New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-06

San Francisco on her first trip since the
strike, arrived here to-day twenty hours
late because of engine trouble. Passengers
and freight were disc harged and the vessel
was towed to Portland
PORTLAND. July = Shipping Board
stamer Yosemite. previously reported dis
abed by engine trouble of Wiilapa Har-
Dor, en- route from Seattle to Portland,
sailed yesterday with a cargo of grain for
the Urited Kingdom.
SEATTLE, July 5-Lumher cargoes from
the Northwest to Japan are estimated to
total at least 1oO. 900. 900. 900 board feet
this year. as compared with II 900, 600 900
PORT TOWNSEND, July Shine stow
aways we're found by immigration au-
thorlties on the Norwegian ship Mafalda,
which arrived here Sunday from Honolulu,
in ballast. The vessel Is awaiting charter
SAN DIEGO, July Probably the last
Shipment OF onyx to come here until the
Mexican government reduces the % per
cent Increased export tariff arrived yes
terday on the British motor ship Glyme
from Santa Catalina to Lower California
PORTLAND, Ore. July 5--The str Lewis
Lucknnbach arrived from New York vita
The Iris. of the Pacific Caribbean Gulf
Line, arrived with South and Central
American cargo.
The Holland America str Eemdfjk ar
rived from Rotterdam and will load wheat
and general cargo
The str West Kasson sailed with lumber
for Kobe and Yokohama
=, me str Alaska limped into Astoria to-
day from San Francisco with her engines
ulsdpied' nc was her first trip since the
marine strike and sabotage Is suspected
BALTIMORE, July 5-rhe steel hun OF
the partly completed mine sweeper Hal
cyon, purchased by the Maryland Pilots
Associat ton from Kyle & Co. city Island.
Y. is being fitted up for pilot service a
G al Henry sar The vessel is 50 feet long
gines.
Collector of customs report of exports
through the Port of Baltimore for the
week ended July reflects the most active
week In value FOR long period. The total
was 81 o89, 1856, an Increase of ss.sss7ss
heaviest. Imports valued at S389.0l3,
dropped $75S: AGO below the business of the
previous week. when they aggregated 81
1875, 4Os They represented $3.50, $50 free of
duty and S59,250 dutiable
The southern Transportation Companys
barge Hudson, in tow of the tug Senator
1000 barrels and 5,005 bags of refined
The United Fruit Company's str Man
chioneal, from Tela. Honduras; the Nicho
las Cuneo from Cananova, Cuba, to the
ALA, Is Fruit Company; and the Bella,
Trading Company, arrived to-day with a p
p,r,oximately 10000 stems OF bananas. The
Cibao viii arrive on Thursday to the
Captain Lewis. of the str Asquam, at
Liverpool from Baltimore, reports to the
June l. in latitude 81 IS north and iongi-
tude SO 80 west, he close to the wreck
of what appeared to be wooden schooner
$50 feet long and about Is feet above the
surface, floating bottom up.
The arrival of twenty-four steamships in
port since Saturday gave a business air to
the Custom House to day. The ma iorty
came in ballast to load coal, while others
brought cargoes called to complete or
take in part and fill up at other ports;
One of these vessels was the French str
Mia CARA, carrying a crew of lit men,
which will take aboard cargo here before
proceeding to New York. from which port
she Is due to sail with passengers to Brest.