, 1889-02-07
SHIPPING .NTEi4LIGENCE.

During the month of January the tOtI
| value OF exports to foreign countries iron
| Puget Sound aggregated $S6, $50. The
! merchandise valuation was shipped a.
follows: American steam vessel, SOS 0S7
American sailing vessels, SIP ,gII and
foreign vessels, $H5. .S92. There were
| Ig5. So bushels OF wheat, valued at Sill,
| 2g4. and 1888 barrels OF -four valued al
| SSll3, sent to foreign ports last month.
| The LARGEST cargo OF wheat that was ever
| sent past Cape Flattery. was shipped
| in the American ship Edward C'Brien.
| on the 26th nit. to Queenstown, amount
| iug To 52lGls tons OF wheat. valued al
%IO2, ,O2l 10. There i only one vessel on
Sound under engagement to load wheat
| the Francis Thorpe, which Just arrived
from England laden with general cargo.
During the month OF January, twenty
EIGHT vessels. including both sail and
steam, sailed from NanaimO, B. c., whose
tonnage aggregated 81, l43 net tons, and
carried II. % tons valued at S2j6, DO
The steamer Fcrndalc brought over 79U
tons Of ipon ore. three caTgoes last month
from Tcxada island. r. {. The ore was
used by IrondaIe Smelling furnaces.
The tu. Mastir colIided with the
schooner Peerless last Friday night do
iug but little damage rs the night was
very foggy. and the Mastick was run
ming under a slow bell.
The sailing hpeF on Puget Sound has
increased by the addition OF nine YES
sells, within the past week, and the ton
mage increased ;i3'2 tons ihe heet at
seattle has increased by two vessels and
i0D3 tons Tacoma by TWO vessels ana nSl
tons. Tie following list contains the
names, carHoes, tons and destination Of
Ii SdIlllLI Ntssgs gl,.,t -, ioa'iIiI oo,.i
Zoos
,TT,Cov,
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g, 4m, n ship C'rrol'on I+oV TONS lumber
= H. 7, J. WI ,o- tow, I,,,.,
A'ii' TyIi'' L. ~ ""''i' ~ 'oiiS' iu'ii-
I'm. shin Yosemite 100 tons. coal :. z.
Am bEi Shirley g97 tons. lumber, :. f.
(m srhr. annie Lqrson 315 tons, Ium-
har : +
Am srbr Peerless 233 tons. lumber.
+
Am. shin Oriental. 1925 tons. lumber.
: +
At NASAIMo.
Am. steam schr. Jeannie So tons, coal,
:. +.
Am. ship Richard III 100 tons, coal,
:. f.
Am. ship Wilma 14S3 tons, coal, s. F.
Am. ship Glory OF the Seas 2lO2 tons,
coal, :. +.
Am ship America 2o'4 tons, coal > +.
At SEATTLE.
Rr bk Francis Thorne 1ooz tonx dis
charging general cargo from England.
Az oh Tarro Madison lumber +
Am. ship Gather 1909 tons, coal, S. F.
Am. bk. Margaret | l6l tons. coal, ;. f.
Am. steam schr. Signal F96 tons, dis
charging merchandise.
Am. ship Spartan 1876 tons, lumber,
;. r. ~,
Am DIX Hernlahia Joo toiiS' lumber
:. f.
AN PORT DISCOVERY
Br. ship MelcpOmcne l2lO tons, lum-
ber, Callao.
Sw. bk, Ganien 9l1 tons, lumber, Ade-
laide.
Br. bk. Frank Stafford ll69 tons, lum-
bcr, BuenOS AyreS.
Am. brig Deacon iO5 tons, lumber ;. +.
Am. schr- Nesta ~ tona, lumber, = T.
AT GIG HARBoR.
Br. shin Nineyeh lI7I tons. lumber.
sydney
Br. 6k. Eurenic 600 tons. lumber, Mel
bourne.
Am schr. w. l.. Bccbee 28l lons, lum-
ber, 5. f.
At PORT BLAKELY.
Am. schr. Cornct, ,4OS tons, lumber.
F.
Am. schr. Conrser $40 tons, lumber,