The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-11
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
liens of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND. Jan. 1o.--The regular steamer tear
running upper Columbia points are re te S ny =,
LIVER me Government locks at The Cas-
oades are blocked with ice and i was ro MI.
down through them yesterday aIternoon- -,
The barkentine Amaranth, bound LOT San fra an
cisco started down the river TINS mornnt
with 10 600 feet of lumber, with q crew thal
lac been picked up from al walks OF ne.
r,echenfce who wanted 70 take a run 70 the
hav city In search OF big wages The business
agent Of the Sailors Union was unsoe y
re Hartman freighter Aztec win take .
cargo OF general merchandise from this city
70 San Francisco. She II not scneouleq 70 K,
away before the middle Of next week Inc
Oregon City locks are again In operation ano
boats plying between Portland ano the upper
Willamette points have resumed service
p sns - Albins wharf this morning 70 have
her two masts stepped. When this Is done sne
VIZ be ready 70 loao lumber ior ssh ~
The small tw0-masted schooner ADDle cleared
today for San Francisco with l4o'OOO ieet OF
Smber. -,
Wand left this morning for san Francisco
ASTORIA. Jan. 10---The French bark Leon
XIII with q cargo OF coal from Australla' was
lowed up the river today to discharge at Port
The steamer Tiverton left this morning for
san Francisco carrying a cargo OF $4,000 feet
of lumber loaded at Vancouver.
The French bark Cornl Bart ~ days from
Antwerp via Dunkirk. arrived today VAIN q
general cargo. She is under charter 10 loao
TIE schooner Mabel Gale, with q lumber
cargo for San Francisco, was towed to sea this
The schooner Gerald c arrived here last even,
ing from Siietz with a cargo OF llvV cases OF
Tie captain Of the Leon XIII, which was
fOwed up the river today. was asked 70 as
charge about coo tons OF coal here, but ne re-
fused. The local coal market remains ID
ne lighthouse tender columbine left this
morning on a cruise 70 the light stations on
The American ship W. F. Babcock. which
has been on the list route from BalJl-
more for the Columbia River. rs not coming 10
this port, but wiz 90 % the sound -. -
The British ship Hallwood has received an
offer % load lumber FOR Sydney ana 20 then
bring coal from Newcastle, n 3 WI after
which she win receive charter Tor Europe
Another offer Of similar character Is Wild
Shanghai substituted for sydney. Neither offer
has been accepted, but Il is certain that the
HallwOod viii not be long on the unengageQ
list
EUREKA. Jan. 1O-The arrivals today were
the steamers Despatch and Aberdeen, tug Sea
Rover with the lumber-laden ship star OF Alaska
Iu tow. and the sch0oners ida Mckay and Bertha
Ilolbeer al bound for San Francisco.
TACOMA, Jan. 1O.-lbe hull Or the German
steamship Marechen has been purchased ~
William piggOtt and James A. Moore for SID
600. They VIII spend $4,000 repairs and
g0tt's iron plant at Youngstown. near Seattle
and NOOres plant, AZ lrondale- near Port
Townsend. The Aarechcn WAS wrecked on the
southern coast Of Alaska about year ago
Efforts being made 20 float the British
ship Galena ashore on the Oregon coast near
Astoria. Large cables kedge anchors and other
para phernslia arc being used IN attempt 20
haul the vessel 70 tide water Her bull Is
sound ana she Is reported 70 De IN good con-
dition. The wrecked Peter lredale is RAPIDLY