The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND, Oct. 2R.-Portland win easily
export fully 1000. 600 bushels of wheat during
the month of October. there having been set
adost 1.1S5. .O4l bushels already since the first of
the month. The figures were materially swelled
this morning when the French bark Neuilly and
the German steamer Dejke Riekmers cleared. the
former for Queenstown or Falmouth and the lat
ter for st. Vincent for orders
The Dejke Riekmers' cargo measured 212 T27
bushels and is valued at 500. 09O, while the
cargo OF the French bark Neuilly consists of
10000 bushels, valued at 500 500 The vessels
arc expected TO leave down during the day.
Steamer Alliance arrived this evening.
Steamer Breakwater sailed for Coos bay last
night. and the steamer Roanoke sailed for San
Pedro and way points this evening
Steam schooner Wasp came up to the mills Of
the Eastern and Western lumber company this
evening TO complete her cargo for San Francisco
British steamer Hazel Dollar left Nome Octo-
Der IL for this port. under charter 10 carry
cargo Of wheat to Europe.
Tough weather has been the lot Of the Amer
lean schooner w II. Talbot for several weeks
past and when she reached Portland this morn
ing il was minus a lot Of sails and with a
weather beaten crew. She is under charter TO
the Pacific export lumber company TO load lum-
on drydock for repairs.
TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 22.-To load lumber
for San Francisco the schooner EndeaTor ar
rived today from Port Winslow
Norwegian steamer Selia arrived from Quar-
termaster harbOr. She VIII coal before proceed
ing 10 Belkngham and Seattle for cargo.
Steamer Watson returned to Seattle today
noon after taking general freight here
Steamer Bertha discharged $50 tons OF ore
SAN PEDRO. Oct 22-The steamer William
H Murphy. Captain Corning, completed the
for San Francisco with the steamer Temple
T. Dorr. Captain Panzer. in tow. Upon arrival
the Dorr viii have some repairs made TO her
steamer Brooklyn. Captain Hendrickson. ar
rived this morning from Hardy creek with
10000 redwood ties for the Pacific electric COM
Steamer George W Elder. Captain lessen.
cleared tonight for Portland, via San Francisco
and Eureka, with large passenger and freight
steamer James S. Higgins. Captain Higgins.
arrived this morning from Fort Bragg. via San
Francisco. with passengers and 265, 600 feet Of
lumber.
After having discharged part of lumber
cargo at Port Los Angeles the steamer Cen
tralia, Captain Erickson. arrived from Grays
Harbor: via San Francisco, with 265. 600 feet
Steamer SibyI Marston. Captain SchilIinskv
has arrived from Grays Harbor with 1000 600
SEATTLE, wash. October 22.-steamer A.
las. towing barge 81, both carrying 4l.O00 bar
Tels Of oil, arrived from San Francisco early
today after slow and difficult passage.
Steamer Northland sailed tonight for Ketchi-
kan, via ports.
British steamer Kumerie was expected to
leave tonight for Manila, via Japan and China
Steamer Nevadan cleared for SaIina Cruz di
rect and leaves in the morning carrying heavy
freight, mostly salmon, for the Atlantic, via
steamer Dolphin sailed tonight for skagway.
via ports. with freight and 30 passengers.
Steamer Victoria is due from Nome Sunday
morning with many passengers.
Steamer Watson returned from Tacoma to
complete cargo.
Barge Quatsino left out in tow for -Nanaimo.
B. c.. for coal
Steamer Carlos. Captain John Roberts, ar
rived from San Francisco her maiden voy-
age, bringing cement and general cargo
ASTORIA. Ore, Oct. 22.=Steamer Alliance
Captain Olson, arrived in this morning from
Coos bay with freight and passengers and left
for Portland TO discharge.
OIL tanker Catania. Captain Kort, arrived in
this morning from Monterey with a cargo OF
crude oil from the Standard oil company. While
coming up through the lower harbor the Ca
tania ran aground on the sands, hut it lies in
an easy position and will be hoated at high
water tonight After discharging a portion of
its cargo here the Catania will proceed TO Port
land TO finish
Steamer Breakwater. Captain MacGenn, left
out this morning for Coos bay with freight anu
passengers
German ship Albert Rickmcrs. Captain Dirks
with cargo OF 81 42S bushels of whest val
ued nj s31.0I7. left out this morning for San
Francisco. After finishing there the Rickmers
will proceed TO Europe.
French bark Le PclIicr, with cargo of wheat