The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-29
PUGET SOUND SHIPS.
Coastwise Freights, Other Than
Lumber, Are Active.
CHARTERS AND cLeARANcEs.

Changes Of Masters Thirty Vessels Lead
Ing - the Several Ports-Haxbors
Bare Of Masts.
PoKf TOWNSEND. March 2S.-Coasfwise
and freights have been very active during
the past week Lumber freights are rather
dull. The latest charters reported are q
follows:
Bark George F. Manson. i,sss tons: lumber
from Puget sound to sydney, 20 LIS: chartered
prior to arrival by welch 4 Co.
ship Columbia. !, 100 tons; coal from Nanaimo
to san Francisco, option Of San Pedro; chartered
By John Rosenfeld's sous.
Ship 6atherer. ,l36 tons. coal from Departure
bay to San Francisco: chartered BY B. Dunsmuir
q Sons
Ship jeremiah Thompson, 1851 tons: coal
from Nsnaimo to San Francisco, option of San
Pedro: chartered by John Roseufeld's Sons.
Bark Arkwrighf. 1910 tons, now on Puget
sound; lumber to Melbourne; chartered by J. J.
Moore & Co.
Ship Columbia, 1899 tons: coal from Nanaimo
70 san Francisco, option Of San Pedro; chartered
by John Rosenfeld's Sons.
Ship Gatherer. 1886 tons; coal from Departure
bay to San Francisco; chartered BY n. Duns-
muir & Sons.
British ship MacdufY, l,2s5 tons, at Tacoma.
wheat thence to Cork, United Kingdom, Hayre
or Antwerp; chartered prior 70 arrival.
British ship wildwood, 1,54g tons. now on the
Sound: lumber thence 70 Cork. United King
dom. Havre or Antwerp. private; chartered prior
to arrival.
Barkentine skasit, 80 tons, now On the sound;
lumber thence to Honolulu; chartered BY Pope
4 Talbot
cLRARANCEs.
The following clearances were registered dur
ing the week:
British ship oenone, Captain Becle; s5,is5 bags
Of wheat. valued ct $4,000, for Dunkirk.
Schooner Pioneer. Captain Hughes. With
6lo,2ao feet Of lumber and 5000 shingles, valued
at $5,22A
The bark Allonby, Captain Remington, zl5o
tons -four. valued at $4,000. for Hsvre.
CHANGES OF MAsrERs
The following changes Of masters were Ne
corded during the week:
A. Fl. Putnam to the steamer Duckhunter, vice
Fl. F. Beecher.
George L Hin to the steamer City of Seattle,
c. W. Barlow to the steamer Multnomah. vics
L. Wiley.
Tw Maloney to the steamer Nellie. vice Ed
still.
W. Delaney to the steamer J. c. Britain.
wire ]. RUSSELL.
G. C. spanidins to the steamer St. Patrick. vics
b. F. Beecher.
HI. Gillespie to the steamer Buckeye. vice c.
H. Walker.
VESSELS on THE SOUND.
There are thirty vessels loading ct the
Puget sound and British Columbia ports
this week, of which twenty-five are Amer
kn <~& - H. =
26, 7S3. The following is . detailed list OF
vessels loading:
British ship Maciuff, ,2s5 tons, Captain Jones;
loading wheat for United Kingdom.
British bark Embleton, 100 tons, Captain
Bennett; discharging general freight.
American bark Bonanza, tons, Captain
stetson; loading coal for San Francisco.
American ship Dashing Wave, Loss tons, Cap
tain Moorehouse; loading lumber for San Fran
cisco.
American bark Shirley, l,cs4 tons, csptaiu
Began loading lumber for San Francisco.
AT sEATrLE.
American ship Occ;dent, 1855 tons. Captain
Morse; loading coal for San Francisco.
British ship cromartyshirc. 1,46o tons. Captain
Smith; loading wheat for United Kingdom.
American schooner La Gironde, 195 tons, Cap
tain Dickinson; discharging general cargo.
AT FORT GAMBLE.
American bark Arkwright 1909 tons: loading
lumber for San Francisco.
American bark James Chcston, as tons; load
ing lumber for San Francisco.
American barkentine Skagit, 4sl tons: loading
lumber for Honolulu.
AT PORT BLAxELKY.
American ship Prussia, LIZ tons, Captain
Reynolds; loading lumber for Sydney. Aus
tralia.
Chilean bark Margarita, 75s tons, Captain Pet
erson: loading lumber for Valparaiso.
British bark Woolaraha. $50 tons, Captain Bar
neson; loading lumber for sydney.
AT PORT MADISON.
American bark Nonantum, lilo tons, Captain
Mcclure: loading lumber for San Francisco.
American bark Tidal Wave, 573 tons, Captain
Wilson: loading lumber for San Francisco.
American bark Oakland. 5o7 tons, Captain Wei
fare; loading lumber for San Francisco.
AT FORT LUDLOW
American schooner Laura May. 2sa tons; load.
ing lumber for San Francisco.
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
American ship McNear, l,2os tons, Captain
Swan; returned, reported leaky; discharging
coal.
American schooner Sophia Sutherland. II
tons; bound north.
AT PORT DISCOVERY.
American schooner Queen, &S tons; loading
lumber for San Francisco.
AT PORT HApLocK.
American ship Guardian, ,0.s tons, Captain
Marden: loading lumber for sydney
American barkentine J. N. Griffths, 572 tons;
loading lumber for San Francisco
American barkentine Retriever. SO tons; load.
ing lumber for San Francisco.
AT NANAfNo. y. c.
American ship wachuset, 1879 tons, Captain
Williams: to load coal for San Francisco
American bark Highland Light, l,26s tons
Captain thurman; TO load coal for san Fran
cisco.
American bark Seminole, 1910 tons, Captain
wheelan; loading coal for San Francisco.
VANCOUVER, B. c.
American bark Spartan. 76s tons, Captain An.
derson; discharging sugar.
pEPARTUEE EAT, ,. c.
American bark Sumatra. LOIS tons: Captain
Merwiek: to load coal for San Francisco.
American bark Gatherer. l,Jo9 tons, Captain
Pritchard to load coal for San Francisco at De
parture bay.
RxCAPITuLATIoN.
po,ss. No. Tonnage