The San Francisco call., 1910-03-20
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA, March 19.-Steamer CITY of To
peka arrived early this morning from San Fran
cisco with mail, passengers and a large cargo
of miscellaneous freight.
Steamer City of Topeka is loading redwood
lumber at the Carson & Little river wharyes
for return trip. 1t VIII sail for San Francisco
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
fr, Shipments Of dressed pork to San Francisco
heavy during the last few weeks and tomorrow
the City of Topeka will take another large con.
Steamer Vanguard arrived this morning from
San Pedro via San Francisco and is loading al
fleids Landing for return trip.
Steamer William H. Murphy arrived from
Wilmington early this afternoon and after d
stay of three hours departed for Pnret sound
ports where it will load lumber for the south
After being barbound since Thursday morning
the steam schooners Aberdeen and Iaqua sue
Both vessels have redwood lumber cargoes the
Aberdeen being bound for San Francisco and
the Iaqua for San Diego.
Steamers Acme and Aurelia, carrying lumber
VIII depart tomorrow for San Francisco. The
Acme also takes mail.
Steamer San Pedro shifted from Fields Land.
ing today to Bayside mill and the Lakme
shifted from Bayside to Arcata Both are load.
ing lumber for southern California ports.
Steamer Rayalli moved from Samoa TO {; street
wharf this afternoon to discharge freight from
San Francisco. Tomorrow the Ravalli will re.
turn to Samoa to load lumber for San Francisco
LOS ANGELES, March 19.-Arrived- steamer
Santa Rosa, San Francisco; steamer James S.
Higgins, Fort Bragg; steamer Helene, Grays
sailed-steamer Hanalei. San francisco:
steamer Francis Fl. Leggett. Eureka; steamer
Delhi, Puget sound.
| Special Dispatch TO The Call
PORTLAND, March 19.-Meyer Wilson & Co
yaye, $50 tons net register, for cargo of gen
eral freight from London to Portland. 1t will
be due to arrive here in September.
Captain +. Vollstadt. former master of the
American ship Henry Willard of the Alaska sal
mon feet, has left that ship and in about a
week will take command of the steamer North
Of yvli u ~
at Goble. He will be succeeded in the com.
mand of the Willard by Captain W. Kessel who
Vollstadt said this morning that he expected the
North King would be ready to leave for the
Major Meindoe aoae a ID bv
Jay J. Morrow, both of the corps of engineers.
United states rro arrved wed tonight t from Wash
of the divisions here.
Carrying cargo of general freight, the
steamer Tahoe arrived this morning at Oak
street dock. 1t went down the river tonight to
load lumber at Grays Harbor.
cisco. the steam schooner Shasta came M TO
Inman- Poulsen mills from Knappton.
In tow of the 0ckahama, the schooner De-
iance arrived at the Inman- Poulsen mills this
morning to load lumber for California ports
Carving 900 feet of lumber, the steam
schooner Saginaw, Captain Walvig, has sailed
In tow OF the tug McCraeken, the scbooner
Virginia is on the way TO st. Helens to complete
cargo of lumber for San Francisco.
The British ship Manx King, Captain Cannell.
was shifted this morning from the Inman PouI.
sen mills to the North Pacific mills to load lum
Der for Adelaide
The schooner Defiance, from Suva, the steam
ers Tamalpais.. Asuncion. Roanoke, Rainier. Ia
Dollar. and Catanla from San Francisco. and
the steamer Alliance, from Coos bay, arrived
today.
ASTORIA. March 1s.-steamer Northlspd
sailed today with cargo of lumber for San
Francisco.
Steam schooner Coaster. with a cargo of lum-
hor far San Francisco, went to sea this u,orntner
Steam schooner Shasta. having completed tax
ing on 400, 900 feet of lumber at the Knappton
mill. has left up the river to finish
Steamer Roanoke arrived this morning from
San francisco with freight and passengers.
schooner Virginia was towed up the river this
morning to load lumber for return.