The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
cmde OIL for Honolulu.

The tank steamer Rosecrans was cleared yes
terday for Honolulu with 1000 barrels OF crude
oil in bulk, valued at $13,S0o.
Shipment of Lumber.
The British steamer Foreric was cleared yes,
terday for Freemantle, via Eureka, win ;s eS,o4s
feet OF lumber and crates Of incubators, valued
at S3659, as cargo from this port
Tonnage Engagements.
The French ship Laennec is chartered for
wheat from Portland TO Europe and the Nor
ter to the Western Fuel Company The latter
chartered prior to arrival
The steamer Rival has been purchased 0y the
Metropolitan Lumber Company of Eureka
Exports by the Acapulco.
The steamer Acapulco sailed yesterday for
Ancon and way ports with an assorted merchan-
disc cargo. valued at $4,000. the distribution
America. $3.50: Panama, $4s7s; New York.
s57 4eo; Ecuador, 5000; England, S2091; Ger
many. $500 Among the principal shipments
To Mexico~so pkgs potatoes. 80 SKIS onions,
60 bxs fresh fruits, bxs vegetables. los bdls
shocks, bdls steel tubes. oEs machinery, /
To Central Americs-61s bbls -four. 500 crts
potatoes. 25 crts onions 35 cs fresh fruits, 200
lbs malt 264 lbs cheese. 600 lbs raisins. 400 lbs
dried fruit 646 lbs spices, $3.50 lbs lard $50 lbs
meals, % pkgs groceries and provisions, cs
saladroil 772 lbs cocoa 43 cs canned goods, cs
olives s. es salmon. 60 cs whisky. 10 cs wine.
Is 2Io lbs tailow, 10 pkgs harness, pkgs dry
goods, % pkgs machinery, 16o lbs soda, oe
To Psnama-15o bbls -four, s424 gals wine,
10000 lbs garlic, sos lbs beans. 80 crts pota-
toes, 40 cs canned goods. 10 pcs pipe. bbls
lime. 4e45 lbs asphaltum. bdls brooms, coil
70 New York-24. 800 gals wine, $3.50 lbs rice
20 cs canned fruit, $40 lbs tea 900 lbs to
bacco, 400 $40 lbs pig lead. 500 tasks quicksil-
yer. 5.425 lbs dry hides, 40 bales junk.
To Ecuador-10o0 gals wine, 20 gals brandy,
&c cs canned goods. 80 salmon, cs beer.
To England-s.4s5 lbs zinc dross.
To Germany cs drugs
Departure of the KosmOs Liner.
The German steamer Anubis of the KosmoE
line sailed Friday for Hamburg and way ports
with general merchandise cargo. laden at this
port and consigned principally 70 ports alonl
The cargo, as manifested up 10 noon yesterday
was valued at S3T .e97, TO be distributed as fol
s7422; Panama. $4,000; Peru. sl2.259; Chile
S409; sGermany. So. The following were the
principal shipments:
SKIS onions. 900 lbs and cs millstufs. 25o lbs
butter. 146 canned goods. cs salmon. ?.
pkgs groceries and ProvisiO,ns ds, 2S 6zs $ & fresi
nat cars. 300 cs and 10 kegs powder, 3 cs drugs
8 bales burlep, 81 cs oils. ~ pkgs paints. 44St
To Cen Central AmericaN51s bbis -four 47s ctl
corn, IL pkgs pickles. 10 pkgs groceries and pro
visions, q cs canned goods, 200 lbs nuts. 100 Id
go cs powder IL cs blasting caps, 20 cs fuse.
To PanamA-Ioo.o 900 lbs sugar
To Peru-210 cs canned goods 90 cS salad oil
1897 lbs ham and bacon, 4245 lbs salt FISH, 30o'
lbs lard. Sc cs salmon. cs millstuffs, C
table preparations. $50 gals wine, 81 cs whisky
3 cs beer 1850 lbs dried fruit. IS pkgs wind
mills and parts, 975 pcs and - bdls pipe. 3s'
pkgs machinery.
To Chiie-35e lbs dried fruit, 40 cs canned
goods, ? bxs fresh fruits.
To Germany keg wine.
The steamer also had $1,000 in United States
coin consigned to San Jose de Guatemala, anC
the usual complement of cargo from Puget Soun'
ports
Notice to Marines.
Captain W. A. Ross of the British steame
Dakotah reports 10 the Branch Hydrographi
Ofdce that on July l. 1906, in latitude 40 de
grees IA minutes north, longitude lG0 degrees
so minutes west he a quantity OF wreckage
appearing to be pieces OF a vessels mast an'
wards with remains OF sails attached.
]. 7. MCMILLAN,
Nautical Expert in charge