New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Maritime Miscellany

count OF the Standard oil Company OF
California, the tank steamer II Storey:
for the export trade was launched this
morning at the Alameda yards of the
bethlehem shpbuilding CORPORATION. Tne M
100000 barrels will be tho largest in tho
Standard Oil feet. The II NJ Storey will
probab bly, be laid up upon completion be-
cause of depression In the Orient
cable received here from London
stated that the ship Cardinal (Br), pre-
viously reported ashore somewhere in the
Pacific, is a total loss. without salvage.
The ship Is thought to have been lost near
leyuka, but details are lacking.
Two steamers OF the Marine, Dispatch
Line are to be withdrawn from the regular
ntercoastal trade and placed in now
service between south Atlantic and Gulf
po'ts and 'he racine Coast. Ihe vessels
gre the steamers Cape Roman and Cape
Henry.
The former army transport Great North
ern. San Francisco for Nsw York, arrived
at Cristobal Sept 20. The Great Northern
is to be made the flagship of the Atlantic
feet.
Destroyers. asrplanes and small craft
will form an escort through the Golden
Gate for the Shipping Board steamer EN-
pire State TO sail Saturday noon spe
cial trans Pacific cruise. bearing so mem
bers of the San Francisco Chamber OF
Commerce Oriental Relationship tour
PORT TOWNSEND, Sept 2S--The schr
William Nottingham, before reported pro
vsioned at by the str President, made
port here yesterday, uinety-two days from
Balboa
snATTLE. e. s e Sept Ser ,s ssA maInss; general
pany, wired from Washington Yesterday
that the Shipping Board str Pine Tree
State had been ailocated as the fifth "035"
liner in the Admiral lines trans Pacific
route out of Puget Sound. Starting Nov
2s, 1t was announced. the liners will be
sent out OF Seattle at intervals of two
weeks The strs Wenatchee, Silver State,
keystone State and Bay State had been
sllocated to the Admiral Line previously.
Last of the feet Of sailing. craft in the
alaska salmon trade out of Puget Sound,
,he ship st Paul. arrived here yesterday
from Chignil1, Alaska, with $4,000 cases OF
'aVgeS ssq of sp sns advice.
received here Indicate that the reports of
damage to the str Lady Nindersley (lsrl
In sub Arctic waters were exaggerated and
that the vessel will sail from Teller for
Vancouver this week.
SAN DIEGO. Sept 2S-Twenty five hun
dred tons of cottonseed oil cake. the first
uct contracted for delivery within a year
TO the United Kingdom and Europe. will
he taken out during October and Novsm
ber by British steamers.
ST JOHNS, n r, Sept 2s-The schr
Agnes p Duff, OF this port, which slipped
her moorngs and was driven to sea from
Barbados In the hurricane which passed
over that island sixteen days ago. arrived
here to-day. 1t had been feared that she
was lost In the storm
PORTLAND, Ore. Sept 2S-The Admiral
Line steamer Abercos. arriving from Yo-
lIohama to-day reported the rescue, of ten
aspanese sb;ua on Sept IL from the Wrecked
was three DAYS out from. Yokohama at the
time. The British steamer Benrnnew ar
Europe. The British Str Anglo Chilean
has been chartered to load wheat al Port
land for Or, the United Kinsdom
manager of the Merchants and Manufac-
turers. Association. announces that the
Clyde, Mallory Steamship Line will inaugu-
fa "a lfl lI hefW Ra1f
more and New York on October 10. The
first sailing will be from New York on the
from Baltimore at 1 m on October IS
Vessels will arrive at the respective ter
minals on Friday and Saturday mornings
folio wing their salings.
To-day the str Georgeanna Weems. of
the Baltimore 6, Carolina Steamship Com
pany. began loading for Charleston and
which had been abandoned since July 90
1920. when Shipping Board vessels were
en- ployed. The Weems will sail on Satur
day.
Several officers and men arrived to-day
from. Cuba on the str Inspector to man
the former Italian an oarS b h Shfa Gonvnr5ua ss,n
Company. AS the str Mnmbi, flying the
Cuban flag. the vessel will be used in the
ing moiasses in bulk and towing bar.as.
The Ninfa was an iron bark, built at
southampton, England, in 1883, at the
With 2S.714 punches OF bananas. the
str zousa arrived from Jamaica to tho
United Fruit Company, making total Of
59,814 punches for the week llonl That
island.
To load a cargo of wheat for Rotterdam.
the Norwegian str Skarass arrived to the
Terminal Shipping Company from Shields.
Nils horton, a stowaway excluded by
the immig ration authorities to be returned
to the ship.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-The fire on the Brit
ish str. Port Augusta. New York for FIRE.
mantle ETC.. before reported, has been ex-
tinguished. Vessel arrived Table Bay. Sep
tember 23.
The Italian str. Recca. Palermo for Sand
Key, has arrived at Teneriffe with two
blades of propeller lost.
ANTWERP, Sept. 26-Shipping Board
str Hastings, which arrived here Septem-
Der 81 from New Or,-ans, reports having
experienced heavy weather during voyage.
Deck fittings and one lifeboat carried away.
ARMY 0rders