The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-14
Exports During the Past wesk-Cbspges
Of Msstsys-Lsst Of Tonnage
In the HsrbOrS

likely 70 Be insained until the labor
troubles ~ Wellington are settled. The
latest charters reported. Of interest TO
Puget sound and the North coast, are:
S German ship Elsie, I34s tons. now on the
Sound; IumneS from Hasiings' Mills 70 Mel
bourne; g Is ed-cnsrsered prior 70 arrival by
Dickson, De Wolf 4 Co.
Norwegian bark Hsugesund. 1.0eS tons. nov
on the SQUAD; lumber from Hasting' Mills 70
Melbourne: - s. Sd: option Of PORT P.rie, s. los
chartered prior 70 arrival % Dickson. De Wolf
4 Co.
Bark C. B Rennsy. LOIS tons; coal from Seat.
tie 70 San Ffancisco; Chartered By p. b Corn
wal.
Bsrxentine Katie Flicksneer, ~ tons; lumber
from PUGET sound 10 Honolulu; chartered BY
Rsnton. Homes 4 Co.
Bark Sevsnoy, $50 tons: lumber from Puget
sonud 10 Melbourne, g s.; Adelaide 70 Port
Pirie. g e. 3D.
Schooner Robert Levers, 6a6 tons; lumber
from Puget sound TO Houoluu: owrefs' &C.
count: 10 be loaded By Pop ( Taisot
Gillian snip Rosetta, loaded and sailed, 70I
tons: Lumber from Gig ha-bor 70 Valparaiso;
owners sceount.
Schooner G. W. ws-son. 40 tons; lumber Fl m
Biak ~ TO sydney, e. Is Sd; chartered " Rem
n, lines d Co.
b. iisn ship Fred b Taylr. los tors now on
tne ound; wheat from TscS ma 10 Cork, q. z.
d&Sse Or AEtSeYp.
Bark Alex McSeEl, Loss tons: coal from Ma
nsime to San Francisco; chartered By John
RoseEfel1's Sons
British bark Island City. 42i tons, now on the
sound; lumber thence TO Ne. bourne. s. Is:
chartered prior 10 ARRIVAL by Hansen Co.
Puget SOUND SHIPMENTS.
The following have Cleared and sailed
with cargoes since the last report:
September 6-Chilian ship Republic. 1.s7
tons, Captain Alb, for Valparaiso, with $780, s3
feet OF dressed iumcer. valued ~ $9.7o2: S02,s5o
fest o. rough iua Der. valued at &3,66 s.; g. 44s
fe o sprrc valued at 349 70: 215 SIS ie-t of
rough lumber. valued ~ 81, is5 So: and 20 cans
OF salmon. worth sSdo TOTAL vAius Of cargo,
sIo,ssa1L
Ssit a Der 7-American barge Ludlow. 4ls
tons, Captain G. W. e lis; $40 tons of coal tor
San Francisco.
Sept mbxr S-American barkentine Catherine
Sudden, 37S tons. Cap ain John Tnomps on;
$4,000 ieet o f.uKn inmfer for san Francisco.
sep'e Der S-Briisl bark CARDIGAN Cattle,
Captain George LEWIS: go 81 tons for Mel
bourne; s. 9,G42 feet Of rough lumber, valued at
$3.50 -: 9l5 bundles latns. Valued ~ ;sSos 81,
and a.oeS pckets, valued u 35os,3a. Total value
of cargo. 1927 .75z
September 10-American steam schoorer
yeanie. S63 tons, Captain J. 9. Gibson: for
Nanaimo, B. c.; city barrels whale oil. valued
at 81 80.
September 10 -chilian bark Rosi.a, 7os tors.
Captain Bouef C. Caoalero. for Iquiqui. s74,s4s
feet of rough lumber, valued at $3.747.46; lS20l7
feet OF dressed lumber. valued ~ ,s76 Il To.
tai value OF cargo. $6.l241a.
September 1I-Brtisn ba-k scammeil Broth.
ers 1,219 tons. Captain J. {. lines, for Calao.
7z5iss feet of Foush lumber. valued at 81 PSI 60:
1C6 so reet Of dressed iumoer, value at s. 9l752
sa1 i02.1S8 feet of rough redwood, valued At
nf Z
Sc. TENDER ll-British bark Duustafuaee $50
tons. CAPITA q Isaac sutton, for Valparaiso. s2a.
455 feet Of roush lumber. valued at 1926 n;
$500 feet Of DR. tsed lumhSr. 81 o., ana of
clear lumter valued at Slso.& Total value of
cargo. s., 5o7.u.
CHANGES OF MAsrKRs.
The following masters have shifted since
last report: w. s. Wittum takes charge of
the steamer Otter, vice Fl. NJ. Hughes.
Captain B. B. Whitney relieves Captain
jacob scotland as master of the tug Rainier.
II. H. Bullene becomes master of the Grey
hound. CAP tain James Gilmore is back on
the rug Bee. Captain ]. Leonard Crowell
is back on the Marcy. relieving Captain
John p. Ryan. F. E. Shibies has returned
10 the steamer Union, vice Joseph e Mann.
Captain George F. Hall is again in charge
OF the HAYS. vice Captain NJ B. Clark.
Captain +. Morley is in command of the
steamer J. r. Mcdonald, vice Captain s.
w. McGregor.
MIsHAPs 10 KNOWN VESSELS.
The Chilian bark Pastoriza, $40 tons.
Captain Ricardo Lorano, which sailed
from this port August 81 with lumber for
Valparaiso. put into San Pedro harbor
September 5, badiy leaking. Her cargo
was loaded at Utsalady.
The German ship r. Won Bennington,
1888 tons, Captain Wachter. bound with
Goa. from Cardiff. Wales, for her Majesty's
quimalt, put into Montevideo. Uruguay.
on the Atlantic coast. on September /. She
was leaking badly,
VESSELS Or PrGEr SOUND.
There are forty mine vessels loading at
the Puget sound and British Coiumbi
ports this week, with Q total tonnage of
54694. OF the forty-nine only thirty are
American. which is much below the usual
average. The vessels are mos ly big ones,
as the total tonnage shows, as follows:
AT TACOMA.
Norwegian bark Thor. l,lo6 tons Captain
skirsmayk; lumber for United Kingdom.
British ship Od Kensi lg;on, l,577 tons: load
British bark lairrsmore, s57 tons Captain
c2rfweli; loading wheat for Uniten Kinsdom.
Norwegian bark Borghid d. 20 TONS Captain
Hsngeaud; loading lumber for Melbourne.
American ship Palmyra, l,2es tons. Captain
Minott: loading coal for San Francisco
American ship Frances. l.e74 tons. Captain
Doane; loading wheat for United Kingdom.
British bark Island City, Al tons; loading
lumber for sydney.
British ship Asiracena, l,55l tons; dour for
United Kingio
British ship Fred B. Taylor, 1879 tons, Captain
Albert: loading wheat Tor United King ION.
American ship Snow BURGESS. l.S7s tons,
Captain Anderson; discharging res-
American ship Newsem te, l.l;6 tons Captain
Anderson: loading eos for San Francisco.
American schooner Maria C. smith, 81 tons
loading lumber for San Francisco.
American bark G. z. Manson. 1.SSS tons; load.
ing for San Franci-co.
AT SEATTLE
British ship Gull ma, Captain Byrnes. l.2s6
tons; loading for Port ririe
AT GIG HAEsoR
Chiliau bark Oerayia, S3l tons; loading lHm.
Der for Valparaiso.
Swedish ship Atlsatic, see tons, Captain Sod
erssrom: loading lumber for Melbourne.
AT PoIT BLAkELEY.
Dutch bark Cathsrina. l,o74 tons. Captain
Bana: loading lumber for the United Kingdom.
British bark Dartmouth. els tons, Captain
Valley: loading lum Der for Valparaiso.
American ship Mercury. l.I9S tons, Captain
Mcguire; loading lumber for Australia
American schooner Weston, 81 tons: loading
lumber for Honolulu.
AT PORT GAMBLE
American ship William J. Rotch, 1,7l7 tona
Captain Bray: losdins spans for Boston.