New-York tribune., 1921-06-14
'orts Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

from Africa, died on Juno and was
buried at sea
The new Atlantic Fruit liner st Mary.
maiden trip from England via san Juan
She is vessel OF l.02t tons
Str Cushnet. Barcelona for Galveston,
according 10 adviees received here to-day
Key West. ga June Is.
str s, B Hunt. bound Tampico from
Ing with pump trouble.
BALTIMORE, June 13.-'rhe new Ship
pine Iins Board steamship Buckeye state,
cisco yesterday and was forced to return
because OF fire which broke out In the
forward boiler room few hours later.
passengers diserubarked.
Officials Of the Matson line, which oper-
blaze was caused by a bareback which
lgnited oil and waste 1t was extingulshed
by hooding the compartment in which 1t
At meeting held on board last night
ne .h passengers passed resolutions praising
h Wh oarse %. ae Of ssSo and f
crew were overcome by smoke.
:, poRTLAND, Ore, june 1.-The s S
Wednesday to load cargo for the Orient.
She has been substituted for tho West
kasson. The Danish motor boat Panama,
morrow from Kobe to load 5000 tons Of
wheat. Suzulsi & Co announce the Japan
sse steamer Boston Maru will arrived June
70 to load wheat for Japan.
PORT WING, Wis Lake Superior, June
shoaiins has occurred In this harbor. A
bar has formed across the lake approach
70 the harbor covering the entirs width of
the entrance. The least depth on this bar
100 feet north of the end of the piers and
40 feet east of the east pier. A bar has
also been formed at the extreme south end
OF the portion of the harbor under gov
Improvement. which h..rn 10 n
least depth OF 1919 feet at low water datutn
Hessols can enter the harbor drawing
the axis Of the entrance through the lake
approach, after which they should swing
over on to range 10 feet eastward of the
axis OF the entrance while passing between
the piers. There is 1876 feet or more az
low low water datum In the turning slip. Yes
sells can touch at the northern end of either
Booth's wharf or the lumber wharf on the
west side to the westward. in (approxi.
.sS drawSr a a5oS Ss u n long of the nareor
water datum. The present stage OF water
Is about 6-10 Of a foot above low water
dat1m' and would increase the possibla
GRATIS mentioned by that amount trrom
information furnished the Branch HYDRO.
graphic Office. Duluth. Mnn by u Engl-
BALTIMoRE, June 1a-The Black Dia-
mond Steamship Company's str Patrick
henry cleared to-day for Hamburg with
taken out Of this port. Under her hatches
IN bulk and bags are 4l2,000 bushels OF
the grain. 1t was shipped through Ham
mond snyder, representing w II Muller
6: Co. of New York.
The Western Maryland Railway to-day
awarded contract to the American
Dredging Company, OF Philadelphia, to re-
move 500.00 cubic yards of material from
It's terminals at Port Covington, in the
Spring Gardens
Collector of Customs Holtzman reports
the value OF exports from the Port of Bal
timore for the week ended June II al
S3,l72911, decrease from the previous
week Of ss06.156.
Imports showed an increase of s577,617
over the week OF June T. The total value
was sS42,541. OF which $472,s72 represent
ed articles admitted free and $369.669
dutiable.
When the new str Empire State con-
cludes her trial trip in the Delaware next
Friday she Will leave the yards Of the New
York Shipbuilding Company and come to
baltimore to take her place on the Pa
Francisco and intermediate Pacific ports
The str Charlton Hall is loading an or.
der of @teel rails here for delivery to
Seward, Alaska, and will finish cargo al
Mobile for other ports on the Pacific.
To load coal for Rio de Janeiro the str
Robin Hood sailed for Philadelphia. She
will return to Baltimore with cargo OF
managanese from the Brazilian port.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
str Eastern Merchant, Captain Holland
will sail from New York tomorrow with
cargo for Baltimore gathered on hei
around the world cruise.
Tho Export TransportatloM Company !,
preparing the str West Madaket to load
500 head of cattle for delivery in England