The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-15
PUGET SOUND SHIPS.
Freights Have Been Moving Up
ward During the Week.
CHAPTERS AND cLEARANcEs.
Changes Of Mssters-Sesttle Has Twice
- Many ships, with Double The
Tonnags Of Tacoma.

from the Sound have also increased.
There have been number Of coal charters.
The Sea King, well-known ship, has
been purchased for Coast trade. and rumor
has it another ship will also soon be added
to our coasting list.
CHARTERS.
The latest charters reported are - fol-
lows:
ship Levi @. Burgess, 1,sas tons, lumber from
Puget sound to Guaymas-chartered BY Hanson
Bark sumatra, I,o1s tons, coal from Departure
bay TO San Francisco--chartered by r. Duns-
muir q sons.
tie to San Francisco chartered BY the Cedar
Bsrksntins ' Robert sudden. ss4 tons, lumber
psss: souas ss se9: as CO.
Schooner William Renton, as tons, lumber
from Astoria to sydney; e i5s--chartersd by J.
ship Kennebec, 2,oa5 tons, coal from Nanaimo
to San Francisco; option of San Pedro-char-
tered BY John Roscnfeids Sons.
Bark Seminole, Las tons. coal from Nanaimo
TO San Francisco. option San Pedro-chartered
BY John Kosenfelds Sons
ship ]. 3. Brown, 1,47s tons, coal from Nanaimo
70 San Francisco; option Of San Pedro-char-
tered by John Rosenfeld's Sons.
cLEARAycEs.
The following clearances were recorded
during the week:
British bark Beeman, Captain Mercier, with
3s,4o6 sacks Of -four, valued at $5s,460, for
Queenstown or Falmouth for orders
British ship Liniithgowshire, Captain 6tott
with s42o bags Of wheat, valued at SCI Isl, fof
Queenstown or Falmouth for orders.
steamer Haytian Republic, with $50 tons Of
coal, for San Francisco
Bark General Faircbild, CAPTAIN Mckee, with
1850 tens OF coal for San Francisco
CHANGES OF MASTERS.
The changes of captains registered dur
ing the week were:
Thomas Butler to the steamer Edna. vice H.
J. 6: Hunter to the steamer Al-Ki, vice W. 7.
Frank Mcdonald to the steamer Lucy Lowe,
vice =; Hodsson;
e. n. Hardwick to the schooner Hueneme. vice
George Elliot, drowned.
b: ,. Whitney to the steamer Chinook. vice H.
Simon Bruno to the steamer Mary Kraft, vice
Z. Swanberg.
=. Andrews to the steamer Lady George,
Jacob scotland TO the steamer Rainier, vice B.
Captain Johngrun takes command of the ship
Il q. Burgess, vice Captain Lock-
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following named vessels during the
week ended, February s, were assigned
their official numbers and signal letters by
the bureau of navigation, treasury depart
ment, Washington, D. G.: Brigantine
Gallilec, gross tonnage, 354.07, net, 1861,
official number, S6. Isl, signal letters, K.
] ID. NJ, owned in San Francisco; steamer
Willapa, 1888. 81 gross 249.5 81 net tonnage. of
Portland, Or. official number las, STA,
signal letters. K. L. D. n.
There are forty fisk vessels loading at the
nd A,.1
this week, of which thirty-six are Ameri-
cans The total tonnage Of the fleet
is SO, $50. The following is a de-
tailed list of the vessels loading:
AT SEATTLE.
American ship Blue Jacket, 1876 TONS Captain
Farrell: loading coal for San Francisco
American ship Occident, 1856 tons, Captain
Morse; loading coal for San Francisco.
American ship McNesr, LOS tons, Captain
Swan; loading coal for San Francisco
American bark Rufus E. Wood, 1,40o tons,
Captain Ryder; loading coal for ssn Francisco
American bark Harry Morse, 1865 tons, Cap
American ship c. F. sargent, 1855 tons. Can
tain Foye: loading coal for San Francisco
British bark Allonby, 1,4oo tons, Captain Rim
British ship CromaTby shire, 1.4s5 tons, Captain
Smith: discharging general freight.
British bark Carleton, 1,lOs tons, Captain
British ship WiIxso s1t'i i5ai toms, Captain
Smith; loading wheat for United Kingdom.
AT TACOMA.
British ship Sierra Cadena, 1852 tons, Can
tain McWhinnie; loading wheat for United
American bark Melrose, ga tons, Captain
kalb; loading lumber for Guaymas.
American bark Canada, Liza tons; loading
lumber for San Francisco.
British ship McDuff, i,2s5 tons, Captain Jones;
loading wheat for United Kingdom.
British ship Onone, 1,437 tons, Captain Besle:
loading wheat for United Kingdom.
AT PORT BLAKELEY
American ship Prussia, 1,172 tons; CAPTAIN
Reynolds; loading lumber for sydney, Aus
tralia.
American schooner Comet, 40 tons. Captain
Ternstrom: loading lumber for San Pedro
American barkentine G. F. Croker, $50 tons !;
loading lumber for Port Prize.
American schooner Fanny Dutard, 252 tons;
loading lumber for San Francisco.
American ship Columbia, 952 TONS Captain
Goodman; loading lumber for San Francisco
Chilean bark Margarita, 756 tons, Captain Pc
terson; loading lumber for Valparaiso.
American schooner Excelsior, so tons; load
ing lumber for San Francisco.
American schooner Challenger, go tons load.
ing lumber for Santa Barbara.
AT PORT MADISON.
American bark Nonantum. lilo tons. Captain
Mcclure, loading lumber for San Francisco.
American bark Tidal Wave 5z3 tons, Captain
Wilson; loading lumber for San Francisco.
AT FORT LUDLOW.
American schooner W. S. Beebc osl tons: load.
ing lumber for san Francisco.
AT FORT GAMBLE.
American schooner Hueneme, 3f7 tons: load
ing lumber for San Francisco
American barkentine kitsap, 756 tons; loading
lumber for San Francisco.
American schooner Robert LEVERS, Cos tons:
loading lumber for San Francisco
American schooner Pioneer, S97 tons, Captain
Hughes; loading lumber for San Francisco.
AT FORT HADLooK.
American schooner Halcyon, rs tons; loading
lumber for San Francisco.
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
American bark Hope, 759 tons, Captain Matsou:
lumber laden for Melbourne.
British bark Woolaraha, go tons, Captain
Barneson; to load lumber at Port Blskeley for
sydney.
AT SANAIMo, Is. C.
American ship America. 1852 tons CAPTAIN
Harding: to load coal for san Francisco
American ship Wasehuset, $40 tons. Captain
Williams: TO load coal for san Francisco
American bark wilma, l,s09 tons, Captain
Slator; 70 load coal for San Francisco
American bark Oregon. l.2s4 tens, Captain
BOYD; to load coal Tor san Francisco
American bark Ericsson, l,JsS tons Cantan
Reed; TO load coal for san Francisco.
American bark General Fairchild, ISL tons.
Captain Mckay; loading coal for san Francisco
American ship Louis Walsh. Laps tons Can
tain Gambler: loading coal for san Frsucisco
American bark Valley Forge. lbs tons, Can
tain Bennett; 10 ioad coal for san Francisco
American hsrk CSrroton, l,i90 tons, Captain
Pierce. to load coal for Alaska
American ship America. 1.a5s TONS CAPTAIN
Harding, to load coal for San Francisco
American bark Highland Light, l.ass tons.
Captain HUFFMAN; to losd coal for san Francisco.
VANCOUVER, n. c.
American bark spartan. 7e9 tons Captsiu An.
derson discharging sugar.
British shin Forest King, $50 tons CAPTAIN
Morris. TO load lumber for Melbourne
REcAriruLATIos.
Ports No Teannas
Seattle. ......-........-..-.-...,.. 10 1882