The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-13
SOME ARE LOADED 1
BUT CANNOT LEAVE
Spanish Steamer Gracia. Has
a Cargo Aboard Valued
at S25O,0OO, While Two
Others Are Loaded With
Timber and Lumber, But
Have Not Cleared = ono
Steamer Puts to Sea.

Fifteen ocean going vessels were id
port yesterday, flying the colors od
seven different nations Three OF them
are loaded, their total cargoes being
valued at over $3.50, 900. One OF tho
fifteen got away to sea yesterday,
While another which went to sea waa
an arrival of the day before simply
putting in for a supply of bunker coal
Some OF the vessels are waiting n
chance TO proceed to destination, whila
two which came with import cargo,
are yet discharging the articles,
brought over from Germany and Eng
land respectively.
The Spanish steamship Gracfa is at
anchor in the stream and has cargo OF
miscellaneous items valued at a quar-
ter of a million dollars. This con-
sists of lumber. timber. shuttle blocks.
rosin, tobacco and hewn poplar This
steamer also has aboard d consider
able amount of Florida phosphate
rock, loaded at Tampa. The CIracia
arrived July % and cleared august
I. The Gulf Transit Co, consignoes
The British steamer Oceana was tho
vessel which left port yesterduy.
bound for Genoa. This steamer ar
rived July 20, and was. cleared august
II. steaming the following day The
II. Baars Company Ioaie the Oceana
and her cargo is walked at $50 600
The British ship HilSton is Ircorcd
a: the east side of Tarragona wharf,
dischargtng a cargo of crude chalk,
from London. This ship. CONSIGNED
10 The Gulf Transit Company, arrived
July 27. and will probably IodI at
Pensacola cargo for South America.
GERMAN HAS NOT CLEARED
The German steamship Rudolph
Blumberg is at anchor in the stream,
loaded with yellow pine for Germany.
This vessel arrived July 20 and has not
yet cleared although cargo has been
aboard for some days.
The Norwegian ship Dunboyne con-
signed to the Southern States Lum--
Der Company, arrived July 20, for car
go to South America. This vessel is
Low docked at the q. d A wharf.
taking cargo Of lumber.
The Dutch steamship Neenbergen
arrived from New Orleans July 80,
consigned to the South Atlantic
steamship Company. Loaded partly
at the Crescent City, the steamer fill
crage in the stream, awaiting develop
ments. The Veenbergen has cargo for
ports in Germany
The German steamship Vogesen is
at Commandments wharf, in the slip.
discharging a cargo of kainit from
Germany The steamer arrived AU-
gust 3, and Of course has not yet
cleared. as cargo is not discharged
this vessel will load here or
not remains to be yet determined. One
sen will not proceed to sea for tho
present at least, unless going to an
other nearby port, which may be
reached by travelling in the three mile
neutrality" zone.
The British schooner Charievoix,
which arrived August 3, is consigned
to master. This schooner has been
lying in the stream at anchor. and will
load for Havana. Very little cargo
has thus lar been placed aboard
The NOTWp2in hS4 FI< Va fa ~
Perdido wharf, discharging ballast.
Arriving to Rosasco Bros. on August
3, the intentions are to load the ves-
sci for a port in Italy.
The steamship Twilight came into
port August 3, and has been at anch-
or in the stream practically the en-
tire term of her stay here. Upon ar
.4VaI the steamer was berthed on the
east side of Tarragona wharf for car
60 but plans were changed and day
later the Twilight was sent to the
stream, where an anchorage has since
been occupied.
The Austrian steamer Lucia came
from Tampa and New Orleans, at botn
of which places cargo was loaded The
Lucia came here for a quantity of to-
bacco, for italy and upon arrival was
berthed on the west side of Comman-
dancia wharf. remaining there for a
couple OF days. The threatening as
pect Of developments in Europe caused
the owners to order the Lucia to re-
main here for orders, and a berth in
the stream was sought. This steamer,
consigned to the Gulf Transit Com
pany, arrived August 4, and the cap
tain is authority for the opinion that
it will be some months before the
steamer leaves here. No cargo was
loaded at Pensacola.
The steamer Chiswick is the latest
British steamship to arrive She
reached port August 5, from Belize,
with large cargo of mahogany logs.
Only those logs on her deck were con-
signed to Pensacola, and they were
for export were then loaded, and yes
terday the steamer was berthed at the
G. F. & A. wharf where 300 900 feet
of timber and lumber was added to
her deckload. The Chiswick cleared
yesterday afternoon and is expected