The morning call., 1890-10-30
SEA AND SHORE.
Reported Catch of the Arctic
Ocean Whaling Fleet.
The British Brig Eugene Ashore at Jones In.
let-Gunue rs for the San Francisco-Ar-
rival of Steamer From Panama.

The whaling brig W. II. Meyer, Captair
| Bolles, arrived in port yesterday twenty-one
| days from the Arctic. The vessel brought
! 100 barrels of oil and 1000 pounds Of whale
| bone, consigned to James McKenna. AID
vices received by the brig state that the
! catch of the Arctic whaling fleet up to Octo
| Der 9th was as follows:
Bark Abram Barker, six bowhead whales
! bark A Ice Knowles Two; bark Alaska, twt
bowhead; steamer Bevdere, three; brig fran
! els a. Barstow, Two bowhead; bark Ocean, one
| bark Reindeer one and hall; bark Sea Ranger,
| four; bark Tamerlane, two Owhead, nine righ
and Two sperm; bark Triton, four bOwbead; bark
William Baylies. four; steamer William Lewis,
none; schooner Alton, one bowhead; steamer
Bahama, six schooner Beluga, eight right; bark
Bounding Billow. four bowhead and one right;
bark Eliza, five bowhead; bark Emma I. HERR
man, TWO right; steamer Grampus. one bowhead
bark Helen Nj and brig Hdalgo, none: bark
Hunter Two bOwhead; bark James Allen. one;
schooner Jane Gray, two bowhead; steamer
Jesse Ii. Freeman, Que; bark John and IN
lhrop eight right; bark Lydia, rome; steamer
Narwhal, twelve bowhead; bark Northern
Light. TWO and half; bark Mars, steamer Mary
ID. Hume, ana schooner Mary ii. Thomas, none /;
steam schooner Orca Tour bOwhead; schooner
Rosario, Two; bark Sea Bre' re, eight; bark
Stamboul. none; steamer I Il SIX, DARK DARK
total CATCH nineiy-two bowhead, thirty right and
three sperm.
Du ring the afternoon the Sea Breeze,
another one of the feet, came in from the
Arctic. twenty-five days from Herald Island
She brought eco barrels of oil and 5000
pounds of whalebone. James Mckenna,
the owner of the Meyer and other whalers,
was a passenger on that vessel, having
passed several months on an Arctic cruise.
He reports that Boatheader Nell Of the
pl nam Le"is iei, iioni sno ol9M He3s W
, VIC "eV tJ1 ~; ni9.,, anu ioeei'eu
mat caused MS death .,, g., -. &c
ne lultnel says tiiat Ine report u
~ INC sieS a M M '''set " az no. 80
Parro, 81. ,V.;ntnri',ht fnIot ~ ,ent ~, fnr
the winter. The Hunter was 10 follow and
re turn with tue crew. The Hunter has not
returned. and hence no defjnjte reports have
been received from the Silver Wave. If
the whaler was lost the crew would have
ha d no irouble in making their way over
land TO Point Barrow station.
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Inc SuauisIlp oity ol SeW OH ariN .e,
YESTERDAY. elshieen DAYS from fanalha, win
a goud iist Oh passrngeTs ana an unuSuaLy
hea'y cargo ol IelSLt from Eastern dld
souln cuaet portS. captain Scare reports
inat MS saIil.ie yates were as loIloWsi FROM
fahanla, octepeT llth from La Iipertad,
1olh from oan Jose ae duatehald, i oIn !,
iiom Shaiht eIico, - from Acapulco -O,li '
lion -hallLai'llIo, "a from oah Dias' 7od
~, w. - go -eeo ,oni,,oaS' of
merchaudise and tortv-ssven IF treIsure
From CentraI American and Mexican morris
tba e,.an,ar brnrgbr Tg7 Roc. c,ffan . casas
of cigars haze of daer-skin, 7gS boxes of
lines " crates of oranges 954 hays of ore.
. uackaues nj sharl,tirS and Ar nnrkages nj
trrssnTe yaIueI At sG3 G41 "a in the
sieeraee there were forty-inur messengers
and forty chinese the lattar en- route for
Uorr L on,
T6a erh0oper Saba f Calrer soiIed ves-
70 rdav for santa Rosalia My with a cargo
of nav and genera n,erchandtsa
mr. ~ ,o,, . en-, ~, eo
M l. --s foH 60. IL or 'oAh'
Inc Steamer A4catiaE, WHICH was par
pound IN Coos Bay lor hve days, put INTO
thls ON 9eSteLuay loI coal ana iheh pro
ceeusu On her way W on eilo. ile
Steamer Ii'HS, Sh,cn, "iti ihahy ot-eI
acconn. IF the ro,,ab tyaa,hor and hoovu
seas. arrived in the afternoon for coal and
steamed southwark for Rpdonoo.
Tho steamer Arapo will to-dav shift from
Velri0-strfet Wharf TO the Merchants
Dry-dock for general oyerhauIing.
The ship Colony was placed on Hunters
Point Dry-dork Yesterday for repairs.
The bark Rufus L. Mood. Captain Farm
ham. arrived from Semitic Yesterday morn
ing with 23I3 tons of coal. She made the
voyage down the coast in the good time of
twelve DAYS.
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