The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-30

Renewed activity in export trade is
being displayed. especially in the
movement of cottonseed oil cake, cot
ton and naval stores, and Pensacola
will also secure a good share of other
business that is moving to Europe.
Cotton in considerable volume is be-
ginning to move and two big oargoes
-or Havre, France are now awaiting
the arrival of vessel, while the Louis
vile & Nashville has landed another
contract for handling an immense
amount OF cottonseed oil cake through
this port. A cargo of rosin cleared
yesterday, and is supposed to. even
tually be destined for Russia
The first vessel to come for the
initial cargo on the extensive contract
for the export of oil cake is now
due and should be here within a few
days. This is the Danish steamship
Helmer Morch, a vessel of 1,400 tons,
and will be followed, 1t was stated, by
six to seven others.
The recent expectation of thousands
of tons through the port of Pensacola.
when six or seven steamers were re-
CURED to move the large consignment,
seems TO have satisfied the exporters,
for the announcement that number
of other steamers are to come one
after the other, to load the product. IS
an indication of that satisfaction.
COTTON FOR HAVRE.
Thousands OF bales OF cotton for
Havre, France, are being assembled
in the yards and the warehouses Of ,
the Louisville e Nashville railroad
c1anpany. AWAITING the arrival of the
steamship E. o. SaItmarsh, which will
load out with the first cargo, and
which will be here shortly, and the
steamship August eBlmont, which will
come some time during February. 1t
was stated last night that the two
cargoes would likely aggregate 10000
bales, and the entire lot would be
shipped to Havre.
The steamer t. o. SaItnarsll left
an English port on January 49, and
should be here next week. The Au-
gust Belmont has not been reported as
having sailed. but it was understood
that the larger steamer would come
for loading about the goth of Febri-
airy.
In the meantime the Spanish steam
ship Wilma should show up shortly,
and would load q large consignment
for Liverpool. No cotton FOR Ger
many will be shipped from this port,
It was announced, until probably late
in the summer, or when an American
vessel is procurable.
RoSiN FOR RUSSIA.
Loaded with full cargo of rosin,
the Swedish steamship Atlanten viii
leave some time today for Norway,
and later will go to some port in
Russia, IL navigation is possible and
If conditions so permit. It Is under
stood that the port OF Riga will BIO
sought, but that Is as yet undeter-
mined.
Hence the Atlanten will clear for
Norwegian port, so that the product
may be shipped possibly overland into
the cars country IL conditions do not
permit the visit of foreign shipping.
The Atlanten was to have loaded
out from here with cargo of oil
cake, but this charter was thrown up,
1t was alleged, when the chance to
load out with naval stores was Of
eered. The oil cake would have been
transported to Denmark. This was
the steamer which brought a cargo
OF potash salts from Rotterdam, and
which discharged said cargo into cars
and warehouse at Pensacola. AS soon
as the steamer was unloaded the ma
val stores were started, and yesterday
afternoon the last barrel was shifted
to the steamer. Today, possibly at
noon, the long voyage of the sturdy
little steamer viii be started.