The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-05
HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
SHIPPING TRANSACTIONS AND
NOTES or INTEREST ALONG
THE BAY FRONT.

The schooner Cavaire of the Saun-
ders fleet, arrived in port yesterday
with catch OF $4,000 pounds Of snap
pers and groupers.
The river steamer Captain Fritz ar
rived in port yesterday with a full
cargo of naval stores and is loading
merchandise and feedstuff for the re-
turn trip.
The launch Swan was among the ar
rivals yesterday from Choctawhatchee
points. and is loading to leave today
on the return trip.
Another day has passed without the
arrival of the steamer Albanian, which
is TO take big cargo OF cotton from
this port She was due Sunday.
Nautical Notes.
A new steel screw single deck barge
steamer building by the Tyne Iron
Shipcni16ing Company, Limited, to
carry about $500 tons lightweight on
2i6 draft. is reported sold to British
buyers at about $4,000 pounds. She
viii ne ready for delivery early next
month. Dimensions: 331 by 47.6 by
25.6 feet: triple expansion engines "a
inches, 40 inches, So inches by AZ
inches stroke, Two single ended boil
ers, Is feet s inches by 10 feet
inches, $50 pounds pressure.
A new single deck cargo steamer,
building by the Antwerp Engineering
Company, Limited, to carry 1000 tons
lightweight en- Is feet 9 inches draft,
has been sold to British buyers through
the Shipping Agency, Limited. at
about 1880 pounds. She win be ready
for delivery in May next. Dimensions:
2S0 by 356 by 1863 feet. Tie nnachin-
cry will be supplied by Messrs. Mac
Call & Pollock. Sunderland Triple
expansion engines IL inchesg % inches,
As inches by 33-inch stroke. Two
single-ended boilers IL feet inches
by 10 feet 8 inches, $50 pounds
pressure.
The steel screw steamer Wear, own
ed by Messrs. Withherington &
Everett, Newcastle, has been sold to
Colonial buyers. She was built this
year by Messrs. J. Crown & Sons, Ltd,
Sunderland. Dimensions: 2sS by s7.s
by 1913 feet. 1853 tons gross Triple
expansion engines 20 IL inches 33
inches, "a inches by 39-tnch stroke, by
Messrs. George Clark. Ltd.
The steel screw turret steamer Roy
alist, owned by Messrs. Ferrar, Groves
&. Co, London, has been sold at about
1899 pounds. She was built and en-
gined by Messrs. Doxford & Sons,
Ltd, Sunderland, in 1895. Dimensions:
$40 by 455 by 23.6 feet: s.1ss tons.
Triple expansion engines IS inches, ~
inches, IS inches by 42-inch stroke.
The steel screw steamer Khalif,
owned by Messrs. ". & ". Thomson,
Liverpool. is reported sold to foreign
buyers. She was built and engined by
the Palmers Company, Ltd, Newcastle
in 1898. Dimensions: $50 by 49, by
2s.6 feet; s,5oS tons gross. Triple-ex-
pansion engines "a inches. 80 inches,
81 inches by 45-inch stroke.
The steel screw steamer Marpessa,
owned by Messrs. G. Jameson & Co.,
Liverpool, is reported sold to foreign
buyers. She was built and engined
by the Palmers Company. Ltd, New
castle, in 1888. Dimensions: ESQ by
S7.2 by 1872 feet: LOO tons. Triple
expansion engines II inches, "a inches,
81 inches by 39-inch stroke.
Fines For Incorrect Manifests.
Custom house collectors have been
notified that whenever any goods or
sea stores are found on board a vessel
arriving from a foreign country which
are not mentioned or described In the
manifest or store list OF such vessel, q
fine should be imposed on the master
equal TO the value Of the merchan-
disc not manifested. or three times
the value Of the sea stores not listed.
If, however, it can be shown that
the manifest has been lost or misIaid