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THE MORXIXG OREGOMAX, FRIDAY, ArRIL 1. 1910.
HIGH MARK IS SET
Heavy Increase Is Shown in
Export Lumber Trade.
COASTING BUSINESS LARGE
fc'orelffn Shipments Amount to 15,
015,823 Feet and California
Shipments Bring Total l"p to
28,170,823 Feot for March.
"While the foreign exports of lum
ber from Portland fell short of those
of February by more than 3,500,000
feet, the total amount set afloat for the
month of March beat the figures of
the preceding month by 1.135.289 feet,
letting a high mark for total exports
of timber. The total exports for the
months were J8.170.S23 feet, as com
pared with 27,035,534 feet for Feb
ruary. The great increase was in the coast
wise shipments. California dealers
(drew on Portland for 13.155,000 feet
during the month. This is the heav
iest shipment for a single month since
the big rush following the fire and
earthquake in San Francisco in April,
1906.
Grain shipments from Portland- for
JIarch, foreign, consisted of 146.642
bushels of wheat and 15,536 barrels of
flour. The wheat was valued at $149,
301 and the flour at $70,214, making a
total of $219,515. California shipments
for the month Amounted to 293,271
bushels of wheat and 31,520 barrels of
flour, according to figures compiled by
the Merchants Exchange.
Foreign shipments of wheat from
Puget Sound ports were a trifle in
excess of those dispatched from Port
land, but the California shipments
brought the total exports from Port
land to a figure in excess of those from
the Sound cities. Flour shipments from
the Sound were in excess of those from
Portland.
As compared with the corresponding
month last year, Portland fell well
short in exports of both wheat and
flour. In spite of the slump in the
export trade, the Merchants Exchange
figures show a grand total of exports
of the season to date from the North
west of 21.476.617 bushels. This is less
than 2.000.000 bushels short of the
season preceding. In the grain history
t the Northwest the heaviest season
was that of 1907-8. when the total ex
ports to April 1 totaled 37.608,575 bush
els. One vessel Is now loading wheat at
Portland for the United Kingdom and
two others (spot ships) are under char
ter. It Is reported that there is still
considerable grain for export in the
Morthwest and the season will wind up
with a good showing. Charters for
new crop grain are still slow, but dur
ing the coming month a large number
will probably be taken.
The coastwise lumber fleet for March
follows:
Daae. Vessel and Destination.
Mar. 3. CaBpo. str.. San Kran..'..
Iar. 5 Welleslsy. str.. San Fran..
Mar. ."5 Johan Poulsen. str., S. K..
Mar. B Nome Citv. str.. S. PedroT
Mar. 10 St. Helens, str.. S. K
Mar. 10 Olympic, sir., S. Pedro..
Mar. 11 Bowdoln. str.. S F
Mar. 14 F. s. Loop. str.. S. F. . .
Mar. 14 Shna Yak. str., San Pe
dro Mar. 13 Harold Dollar, str.. San
Pedro
Mar. IT Saginaw, str.. S. K
Mar. 17 Northland, str., S. F. ...
Mar. It Tamalpals. str., S. F...
Mar. 21 rasco, str.. S. F.-
Mar. 1'3 Johan Poulsen, str., San
Francisco
Mar. 22 Shasta, str.. S. Pedro. .
Mar. lift Nome City. rtr.. S. F
Mar. 30 Huh Hofran, sch., . " F.
Mar. 30 -Bowdoln. str.. San Pedro
Mar. 31. F. S. Loon, rtr.. S F .
Carsn.
r.Mt.ooo
750.000
50.000
400.000
f-IMl.ftOO
740.0O0
73O.0OO
S10.OOO
810.000
soo.ooo
soo.oon
S25.O00
fi'.O.OOO
525.000
i no. ono
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S.VlMtO
K H). MM)
700.000
815.000
Total
. . .13.155,000
iSHIP ARCTIC STREAM FIXED
Vessel Is Taken for Grain Loading to
the United Kingdom.
The British ship Arctic Stream has
rieen chartered for the outward loading
of grain from Portland for the United
Kingdom. The vessel is now discharg
ing general cargo and will be in shape
to receive wheat the latter part of
April. She arrived March 15 from Ant
werp with general cargo for Meyer,
"Wilson & Co.
Only one vessel, the Donna Francesca,
now remains on the disengaged list in
the Columbia River. The Brabloch was
taken Wednesday by Kerr. Gifford &
Company for grain loading. The Brit
ish ship Leyland Brothers, which has
"been in port for more than two years,
was recently chartered for lumber. She
will load In May for South Africa. The
Donna Francesca has been at anchor
off Tongue Point for the past two
years. After the Leyland Brothers, she
Is entitled to the banner for being in
port the greatest length of time.
ALLIANCE CKKW DISCHARGED
.'rart to Be Made Ready for Perma
nent Quarters
With the exception of those required
tor the dismantling of the vessel, the
officers and crew of the steamship Al
liance were paid off and discharged
yesterday morning. Those remaining
will take stock of the staple stores on
: board the craft and put her in shape
rto go into permanent quarters. All
of the perishable stores will be sold.
Arrangements have been made for
the docking of the craft at the public
lvc at the foot of Jefferson street.
The Alliance arrived from Coos Bay
t midnight Wednesday on her last
trip from Marshfelld. After nine years'
vteady service on the run the company
-decided to withdraw. The Damons Is
the only vessel now operating between
here and Coos Bay.
ALAMEDA TO ltCV NORTH
Alaska Steamship Company Has
Purchased Craft for Alaska Run.
The Alaska Steamship Company has
purchased the steamship Alameda from
the Oceanic Steamship Company and
will operate the vessel between Seat
tle and Alaska points during the com
ing season. The contract price was
$175,000 and of this amount $25,000 was
paid before the vessel was placed on
-dryclock.
The Alameda is now on dock at Hunt
ers Point for a thorough inspection and
repairs. Representatives of the Alaska
Steamship Comparw are in San Fran
cisco for the purpose of making a per
sonal Inspection of the vessel. The Al
ameda was built in Philadelphia in
1S83 and for years operated between
San Francisco aiid Honolulu. She
measures 1939 net tons and is 314 feet
In length.
Wireless From Steamship Bear.
Wireless messages to San Francisco
stnd forwarded to the Merchants' Ex
change at Portland, announce that the
ate&rashlp Bear from New York to San
Francisco, would arrive at the Bay
City April 4. The message was sent
from a point 1150 miles from San Fran
cisco. The Bear is In command of
Captain Austin. The Beaver, which
sailed 25 days later than the Bear, is
bound for Portland and at last ac
counts was two days short in her sail
ing time to the River Platte. She
should reach the mouth of the Columbia
by April 28.
MICH LfMBER LEAVES ASTORIA
Steamer Nome City and Schooner
Bangor Take Heavy Cargoes. -
ASTORIA, Or., March 31. (Special.)
The steamer Ramona sailed this morning
for Coos Bay with freight and passen
gers. The steam schooner Klamath arrived
this morning from San Francisco to load
lumber at the McCormlck mill as 9t.
Helens for a return.
The steamer Nome City cleared at the
Customs House today for San Francisco
with a cargo of 350.000 feet of lumber,
loaded at Portland, and 500,000 feet loaded
at Rainier.
The schooner Bangor also -cleared to
day for San Francisco. She carries a.
cargo of 550.000 feet of lumber, loaded
at St. Helens.
CAPTAIS GOOD BUYS SHIP
Lydla Thompson Purchased for Serv
ice' on Columbia River.
SEATTLE. March 81. The steamer
EXPORTS FROM POET OF
WHEAT, FOREIGN.
Date
March Vessel and destination.
5 Hercules, Nor. str.. for Honffkong
S Ernest Legouve. Fr. bk., for Q. or F.fo.
Totals .
FLOUR,
Henrlk Ibsen, Nor. ss., for Hongkong
LUMBER.
Henrik Ibsen. Nor. ss., for Hongkong
Kelburn. Br. bk.. for London
Hercules. Nor. ss.. for Hongkong
Glenatfric. Br. ss.. lor Shanghai
1.-1- . for HonffkonK
lfl
23
Tor'denskjold. Nor. ss., for Melbourne
Poltalloch, Br. bk.. for Sydney
Totals .
Lydia Thompson was purchased today
from the Puget Sound Navigation Com
pany by James Good, of Portland, and, it
is said, will ply between Portland and
Columbia River ports.
The Lydia Thompson is a small propeller
craft of 101 net tons burden and was
built at Port Angeles in 1893. She meas
ures 92.7 feet in length, 22.6 feet beam and
8 feet depth of hold. Captain James Good,
reported as having purchased the Lydia
Thompson, ha been engaged in the trans
portation business on the Willamette and
Columbia rivers for many years. He op
erated the small craft on the Willamette
Slough route.
Marine Notes.
Ttm 'ntonm nchonner Claromont sailed
last evening for Willapa harbor.
After a thorough overhauling, cleaning
and painting the harbor patrol boat
JrJUaor is again in service.
T-i. ,n vfamnth nrrived vester-
day afternoon with passengers and gen
eral cargo trom ban r ranciscv.
-i-v, -i -1 -i - .n D.ili -i-iTi V K Innn left
for Kalama yesterday afternoon. She
will load lumber for San Francisco.
Tl.n .tAamshin VnnsflR f'ltv Will sail
4 ,1 i , -.T-i-irin at 4 1'clnck from the
Ainsworth dock for San Francisco with
passengers and freight.
On her initial - trip between Portland
llu. Vanning nnH the SiuslaW. the
gasoline schooner Wilhelmina sailed yes
terday morning, sne win operate on a.
10-day schedule out of Portland.
Arrivals and Departures.
I'V'It I I . A . 1 . .1 1 (V i ' ii .....-i.
ship Olaremont. from San Francisco: steam
ship Klamath, from San Francisco. Sailed
Steamship ciaremont. lor mnajM.
Astoria, v ' i . , .vi i v ii oa. i -" -i-
mouth of the river at 6 P. M.. smooth;
wlna nortnwesi. o muc, " ....
A rrivrd at 8 and left up at 0:30 A. M.
Steamer Klamath, from San Francisco.
called at , A. m. oivinci nin'i.
Coos Bay: sailed at 12 noon, schooner Ban
gor, lor aa.n r rtmvivj.
San Francisco. March 31. Arrived at 1:30
p. M. Steamer Santa Clara, from Portland.
Sailed at 1:30 P. M. Steamer Roanoke, for
Portland. By wireless, steamer Bear, from
New York, lir,0 miles from San Francisco.
Due here April 4. Sailed Steamers Daisy
Freeman, for Grays Harbor: Columbian, for
Honolulu, via Seattle; yacht Aqullo, for
Seattle. Arrived Steamers Thode Fase
lund, from. Nanalmo; Cantanla, from As
toria. Honolulu, March 31. Arrived Norwegian
steamer Rygja. from Hongkong and way
ports, for Portland.
San Pedro, March 31. Sailed Steamer
Shasta, for Portland.
Hankow, March 31. Arrived March 28
STEAJtEn INTELLIGENCE.
Dm to Arrive.
Mama. From. Date.
Kansas Cttr . . . Ban Franetsoo In port
Bus H. Elmore. Tillamook. ...Apr. 2
Roanoke ..Ban Pedro... Apr. 3
Falcon . . S&n Franetsoo Apr. 3
Ramona Coos Bay..-. Apr. 3
Ro City ...... Ban FranclacC Apr. 4
Golden Gate. Tillamook. ... Apr. 4
Santa Clara. .. .Ban Francisco Apr. 6
Geo. w. Elder. .Ban Pedro...Apr. 10
Sella. ...... . JJonslcons. .. .Aon 15
Henrlk Ibsen. . .Honsjkontr. .. June 1
Hercules. ... ...Hongkong. ...June
Scheduled to Depart.
Name. For Data.
Kansas City. .. Ban Franetsoo Apr. 2
Falcon. ....-San Pedro. ..Apr. 5
Sue H. Elmore. Tillamook... Apr. 5
Golden Gate. .. Tillamook. ... Apr. 5
Roenoke. ... ...San Francisco Apt. B
Ramona Coos Tav Apr.
Eanta Clara. . -San Francisco Apr.
Boee CltT .San Francisco Apr. 9
Geo. W. Blder. .Ban Pedro... Apr. 12
SeUa. ...... . ..Hongkong. ... Apr. 23
Renrlk Ibsen. . Hongkong. .. .June 12
Hercules Hongkong. .. .June 15
Entered Thursday.
F. 8. Loop. Am. steamship (Levin
son), with general cargo, from Ban
Francisco.
Alliance. Am. steamship Astrup).
with general cargo, from Coos Bay.
Clare mont. Am. steamship (Chris
tiansen), with general cargo, from
San Francisco.
Cleared Thursday.
F. S. Loop. Am. steamship Levin
son), with 815.000 feet of lumber,
for San Francisco.
British steamer Bessie Dollar, from Port
land. Seattle. March 31. Arrived Steamer
Northland, from Sitka: steamer Governor,
from Sound ports. Sailed British ship
Nile, for Port Blakeley.
Philadelphia. March 31. Arrived J. L.
Luckenbach. from Seattle, etc., via New
York.
Naples. March 30. Sailed Cretic for
New York.
Queenstown. March 31. Sailed St. Louis,
for New York.
New York. March 31. Arrived Adriatic
from Liverpool. tsaued La savote. lor
Havre: Oarpathia. for Naples.
Los Angeles. March 31. Arrived Steam
ers Doris, from Grays Harbor; Tahoe, from
"Willapa Harbor; Westerner. from Grays
Harbor: William H. Murphy, from Aber
deen: schooner Columbia, from Everett.
Sailed Steamers President, from Seattle;
Redondo, for Coos Bay: Shasta, for Bell
Ingham; James S. Higglng. for Fort Bragg.
Tides at Astoria Friday.
High. Low.
4:0 A. M T P feet!1t:14 A. 1.1 !
5:50 V. M....5.4 teet!10:24 P. M....43 feet
RAIL PLAN PENDS
N. P. Arranges to Send Freight
by North Bank. .
TACOMA NORTH TERMINUS
Shipments From Washington Points
South Will Come Fnder Traffic
Agreement Tariff to Be Sub
mitted to Commission.
Formal traffic agreements are being
arranged between the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company and the Spokane,
Portland & Seattle road, which will
have for their object the routing of
freight from points in Washington
south and of Including Tacoma by way
of the North Bank Road.
As soon as the tariff is completed
it will be presented to the Interstate
Commerce Commission for that body's
PORTLAND FOR MARCH.
Cargo.
Bushels. Value.
33.335 . 38.O01
.. 113.307 113.300
.. 146,642 $149,301
Barrels.
15,536 $ 70,214
Feet.
1.S94.S75 $ 21.08
2.237.1)42 29.OO0
ni3..V.1 0,720
3.171.0011 34, SSI
1,064.443 21.608
2.S00.2S9 47.6".l
2.031.711 37.730
15,015,823 191.636
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
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approval. This announcement was made
by J. M. Hannaford. second vice-president
of the Northern Pacific, who ar
rived in Portland yesterday. Mr. Han
naford will depart this morning for
his home in St. Paul.
The visiting railroad official spoke
highly of the advantages accruing to
this part of the country through the
construction of the North Bank road.
He declared that it was not entirly due
to the fact that the North Bank is on
a water grade that it is desired to
send Northern Pacific freight from Ta
coma and points south over that road,
but partially because of congestion of
freight on the Sound, which must be
relieved in this way. Mr. Hannaford
said, however, that if the roads run
ning east from Seattle had a water
grade there would be no congestion of
freight on the Sound.
The present traffic agreement be
tween the two roads is limited to Cen
tralia and the district south of that
place, which at present is sending a
large amount of freight daily by way
of the North Bank road. The new sched
ule, however, will increase the freight
to be sent by way of the North Bank
road materially.
Although Mr. Hannaford came to
Portland yesterday by way of Seattle
and Tacoma. he diil not stop or? to in
spect the work being done in the way
of double-tracking the road between
this city and the Sound. When asked
how soon the work of double-tracking
the road would be completed, he re
plied hat he did not know.
"If you had asked me that question
last year," he replied, "I would have
said that it would be completed some
time during this Summer, but I am not
sure about it now."
Schooner Sudden Completes Iioad.
RAYMOND, Wash., March 31. (Spe
cial.) The schooner Cecelia Sudden,
Captain Gufstasen, has finished loading
at the Lewis and Siler mills and is
awaiting a tug to take her to sea.
She will carry a general cargo of lum
ber to San Francisco. This is Captain
Gufstasen's second trip to Raymond.
He has had no trouble making, the
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GEARHART PARK IS SOLD
Theodore Kruse Confirms Transfer.
Hill Buys, Is One Rumor.
Reports of the sale by Theodore
Kruse of his Gearhart Park property
on Clatsop Beach were confirmed yes
terday by Mr. Kruse at Astoria, where
he was seen on his way to Ocean
Beach. The price paid was not told,
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property was on the market for $250,
000. The property comprises ' about 800
acres of resort land, and includes a
dairy farm, the old Gearhart Hotel
and a hotel not completed, which haa
cost 176,000. The Title & Trust Com
pany has taken the deed as a holding
agent and the name of the real buyer
is not announced. Mr. Kruse said that
he did not know himself who the real
principals were.
Two stories are current. In Astoria
it is believed that a syndicate headed
by Thomas L. Greenough, of Missoula,
Mont., made the purchase, with a view
of completing the hotel and making
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the property to avoid moving the As
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the beach in competition with the elec
tric road.
Rock Deliveries to Begin April 5.
Deliveries of rock at Fort Stevens for
the jetty at the mouth of the Columbia
River will begin April 5. Gerald Bag
nail, assistant engineer In charge of the
work, has notified the contractors that
the Government will be prepared to re
ceive rock at that time and he will ex
pect about 2000 tons daily. Little dam
age has been done to the false work at
the end of the Jetty during the past
Winter and the 'work will proceed
rapidly.
Stevens' Aid Leaves for Deschutes.
G. A. Kyle, vice-president of the Ore
gon Trunk Line, left yesterday for ti.e
Deschutes country, where the work of
constructing the road is in progress.
During the absence of J. F. Stevens,
president of the road, Mr. Kyle has
full management.
Supple Builds Cement Dock.
Joseph Supple is changing his dock
at the foot of Belmont street into a
cement dock by the erection of a roof.
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Now all cement used on the Bast Side
must be brought across the bridges, a
long haul, but by means of this cement
dock this will be done away with. A
railway track will be built to the dock
from Kast Water street.
Dayton on Poultry Circuit.
DAYTON Wash., March 31. (Special.)
Dayton Is to be on the Northwest
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