Shipping review
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Part of The American Chamber of Commerce Journal
- Title
- Shipping review
- Language
- English
- Source
- The American Chamber of Commerce Journal Volume XIII (No. 10) October 1933
- Year
- 1933
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- October, 1933 THE AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JOURNAL 21 SHIPPING REVIEW Bv H. M. Cavender General Agent, The Robert Dollar Co. Total shipments for the month of August amounted to 127,202 tons. This is a fairly good showing as August is always one of the slack months. To China and Japan, hemp shipments were again heavy, but lumber and logs fell off con siderably. There was another shipment of molasses of 1255 tons. This would appear to be developing into a regular movement. To the Pacific Coast, coconut oil shipments while considerably below the previous month were still well above the average for the year. Copra shipments were again very heavy, amounting to approximately 20,000 tons. Hemp moved in particularly good volume. Lumber was also good, the movement being nearly as heavy as during the previous month which was to be expected. Cigars and rope continue to move in satisfactory amounts. To the Atlantic Coast and Gulf, hemp ship ments were good. Cigars and desiccated co conut were also good, while shipments of co conut oil were particularly heavy. Copra was slow, and. lumber .. ' e ' ° v ' ments amounted to continue to be light China and Japan . . . Pacific Coast Local Delivery............. Pacific Coast Over land Delivery.... Pacific Coast Inter Coastal Steamer . Atlantic Coast Ports European Ports.... Australian Ports. . . To European Ports, copra and copra cake both moved in excellent volume. Hemp was also good, but lumber shipments disappointing. There was again a nice shipments of tobacco. From statistics compiled by the Associated Steamship Lines, during the month of August 1933, there were exported from the Philippine Islands the following: Tons 691 were carried in American Bottoms was only fair. Sugar shiponly 22,000 tons and will until the new crop season. Tons Miscl. Sailings 10,885 with 40 of which 30,956 with 19 of which 23,351 were carried in American Bottoms 432 were carried in American Bottoms 1,682 were carried in American Bottoms 8,986 were carried in American Bottoms 50 were carried in American Bottoms were carried in American Bottoms Sailings with 9 .vith with 10 6 7 5 2 A Gr and Total of 118,521 tons with a total of 77 sailings of which American bottoms carried 35,192 tons with 14 sailings. THE PRESIDENT LINER FLEET WORLD-WIDE SERVICE AMERICAN MAIL LINE “The Short Route to America” To SEATTLE via CHINA, JAPAN and VICTORIA Pres. Jefferson - Oct. 25 Pres. Grant----- Nov. 8 Pres. Cleveland - Nov. 22 Pres. Jackson - - Dec. 6 Pres. Jefferson - Dec. 20 Travel “ President Liner” Tourist Class Manila to Seattle or San Francisco only $200; with private bath, $227. “President Hoover” and “President Coolidge” Special Class at slightly higher fares. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES EAST OR WEST TO NEW YORK Via China-Japan, Honolulu San Francisco Panama Canal Pres. McKinley - Oct. 21 Pres. Hoover----- Nov. 4 Pres. Taft ------- Nov. 18 Pres. Coolidge - Dec. 2 Pres. Pierce - - Dec. 16 Via Suez Canal and Europe Pres. Hayes - - - Oct. 30 Pres. Johnson - Nov. 13 Pres. Monroe - - Nov. 27 Pres. Van Buren- Dec. 11 Pres. Garfield - - Dec, 25 PHILIPPINE INTER-ISLAND STEAMSHIP CO. SUPERIOR INTER-ISLAND SERVICE S. S. “MAYON” sails Tuesdays at 2 P. M. from Manila to Iloilo Zamboanga, Cebu, Iloilo back to Manila. FUTURE SAILINGS Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21 Nov. 28 Robert Dollar Bldg., Port Area FOR BOOKINGS AND INFORMATION APPLY TO: THE ROBERT DOLLAR CO General Agents MANILA — Telephone 2-24-41 87 Escolta IN RESPONDING TO ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JOURNAL 22 THE AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JOURNAL October, 1933 than for the Third class REAL ESTATE By P. D. 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FORMULA: Uratropina 0-051—Bsnzaato litico 0-028—Sales piperacinicas 0-046—Fosfato disddico 0-023—Escipiente efervescente q. s. para 1 gr. THE ORIGINAL PENNSYLVANIA OIL IT LUBRICATES COMPLETELY UNDER ALL CONDITIONS. CUTTING DOWN FRICTION, INCREASING SPEED AND POWER IT DELIVERS BETTER RESULT'S FROM A SMALLER QUANTITY USED IT SAVES AND SATISFIES ELMAC, INC ELECTRICAL & MACHINERY COMPANY 627 RIZAL AVE. MANILA P. O. BOX 625 IN RESPONDING TO ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JOURNAL