The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-01-03
SHIPPING DAYBYD DAY


Good byo to tho gales
The chips are beginning TO move At
latt,
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Tho raclo!ua reached Portland Ye't'F'
day
Tho mouth Of tbs river was smooth yes
tordaS
The Gilmore leaves out for TilIamook
today
Tha steamer Augusta left out for Tl-
inmook yesterday morning.
Captain Charles Davis takes command
Of tho bRfkontino Portland
II Il. probabls that tho river will be
clear of outgoing vessels ny toHno''o"
night
The Kate Thomas. wheat laden Tor Eu-
rope. left out over the mouth OF 'he r'F''
yesterday afternoon.
The steamer Harrison lcft nut for Alseh
Yesterday. She Will take a load OF sam
ca from Alsca to Yaqulna,
Tho British ship t.afgicmorc. while en-
tering tho port OF Falmouth. went ashore
but got on and arrived on the slHt OF De-
ccmbcr.
The American ship W. G. nnbcoek will
soon begin 10 tai Stn rock ballast ior inc
Hawaiian Islands. where Shs WIZ ION"
sugar for Philadelphia.
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The British ship horonby' bound ior
pisa1ua. chile. II ashore on tho Houth
coast OF ireland and IN breaking up ,ap-
tain Coomhor and his wife and son nave
been lost
Tho Norwegian steamer Florida sailed
last saturday night from vancouver -
C., for South Africa with a cargo OF lum.
her consisting Of 2,5oo.9p feet valued nj
over ,gi.npo
rorty.nve thousand tons OF wheat and
hour will have 20 BE- Imported INTO
| Queensland. Australia. during the next
twcive months on account Of the failure
" tho wheat harvest
cautaln Garrison. agent OF the ship
owners Association. shipped a crew OF
sailors Yesterday for tho schooner Iurl'
tan. which IL loading lumber AZ Fort
Gamble. The men signed for the usual
wages. 50 per month.
The British bark GraHmerc got away
Yesterday Afternoon on her voyage 10
Port Gamble where she goes TO load lun'
her for Chile. Her long stay In THIS
civ and tho enforced substitution OF a
,hrap lumber charter Tot good wheat
transportation. will cost her owners SOW
ernl thousand dollars.
The British bark Andradn, ~ days from
Liverpool with sL.ip cases OF Tin plate
I lor mis- city. arrived In port on the after
room OF Wednesday. In tow Of the Relief
slo reports Il fair and unovcntful passage
with extreme cold on The Horn. Her
cargo viii be discharged at the bonded
warehouse a. soon AS tho Edith leaves
the dock NJ ttat place.
Tn British bark Amulrco. ~ days from
Montevidro. IN ballast. arrived In harbor
on Now Years day. She sighted both
pilot schooncra outside. Her captain re-
posta very heavy weather throughout the
month % November. n gales almost
without intcrmikNicn. but no accident or
damage OF any kline 20 the vessel. She
gees 10 Portland 10 load wheat Tor Eu-
rope,
The British ship Hlawatha. which ar
rived last night. started from TRANCE
mouth with a cargo Of coal. but II caught
nrc and Captain Jorgcnson ran for Per
nambuco. The vessel arrived there on
August 18th. but Il was six days before
the hnmca were c~Ntingulshcd. Then IT
VAS recommended that she be sold. After
GO tons OF cargo had been iettisoned and
the balance restowcd J%orgenson concluded
70 continue his voyagc,-Chronicle
A Victoria telegram says: The steamer
Danube. which returned yesterday from
Alaska. reports great excitement at
si,ka. where she called on the 10th inst,
over the murder OF a young brave Of the
Kniisnoo tribe and the arrest OF two sail
ors OF tho United States steamer Wolcott,
with two miners and thirteen Indians In
connection. The killisnoo tribe IL not
satisfied with the tnrdy operation OF the
law. and mcnaces the safety OF Sitka,
where they are gathering In angry parties
threatening vengeance on the white IN
hahitants"
There was rough weather again on the
Sound yesterday. says the P.-l. Tho
force OF the storm was seen here early
In the morning. After moor the bay was
compnratively quiet. but from the straits
and other points reports came In that II
was very Wild. The Greyhound, on her
return trip from Everett, twice turned
back from Mukilteo, and AZ 8 o'clock
gave up the idea OF attempting the trip.
The Bay City and the Glide lay over all
together and did not attempt TO 10 out,
The CIV "a Kingston was delayed In get
ing In. and other boats were delayed,
hut no disasters were reported.
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After April 1 next no goods will be re-
ceivcd at japan ports unless the cargo Is
specified en- the bill OF ladlng. in accord
ancc with the regulations OF the Japanes
customs. The government OF Japan ad-
dressed a complaint to this government
tlat shippers were In the habit of bunch
ing their cargoes on the bill OF ladlng as
IN