The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-28
SEA AND SHORE.
Arrival of the Steamer Zealandia
From Australia.
Seven Steamers, Long Bar-Bound at Coos Bay,
Succeed in Getting Out-Coal Diseharg-
ing and on the Way Hare.
The Oceanic Company's steamer zealan-

The Oceanic Company's steamer Zealan-
dia Captain Won Oterendorp, arrived in port
at o'clock yesterday morning, after pass
age of twenty-six days from Sydney, eight
days from Honolulu.
According to the schedule she was due
here on Saturday, and it was feared that
she had encountered very heavy weather or
met with some slight accident to her ma
chinery. Her delay was owing to the poor
quality of coal she carried, in consequence
OF the strike in the colonies Fine weather
was experienced during the entire trip.
The steamer brought % cabin, 80 steerage
passengers and 295 tons of cargo from the
colonies, and % cabin, 16 steerage passen-
gers and 319 tons of cargo from Honolulu.
Among the storage passengers from Aus
tralia and New Zealand were thirteen Nor
mons, including four women and two chill
dren, who are en- route for Salt Lake.
Among the cargo was 100000 in English
sovereigns. When the Zealandia was in lat
ltu0e 35' north, longitude 1877 So west, she
passed several huge floating logs.
COAL ARRIVED AND COMING.
Telegraphic advices received at the Mer-
chants Exchange state tina. the Oregon
Coal and Navigation Company's steamers
been r-bound at Coos Bay for two weeks,
succeeded in crossing the bar yesterday.
They are all coal laden. and when they ar
rive will tend TO relieve the coal market.
The following vessels also Succ" eded in going
out to sea- Steamers Emily, Laguna, Celia
and Alcatraz and the schooner Ida Schnauer
-Four coal-laden vessels were dischargng
yesterday at Pacific-street Wharf, the
steamers Empire and Wellington and the
bark Sumatra with British Columbia coal
for Dunsmuir aud r. d. Chandler, and the
ship Alexander McCullum with Cumberland
coal from Baltimore. Notwithstanding the
boycott on Dunsmuir's coal there never were
so many teams in line at one time as there
were yesterday, the line extending from near
the Oakland ferry to Vallejo street.
Enormous loads were hauled off the wharf
and one dealer hauled off over eight long
tons in one wagon. 1t was so heavy that
the clerk refused to weigh 1t on the dock
scales. After leaving the dock it was trans
ierIed to other wagons and then weighed.
Whartnger Diddleback had his hands full
all day keeping the teams in order, and had
to call on the police 10 assist him.
AN ARRIVAL FROM ALASKA.
The Alaska Commercial Company's
steamer Dora, Captain Hague, which ar
rived on Sunday night from Unga, Alaska,
brought down fourteen passengers and the
following cargo: 652 half-barrels salmon,
IS packages furs, packages hides and II
packages fSh.
The weather was hazy at Point Lobos
yesterday and the wind blowing 10 miles an
hour from the northeast until o'clock in
the afternoon, when it fell calm. The
barometer read: o'clock in the morning,
S011; noon, 3006; 5 o'clock in the evening,
80 so.
The Pacific Mail Companys steamer
China, which sailed from here on the 9th
inst. arrived at Honolulu On the 10th,
landed her Chinese passengers and sailed on
the 18th for Yokohama.
The barkentine 5. G. Wilder, Captain
Griffith, which sailed hence on October 9TH,
arrived at Honolulu on the 10th inst, after
good passage of 10h days.
VESSELS SPOKEN
The ship Hazelbank was spoken on Octo-
Der 22d in latitude 500 north, longitude 150
west, and the ship Elizabeth SAILED from New
York for this port on the 18th.
The steamer Alex Duncan reports that on
October 18th the schooner Iyanhoe was
outside Lomp6c Landing. A heavy sea was
running at the time.
The bark Nicholas Thayer locked at
Lombard street, the schooner Dare at How
ard No. 3 and the ship Chinsura came over
from Oakland and docked at Howard No. 1.
When the steamer Zealandia was leaving
Honolulu harbor, the schooner VeSta, from
the Sound, was passing in.
The ships Dumfriesshire and Louise and
the bark Seminole will go 10 sea to-day.
The steamer City of Rio de Janeiro sailed
from Yokohama for this port on the 10Th.
The Greina went to sea yesterday, and the
Esnore locked at Harrison street.