The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30

bay city and proceeded to Portland, where she
viii load cargo of grain for Europe.
Oh steamer Rosecrans, with the barge Mon
proceeded up the river.
Norwegian bark Daghild, Ga days from Cal
dera, arrived at this port today and is under
charter to load a cargo of grain for Europe
British steamship Melville Dollar, with a
cargo OF 3,OOO,OO0 feet of lumber for Japan,
Steamship Rose City. with freight and 300
passengers, sailed for San Francisco.
Steamer George w. Fenwick is due early next
week from San Pedro and will load $500, 600
feet of lumber for that port.
German steamship Alesia with a general
cargo for Hongkong and way ports, arrived from
Portland this evening and will go TO sea in the
morning.
Seattle, Aug. 29.-The steamer Spokane.
which returned from the last excursion OF the
season to southeastern Alaska Friday, left to-
day for Victoria with a party Of $50 members
tives. The excursion is to return tomorrow via
Bellingham. The steamer Watson left for San
passengers The steamer Dolphin arrived from
Skagway this morning and brought 100 passen-
gers and 5000 cases of salmon. She sails north
tomorrow with general cargo and 40 passen-
gers The steamer Portland is due here Tues
day night with 130 passengers and a large gem
eraI cargo, including ore and salmon The United
States transport Buffalo sailed for San Fran
cisco today after loading 300 tons of -four for
the Atlantic fleet. The British steamer Queen
Amelfe left for Portland after bunkering to load
grain. The steamer President sailed for San
Francisco with 391 passengers and large amount
OF freight The steamer Governor arrived from
San Francisco with go passengers and during
the night proceeded to Tacoma. The steamer
Al-Ki returned from Tacoma and will be laid
up for the present being. succeeded by the
steamer Montara. The steamer Pennsylvania
returned from Tacoma during the night. She
will sail Monday on the Valdez route The
staaper Saword ro+,,r,od Nrordo,- e-au. f,.,,;.'
ham to complete cargo for Cordoya. The steamer
Chippewa has been equipped with wireless, as
Minnesota leaves at tomorrow for Hong
kong via japanese ports. The big liner will
have 137 first and second class passengers In ad-
dition to large number in the steerage Among
the passengers viii be G. G. Lacey, marine sIl-
perintendent of the Great Northern steamship
company and a number of missionaries headed
by Bishop J. w. Bashford, and Prof H. H
Lowry, president of the Peking university.
nra Tacoma. con Aug. 29-With Approximately
sailed this. morning for San Pedro from the
Tacoma mill.
noon to load 300 tons of sacked coal for the
United States cableship Burnside now in Alaska
Steamer Al XII left port this morning for
Seattle after discharging concentrates at the
Tacoma smelter.
Kosmos liner Ramses will finish her Tacoma
cargo this evening and some time tomorrow
viii leave port for San Francisco.
Blue Funnel liner Bellerophon will leave for
Victoria Monday morning.
Steamer Governor Is due in port tonight from
San Francisco.
San Pedro. Aug 29.-After discharging part
Of her lumber at Redondo the steamer Hoquiam,
Captain Rennersen, arrived from Grays Harbor
with 100000 feet for San Pedro the remainder
Of the cargo being for San Diego.
Steamer Centralia, Captain Ericsson, arrived
this morning from Redondo in tow of the tug
Redondo with 367, 900 feet Of lumber. The
Centrala broke her air pump bracket and was
unable to come under her steam. Repairs
will be made here
British ship Hazel Dollar Captain Ridley.
completed the discharge of 500 tons of pig iron
and general cargo and cleared tonight for San
Francisco.
Steamer Hanalei, Captain McFarlane arrived
from San Francisco with passengers and 800
tons of cargo.
Departures today include the steamer Marsh
field, Captain Dettmers, for Hardy creek, and
the steamer Daisy Mitchell, Captain Johnson, for
Grays Harbor via San Francisco.
Steamer Queen, Captain Hail. cleared today
for San Diego with freight and passengers.
The Overdue List
Norwegian bark Ester, out 26S days from Am
sterdam, for Mocassar 80 per cent
British bark Carnedd Llewellyn, out 1913 DAYS
from Caleta Bueha, for Falmouth, 80 per cent
British ship Siam, out 169 days from Adelaide,
for Falmouth, per cent.
British steamer Aeon, out 55 days from San
Francisco, for Auckland, so per cent.
British bark Toxteth, out Isl days from Port
Talbot, for Tocopllla, 75 per cent.
British bark Saxton out 127 days from London,
for Newcastle, y. S. w, per cent.
French ship Biarritz out "a days from Hobart
for San Francisco, 10 per cent
British steamer British Monarch out 65 days
from st. Lucia, for Auckland, 10 per cent
British steamer Baron Mimic, out &C days from
st. Lucia for Auckland, 10 per cent.
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