The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-20
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispdich to The Call

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PORTLAND, Feb. 19-After stay in port
of nearly two years. the British ship Leyland
Brothers Captain Morgan 223s tons net regis.
1000, 600 feet of lumber from Portland TO some
port IN South Africa for the l.. P. Lee lumber
company. 1t was chartered this morning on
private terms. and its lay days will commence
in May. Tue LeyIand Brothers arrived in port
March from Valparaiso coming in ballast,
new charter which was reported this morn
| ing. was the British ship Genholm, Captain
y. for 4 general cargo from antwerp;
d Co. The Glenholm sailed from Astoria October
9 with full cargo of wheat from Portland TO
After discharging 1900 kegs of powder at
Martins Bluff the steam schooner Saginaw which
| arrived this morning. Will come up to Oak street
dock TO finish putting off cargo Monday.
Captain H. f. Astrup. who will have command
ing's train from San Francisco He made his
first trip on the Alliance tonight when it left
for Coos Bay with passengers and freight.
The steam schooner Olympic. Captain Han
sen, sailed for San Pedro with 100000 feet of
lumber
Captain Wood, one Of the bar pilots at Astoria
has gone to San Francisco 10 bring up the
Norwegian steamer Tordenskjold. 1t will prob
ably go to Eureka first for part of its cargo
Of lumber. 1t is under charter to the American
trading company to transport cargo TO Aus
traia
began taking ballast today. but will not com
mence taking cargo until March 20. 1t will
load first at the North Pacific mills and will
tueH zo ~ IouEnt PVihb ~ hHou iuHl-
her for Australia
Buoys in the river which have been worn by
the ice will be replaced by the lighthouse tender
Manzanita on its way down when it leaves for
Astoria. Buoys VIII he replaced at Reeder S
crossing ob and KnaEps crossing pai1s. ,-.,
cisco. and steamer Roanoke from San Pedro.
TACOMA, Feb. --Arrived-steamer Watson.
Seattle Ssiled--Schooner ]. II. Lunsmann. San
Francisco: schooner Philippine. San Francisco
ASTORIA, Feb 19.-oil tank steamer W. $.
rod rn1ar frraf9a
cargo Of fuel Oil, and left up the river to dis
charge.
this morning with freight and passengers.
Steamer J. 3. Stetson. with cargo of lumber
iof ri san dedto went santa Maris Ia9t ing
ing for San Francisco. after having discharged a
cargo of oil up the river
from San Francisco with freight for Portland
and after dlseharging it will proceed to South
Bend to load lumber for the bay city.
Four masted schooner Luzon, with cargo of
lumber for Redondo, was towed to sea today.
steamer Roanoke 9 eray snis afternoon from
Steamer Casco cleared at the custom house to-
day for San Francisco with a cargo of go, 600
feet of lumber loaded at Rainier. and 2i3, 600
feet loaded at Kalama.
Steamer J. B. Stetson cleared at the custom
house today for san Pedro with a cargo of LIS
Stella LII loaded at kalama and 4I93 loaded
LOS ANGELES. Feb 19-Arrived: United
States steamer Justin from San Francisco;
steamer Despatch, from Eureka: steamer Santa
Rosa from San Diego: power schooner San
Diego from San Diego; schooner Dauntless.
from Grays Harbor schooner William II. Smith.
from Tacoma: schooner Omega. from Coos bay
schooner Sehome, from Grays Harbor: schooner
Minnie A. Came omrAberdeen: schooner Caro-
line. from Umpqua river: schooner Iottie Ben
nett, from Tacoma.
Safled-Steamer Santa Rosa, for San Fran
cisco: steamer Hanalei. for San Francisco:
steamer Rainier. for Puget sound; steamer Cen
tralia. for Grays Harbor: steamer Capistrano,
for Grays Harbor; steamer san Gabriel. for
Umpaua river steamer Fair Oaks, for Grays
Harbor.
SEATTLE, Feb. 1a-Arrived: Steamer Colo
mel f. L. Drake. towing barge 3, from San
Francisco: steamer Maverick. from San Fran
cisco; steamer City Of Puebla. from sound
ports: steamer Hyades. from San Francisco; ship
Governor ROBBIE. for Port Blakeley
Sailed-Steamer Northland. for Sitka.