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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
UNSETTLED TONE in
FINANCIAL MARKET
Tonuous Position ~ ire short Inter.
ests She~s Effect on Stock
Market

. SEW YORK. June III Equipments.
rubbcrs food spcrlaliles and some
raiis. iosi tao 90 eight points today.
The markets unsettled tone was laid
90 the tenuous position ~ the short
interest There were ~ surface indi-
cations ~ public Interest
Sentiment was faRorahly Influenced
- retention ~ several important Fali-
read and Industrial dividends. Ease q
call money was another sentimental
factor. the rate dropping from 9 20
= per cent FOR the fret time ben more
usau tNn months on tie other hand.
puetpunemrnt 20 action On the COM
mon and preferred shares Or Chicago.
H. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha an.
conflicting rumors regarding prospsc-
tive dividends on Northern paclfic
Great Northern and New York Central
contributed 90 me uneven movement
- rails
Activity was confined 70 the flnat
hour. @hen au abrupt reaction ln
Mexican ~ truleum. extending nve
points Induced profit taking else
where and detracted ffum the strength
~ the general ust.
Al the foreign exchanges Improved
materially sterling rose ~ cents
above yesterday and thors was a pre-
noHnced Improvement Is Dutch. Swias
italian and Spanish rates German
and Austrian remlttaneea were firm.
Convsrtlhie railway bonds were I'D
"a - the strength ~ some extra high
grade STOCKS notably paCifics ans
FraluFers. Liberty issues we're mac
tive a. we're also most q the iuterna-
tlount flofationa. Total sales pa
value. 81 GT6n0
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MONEY .AND ExeaAnea

NEW YORK Juut Prime mefran-
tile paper + 10 ta "a percent, ek-
chmnRe strong sterling. ai9fy aay hiis
and commercial sIsfy dat hlfs IN banss,
ssTg rs. commercial sixty dag bills ga
"a demand g1g s-s; cables 7Tg 1.s
Francs. demand 19s. cables SOL GuiIl-
ers demand 81 ss. cables s7o5 LIre
demand SIS cables $40 Marks de-
maua e. cables So Greece demand
SIS Sweden demand @eaa Norway.
demand IA 81 Argentina demand aire
Brasil. demand lRsf Montreal 10 ls-ls
percent discount
Government bom6s irfeEalars raHroa q
bonds STEADY
Time leans STEADY sixfs aa1F. ninety
DAY and sIx months s ~ percent
Can mane5 easier. rolling rate e. haas
acceptances l-2 percent
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CHICAGO. june is.--Mueh tambiins
down 1t prices Isl the wheat market toah
place todas. largely az result ~ fine
harvest weather and ~ Increased coun-
tiy offerings. The close was heavy , as
cents e. 4 So cents net bower Cora
lost I "a cents 20 rs 10 "a. and
oats cent 20 / Us cent 60 IL cent. In
provisions the outcome varied from :
i-e cent decline 60 a Rain ~ - cents.
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UPWARD TREND IN
ORLEANS COTTON
Price Changes Were Small IN the
Second Hair ~ the Session.

NEW ORLEANS 1une i8-In a.
small way the trend Of values in tie
cotton market to-day vac upward but
creates stoadiness Mas in the cary
trading AFTER that buslness appra res
to - restricted by THE portp sncment
~ census bureau reports ~ May cone
sumption. and stocks ~ uateudcrnbis
cotton at the end ~ Nay which were
expected THE morning bias which abe
bureau finally announced would not
be issued until tomorrow After ad-
vanees ~ ~ points On the most ar-
tive months. the market slowed down
and a part uf the gains was lost Price
changes were small ln fhe second haIf
~ the secession and tbe close was Set
net advances - Is points July
traded - high as ifas aud closed at'
IIs4
Maeh - tle buying sac done uu
further reports 90 too much rain m.
Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas and.
more complaints ~ weevH in Texas
and Arkansas. AFTER Tine first dtmana|
was satisfied the market comm.ucaB .
re- sag slowly under reports ~ che
first cotton blooms ~ several po.nts
ia the central bri
The market became ualhiua more
than waiting affair Ia the 40 trad.
ing Witn offerings held 81 check be-
cause - eApC, .ntiun - huNlsh firufea|
in the ports dus from tha crnHun.
bureau and % was quite generally rw.
pecte8 that May consumptlon worifI
be found o. be- larger than for April.
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porAro QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, june N-Potatoes Did
stock steady new auHi northern white.
sacked and bulls 70 % - cat Louisiana
triumphs g. 3 cWti virginia e. 90 10 81 20
per barrel Carolina cobllors : so per
barrel.
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla. june il Tar-
pentinc. stead. O. l-f 90 70 sales tts,
receipts esq. shipments go. stock .5.ss2.
Rosin- Flrm salsa l,sof. receipts ~
Ga shipments ESQ. stock Isea1e
Quotations u % see = 3.Fs ~ ero.
90. X 4s8 - $50, * sso w GOO.
WV ass
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SAVANNAT4 Ca june ia Turpen-
time steady. ss "a ~ s8 t-@ sales $780,
Nsipts zoe. shipments 2ts stock s.oe3
T.osin-rIrm. sales ssg receipts 1888.
shipments. zone. stock sI.tss
Quotatious-B D. see. g. g q a1s. d
. o.. . sss. h 4a0. ~ 4so. y 4.aos We
90. WV eso
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MOTOR BOAT N-35s6
Il HELD BY LIBEL

The motor boat 80. Vase was lie
beicd yesterday from the T. =. mar
shais office By Deputy Mcmillan. The
plaintiff Is Thomas ~. Kersey and the
boat is owned by Robert johnson.
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LOST AND FOUND

REV ARD for information REGARDING
lame white hsa Whlrh diNannsared
from SEQ n. Balafox street about = wenk
asu. Hhllaa pei Phone 1850
LosT-0A WRIGHT ST. BETWEEN
RANLEN AND pALAFON. on on
pALAF0A TO ISIS TNESTRE. rOssf.
ely ~ TNEATRE, ONE HEAVY. Old.
FASHIONED GOLD BROoCk VITA
TWO colo FRINGE PENDANTS. LIS.
SONS sNCE STOaE
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LEGAL NOTICE
NorIcF-

NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given thar creditors.
1egafees. distributes and al persons
having claims or deFua nds against the
estate OF the late Lizzie Hosanau de-
ceased are required and warned ia pre-
sent the same 80 the undersigned add
mgimiHtrmtof within two years from the
first publication hereof
This u tho I8th dav ~ June 1871
MAX a. BEAR
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Turpentlne Flrm sa. sales $685. rec
,cipts 42S shipments none stock s.fsN.
Iioaln-F1rm sales SEQ. receipts 9lot
shipments f4s stock se.sfs
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OPPORTUNITIES

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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money on Real Estate in the
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The New York herald., 1921-12-25
New Cunardcr Scythia One Of
Two Steamships Leaving
Here Yesterday.

The smallest fleet shown on the chart
in many months is now in the Atlantic
lanes. 1t consists of only twenty-nine
liners, fifteen bound for this port and
fourteen for Europe. A large propor-
ton of both the eastbound and west
bound ships will celebrate Christmas
at sea, with a special eye to the
entertainment of the children IN cabin
and steerage, with evergreen trees blaz-
ing with electric lights and weighted
with gifts.
Scores of liners not plying the Euro
pean routes and therefore not shown
on the chart also Will have Christmas
celebrations, many in the placid waters
of South America or the Caribbean Sea,
where the snow that Santa Claus is
supposed to revel in never falls. The
freighters and sailing vessels will have
feasts of their own in all parts of the
world. so that Christmas afloat will
be almost universally observed in more
than the Seven Seas.
Only two liners sailed hence yester~
day. the new Cunarder Scythia Old,
for Queenstown and Liverpool. and the
Red Star liner iceland CD-5), for Ply
mouth, Cherbourg and Antwerp. The
White Star liner Cedric Old for
Queenstown and Liverpool and the
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
dERS.
SAIL TUESDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SATURDAY, DEC. "a. 1921

Steamship Line. with mdse. Went to pier
A. Army Base, Brooklyn.
Str w III Tilford. Antwerp Dec z, to Rob-
ert L Hague, in ballast.
Str Typhoon (Br). Huelva Dec =, to ID
Ledoux, with iron ore and copper. Went to
elevator slip, Erie Basin, Brooklyn.
Str William IsoIn, st Michaels Dec 10, to
Simpson. Spence Young. In ballast.
Str Coeur d'Alene. Constantnople Nov Fl
and Bizerta Dec J. to III Bull & Co, with
Str LIngedyk Dutch. Rosario Nov % and
barbados Dec IS, to Harriss, Magill Co.
with mdec.
str Quillota Br), Guayaquil Dec z, Bahia
Sth, Esmeraldas 10th and Cristobal 10th, to
Sanderson &, sons. with II passengers. mails
and mdec. Went 10 pier AZ, North River.
Str Monterey, Tampico Dec II. Vera Cruz
18th. Progreso 18th and Havana Goth, 70
the New York and Cuba Mall Steamship Co,
with 80 passengers. mails and mdse. Went
to pier Is. East River.
Str Hiberna (Sw), Casiida Dec 10 and
NanzanlIio 18TH 10 Moore & Mccormack,
with sugar. Went TO foot of 18th street,
East River.
Str Fort Victoria (Br). Bermuda Dec %.
TO the Furness- Bermuda Line, with 30 pas
sengers malls and mdse. Went to pier 95,
North River.
Str w G Teaglc, Texas City. TO Robert l.
Hague, with mdsc. Anchored off Tompkins-
vile, 81,
last. Anchored off Tompkinsville. 81.
Str Algiers, Philadelphia, 10 the Southern
Steamship Co. with mdse. Went to pier A.,
North River.
Str Nordhvalcn DAM. Philadelphia, 10
Bowrins & Co, with mdse. Anchored off
Motor ehip Bayonne. Philadelphia. 10 the
Vacuum oil Co Went 10 Bayonno, NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25

Str w " Tiford. MacKay, La pailicc,
Havre and Rouen toiD Robert l. Hague.
Str Sllene CFr), Peirco. Marseilles, Genoa
&C (generaD Three Star Limo.
Str West Campgaw, Muchmer, Nalctta,
Alexandria and Beirut via Philadelphia (gen-
oraD--United American Lines. Inc.
Str Hubert (B), Herman. Ceara, Msceio,
&c. via Norfolk (generaD -Funch, Edye &
Co.
str North American CBr). Parsons. Guaya.
quill Callao, &c. via Baltimore (genera)--
American Metal Transport Co.
Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle via
Philadelphia and Panama Canal tgeneraD--
Houlder, Weir e Boyd. Inc,
str Eennecott, Johnson, Los Angeles, San
Francisco. &c. via Panama Canal (n tram
sit-willlams Steamship Co.
Str Maracaibo. Johnson, Laguayra, Cura-
Gao and Maracaibo Via Mayaguez (generaD-
Bliss. Dallett & Co.
str Porto Rico. Barbour. San Juan. Ponce,
sc (generaD--New York and Porto Rico
Steamship Co.
Str Graecia (Sw). Piongron. sagua Ia
Grande (ballast) )--Moore a Mccormack Co.
Inc.
Str Harold walker, Jones, Tampicc (n,is-
aneous)--Pan-American Petroleum and
Transport Co.
str Mundale. IIasseil, Nuevftas, Pastelilla,
go (generai)-Munson Steamship Line.
Str Great Fails. Wood. Cape Haiticn, Port
de Paix. SC (ReneraD--Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Cissy (NorD, Christensen, Y s Naval
station, Santiago and Guantanamo tEeneraD
str Ei Sol, Patten. Galveston Cgenerai)--
Southern Pacific Co.
str Momus, Maxson, Now Orleans (Sen-
eran-Southern Pacific Co.
str w Tvagie, Thompson, Baton Rouge
rballasD- Robert L Hegue.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
Army Orders
Special Dispatch to Tlu NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Mashingtnn. u a. NJ ~ Z

THESE army orders have boon made pubI,c
anr ANIk f-Captains g. S. Clarke, L. D
MAN,, u scj,', ~, ~ hopkins. now assigned TO
Benninr. NANNY caihp
cAvALRY-Licut. Col n c,ia..,,
fsileved Governors Island. detailed as as,
sktam Oulcer In charge National Guard
Aftairr. Ninth Corps Area, San Fra ncisco
On arrival, tako station and report to com
.,fuctions, and report by letter 10 Chief
Militia Bureau Washington; Lieut. Col,
N,,,,in Ml,liain "a. Cooley and Capt. Charles s.
Mliler. assigned 10 Twelfth Cavalry: Lieut. :
Col. a. u. Coke, Major A. W. Hoiderness
Captains II. II. Fryer, V. l.. padgett, p. II
Norris, J; b. Taylor. e.. d. wiltshire, H. NJ
sumner, -. a. Young. l.. l.. Cocker a. %
Griffin, Q. J. Dockier and c. a. uorecr
and First Lieut.. D. r. Buckland arc as
signed 20 Second Cavalry.
0UARTERMASTER CORPs-Capt 4 s
Vincent relieved Boise, idaho. al end Of
luhve to Fort Macarthur and report TO com
inanding officer for duty as quarterrnaster
tept' u. g. Gore relieved IN Philippine
Islands. effective at end of foreign service,
assigned as assistant 20 corps area GUAR.
tcrmaster Ninth Corps Area. San Francisco
CAPT. G. w Van Cortlandt, relieved Fort
Bliss. TO San Francisco. Cei, and thence
20 Philippine Islands. on transport sa Hing
about February z. 1922. on arrival Manila
report 20 commanding General Philippine
MISCELLANEoUS-M G. NJ. Exlcy.
FINANCE Department relieved Camp Sher-
man. report by letter 10 commanding General
Fifth Corps Area. Fort Benz. Harrison for
duty as property auditor. relieving Capt.
n. w. Wilson. Finance Department. Cant.
H. NJ. Randall. Field Artillery, relieved as
is assigned 10 FIRST rield Artillery. report 10
commanding officer of regiment 20 which
assigned; Capt. W. r. Andrews. Coast Ar
tIiiory. relieved Fort Crockett. detailed as
.s:ssissspl Agriculture and Mechonic-s Col
,esc; report sossrSinEiy.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
WIRELESS REPORTS.
By United States Naval Radio.

distances given in miles: position OF noon,
unless otherwise epecified.l
l. Kent 10 SIC Cape Henry oath.
Achilles 6iJ = Cape Henry 23d.
Afoundra 6J1 Y by N Cape Henry 23d.
American Press no y Cape Henry 2Ith
Arapahoe 216 S Scotland l. oath.
Astmahco No 1i6 Montauk 2ith.
Beatrice 30 y fiattcras 24th.
Bramell Point 90 y Delaware Breakwater
24th.
Bylaw G Nh Cape Charles 2ith
Cananova 4gO 5 Ambrose 24th.
Carmania 532 u Ambrose 2ith.
Cerro Azul 40 N Jupiter 2ith.
Chester sun 80 Il Sand Key 2ith.
Chester valley JG1 Il Delaware BrcaSwater
2Ith.
Coahoma County duo Mobile Jan 3.
Comus i2J S Jupiter 23d.
dorchester 10 Barnegat .lth
y II Kemp 247 w Sand Key 2Nh.
Eastern Plant 1,at6 Y Ambrose 23d
Eastern Ses 500 y Ambrose 23d (ln tow ctr
Storm King.
Eastern sun 3ss Ambrose 23d
Ecuador lTJ from baltimore a4th.
III Lago ~ NE Jupiter 2tth.
Elmac 100 SSE Ambrose 2tth.
Eugene r Thayer ~ s Alligator o3d.
Freeman passed Capo Henry S PM 23d
Geo q Henry "a > Jupiter 2ftl1.
Geo w Barnes 1s3 w Sand Key oath
Glcnridrc . Sc Miami 23d.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
20 Vessels i'm Smallest Fleet of
Many Months Now Cross
ing Atlantic.

French steamship La Savoie Gid for
Bavre defied what was once a grip
ping nautical superstition by sailing on
Friday. 1t is no new departure for
the White Star fleet, which some years
ago had regular Friday sailings with
out vexatious results.
Only four American flag ships appear
on the chart. the Red Star liners
Kroonland (O-3). bound east, and Fin
land P-6). bound for this port; the
Hudson (P-20) of the United States
line, from Bremen, and the Mount
Carroll (G-15) of the United American
fleet, bound for Hamburg. Among the
great ships shown are the Olympic
CD, off the Grand Banks on her
course toward Sandy Hook. and the
Cunarder Carmania O-SD. from South
ampton and Cherbourg, nearing New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
ARRIVED.

str Frederlk VIII DAM, Copenhagen Dec
fl and Cbristianis 18TH, TO Funch, Edge q
Co, with q first. 81 second cabin and 40
third class passengers, mails and mdse.
Went 20 foot OF nth street, fIoboken, M.
Str America Bremen Dec 10, southampton
aud -herbourg 18th and Queenstown 18th. TO
the United states Lines, with 2i7 first, 231
second cabin and 400 third class passengers,
Nj
str Messicl, Stockholm Nov o, Revai iith.
Niborg 23d. Sundsvall 18th. Gothcnburg 10th
and Philadelphia Dec %. 20 the Scagcr
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
Navy Orders
SPeeia' Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c., Dec "a

5nese naval orders were issued to-day;
lear Adnhrai Richard r. Jackson. to com
maho oattleship division SIX Pacific fleet
near i.ui, Admiral Spencer S. Wood. to home.
renewed active duty; Capt w. X Riddle
20 assistant commandant Fifth Naval dis
lllet; li,s; Commander J. Il. Haynes, NJ. c.. to
buIeau W. and s.. Navy Department; Lieu
enant-Commander a. H. Guthrie. 10 navy
narc; Portsmouth, n. H.. Lieutenant Com
,,qander Z. B.. Haines, to bureau ordnance
wN.assningtoni Lieutenant t-Commander n. III
winters, wait orders. orders November IN
sgvoked: Lieutenant Commander g. J
Wrienf, 70 aide staff commander. rnino
sIuedron NO. :, Pacific fleet; Lieut. a. r.
T;;are, to L.. s. s. Rapidan; Lieut.. w, n
ItIg' tanning 10 U. S. $. New Mexico; Lieut.. r
5..oiein' resigned: Lieut.. +. Hotchkiss 10
=. ;, ;. Mallard: Lieut.. y. L. JARVIS to
naval station, Key West: Lieut. J. 10. "
fNans' 70 aide staff commander, contr.
Iorce, Atlantic feet: Lieut.. T. n, Kiland to
p9st-sraauate course ordnance. Annapolis |:
Iie,,. n; >; Miller, to Fifth Naval district
1ient. W. J. Russell, 20 u. S. s. DeIaysre
Lieut., Lieut. j. w. Storm to training station.
hampton Roads: Lieut.. r. A, Silson H.,
~ :. >. Eagle IL Lieut.. y. G. Wort mn ~
% naval station. Sayville, L. L.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
Notice to Owners, Agents and
Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval Com
munication Service. Ship masters
of vessels with radio apparatus
may, without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Ottercliffes); ANA
sansett, L. L.; Cape May, N. j.;
Norfolk, Va; Cape Hatteras, N.
c.; Jupiter, FLAT Key West. Fla;
New Orleans, La. These position
(TR) reports must be addressed
only to the radio station called,
and they will be forwarded to
New York. 1t is important that
these reports should be sent
promptly at noon each day in
order that they will be received
in time for publication.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
Transatlantic Mails.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81.

South Africa ('), via Cape Town also
parcel post mails for Union of South Africa,
Bechuanaland Protectorate. Portuguese East
Africa, Northern and Southern Rhodesia and
Southwest Africa Protectorate, str HfDA-
SPES 10 AN.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Queens
town, Plymouth and Boulogne, also parcel
post mails for Great Britain. Ireland and
other countries, str PANHANDLE STATE
IL AN (sup IL so PM -.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25

Gulfcoaet passed Block Island sith.
GulfInaid l72 Overfalls oath.
Gulfqueen SO Sand Key 24th
Gulf of Mexico 2i0 S Ambrose oath.
Hadnot passed Sand Key 23d.
Herbert G. Wylie 10 n Jupiter Gath.
Herman Frasch 235 SW Nantucket .4th
Hoven 16i S Scotland l. Gath.
HoXle 800 i Cape Race o3d.
Huron 23S Sc Ambrose 23d.
] u O'Neil IL Tortugas oath.
Lake Elou 40 S Hatteras 23d.
Lake Fackler Lip s Sandy Hook 24th.
Levisa f,fJ9 S Scotland l. V 23d.
Jightburne tJ5 Hatteras cath.
Manatee due Norfolk Dist.
Merrimack 30 False Cape buoy cath,
Melton S Jupiter 23d.
Millinocket 40 N Hatteras gath.
Mount Evans lat 40 90, Ion Go 40 23d.
Munplace 524 S Ambrose 2fth.
Nora 10 p Sand Key 24tf.
Princess 81 s Fenwick 24th.
San Benito 800 $ Nantucket 23d.
San Pablo 29s N Waiting Island 23d
San Gil 90 SW Nantucket oath.
Santa Marta sSt s Scotland l. 23d.
Sinsinawa 410 Il Ambrose 23d.
Steel Voyager .4l0 Il Batteras 23d.
Storm King 600 Il Ambrose 23d ttowing at
Eastern Seal.
swiftarrow as 3 Hatteras 24tll
Swiftsure 20 NE Alligator cath.
Nancolite % $ Cape Sable 23d.
w Il Keen (tug) S Cape Lookout oath
w NJ Irish Ss NE Jupiter cath.
William Green 33 NE Jupiter 23d.
William " Doheny 7s L Sand Key 2ith
William Rockefeller SO w Sand Key 2lth.
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Str Apache, Chichester, Jacksonville (gen-
eraD-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str jefferson, Horsley, Norfolk (generaD-
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Lake Stirling, Whitehurst, Richmond
ship Co.
Str Lake Chelan, Peirce, Baltimore (gen-
era)-Halshaw Steamship Co.
Str Hickman, Dunn, Philadelphia (bal-
last)-Kerr Steamship Co.
Continued on Following Page.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Dec 2i-Tho time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamen's church Institute, 70
10th meridian, or hours slow of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Cssy, Boston for New York (at 1880
PM o3d and left at 7:10 AN 24th).
Str Norwalk, Boston for New York "a,
p:4o AND.
schr J X Mitchell, New Rochelle for New
York, TO Giimartin & Co.
Lighthouse tender Tulip Cat 1850 AAD.
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DUE DECEMBER es.
die nECENIRER 2i.

Anna. Guayaquil 1ith.... Caribbean SIS Co
Italia, Gibraltar 18th. Anchor Line
Mexico, Havana Ward Line
Holland America
Olympic Southampton 2ist..... White star
Providence, Marselles 10Th. Elwell q Co
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CLOSING OF MAILS

Halls
ymanclo a
by
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Mails for South and Central
America, West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER %.

st Thomas, st Croix, st Kits, Nevis,
Saba. st Martins. st Eustatius. Antigua,
Montserrat, Guadeloupe, Dominica, Mar
Unique st Lucia, Barbados aud Guiana
(Cirenada: st Vincent and Trinidad -, via
ST Thomas, st Crox, st kits. Antigua,
Guadeloupe. Dominica, Martinique, st Lucia