The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific.

PORTLAND. Nov. S-Three more coasters sue
eessfuIly fought their way through the storm
from California ports. reaching the local harbor
last night aud. this morning. They are the
steam schooner Johan Poulsen. schooner Mabel
Gale aad bark 3. +. Cheney. Each reports rough
weather and a strenuous passage. All COM
pleted the without sustaining any damages
Laden with l4l. 454 bushels Of wheat. valued at
500. Col. the French bark Vile de Mulhouse
left this afternoon bonnd for Queenstown or Fal-
The steamer Meteor arrived at Linnton this
morning to load lumber for San Francisco She
is under charter TO the Portland Lumber Com
Taylor. Young & Co. were advised this morn
ing that the British steamship Manchester Port
will sail from Guaymas, Mexico, for Portland
The steamer Alliance sails this evening for
Coos Bay She signed full union crew today
the trouble between the Gray Steamship Com
pany and the union having been settled.
The schooner Admiral is on the way 10 Port
land from San PEDRO to load lumber for re-
A number Of new river craft win be ready
for commission soon. Among them are the new
and boat being built at St Johns for the
Coulitz and Columbia River Transportation Com
peny.
According TO the statement Of transactions at
the Customs house for October. the value OF the
exports for the month is S150.265, an increase Of
nearly quarter Of a million over September.
Duties on imports totaled $780, 52s SO. which is
also considerably above the average Sixty
three vessels entered and forty-eight cleared
ASTORIA. Nov. s.--The oil tank steamer. with
the barge Monterey in tow, left out today for
san Ffanc1sco-
The schooners Churchill and Sailor Boy lum-
Der laden for California, went to sea today.
The schooner George Z. Billings arrived this
evening and VIII load lumber at Flavel for Cali
fornia.
The tug Samson arrived in last evening with
the schooner Alice Mcdonald in tow. She is to
load lumber for California.
No time has yet been fixed for the official ex-
animation Of the cause OF the wreck of the
British bark Peter Iredale The vessel is rest
ing easily.
Sheriff Pomeroy returned from FIavel last
evening with Paul Larsch. sailor on the Amer
lean ship Big Bonanza. who attempted to attack
Captain Cameron. master OF the vessel with a
knife. The man is said to have been intoxicated
at the time. The sailor was arraigned in the
Justice Court this morning. and as Captain Cam
eron did not wish TO prosecute him on a more
serious charge. he was found guilty Of assault
and dned SO. which he paid.
EUREKA Nov. s.-The Northern Pacific
Steamship companys Roanoke. -whieh left her
wharf here last evening route with passengers
and freight from here for Portland did not get
out until about O'Clock this afternoon
The steamer Arctic succeeded in getting out
earlier in the afternoon. The movement today
consisted OF the Pacific Coast Steamship Com.
psny's Pomona. IN with sixty-four passengers.
the same c0mpanys Corona. the Northern Pacific
Steamship company's Roanoke, and the schooner
John F. Miller, out.
SAN PEDRO Nov S-The steamer Melville
Dollar. Captain Hanson. has arrived seven DAYS
from Blaine With 3I.o00 telegraph poles and
l.o00.000 shingles CONSIGNED to the Crescent
Wharf and Warehouse Company. The schooner
John A. Campbell. Captain Svensen. seventeen
days from Olympis. brought 100000 feet Of luni-
ber for the Blinn Lumber Company.
The steam ScirooneTs SaInoa and Hanalei ar
rived last night with full cargoes of lumber
CONSIGNED 10 local Wholesalers The schooner
Wilher L. Smith, at Ballard. has been chartered
10 load lumber for San Pedro. The steamer
Charles Nelson Captain Preble finished dis
charging her lumber cargo and cleared for En-.
reka TO reload taking freight and passengers for
San Francisco.
The tnc Monarch Captain PreeI. arrived from
Port Hartford with the oil barge Santa Paula
in tow With oil for the Union Oh Company The
steam schooner Aleazar. Captain Thompson, fin
ished discharftng her lumber cargo and cleared
for Greenwood. where she win reload
SEATTLE. Nov. S---The schooner signal; for
into Port Townsend Yesterday sunk to her guard
rail She nut into Clallam Bay with her seams