The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-07
.HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
SHIPPING TRANSACTIONS AND
NOTES OF INTEREST ALONG
|. THE BAY FRONT.

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/ The British steamer Armstor entered
yesterday from Gulfport. consigned to
the Gaillard- Johnston Coal Co, which
supplied the vessel with 1,150 tons Of
/ bunker coal She later cleared for Re-
sario.
1 A solid cargo OF 10000 superficial
/ feet of lumber was cleared on the
British steamer Southlands yesterday
by the Export Lumber Co.
The steamer Numina, which also
cleared yesterday for Castellanaare,
took an immense cargo. This con-
sisted of about 1900. 600 feet of ssawa
timber and 100000 feet OF lumber.
The river steamers Fritz and E1gene
arrived in port yesterday morning; with
good cargoes of naval stores and LOAF
ed heavy return cargoes Of groceries
and feedstuffs during the day for Fres-
port and way landings.
The launch Swan loaded q heavy
cargo yesterday after dischargihg ma
val stores from Garnier's and other
points.
The schooner Dorothy with 11,70o
pounds OF snappers and II, 100 pounds
of groupers, the Seaconnet with 1000
pounds of snappers and $4,000 pounds
of groupers, and the Louise F. Harper
with $4,000 pounds Of snappers ami
10000 pounds of groupers were among
the arrivals yesterday of the Saunders
fleet.
The yacht LngIow. with her wealthy
owner aboard, sailed yesterday mora
ing for points down the coast.
The steamer Capt. w. Mcneil sailed
from Naples on April 4th for Persia
cola.
The Italian bark Flora hence, passed
Cape SparteI on April 9Th bound for
laramie.
Dangers to Navigation.
March %, latitude 4o:58, longitude
66:40, passed yard or mast with sail
attached-Danish steamship Louisiana
March II. latitude 4o:22, longitude
64:46, passed a red can buoy, appar-
emily in good condition.-Steamshi
ST. Paul
March 81, latitude Al:o7. longitude |
IS, passed derelict bottom up.-Ital- |
ian steamship Florida.
March 81, about nine miles east IL
north Of Head Bank ligh tship, saw a |
whistIing buoy IN working ORDER
Steamship FL Oriente.
March 20. latitude, %. longitude $3.50.
passed huge tree with enormous
Enthusiastically FL Alba
March II, latitude PASS, longitude
$3.50 passed a wooden derelict bottom
up with a mast floating Alongside
British steamship Colonian-
March IA, latitude 40:2p, longitud e |
1901, passed what was apparently |
part Of q heavy lower mast and about |
20 feet long.-Steamship st. Paul.
March rs. latitude 44:21, longitude |
Al: 50, saw a piece Of wreckage about |
Is feet long.-Steamship St Paul.
March %, latitude 57:40, longitude |
40: Sc, saw a red contcal buoy.-Italian |
Florida
March "a, latitude 46:09, longitude |
SO: 40. saw a red conical buoy in good |
working order.-French steamship Chi |
cago
Arrived.
Armstor, Br IS, Smith, 1861 Gulfoort |
to Ballard Johnston Coal Co
Christian Horn, Ger IS. Jensen, 1882,
New Orleans to J. A. Merritt & Co.
Kremlin, Am bktn, Warner 6ss, San |
Juan to ]. A. Merritt G Coz
Cleared.
Armstor. Br IS. Smith, 1857, for Ro-
sario, with 1,150 tons coal
Ameland. Dutch IS, 1882, for West |
with 516,2ss It sawn tim
Der.
SouthIands. Br IS, Jones, 1891, for
Buenos Ayres, with 100000 II Iuun-
Der.
Numina, BIT S., Thoren, 1881, for
Castellamare, with 962, 5I4 It sawa
timber, 2s1,S24 8 IT lumber; for Leg
horn, with 46s, sos It sawn timber
597,751 s It lumber.
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