New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
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San .as TnANcIsco. July s--shipplnx
s Hoard :, steamer aI. wsst Katan arrived to-
e gay. ~ carried 500 pieces OF German
structufal steel from Hamburg AS cases
OF vino from London and 5,5l2 iron ba "a
from Antwerp.
Jspanese steamer Seine Maru. pairen for
san san Francirco, arrived yesterday. bringing
soo tons OF japanese coal. the FIRST large
,nhipmeent OF this product since the war.
~ e,I mru ~ shartered 70 load grain on
dom.
lsthmlan steamer Robin Adair arrived
400 picces OF tin plates. 500 pieces Of
steel wire. 500 pieces Of steel bars, angles
and nI"l.a beams =, 1857 ship plates and 1900
Williams steamer wilipoio. due .o-day
from East Coast, Is ten days late because
OF av loss on ct its propeller blade when three
GOWN TO eight knots. Cargo for north viii
pc transhlpped here to motorship Kenne-
e COZ due Monday. Although practically
tonnage for the rush season during the re-.
Inainder OF the year. the July and August
steamers are fully booked for grain and
tuating between 81 shllings pence and
CT shillings.
TACOMA, July 9-Increased shipments
Of wheat and -four to the Orient are nx
pected as a result of the cut in the rat
from " to SO by the three Pacific west
bound conferences. as the rate fror, this
coast to tho Orient is now practically on
parity with the rate from Australia to the
Orient.
VANCOUVER. July o--Austra,ian Goa,
is coming to Canada for the frst time in
history, as ballast on the steamer Can.
ad pnp 5EY By Tr duo July u.
mona left the Columbia River tonight for
Europe with general cargo loaded here and
at Astoria, The str Mandasan Maru. com
cisco. has 5000 feet of hardwood lun i.s
LOT Portland, She will load wheat and
The Dutch str Eemdijk left down to-
night for Europe via Astoria and puget
SOUND Sound with general cargo loaded here
from Philadelphia July 49, the North At
lantic and Western Steamship COMPANY
win send alternate steamers here on both
ahe north ana the south bound trips il
was announced to-day F'' -
me Japanese str Ryufuku arrived TO-
gay 20 load cargo OF wheat here for the
BALTIMORE. July I'LL luck has fol-
E lo". the Shipping Board str Western
- with cargo of coal for st Naza IRE
france 1T began when the vessel went
ashore in the river. off Hawkins Point be-
remaining four days dscharging and re-
loading cargo She is now ashore off St
Na Tne e. IN ss,,, critical c. posstion
and put into Porta Fayal with engine
s s1r ctv lef hess July in tow of the
e, v, LloIH baltimore Tor
Palermo, which will deliver her at Glib
raltar for repairs.
-, Captain Guena, of the French str EN-
lilo L ., at Manchester from Baltimore
reports to the photographic Office that
on May rs he passed close to a dangerous
dereiict OF which he warned vessels by
sending it's position broadcast by radio
1t was the wreck of submerged wooden
vessel, with n mast protruding fifteen feet
tude AZ 80.
Captain Reuben Quillan, of Bethel Del
has gone to Jacksonville to take command
OF the schr Albert w Robertson recently
purchased and rebuilt by Captain William
Quilian and others, of Bethel. The Rob
ertson Is loading lumber for New York
Upon return Monday the str Georgeanna
Weems will have completed her time
cnarter with the Halschaw Steamship Line
between this port and New York After
docking it IS probable the charter will be
renewed.