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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-03

a difference in value per acre running
from S73,59 and s54.S0.
Oats were tested for the first tine
dur ,ng the 1919 season. Eight differ
ent varieties Of seed were used. yarie
ties that had been tested In Maine
and New Hampshire were selected.
The results obtained indicated that all
but one of the varieties selected were
adaptable, the yie,d running from
80 TO 3715 bushels per acre.
To demonstrate the value of poul-
try culling the agent cites one in
stance With the assistance OF a poul
try specialist flock of 700 hens in
the town Of Rupert was inspected.
Three hundred and eighty, or moro
thanone-half of the flock, were
thrown out and on the following day
the owner reported only 10 less eggs.
Undoubtedly due to the increased
cost not much was accomplished dur
ing the past year by tho agent in the
way Of cooperative buying but num-
Der Of farmers made considerable saw
ings on chemical fertilizers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-03
Rrusa.

Brusa, into which British troops
have entered without opposition. was
the capital OF Bithynia when Traian
appointed Pliny the Younger to gov
ern the province. It was from Brusa,
then Prusa. at the foot of Mt. Olympus,
that Pliny wrote the letters TO Traian
which are among the most interesting
of his voluminous correspondence. 1t
is said that Brusa owes its existence TO
some scheme of Hannibals, but of the
Roman and Bithynian city hardly any
trace remains. though Brusa boasts of
very fine old Mohammedan mosques.
The city of Asia Minor is situate in
lovely country, rich in fruit trees and
watered by countless springs. and
supports manufacture of silk which
should develop unhndered now thnt
the lethargy of Turkish rulers no
longer weighs on the city and its in
habitants.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-03
BOB OFT ALL NEXT WEEK
Comedian Ponular in Bennington at
Opera House.


Bob OFT, the comedian who has al
ways had a la ge following in Ben
nington, IS coming to the opera house
Monday for weeks engagement. He
is bringing with him an entirely new
layout of comedies that will be sure
to please
Bob OFT has always made hit in
Bennington and he is returning with
all the life and zest that made him so
popular during previous appearances.
Bob says he has with him at the
present time the Youngest, prett est
and best singing chorus on the road
His principals, too, he says. would
make good in beauty contest
There win be a matinee each after
noon beginning Tuesday. The even
ing prices win be rs and 95 cents and
the matinee p.fces, is and 25 cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-03
12. CENTS PER WEEK
WilI Be Price of Evening Banner
Beginning Monday.

For two years the price of The
Evening Banner has been 10 cents
per week or $4 per year. Beginning
Monday the price VIII be IL cents per
week and SIS per year. Single copies
'e'll be cents the same as hereto
fore.
This change in price goes into ef-
feet Monday, Jan. 5, and is forced by
the increased cost of print paper and
other expenses. Over 26O papers in
New England and New Yo k state are
putting raise in price into effect at
the same time and many others have
already done so.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-03
Card Of Thanks

We hereby wish to thank the neigh,
bors and friends who so kindly assist,
ed during the illness and death of our
beloved mother. Also are we grateful
for the many beautiful flo al tributes
Mrs. Grace Teray and family,
Charles |. Wood and family.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-03

VIII tho young gentleman who ex-
changed overshoes with Sam Black
mer at the High school dance please
look inside of same for Blackmer's
name and tel. 154 to the mutual ad.
vantage of both pa ties concerned?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-03
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy tonight; prob
ably snow flurries In south por-
ton; Sunday fair not much
change in temperature.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-03
COUNTRY WIDE
RAID GATHE RS
1900 RADICALS
Department of Justice Agents
Pull Dragnet In 33 Cities
LARGEST KNOWN ROUNDUP
Officials Declare "Reds' Had Planned
to Establish Score of Soviet
Governments
LARGEST KNOWN ROUNDUP


by department of justice officials had
exceeded 4500. according to the esti-
mate Of the department
More than half of these taken in
the aids will be held for deportat on
1t was reported.
Wash h'ngton, Jan. 81 Fully a thous
and radicas and communists have
been taken into custody in the nation
w'd raid conducted by department of
Justice agents The raids were con
Quoted IN 33 different cities. extend.
ing from coast to coast, the arrests be
in9 made With tho intention OF deport
Ing the undersirables.
Early today department of Justice
agents reported that the number OF
persons taken into custody was the
largest In the history Of such activi-
ties in this country.
The roundup, the officials declare,
was planned ten days ago. and com
plete cooperation had been secured
with the federal representatives in
the 33 cities.
Documents oba'ned by federal
agents show conclusve'y. il Is said,
that plans had been drawn UP for the
establ shment of score Of soviet
governments throughout the country
New Yok, Jan. 3-Radicals he'd
as a result OF the countrywide rad
last night numbered between 100 and
$50. The remainder of the six or
seven hundred arrested have bee \
released following Investigations and
will be watched by federal agents
The exact figures are Withheld
1t is understood that the Aliens now
In custody WI be deported as soon
as possible and that the American
citizens will be turned over to the
police for pro secutiOn.
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roo l4rn 40 vLAas,es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-25
STANDARD OIL HEAD
DENIES MARKET WAR
Larger Production a Problem,
Says A. 6. Bedford.

A. c. Bedford. chairman of the board
OF the Standard OIL Company Of W
Jersey, returning yesterday on bo, I'd
the olympic, after a two months tour
of Belgium, France. Italy and Holland.
denied that there was war between
great petroleum interests. as had been
reported in cable dispatches from
Europe.
Instead OF engaging in cutthroat COM
petition for larger markets. Mr.. Bed
ford said the problem Of the oil business
to-day Is conservation and larger pro-
duction. The world being short OF oil.
In his opinion, the situation viii not be
improved by trade rivalries for con-
cessions or by capture OF market mo-
nopolies.
What international trade needs" he
said. 'is removal OF every vestige OF
artificial regulation and restriction"
The italian Industrial disturbances
have been greatly exaggerated, said
Mr.. Bedford. and there was at no time
danger OF naturalization OF Industries.
He said there was n great outcry In
Europe against Great Britain and
France because OF restrictions placed on
trading.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-25
Almanac for New York Nov. IS.
URGES CONFIRMATION
OF SHIPPING BOARD
Senator Fletcher Depiores
Delay in Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a. - Senator
Fletcher OF Florida, ranking Democratic
member Of the Senate Commerce COM
mlttee, in statement to-day declared
mat recent appointments by President
Wilson TO the Shipping Board should be
confirmed without delay. as much de-
pended on what was done by the board
in the next three months. The statement
follows the recent announcement by
Chairman Jones Of the committee that
he would oppose confirmation at the
coming session.
II think" said Senator Fletcher, 'rt
would be very unfortunate to tie them
up until next March. At present there
are only two members Of the Shipping
Board, and there Is a tremendous lot OF
work TO be done. To say that we should
drag along until next March with only
two members seems to me to be absurd
Now is the critical time in the his
tory OF our merchant marine, and &C great
deal Is going to depend on what Is done
neglected or omitted In the next three
months. AS far as ! know the appointeee
are all capable men. the selections were
wisely made and they should be con-
firmed."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-25
MORE CANCELLING
OF STEEL ORDERS
Further Suspension Of Con.
tracts of Finished Output
Is Reported.

Further cancellations and suspensions
Of contracts for finished steel products
have come into the industry during the
last week. some of 1t being low priced
material. according to weekly reviews Of
the industry. There has been little
change In the price situation during the
week, the announcement of the United
States Steel Corporation that It would
not alter prices at this time having had
apparently no effect. The expected
speedy cut IN prices TO the leved of Steel
Corporation prices asked by independent
producers, however, has failed TO ma
terialize.
"The Steel Corporations announce
ment." says the Iron Age, that II would
not advance its prices unless altered
conditions made advances necessary has
had no measurable effect on the steel
market, and its precise intent is not yet
clear II has been understood that the
corporation seriously considered ad-
vancing rail prices, and the fact that It
made large contracts for 1921. into
which the price was 70 be written later,
pointed to a higher level than SAT ton,
which Il has maintained since March.
1919.
Several independent mills that for
more than a year have charged SIS and
higher for rails have refused to book
orders for 1921 with the provlso tina, the
Steel Corporation price govern, AMI some
Of these mills could not meet the Steel
Corporations SAT price without dras-
tic readjustrnent of wages and other
60 In srtav - fHf Inr al fva-
ments for next year, the situation Gre
ated by the steel Corporations stand n
a matter OF widespread comment in the
trade. Yet the prices to govern on 1921
rail- contracts have not been fixed at this
writing"
According 90 the Iron Trade Reueto
THE mixed price situation In iron and
steel has been clarified 10 a considerable
extent by the official announcement OF
the steel Corporation that no changes
In It's minimum quotations are 20 be
made under present conditions. Con-
sumers interpret this 10 mean that with
competition for orders growing kcener
constantly the gap that has separated
the schedule OF the Independent mills
and the leading interests Is TO be closed
more rapidly. In reality the weeks
market developments tend 90 show an
accelerated movement In that direction
Price reductions by independent pro-
ducers have been more numerous, and a
more general disposition is shown 70
adopt whatever Establishments are neces-
sary 10 put the market on a stable basis
along with this downward trend Of
prices has appeared n wider discussion
OF the probabilities OF wage revisions
Leaders In the industry. however. are
opposed 10 any reductions OF this sort al
the present time in view Of tho exalted
basis of living costs. New business re-
mains sluggish and specifications. with
the one exception OF tubular goods. are
backward. This IL impelling further cur
tailment of production, and this week
has added moro mills and furnaces to
tho Idle list"
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ARRIVED.

Str Olympic (Br). Southampton and Cher
sSS rst ea2 s Sc SaDis ioo4 ssssEass
passengers, mails and mdse. Went 10 pier
Str Frederik Vim DAM. Copenhagen Nov
II and Christiania 18th, TO Funch. Edge q
60, with 100 first, Sl2 second cabin and
6o3 steerage passengers. mails and mdse.
Went 10 foot OF nth street. Hoboken.
Str Roma (Fr). Lisbon Nov 10. Ponta Del
gada 18th. Horta l4th and Providence, ri,
Esd, to w Eiwell Co, with first, 8
second cabin. 81 steerage passengers and
mdse. Went 10 foot of 3lst street, Brook
lyn.
Str yalacia (Br), London Nov .. to the
Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd. with mdse. Went
to pier 90. North River;
port Steamship Co. with chalk. Went 10
foot Of Kent street. Brooklyn.
Str Manhattan (Br), London Nov 3. to the
Atlantic Transport line. with mdse.
Bark Prinz Valdemar Dan),> Aalborg.
str MaP 'Sa Hamburg And n0 yEo
l,421 storage passengers and mdse. Went
to pier SO. North River.
2lst to the United American line. with
Str MontauE. bnnkirk.
Str Mormugao (PorD, Lisbon via St
Str West Am9PsGsIH SoTras SaS Ayg 20
soth. Port Said Oct II and Gibraltar Nov s,
TO the United American lines. with mdse.
Str Melton ORB Port Lobos Nov Is. to the
Columbus Shipping Co, with crude oil
Went TO pier G. Constable Hook.
Str Hueuenot, Tampico Nov IL. 20 the Co
lumbus Shipping Co, with crude oil. Went
20 Maurer. Nj.
Str Elisha Walker, Tampico.
Str Princess May (Br). Port Antonio Nov
II and Baracoa 10Th. to the Di Giorgio
Steamship Co With SO passengers and mdse.
Went TO pier 7, East River.
Str Amelia, Port Antonio Nov IL. 10 the
.lantic Fruit Co. with fruit. Went TO pier
%, East River.
STR Edith. Mayaeuez and Ponce Nov IL
san Juan nth and ACuadllla 18th. 20 the
Bull-Insular line. with mdse.
Str MORO Castle. Havana Nov 20. 20 the
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
with 90 passengers, mails and mdse. Went
70 pier ~. East River.
STR II NJ FlaGler. Galveston Nov IT. 20 d
T Warden, with OIL
Str p Hunt. Texas City.
Str B q Kronberg fSw). Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-25
CLEARED.

[From u. s. Naval Communication Service. ]
Str Lake Frohna, Junkop, Avonmouth and
Bristol--J IA Winchester d 90.
Str Lake ton.Rua, De Bark, Belfast, Dub
lin and Cork-Moore Mccormack.
Str Walter A Luckenbach. Benner, Ham
burg-Luckenbach Steamship Co, Inc.
dam via Boston-HollandA America line.
Su Chester kiwanis. Jansson, Antwerp via
Bait more-Black Diamond Steamship Co.
str Patagonier (Bels). seyns'' Antwerp
Str Lebanon, FEELS. Havre. Roueu. &c
Cosmopolitan shipping Co.
aud Marseliies~J W Elwen & co.
str Hahatonka, ADDISON. Bizerta and
Tunis-McAllister Bros.
Str Tatsuno Marn (Jap)4 ota' Manila
Str General w Gorgas, Stone, Port AT
Prince, Cristobal, &c-Panama Railroad
Steamship line.
Gao. &c-Bliss, Dallett 81 Co.
Str Porto Rico, Strumm. San Juan. Are
clbo, &c-New York and Porto Rico Steam
Str De Soto. Slater. Tampico--D T War
Str concho. Mcintosh. Characterization
Str Ei Dia, Woodward. New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Comanche, Ingram. Charleston ant
Str Jefferson. Horsley, Norfolk-oid Do
minion Transportation Co.
Str Santa Theresa (Br), Calderwood, Bal
timore-American and Cuban Steamship C, Go
liams, Dimond Co.
Str shortsvine Paul, Philadelphia--Luck
enbach Steamship Co.
str Ripley Castle Br), Harvey Cfrom Dur
hand. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Steamship lines
Inc.
Str Haslehurst. Hart. Boston--west Indi'
Str AIlowa S Denecar (from shanghaD
Boston-Barber Steamship lines. Inc.
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Arrived ed. str Pannonia -(Br). New York
NEWPORT. y, Nov 22-sailed. str THIS
IoSXSELosUNb. Nov l7-Arrived. str signc
PALERMO, Nov 1s-saiIed. str Dante All
ghieri QtaD. from Genoa and Naples for
PERSAMBUco. Nov is-Arrived. str
Francis OBJ. New York.
PORT SPAIN. Nov ise-ssiled. str Ca
PRESTON. Nov %. PM-saiied. str
RIO JANEIRo. Nov Is--sailed. str Edisto.
Sailed 2Sd, str Seattle Msru dap. from
Arrived 2oth. str NOrdkAp CDan). Phila-
ROTTERDAM. Nov 2o-sailed. str sunland
(Br), Norfolk.
Sailed 2ist, str Ocean DUTCH. New York.
Arrived eist, strs Edgemont. Baltimore;
Fanad Head (Br), Montreal; Otterstad
(Nor). Norfolk sverre. (Norl, do; cd,
Elmsport;. Baltimore; Yoke Maru Iap)'
RoUEN. Nov 19-Arrived. str Awensdaw.
sABANci, NOV 2o-Arrivsd. str salatiga
Dutch, New York.
ST NAzAIRE. Nov i7.-Arrived. str Pana-
ghls vsrg gStt sGrssn Philad eA ,o
SANTOS .sSr So Nov iSwxrriSed. sirs Easis2 Tern
SnOIe, New 10TH anu GUM lNAT
DAM. Norfolk; 2lst. Carplaka. New Or
leans: North Pacific (Br. New York.
Sailed 22d. strs West Avenal, New York
200 bags Coffee: Callao. do $500 bags
sEcCoNDE. Nov 1o-sailed. str Jekri
SHANGHAI. Nov 2i--sailed. str Empires.
OF Asia OBJ. Vancouver.
SHARPNESS Nov 21--Arrivcd. str War
A sourfa IlS TS@p''oN Nov asArrived. str
iceland (BD. New York for Antwerp (and
sTAvANGER. Nov s-saiied. str Gezina
(Nor), Charleston.
(Br), Vancouver.
Sailed 22d str Liberty. New York.
TTIAMESHAvEN. Nov 22-Arrived, str
Gargoyle, Norfolk.
ToCoPiLLA. Nov 22--Arrived. str Grange
park (Br). New York
VALENCIA, Nov 19-Arrfved. bark Isabel
de Llusa (Sp). Pensacola.
VANCOUVER, Be, Nov 2s-Arrived, strs
Esther Dollar (Rr), England for Yokohama (;
Melville Dollar (Br), Yokohama for New
York.
Sailed Path. str Delux. Yokohama.
VICTORIA, BE. Nov 23-Arrived strs
Esther Dollar (Brl, New York. &c, for
Shanghai; Teucer (Br), Singapore. &c.
Arrived oath, str Kashima Maru (Jap)
Yokohama for Seattle.
vIGo, Nov 22-Arrived. ctr Alfonso XIII
(Spl. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-25
EXPECTS A DELUGE
OF IMMIGRATION
Senator Sterling Here to
Make Personal Observations.

United States Senator Thomas Sterling
OF South Carolina, member OF the Senate
immigration Committee. went down the
bay yesterday with Commissioner Fred
erlck A. Wallis OF Ellis Island and
boarded several big ships thronged with
immigrants. The Senator and the Com
missioner will return 20 Ellis Island this
morning In an immigrant laden barge.
There are some who think Il quite
extreme 60 say that a dcluge of imml-
grafton Is threatened" the Senator said.
but accurate observations I'm Europe
Justify us IN believing that the tide will
be overwhelming as soon as there are
ships enough 20 bring those who want to
come here"
superintendent Baker OF Ellis Island
said that the average immigration In
September I'm four pre-war years ending
In 1913. was S2.90S, and that the arrivals
FOR last september. up 20 and including
september 80, were S5.39l. with many
less ships in service than there were la
pro-wag xaara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-25
CLOSING OF MAILS.

Canal Zone, Panama. Peru except lqui-
tos). Bolivia and Chill. VIA Cristobsl cal
and V SiIIiiaH str iEbrc, I AM.
colombia. except CaueR, Narlno and Mag
dalena departments (Jamaica - via hli,s-
ston. Savaniua and cartasena' str Lyse-
cuba o. via Havana. str MORO Castle,
Porto TO-" Rico. 81 Thomas and ST. croix. via
San Juan. str Mohawk. $3.50 AM (sup 800
AND. -, a. rr,,,...
Transpacific Mails.
Close NJ New York al PM as followsi
Hawaii. via San Francisco, str Matsonia,
N japan an corea. China, Siberia, Slam French
Indo-China and Netherlands East indies
Except Sumatra), via Seattle str Arizona
MARI Iapa1 10y cofca and China Especially ad-
dressed only. VA Seattle. str Endicott' Nov
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China. Siberia.
SIAM French Indo-China, NetheIlands EAST
Indies Except SumAtra) and Philippine ISL
amos, via San Francisco. str Tenyo Mhru'
HI Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands, via
San Francisco. u 8 A T Madawaska, Dec L.
ciaiIv addressed mail for New Zealand and
Australia. via San Francisco str Tofua'
III Hawaii. Fin Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria. BC.
Must be specially addressed for this
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
cores ondence. -
Mails OF the following dates. Manila Oct
10. kobe Nov and Yokohama 9th, which
arrived per str Manila Maru. were dos-
patched east from Seattle on Nov p and are
due IN New York on the morning OF Friday,
Nov 20
Mails of the following dates: Shanghai,
oct 8. Hong Kong Goth. Kobe Nov and
Yokohama 9th, which arrived per sur Mont
Nov o. and mails dated Moukden Oct 80 and
Yokohama Nov 4. which arrived per str
Taiina Naru, were despatched east from
seattle on Nov 20. These mails are due In
New York on tina morning OF Saturday
Nov 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-25
SAILED.

Strs Fort Hamilton (Br), Bermuda; Wau-
conda. Hamburg: Trafford Hall (Bl. Bonn
bay: Porto Rico, San Juan; Maracaibo. La
guRyrR, &C; Homer City (Bo. Bremen
Port Melbourne Q3r). Auckland; The An
geles, PirReus. Belita (Nor), Vita; Freeport
Sulphur No o, Freeport, Tex; Arkansas
DAM. Bergen: Vesta. and barge, Beau
mont.
.strs csrmanis OBJ, Liverpool; FL Dis,
New Orleans: Wakulla, Rio Janelro and
Montevideo; Ollnda (Cuban), Puerto Padre
ConchO, Galveston; jefferson. Norfolk; Rip
ley Castle Obi, Durham via Philadelphia
Kehuku. Port Lobos; Shortsvine, Philadel-
phia; Port Bowen, London via baltimore
Kekoskia. Port Lobos: Norman Bridge (Brl
Tampico Hahatonka. Bizerta; General W
Q Gorgas. Port au Prince, &C.
Schr Nettie o (Br), Norfolk.
The corrected reading Of the barometer
(reduced to- sea leveD At New York on
Wednesday. Nov a. 1920. a; 8 AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Blu
reau, was twenty-nine and seventy-eight
hundredths (2o.7s) inches. This closely APP
proximates seven hundred and nfty-six and
four-tenths C756.D millimeters Captains OF
all vessels now lying In or near the ports
OF New York and Brooklyn can ADVANTAGE
ously use the above official data for OBJ
serving whetheNtheir own barometers re-
quire any considerable correction or adjust
ment.
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Cowan 10 NV BY W Race Point noon gath.
Crlsfisld lat ~ %, Ion 10 40 noon 23d.
Culberson $50 San Pedro noon 23d.
Deer Lodge lat l6. Ion 20 noon I'D.
Dungannon lat 40 SO. Ion SO o. noon 18th.
Durango 1.430 from San Francisco noon
Eastern Dawn lat 40 SO. lon 60 So noon
Esd.
Ei Almirante 1917 Scotland L noon gath.
El Cid 81 N Hatteras noon Path.
Everglades i65 Hatteras noon 23d.
Gateway City 2s5 Ambrose noon Esd.
George II Jones 1875 SW Hatteras noon 23d.
Goree ~ SW Winter Quarter noon oath.
Gulfoil 90 NE Tybee noon 80
Gufstream passed Overfalls noon oath.
Harold Walker 50 SO Ambrose GAS AM
Herbert l. Pratt 100 sw Hatteras noon 23d.
Husoton "a 5 Cape Henry noon 24th.
Kinderdyk ll0 S Hatteras noon 23d;
J Bostwick 10 E Ambrose noon 24th4
J a Moffett 2,0i6 from San Pedro noon 22d.
James McGee so S Hatteras noon 23d.
Kokomo 10, SW Five Fathom Bank noon
Lake Benbow lat SO 50, lon 20 As noon 23d
Lake Bridge 2S S Highland Light noon oath.
Lake Fartston 6lS Ambrose noon Odd.
Lake Fillmore ~ SW Frying Pan noon I'D
Lake Freeland 9S SW Frying Pan noon 23d.
Lake Glaucus AGO SW Hatteras noon 23d.
Logan lat 10 30, Ion SO 20 noon 3d.
Mantilla 90 Jupiter noon 23d.
Maui go + Honolulu noon I'D.
Ma2atlan IS from San Pedro noon 23d.
MCCALL Hellas 10 r Fire Island PM cath.
Millinocket $40 s Scotland L noon 23d.
Nacoochee $50 NNE Hatteras noon oath.
NeShODee lat IS 81, Ion s 80 noon lbtn.
Oscar D Bennett 1875 Jupiter noon 23d.
Pasasset lat AZ 80, lon 81 IS noon ODD.
Panama 1872 NNE Cristobal noon 23d.
Perfection 142 " Hatteras noon oath.
Phoenix Bridge lat 80 80. Ion 70 10 noon
23d.
Port Melbourne 90 Sc Ambrose I1:1S AM
gath.
Radiant 40 SSw Hatteras noon Esd.
Rochester 81 NE Jupiter noon 23d.
Sagua 319 SW Hatteras noon 23d-
Santa Flava 67S San Francisco noon 23d.
Santa Marta 236 Scotland l. noon oath.
Suyerado 235 San Francisco noon 23d.
Solitaire 20i Jupiter noon 23d.
81 Mihiel 900 Scotland l. noon 2Sd~
Suffolk $40 ID Cape Henry noon 23d.
Tjikembang 716 w San Francisco noon ESD.
Turrialba 293 N Colon noon 23d
Utoka In Vineyard Sound noon Path.
Victorious 1871 from Delaware Breakwater
noon oath
vlnton County 1877 Colon noon 2Sd.
Virginia Bridge 1870 sW Frying Pan noon
W Hanna 2a2 sw Hsteras noon ESQ.
w Irish 30 brunswick noon 23d
Waukegan 1.527 Il Honolulu noon 23d
West Caddoa LII w San Francisco noon
ODD.
West Calera 4s6 Baltimore noon 23d
West Camargo 1873 w San Francisco noon
23d.
West Cawthon 23l Nantucket noon 23d.
West Ceeron 26S NE Cape Henry PM 23d.
West Cressey 1853 SW Hatteras noon 23d.
West Kedron $50 SIC San Francisco noon
western Star $50 ENB Cape Henry noon
wesihampton 100 N Jupiter noon Esd.
Wiltshire 220 Balboa noon 23d.