The San Francisco call., 1910-10-13

wear ago last May. The total value of the cargo.
which amounted to more than 1000 tons, was was
bales of cotton from Texas, 59.1S9 bushels of
wheat 1s $50 barrels of flour and 10S000 feet of
With 100000 feet of lumber the British
steamer Strathyre. 2.S41 tons net register, Cap
tain McI.aren. finished WORKING cargo for Aus
tralia this afternoon at the Eastern and West
ern mills and it is expected that it will get
away for the sea somorrow sa morning, or It i un,
part of the cargo on Puget sound. 1t will clear
Completing voyage of 15T days from London
to the Columbia river the French bark Babin
Cheyaye 1880 tons net, Captain Lebaupin, ar
rived in Astoria this morning at $50 o'clock. 1t
is consigned to Meyer. Wilson & Co. 1t is under
charter for an outward cargo of wheat from this
port to the United Kingdom by the Northwestern
With passengers and freight the steamer
George W Elder Captain b lessen s ssaed n,n tonight
. With mechanics aboard to install the machinery
for the light and fog signal station ts,a at Cape
Alaska the tender Columbia sailed from Juneau
yesterday morning for that place.
PORTLAND, Oct. 12.-Sailed-steamerM Mayer-
lex San Francisco; steamer George w. Elder.
San francisco; Norwegian steamer Henrik H.
sen. Hongkong: schooner W. A. Hume, Honolulu.
ASTORIA. Oct. 12.-British steamer Scottish
Monarch sailed Tuesday evening for St. Vincent
with cargo of grain. III goes via brltlsh Co.
lumbia for coal.
steamer Breakwater sailed today for Coos bay
steamer Sue H. EImore sailed this morning for
Tillamook with full cargo and several passen-
gers.
the river this afternoon and will sail this even
ing for the orient with freight
Steamer North Star was shifted Tuesday after
noon to her winter quarters in Yeungs bay.
Tank steamer w. S. Porter arrived today from
San Francisco with cargo of OIL
Tug yosburg arrived this Afternoon from Neha-
lem. On its return trip it will take quantity
of casing to be used In sinking the oil we'll that
is being drilled near Nehalem bay
Gasoline schooner Oshkosh is loading supplies
for Alsea and siletz and will probably so to sea
Thursday.
moon from London via Cherbourg. 1t brings gen.
eral cargo to Meyer, Wilson Co.
Lighthouse tender Armeria will sail for Alaska
tomorrow with supplies for the various light
stations and also with the equipment for the
headquarters Of the sixteenth district. which
% Ti be located at ksfsnikan for the
for the light stations, and 1t will probably re-
turn TO this port about next Christmas after
other light stations This is expected to be the
last trip of the tender to Astoria for some time,
asait has been transferred to the Alaskan dis
trict.
soundings taken of the channel at the mouth
of the Columbia river by Captain Nolan. master
shoalest water to be % feet. according TO a re-
port received at the branch photographic office.
Regular soundings s-e taken st,y the tugboat men
and the result is sent 10 Harry L. Campion. in
charge of the towage and pil1tage for the port
Of Portland
SEATTLE. Oct. 2.-Arrived-Steamer la
Youche. Tacoma: steamer Harold Dollar. San
Francisco: steamer Meteor. Dupont: steamer
tairhayen. San Francisco: steamer Buckman,
Bellngliam: steamer Jim Butler. San Francisco.
Sa iiedASchooncr Crescent. MGkifeo schooner
Fed e. Sanders, Eagle Harbor; steamer Queen.
San Francisco: steamer Argyll, San Francisco;
steamer Dolphin, Skagway.
TACOMA, Oct 12.-Departed--Steamer La
Toochc. for Seattle.
ABERDEEN. Oct. 12.-The steamers Lakme.
DAISY Freeman. Tamalpas and Santa Monica
have arrived with freight from San Francisco
The Santa Manica brought passengers for Seattle
sclioentr " Turner. bound from Pearl har
Dor for tbs port. will load at the Slade lumber
companys min FOR the west coast
Barkentine Renicia. which has been lying at
the Union mills awaiting orders since arriving
here October from Hilo. will load at the
Anderson & Middleton mill for Kahului. Hawaii
Schooner Meteor. which has been at the Union
mill awaiting charter since September -. will
load at the A. j. West MIL for San Pedro.
Wireless Operator Iraversesof the stesner
Norwood which left for San Francisco yester-
day was robbed of s25 while in port.
Rough weather outside the bar is still keeping
a number OF sehooners within the protection OF
the lower harbor.