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The New York herald., 1921-12-01
GOOD OUTLOOK SEEN
BY RESERVE BOARD
Country Approaching Nor
malcy, Though Nothing Like
Boom Is Expected.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30. Progress
toward normal conditions throughout
the country has been continuous during
November despite a relative Slowing
down" as compared with the previous
two months. the Federal Reserve Board
said tonight in its monthly business and
financial review.
ron the whole" the board said "the
best opinion now looks TO a steady, even
IL locally interrupted, progress back TO
normal conditions, although no imme-
dlate or sudden expansion or boom is In
sight"
During the last month. the board de-
clared Improvement In business condi-
tons was not so pronounced. For the
time being. II was explained, the peak
OF demand has been reached and passed
while uncertainty regarding prices OF
staples. particularly cotton, has inter-
fered with trade buying. Possible
further reductions of freight rates, It
was asserted. has apparently tended to
unsettle prices and to retard Industrial
activity in some of the chief manufac-
turing sections. Recovery In the steel
and iron trade has halted for the time.
Export trade continuing in substan-
tial volume. shows the result of strong
foreign Ocrnanu, especially TOT staples,
which the board declared to be particu-
larly noteworthy IN view of the much
lower prices at which cotton is now
being shipped as compared with last
year.
However, reduction in the prices OF
cereals and the failure of cotton TO main
tain as high q level as expected have
proved q serious handicap to the farm
ing interests. resulting in a lessening OF
. demand for consumable goods in farm
ing communities and a tendency to
, check somewhat the process OF liquidat-
ing loans at banks. Nevertheless, retail
business continues to improve, taking
the country as whole. Prices continue
to maintain a substantially stable POSI-
ton. while unemployment has at least
slightly decreased.
Except for the foreign exchange situa-
ton, the board continued. financial de-
velopments were encouraging. A dis
tinct tendency toward decline In the
level OF market rates was observed as
we'll as ready absorption of new capital
issues.
"The general situation Of trade and
industry" the board said. "ls unmis-
tal1ably more hopeful, and is improving
as steadily as can be expected in view
OF the slowness OF economic progress in
other parts Of the world, particularly in
western Europe"
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
LOWER PRICE OF SEATS
nv PRODUCE EXCHANGE
One Membership Sells for
81, $50; TtUo at 81 ,760.

New York Produce Exchange mem
berships declined $50 yesterday. when
one was sold at auction for $l.75o Two
others were auctioned for SLIGO. Mem
berships sold for $500 In June. when
there was considerable talk of estab-
fishing an open futures market on the
Exchange. Since then they have
dropped steadily in price. The certifi-
Gates we're the first to be disposed Of
at auction IN about five years. and
were sold in that manner because OF
non-payment OF dues. Yesterdays pur-
chasers wore Leopold Gross, ]. G. Wat
son and w. NJ. Bogard.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
MORE GOLD ARRIVES HERE.
Liner. In From Hnvre, Brings
aO,OOO,OOO for Local nnnIkcrn.

The La Touraine arrived from Havre
yesterday with nearly 5000. 600 In gold
consigned az follows: S3,250O00 TO the
Irving National Bank s1.lO0.000 to che
Equitable Trust Company 1900. 900 to
the National City Bank; 100000 10 the
American EXPRESS Company $4,000
20 the Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York. The Equitable Trust Company Is
60 receive 100000 IN gold by the
French liner Paris and s250.000 by the
Carmania.
Small amounts OF gold arrived from
the Dutch West Indies and Colombia.
Another shipment OF 100000 In gold
for the International Acceptance Bank
arrived from Germany on the Lake
Fackler Of the Clyde Line. The Bayern
Is en- route with an additional shipment
OF 100000 in gold from Germany.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
ROME BALKs MILAN's U. 8. LOAN
Prcmfer's Action Causes Threat OF
strike an Protest.

ROME, Nov. 9o.--Premior Bonomi has
refused TO approve loan of 10000. 900
with American banking interests pro-
posed by the Socialist administration of
the city Of Milan. He holds that the city
is not In position TO undertake such
an operation, and also that II is not
customary for italian cities Co enter into
contracts with foreign bankers.
The Socialists contend tho loan was
needed 20 undertake public work as n
means OF aIleviating unemployment and
are threatening % can strik. In pro-
test.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
soos, ,baa ron prPosrroRs.

jsosToN. Nov. so.--The Supreme Court
was asked to-day to authorize the pay
ment OF a dividend OF so per cont. 70
dcpositors IN the savings department OF
the Hanover Trust Company, closed a
ycer ago. Fitzhenry Smith, liduidating
agent OF the bank. said he had on hand
s6OB522 with which 10 pay the pro-
posed dividend on sr.1o7.29s claims that
have been proved.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

railroads could not adequately maintain
their properties and meet even their
fixed charges. the bare interest on their
bonded Indebtedness. They have saved
themselves from bankruptcy by de-
ferring until next year several hun
dreds OF millions OF dollars worth OF
maintenance"
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
N. Y. CHAMBER MEETS TO-DAY.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Chamber OF Commerce OF the state Of
New York will be held to-day In the
New York Clearing House. as tho cham
ber building, which IL undergoing ro-
constTuctloh. will not be ready until the
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
s7a.sao.1oo MORTGAGE FILED.

SCHENECTADY, N. r.. Nov. 30--A re-
funding mortgage OF s73.929.1O0, given
by tho New York Telephone Company
10 the Bankers Trust Company Of New
York. was recorded to-day in tho office
OF tho Schenectady County Clerk.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
NORM STATIONED uEpp.

Manuel Gomez NORM, formerly AS
sistant Treasurer OF tho Mexican Cow
eminent. has arrived In New York to
tako charge Of the financial agsnov cf
that Government IN 10 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
LONDON wool AUCTION.

LONDON, Nov. S0.--4At to-days wool
auction sales 1902 bales were offered.
There was continued good buying at un-
changed prices.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

January meeting.
Charles H. Bernheimer, chairman OF
the committee on arbitration, win re-
port on a proposal TO create n Federal
law for the arbitration and settlement
Of commercial disputes. as we'll as an
International agreement OF the same
character, Darwin p. Kingsley. nreai-
dent OF the chamber. VIII preside.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
MONEY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY Novu,rRup m

Commercial paper. 'i5 days Az; 90 "a N
days. 4M. Liberty bonds and Victory notes
i5 days, AZ 10 20 90 days. AZ. banker,'
acccptancoa, ~ 10 90 days. Az
'Fixed November Q. Previous rate, o.
fixed geptprnbcr oI
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

official bar silver IN Now York, domestic.
0aMc., Unchanged foreign, 0Titc. or so F:
London, g7Md., off I'D; Mexican dollars,
h1tkc., or &c.
The range OF silver prices this yeart
Highest. owest
London. ....... 48ssd espf. ~ nesld Mar. r
New York..... 7ihc. Ssr1 M $50. Mar. 3
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
OrEN MARKET RATES.

Call loans on acccptanccs. cs.............. 4ikg,
Discount rates on prime bankers' accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal Re.
serve Banks.
Bid. Ask. Bid Ask
81 days.... "a 4iA 90 days.... AZ dil
60 days.. "a a. 100 days.. az AZ
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
CLEAKING mOUsM sTATEMENl
SILVER MARKET.

Clearing House exchanges, 5000. 800 900
balances. S92 500 600; Federal Reserve credit
Ina faurpa gGg 300 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11

Str Apache Norfolk; to the Clyde Steam
ship s,r Co s. In in ballast ala, Pier &C. R.
Compagnie Generate Transat lantique; with
Ss7 first, AT second cabin, 1872 Storage pas
sergers, mails and mdse; Pier ST. n r.
str Peter II Crowell, cienfuegos Aug 20,
Santiago Sept 8: to. Croweli & Thurlow;
with sugar; ANCHORED off Liberty
uansand Aug IS. Christiania Aug IS, New
castle Aug %; to P Kleppe g. Co: with
mdse; Pier A, Erie Basin. Bklyn.
1nsuiar Line; with sugar; Pier 90. Bklyn
Str Gull Dtemai tTurk) Constanza Aug
II, constantinopie Aug 20. Naples Aug 81.
tation Co; with 1e5 cabin. $40 Storage pas
sengers. mails and mdse;, Pier IS, Bklyn.
New York Cuba Mali Steamship ship Co; - with ih
Str Antonio Lopez tspan), Vera Cruz
passengers and mdse Twenty-six passen-
gers are for New York. the remainder are
str Gothia (swedj. Macoris, Sept 2; to
Moore & Mccormick with sugar: South
Str veliavia (Br>, Hull, Aug 81; to the
cunard Steamship Co. Ltd; In ballast; Pier
,s se to astss IN baast Oh Hsd
schr sally Wren, Georgetown. s C; to
A Elliott; with mdse; Macy's Docks. Har-
str Empire Arrow. Philadelphia Sept 9;
to Standard OIL Co, in ballast; anchored
of Tompkinsville, I.
Str Santiago. Cienfuegos Aug 2s. Phila-
delphia Sept s; to N Y & Cuba Mail Line.
within mdse; Pier is, B'klyn.
Str Orla (Nor) Newcastle Aug Is; to
American Metals & Transport Co, with
mdse; Pier 70. R.
U 8 S McDougal, Newport. R I. an
chored off 96th st. N r.
U 8 Ericsson. Newport. r I. anchored
off Goth st. r.
U O'Brien, Newport, r I. anchored
off 96th st, N r.
u Nicholson, Newport. r ], an
chored off 96th st, N r.
U Balch. Newport. l, anchored
off 96th st, r.
U S Downes Newport. r I. anchored
off Goth st, X.
u Parker, Newport, r 1. anchored
off seth st. r.
U S Conyngham. Newport, r I. an
chored off 96th st, r.
U 8 S cassin. Newport I. anchored
off 96th st. r.
U Wainwright. Newport. I. an
chored off 96th st.N R.
u s Porter. Newport, I, anchored
eff 96th st, n r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11
Cleared

Str Mexico (Am). Captain Jones' Ha-
vana; & Cuba Mail S Co.
Str Porto Rico (Am), Captain Evans;
San Juan. Ponce, Mayaguez; N & Porto
RICO Co;
Tampico: Pan-American Petroleum and
Transport Co.
Str Lake Fariston (Am), Captain Robins;
5 So? $ CO. Dc ra'1 and Port @n Prince Clyde
Str Dixiano (Am), Captain MacIntyre;
London: Munson Line.
Str Munsomo (Am). Captain Nipe and
Str Munamar CAMP, Captain McDonald;
Matanzas. Cardenas and Sagua; Munson
S Line.
Str ST Jean (Fr). Captain Cordin; Dun
kirk and Hamburg. via Baltimore; French
Line.
Str vittorio Emmanuel III (Aam). Can't
S S Co.
Str Kinkasan Maru .(Jap3, Captain Gull
lespie; Yokohama and Kobe via Norfolk
and Panama Canal Mitsui & Co. Ltd
Str Philadelphia (Aan). Captain Good
man; Curacao, La Guayra and Porto Ca
Str Brynhild DAM. Captain Christian
Line.
Str Eastern King tAm), Captain Sim
Str DaSota tan "a aAm,. Captain Carlisle:
Str East wnd fAm5 cap lahns Runkle
Cape Town and Mossel Bay; United States
& Australia Lines, Inc.
Str Lake Stirling (Am). Captain White
hurst. Richmond; Richmond & Y Co.
Str Menus (Am1. Captain Maxson. New
Orleans; Southern Pacific Line.
Str Jefferson (Am). Captain Horsley, Nor
folk: Old Dominion Transport Co.
Str 81 Sol (Am). Captain Patten, Gal
weston: Southern Pacific Co.
Str Mexican (Am), Captain Keene. Bos
ton: United American Lines. Inc.
Str Lake Gllboa (Am). Captain Forrest
Wilmington and Brunswick: Clyde s Co.
Str Nordamerika DAM Captain Llnnet
Charleston: Rowring & Co.
Str Cape Horny (Am), Captain White
hurst. Baltimore; Atlantic Gulf & Pacific
Co.
Str TordenskJold (Nor). Captain Kjole
Hamburg; Kerr Co. Inc:
Str Mabel p Gum (Br). Captain McKin-
Icy sherbrooke; Whitney & Co.
schr Hillcrest (Brl. Captain Gilbert.
Charlottetown; j F whitney & Co.
Schr Wilbert Bartlett (Am). Captain
Zuljerri. Charleston and Savannah Gill
marten & Co.
tug Gypsum King CAMP, Captain Miller.
Spencers Island; J F Whitney Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11

Amsterdam ana H nnr9 Fin Astral sn sMsor0
strs Comanche. New York; Lake Elsmore,
Jacksonville; Lake Faribault New York:
achr Grand Turk. from Boston. Sailed:
Schr Georgia G Jenkins. for --; strs
Comanehc, Jacksonville; Lake Blsmore.
Boaton.
PORT TAMPA Fla. Sept 1o-Arrived:
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Sept 1o--ArrIved:
str Merrmack, Philadelphia Sailed; str
Thames. Miami.
MOBILE. Sept Io--Arrived Str Eel
Agua (Mex), rampico: schr Harrison r
Beachnm. Vera Cruz Sailed; Str Hamp
ton Roads. Galveston.
NORFOLK. va, Sept 9---Arrived; Strs
Altoona 90 Galveston; Pnralos tGk), Gi-
braltar; Oswcgo. Nav Orleans; Alexander
Eeillard lNor>. New Orleans; Somerset
(Bp. Wellington; West Totant Calves
ton: Afghanstan (Br), Galveston. Smiled:
Strs Maid of Chos Cl5rl, Bremen; Santa
Rosalia. Yokohama; Cantal tFr). Amster-
Montoso, San Juan; 10th. Danhoim DAM,
New York; Jonac. New England: New
York, Gibraltar; cristobal. Cristobal; Rua-
port News; Alexander Keilland (Nor),
Newport News.
.pnILADELPH1A. Sept 1o--Arrived: strs
borg; Korsfjord (No), Guantanamo Pom
Ia, sundsval MARCUS. sundsvall; Sailed:
Port Arthur; Wostwego. Barrow via Baton
Rouge; Panuco. New York; Tloridian, san
PEDRO etc. via Now YORK; Samuel ]. Full
Ter. Tampco; Roseric (Br); Nantucket
Boston; Sunbeam. Port Lobos; f ! Luckcn-
bach, Los Angeles and San Francisco via
New York; McKeesport Bordeaux via
Hsvrc. etc
PORT EADs. Sept 1o--Arrived: strs
Emanuel Accame GtaD, Trieste Farnam.
Galveston Governor (Br) Belize; MARS
tendijk (Nor). Europe Montana (Nor),
Tampico; Nicarao (Hond). Port Cortez;
Rajah, Progreso sinaloa (Norl. Frontera;
Sosua (Nor). Mobile; Tatjana (Ndr). Tyne;
Texaco lat. Port Arthur; West Erral, Lon
don. Sailed: Strs Copan (Hond). Tela;
Fueloil, Tampico; Gansfjord (Nor). Belize:
GARFIELD. South American ports; Knoxville
City. Kobe Torres, Tampico.
PORTLAND, Me- Sept 10--Arrived Strs
West 1sleta. New York; Hampden. Balti-
more.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept 1O--sailsd: strs
Wray Castle (Br), Japan and China; Will
liam Penn, Japan and China; City of st
Louis Now York.
TAMPA. Fla. Sept 10-Sailed: Strs
Truxillo. New Orleans; Island Home Q3r),
schr, Isle of Pines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11
Army Orders
rom The Tribune's WASHINGTON B,ren

From The Tribune's Washington Burenu
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1O.-Army OF
ders Issued to-day follow:
Quartermaster Corps
fsin ss ! aa5 F. r. T. to to PPa sasa
Martin, 1t. J. W., to. Panama.
Aibro: Capt. H. L. X. to Edsewood Ar
,,,,. Signal Corps
Miller. Capt F. G.. to FIT. Bliss
InM1sssen. Capt A. H.. to Camp Alfred
walker Maj. C. A., jr. to watervliet Ar
Hawkins Maj. r. B. f. s.:r resigned.
M ssalana. Mat p - to r. Sam Houston
s 2asnly A. 1t R. E., to Camp Knox.
Pat tsey 1t e. r to p Boiling II g Field
Cavalry
Bradford. MAJ. x. s.. to Ft. Riley.
'i0n' COL M ~ n; to Governors Island.
Ad;m.; Capt II. k Inf. to % wafer Ssr{ Rs.d
sosright. 1t, H. F.. Field Art. to College
p. ss.tion. Texas
Dalton, Maj. A. T.. U. s. Army, to MA,ton
RudisiiI Chap. T. F.. U. s. Army to Wal
vg tn,a,ts Capt a, " r.. U. s. Army. to La
Safs' Maj. c. W.. U. S. Army, to Buffalo.
ttovernor's Island Orders
ranADQuARTERs 2ND CORPS AREA.
SS 49,, N ISLAND. N. Y. Sept. -
psr 0'1i oIners 5l9;-7. In accordance with
Owing 'g assignments of reserve ofriccrs Of
1 IN GO. corp: sa area are made:
Eaton. l. r. C., a2s sth av., n. =. g.:
ePs Philip ST. George Cooke. l. r. G..
~ Beaver St.. N 7, C.; Capt. Robert T.
"a 1t Edward e: Harrington, l. r. G..
III w. nth ST.. n. Y. c. ~ o''
10 tho s06th Tnfantry-1st 1t q =
Mooney. !. r. c.. 1915 Az. NJ. Brook,v ~
Eacn OFFICER named will report to his
Iesimental commander for assignment TO
m organization of the regiment. w
hy command of Major General Bullard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11
Sailed Yesterday

strs Carmania (Brl. liverpool; orduna
(Br) Hamburg; Zeelan3 (Brl. Antwerp;
NJ Elliott tAm), Lobos Bassa (Br),
muda George Jones tAm). Beaumont;
Mexico {Am>, Havana Camaguey (Am).
NORFOLK: Vittorio Emmanuel III CAMP,
Baltimore Ell Sol (Am). Galveston; Gala
forson (Am). Norfolk; Porto Rico (Am)
San Juan; Philadelphia (Aml, Curacao;
Havre: Columbia (Br). Antwerp Quilpue
(Br). Buenaventura; Momus (Am), New
Orleans: Cornelia (Am). San Juan: Mary
ton and Jacksonville; Mexican (Am),
Boston: Munamar (Am). Nipe and Banes
Giuseppe Verdi It>. Naples and Genoa
Maine (Br), London; Tonjer (Nor), Santos
and Buenos Ayres: Harold Walker (Am),
Tampico. and schr Robert l. Bean (Am).
Jacksonville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York

Arrivals From New York
BOMBAY. Sept Str City of Adelaide
(Br).
STOCKHOLM. Sept Str Carlsholm
(Swed).
COPENHAGEN, Sept 5-strs Mofret
jr; Sept 6. Fredcrik VIII (Dan).
SIERRA LEONE, Sept Str Blue Tri
angle.
TUTICoR1N Sept s-str Kalomo (Br)
ST MICHAELS Sept Str Chester VAL
ley
DAKAR, Sept Str Boutry (Br).
OTARU. Sept s--Str Gaelic Prince (Br).
TRIESTE, Sept .S-Str Pannonia (Br).
BUENOS AYRES. Sept 9-Str Maru
(Jap)
SOUTHAMPTON. Sept 1o-str Olympic
(Br).
Departures for New York
GOTHENBURG Sept 10--Str Stockholm
(Swed).
ALEXANDRIA, Sept Str Halmon
OBJ
TRIESTE, Sept Str Argentina ut).
ST MICHAELS, Sept 9-Str Roma (Fr).
GLASGOW. Sept 10-Str Cameronia
CBr).
PORT SAID. Sept s-strs Kathlamba
CBr), from Calcutta; Sept 7. City Of Nor
wch (Br), from Hong Kong.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 10---Strs Baltic (Br).
New York: Caronia (Br), New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11
Fire Record

~
i;se-so Rutgers St; Louis Franke JOSS
a'oe-Is sn. chrystis st; commodo eae'"A
s;se--tsS w. 10th St; Samuel
s;As-sss w. l4oth ST.; Edwin Down. ""s
s:s'--lls W. asth r.: M.tn.ok Char aiming
s''s--fSi =. ssd st.. Colonial sii, o Dys
s;oo-lbso Park av.. awning: Abe
1idcKman -............ Unknown
~ :lo-2SS Cherry St: Sam Levy Unknown
1l;be-l70 K. 18th St: unknown Unknown
i'oo--e Stuyvesant ST.. Horowitz &
70. Unknown
s;eo--3t5l broadway: Flegehcimer
Asto =. Unknown
3:s6--324 w. 18th st: unknown Unknown
S:3Q--l02-106 w. 18th St: unknown, None
S:6o-ls7th St and Broadway. brush.
Trining
4;40--1o4 X. soth ST.; William Kaakc,
e:4o-s1 Crosby IT.. unknown. Unknown
t;bs--2se 70. Hath st.; Anthony
Madio ..................Un Unknown
e:se-Valentine Az. and Fordham rd.,
esto--22l w. s2d st.: Wells Meyer.
Unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11


Minnelsahda, Hamburg. Sept .. Am Limo
Montrerrat, Cadiz. Aug 40. Spanish Line
San Juan. San Juan, Sept 3.
New York s. Porto Rico Line
City OF st Louis, Savannah, Sept g.
Ocean s Limo
MORO Castle Havana, Sept o.. Ward Line
Due Wednesday
Themistoces, .Patras. Aug a.. N Galonas
Roma. Lisbon, Sept i..,....... Fabro Limo
orbita. Hamburg, sept 4. Royal NJ Co
Due Thursday
Latvia Danzig. Aug 81. Baltic-Am Limo
General Il Hodges. crixtobai, Sept 6,
Panama n r Line
Regina d'1talia. Genoa. Sept y
Lloyd Sabaudo
Carrillo. Kingston. Sept 10. Unit Fruit Co
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Sept Is.
Furness Bermuda Line
Duo Friday
Albania, Liverpool, Sept T.. .Cunard Limo
Arabic. Southampton. Sept wv Star Line
City of Montgomery. Savannah. Sept %.
Ocean Co
Duo Saturday
Noordam. Rotterdam, Sept z. HoIl-Am Limo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11
Incoming Steamships
Duo To-day
Vessel.

Vessel. Port. Agents.
Virgil. Bahia, Aug rs, .Lamport q II Line
Winifriod, Marsetlles Aug as. Kerr Line
Pleiades. Colon. Aug 80. Luckenhrch Co
Saxonia. London, Aug 30..... .Cunard Line
vellavia. Southampton, Sent a.Cunard Line
Vasconia, Shields. Aug 30y...4Cunard Line
Old North State. Plymouth. Sept /.
u Lines
Michigan. London. Aug 27--Atl Transport l.
Kroonland, Southampton. Sept Red Line
Pastcres Havana, Sept IL I'm Fruit Line
Due Tomorrow
La Touraine. Havre Sept 3 French Line
Celtic, Liverpool. Sept 4 White Star Limo
Leopoldina, Havre. Sept 2 French Line
La Rourdcnnais. Havre, Aug 81. French /.
Assyria, Glasgow, Sept 3d.. .Cunerd Line
Mariana. San Juan. Sept 4..Porto Rico Limo
Yucatan. Havana. Sept Ward Line
San Lorenzo. San Juan. Sept T.
New York & Porto Rico Line
Due Tuesday
United States. Copenhagen. Sept T.
ScandinAyiA.AmericanL Lima
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Sept lO-Arrived: strs
Carenco. Liverpool; Borgestad (Nor). Tux
pan; Munalbro. Broston Lord Downshire
Sbr). Dublin; Gerty 90, Triest; Venezuela,
san Francisco via Havana. Sailed: Strs
Schteditk (DD. Rotterdam via Norfolk
Fort Morgan (Nor), Frontera Mexico
Ionesit. Copenhagen and Helsingfors; West
Cobalt, Manchester.
BOSTON. Sept 1o--Arrived Strs Soc
walls Point; Meteor, Norfolk; Yalsa,
Portland, DE. Sailed: Strs Zaanland fDt)'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11
Berth Changes

Vessel Transferred TO
Ada MacIntyre. Newark. N J
Bird City Anchored in Staten Island SOUND
CAROLYN observation-disclosures Smith st, Bi<lyn
Eastern Belle ...........1Sth st, r
Fort Victoria ............P Pier 80. Bklyn
George II Jones'.
Devoe's Yacht Basin. B'klyn
Guadalhorce..
Tidewater OIL Docks. Bayonne N
Honolulu.
Pier H, Erie r r. wsehawken, N J
John Worthington. Robins D. B'klyn
Kosciuszko.
Anchored in Staten Island Sound
Lake Allen.
Lake Elrio. Cranes d u, B'klyn
Manta. Observation-Disclosures. Pier IS, B'klyn
Parma. ..................... Pier Al. r
Sarpfos .............R Robins ID ID. klyn
I n Barnsdall.
Tletjen & Lang's D. Hoboken J
Iahama. rIer q n n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11

CLEVELAND Sept 1o--Arrlved: strs
Calcite. Calcite; Niagara, Duluth; NJ T
falo; Boston. Buffalo; w Palmer. Con-
neaut; w Stafford. Islands; Kelley
Island. Islands: Thomas Gakn. Spanish
Mills Sailed Strs w Stafford, Islands;
Kelley Islands Islands.
CONNEAUT, Sept 1o-Arrived: strs
Conneaut,. Port McNichol: William
Palmer A r Schneider. Duluth; Sierra.
Ashland. Sailed: Conneau, Alpena; Sierra,
A r r Schneider. William Palmer, Du-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11
Marine Reports
Ffgurcs indicated are standard time
THE TIDES


me tropical storm. central some distance
southeast of Jamaica, continuing to move
west superintendent, caution is advised all
vessels In central and west central por-
ttons OF tho Caribbean Sea during the next
thirty-stx hours
North of Sandy Hook--Gcntie, variable
winds, partly overcast weather
SANDY Hook to Hattcras--Moderate south
erly winds. partly overcast weather.
Hatteras to Florida straits Moderate
northeast winds, generally fair weather.
East Gulf--Moderate northeast and north
winds; generally fair weather.
West Gulf--Moderate east and southeast
winds, generally fair weather.
Caribbean Sea and wfndward PASSAGE
Increasing north winds over west portion
and shifting gales over east portion. with
rain over east portion.
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Sailed
Trans-PaciGc Mails

The connecting mails close at the General
postoffice and City Hall Postoffce Station.
New York, at p. m, follows
China, Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra), via San Francisco steamship
Silver State, September 10
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia, via San Francisco
steamship Mariana, September 10.
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City Island
Bound South
None.
Bound East

Schrs Mabel e Gum (Br), New York
for Sherbrooke; Harry A McLennan (Br),
New York for Halifax; Rebecca G Whill-
din. Port Reading for Calais; Storm Pc
trel, Port Reading for Mckinley. Me- Fran
els Goodnow, New York for port in
Maine; Lizzie d Small Perth Amboy for
Bangor
Sailed
Schrs Favonian (Br) (from Jersey city,,
st John; Whteway (Br) Grom Elizabeth
port). st John; Freddie Eaton Cfrom Port
Reading), Calais
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Fur Neck Scarfs
Choice Prince Edward Island Silver
Fox Scarfs

Fox Scarfs
"a limited number, adpise early selection)
1-$I50O Natural Silver Fox $3.50
1-$1zoc Natural Silver Fox $3.50
$1,000 Natural Silver Fox $500
$3.50 Natural Silver Foxes $3.50
3-$595-$ $3.50 Choice Silver Foxes $295
2-$395 Choice Silver Foxes Sl95
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OUTGOING Steamships

The hours given below are standard time
or daylight saving time add one hour.
SOi1 TO-unOrrNv-
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