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The sun., 1919-10-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEyEsaReceipts. ;.9lO head; SO ears
on sale. Good to prime steers steady;
Snd usebSnsed cows slow and Gu' easier e
The yards were well cleared. Ordinary
10 prime steers sold at :lo;5Oql7 per
common to good cows, s3.75gs Dressed
beef unchanged at sl6q 2ee., per lb. for
saies-Kerns Commission Co. II vir-
i;sts; Seas; 50. ,I,siss H,a@sS; 10. Las
ii West Virginia. Lisa .'li.S5i Is. i,Ol5.
sI25o; 10 Ohio l,li7: sll;55; 0 Tennessee
sii. Mcpherson & Co 81 Kentucky steers
l.245. s14; bulls, 500, s6.75: cows,
1;esi g: T., 49, ;S3S; & $50 81 g.
+, shamberg & SON: 20 Virginia steers
1852. 1915. Tobin & shannon: - Viz
Finia steers, las, :l??s5.;, ] COW: $40, S.;
Co: Fl Virginia steers, 1857. $3.50, J.
q. Curtis s son; 2 COWS, $50; 81 o., $50
XndTew M Mullen len? cows SS SIS. s5s5o '''''
CALvEs-Receipts. 1870 head; 800 on
sale. Veas slow and steady with Tues
day. Westerns lower. Common to prime
sfsS15; fed calves, iis; grassers. IS;
yeariings. So; Westerns, ss,50qlL5O, City
dressed S Sssls weak sS q per O
average szS; Il. 100, ;2s. .. isS, $40. %,
~ u.s. a. is! s. s .sssS i i5 ,s leo ve AZ
$3.50; Z, l3O, s2I; 20. l25, s2O 5. 1877,
SIS; 8 124 s17; g.. 2l7, SIS; Is culls, 400.
sf5; 2 skim milk calves. 12s. $40; 40 Can
saa ysais, ais, ss.s23hs, s Judd !" : c Co
siO75; Sc. s2S .lO.25: 60. ssl. $40; 81,
334 $3.50; "a. 1854, $3.50; 4 veals, 1856. SEQ;
81, 1875, SIS. s Sanders: veals, 1853, S2S;
90. a5, SIS; 26, rs, SIC: 80 Western calves.
ssa SO. Tobn & shannon; veals. 1873
s2a; 10, 152, '2i; 2, 10. geo; 7, 1877; sls: 7,
Kerns Commission Co.: ~ veals l31, $40:
.S 12l. $19; culls, 1iS, Sl2; AZ Tennessee
calves. 152, sil. Newton & Co.: SO veals
IIs. sls: grassers. 242. IS. Mcpherson
& Co: vea!s, les. SIS; 10. IS, ;I6.
= SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1910
strong; 25c. higher. All sold. Sheep sold
al sBqs per 100 lbs; culls. 81: lambs
s1fGl5; culls sl0all. Dressed mutton
quiet at sQl5c per lb.; dressed lambs
saies-Kerns Commission Company: $50
West Virginia lambs Ga lbs. average SIS;
al. eb. SIS; 75s 81, SIS; lO7 Pennsyl.
vania. ~, sl425; 81 culls, 81. sii; 22s
a.. $40; 40 sheep, los. 81; II culs. 81
81. Newton & Co. 22s West Virginia
tl4eo; Psnnsylyania,. r. so; 81 eulls
Is, SO; g yesrlings.. So. $3.50; 10 sheep
-. So; 2 culls 50, 81. s. Sanders: 1875
state lambs 70. SI4.90i 1917. 10, SAFE
5 eulls ~. $40; Gull sheep 80, 81. J
a ss%oe e. :5 sSn' sheep he's West g. s7 XSs@'
Judd Co.: lis State lambs. 81. slA25
j. q, Curtis g. Son: $40 State lambs
u. ii4.75; 20, H., Si4e5: n ,culls. 81
40: 80 sheep. loi, IS; .. 80, Sc; I. IS. IS
HoGs-Receipts. $3.50 head; y cars on
sale. Market steady at ;l5@i5.5O per lo'
and Pennsylvsnia hogs; pigs. sl450i
The sun., 1919-10-16
SILK Mt Record Prices.

Raw silk again has touched new high
price levels in Yokohama, according to
cablegrans received in the local mar
ket late yesterday. Reports were TO the
effect that Sinshui No. /, which acts as
a barometer for all other grades, was
being quoted at almost $40 pound.
which is greatly in excess of any other
figures on record. This is an increase
OF more than 500 a bale Of 1913 Ia
pounds since the opening of the Japa-
nese market on Monday
There was a general marking up OF
figures in the local market yesterday
in sympathy with the advance in Japan.
Cables from Shanghai report a higher
market. with the equivalent of about so
cents pound advance asked, but mas
much as the market is sold up TO the
opening of next year, the increase does
not make much difference in the situa-
ton.
From Canton comes news of an ad-
vance which approXimates so cents
Canton new style is quoted at S925 here
! and the tendency still is upward.
Buyers endeavoring to transact bust
ness in the local wholesale broad silk
market are having much to contend with
besides continuous advances in prices
for merchandise. AS the situation now
stands, mills are sold up to capacity on
contracts and every prominent house
now is allotting its output for spring
with the result that buyers are obliged
to shop from door to door in search
of goods.
Manufacturing difficulties have reached
such a stage that some of the largest
wholesalers have postponed their spring
announcements fearing that after they
opened their lines they would not be in
a position 10 deliver the goods.
The sun., 1919-10-16

roughs. si2.5o Country dressed hogs un
changed at 23d25c. per lib.
Sales--Tobln & Shannon: 10 State hogs.
2is lbs; average. $3.50; 9. $50. $40;
pigs. l02, sl4.5O; 0 roughs, $780, $3.50.
Live stock Markets in other cities.
S SSd CITY s oSs s., Sssg.s
:isssiI m iish, ishts u.s. l $3.50 i So
sfws sisg 90 a Pf 1000 calves
prime; ,sis,iseisss; medium and good
good and choice. $4,000 1926 common
and and medium; g. 2S@ 1925; butcher cattle
nerS and suttess sSSSiot Sea caves
feeder steers, $500 1926; stocker steers
,sheep.-.Receipts,. 1000; weak Lambs.
sI2 70 1475;. culls and common, $50
ea: a eS Tfsh sna co@msS
80; breeding ewes. s7q14; feeder lambs.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Oct. 15-Hoss-Re-
1889 h siser ws Top siSlS Sulk
weight; si.s5@l5;1o; light light, $40 Is q
@13.ss; packing sows, rough, slO.25 a so;
pigs. s1SW14.
Cettie--Receipts 5000 slow to steady.
e Beef steers se medium and heavy weight;
good. s1o759i6; common, ss75@1o.7 IS;
light weight: good and choice. sl4@1s;
sSe he sna Tssiqm @ eHtfhsr
Gamers and cutters. $50 s25: veal calves.
light and handy weight, s14.5o@I7.5O;
feeder steers. s7g11.5o; stocker steers.
Sheep Receipts. 1000: steady and
strong; Lambs, 81 pounds down. $4,000
10; euiis .nd common .s91i.5o; yearling
ehoice' S5G1: culls and common, S39A5o.
CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-Hogs-Receipts
10000; estimated tomorrow. $4,000 gem
S Top isssf s. i Sssv1 nrher GCse9 weak
dunn, sltso@15.25; light, s1425@15; light
lights, sls.7591L5O; heavy packing sows,
sm 1.Sts sls75 lao paSki1s sows' rough
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000; estimated to-
morrow 1900; unsettled. Beef steers,
m prms ,, ana heavy weight Choice and
1919; common, S25glI; light weight.
ie0 %isH% Sgla' cows Rr' sS,s ss
Gamers and cutters, 5000; veal calves.
sls,75al775; feeder steers, s7G13; stocker
s7,75 215so; cows and heifers, s5.75al2.
Sheep--Receipts. 10000: estimated to-
morrow. $4,000; firm. Lambs, s125Oq
Medium. good and choice, s6.25@75o;
cuils and common. s3qs; breeding,
PITTsBURG. Oct, I5:-Cattle-steadyi
supply light. Prime. s154l550.
Sheep-Slow: supply fair. Prime wethers
1926 a $50; culls and common. s2.5O0s.5O;
lambs. s7914; veal calves. sl9g20.
Hogs-Slow and lower; supply ~ double
decks. Prime heavies mediums and
heavy Workers., SIS; light Workers, ,14.5o;
pigs, sli.25: roughs. s13Q14.
CINCINNATI, Oct 15.-Hogs - Re-
ceipts, 5000; lower. Shippers. 1925;
packers and butchers, sl3.5091425; com
mon TO choice, ssq12; pigs and lights
>S12q1S.5O; stays. s9d1o.
The sun., 1919-10-16

While the demand for crude drugs has
been heavy, there were few price
changes this week. Drug aud Chemical
Markets reports. Menthol and camphor
continue scarce and high. while fur
Their decline in quicksilver rs noted. Ipe-
cac, Canada balsam, gum tragacanth
and mandrake root are higher.
The essential oil market is very firm,
and active buying is apparent in euca-
lyptus oil. lemon oil and West Indian
and Italian orange oils. There has been
a recovery in the price of linseed oil and
cccoanut and bean oils are more active.
Weak holders of spot supplies are less
inclined to sell, and prices are firmer.
In heavy chemicals the sodium salts
are active. All 1920 deliveries of BIZ
chromate are quoted at higher figures.
Caustic soda is in better demand. Some
acids have become much firmer, includ-
ing glacial acetic.
Coal tar Intermediates are in good de-
mand, but deliveries are difficult because
of the scarcity of many products. Among
the crudes, benzol is the most active.
having recovered from the recent slump.
Logwood extract and hematine are
firmer on increasing demand. Aniline
oil and salt are scarce and higher.
The sun., 1919-10-16
COTTON MARKET IS
STEADY AT CLOSING
Final Reaction Drags Prices 1
to Is Points Down and
Spots 10 Off.

Buying was yesterday less aggressive
IN the cotton market and prices reacted
sharply during the late trading after
they had been bid during the forenoon
somewhat above the previous close. The
sneral situation presented little that was
particularly fresh, and although imme-
date factors seemed bullish the more or
less topheavy state of the markets tech
meal position was in itself a bearish in
hpence. Bulls, for want of anything else
to- stress, talked of the unfavorable
weather map and weekly report, but the
latter had been discounted to a great
degree by recent advances. The map
again showed rainy conditions in the
Northwestern and Central sections and
precipitation heavy at points. Memphis
reporting 1.32 and Savannah LA.
Cloudiness was prevalent.
The weekly report emphasized the
general deterioration in Texas, but was
hardly factor one way or the other.
Liverpool was firm in tone all through
the session there, opening cables coming
considerably better than due. The
asteadily active spot market there, with
sdles again $1,000 bales, aroused consid-
=
pool connections were rather heavy SELL
erslof late positions at times. Outside of
the aforementioned factors there was
little to sway values and business on
the whole was animated only by spurts.
There was a good deal of irregularity
at the opening here, first sales being I'M
changed to 81 points higher except July.
which dropped 10. After wavering bit
after the first transactions the market
advanced to the days highest levels,
some Is to 20 points above the previous
finals. The forenoon business was fea-
tured mainly by the markets steady
tone, and it was not until early afternoon
that local realizing and selling by the
South made any impression.
That selling was first manifested by
a decided easing in distant positions. but
soon the entire list dropped below Tues
days ending and existing heaviness be-
came more marked. Sentiment. however,
held bullish in ring and brokerage cir
cles and there were some fair rallies on
many dips Generally speaking the
markets technical position made yester-
day comparatively good showing. The
undertone was steady at the finish, f1nal
bids on active contracts being / to 55
ppints lower and spots Off 10.
The sun., 1919-10-16
Big DEMAND MADE
FOR CRUDE DRUGS
Essential Oil Market Very
Firm as Sodium Salts Lead
Heavy Chemicals.
Higher Duty Ordered
On All Persian Goods
S the result of a ruling by L. S

A the result of ruling by L. S.
n Rowe, Assistant Secretary Of
4 n the Treasury Department, in
charge of customs, in which he holds
that the value of the silver kan
for several quarters, from January
/, 1917. to January /. 1919, was at
least 10 per cent. more than the
proclaimed value, importers of mer-
chandise from Persia face the pos
sibility of having to pay increased
customs duties.
Collectors have been instructed to
forward a list of ali entries covering
merchandise invoiced in such cur
rency during the period named. 1t
Is understood that the entries COW
cred by the Treasury ruling will be
reliquidated on the basis of the
higher values, with the result that
the importers will be obliged to turn
over additional duties to the Gov
eminent.
The sun., 1919-10-16
OFFER ELDER MFG co. STOCK,
New Issue Is of 100000 Cumu-
lative Preferred.

Richardson, Hill & Co. are Offering
at par and accrued dividend new issue
o. 100000 of Elder Manufacturing
Company S per cent. cumulative pre-
fe'Ied stock.
The company, which manufactures
mems and boys furnishing goods, SC,
including the Tom Sawyer brand OF
wash wear, operates five plants employ.
ing about 1900 persons and has aver.
aged net earnings OF S2l724S a year
for the last three years before taxes
end extraordinary charges. or 2.7 times
dividend requirements Of the issue.
The sun., 1919-10-16
,ner $s.5OO,QOO Sac PauIo Bonds.

banking syndicate headed by I'm
brie & Co is Offering ss.500,0OO of City
OF Sac Paulo, Brazil, 6 per cent. ex-
ternal secured sinking fund gold bonds.
due on November /, 1943. at 9515, to
yield approximately 6% per cent. The
bonds are direct obligation of the
city, which pledges its faith and credit
to their punctual payment, and are is
sued under authority of the Government
OF the State OF Sac Paulo. The princi-
pal and interest Of the bonds is payable
free from Brazilian Federal, State and
municipal taxes, in United States gold
coin in New York The Equitable Trust
Company of New York is trustee for
the bonds and the legality Of the issue
has been approved by Curtis, Mallet-
Provost and Colt OF New York
The sun., 1919-10-16
To Exchange Credit Data.

Credit men employed by manufacture
ers in the dress industry will meet at
the headquarters of the Associated Dress
Industries of America this afternoon
to exchange credit data, which will as
sist the recently organized service
bureau of the association in its efforts
to curb the practices Of Inscriptions
retailers, particularly those who have
continually violated terms of contracts
by returning merchandise without justi-
fcation and cancelllng orders. II is
stated these credit men pass on the
credits OF 10000 retailers throughout the
United States
The sun., 1919-10-16
End of Box strike Seen.

An increasing shortage OF paper boxes
in the local market is rapidly bringing
the strike of box workers to an end. ac-
cordlng to a statement made Yesterday
by Henry Jaeger. manager of the union
1t Is believed by union officials that the
eight weeks strike. which is claimed to
have brought a walkout Of 5000 workers
in the city. will end this week. due to
the pressure erected upon box manu-
facturers by the many Trades which use
this product.
Union officials assert that 40 per cent
of the shops affected have settled.
The sun., 1919-10-16
BANK TO INCREASE CAPITAL.

Stockholders of the Liberty National
Bank at a special meeting, IT was an.
nounced yesterday, voted to increa Sc
that banks capital stock from $4,000
900 to S5,000.000. which gives that in
stitution slO,00O,O0O capital and surplus
and increases the number of directors
from twenty-seven to thirty.
Stockholders of the Scandinavian
Trust Company, at a meeting held yes
terday, unanimously ratified the con
tract by which the Liberty National
Bank acquired that companys assets.
The sun., 1919-10-16
Wool Sales Dates shifted

Special Despatch TO THE Sun.
WASHINGTON, Oct 15.-Dates of the
two remaining London wool auctions
have been changed. the next series TAX
ing place from October 81 to November
IA, and the final series from December
l to 10. according to cablegram re-
ceived by the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce.
The sun., 1919-10-16

ALBANY, Oct. l5.-24, Cornelia DuRa,
as Administrative, respondent, VS. Basswitz
Bros 4 Co.. appellants; 81 Ignatz II
Rosenfeld as administrator. respondent. va.
Susie " Hollender as administratrix, an
pellant, VS.. Frederick H. Wallace as ad
mlnistrAtor. respondent IS. Walter n.
Mikman as trustee, appellant, VS.. Jose
Casesa and another. respondents; se7, Peo-
pie ex rel Bast VS.. Worries; s9l, People VS.
Charles F. Mclaughlin.
The sun., 1919-10-16

The local market for spot cotton was steady
and 10 points lower at 4s0c. for middling up
land; sales 600 bales.
Southern Spot Markets-Galveston steady, 50
points higher at $3.50. sales 7.160 bales. New
Orleans steady, Is points higher at 35c. sales
1904 bales. Mobile steady, unchanged at Sac.
sales 16l bales. Savannah steady, 81 points
higher at "a. Soc sales 26ie bales. Charleston
Arm, 80 points higher at 34c sales nil. Will
mington quiet, % points lower at 33c. sales
nil. Norfolk steady at 80 SIC. sales l22i
lales Augusta firm. 10 points higher at S43sc.
sales Ne,4l6 bales. Memphis steady, unchanged
1T s5.50c. sales 3. 800 bales Houston steady,
unchanged mt se.50c. sales 1850 bales. Little
Rock steady, 1Oo points higher at $500. sales
$50 bales. Dallas steady, 20 points lower ut
Is. SOC T; sales IL 254 bales Montgomery firm,
The sun., 1919-10-16
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 15.-Whle there
We're new high levels developed in the
early trading in cotton to-day. the mar
ket developed a pronounced reactionary
tendency around the middle OF the day,
and In the afternoon net advances were
replaced by net declines. The close was
at net declines for the day of Is to 80
points Close: October. 34.50c.; De-
cember. S4.22c. January, 33.S2c. ;
March. 33.60c.; May. 1880. Spot
steady, rs points higher; middling, 35c.
The sun., 1919-10-16
OFFERINGS To BUYERS.

Mems Wool (worsted face) uniorf suits
winter weight, $500 dozens hrsts 700 doz-
ems seconds, $4,000 dozen. all around price
great bargain for department stores: holl-
day trade. prompt action necessary samples
ready; excellent quality very durable; at
tractive. Becker 1910 Gramefcy, Becker
Amsterdam. New York.
The sun., 1919-10-16
New Post for C. N. Underwood.

RocH ESTER, Oct Announcement
of the appointment OF Charles n, Under
wood OF New York as executive secre-
tary OF the labor Bureau of the Roches-
ter Clothiers' Exchange has been made
by Max l., Holtz, president of the ex-
change. Mr.. Underwood, who now is
secretary to the general manager of the
Remington Typewriter Company, will
assume his new duties November l.
The sun., 1919-10-16
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool Cables-Spot cotton quiet; middling
II points higher at % 33d. Sales Is. 900; Ameri-
can 10000. Imports nil. Futures opened very
steady at TO Is points advance. Closed un-
settled at net advance of rs points to de-
cline Of l point. October. %. 22d. December
e ODD. January, 1.75d ; March. 81. 9sd. May
sLoTd. July, 2c.79d. Msnchester--Iarns aud
cloths not quoted
The sun., 1919-10-16
London Money Market.

LONDON, Oct, l5.--Bar silver, 6]s l.
an ounce. Money, "a per cent, Dis
count rates, short bills, an per cent !,
three months bills. as per cent Gold
premiums at Lisbon, l4S.
The sun., 1919-10-16
Exports From New York.

Wheat, 1898 bushels; barley. 1850
bushels; hams $4,000 pounds; follow.
47S.5o0 pounds: cottonsecd oil STN,'0)
pounds; oats. 975.575 bushels rve, esq.,
O7O bushels lard, zoe, coo pounds "oUr
500 sacks: oil cake, 2Hs3.iOO po"nAe;
lubr!ca..Hg OF. ATO,95C gallons
The sun., 1919-10-16
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
To-day.

France, Belgium, Rumania, Bulgaria, Lux
emburg Czecho- Slovakia, Jugo-Slavta. Tren.
erisnd, Italy, Spain, Greece, Portugal, Egypt
british India British East Africa, Malta
Ceylon. straits Settlements and Persia. via
Havre. Sc La Savoie, s 80 A. NJ,
emburg Czecho- Slovakia, Jugo- Slavia. Tren-
tino. Trieste, German Austria. Poland, Switz
erland Italy. Spain. Greece, Portugal, Egypt,
british India British East Africa, Malta
Hsvre: also parcel post mails for France
Algeria, Corsica and Tunis, SIS. Franco, $3.50
" Germany parcel post mails and specially
addressed correspondence, via Hamburg, SIS
Gibraltar Greece must be specially ad
dressed for despatch by this steamship, vis
Gibraltar and Patras; also parcel post mails
for Gibraltar and Greece S. Presidente Will
Friday, Oct. IT.
Norway, Sweden Denmark. Germany
Lithuania and Latvia, via Bergen and Chris
tiania: also parcel post mails for Norway
SIS. Stavangerfiord. $3.50 A NJ.
saturday. Oct; IS
Great Britain, Ireland Netherlands. Nor
way sweden. Denmark, Germany. Hungary
Lithuania. Latvia. Finland. Archangel, Soutl
Africa. Gibraltar. MADEIRA and Cape Verde
Islands via Plymouth and Rotterdam (othe
countries. vita Boulogne, must be special.
addressed also parcel post mails for Grea
Britain; ireland, Egy>'t british India Britisl
Netherlands. SIS. Noordam, A. NJ.
Hayre also parcel post mails for France
$50 A, NJ
Greece Cparcel post mails only) via Piraus
SIS Canada, 10 80 A. NJ.
Greece and Rumana (parcel post mails AM
specially addressed correspondence, vii
TiTIus and Constants, So, Newby Hall 70 NJ
The sun., 1919-10-16
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

The connecting mails close at the General
Post Office and City Hall Post Office station,
New York at p NJ as follows:
Hawaii, Guam, Sltsr:s and Philippine ISL
ands. via San Franc.sIo U. s, T. Madawaska,
Oct l5
China. via Seattle, SIS. Justin, Oct. Is
Hawaii, via san Francisco, IS, Manoa,
Oct. %.
China. Netherlands. East Indies and Philip.
pine Islands via Vancouver and Victoria
j C., SIS. Empress of Asia. Oct. %.
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands New Yea.
land and specially addressed mail for Ans
tralia. via San Francisco, SIS. Moans Oct 20
Hawaii, Samoan Islands Austria and New
Zealand, via San Francisco S. sonoma
Nov. 6.
The sun., 1919-10-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC
United States Coast and Geodetc SURVEY
standard Time.
sun rises. ....7:07 NJ Sun sets. ...6le !"
Moon rises. .... 1900 p M
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. Il :55 A NJ Gov. Island. .2;Si !"
Hell Gate. ....4I6 M
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 500 A NJ Gov. Islsnd.S'fs W
Hell Gate. ....11:4 A NJ
The sun., 1919-10-16
COURT CALENDARS.
FEDERAL COURT.
Southern District.

DISTRICT CoURT-special Master Philip J
McCook, room 227. p o. Bldg. at 10 A. N
The sun., 1919-10-16

Hell Gate. IL :04
ARRIyALs-wEDNEsD OCT. Is.
SIS cabo Tres Forcas, Seville, Sept. rs.
SIS George H. Jones. Rotterdam, Oct !.
SIS George e. Paddeford, Tampico' Oct. =.
IS Princess Matoika. Brest, Oct o.
SIS Waubesa, Antwerp. Sept. 70
IS City of Corinth. Liverpool, Oct. g.
SIS Wampum, Glasgow, Sept. "a.
IS Maartensdyk.. Rotterdam, OCT; D.
SIS Edgecombe, Antwerp, sept: w.
IS SarcoSie. Rotterdam, Oct; g.
SIS Waukau, Huelva Sept, q.
SIS Gothland, Antwerp. Oct. l.
SIS Calcutta Maru. Algiers. Sept. q.
SIS Rio Negro, Trinidad. Oct, 8.
SIS Advance, Cristobal. Oct. Z.
SIS Ponce, San Juan. Oct. ..
SIS Munamar Antilla, Oct. IL
SIS Garfield, Porto Rico. OG. g.
SIS Alamo, Galveston, Oct; e. a.
SIS River Orontes. Philadelphia, Oct. l.
SIS Lumen, Norfolk, Oct. 49, a,
ship Gantock Rock. Buenos Ayres, Aug. ID
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Corson. at Holding
SIS New Britain. at Genoa,
Sc Egremont Castle. at Gibraltar
SIS Sabine. at Port Natal.
SIS Marine, at Gibraltar.
SIS Polyktor, at Gibraltar.
SIS America Utal), at Gibraltar.
SIS Port Bowen. at liverpool.
S. Bellingham. for ROTTERDAM on h'1ar"'
SIS Nuddea. ~ Adelaide.
SIS Afel, at Weymouth.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Eastern Sun. from Liverpool.
SIS Calabria, from Almeria.
SIS Romeo. from Perrin.
SIS Waaldyk, from Port Natal,
SIS Frederikcborg, from Copenhagen.
SIS Lilleborg. from Copenhagen.
SIS Argentina. from Trieste.
IS Ansaldo ". from Palermo.
IS La Lorraine. from Havre
SIS Gunstan Hall. from Rotterdam.
SIS Communipaw. from Gibraltar.
SIS Bawean, from Port Natal.
SIS Lorain from Sydney, N. S. W.
SIS Queen Louise. from Rio
SIS Burmese Prince. from Queenstown
SIS Lucigen. from Brixham.
SIS Matanzas from Fayal.
SIS San Giorgio, from st. Michaels.
SIS war Hydra from Gibraltar.
SIS Lygenfjord. from Naples. ...
SIS Python. from St. Nazaire.
SIS Lake Shawano. from Rotterdam
SIS Taunton. from Halifax.
The sun., 1919-10-16
BRONX COUNTY.
Supreme Court.

| SPECIAL TERM - (Chambers) - Mullan. l.
Court opens at 10 A. NJ Ex parte business
SPECIAL TERM FOR MoTIoNs-Mullan. L.
| Motion calendar.
Galzai ;Klemas. ~ crossin Sachs.
Galyean ;Galyean. Cardo Fox.
| jacobson ;Brods. y Goldberg ;Rahinowitz.
The sun., 1919-10-16

Highest number reached In regular order zSoo'
PART n.-Mullan, J.-No day calendar
PART III-Cases to be sent from Part l.
surrogates' Court.
CHAMBERS-Schulz. Sex parte business.
TRIAL TERM-Before Schulz, S.-No day
calendar.
County Court.
SPECIAL ERM-(Chambers)-Gibbs, J.-E1
SPECIAL Etci TERM FOR NoTIoNs-Gibbs j.
Gusen :Esposito
TRIAL TERM-Gibbs, J.-No day calendar
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court.
APPELLATE DIvIsIoNAsECoND DEPART
MENT-Recess.
APPELLATE TERM-sECoND DEPART,
MENT-Recess.
SPECIAL TERM-PART I.-(M0TIONS)-
Benedict, J.--At 10 A. NJ.
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MOTORCYCLE sERGEANrs.

The following transfers and assignment,
are ordered: