New-York tribune., 1921-06-28

increase OF s6ts,7s5. or the imports se47,-
4l2 were free of duty and s1Ss.sDi duti-
able. Among articles in the imports were
boots, shoes. toys. earthenware. clocka.
glassware and aluminium ware. principally
from Germaay.
The str Nagar II Luckenbsch. now at
New York. has been assigned to load gem
eral cargo here for port in Europe
Twclvs CLEANERS arrived TO day. Two
brought oil from Mexico. two fruit from
Jamaica, Ave IN ballast to load coal, for
eiGn, one with molasses from Cuba and
two with general cargo. Three are in the
bay. bay. due to arrive to-morrow morning.
Three steamers cleared with coal. two for
United Kingdom ports and one for Monte
yideo, one in ballast for Mexico, to return
with oIi, and one with general cargo In
The gtr Jean, from New York to load
sulphur for Baltimore, arrived at Calves
SAN FRANCISCO. Tune 27--A dispatch
to tho Marine Department OF the Chamber
Of Commerce said the Shipping Board str
YOSEMITE from Seattle for Portland, was
anchored ten miles north OF Willapa Har-
Dor with engines disabled. Tugs were sent
from Astoria.
Figures Of two Japenese strs for grain
from Portland to the United Kingdom an
nounced to-day, showed drop to So shil-
ings This was the low level reached a
few months ago.
With $500 tons of ,ntereoastal freight,
the Shipping Board str West Caddoa ar
rived from Baltimore to-day, completing
a voyage around the world under the
Pacific Mail flag. The voyage will show a
profit. officials said.
The British bark Roma is stranded in
s side the The breakwater at wellington, N 2,
heavy seas breaking Attefnpts to hoard
her await moderation of the weather,
,-a,ty d,wenty four days from New York. the
today with 5000 tons of freight. after
towing, tho str Harry Luckenbach from
Magdalena Bay to San Pedro
Record tims was made in discharging
g0o tons OF silk from the Japanese str
Taiyo Maru and loading 1t on fourteen
ears for New York. Eight hours were
SEATTLE, June 27.--The Shipping
Soard tanker Tippecanoe is en- route to
san Pedro from this port to load fuel oil
lor the Shipping Board station at Manila
Inc Tippecanoe is the largest tank str on
the Pacific coast
SAN PEDRO, June 27,-Ths Shipping
from San Francisco and San Pedro re-
turned to port Saturday for engine re-
pairs. The damage is estimated at $4,000
reports OF a mutiny on board were denied
Carl r. Lesners, United States inspector
or hulls. said the pumps were disabled
probably by accident.
PORTLAND, Ore, Srne 27.-Representa-
tives of the steamship lines, railroads and
Portland Port Commission met here to-day
TO thresh out questions of terminal han
ding rates. Absorption of the charges by
the steamship and railroad lines is pro-
posed.
The Charles H. cramp sailed for New
t1th wa uSeL oOuHu and OallI0rnlA ports
Sho takes wool from here and will load
citrus fruit In the South
The japanese str Baltimore Maru was
chartered to-day by tho Northwest Grain
and Warehouse Company to load wheat
here for Europe.
The Lake Gunni, of the Pacific Carib-
bean Gulf Line, arrived from New Orleans
with coffee.
Three vessels, the Goldstar, Glendora
and Natirer, will be added by the Atlantic
Cur and Pacific Steamship Company be-
tween Atlantic ports and Pacific Goa st
cities The line Will reduce its present
hfteen-day service to ten-day service.