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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02
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RA|LS0NUP-GRADE.
Markets of Various Tones
Within the Big Market Are
Curious Development
MONEY STILL STRINGENT


New York. Oct. 2.--The New York
Herald's financial review OF the week
follows.
The securities market In the cur
rent week could with substantial accu-
racy be described as one in which in
dustrial stocks were weak and railroad
stocks We're strong. Detailed exam
ination would indeed reveal lights and
shades Of qualification nevertheless 1t
was clear throughout that speculative
and investment interest alike centercd
in carrier shares and bonds. The rea-
son for this cleavage was not far to
seek. 1t would seem to be a fact es-
tablished that railroad descriptions
were 30 long neglected that the process
of discounting the advantages which
the railroad companies gained by the
rate and fare increases in the way OF
greater revenue direct and by the wage
advance in the way of greater labor
efficiency did not take place.
1t should be noted that he con.
structive transportation act passed last
winter likewise was permitted to be
presented and passed without being
utilized in q market speculative sense.
Now there has come about what ap-
pears to be q definite price reducing
campaign In commodities which VIII en- :
hance the purchasing power OF the
dollar, a circumstance which IN turn
attracts attention to prudently selected
investment media.
Railroad share and bond prices are
H. ,,1,tafrinl nrippS
and they have only recently been ex-
plotted. A sufficient public following
has not as yet been drawn into the
market to serve as a neutralizcr for
purely professional and speculative
sentiment, and given the numerous
bcarish influences which have come
into being within the past fortnight
the traders have virtually been In full
control of things. They have built up
large short interest In the INDUSTRIAL
list and have sought to create bulllsh
sentiment in the railroad list. Both
activities have been attended with con =
siderable success, in the one case be-
cause outsiders were posing merely as
observers and in the other because there
was a real basis of investment buying TO
build on. However, such two SIDED
affair as that is not at all logical anu
cannot have many qualities OF endur-
anre. s,,, ,r;ro;n,es II Is
no marx PACK 30 10 lts, , ~ ha INV a bmii mar.
guestlonaole II thele ;puer tan oe cnnt;nmas
ket whiie credit str,nseos .oa s'n r,ar i,
Whatever special ausan'at'I % t,;a ;;ro
accruing to the carriers Ut tnls I'M
speculative operations IN theii pape'
are and must be goverheu oE inTheS hnS
conditions, 1eyona eSrsum spGnad po'u' IT, 20 th,
point Is wen enough a..n+ uenneu ;rtoros
point at "hlcn hh'.stm,h, sthou uord. tb,
ceases TO De acute o ~ o'non noaso "t 70 bc al
point at whlcn lnsessJ', ,.r, ur ioroo iai,
lured oy wnat seeneI ro 10 So,; tfm
on the lnvestmen.i pa. ho NV " ono ;ra,,
II there Is OF copiI .onaE uu unS str;rgancv
ence; ekceps sna. . " t,n o stocl marSet n
J which WOulu uuCSb thC p'o>n -
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TRADE LACKS SNAP
IN OUTSIDE MARKET
No Response to Activity Mark
ing Transactions on Stock
Exchange

New York, Oct. 2.-The market on
the Broad Street Curb was quiet with
virtually no response to the activity on
the stock exchange. Oily few issues
were traded In to a substantial extent
and the changes, even In these stocks,
were without much Importance.
The feature was the initial dealings
In international Petroleum new, which
ranged from 10 to 18N. General As.
phalt was traded In at 511a to 81 and
White OIL sold at 22h to 22A.
Industrials moved within narrow
limits and were without important
change. Submarine Boat was In mod
crate supply, with sales at 11h to II.
Indian Packing was traded In ut AN
to An. North American Paper sold at
5ha and Oh.
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

ceipts, 1872 tubs. Creamery. higher than
extras. 90 q eeh G; extra t92 seo5el. 81 @
Ing stock current make. No. l, 4oc.
EGGs-Firm. Receipts. s354 cases. Fresh
gathered extra nrsts, 830Bbc; do. first.
IS a 82c; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
western hennery white. nrst to extra, 90 70
S2; do, brown. extra. ~ q 7Sc; do. gathered
brown and mixed colors. first to extra. 5s
Qp07c
CHEESE-Irregular. Receipts, 1862
white and colored. specials. 2sa @28h c; do,
average run, 27i4 dD2sc; state. whole milk
twins current make. specials. 2sh Q2Sh C;
do, average run. 27h @2Sc.
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BONDS
Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York, Oct. 2. - Cotton opened
steady, unchanged to IS points lower.
Offerings were chiefly from the South,
based on an absence Of any severe frosts
in the belt, while room traders bought
on a report by the Times Picayune, Of
New Orleans, making the condition
$50. with an indicated yield Of H.
900 900 bales.
Prices advanced 10 to Is points after
the start on this support, but the mar.
ket continued to meet southern hedge
selling. which operated against the rally.
Reports of killing. frost at two or
Of covering which carried December up
to q ole, or 9 points net higher, while
later months sold 10 to 20 points above
last nights closing figures.
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NEW YORK BANK Statement
Deficit Of $11,o4s,sso Of Legal Re.
quIrements a Big Surprise

Today's New York bank statement
proved to be a very unpleasant sur
prise, revealing a deficit of $11 ,043, $50
of legal requirements by the Clearing
House institutions. This resulted largely
because of the decrease in 'eserve credit
Of $35. .002 900 at the Federal Re
serve Bank. Liabilities were reduced
as result Of the contraction of So
10000 in demand deposits. The week =
heavy trading In the railroad stocks
was reflected in the increase in $34,
5i5, ,110 OF loans and discounts. but
this with the falling off in deposits was
also partly explained in the marketing
of the Norwegian and Bell Telephone
bond issues.
Details follow:
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Now York, Oct 2.-Rates for the
major exchanges were quoted lower at
the opening of the foreign exchange
market this morning. but with consid-
cradle irregularity.
Danish and Norwegian quotations re-
ceded sharply. Marks were unchanged
Quotations were:
Demand sterling 3.49. cables 34ex.
franc cables 6.73. checks s.72; lire cables
4.16h. checks 4.16: marks l.64. Swiss
cables 1908. checks 1903 pesetas cables
l4.72; Stockholm cables 90 checl,s
1895; Christiania cables 1885. checks
1890: Copenhagen cables l39b checIs
1890; guilder cables 81 3-l6, Checks
31h.
Further recessions In the princInoI NV
changes were developed In the first hour
Of busin ess, Demand sterling was 4 AL
cables 3.4sN franc cables $40. ehecEs
SIS; lire cables 4.16, checks 4i6H !.
marks 1853; Argentine at new low 20
Yesterdays FINAL QUOTATIONS.
Startling Francs Lire Guild.r.
eSbiss sssa ::..: ~: ss,tss 81 tis si::iiSS
ToDAYs OPENING QUOTATIONS.
Sterling Francs Lire Guildsr,
esSis' es%s'' ~: -: ss:tts. s7S tiS4 si::ii;
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guilders
Cables $40 ali Iii SiYI22
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Apnrove q. and o. $4,000, 900 Loan

loan Of ss coo, 900 to the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Co. TO aid tho road In
making additions and bettersments to
it's right Of way and structures TO pro-
mote the movement of freight trains,
Commerce Commission.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02
sept. Coinage ro.aled $3.50, ,sso

washInkton, Oct, 2.-United states
,oints during September coined 10000
,,ieces OF silver money for Cuba and
$40, 900 pieces OF silver for Peru Direc-
~ go,d coins were executed for the
tinted states during the month. but
coinage from other metals amounted TO
NAV production guaranteed cmfwypcmfwyD
6i,sts;ooo pieces assresa'ms w.
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Today's Range In Liberty Bonds
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Cities Service Co. Bankers shares divi.
dend for October will be Al 80 cents a share
payable November 1 to stock of record o.
| tober IS.
Philip Morris q CO.. Ltd. dividend Of 10
cents a share. payable November to stock
OF record October Is.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02

INA MfnKNgTs HgsSIE STREET M2EFTSas 5!FH% SFUfsnr
holders Will bc held az southwest oecIsbsf eGIbsf
II, 1890, at y. NJ. Election for dirs0S"
" REoINALD D. CHASE. ssess.ssy'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02
BANK CLEARIN6S
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. Oct 2,-,CATTLE-Reoeipts 1000
head; Compared with week ago! Steers and
steady top for the week slss fairly choice
steers and best cows and heifers. 50c to T5c
stock stock roc to q lever medium and common
to q lower; stockers almost unstable.
Hods-Recsipts 1000 head. Light, steady
TO 10c lower; others steady to i5o higher
than yesterdsys average, Top. ll8; bulk
psosns sow. pss eu
$50 lower bulk desirable kinds, siB.25abl4.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head. Compared
with week ago; Fat western lambs, 6oc TO
75o loweri feeders mostly 81 lower; fat
natives, 75c TO 81 lower; fat and feeder
sheep and yearlinss, 200 to 5oe lower
Pittsburgh. Oct. eipts, 1900
head, Higher. Heayies and heavy yorkers.
$3.50 gis;soi Light workers., 'l+7B@i5,25;
p'fssH fssHEEP AM AND 'L.HSMRs-Reosipt, 800 head.
steady; Top sheep, 49, top lambs sis so.
TOP. sie.b0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02

SEALED PROPOSALS ,
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
BUREAU OF WATER

Sealed proposals. win be received ana
opened at Room 210. City Hall until IL
o'clock noon on Wednesday. October 10, 1920.
for the following;
Contract. No. 417-7Gensral Construction
at Queen Lane Pumping station,
Contract No 4is-Piping Queen Lane
Contract No. 4ie-Piyot Gates for Queen
Lane Filters.
Contract No. 42O--Furnishlng and Deliy.
ering Sluice Gates for Queen Lane Filters
Inquire at Room 7Ss, City Hall
FRANK II. CAVEN
Director
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02

Mexico AVS Union Pac I'd
3D.. ~ 1..... TIN
b.....2 27 Union Pac As
New o Tex q a. 80
Mexico os Union Pac 6s
l..,' "a 4. -. 100
N Y Bkyn Mn H., 100
Beach MY % oS U X OF @ Brit
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

Total. tle TOO compared with SS9. 200 yes
erday. Thus far this week. 1887 $50.
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CABLE REPORTS.

| AALBoRG, Oct 23-Arrived. ship AS
mund sNo2. Newport News.
| County, Now York.
ALGOA BAY, Oct 2s-Arrlved, str Ard
kgowNaIn, IlT), New York via Cape Town.
(Belr), Now York.
Sailed Goth, strs Thi-tletor CRr). Hampton
Roads: eth, parana (Br) Boston.
ANoNNOUr TIL. Oct 30-Arrived, str Tees
pool (I3r), Baltimore.
BALBOA, Oct 2o-Arrived, motor ship GEO
tisnia: strs Morristown. Caleta Calosa for
New York Aysen (ChiD, Valparaiso: Texas
DAM, fatal soth. Eemdyk Dutch, San
Sailed 2eth. strs West Hartland Pearl
Ilarbor; Orcoma (BD. Coronel: Edgehlll.
Chile (BD. Valparaiso; Essequibo CBr). do.
BARRY. Oct 30-Arrived. str Niceto de
Larrinaga (Br), Portland Ore. via Panama
BRISTOL, NOct 2G-Arrived. str Lake Fur
Tough, Savannah via Jacksonville.
Arrived 10th, str Bristol City (Br). New
Sailed 10th. str Boston City Br,. New
DUENos AIRES. Oct 2s-Arrived. str
Sailed 2sth str Belair. New York.
CORK, Oct 29-Arrived. str Milwaukee
cRfsToBAL, Oct 2a-Arrived. strs Major
Wheeler. Philadelphia; Rio Grande (Nor)
Christiania; orari (Br). Gasgow Both.
s aau,'Na u, MAJ t'ap,, sew i9rk
iiens, Ianpleo' uenerai w erorsus' oai-
taE on P oa,t Port Limon. Nav o.,o,.
saiIea I'm. s'rs ileyeula, o Mew Vri nH.
Stanley Dollar, New YORK, 3oih; Wes,ern
cross, Lucia ram srahct. tI br1 N 5H,5
Tampico; westmeath CBr). Newport News
and Liverpool; Morristown. Charestqwn.
DUNEDIN, Oct so-Arr,vsd, str Iceland
New york VIA Panama anu Lytteton.
pUNKlRK, OCT 26MArrived' str Condo de
GENOA. Oct 25-Arrived,. str Deepwater,
Norfolk.
GLASGOW, Oct 2s-Arrived' str Galty-
more lBrl, Boaton.
HAMBURG, OCT 29-Arrived, SIT western
Star. philadelphia Via Boston;
Sailed Goth. str Harry Luckenoach, New
York.
HAVRE, Oct 22-Arrived, strs Farnworth,
New York Via Newport News eth, LIBERIA
tor, Baltimore.
Sailed 18th chip Brynhild. New York.
HUELVlA, Oct 22--Sailed, str Nuria tSp),
New Yerk. -
1ECHORN, Oct 23-Sailed. str Szterenyi
QtaD. Now York.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 2e.Arrived str cana
dian Conqueror (Br), Montreal.
LONDON. Oct 29-Sailec. str Veroania
CBr), philadelphia.
MALTA oct 2O-Arrived' SUI Hurincss
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TOO MUCH BALLAST
DELAWANA'S EXCUSE
Much Of Tt Thrown Overheard
in Preparation for Sec
ond Race.

HAIrFAx, N. s.. Oct. 31.-Capt. Him.
nelrnan of the Lunenberg fisherman
Delawana expressed the opinion to-day
that his vessel was too heavily ballasted
Tor the light weather in which Capt.
Marty welch piloted the Gloucester
schooner Esperanto to victory in yester-
days race.
In preparation for the second race to-
morrow of the series for the speed cham
nionshfp OF the north Atlantic fishing
fleets he supervised some changes in the
boat
A tug towed the Delawana out into
the harbor, where several tons of rock
ballast were thrown overheard Altera-
tons were made in several Of the sails
which did not fit well enough to satisfy
the skipper. and after the schooner was
brought back TO the dock considerable
material which was considered an un-
necessary added burden was taken
ashore. Capt Zimmerman expressed
confidence that the Nova Scotia boat
would give a better account Of herself
tomorrow.
Capt. WEIGH said tonight the Esper-
anto was ready for the second race.
only few minor changes in the boat
we're necessary to-day. AS the series
is for the best two out OF three n win
for the Massachusetts, schooner to-mor-
row would give her the right to carry
the trophy back to Cape Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-01
Bound East.
SAILED.

Strs Annik (Fr) Newport News; katn-
nrine PARK (Br), st Vincent. CIV; Amazon
Maru (Jap), Yokohama: Eocene, Tampieo
Roussillon IT'D, Hayre. American star no
Janeiro and Montevideo: Camana lBr)i MIR
seilles. Colon, Port au Prince and Cristo-
bal; Altoona. Teneriffe; Gieniyon Sp SaJ
Alexandria and Constantinople; Jadden'
Strs Re d'Italia QtaD. Naples and Genoa
Curaca CD Norfolk; 5 transport ho-
Sailed 27th. str Evros (GreeD. Pirasus.,
Sailed Goth. str Mount Vernon (Norl'
sailed goth. ntrs Northern Pacific. Ant
werp; Sagua. Port Barrios:
Sailed 3Oth, strs Santa Eulaie, Hanana
Iroquois, TURKS Island; West lalay, Phila-
Hamburg Roman Prince (Br). Havre; Fer,
dinando Palasciano GtaD, Naples and
Genoa; Osakis, Alexandria; Mar Cantaorl.
co (Sp). Hamburg; Berenice (Dutch) FORT
au Prince GROVE (Nor), Santiago; Domingo
Nazabal / (Cuban), -.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New YORK on sun
day, Oct 81, 1920, at AM, as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and nineteen hundredths GOLD
inches This closely approximates seven
hundred and sixty-six and eight-tentns
fIG6 81 millmetres. Captains OF all vessels
now living in or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, $, Is miles;
hazy: moderate sea. At City Island ut sun
set. w. moderate breeze; clear; moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-01
PLEAD FOR ORDER
/ IN CUBAN ELECTION
Reports of Possible Disturb
anee Bring Appeals from
Party Leaders.
BIZ the Associated Press.

HAVANA. Oct 31.--A plea for peace
and order in the Cuban Presidential cleo
tions tomorrow was sent forth tonight
by Liberal and Coalition leaders. ap-
parently alarmed by eleventh hour re-
ports OF possible disturbance.
Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez. one time
revolutionary leader and candidate Of
! the Liberal party. charging murder OF
Liberals, appealed 70 his people TO stand
up fearlessly and fight with votes as
their only weapons. Given a fair count
the General declared. he would sweep
| the island by 10000 majority II de-
Afrauded, he announced that proof would
be submitted TO the United States, which
could be depended on to step in and
protect Cuban rights.
m But the charges OF murder and fraud
were passed over lightly by DR.. Alfredo
zayas. Coalition nominee. and opponent
Of Gomez. There wiz be no fraud, +"
said Zaxas. THE United States will
rot be called upon TO interfere. The
Coalition party will win by 5000 at
the lowest That win end It. Cuba is
able to paddle It's own canoe"
Feeling was tense in some quarters
as khe last attachments OF troops got
unSer way for tho provinces. but the
riIv generally was expressed that there
tuld be no serious outbreaks. The
u bal number of local clashes, with more
oix less bloodshed, however, is expected.
President Menocal has put heart into
tii ID voters by announcing that they
WI be afforded every protection, and
IN there viii be an honest expression
q 1.-THE peoples viii at the polls. The
Crowder election law to be tried for the
flrst time. was cited by the President as
evidence that the count would be honest
The normal top vote Is around $4,000.
Based on late reports the Liberals, like
9she Coalition faction, on the eve OF the
Election virtually claimed the whole
land. The vote is expected TO be close
nd the results may not be known to-
borrow midnight, even though the polls
ose at P. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-01
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL WEDNESDAY,


tobal Oct %. to the United States and Aus
, tralasia Steamship Co. with mdse.
Str Madawaska, San Francisco via Girls
Str Santa Tecla. Callao. Antofagasta and
Colon. TO w + Grace & Co, with mdse. An
chored In Quarantine.
Str Red Hook. Honolulu Sept 10, Cristobal
Oct Is and Philadelphia 30th to Williams.
blmond g. Co, with canned plneapples. Went
Str Miller County Port Lobos Oct 20, to
the Columbus Shipping Co, with crude oil.
went to pier 9, Constable Hook.
Str Frederic r Kellogg, Tampico Oct %,
to the Pan-American Petroleum and Trans
port Go. with crude oil. Anchored off
Tompklnsville.
str Hahatonka. Tampico Oct 49, to Nc
Alister Bros, with crude oil. Anchored off
foInpkinsvile
No 81. Tampico Oct 10, to D T Warden.
With crude oil. Anchored off Tompkinrvilie
Str Delmira. Tampico. Anchored In Quar-
Str spes .CNor),. Kingston Oct %. to the
Caribbean Steamship Co. with mdse. Went
to pier 2, Empire Stores, Brooklyn.
tooal 24th and Havana 2sth. to the United
l rrnit 60. win W pas.sngers, mails and
rndae. Went to pier 10. East River.
Str Lenape, Jacksonville and Charleston.
TO the Clyde Steamship Co, with passengers
apa mdse. Went to pier 81. North River.
tonal Shipping Corporation. Anchored off
Liberty
Str jefferson. Norfolk. TO the Old Domin-
TO pie. %. North River
Str Marura (Br) Perth Amboy to the
Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co. In ball
last.
Str De Soto. Halifax Oct %. 10 d T War
den, In ballast. Went to Morse's dry dock.
Brooklyn.
Str Pamela. Boston. to the Globe line.
with mdse.
" s strs Wright and Sllawrnut.
" str Algorma. Philadelphia.
" : str Lykens, from sea-
Y destroyer Harding.
Schr Nettie G (Br). Belize Oct I, to ] +
whitney & Co. with cocoanuts.
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Gibraltar; Port Antonio

lonia (GreeD. Gibraltar; Port Antonio
Sailed 3Oth, strs City OF Flint. Genoa Sc
attic Spirit, Buenos Aires; Schuykill Bridge
Bremen; Gloucester, Boston; Neshobee. do.
Eolo (sp). Storborg CNor) and Norwich City
Sailed soth. strs Lake Maurepas.. Chile;
canadian Adventurer (Br), Montreal; Eros
,F'r). Bordeaux; Talabot lNor). - Sist
Baltimore; sori dtaD. Italy; Severnmede
(Br). -; Hirden-Havet DAM. -; schr
Marion Cobb. San Domingo.
Sailed 3lst, strs Daphne Greek. Piraeus;
ofano Siderides tGreek). Constantinopie
Magdala DAM Philadelphia; Shannonmede
(Br). Buenos Aires; Eugene Embiricos
Greek. Piraeus via Fayal; RyEJa CNor)
Bergen; Devon City (Br). Philadelphia; Eros
Fr), Bordeaux; Wearwood tBr). Rio ia
neiro; bark Abyssinia tNor): Rora.auy.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Oct 2e-Arriyed. strs
Georgia. Now York; Outright. Providence
CaIno, Galveston.
Arrived iotl., slrs sucrosa, Tampico: Free
motor). Christianta; Lightburne. Philadel-
phia.
Pelarine Nsw York. e Mattato Texas City
Glove GtaD, Brindisi: Lake Flournoy. Tam
pico; Iironier. Jacksonville.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Oct 30-Arrived. strs
Mfnlnocket. Baltimore; Moidegaard. Baiti-
Sailed 3oth. strs Altamaha. Baltimore;
Sailed s1st. str Mascotte. Key West and
i' PpIiuIiThDEIPHIA. Oct 3o-Arrived. strs o.
sineke, Gothenburg via Shields; VIM p
Palmer, Houston.
W Vaudyke, Port Lobos; Dawson City,
Passed down Marcus Hook 31st, strs Bac
c1,T ORB, Philadelphia for Marseiles
Clydemede (Br) do for Rio Janeiro.
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Fire Record

A. NJ. Loss
! :30-1762 Third avenue: Jennie
Fuitz ...................... Unknown
2 :20-EEhty-sixth street and Amster-
dam avenue; automobiles;
Eighth Avenue Railway. 49,. Unknown
4'5o-55s West 15oth street; rubbish.
Unknown
o:4o-1 Yves, nth street; unknown.
Unknown
7:05-Fifth avenue and Hist street:
lot; Unknown ............... Unknown
II 15-20f Mercer street: Louis
Metzger ...................... Slight
e. NJ.
I o0-2ti Clinton street: Morris
Eabinowitz ................ Unknown
I 30-nlackwells Island; service
building Observation-Disclosures. None
2.o0-2lsth street and Pall-ade ave-
nue.; brush: Cleveland Dodge. Unknown
3;Oo-i1 Downing street; public
3O0-1S20 westchestor avenue. The
Bronx: George Devine. Unknown
40J-3132 Oiinvie avenue, The
Bronx; John Smith. .......A Slight
4do--Go East 1eist street: Albert
5;i0-27iT Eighth avenue; restaurant. None
0:40-l5 Rose street; Marcus Ray
mart ..sss..s.. .ss..s..ss... Unknown
31-iS3 West Twenty-second street:
frank lW0mcr 100. ..a....... Sligit
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

ranham. Parnahyba. NIanaos and Iauitos.
IT Gregory, II NJ.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8.
Canal Zone, Panama, Peru Except Iqui-
Ios). Bolivia, Chill and letter mail for Ar
gentina. Uruguay gand PARAGUAY. via Girls
and Valparaiso str Santa Luisa. AM.
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay, via Rio Janeiro, Santos. Monte
video and Buenos Aires. str Bonheur. $3.50
AM.
South Brazil via Rio Janeiro and Santos.
str Sheridan. 80 AM.
Porto Rico deter mail only. via San
Juan, str Porto Rico. $3.50 AM (sup $50
AND.
bermuda. via Hamilton. str Fort Hamii-
ton, AM.
Porto Rico. Curacao. Venezuela, St
Gao, Laguayra and Puerto Cabello. str Ca
racas, y 80 AM (sup l0:S0 AND.
South Brazil. via Rio Janeiro and Santos.
str spartan Prince, II NJ
Nov foundland (parcel post malls and
Johns, str Rosalind, l. 80 Pm.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at G PM as follows:
Tahiti, Marquesas Cook Islands and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand,
Australia. via San Francisco, str Mariana.
Nov 3.
Hawaii via San Francisco. str Manoa.
Hawaii. Fill Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria, Be.
str Niagara. Nov 10.
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia, Siam.
French Indo-China. Netherlands East Indies
and Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and
Victoria. BE. str Empress of Russia. Nov
13.
'Nrist be specially addressed for this
Parcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.