The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16

fered at the present time.
The business OF the American
Hawaiian line has been increasing
steadily. but now Il has gone upWaru
with 4 bound and the company nnds
itself with all the freight II can nan
die The csrZoes Of 4,0oO or 5,ove
tons. heretofore considered fair, are
things or the past and every day the
freight traffic to New York is in
It is The freight traffic that gauges
real prosperity, and shipping men are
hopeful AT the present showing The
orient liners have not taken large
cargoes recently, but the freight NOV
ing south and east has been neayy-
The American Hawaiian steamer
Alaskan Is due AT this port from
- lima cruz next Tuesday. II viii
bring freight from New York trans
slipped across the lsthmuS OF Iehuan-
tepec from the steamers lsthmian and
r. rhe present stvIe of business con-
tinues the American- Hawaiian COM
psuy viii rush work on the new
steamer il is having built and put
in rush orders for the two others
i iss been contemplating
EAREYARD SCENE on FoURIcHoN
The Charseurs Reunis steamer AmirsI Fouri-
th0n sailed for Antwerp. European ports and
-orts of the west coast yesterday afternoon
with 5eQ0 tons OF freight. but II all goes well
.. " NcNear hopes that the big steamer
viii have increased her cargo by the time
il i 81 Mexico, and this without touching IN:
chickens for Mexican ports as part OF her
rsrgV and officers and men nsure that the
tionsi cargo Of eggs ESgnogs- omelettes and
sherry snd eEg are or the deilcacies
that are counted on 70 mske the trip mem
. Fifty head of cattle were taken for Mexican
ports also The cargo included $1,000 cases
of canned goods
JEANETTE PROBABLY SIGHTED
The bsrk Star OF Italy which returned yes
terday Is days from Nsknek with $4,000 cases
- salmon for the Alaska packers association,
reports having sighted. september I, IN latl-
tude g degrees Il minutes north. Longitude
Ise degrees q minutes west. stream whaling
briz witch Captain Schlin believed 10 be tie
Jssnette. steering for San Francisco
.rhe bark z P. Cheney arrived yesterday
= dsyS from Ugashik with 35.0e9 cases and
zIo 'harrels 4 salmon September s the Cheney
encountered southeast gsles and six days later
n. northwest gale that carried away several
sails
BIG CARGO IN ENTERPRISE
The body of ". L. stewart. who took passage
On tie bark Annie johnson and died Just
before the lsyind5ammer reached the hawaiian
islands. VIII De brought 10 San Francisco on
the MatsoR navigation eompanE's steamer En-
gerprise- Saturday
sugar 70 the Crockett refinery, and l9, lbs bags
10 the Western refinery In addition IL viii
hsTe 80 tons q plunder. 2.T53 eases Of canned
.,sineappies. -2l6 bales Of hides. 504 bags OF
ssree- 81 bunehes of bsnsass and l. passengers
AssUAE TAXES PASSENGERS
IEenfr-nFe passengers viii sail Friday fer
Eur0ueau and South American ports the
cosmos steamer AssUsn- The vessel viii carry
& csrge II 800 tons, in which VIII be in
ciuded i go tons Of European freight. TO be
shipped via TehgaHJepec. Manila beans dried
and canned fruites. and lumber. tsllow and
farlr- 10 Central and South American ports
IRE kDsulos steamer ABubiz sailed from
-Mezstlsn Tuesday for San Francisco II IS due
te-e September - with a large cargo. iuclud-
inS some 2-9o9 tons Of European freight shipped
Via Iehuznrepec.
= WATER FRONT NOTES
The Pscidc Mail liner Siberia has arrived
~ NQkohama from this port
The 2oTo hi=en ksisba liner IenyO Maru
ssi<ed from Yokohama yesterday for San Fran
cisco.
- Tuesday the transport Logan left Honolulu
for Maniis. and the Pacific Mall liner Man
s.hurIs left the same DAY for the orient.
AT : d m. Tuesday the liner Aariposa was
i .eSs miles its way 70 Tahiti
OVERDUE STEAMER ARRIVES
ADELAIDE south Australia, Sept. 1.-THE
British steamer Port Caroline. from Cape Town
.AugUss - has arrived here. The vessel was
about s .ufek Overdue and this gave rise to
srbe belief that she might have picked up the
missing British steamer Waratah, but the Port
CsrcIshe reports that she did not sight that
BRITISH. STEAMER GOES AGROUND
SEATTLE. sept 1.-THE British steamer
q tgsWesfrE loaded with lumber from Everett
for SOUTH America went aground In the mud
in ship tarbor near Anzcortes. last night dur
ing heavy fog. II = thought she - not
damaged snd that tngs viii pull her out Of
me mud late this afternoon. when she VIII
continue her voyage