The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22

Rowan. from Santa Barbara island; steamers
Hanalei, from San Francisco; Atlas, from San
francisco; barkentine Charles F. Crocker, from
Sailed: Steamers Governor, Buckman. for
seattle; Hanalei, for San Francisco; Ella, for
Vancouver; James s. Higgins. for Fort Bragg;
Stanley Dollar, for Puget sound; W. H Murphy.
Ior Fields landing; San Jacinto. for Hoquiam;
1lai Irancls II. Leggett. for Eureka; Raymond, for
for n Columbia river; King Cyrus, for st. Helenss
Gentralia, for San Diego; Shna Yak, for Grays
Harbor; Atlas, for Redondo Beach.
PORTLAND, April 21.-Recent reports show
grain and lumber freights irmer. and during the
last two weeks several ships have been taken for
timber to load at this port, while the French
hxed for wheat or barley to the United Kingdom
with the option of loading here or at San Fran
the option of coming here for the next seasons
ioadlng. although several have been taken for
cnartering VIII become more active before long
The st. Rogatien which-is a vessel of 1.3SS tons
net register, sailed from Guaymas March q for
loading.
Another vessel which was said to have been
taken this morning is the British steamer Janeta
Captain McClay which carried cargo of wheat
out OF here last season 1t was stated that it
would be here for May loading. At last reports
cisco, passing Moji April l.
Henry Lund Jr. of San Francisco was in the
that the German steamer Augustus, the first of
the line of vessels coming to this coast a reg
uiar line for Henry Lund & Co.. would sail from
San Francisco today for Portland. 1t has about
1,2oO tons OF general freight from Antwerp con-
signed to Taylor. Young & Co., the agents here.
he said that they would have another steamer
for May June.
Having taken out all of its supplies. the
steamer North King. CAPTAIN Vollstadt. of the
Alaska salmon feet, will leave down tomorrow
and will probably sail from Astoria Saturday for
Nushagak, Bristol bay.
ASTORIA, April 21.-Steamer Ramona sailed
this morning for Coos bay with freight and pas
Sengers.
Steam schooner Tamalpais with cargo of
lumber Tor San Francisco, went to sea this morn
Four masted schooner Irene arrived Wednesday
afternoon, % days from San Pedro. and will load
Schooner Ethel Zane arrived from San Fran
cisco this morning under charter TO load lumber
Steamer Golden Gate sailed this morning for
Iillamook with full cargo of general merchan-
disc.
TACOMA, April 2i.-Arrived Japanese steam
er Tacoma Maru from Yokohama: British bark
Elklnshire from Everett steamer Hornet, steam
er r. s. Loop, from San Francisco.
pitilPS DeParteu; @ steamer olympic, FOR Everett;
British steamer Longshps, for Singapore; steam
er Hornelen, for Seattle steamer Rainier. for
San Pedro; schooner Metha Nelson, for Apia;
British steamer Fitzpatrick. for Yokohama
ABERDEEN April 21.-Schooner f. NJ Slade
will be ready for sea tomorrow. 1t is destined
Tor the port of Santa Rosalia. Mex.
lower harbor: unable to cross the bar
Schooner Watson r. West, receiving two masts
at the Lindstrom yards, will go the marine
railway for general cleaning after the work
of installing IS DONE
Schooner Roy Somers arrived this morning
from San Pedro and will load return cargo
at the Grays Harbor commercial company's mill
Purchase of the tugs Independent and Flora
Brown by the Independent gravel company for
$4,000 has been recorded. the tug company
has established bunkers on the Wishkah river.
SEATTLE, April 21.-Arrived Steamer Jeanie.
from valdez; steamer President, from sound
ports; steamer Watson. from San Francisco;
Norwegian steamer Hornelen. from Tacoma !;
steamer Olson & Mahony, from Tacoma; steamer
Maverick, from San Franciseo British steamer
Claverly. from Eagle harbor; steamer Grant,
from fishing banks
Departed: Steamer Dirigo, for Skagway; Aus
trian steamer Hermine, for Comox.