The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-05
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SHIPPING

Arrived.
Stranger (Amn sch), $40, Verzone. Mo-
bile: W. w. Day. local agent, for cargo
Tarpon (Amn gtrl. Barrowy. st.An An
& Gulf Steamship Co., regular schdule.
Hango Dutch str), Gulfport; Crona
Coal Co, for bunkers.
West Chatala (Amn str), 1888, Hclt for
Barcelona and Valencia via New Orleans
John A. Merritt & Co, agents.
Sailed.
Condo Wifredo Esp str), 2765.. Ruez
wood goods and Gotten; Fillette, Green &
Ida s, DOW (Amn sch), 1880, Cole, Port
St. Joe: part cargo ties for Boston; Coo
ney Eckstein Co., agents.
Simpson (Amn tug, 109, Brown, Aiken
Towboat & Barge Co, for st. Andrews
towing barge Peter, light.
VESSELS IN PORT. 49,
Steamers
Gerty Gtal str). 20S5, Fillimis. Cosalich
lines; Frederick Gilmore & Co, for cargo.
Bibbco (Amn str), 3407, Sievers, Mum
son lines; John A. Merritt & Co.. loading
Eilenor (Amn str). Pip, Eitzen- Tauart,
Mont Rose Fr,) Chaber, John A Mer-
rift & Co., for cargo. Muscogee Wharf.
Tankers In Stream
Antietam, Bethelridge, Baldbutte, Cecil
County, City of Alameda, Dungannon,
Durango, Hallway, Halo, Hagood, Hahira
Hadnot, Hampton Roads. Hahatonka, ke-
koskee, Metcn, Portola Plumas, ,Quabbin
Sapulpa, Tuxpanoil, Trimoun-
tain, Watertown.
Schooners
Charles. H Mcdowell, Armour Fertili
Ger Works, tied up.
Dewitt Brown, Armour Fertilizer
Works, tied up.
Nellie, Dixie; Aiken Towboat & Barge
Rarses .-l
j, s; McGaughey, Jackson. Aiken Tow
Fishing smacxs. se
E, E. Saunders & Co.: Cavalier, Lettie
G. Howard. Clara f. Howard. Yakima.
Warren Fish Co. Clara G. Silva.
e. E. Saunders & Company: Maud F.
Silva, Oct. -; Fish Hawk. Oct. 26; |
Francis V. Sylvia, Nov. 1; Emelia Enos !
Oct. 81; Mary E. Cooney. Oct %; Alcina, |
Nov. /; Flora J. Sears, Oct. 10; Seacon-
net, Oct IA; Sheffeyld, Nov. 1; Eesco, |
Oct. IL: Virginia, Nov. 4.
Warren Fish Company: Algoma, Oct. |
:: Ariola, Nov 4; Barcelona, Oct. %: |
seminole, Oct. 81; Culebra, Oct "a; |
Oct. II; Hope, Oct. Is; Mary |
B. Greer, Oct. %; Mineola, Nov. /; Os-
,eola, Oct. 10; silas stearns, Oct. 20; |
Nov 1; Henry P Williams, Nov. 4.
VESSELS EXPECTED.
Escambia UtaI. Bark) 1000, Merello,
rom Genoa with part cargo olive oil,
2osasco Brothers.
Attualita, from Hamburg, cargo of
potash and kainit; Gulf Transit Co.
Richmond (Amn. tug), Johansen, from
Havana with three barges in tow.
With the schooner Ida S. Dow carrying
shipment Of 5000 ties, and the barge
Peter in tow. the Aiken barge Simpson
sailed yesterday for Port st. Joe and ST
Cooney Eckstein Co. furnished
he ties here and a cargo for Boston Will
will be completed al S. Joe. The Peter is
light to ST. Andrews to load lumber for.
cuba.
The Aiken tug Richmond towing the
,arges Dinty Moore and Bobby Ho sailed
rom Havana Friday for St. Andrews
vill be loaded with lumber for Cuba. The
Richmond will proceed to Pensacola.
After loading wood goods through Fill
cite Green & Co, local agents for the Pr
eIlos lines, the Spanish steamer Condo
Vifredo cleared late yesterday for Bar
+ cotton loaded at Galveston in addi-
ion to the cargo taken here.
FilIette Green & Co., is expecting a
'inelIos liner within the next 80 days to
,ad part cargo here.
Loading 475,491 feet of pine lumber and
mber and $4,000 feet of gum logs, the j
[unson liner Bibbco cleared late yester-
ay for Barcelona and Valencia via New
rleans and Galveston where cargo will
e completed. She was scheduled to sail !
t daylight. The Bibbso also carries 1000
ons of Florida phosphate taken at Port
ampa.
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 4. Arrived:
-antucket from Baltimore via Savannah.
enape from Nassau sound: Tug Relief
ON Nassau Sound. c. A. Snyder from g
abine.
Sailed: Mohawk, New York; Alabama.