The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-04
VESSELS IN PORT.


Mont Rose (Fr) Chaber. John A. Mer-
rift & Co., for cargo, Muscogee Wharf.
Barbeceno (Brz) 1884, Cavetcanti
Frederick Gilmore & Co. for cargo.
| West Chatala (Am.). 1888. Holt, Johr
! A. Merritt & Co.; Tarragonna wharf, load
ing cargo.
EIenor (Am.), Pip. Eizen-Touart, NJ
| S. B. & P. docks, loading cargo.
Tankers In Stream
! Antietan, Betneiridge, Baldbutte, Cecil
| County, City Of Alameda, DunEannon,
Durango. Hallway, Halo, Hagood, Hahira,
Hadnot Hampton Roads, Hahatonka, Ke-
koskee, Ietcn. Portola Plumas, Quabbin.
Richconcal, sapulpa, Tuxpanoil, Trimoun-
tain, WATERFOWL.
Scheeners
Charles H. Mcdowell, Armour Fertili-
Ger Works, tied up.
Dewitt Brown, Armour Fertilizer
Works, tied up.
Sea King, Sc, Mayo, Aiken Towboat &
Barge Co.
J. S. McGaughey. Peter, Jackson, Ted
dy; Aiken Towboat & Barge &C.
Fishing smacks.
E. E. Saunders & Company: Cavalier,
Lettie G. Howard, Clara R. Howard, Va
kima, Virginia.
Warren Fish Co.; Henry P. Williams,
Clara G. Silva.
smAcks AT SEA.
E. E. Saunders & Company: Maud F.
Silva, Oct. II; Fish Hawk, Oct. Is;
Francis V. sylvia, Nov. I; Emelia Enos
Oct 81: Mary E. Cooney, Oct. IS; Alcina,
Nov. !; Flora J. Sears, Oct 10; Seacon-
net, Oct. IA; Sheffey1d, Nov. 1; Eesco,
Oct. IL.
Warren Fish Company: Algoma Oct.
Z; Ariola, Nov 10: Barcelona, Oct. %;
Seminole. Oct. 81; Culebra, Oct. "a:
Washable, Oct. II; Hope, Oct Is; Mary
B. Greer, Oct. %; Mineola. Nov. i: os-
ceoia, OCT 10: silas stearns, Oct. 90;
Nov. !. F~-
VESSELS EXPECTED.
Esca mbia (ItaL Bark) 1000, MerelIo,
from Genoa with part cargo olive OIL,
Rosasco Brothers.
Attualita, from Hamburg, cargo of
potash and kainit; Gulf Transit Co.
Richmond (Amn. tug), Johansen, from
Havana with three barges in tow.
With a cargo Of 1850 tons Of rnuriate
Of potash, 1000 tons sulphate Of potash
and 1,125 tons Of kainit from Germany,
the steamship Attualita is expected soon
from Hamburg. She is consigned to the
Gulf Transit company and the cargo of
fertilizer salts will be unloaded here.
After having loaded 2,s4s,52s super
fetal feet of lumber and 1.34o tons of
bunker coal for ships use, the Brazilian
steamer Barbacena sailed yesterday. She
cleared for Buenos Aires via Montevideo.
Frederick Gilmore & Co. were local
agents for the vessel. She carried part
cargo from other gulf ports.
The Aiken tug Sea King cleared yes
terday afternoon for Havana and will
tow the lumber laden barges, Teddy
and Consul, to the Cuban port. The tug
Simpson towed the Consul to the out
side bar from Guifport, where it was
loaded with lumber.
The Teddy carries a cargo Of 4o2,35s |
feet Of lumber from Pensacola.
The Munson liner Bibbco. with partial |
cargo, arrived yesterday to load part |
cargo of lumber and naval stores here. |
She is consigned to John A. Merritt & |
Co, AMI her cargo is in transit to New |
Y ork. and is. locked on the east side |
Of Tarragonar wharf. !
With partial cargo Of cotton in transit
steamer Gerti arrived from Galveston
Yesterday, consigned to Frederick GIL
more {; Co. for cargo.
The Spanish. steamer Condo Winfredo,
With partial cargo of cotton loaded at
Galveston for Barcelona and Malaga, ar
lived yesterday. She Is to Fillette, Green /
Z Co for cargo and will bunker through
Corona Coal Co. Il
BORDEAUX, Oct. So.-Arrived, Bayou
Chico, Pensacola.
JACKSONVILLE. Nov. S.-sailed-
Mohawk, New York. Alabama, Port
.obos, Lake Strymon for Boston, bark
,ntine City Of Orleans, New York.
NOTICE TO MARINERS. n
Observation-Disclosures River gas buoy.
reported extinguished and adrife Nov.
win be replaced and relighted as soon
s practicable.
c. &, q. s. Chart No. 1881. ...-
Light List. Atlantic Coast 1922, No.
Pal.
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