The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17

the Arcata wharf, where a cargo Of lumber viii
be taken for the return trip south
The Hammond lumber eompany's steamer +.
n. Lcggett arrived from San Francisco this
morning aud is loading lumber at the Samoa
wharf.
The steamer gowdoin arrived from San Diego
this morning at the Little River lumber COM
pany's wharf, where lumber Is being taken for
:. Pacific Coast steamship company.s steamer
mail and passengers and will depart the re-.
turn trip tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The steamer Iaqua departed for San Francisco
from the Arcata wharf this morning with
cargo of lumber and a consignment Of United
States mail
Santa Rosa, from San Francisco; United States
steamers Lawrence. Goldsborough and Rowan.
from San Francisco; steamer Roma, from San
Francisco.
Sailed-Stcamer Rose City, from Portland
PORTLAND, Sept. 16-offciaIs OF the Harri-
man company stated this morning that they had
nent lumber merchant of Hongkong, who is in
the city, to handle his shipments from here
these cargoes viii raise the naonthiv exnorts Of
lumber TO the orient about 750, 600 feet as that
Is the average that will be sent out each
steamer.
Kydd. who has heretofore secured his lumber
lot Honskong shipment at British Columbia
ports, has been able to make better arrange
ments here in regard TO prices, and for that
reason he has transferred his business to Port
land.
The first shipment for the Hongkong firm will
leave here on the Norwegian steamer Henrik
Ibsen of the Portland and Asiatic line. which
lapan sapp;na. and China ports Kydd who dnIshed ais
business cli here. left tonight for San Francisco.
Carving 300 passengers and 200 TONS of
freight. the steamer Bear, Captain Nopander
Pedre. 1t had to anchor outside night @ before fore
iast because OF the fog.
=. As the contract between the longshoremen and
,ne ,n stevedoring firms which ran out September
10 has not been renewed, it is reported that 10
nonunion men were employed yesterday in dis
charging the British bark Andromeda.
Loaded with general merchandise the British
ship Claverdon, 2.324 tons net register, Captain
wilson, l57 days out from Newcastle. Eng. is
four % tne Guthrie Mhy us cargo is consigned to Bal
Arrived Steamer Yosemite, from San Fran
Sailed: Steamers j. A. Chanslor and Asun-
cion. for San Francisco.
ASTORIA, Sept. ls.-Tank steamer j. A.
chanslor . sailed this afternoon for San Francisco
general cargo.
nook with freight and passengers.
American Hawaiian line steamer Falcon sailed
To-Day for San Francisco with freight en- route TO
Tank. steamer Argyll sailed today for San
frsncisco after discharging its cargo OF crude OIL
San Francisco with cargo of lumber.
according to a report in local Shipping circles
load grain at Tacoma or the Columbia river for
the United Kingdom. 1t is at present at Santa
kosslia, where it arrived September from Ham
learned. In addition 70 the Reinhek, it is said
that four of the French sailing vessels now en-
route TO the northwest are under charter to load
gram eargoes at this port for Europe. The
list includes the French barks Montcalm Eugene
rergeiine Amral de Cornulier and Duquesne.
lne bluart. which is TO be ordered from the
mouth OF the Columbia river to Vancouver with
cement cargo. will also be in, the grain feet
from Puget sound.
Steam schooner Yosemite arrived this morning
from San Francisco with general cargo.
TANK steamer CataHia sailed this morning for
crude oil.
ste Steam, schooner klamath sailed today for San
Francisco with a cargo of lumber.
Gasoline schooner Della arrived this morning
from Nestucca with dairy products.
Tank steamer Maverick has gone to Puget
will arrive here next Sunday.
British ship Claverdon arrived Thursday even
Ing. l5s days from South Shields. Eng with
general cargo. Captain John Wilson, fits master
reported pleasant weather during the greater por-
tion of the trip. When of the river La plata he
ran INTO a severe storm aud lost number of
sails; As that time he saw American ship
running i1n before the wind under bare poles all
son did not learn the name OF the craft but
says 1t was bound for San Francisco Tie
ship Tuesday evening but the weather was very
thick. so 1t ran of shore and Wednesday night
plcked up the North Head light. Again IL was
compelled to run of shore on account of the
thick weather, but returned to the lightship
last evening. when it was picked up By the
tug and towed inside. The Claverdon left up
the river this morning
ABERDEEN, Sept. 16.-Declaring that Aber-
deen now faces situation such as existed in
several cities In California, and that the secur-
Ing OF passenger steamer service between this
port and the south would prove great benefit
Captain III. Petersen of the steamer Thomas T.
Wand YESTERDAY said that the venture would be
bound to succeed
The steamer Thomas l.. Wand Captain H.
Petersen with cargo from the Donovan and
Federal mills. sailed at high tide last night FOR
California ports.
The bark J. L. Stanford. Captain r. Peterson
has which has been lying at Lindstrom's ship
yards disengaged, has secured a charter and
yesterday shifted to SHADES MILL where ii is
taking cargo for Brisbane.
The schooner Carrier Dove arrived from Quay
mas. 40 days out. 1t is without charter.
The schooner Doris sailed for San Francisco.
TACOMA. Sept 16.-Arrived Steamer Bee,
from San Francisco.
SEATTLE, Sept 16--Arrived: Steamer Ne
vadan. from Tacoma; steamers City Of Puebla,
Maverick and Harold Dollar. from San Fran
cisco; schooner A. NJ. Baxter from Everett;
steamer Burnside. from Columbia river; steamer
Tambo Afaru, from Yokohama.
Sailed: Steamers Governor and Colonel E. L.
Drake. for San Francisco; steamer Bee, for Ia
coma. steamer Seward for Cordova: steamer
northwestern, for Valdez; barge Fresno, for
Tyre