The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

morning for Shanghai The Nlsigotn, anothef
big tramp will complete lumber cargo Tor the
Far East early next week.
The steam schooner Jim Butler is out on her
trial trip this afternoon. She is in command of
Captain William Olsen, who win be her perma-
nent master The vessel was built TO ply In the
lumber trade out of Portland down the coast
Her first cargo will be received at Vancouver
She is expected 10 take out 5000 feet Of hr.
SEATTLE, Oct 6.-Wreekers sent TO aid the
Alaska steamship Santa Ana have so far been
unable 10 accomplish much good. Water runs
INTO the hold IS fast as pumped out. The vessel
is stil pounding on the beach.
The schooner William s. Hume, loaded with
lumber. sailed yesterday for San Francisco The
barkentne John Palmer was towed 10 sea this
morning with 100000 feet Of lumber Tor San
Francisco The schooner Maweema is loading
lumber for san Diego aud viii sail Wednesday,
The schooner Glendale lowed to sea today with
lumber FOR san Francisco. The schooner Gamble
lowed Ia sea this morning with 100000 feet or
lumber Tor san Francisco The steamers New
berg and Lindauer sailed last night for San
steaIner Nel,raskan sailed last night for San
Francisco with cargo of general merchandise
Tho steamer City OF Pnebls viii sail for san
Francisco tomorrow. carry ing more than 200 pas
ecnseIS and full cargo
Passengers aboard the steamer Leah, which
went down in the Yukon near kaltag, N Sep
tcmbcT, have organized in Seattle and will bring
suit against the Northern Commercial Company
for the value Of their baggage
The bark Yosemite from Chile arrived today
with her sails gone and deck fittings smashed
She was caught in the same gale as the Santa
ABERnEEN. oct. e-Lumber shipments from
this port for the month of September totaled
29.973,Sl0 feet Shipments Of lsth aggregated
5607 800 pieces and exports Of shingles l8, 6oo,-
500 pieces. Fifty-two cargoes were sent away
two going to foreign ports. Forty csrgoes were
destined for San Francisco. They aggregated
q .73T. .04s feet Of lumber, 3,144 600 laths and
s 394 500 shingles Reduced TO lumber measure
ment shipments 70 all ports were IN excess or
81. 600. 600 feet. The exports of lumber from
the various mills were as follows: Slade Lumber
Company. 5.1o5622 feet; American Mil, 21S1
4. .4S3 7s2: Wilson BIOS. 2.s5SSIs: Michigan
MiIl, 79I. 900; Anderson & Middleton SEQ, T94 !;
Shingle Con conpany 2.s7e. .os5: Hartwood Mill
14OO. 600: Hoquiam Lumber and Sh1ngle Com
pany. T. 45S 024; National Mil, lo9S, sos; North
western MIL l.ss5.See; Grsys Harbor Mil, $40,
776; Grays HarbOr Commercial Company. $4,000
SAN PEDRO. Oct. 6.-The oil barge Santa
Paula Captain Preel. sailed today in tow of the
tug Monarch. She will load for the Union Oil
charging at Port Los Angeles and sailed yester-
day in ballast for San Francisco.
The steamer Northland has cleared from As
toria for san Pedro: via San Francisco, car
rying SOC, 900 feet Of lumber. The bark ANA
ranth, from Astoria and the barkentine Georg-
lana, from Portland, have sailed with large
at San Pedro
The following vessels are discharging at this
port today: Steamers J. r. Stetson, Centralls,
PCentiss, Westport Yosemite, Charles Nelson
anl Tampico; barkentines hoko Head. La
hains, James NJ. johnson and James Tufts:
schooners Ethel Zsne Beulah, W. F. Garmes,
miral, Prosper, Ariel. Minnie A. Caine, Min
dora, Manila and Meteor.
port: Steamers Northland and Norwood; bark
Amaranth; barkentine Georgiana; schooners
louise, Sadie. Blakeley. Dauntless, Borealis. Alex
7. Brown, Wawona, H. D. Bendixen. j W.
elise. Salem, Forester. Eric and Susie NJ. Plum
mer; British ship Queen Elizabeth, from Ham
burg, with cargo Of cement.
The following vessels discharging at Re
dondo: Ship Elwel, bsrkentine Americana and
the schooners Alvena and Azslea: The schooner
". J. Patterson finished discharging her lumber
cargo and sailed today in ballast for Aberdeen,
where she viii load lumber for San Pedro.
EUREKA, Oct 6--With the exception of the
Eureka no vessels arrived today The steam
/ schOoners Dispatch, Santa Monica and Homer
/ left port lumber laden for San Francisco The
/ Nome City. which dropped in yesterday departed
I late last evening. She is en- route to Puget
Sound. Her fuel gave out forcing her TO come
in and replenish
ASTORIA. Oct. 6.-The schooner Chas B
Kinney arrived today to load lumber for Califor'
mia. The American ship Henry Willard, with
/ 90O. 600 feet OF lumber for San Francisco, went
/ The French bark Vile de Mulhouse, in tow Of
the tug Sea Lion, arrived from Tacoma to load
| grain for Europe.
The two-masted schooner Buena Ventura ar
rived at this port late last night from California
and VIII load lumber for San Francisco.
The steam schooner Harold Dollar. with a
cargo Of lumber for San Francisco left today.
/ TACOMA, Oct. 6.--The' schooner Crescent will
sail Monday for San Pedro carrying nearly
I 1000 600 feet Of lumber The British steam
ship Hampstead arrived today to load q thou
sand tons Of -four for South American ports.
The Overdue List.
! Norwegian bark Theodor, out 219 days from
/ Port Tampa. for Yokohama, 20 per cent.
/ German bark Ocean. out 151 days from Wal
/ LARGO, for Falmouth, 10 per cent
British snip Centurion, out 60 days frou
! Newcastle, n. S. w. for Caleta Buena . per
cent