The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS In ALL PARTS OF WORLD

d. ]. Mckay. F. B. Wilson and d. H. McEwen,
lumbermen OF San Francisco are at present IN
this city looking for investments in redwood
timber.
: The schooner Minnie a. Caine, 779 tons, has
been chartered by the Charles Nelson company
10 load lumber from Eureka for Callao or Mol
lendo The Munie a. Calne was in Humboldt
bay year more ago for redwood lumber. Ihe
Usine is now in Oakland creek.
The steamer Peerless, which was swamped in
Ryan slough while towing log raft. was hoated
and Is at the foot Of d street being overhauled.
The American schooner Cleaner finished dis
charging ballast at the tugboat wharf yesterday
and WILL this afternoon, shift TO the Carson mill,
where it will commence loading its cargo OF
lumber for Australia.
British ship Hougomont is now loading lumber
at the Hammond mills for Australia under
charter TO the Charles Nelson company.
American schooner S. T. Alexander, Captain A.
johnson. under charter to the Charles Nelson
company. cleared this afternoon for Hilo. H. l.
II has 25, l65 redwood ties aboard, valued al
IS, S,S5s.0S Ii will be towed TO tomorrow.
The Bayside lumber company's mill on the
west bay shore VIII resume operations after an
extended shutdown next week. Mills and logging
camps throughout the county are starting up FOR
the season, lumber manufacturers expecting
busy and profitable season.
According 10 the report Of the board OF harbor
shore lumber shipments from this port for the
last three months have amounted TO 10,23O, ,16d
feet valued at s259212. Domestic shipments
have been correspondingly heavy.
Yesterday the steam schooner Newport shifted
from street wharf, where ii has been tied up
for several months. TO the Eureka foundry wharf.
mission. Within the next few weeks the New
port will again start carrying coal from the
Riverton mines and Coos bay TO this city and
10 Portland
PORTLAND, March Si.-British ship Brsb-
loch. Captain Mckay, has been chartered by
Kerr. clifford e. Co. at 22s cd TO transport
cargo of this seasons wheat to the United king
dom This is the second spot ship TO be taken
lately for grain. British bark Altar, which is
% RGM ses es beng % sa fhf its as as
slble. Ii came here in November, 1SOs, con-
signed to the company which has 1t fixed now'
and II has been here ever since
There was a rumor circulating in shipping cir
cles this morning to the effect that the British
ship Arctic Stream. Captain Dixon, has been
fixed for wheat cargo outward
Eight foreign bound vessels cleared at the Gus
tom house during the month OF March, OF which
had -four valued at S70214 The remainder of
the foreign shipments were lumber aggregating
IA. .26S. .545 feet, with total value of S1IO.695.
Carrying zoe. 600 feet of lumber for San Pedro,
the steam schooner Bowdoin, Captain Tibbets,
has cleared the custom house.
The schooner Hugh Hogan has left down with
500, 600 feet of lumber for San Francisco
On fits last trip from Coos hay the steamer
Alliance arrived at Couch street dock this
on its first trip here since last September
the steam schooner Claremont. Captain Chris
tensen arrived al 4 O'Clock this morning from
San Francisco with cargo of cement
With full list OF passengers and capaelty
cargo. the steamer Ramona, Captain Nelson, has
sailed for Coos bay.
ASTORIA March 31.-Feur mssted schooner
Bangor, with 660, 600 feet OF lumber for San
Francisco. was towed 10 this morning.
Steamer Ramona sailed this morning for Coos
bay with freight and passengers,
Steam schooner klamath arrived this morning
from San Francisco to load lumber at the Nc
Cormick mill at st. Helens for return.
Steamer Nome City cleared at the custom
house today for San Francisco with $50 600 feet
of lumber loaded at Portland and 100000 feet
loaded at Rainier
Schooner Bangor also cleared today for SaI
Francisco 1t carries a cargo Of $50, 900 feet OF
lumber loaded ST. Helens.
LOS ANGELES, March 31-Arrived: Steam
ers President, from San Diego; Doris. from Gray'
Harbor; Tahoe, from Willapa harbor; Westerner
from Grays Harbor; Fair Oaks, from San Diego;
William II. Murphy. from Aberdeen; schooner
Columbia, from Everett
Sailed: Steamers President, for Seattle; Re
dondo for Coos bay; Shasta for Bellingham
James s. Higgins, for Fort Bragg; Lakme, fol-
Eureka.
SEATTLE, March 81. - Arrived - Steamer
NorthIand. from Sitka; steamer Governor, from
sound ports.
Ssiled-British ship Nile. for Port Blakely.
TACOMA, March 3I.-Depsrted: British
steamer Cape Breton for Calcutta.