New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Maritime Miscellany
NEW YORK


NEW YORK.
June 16-Shipping Bo>.ra steamer Dam
nedaike Philadelphia for Hamburg re-
ports thht since midnight on June il she
mas stopped several times on account 81
| ,touols WITH condenser pumps. At . p IN
ware Capcs -
The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services
wave uare otefed the old Empress of Japan for
sale. sale, II she Is not disposed of soon the
yessel VIII be placed on the Calcutta Hong
! dian Pacifcs trans Pacifc fleet
The ex-German ship Philippincs which
"as reported sold by tho Shipping Board
to a newly formed steamship company in
ttenanS to engage in the Immigrant trade.
IS stu in the custody of the board. Of,
hcials said yesterda%
,,t me consul at Glasgow reports that the
tlyde trustees have ANNOUNCED the pur-
cnase OF ls0 acres OF land at Shicldhall
and Reafrew for the enlargement Of Tho
docking facilities for the Glasgow Harbor.
~ ls estimated that the scheme VIII cost
Hl,dO2,e2o and when completed win add
approximately two miles OF docks In tbo
present harbor facilities. 1t Is thought
years. ~ NV
The steamship Puanta, built by the Mor
G9hant Shlpbuilding Corporation for the
HmIoli tnr,Sal, oli COMPANY of San Francisco. re-
eGrned @ Yesterday from successful series
OIL trials on the Delaware breakwater
course after which she way run out to
sea for several hours. On the trial courss
mean speed of 1l.1e knots was main
tained, exceeding tho contract renuir"
ments n OF lo,5 knots. over ono knot. and
power. ,d one The Pucnta is bulk oil tanker
OF 1V,2oO deadweight tonnage dispIacing
800 tons In the full load condition, with
tank capacity for 10000 barrels Of oil
cargo; 1T is believed that the Puenta at
taincd more speed than any 10000 ton
'anRer poTrmnl huilt on the Delaware.
when ,',n, arrived here June II from Jackson
ViIle and Charleston. had fire in the en-
glns gs room to-day which was extinguished
WIN N no damage to steamer.
MARSHAL sale on June at Red Beach. Me
10 l. Snow for $50
BUFFALO. Juno I6-DeIera+ions roma.
sentlng prominent commercial. traffic and
,nnous,rial interests in the Great Lakes.
Nsw england states and New York, as wei
1H E1o sucn large corporations as the General
SSieetrlc company, Standard OH Company.
suiomarine Boat Corporation and others
W WIN convene in Buffalo on June 90 and 80
W ldnhoh an extensive ship by-water
movement. This movement while pri-
ma Manly one TO start freight moving over
+ iiie r>jaag jnargs canal Is far reaching in that
which Will meet the demands Of rnodern
fncppars 81 aofif,n and co-ordirate transportation
used for the movement of export as weII
as local freights. "'''
cHARLEsToN, s c. June 15-str west.
which developed engine trouble arr. arriyed iV,d
here GAITasyTdn f91asy N tow Of Str Eastern cloud
Ed IOINt June 16-The yaiue of
ports from Galveston for May amountsd
70 $5e'sl6,S09, against s2496S8o7 for
April 1n and $27,356.517 for March. accord
to-day. "oS puoiic
,,,o,,a me increase was attributed to the enor
''9u5 NGREWg sfSyemert of grain through this port
NOftf DIX. June 16-The first coal to
teeaue Norfolk on vessels under the direc-
sna sloh OF the United States Navy since the
Coast. The Shipping Board freiebtsr re she FaGinc acme
deIta sailed from the Virginia bort .June q
for1, ~.Ih about 5000 tons of coal Tor a Cali
Thonolulu Til sailed from there for San Diego
at 'sa saI |ith 5000 tons of fuel for discharge
SAN FRANCISCO. June ls-Freight |
rate rate reductions ranging from 20 to s5 ner
oens oens on shipments from manufacturing
to to San Francisco, were announced toldsy ad1ey |
py w Chapman Coast manager NJ ~ !
vii vyiii'ams ms Steamship Line. The reductions
tarr. NJ chm so onrre 9Very sstd commodity in tho
wAsHINaToN, June sal' 15-sbips ,,,
Iarea ia.'s by the Shipping Board are as fol- |
Winona County. s.7ss tons. assigned
asent: nghSf Mi; Atkinson Go, managing
havington. 1856 tons, assignment 6 |
sgitcov:ch & Co. managing agent. can,
ee,lsd e,s,.t assigned Trosda Plant 8. La ronta.
Company. =" 8toeie
a saisyyo 5isyoS Cleo Inew steamer), 5000 tons,
Lake Giddings 4,155 tons assigned Lind
Navigation Corporation, managing aeent
"ivnaraw Wsst Division Of Operations.
emery & Co, managing agent: withdraw
Division of Operations.
;. ~, ooiowater, 7,s4o tons, assigned the Caro-
Division of Operations.
nanhro (new tanker), 1886 tons. as
signed struthers & Dixon management
Duquesne. $3.50 tons, assigned Green
? saar steamship Corporation. managing
81 sssne, hWlt9draw managing agency Barber
PORTLAND. Ore, June 1s-The steamer
', ,s.,. es. hedror OF the European Pacific Line,
striVed III from Antwerp to-day, bringing a
Dig shipment of Belgian glass.
The British steamer Benvenue. chart
,red by Kerr, Clifford & Go. to load wheat
,,or EUROPE arrived to-day with lumber
'or Durham & Elizabeth South Africa.
ne earkentine George L. Hind sailed |
rom Astoria to day.
Japanese vessels are becoming keen
10 ,,omTpetitors , in the grain carrying business
fhree Japanese vessels are due here for
rain cargo before the end of this week
h .na confirmation was received to-day Of
H1yIaku Maru. of the fleet OF Suzuki &
~, 10 take full cargo OF wheat from
BALTIMORE, June 1s-The rescue n,
stowaway on tho Dutch steamer YseIdifk
inward bound from Rotterdam who made
!, das sh Tor liberty in the river below North
inc Thu"s, Tha - gave eIcl,tement sS, for some
hat he had slowed ar.av "a 80 =
n Rotterdam to reach New York, where he
aad Wife. Knowing tn
-hought he could, reach the shore He a.
plunged overheard, evidently unseen as
ne steamer kept on her way but after
ne rescue turned and claimed the man.
Captain Riley. of the steamer aialcnester
Mariner. from Manchester. added to the
s,eres, .n,,,r OF or an ice report by presenting
Ifogra phic Office, q series OF nhotorra mis-