The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
Many Chinese Take Passage on Chiyo Maru

With passengers and freight the steamer Sue
H. Elmore sailed tonight for Tillamook.
French bark Pierre Antoine. Captain Medellec,
commenced taking on the first of her wheat
cargo this morning at the Irving dock. She
already has 800 tons of barley aboard.
With the highest priced cargo of wheat that
has left this port this season the German ship
Parnassas. Captain Reik, will leave tomorrow
morning with wheat valued at more than 81 a
bushel. She has cleared for Queenstown for
orders. and her cargo of l20.501 bushels OF
wheat which is valued at S123.5I5, is being
dispatched by the Portland Touring mills com.
pany.
Grain exports so far this MONTH according tc
fne secoras at te 81 euseUm @ n0uss & aFe
bushels harley. valued at S136. .220. Wheat
shipments. foreign. amount to 9I5.295 bushels
having value OF $943. .712 OF this the cargoes
of the German steamer Walkure and the French
bark yi9cennes are valued at 81 a bushel.
Foreign shipments Of lumber during November
amounted TO $3.50, ,052 feet, including the cargo
Of the Norwegian steamer Christian Nicholson
which has cleared but has not yet sailed
The total value of the foreign lumber exports
for this month is $91, Jas.
The British bark Gulf Stream, Captain Mich.
OILS. has been fixed by Balfour. Guthrie & Co
for cargo. of Oregon fir TO South African
ports. The Gulf Stream is a vessel of 1871
tons net and will carry in the neighborhood OF
100000 feet Of lumber.
SEATTLE Nov SO-Arrired-Steam A4las
towing barge g. from San Francisco; steamer
Cottage City, from Skagway; German steamer
Ella. from Boat harbor; steamer Santa Ana, from
Tacoma; steamer Humboldt, from Skagway
steamer Montara. from Tacoma.
Sailed-British steamer Bellerophon. for Vic
toria; steamer President. from Everett; steamer
Chas. Nelson. from Mukilteo; steamer Umatilla
from San Francisco.
TACOMA, Nov observation-disclosures Zapora
from Halhut banks
Sailed-Scheoner Expansion for San Fran
cisco; British bark Forteviot, for United King
dom.
LOS ANGELES, Nov 0-Arrived-steamer
President, from Seattle; steam schooner Cen
tralia, from San Diego; steam schooner Wasp
from Willapa harbor; steam schooner William
II. Murphy, from Eureka; steam schooner Tamal
pals, from Columbia river; steam schooner Nome
City. from Portland steam schooner Daisy Free
man. from Willapa harbor.
Sailed-Steamer George W. Elder for Port
land, via San Francisco and Eureka: steam
schooner Santa Barbara, for Grays harbor via
San Francisco steam schooner Majestic fol
Portland; steamer Whittier for San Francisco
( ASTORIA, Nov 3O-The oil tank steamer
Maverick arrived today from San Francisco witt
cargo of fuel oil for the Standard oil company
and left up the river to discharge
The Steamer Mackinaw arrived today from
San Francisco TO load lumber at Portland fo
export
The oil tanker Asuncion sailed in ballast toda,
for San Francisco.
The steamer Alliance sailed today with freigh
and passengers for Coos bay.
The steamer Olympic sailed today with
cargo Of lumber for San Pedro.
The oil tanker Catania sailed today in ballas
for San Francisco.
The steamer Shna Yak sailed today with
cargo of lumber for San Francisco
The schooner w. II. Smith sailed today fo
Willapa TO load lumber
The steamer j. B. Stetson sailed today with ,
cargo Of lumber for San Francisco.
The steamer Olympic cleared at the custom
house today for San Pedro with cargo o
200 900 feet of lumber loaded St. John. 200. .0O
feet loaded at Liunton, 100. 900 feet loaded a
Goble and 10000 feet loaded at Prescott.