New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept at became
known in shipping circles here yesterday
that four big British tramp steamer fleets
Will be placed in the Pacific European serv-
ice Immediately with the Inauguration OF
the bare boat basis" plan Of ALLEGATION by
ing large cargo OF freight and passen-
gers the str Persia Maru, OF the Togo Ktsen
Kaisha, arrived In port yesterday from The
Orient With a passenger list entirely of
Chinese, the China Mail Steamship Com
panies liner China arrived to-day from
Hong Kong The Nile departs to-day for
number of missionaries on board The
Dutch str Narenta has been chartered by
the Holland American Line to carry a
cargo OF apples from this coast to South.
ampton. Liverpool and Glasgow. The
United States Shipping Board str Hanley
land TO Naples is due in this port to-
morrow.
SEATTLE. Wash. Sept B. Completing
In the service of the Pacific Steamship
Company the Silver State. with Captain
P Bartlett. reached Seattle at noon to-
nent of 5000. 600 bushels OF wheat annu
ally for a period of five years more
from Northwest fields for shipment for
eign from Seattle were completed to-day
between J Pcase, representing Eastern
| capitalists and the port commission.
TACOMA, Wash, Sept 2-The str Silver
The port commission adopted budget OF
$231. $50 for the next year.
ASTORIA, Ore, Sept 3-The schr Shasta
sailed this morning for San Pedro with a
cargo of lumber.
Los ANGELES. Sept 3-with 1900 tons
of cargo, the str Julia Luckenbach sailed
for the East coast this morning. The str
Canadian Farmer has sailed north after
a delivery of print paper and fertilizer
here The Java Pacific str Tjikembang is
expected to leave tonight after discharg
ing consignment Of copra The Swedish
motor ship Pacific is due to-day from
ha
Will load 1.4o0 tons cottonseed here for
! Copenhagen.
Empress of Russia with 900 passengers.
and the Niagara with 400 passengers are
due in the next two days. The Canadian
snowman, Will take on a load of paper
and canned goods. The str Grace Dollar.
Which which has sheer been operated by the Canadian
robert Dollar Company under British
registry. is now a Canadian ship.
VICTORIA. 3 c. Sept 3---The Canadian
A nlnI ia liner Niagara is duo in to-
BLOCK ISLAND. r I, Sent s-rhe
t mbse5 sss British schr Barbara W. W
pom ON the west sde o. fog at Sandy
terday, was foated unchanged today nv
t tne coast Th guard guard cutter Acushnet and
NEW NEW YORK. Sept Str East Cape.
P PIER f Sr Hamburg and in port here at
aboard yesterday and was still srnoulderinr
at late hour. To prevent fire from
spreading to the pier vessel was towed into
ln'dstream Has cargo of cotton. Advices
received this morning state Are was ex
tingu lls With considerable damage.
Matoika, of hte United States Line ar7
rived from Bremen; her captain reported
that on August 20 A. Croskey, coal
passer. died and was buried at sea
ST JOHNS. N F. Sept THE radio sta
Vernon, London for Galveston. is at sea
with two boilers disabled, which cannot
be repaired
NORFOLK, Va, Sept 3.-The Japanese
str Baltimore Maru, Portland. Ore, for
europe with grain, put In here this morn
Contract awarded Newport News Shipyard
and Drydock Company and work expected
to take week
BALTIMORE, Sept. Stow steamers
will comprise this weeks banana fleet from
maca-the Fort Gaines. to arrive Mon
day from Port Marie. to the Baltimore and
Jamaica Trading Company, followed on
to the United Fruit Company James
Schiaffino. of G. SchiafYino Company,
steamship agents. has left Genoa for a
business trip to Trieste. Ragussa Venice.
i.ussinpocolo and Fiume He will return
to Baltimore next month. The Munsen
from New York to complete loading for
Havana.
PORTLAND. Ore, Sept a.--The steamer
Fred Luckenbach arrived from New Or
loans via San Francisco Shipping rates
on Shipping Board vessels from Portland
shiilings pence, making the new rate 6
shillings 6 pence. This is about shill-
ings higher than the rate obtainable on
foreign bottoms.