The San Francisco call., 1906-10-08
COAST SHIPPING NEWS.
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific.

SEATTLE, Oct. $50 great has been the In
crease in the California lumber trade that every
tug on Puget Sound is working day and night
towing all manner of craft to sea.
Captain Weeden of the steamship Nebraskar
says the Hawaiian Island sugar crop this sea
son has been the largest in years. The ship
ments TO the Pacific Coast ports have been
lighter than usual owing to an increase In ship
ments TO the Atlantic Coast.
The investigation Of the wreck of the steamer
Oregon in Alaskan waters is still progressing
Captain kickmann OF the kosmos liner Serapis
Goes does, not believe the seismic disturbance OF
the way north from the Straits of Magellan he
made careful observations and failed 10 find
any change. Captain Weeden of the Nebraska Il
says he made similar observations around the
Hawaiian islands and found no. change
The barkentine Planter. which sailed several
Der, put back yesterday in q disabled condition
She eneount tered hurricane and lost part of her
The neibS ~ s,fo Of the fep0rted Water logged
on San Juan Island will cost the owners 1925,
600; as her null was insured against loss only
The Northwestern Steamship Company is seek
ing vessel on the coast TO take the place OF
the wrecked Santa Ana on the Valdez run
S San Francisco with fun general cargo and
2lO passengers. Tie Pacific Coast Conpapv' 's
new steam schooner Del Delhi sailed today on her
francisco The schooner NJ. Turner sailed today
with 900 feet Of lumber for San Francisco.
The cableship Burnside win sail for Alaska
ikan cable.
EUREKA, Oct 7;,m;,Today,s arrivals were the
steamers Corona, kilburn, San Pedro and Van.
guard from the south. The City of Topeka and
the Eureka sailed for San Francisco The Roam.
stop here, leaving the railroad wharf at i
Q clock In the afternoon with the last of the
SAN PEDRO, Oct. THE steam schoone.
Lakme, Captain Ramsleus. four days from Eu.
reaa reo ~ came In this morning with cargo Of
ruu wv 1eet OF lumber for the Kerchkof- Gunner
Lumber Lumber Company. The schooner Eric. Canaan
WICK. nfteen days from Winslow, brought 500
IVY The rees so Pd Lumber for the Southern Pacific
naIl niteen days from Tacoma anchored in ths
outer quite, harbor with full cargo consigned te
The tug Monarch, Captain Preel, came In to-
later a tow1s ,sf The oil barge Santa Paula. The
Ing The steamer Centrala. CAPTAIN Is Eriessen
leas eariy this morning for Grays Harbor TO re-
TACOMA, Wash. Oct. THE Frsrch .tAou
snip Amiral Duperre arrived last night from
san.,, franclsco to load coal and cargo fol
. The schooner Gamble sailed today from Port
oSlhDie Ior San Francisco with lumber
q, ~ ts .; aeney viii have the irst twenty mile.
Der 10. Rails and other supplies are heinr
rus1eo 10 Cordova, the ocean terminus of The
ASTORIA, Oct The steamer Aprel,a ar
rlFed today from San Francisco with freigh,
and s passengers She will load lumber for re
OF the tug Sea Rover fert today for California
The steamer Costa Rica arrived in port with /
large freight cargo -
The British steamship Elaine. with 600 oof
rect OF lumber. left today for Shanghai. She
VIII first 60 TO British Columbia for a coal
supply. WI"
The schooner Sequeia. lumber laden for cali
forni6, went TO sea today. The steam Schooner
Wand arrived to load lumber
The Johan Poulsen and Nome City arrived tc
receive lumber cargoes
The steamer Alliance arrived from Coos Bay
with freight and passengers.
Movement Of Steamers