The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-01
PUGET SOUND SHIPS.
Forfy-Seyen Vessels at the Several Port
Coal and Lumber Freights.


Coal and Lumber Freights.
PoRT TOWNSEND, July ESPECIAL There
are forty seven vessels leading at the Puget
sound and British Columbia ports today, of
which thirty-one are Americans. The total ton
mage OF the heet is $3.50. The following is de-
tailed list Of vessels loading:
AT TACOMA.
British bark Duke of Argyle, geo tons, Melon
AID, master; whea for the United Kingdom
American bark Coiusa, LIB tons, Backus, mas
ter; lumber for Guaymas.
Bsrkentine Tam oShanter, $50 tons, Patter-
son; lumber for san Francisco
AT SEATTLE.
American ship W. H. Lincoln, l,675 tons; dis
charging cargo from Philadelphia.
American snip Blue Jacket, 1859 tons, Captain
Farrell; coal for san Francisco.
American bark Detroit, l. 3S tons, Captain
Dsrrah; leading coal for san Francisco.
= American ship spartan, l,Sl6 tons, Captain
folitei loading coal for san Francisco
American bark Germania. go tons, Captain
AAne' coal ior san FRANCISCO. 80
American ship Ivanhoe, 1853 tons, Captain
Orift1n; coal for san Francisco.
AT PORT BLAzELEY.
American bark Mt Washington, I,l62 tons,
Rose, master; lumber for San Francisco.
American ship Kate Davenport, l,l9i tons,
Captain Collins; lumber tO- Melbourne.
American bark Bonanza. I.299 tons, Captain
stetson; loading lumber for Port Prize
lumber for san Francisco
American bark Matilda; sl9 tons, swenson,
master; lumber for Honolulu.
American bark Sumatrs, LOIS tons, Nervick,
master; lumber for San Francisco.
Chilean ship Republic. LBS tons, Eloy, mas
ter; repairing ship.
American bark Gerard G. Tobey, l,3yO tons,
Gibbs, master; spars for Boston.
AT PORT GAMBLE.
American barkentine Mary Winkleman, 496
tons, Nisser, master: lumber for Honolulu
American schooner Challenger. sonerud, mas
In ~ h1rf ssr Gan Eran
American schooner Hueneme, SE tons, Hard
wick, master; lumber for san Diego
British bark veritas, 74s tons, Criechton, mas
ter; lumber for Melbourne.
American bark Guy c. Goss, LIS tons, NAL
lette, master; spars for Boston
American bark Fresno, 1,lS7 tons, Hanson,
master; lumber for San Francisco.
AT PORT MADISON.
American bark yidette, $50 tons. Captain Pyle;
lumber for San Francisco.
AT HApLocK.
American bark J. NJ. Griffith, SIS tons, Arey,
MASTER lumber for San Francisco.
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
Norwegian bark Saga, lab tons, Oftehahl,
master; proceeds TO Moodyyilie, B. c., TO load
lumber for Melbourne.
American ship William A. Campbell, 1888
tons. Haverner. master; proceeds to Blakeley to
load lumber for Iquique
Norwegian bark Posereon. sos TONS Blornson,
master; proceeds TO Blakeley TO load lumber for
Melbourne.
Norwegian ship Hangesend, 1,o35 tons, Ostaadt,
master; proceeds TO Port Blakeley to load lum-
Der Tor Adelaide
NASAIMo, B. c.
American ship Empire, 1,074 tons, Snow, mas
ter: coal for San Francisco
American ship John A. Briggs, 2J0S3 tons,
Balch, master; coal for San Francisco.
American ship General Fairchild, 1856 tons,
Boyd, master; coal for San Francisco.
American ship jeremiah Thompson, 1881
tons, Jameson, master; coal Tor san Pedro.
American bark Sea King, 1,49i tons, Pierce,
master: coal for San Francisco.
American ship Levi 6. Burgess, $50 tons,
Youngreen, master; coal for San Francisco.
VICTORIA.
British ship Thermopylae, 9S4 tons, Captain
Wilson; discharging paddy (uncleaned rice)
from Bankok.
DEPARTURE BAY.
American bark Richard Ill, e54 tons, Common,
master; coal for San Francisco
VANCOUVER, 3. C.
American ship J. B. Walker, 2,105 tons, Wal
lace, master; discbarging tea from Yokohama.
British bark II. b. Cam, ,299 tons, Foote, mas
ter; lumber for Callao.
British bark Leading Wind, 1,159 TONS Saverry,
master; lumber for Melbourne.
British bark Odevic, S74 tons, Captain Austin;
lumber for Melbourne.
Chilean bark Antoinette, $50 tons, Captain Pc
terson; lumber for Valparaiso.
Chilean ship Hindooston, l,674 tons, Captain
Rupps; lumber Tor Valparaiso.
British ship Robert Besmard, jos tons, Cap
tain Andrews; dischsrging sugar
German bark Cassandra, I'll tons, Captain
stehr; lumber for Australia.
British ship Duke of Abercorn, 1,150 tons, Cap
tain Journeaux; lumber for Adelaide.
AT NEW WESTMINSTER.
British bark Lanarkshire, 794 tons, Melville,
master; discharging cargo OF rails from Newport,
England