New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31

vessels of all nationalities sailing for a
port OF the United States or OF any of it's
rossesslohs, except the Panama Canal Zone,
under an executive order made public to-
day must submit for VICE a list OF all OF
ina alien members of the vessels crew to
the American consular officer at the port
where the voyage begins Alien searnen
VINO arrive at American ports and whose
VIII not be allowed to land.
SEATTLE, July 3o.-The steamer Cor
doYa, sailing today. Will inaugurate the
service OF the Alaska Steamship Company
between Puget Sound Columbia River and
booked for passengers and freight
VANCOUVER, July 3O.-vesses sailing
for the United Kingdom and Europe next
week will take out $500 tons Of canned
salmon.
The m,29torsship. somersetshire Br).
starting the Joint Holland America and
Royal Mail passenger service from the
Pacific Coast, arrived here yesterday. She
VIII load $4,000 cases Of salmon The
steamer Author (Br) will take $4,000
cases.
TACOMA. July ao.-rhe Port Commits
sion decided yesterday to proceed with
the construction of another transit shed
l'o4o feet long and $50 feet wide
PORTLAND. July 80 The steamer
Bear Port. arriving yesterday. had an
exceptionally large shipment of tea loaded
at Shimizuth, the Japanese tea port.
PORTLAND, Ore, July 3o-The British
steamer Der gloe and the Japanese steamer
seing Maru departed to-day tor Europe
with full wheat cargoes, the aggregate
value of which IS more than 500 600. The
and was the first vessel whose cargo was
purchased direct by Japanese shipping
men here.
The British steamer Reubens has been
Chartered to carry wheat from Portland to
Europe, according to announcement here
10 day.
Charter rates are improving here and
owners are now holding for Gas and above
against 5Gs quoted a few weeks ago.
With general cargo for New York and
Boston, via San Francisco. the steamer
Robin Adair left to-right.
The steamer Anniaton City, which came
here from the Atlantic side departed to-
night for Puget Sound to fnish discharging
BALTIMORE, Md, July so-~Ths sec
ond steamship to be launched sideways
at this port took the water at the plant
Of The Globe shpbuilding Company at
Fairfield to-day. Mrs. K. d. Hutchinson,
OF Mexico City, Wife OF the general man
ager OF the Mexican Eagle Oil Company
christened the vessel The San Leonardo
tanker Is 41s feet long and has a total
lightweight of $500 tons. She is q sister
to be launched sideways at o. local ship
yard and is one OF the largest vessels on
the Atlantic Coast to be launched in that
unusual manner.
bark Bennestvet, lying at Newport News,
died here to-day at st. Agnes Hospital
Wnsre ne recently was taken from MS
ship. His vessel halls from Farsund. Nor
way, and has been Newport News since
January 10, awaiting charter
After long service in the feet of the
Merchants and Miners Ira importation
Company passenger and freight unit
and later sold. the steamer Parthian
caught fire and sank July "A in the port
of Oran, West Coast OF Algeria, damag-
ing a valuable cargo OF SILK and cotton
The Parthian belonged to the Olympic
Shipping Company. of New York, which
used her in the Mediterranean service.
She was built by Harlan & ftolingsworth
Wilmington. Del, in 1887 and registered
l,S36 tons net.
The Hamburg American Line house fla &
will be seen in Baltimore harbor Monday
for the first time in seven years, when the
German steamer Deutschfeld is duo to
arrive from Hamburg by way of Philadel-
phia She carries considerab BILE merchan-
disc from the German port.