The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-22
MARINE NEWS.

TAroosH, March 2l--12 m.-Cloudy: light
northeast wind. Passed Instr Costa Rica, at
IL 40 a. M; sh Emma Louisa, in tow of tug
Discovery, passing in. Snip outside, bound in.
east wind.
CLALLAx BAY, March 2L-l2 m.-Cloudy:
light south wind.
PoRT CRESCENT. March PIP m.-Cloudy:
light east wind. Tug passed in with ship ct 10
q m.
PoRr ANGELES, March 2L-12 m.-Cloudy:
light east wind.
PoRT TOWNSEND. March 2L-fspecial AR
rived-Sh c. c. Chapman, from San Diego for
Port Blaksley: Chill Nh Emma Louisa, from
Chile; sh J. b. Brown, from San Pedro, at
Nanaimo; bk Rufus E. Wood, from San Fran
cisco, at Nanaimo; sh Hiawatha, from San Fran.
cisco, at Tacoma. sailed-Sh Alex Gibaon, for
United Kingdom. One schooner passed down
Sound.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2l-Arrived-Str walla
Walla, from Victoria: str State OF California,
from Portland, via Astoria: str Homer, from
Astoria Cieared-Str Empire, for Nanaimo:
str Montserrat. for Nanaimo D.parted-Str
Crescent City, for Nanaimo aud Mary Island;
str Columbia, for Astoria: sh India, for
Nanaimo.
LONDON, March 2l.-Ths British bark Beemah,
from Astoria, is ashore on the rocks near Gal.
way. The rocks are covered at high water.
The Beemah is an iron bark OF 954 tons, and was
commanded by Capt Paxley. She sailed from
Porti and on October for Cork for ordere with
a cargo OF 1864 barrels OF -four, belonging to
the Portland Touring mills. Her cargo was
valued at $50. co., insured. The Beemah had
been reported from Cork a. arriving on March 4
and had sailed from there for . continental port
RocKLAND, Me-. March 2L-Ths brig Caroline
Gray. Sill tons, Capt. Locke, and the schooner
Martha Innia, which sailed early in February
for New York, have been given up for lost
E,y gsv-na thv,s dNAps thA
those lost In February gales.
MALTA. March 2L-Fuerst Bismarck, from
New York.
scILLy ISLANDS. March 2L-Passed-Havel.
from New York.
The LIZARDS. March .-Passed-s usvia, from
New YORK.
K1SsALr, March 2l-Arrived- Michigan, from
Boston.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 2l-Arrived-Auchori
and Havel, from New York.
CAPE HENRY, March 2L-Arrived-stustgart,
from Bremen.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2L-Arrivsd-Indiana
from Liverpool.
NBw YORK. March 2l-Arrived-Ems, from
Genoa; Lain, from Bremen.
FPEIGHTs AND CHARTERS.
PoRr TOWNSEND, March 0.Ispecial Tho
list OF vessels chartered recently 10 on the In
crease. Vessels that have laid up rather than
accept low rates OF freight show that the owners
prefer to have them engaged At q small profit
rather than let their tonnage remain idle In
the case of iron steel ship the deterioration
is great when there is no crew on board to keep
the metal covered with paint The latest chart
ers reported are:
Br oh Mary Bhan, l.gI5 tons, lumber from
PorS Blakeiev to Va paraiso for orders; chartered
by Renton Homes, 81 los
Br sh Daigona, ISIS tons, wheat, from Ts-
coma TO Cork, Havre. Antwerp or Dunkirk, FL 5A
Am ok sea King, ,43o tons, Goa, from Mana
imo 10 >an Francisco, option san Pedro.
Am ok Theobad, Us. tons, coal, from What
com for san Francisco.
Burrard inlet or Puget sound to sydney, q
lis 81.
Bk John Smith, sos tons. lumber, from Port
Biskeley - Shanghai, g. - Cd: chartered by Pa
citc Pine Lumber Conipan
An ok Margaret, l,lsl tons, cannery supplies
TO Alaska
Am ok Fresno. LIS. tons. belonging to Puget
Mil Company, eannery supplies To Alaska
Am schr Premier, 292 tons. canuery supplies
10 Alas.n
AM Blk Nicholas Thayer. SIS tons, cannery
supplies to Alaska
Am sh Caiondsist, 1876 tons, belonging to
Puget Mill Company, cannery supplies to
Alaska
An sh John A. Briggs. 2O3s tons. coal from De-
par!aEe Law 20 Francisco; Chartered by tie
oregon Improvement Company
An q Oregon, l.soi tons, coal from Nanairno
70 san Francisco
BF "a wysAop, l,a4o tons. lunbe. from Hast
iHgs nail for sydney.
~ a Eoruosa, which grounded ct Dead