New-York tribune., 1921-06-09

by the Merchnnt shipbuildtns CORPORATION
al Hartman. has just been dispatched from
europe for South America and Ia now on
her way with the first consignment OF car
go. Another has been scheduled to sai1 this
month, the intention being TO establish a
regular monthly service
Inc Sehuranca. launched at Chester Pa
Ihirty-one wears ago, has been listed by tine
bureau OF Navigation to be scrappea The
historic old liner is 337 feet long, of 4.10f
built by the John Roach yard for the United
states and Brazil Mail Steamship Company
She 1s q sister ship OF the Visiiancia, also
launched in 1890.
Cable advfces state that the number OF
steamers tied up at ports Of the United
IS, ,Mingdon is growing Many OF the regula,
lines operating out of liverpool in various
/ trades are seriously affected by continued
bad coaditions of the freight market.
a'., Ihe Mirahores recently Completed sue
or the River Tyne she is finely mod
eied fruit carrying ship, built and en-
s'nsd srasd by swann Hunter 3 wigham Rich.
aFnson, Ltd. Walisond Eng. for the At.
| ianuc Fruit Company. of New York He,
ieaolng dimensions are 27o fset in length
between perpendiculars with an extreme
breadth of 80 feet and depth Of * yeet
to the shelter deck. The Mira forrs Is ;
sister ship to the st. Mary. also built for
2Ma an hanter d WiEhaln Rtcha rdsen, Ltd.
BALTI MORE June e-The local office
OF the Pacific Mail steamshtp Company
Empire State, recently completed al
Philadelphia for the Shipping Board i,
qr3 ue 10 arrive mere next Monday to load
1relsht and take on passengers for the
Canal Zone. Central America and Pacifif
ports of California.
20 me tug Luddinagton Patton left tonight
10 y, Tow IN port the schooner Horatio G;
foss in the bay from Gulfport with Ium
Der and which had been reported at sea
After remaining here since January n
awaiting business, the Danish ship Hin.
paios pa mas ben chartered TO load Goa
Captain Linnaeus Hudgina, of the ST.
Geofgsanna Weems which sailed to-day
LOT .pr New forK. was too i'll to accompany
the ship ana Captain Charles took the
vessel out
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June Str Glen
ilfatum is FOR Cadiz and New York. left port
mere In tow Of str Rock Island Pressure
valves and cylinder damaged
z GUAM. May 23-str Mnl5ua, Manila for
oosb9n and New York, arrived here to -da y
HALIFAX. n S, June THE America
str lmpoco, which ran Blonde Rock. of
| the southwestern coast of Nova Scotia and
was subsequently, relocated and brought to
Halifax viii not be repaired. as was
riginally planned, it was announced here
to-day at the office of the Imperial Oil
Company. The decision ls understood to be
due to the fact that ships in England to-
day cost less than it would to repair the
tanker
LONDON. June s-The American bark
Harvester, from Sydney, s W, for San
Francisco. was poated at Lloyds to-day as
missing.
PORTLAND. Ore. June THE motor
schr Panama has been chartered by M II
Houser to load wheat here this month for
destination not announced.
Str West lowan, of the European Pacific
Line. Is scheduled 10 arrive at Portland
next Sunday to load Atlantic coast cargo.
Str Steel Inventor. of the Isthmian Line
Is due to arrive here late this month for
cargo for Europe, with a full allotment OF
freight already signed.
Str Ltberator got away late yesterday
with $500 cases of salmon for New York
and Philadelphia She VIII complete her
cargo at San Francisco
The Pacific Steamship Company expects
to cut its trans-Pacifc sailing to Portland
to every fourteen days before the end of
the year, according to A F Hsunes vice.
president, SaiIings now every twenty
eight days.
TOXIC, June s-Reports have been re-
ceived here that the American str We
natchee, en- route to Seattle from the Far
East, has been dtsa bied by engine trouble
in the Inland Sea OF Southern Japan.
Tugs are said to be standing by the We
natchee, which ia said to be near Mott a
port on the 1sls nd OF kiushiu On her
trip to the Far East during April the
Wenatchee. which took Major General
Leonard Wood to Manila was seriously de :
iayed by engine troubke and was towed
into Yokohama by the freighter Edmore.