The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-18
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

SAN PEDRO, April 1.-THE steamer Nome
City, Captain Hansen; arrived this morning
600 feet Of lumber and $50 tons of wheat The
steamship Queen, Captain Thomas arrived from
San Diego The steamer Fair Oaks. Captain
Peterson arrived last night from Grays Harbor
with 500. 900 feet of lumber. The steamer
Olympic. Captain Hansen, cleared today for
Bellingham. The steamer J. B. Stetson Cap
tain Bonnifeld. arrived today from Grays Har-
Dor via San Francisco with 500 900 feet of lum-
Der. The steamer Samoa. Captain Madsen, ar
rived from Caspar with 400, 600 feet of lumber.
The freight steamer Coos Bay, Captain Nichol-
son, arrived this morning from San Francisco
and cleared the return trip tonight The
steamship Roanoke. Captain Durham, IS sched-
uied to clear tomorrow for Portland.
ASTORIA. April 1.-THE French bark Edouard
Legouye, with grain for Europe, arrived down
mia Which las been disengegeS hsr earS No no
arrival March %. has been chartered to load
grain for Europe: The steamer George W.
ports with freight and passengers The steamer
Homer arrived from San Francisco. The steam
schooner westerner arrived from San Francisco
to load lumber The wind affirmed velocity Of
81 miles hour at North Head last evening
PORTLAND, April 1.-THE British bark Jor-
with / 1877. OBS feet of lumber valued at 500 056
The Oriental liner Arabia shifted to Alaska dock
yesterday. The liner Senator will leave for San
Francisco at o'clock tomorrow. The steamer
George ". Elder left for San Pedro last night
With 1000 barrels Of asphalt and general
cargo the steam schooner Washington, Captain
Mason arrived from San Francisco Unless a
settlement is reached by tonight between the
grain handlers and the exporters relative to the
wage scale problem, steps will be taken by the
exporters to resume work tomorrow on the vari-
Gus grain docks with nonunion men, new fea-
ture has developed in the situation william
Mccabe of Tacoma and w. K. Scott until re-
Gently local manager for Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
It is reported have formed new steyedoring
firm. which viii be run the 'topen shop plan.
McCabe's coming from Puget sound, where tie
unions have been fought to fnish. is taken to
mean thar determined effort is to be made
here. Kerr. Clifford Co. today chartered the
German bark Nomia to carry wheat to the
United Kingdom. The Nomia has been lying at
Astoria since March %.
TACOMA. April 1.-THE United States ar
mored cruiser Tennessee flagship Of Admiral
Uriel Sebree commanding the second division of
the Pacific feet, arrived from Seattle at 3
o'clock this afternoon. Accompanied BY the
Washington. 1t will depart for the Puget sound
yards Sunday. The vessels under Admiral Sc
bree ordered to be. at San. Francisco May
5 to participate in the naval review The
steamer Zapora arrived from the fishing banks
with 10000 pounds of halfbut. IRe Nor
wegian steamer Aker is still in port The
steamer shawmut left for Seattle at noon to
complete loading for the orient. The British
steamer Ferndene left today for Bellingham for
q part cargo Of lumber. The steamer Bertha