The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
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ESPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Call
EUREKA. Nov 4-steamer Santa Clara ar
rived in port from San Francisco today with
freight mail and passengers. The Santa Clara
trip.
The steamer Bowdoiu arrived in port this
morning and proceeded to the Carson mill COM
panys wharf. whore lumber for San Francisco
and San Pedro is being taken board.
Departing today from Fields Landing wharf s1rf
steamer Vanguard for San Francisco.
The steamer Prentiss outgoing lumber
carrier today. having departed this afternoon for
San Francisco.
The Pacific Coast steamship compauy's steamer
City OF Topeka Is due to arrive tomorrow morn,
ing from San Francisco with freight, mail aud
passengers.
The steamer Eureka Captain Thomson, of the
North Pacific steamship company. will not ar
rive in port from the north today. having been
delayed day at Astoria the way down from
morrow morning and win sail again for Port
yesterday.
The steamer Ravalli. Captain Teitgen. arrived
this morning from San Francisco with miscella-
neous r freight part of which was discharged at
the foot of street. The Ravalli Will depart
south bound next Tuesday
Word has been received at the office OF the
Humboldt lumber manufacturers association
from San Francisco that two big tramp steam
ers have been chartered by the American trad
ing company to load redwood at Humboldt bay
for Australia. The names of the tramps have
not been learned. One Is due here between the
9TH and 10th Of the month and the other be
other 300 900 feet
this afternoon for San Francisco. towing the bull
of the new steam schooner Fort Bragg. COM
pleted at the Bendxsen shipyards here last
month for the Higgins steamship company. The
Fort Bragg will be engined and finished.
Los ANGELES, Nov. ARRIVED: United
States steamship Madrona. from San Francisco:
steamer Yosemite. from San Diegc: schooner
Sadie. from Umpqua river
Sailed-Steamers Yosemite for Columbia river:
Grace Dollar. for Albion; Shasta. for Columbia
river Chehalis. for Grays Hsrbor: Carlos. for
Willapa harbor; Hornet. for San Francisco;
Yellowstone for Columbia river; United States
steamer Madrona for San Diego.
PORTLAND, Nov. 4-When II Leaves down
tomorrow mo,ping the British steamship Ma
sunda, s91s tons net Captain Burns. will have
next to the largest wheat cargo that has been
set afoat from this port during the present
season. The vessels cargo. is about 100000
bushels less than that taken out by the British
steamer Scottish Monarch. which sailed from
here October IL. The Masunda finished this
morning and cleared for ST. Vincent for orders
600. the cargo being dispatched by Kerr. Clifford
& Co.
Advces have been received here that the
British steamship Huito will come to Astoria
and Portland with coal instead of the steamer
Sydney, having arrived there October 9. 1t is
expected that it Will go TO Newcastle to load
about the middle of the month The Quito.
which was here last year and was the first
large steamer to be docked on the Oregon dry
dock, will bring over 5000 tons Of coal il is
said, part of which is for Astoria and the bal
ance for the Pacific coal company.
The French bark Marechal de Gontaut. 1.74s
tons net, Captain Populare Will come here with
coal from Newcastle this winter 1t arrived at
Suva September % from Philadelphia, for Towns
vile and Newcastle. n. S. w.
freight, the steamer Rose City. Captain Mason.
Will be due to arrive. this afternoon from San
Francisco and San Pedro.
Having finished discharging ballast and being
lined for grain. the British ship William t.
tora dolphins this afternoon. Captain William
T. Lewis. port superintendent for Hind. Rolph
& Co and part owner in the vessel, says that
in case the craft receives no charter for grain
within week 1t will be loaded by the owners,
who will buy the cargo on speculation.
Word has been received by Charles c. Stmson.
agent at Couch street dock, from Manager Har-
rigan of the Pacific navigation company at As
toria, that that company would charter a steamer
to place the TO Tillamook with the
steamer Sue II. Gilmore. If business warrants
they will build one.
Arrived Steamers Rose City. from San Pedro
and way ports: Maverick. from San Francisco;
barge Gerard c.. Tobey. from San Francisco:
German ship Omega from San Diego; steamer
Della. from Nestucca.
Sailed-Steamer San Pedro. for San Pedro
SEATTLE, Nov. Arrived: Steamer Queen
| from San Francisco: steamer Tampico. from Van
courier; Japanese steamer Seattle Maru, from
Tacoma.
Sailed-Steamer Colonel E. L. Drake for San
for 0pn ssn ~ Dfs
States steamer Bear. for Sausalito.
TACOMA. Nov. ARRIVED: Steamer Edith
from Seattle.
Sailed-Japanese steamer Seattle Mary, for
Seattle.
ABERDEEN. Nov. Steamer Hermine. which
steamed for the lower harbor Monday expecting
to go over the bar at once, is reported to be still
in the lower harbor.
Schooner Repeat got away for west coast.
Schooner Espada one of the vessels tied uI
here for some time has been chartered to take
lumber >to San Pedro.
Steamer Santa Barbara sailed.
Schooner William Olson arrived
According to the forms received in Aberdeen
today, Grays Harbor is TO be visited in the near
future by Commander Ellicott. chairman of the
United States lighthouse board. His visit to the
harbor is important. and telegram from ". II
Wood of San Francisco to Fred Hart Of this city
calls attention to the proposed visit and sue
gests that the chamber of commerce take ur
with Commander Elicott. the Importance OF
buoyng the south channel and Of doing
everything possible for the protection of ship.
ping the harbor. Officials of the chamber
will. 1t is understood. make arrangements tC
properly serve and entertain the commander.