The Pensacola journal., 1910-12-28
HARBOR AND
MARINE NEVIS
9iPPiNG TRANSACTIONS AND
NOTES OF INTEREST ALONG
THE BAY FRONT.

The fleet of vessels r. the harbor
loading were added TO yesterday con
slderably, when four Tesscls entered
and dropped anchor. T'hree steamers
and bark arrived, and will com
mence loading cargoes of lumber and
timber at once.
The coast stearrer Tarpon sailed
last night for points along the coast
with full cargo and large number
OF passengers.
The steamer Rishman. the largest
merchant vessel ever to enter TIPS
port. Is due ! o port today. She will
he consigned TO the Gulf Transit Co.
and will load. cotton for foreign ports.
The stea' ners Viola and Capt. Fritz
entered Yesterday with cafgoes OF
naval sto res and are loading for the
return TT ip.
Arrived.
Char'S,tte Blumberg, Ger IS, Hitd-
ling, LS0, Jacksonville to J. Garri2a.
JupKer Ger SIS, Ahrenkild. 1872
Cayenne to the Keyser-Muldon Co.
Ms1denwood. Br ss, Jorgenscn, 1877.
DakAr to Southern States Lumber Co
Fhora. 1tal bk. Schiappacasse, S7G,
GeDoa to Ros1sco Bros.
- Cleared.
Santa. Ital bk, Balostino, SSl, for
GIortevideo, with $1,000 it lumber.
Star OF the Sea, Am sch. Clarke,
S93. for Ponce, with 1000 ft luIn-
Der.
Don, Nor bk. Yensen. 1870, for Con.
eepcion, with $4,000 S 1T lumber.
Shipping Sales.
The steel screw steamer Arconia,
owned by Messrs. swan, fuater Il;
Wigham Richardson. Ltd, Newcastle,
has been sold TO a Liverpool firm. She
waA< built and enginod by Messrs.
Barclay, Curlo & Co, Ltd, Glasgow,
In 1897. Dimensions, eos feet by 46.3
feet by 30 feet; 4,603 tons gross; {;
triple-cxpansion engines. 2G 1-2-inch,
4iipch and 70-inch by 4Sinch stroke.
The steel screw steamer Barmston.
owned by Messrs. B. J. Sutherland a.
Co. Newcastle. has been sold to Nor
wegians, through Messrs. Kellock. at
about 1000 pounds. She was built by
Messrs. ). p. Austin & Son, Sunder-
land. in 1888. Dimensions, ESQ feet by
35.5 feet by 16 feet; 1,430 tons gross.
about 1850 tons deadweight OH 1S.5
foot draft; triple-eXpansion engines.
20-inch, SO 1-2-inch and 55-inch by
36-inch- stroke, by Messrs. George
Clark. Ltd.
he steel screw steamer Noord Hol-
LAM ,-owned by the Shipping and
Coal Company, Rotterdam, has been
3oldkto Messrs. Becker & Co., London.
She was built by the Ailsa Shipbuild-
ing Company, Troon, in 1897. Dimen-
slons, 23o feet by "a feet by l7.3 feet;
1.134 tons gross: triple-expansion en-
gines. 17-inch, u 1-2-inch and 4i-inch
33-iuch stroke, by MeSsrs. Muir &
Houston, Ltd.
It. is reported that the Allan Line,
ltd, who recently purchased the
Statcndam from the Holland-American
Tine, have also bought the Atlantic
liner Potsdam from the same COM
pany. She was built and engined by
Messrs. Blohm & Voss. Hamburg, in
1900. Dimensions, $50 feet by 62 feet
4 by IS feet; 12,522 tons gross. She is
q twin-scrcw boat. with two sets OF
4 tripie-expansion engines, II 1-2-inch
46 1.4-inch and S0-inch b. 55-inch
stroke.
The steel screw steamer Bantu
owned by the Bucknall Steamship
Lines, Ltd. London, has been sold 10
foreign buyers at about $4,000 pounds
She was built by Messrs. Armstrong,
Whitworth & Co, Ltd, Newcastle, in
1891. Dimensions, $50 feet by A feet
nv 81 feet; I,lS9 tons gross; triple.
expansion engines, 2S-inch and -.
inch by 4S.inch stroke, by the Wall.
send Slipway Company, Ltd.