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OIL, wsther. ,II9l1.6Oi ewes. 5000;
mixed sheep, Sl0.60Qll.

OH, wsthers ,lI9l1.6Oi ewes. 5000:
mixed sheep. Slo.Bo6ll.
KANSAS CITY. June ls.-HoEs-R.-
eeipts. 5000 steady. Bulk. $40. 20 a 20 90 I:
heavles, $50. 80 q ais: mediums yio "a "a
1850: lights, $2o.to92Oso light llghts.
sGo:sS Sesoi packing sows. us0 2OSO;
cattle-Receipts. 10, 600 and 1000 calv.,
Heavy beef steers and she stock closed
weak yeArlings strong; veals. 2oc higher
stockers and feeders strong TO l5c. higher
HEAVY steers. good and choice. ii2.Jo0i5;
common and medium. $3.50. Butcher cattle,
heifers 3s,I5ql8TS; cows, ysSo4IsSo.
Gamers and cutters. SIS IS q $50. Veal calves
light and handy weight, tlaSo@lS. Feeder
steers 1lo9iAsO. stOcker steers, $500
1910.
shsep-unchanssd; the day marks,
stands.
ST. LOUIS. June Is.-Hoss-R.c.,n,,
$4,000; closing fairly steady with saturday !.
top, t?lso: bulk. 32oso02ll0; heavy
weights t2i.2og2i.4o; medium weights
o,7Sg also; light weights. s2o.s5q 2i25:
light lights. 1850 q eO.a5; heavy packing
sows, smooth, $3.50 3o.2S; packing sows
rough: Nssss is:iS; PIGS .lI9ls7S,
eally steady. Little demand at close.
common, ,lo.759l2T5; light weights,
ils,5O9iL7s, Butcher cattle, heifsrs, ;ea
49, cows, $40 il2b; Gamers and cutters
sea 1875; veal calves, light aud handy
weight, sl2.25dl6,25; feeder steers, $3.50
qla,bo; stocker steers, sI6oglIsS
Shesp-Reeeipts $500; practically steady
on all grades Lambs. tiS,6o9ls,5O; culls
and common, ts0li5o; yearling wethers
uAbo; ewes eull' and common, Tso9GSO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
PRODUCE MARKE rs

nEANs AND PEAs--BEANs-Marro
choice. 100 lbs. ffl.7s; marrow, MAN
shnpIrian. W; eo.eorron.s. Chilean, $50
Eit IS; Lady wsssinston. caiirosn do IS;
Idaho. W; tep.ry. csufsrnis, ;sSSTs;
ss,iusS e'5 s:scssiis S'i , $3.50 ' I'd
ssi,ddney choice. sis.7s0Is; red marrow,
sio;I59i1; white kidney choice. sli7S@
1875; imperisIs SO; kumamoto. Man
ehurisn. s75oes; Csssliero. Chilean. SO
Manchurisn, round s7.Ssei: ions. ssass
80; ehort. ts0sse; California, tT25 d
7,So; pink. caiifornis. 1856 LIMA caiifOr:
as; green. idaho. Mse: wsssinst as q;
G trasn '2 ch Iss.,. s.SHss Ass
seN sys s..s .' @S;..
smsn. Manchurisn. weeso; large, $50
tra., u, IsessYc; sstrss. - score, ss4
. Sssss ass t. scS q ''.ss ss ss.i
~ Ssse: :.siss :.s Ss.ss,: d a s,ss
ss & s ID. Sc % a psis az
make ar. ss' :nSS : ,ss current 1s%
or srsdes, eco tsc.; packing stock, current
make. No; ! te0tshc.; No. 2. t5c.; lower
grades, i0ttc.'
CHEESE-state, whoIs, fresh mats, coll
ored, ID, s1k . 31Mc.; white. 81 Y o 81 u c. I;
ss Ssee run: colored. 50 s1e; white. 80 q
special whites. sia 31bc.; ociored. $40
81 Nc. average run, white. 80 "a soKc.: col
cred, soA 0s0&c.: lower grades, Is o 3ec. !:
WISCONSIN, whole milk. twina fresh, 81 o
81 Nc; single dsisiea fresh coiosed, slK b
y We; double daisies irish, Az Q s3c. |;
skisns. specials, afK@ asMc: prime 10
lower grades, Isc.
C0TTOysRrn OH 49,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
OIL MONOPOLY FRENCH AIM.
Government Bill Designed TO Raise
Revenue.

PARIS, June 16-Louis Klotz. French
Minister Of Finance. submitted to-day
to the French Cabinet the bill for a
Government monopoly OF the importation
of gasolene, which he told the Chamber
on May 81 he would introduce later.
The bill. in general would continue
wartime regulations under which petrol
was imported. The State would be the
sole purchaser abroad and would control
all importations. 1t is estimated this
monopoly will yield an annual revenue
OF 81 900 900 francs.
Refining OF petrol from gasolene and
wholesale selling would be permitted by
others than the Government. but Minis
ter Klotz announced he was studying
proposed measures whereby the Govern
ment would share in the protts OF such
private industries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
PAY RAISED JUNE 7,
NOW DEMAND MORE
Cloth Finishers Ask for Add.
tional Increase of 40
Per Cent.

Despite the fact that they ware granted
nat increase OF SO week June z. the
Cloth Examiners and Spongers Union of
Greater New York has presented new
demands upon the Textile F1nishers AS
ISOLATION and a number OF independent
shops calling for an increase of approx
mately 40 per cent, to take effect June
20. Committees representing the asso-
citation and the Independent concerns met
In the Hotel McAlpin yesterday to dis
euss the demands. 1t was decided to
arrange a meeting with union officials to
be held tomorrow.
According to Edward Fillmore, presl-
dent and general counsel of the associa-
ton. the members Of the organization do
about IS per cent. OF the textile finishing
of the country. and IL they are compelled
TO grant the increases the finishing costs
to the apparel manufacturing trades
might be doubled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
TWO SAVED FROM DROWNING
Ensign and Girl Cling to Canoe
After Upset.

Miss Thelma Ashley. eighteen-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ash
ley. whose summer homo is at Rocky
Point. Sound Beach. and Ensign James
Scott, L. s. N. were overturned In Long
Island Sound last night while canoeing
off the Stamford lighthouse. Their
eighteen foot canoe capsized when Miss
Ashley turned suddenly to address her
companion.
Tho couple seized the bow and stern
of the craft and called for help. Their
shouts were heard by members OF the
Stamford Yacht Club, who called Can't.
Emile n. Ford of Sound Beach on the
telephone. Putting out in a launch. Capt.
Ford hauled the nearly exhausted couple
on board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
WORKING HOURS ARE CUT.
General Electric Reduces TheE,
From so to IS.

SCHENECTADY. June l6.-Reduction OF
working hours from fifty to forty-eight
in the local plant of the General Electric
Company has been ordered effective
Monday, Weekly wages will remain un-
changed and hour basis men will be in
creased per cent. Night workers, now
almost exclusively hremen and plant
ma. 1tenanoe men. will work nifty hours
for the present.
by the readjustment a longer noon re-
cess will be given 10 make possible more
welfare work. including dancing and
athletics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
MYSTERY IN GIRLS DEATH.
River Victim Identified ~ Missing
for Week by Sister.

The Identification yesterday OF the
rolns woman whose body was found in
he North River off Ninety-sixth street
asst Saturday threw considerable mys-
death -
Anna Hasten OF 6e4 East 1880 street,
Who saw the body. said that II was that
~ her sister, Louise Hasten. who had not
neen seen by her family since she started
doWn town on the morning OF June 7
70 20 10 work. She said that her sister
vas % and was employed in 40 West
Broadway.
Between the girls disappearance and
ne finding Of the body week elapsed
"hen she was picked out lot the water
me body OF a man also was found about
mile further up stream. The man was
"Itnout shoes and coat, which would
'eem TO indicate that he had gone into
me water hastily to try to effect a
rescue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
LIVE TOPICS OF. THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Exchange Difficulties
Hamper u. S. Business
THE greatest difficulty Of Ameri-

THE greatest difficulty Of Ameri-
can manufacturers In estab-
fishing at this time trade rela-
lions with the new republics of Gem
trail Europe Is, according to Mason
Day, president Of the American For
eign Trade Corporation, due TO the
fact that the currency of these new
countries is not yet quoted in the
New York market and foreign buyers
are therefore unable, as IS custom
AIRY. to transfer funds against pur-
chases to New York banks
For example. while 1t Is possible to
send money TO Czecho Slovakia
through the American Relief Admin
istration, Mr.. Day points out in q
statement that II Is not possible for
merchants In Czecho- Slovakia to pur-
chase New York exchange, as the
new Csecho-Slovak Government Is not
permitting the sale of Its money in
foreign markets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
WILLIAMS rs RENoMINATED.
President Also ReneNs Request for
Norman HapEood.

WASHINGTON, June l6.-Among the
scores OF nominations received by the
Senate to-day from President Wilson
were those OF John Shelton Williams, TO
succeed himself as Comptroller OF the
Currency. and Norman Hapgood OF New
York. to be Minister TO Denmark These
We're among hundreds which failed OF
confirmation in the last Senate.
Other nominations included Richard
Crane. formerly private secretary 10 Sec
retary Lansing. to be Minister to CIecho-
Slovakia; Hugh :. Gibson. TO be Min :
lister to Poland. and Henry NJ. Robinson
Shipping Board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
SODA FOUNTAINS RAIDED.
Nineteen Small shopkeepers Ffnet
for Using CncIean Glasses.

Soft drink dealers in Harlem were
hard hit yesterday when nineteen men
and women were rounded up in police
drive against the unclean soda water
glass. When the prisoners were ar
raiGned in the Harlem court. Inspector
Ruth Gilbank OF the Health Department
charged them with violation of the san
itsrv code.
All were fined from IS to $50. Most
of them we're small candy store owners,
and officers testified that in all of their
shops unclesn glasses were used. while
in several cases no hot water was avail
able for washing the glasses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
Rutgers to Train Wounded.

New BRUNSWICK, y. j., June 10
Rutgers College has made arrangements
with the Federal Board OF Vocational
Guidance to take charge OF 700 wounded
soldiers here during the summer and 10
maintain special courses at the Agricul-
tural Experiment station during July
and August TO train men incapacitated
IN their former vacations for agricul-
tural. work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17

New BEDFORD, Mass, June 16.-while
there has been more inquiry for cotton
yarns. there has not been much snap to
the market, as buyers are moving con-
servatively and are covering only their
immediate requirements as they sell
goods.
Reports indicate that mills are more
Inclined to take on business for later
delivery at higher prices. feeling their
position is strong. They are comfortably
sold up for the next three or four
months, and as labor troubles have been
adjusted they are busy trying to catch
up ON deliveries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
Want HaIimarks Protected.

Manufacturers OF silverware In Eng
land are seeking some means of stopping
tho use of their hallmarks by electro-
plating concerns in the United states, ac-
cording TO a bulletin of the American
Chamber OF Commerce in London.
The advisory committee OF the city of
Sheffield, which has taken UP the ques-
ton OF the use OK the word sheffield
in relation to American manufacturers.
Is understood to have recommended to
the British Board OF Trade that diplo-
matte representations be made to the
American Government to obtain legtsla-
ton preventing the use Of British marks
on goods made In the United States.
II Is suggested that the American
manufacturers add the letters ~. S. A.
after the word sheffield
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
MIDLAND TEEMIsAI RAILWAY


Sealed proposals will be received ut the
once Of The Farmers Loan ala Trust Com
peny.zNos. ls-R2 william street, New York
City. for the sale TO the Trustee. in ae-
cordance with the provisions Of the mort
gage dated the first day OF December.
1855, Of a suf1cient amount az bonds 70 iu4f
vest s1s.s4s.40 of the Sinking Fund. ~
Proposals must be presented before -
o'clock ~. on the 25th day Of June. 1913.
and, should be directed as follows:
Proposals to Sinking Fund OF the MID
land Terminal Railway Company. The
FARMERS Loan and Trust Company, Nos.
1919 william Street, New YORK City"
Such ownership certificates as may Be
required by the Federal Income Tax Law
to cover the accrued interest must accom-
pany the bonds.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee. ~
By EDWIN 8. MARsroN. President. N
The London 4 BraIiiian Bank. Ltd,
announces that Mr.. Albert l.. Mason has
seen appointed sub-AEent of the New
York Agency. a..
d. P. .K1NGsFoRD. Agent.
June 18th. 1918.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
Collection Men to Organise.

Local collection men are said to be
enthusiastic over the proposed formation
of a national association OF collection
agencies "for the purpose OF rendering
more uniform and establishing more
firmly the methods OF handling collec-
tons and adjustments in every branch
Of commercial enterprise. without in any
way lessening legitimate competition, of
raising and maintaining the standard of
the collection business and adopting
code OF ethics that will be beneficial
to all concerned"
The collection men are scheduled TO
meet in Atlantic City June IS to
organize.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
OHIO RATIFIES SUFFRAGE.
Bill Passes to Make Women Presi
Dental Electors.

COLUMBUS, June 16.-The Ohio Cen
eral Assembly to-day ratified the Federal
woman suffrage amendment and imme-
diately thereafter passed bill that will
give Ohio women the right to vote for
Presidential electors III 1920 should the
Federal amendment not be in effect ri
that time.
The vote on ratification was 70 for 10
against in the House and in the Senate
az for to against
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
Yesterdays Fires

4. NJ Loss.
3;30-llIth st. and LIST ave; l.
structure. ........ .......... Slight
1000 r.. 18TH st, unknown. TriiinK
S:20-Sof e, lo7th st.. Rose Benea-
idt Unknown
iO:55-t43 Z. 10th st. Pauline
BAnkhAuser. ............,. TrihinE
p. NJ
I2:2O-i4 w. 72d ST.: Or. Jacoby. =! Slight
S:i0-5S5 10th av.; auto truck U
3:45-5Ol W. l6sth st. George
BarttloTy .,.-'.,.. ....... .Trining
6iS-5st e. lS'th st. The Bronx;
Nallen Broa. - TrihlnR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
Business Troubles.
Petitions In BANKRUPTCY.

ARoN MISUNDERSTANDING petition
ssains. Aren Ha,se, ,,r.s, anseegrns
and a':Hts Rsf s ,ssS ndlD ssT
isi$.- $40 G stsass ?S . As41Sad
FREDERICK c, MALCoIAI-volunta
petition by Frederick g Malcolm, doins
merchant. 40 Finn avenue. Liabilities,
ssl.e27; assets, 'l,sst. Principal Claims;
James MALCOLM. Ltd NS.s9s' Thomas
$500 Robert McBreatney a Co, S3.sss
Noes a johnson, 2ss Madison avenue,
SAMUEL pENFELD-voluntary petit
tlon by Samuel weidenfeld. fur cutter
So Home avenue. Bronx. No assets
,i,5ss; David Weidenfeid. $500; Hyman
Mintz, $500. Joseph II. Muller, $50
Broadway is the attorney
-InvoluntAryspetition against Frank ID.
Ryan and John N; Grant, the said name,
John being fictitious the proper name
being unknown, individually and as co.
partners doing business under the Arm
name and style Of : NJ Grant & Co.
claims: Bogdau Goukovitch. sst2; Olga
Goukovitch, $500; Mike Dichieh. 1850
Percival Yields nhmed as receiver. Oh
cott BonynEe & Ernst, ITO Broadway.
are the attorneys,
Schedules in Bankruptcy.
CHARLES MISUNDERSTANDING of Charles
steger; mAnufacturer and importer OF
tiles, 1904; assets, 1857 Principal
claims: Branower A. Son, SSsS; b. Sabin
q Son. ss25; Elite Broad Company, SsoS
Receivers In Bankruptcy.
MANDIA GROCERY COMPANY. INC
Judge Augustus N. Hand appointed wal
ter J. Bryant receiver for Msudia Gro
Gerry Company Inc, IS West Eighth
street, under a bond of $500.
CRYSTAL FILM COMPANY-Judge Mar
tin T. Manton appointed John b. John
Company, address not given, under a
bond of $4,000.
Discharges In Bankruptcy.
Harold n. Patterson Mary Robinson, Peter
Scoglio, Bertha Breitbart. Samuel Zee
man. Isaac kaplan. Jacob ]. Furer and
Ada X. Tobey,
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were nled yes
terday, June Is; the nrst name 10 that of
the debtor:
Bsir, Lee g. (Bair Trimming Coz
&C. Rossnlwsig ....,..,,..... sllL3o
Burger h, WI schmidt...... sl54o
Ball, Alwyn. Jr.-A. l.. Prescott;
Buckner. Arthur tBuokner The,
atrical Production studio), and
Sig, wernsr-M. Morgan.,,..... sooii
Bonner, WillIsm s Margaretha--
I. Hilbert; ,..,,..;,...:,..::.... 1884
cOushlin: Jeremiah Ham
mond Typewriter 60, ..,,..... 1IiTo
City Borcughs Realty Co,--I.aw-
ysrs Mortgage co.,............ s7S2ls
Devine, Beatrice--A. c, Northrup, sl6s5
Deyonshire Realty Co--Lawyers
Dunn Harry t.. hnnn..,. s.oIslS
Fr Nv " Jane. ,j.-Pendeiss.t ''''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
See No Drop I'm SILK Prices.

Reporting on conditions in the raw silk
market the Berlet silk Yarn Company.
Inc, states that it is likely that present
price levels will be maintained for the
coming weeks. with possibly. compare
lively slight fluctuations
Japanese reelers, having paid pracu-
cally the present costs for their spring
cocoons and with old crop silks all dis
posed of at good profits, will not feel in
clined TO lower quotations. even should
buying be restricted for some time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
THE STATE RANK NEW YORK

The Board of Directors has this day deI
clared a semf-annual dividend of So on
the Capital Stock OF this Bank, payable
July LIST, 1919. to Shareholders of record at
the close OF business June 10th. 1919 Thn
transfer books will be closed from June
goth. 1912 to July 1st 1913.
p, tSignedl JOHN kNEISEL. Cashier. q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
United Shoe Msehlnery Cerporstlou

The Directors OF this Corporation havsi
declared q dividend OF IN = on the Pre-'
ferred capital stock. They have alao de-
ciared . dividend OF $3.50 per share on the
Common capital stock. The dividends
on both Preferred and Common stock are
PAYABLE July 5, 1919. to stockholders Of
record at the close Of business June iss
/. A. COOLIDGE. rrea.ursr. y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
HOWE sOUND COMPANY.

Now Or4H, june 10, 1873.
The Board of Directors OF the Howe
Sound Company have declared a quarterly
dividend Of Five Cents per share upon the
outstanding capital stock of the Company.
payable July Is, 1918 to stockholders Of
record at the close Of business June 80.
1919 w J. WALwORTH. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
Novelty Cottons Scarce.

According TO one of the large factors
in tho local cotton goods market, there
Is a scarcity of all kinds OF novelty
cottons in white. due to the fact that
for practically the last eighteen months
converters have not produced these nov
city fabrics.
There has been a very good demand
here recently for these novelties, espe-
cially voiles and sheer fabrics. for
women's apparel, II Is said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
-NTPTssTNG MINES COMPANY. It'd

W. broAuway, view ork' Nay zetn; i9ls
clarsd q Regular Quarterly Dividend OF
Five Per Cent. and Five Per Cent. extra.
record as of June 3oth 1919. The Transfer
Books will close June 30th, 1919 and re-
open July 18th, 1919.
1, q IlLcIrIIEI,r,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
kar.a. Rattle. sun RiII.

TOPEKA, Kan, June i6.-The Kansas
legislature in special session to-day
unanimously ratified the woman suf-
issSe amendment TO the United States
Constitution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
229th Dividend !. ;.
CHARTERED 1899 ~
> BANK OF .
THEM MAN HAITIAN COMPANY.

New York June II. 1918. ia
The President and Directors Of the Named
haitian Company have this day declared ~
quarterly dividend OF FIVE PER CENT. eh
the capital stock OF this Company. payable
July LIST, 1919, to stockholders of record acf
the close of business June 2sth. 1919. 81
The transfer books will not close. -, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17

The Board of Directors Of the Empire
Steel q Iron Company have declared the
regular semi annual dividend OF Three Per
Cent $50 on the Preferred stock of the
Company. payable July LIST. 1912 to stock
holders OF record at the close of bust
ness. June goth. 1919.
]. s. STILLMAN. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
INST CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND

% Liberty Sc, y. Y, June IS, l9ls
The Board OF Directors of this Company
have declared quarterly dividend OF
TWO CT PER CENT. upon the capital
stock payable July l. 1919. to stockholders
OF rec2rd ut the close Of business June
los w pLIA1p rrna.nrnr.3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
American Can Company

A quarterly dividend of one and three
quarters per cent. has been declared on the
Preferred Stock Of this Company. payable
July ist, 1919, to Stockholders Of record af
the close of business June nth, 1913
Transfer Books will remain open. Checiu
mailed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
.MINIATuRn ALMANAC

A1AnAFASs q
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time
Sun rises. ;..S;2sAM sun ssts .;;...s:soPM
moon rises. IL 10 N
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. II :ot AN Gov. Island. II ~ A NJ
He'll Gate ...... .l2:BA NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. ,6:O7 AM Gov Island, .5:ss A NJ
He'll Gate .......7:u A NJ
ARR1vALs-MoNDAY, JUNE ls.
Sc Espsgne, Hsvre. June 4
SIS sestri. Lisbon. June g.
&c Iiberator, Brest. June J.
g RIyer Arsse., Gibraltar. May 81.
81 AnEel b. Perez, Las Pslmas, June 2.
Z: s NSpatln' p Bres'' Nay q.
SIS westwood. Bordeaux, MAY 81.
IS Westmeath. Barry. June l.
IS IS Royal Prince. Brest. June 3,
IS kynland, Barbados, june s.
IS Tanamo, Cananova. June IL.
IS Teanorse. Po5s ANTONIO. JUNE 10.
Sc Creole. New Orleans, June II.
IS Trinidadian, Tsmpico. June :.
IS Apache, Jacksonville. June Il.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
:: s so,SI,od at Plym shs,,
Ss Lepanto. at Hull. '
=, 30 stockholm. for Gothenburg, of Dunno,
IS Clan Mscphee. at Deiasoa Bay.
rs Arkansas. for CopenhageH. OF Dunnst
IS Gaelic Prince. at Honrkonr.
Sc Osakis. at barcelona
90 carlow Castle, at Algoa Bay.
se susquehanna, ~ Algoa Bay.
e Clan Monroe, at Cape Town.
&c Phonix. az Brest -
g Mestport. nj Brisbene. .-.
e Hattie Luckenbach, az REQ
De western Comet, nj MelbDurne
IS West Cressy Al Port.mouth
So Hamlet, az Barrow.
IS europa, At Gibraltar
ss Mest Pool, al Dover.
g nronstadt, az Buenos Ayres
ss bantu, 1t Ca1lao
90 Sehledyk, at Barbados.
IS Huron. at Jacksonville
IS Monawk, at Charleston.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- regina dltalia, from Narseules
% CITY of Pueblo, from Barry
Ss Winimantic, from Hull
- Glenorchy, from Santos
Ss N aranne. from Gibraltar. s,
IS Ida from Gibraltar .-
IS Sioux. from Santos.
% Iokiwa Maru from NaRasakf
&c Goa, from Lisbon ..-t
IS west Indian, from Sanfos .
% Lake Pleasant, from Cardiff
IS ". =, Rheem, from Greenock
ss Cruso, from Lisbon
or--- 1x,---e----
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

- Connecting mails close at @. p. o. and City
Hail stations at go p. NJ. daily.
Japan, Corea, China, siam, Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies (via Vancouver
ana victoria; n. g June q. IS, Monteagle.
Hawai-, Shanghai City and PhiEppine
I ns via San Frsndsco) June q. SIS
Tahiti, Marauesas Cook Islands. New Zea.
land and specially addressed mail for Aus.
ualia (via San Francisco June % S. Moana
hawaii, Japan. Corea. China Except Shang.
hal City,, Siam, Cochin China, Netherlanda
East Indies and Philippine Islands via San
francisco June Is. SIS. Shinyo MartI
Hawaii (ua San Francisco juno N, SIS.
SAchem. ~ ~
Hawaii, Fit islands New Zealand and ana.
ctally addressed mail for Australia Cyia Van.
souver and Victoria, b, CD June n, IS.
Niagara, - 80
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Island. cyia
san Franctsco) June 80, Y. s. transport
Hawaii, samoan Islands, Australia and New
Zealand via San Francisco July s. SIS.
SonomA
Japan Corsa. China Siam, Cochin China
Netherlands East Indies and Philipnine
Islands Cvia seattle) July 4. S. Africa Msru
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