New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
Foreign Ports
Departures for New York
BU ENOS AYRE,S, Oct S--Str OrinocC
Maritime Miscellany

SAN TRANcIsco. Oct s1,lbel fo- $50
900 was Med IN the Federal Court here
Company against the str Ravcnrocls Br).
result of r collision between the
CarQuincz Straits. October 8. Tho Raven
rock Is here under charter TO load barley
for the United Kingdom.
r. Fourteen days from Chiknik, the bark
Star of Alasla, one of the last OF the
Bcring Sea salmon feet. returned to port
here to-day with eSOoO cases of canned
salmon. There is no report yet of the
ship Santa Clara, now thlrty-three days
out of Kodiak Island.
service between San Nranciaco, San Pedro
and Honolulu. the str IlyaGes sailed yes
naqh marne ae eparto of the 'ef chaber !" o
Commerce reported that the Shipping
nasTd 1,,,sres str Empire state. CARRYING ,,nps
OHent. sailed from Honolulu at $50 ?. N.
yesterday.
The shipping Boa~a "50c" liner Granite
state. due at midnight to night from Cal
cutta and Manila, is bringing 300 meas
urcmcnt tons Of freight believed to be
he largest cargo arriving here Ship
ping Board vessel within year.
SEA TILE, OCT 9-AnNiety is expressed
Vancouver Nor>. for the safety OF tho
vessei which sailed from this port July .
Iored. The average passage Is about
h!ty days. ana the Vancouver now Is out
n!Nety-two days.
Shipment Of northwestern apples to the
United Kingdom and Europe Is getting
under way on large sca.e The strs
viii be here ndxt ' week 10 load t shipments M
OF tais fruit The Moiiere will take so. 900
cases, and the Northumberl a 900
ireighicr with accommodations for 5000
tons Of refrigerator cargo. Will load an
immense consignment
Survey Of the Shipping Board tank str
l-ubrico is being made at the Todd Dry
cocks here to discover the extent OF dam
.ge &C.. of sro,gnding on Partridge Point oc-
SAN PEDRO oct o--The directors of
the California Fruit Growers Associntio
eating committee which recommended that
steamship line be esta olished for the
carrylns or citrus fruits from this Coast
teeing the shipment of a minimum of
2.000o00 boxes season.
1t is reported that the str Florence
Iuekenbaeh San francisco for New York,
entered the harbor here Friday and loaded
spcction, and that when ordered to re
turn to the outer harbor again put to
VlCTORIA. Oct a--Owing to the handl-
cap of escaping bunker oil. SLOW progress
is being made in discharginC the cargo
Of The str Ariaonian. and survey, to de-
not start until Tuesday.
Although the cause Of disabling has
crnnent yesterday let the contract for re-
pair OF the str Canadian Importer (Br).
The mosTG% saG@Fes are lsrselY to tho nngpes
Moves. from Jacksonville, while sailing up
the harbor. stood over too far and ground =
ed on mud edge of the channel. Tug stand
ing by and will attempt to ioat her al the
MoNTpEAI. Oct Str Santa Elena.
which left Quebec Tuesday for the Cont
nent with cargo of grain. touched bottom
at the Channel Patch at the foot OF the
Traverse and put back to Quebec yestcr-
day morning for survey.
GALVESTON. Oct Str West Erral.
which arrived here to-day from Port Ar
thur developed trouble with the tail shaft
and WIN be drydocSed for repairs.
CEERBOuRG, oct Str Berengaria
cleared for New York at 10 o'clock this
morning. The departure OF tho vessel was
DELAYED twenty four hours by fog.
PORTLAND. ore. Oct 9-The str West
Mahwah left to-day for Australia and New
Zealand with general cargo loaded here
and at other Paclnc ports The str VIII
polo arrived from Puget Sound to com
plcte cargo for New York. Custom House
figures Just issued show wheat shipments
from tho Columbia River for September
were 493i,603 bushels nearly double those
for The corresponding month last year Ths
British str Bcnrnncs IA He'd for Venice
Italy, with the first cargo OF wheat shipped
from Portland for that port in many years