New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-22
OF Shipping and News of Foreign Trade

here to-day thirteen unemployed seanen
Were arrested on charges of vagrancy and
sent TO Jail for two moDtha each.
Al admitted they ware out OF funds
mdu no home and had been several days
mh ai' 1t food They stated that the union
the en- IT.. to sleep there As in the past
-, boSTON. July 20--American schr Phy-
" when has been In port here since last
niarch =. nag been libeled for debt and will
Monday. ma 'lN' ''eN
American tank str Clement Smith. when
on the way up to Brantrees yesterday
Das swung against Tho guards of the Fore
l liver Hrldge, causing damage that
sstructure The steamer was only slightly
49,. cHARLEsToN. July 2o-shippins BOARD
T na ro aook, New York and Pensacola for
and sailed yesterday
Bc H@N N 5@y Yo oshp9ing So B9ard str
glasgow. previously reported as being of
Iosker Rock with turbine trouble and re-
qurrlhg assIstance arrived Glasgow to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21-A report
that British schooner named Pocomoke
naa neen ordered into Atlantic City for
i NV ail of liquor smuggling charges
Surveyor OF the Port here who has charge
OF the southern New Jersey coast.
II the vessel had been ordered into port
kurtz sal i'd.
PORTLAND Ore. July o1.-rhs str
broke all records for freight vessels plying
between Portland and the Orient by maxi
ing the trip across from Yokohama to the
Columbia River in fifteen days and two
hours. This is average of $50 miles
cay The Abercos formerly held the record
With IN Fl fifteen r, days days, eight hours
eheyenne. which sailed from here to-day
Tor England, put Into, Sabine for repairs
YARMOUTH, N. s, July oo.-Amertcan
str Binghamton. New York and Boston for
Riga and Reval and previously reported
ashore on Cannot Lodges. has been reported
Dy hre. me crew abandoned the vessel
yesterday and heard boiler explosions aa
Ihey were leaving They left to-day for
Boston on the str Prince Arthur
PORTLAND Ore. July 21-The str
hnlnsham of the European Pacific line
returned to Portland to-day badly listing
alter striking a rock in the lower Column bia
liver. she was proceeding full speed
%hen her steering gear got out of order
she has general cargo for the United
The str Mundelta arrived from Grays
ifaroor to complete Timber cargo for the
Atlantic Coast. The japanese str Raiful<u
Maru, which left Portland yesterday for
hurope, lost both her anchors in the lower
nafpor and will be delayed several days
The Mandasan Maru sailed for Seattle
but Will return to Portland for cargo be-
fore leaving for Japan
-, ne str cordova, which viii inausurate
Lhe Alaska Steamship Company's service
between Astoria and Honolulu. has post
poned ITS hrst sailing from next Monday
SAN FRANCISCO. July 21-The Red
star Line will re-establish passenger and
1relsht service from New York to San
francisco about october %. according to
OF the 1nterrationa Mercantile Marine
strs Finland and Kroonland IN this run
before the war. will be assigned to this
Nearly 100 passengers on str Queen. ar
irving from San Pedro to-day in tow Of
tug Sea Monarch, and before reported
hied protest to Federal authorities
against further operation Of the vessel
alleging it is not seaworthy. Str Queen,
Philadelphia In 1897
New Oriental rates announced to-day by
Pacific west bound conference are Copper
cut from sf2; paper IN o 81 $t2.50 cut
from sl4; plaster board So, and waliboard
$40
Joint employment Offices Of the OFF,
he opened at Seattle. Grays Harbor Port
land Eureka and San Pedro, similar to
Offices established here Monday After be
ing very brisk for week or ten DAYS, bar
ley charter market to United Kingdom
oased M to-day. but the rate remained
firm a. 65s.
from San Francisco July II for Portland,
grounded in Columbia River. near here
undamased at high water.
SEATTLE, July 21-Survev If Shipping
Board str Elkrdse revealed that the vrssel
has broken stern frame and bids have been
called for repairing
Barkentine Anne Conlyn, loading lumh
at Everett for San Pedro. is iischarging
$50 900 feet of lumber because of list.
NOME, July 2t--Schr Ram. missing
moro than a week in frece storm is SAT
Mt Marys Igloo. 1T was reported here yes
terday str Victoria, held here by storm
for nearly a week, sailed last night for
BERLIN. July 21-The Hamburg Amerii-
can Steamship Line will resume its South
American service with its own liners. begin
ming September The company. it is an
also will install three new steam !
ers in the Hamburg New York service carly
in the fall independent of the boats oper- |
atcd by the United American Lines, which |
are affiliated with the Hamburg American
TWO of the German liners, the ia !
verna and Hansa, will be ready this month
Tho third, the Wurtemberg, will be !
launched in November. The Cap Polonio
in the South American service !
which has been bought back from the Eng
lish owners. Will he converted into an OIL /
ptoRTLAND, ore, July 21-The str Ell
nngham, Of the European Pacific Line, /
which struck the rocky bottom of the |
Columbia River at Stella, Wash, last night. I
tearing a hole in her bow, arrived here |
today under her own steam with sixteen
been reported that the Efhng ham had