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The New York herald., 1921-05-27
BROOKLYN BANKS TO UNITE.
Manufacturers Trust Takes Over
Ridgewood National.

Nathan S. Jonas, president of the
Manufacturers Trust Company of Brook
lyn, announced last night that interests
connected with that company had pur-
chased control OF the Ridgewood Ma
tional Bank and that the two institutions
would be united and the bank operated
as a branch Of the trust company as
soon az details Of the transaction should
have been completed. Mr.. Jonas was
elected Yesterday a director of the bank.
all officers. directors and employees of
which are to be associated with the
amalgapiated institutions.
The combined banks VIII have capital
and surplus OF more than s4,500.000,
deposits OF more than S40.000.000 and
total resources of nearly $50,00O,0O0,
Mr.. Jonas said.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27

Cor Stephen s. Day lot on RidScdals
avenue. Morristown, y. j.. 10 John T.
Stewart; also leased for Maurice r
Hellbut residence on Whitehead road
10 Porter Highly also sold Il plot Ia
Morris Plains for Mrs. Willard w. Cut
ler TO Bayard Peer.
John j. Scott sold TO Frederick VI
Gwynne for the Frank Cotter Company
the house and garage on two acres
fronting on st. Georges Boulevard and
extending through TO Ocean avenue
Woodmere. L. ].
Warren Murdock leased for tho sea-
son of 1891 the property Of n N. Bow
man at Locust Valley, l.. l., consisting
OF thirteen and one-half acres. with
large dwelling and outbuildinSA
George Howe sold for Alexander ~.
Blng portion of his country estate -
Purchase, N. Y, consisting OF a Colonial
house, outbuildings and twenty-thrsA
acres. The property was held at y70.00o,
A. Mitchell Hall, the purchaSer. WIN
occupy II.
Albert Lieber. president OF tho Indian
apolis Brewing Company. has purchased
from Mrs. Virginia A. Steel through
John D. Miner, the dwelling at Wego
Lake and Warren avenues. Spring Lake
N. J.
Robert H. Farley Organisation rented
residence on Lafayette street, White
Plains, to Ii. S. Mack OF this city; also
has sold for the Sunnyside Homes Corr
porauon a house in the Greenacres SEQ
tion Of Scarsdale, N. y, to Paul Kellogg
of this city. Tho same brokers sold for
Walter Blackburn his house at Bryp
Mawr Park to Thomas Harrison Of
Yonkers for occupancy.
William p. Jones and Frederick ".
Smith sold for Mabel T. Lane and Beat
rice Tye Williams the two lots, each
25x125, on the west side OF Long Beach
avenue, 100 feet south Of Evans avenue.
Freeport, L. l.: also the two lots, each
25xl25, on the west side of Randolph
avenue, 100 feet north Of Craig avenue
Freeport.
Roman-Callman Company leased to b
Rybakoff. manufacturer OF office and
store fixtures the sixth floor of the new
building on Vernon avenue and Four
teenth street. Long Island City
Prince & Ripley sold for J. Bajuez. .
Colonial house on Washington street In
the Pelhamwood section of Pelham, to
Frank Wennis: also leased the residence
at 123 Monterey avenue, Pelham Manor
to DR.. l.. A. Miller; Prince 4 Ripley also
sold for J. w. Ely his residence on tho
corner OF Prospect avenue and Howard
street, White Plains. n. y, TO J. g.
StarlSey. president of the J. =. Starkey
Co: also rented the residence at 70
Walworth avenue, in the Greenacres seq
tion of Scarsdale. to Mrs. A. Mayer
Pease & Gilman leased for W. c.
Douglas his house on Old Church rnqd.
Conn, near Greenwich Coun-
try Club. to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haisht
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
French Bonds Nearly Sold.

1t is expected that the aggregate OF
subscriptions to the 500. 100000 French
Government IA per cent. loan will cross
early to-day the s100.O00.000 mark, but
the books for the issue may be kept
open for a day or two 20 insure that
the bonds are well placed and dist-ib-
uted. The results thus far are ahead Of
the schedule mapped out In advance and
which called for closing the books to-
day. After a complete discussion OF the
situation. however. It was deemed adj
visable to keep the books open beyond
the close OF to-day's business
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
BANKERS BUY CHICAGO
UNION STATION ISSUE
Is for Sc, 900, 900 and Natures
in 1868.

The Chicago Union Station Company
hos sold to Kuhn, Loeb & Co, Lee, Hig
alnson & Co. the National City Com
pany, the First National Bank of New
York and the Illinois Trust and Savings
Bank OF Chicago $6.000.000 of its first
mortgage 6iA per cent. gold bonds due
on July I. 1868, principal and interest
of which are guaranteed Jointly and
severally by the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company. the Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway COM
pany. the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Chi
cago and St. Louis Railroad Company
and the Pennsylvania Company 1t Is
understood that the bonds will be offered
for subscription at 1o1 per cent. and ac-
crued interest.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
Trn ding Is RcstrIcted.

The bond market developed yesterday
no new features OF consequence. Trad
ing was IN reduced volume and prices
moved listlessly In the foreign Gov
ernment group French Republic SO and
Danish consolidated gold SIS we're the
strongest Kingdom OF Belgium 6s also
were higher. A few rails we're firmer.
notably Baltimore and Ohio converti-
Bile 4ias and Northern Pacific 3s.
81. Louis and san Francisco income
SIS receded little IN active trading and
Chicago. Great Western IS declined
about a point. Few industrials dis
played activity. Armour Company 4hs
opened at 7Sh and declined TO 76i9.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
PRODUCE.

BFASs--Marrow, choice, 100 lbs So IS I.
rcd kidney. sfo.75: white kidney. si2.5o1i3.
HUTTER-Crcamery. higher than extras.
ID, 2aisG3oo.: extras. ~ score, PC; frsts,
google; unsalted. higher than extras, $40
3iNc.; extras. 30gf30Ac.; firsts, 25H2ec. !:
seconds. 2eg2ic.: State, dniry. tubs. finest,
a7Kal2slIc.; good 70 prime 25I26isc. COM
mon 20 fair. i9N24c. ladies'. current make.
firsts. 22n22Bc.: seconds. isc. lower grades.
1Ga1Tc.; packing stock. current mako. No.
j, fsc.. No. 2, i1c.: lower grades. 13dl6c.
CIfEESE,-state. whole milk. short held.
l5@tGhc.: fresh specials. 151i6I.c.: average
run. 1ik71Sc.. lower grades, 1oGi4c.; twins,
fresh specials. 15di6c.: average run, t4n
15c. Wisconsin. single daisies, fresh, f5M1
I6kc.. double daiHies, fresh. 150f6hc.; I;
Young Americas. fresh. i6siat7Hc: skins,
fresh specials. 1oisdiic.: prime to choice, 8
9tOc.
20isc: storage packed. extra firsts. $50
2SLc. firsts, 26Md2Ttlc.. fresh extra firsts.
206d27i4c.; firsts. 24T26c.. seconds, 2lhD
23bsc.; dirties. storage packed. No. /. pc. !.
20sc.: checks. fair TO choice, dry. 1910
20tIc. State, Pennsylvania and nearby West
ern. hennery whites. g ~as. S5asec. extra
whites. firsts TO extra firsts. 2em33c. under
grades. 2612sc.: Pacific coast. white, extras,
3s636c.; extra frsts. 33d34c.; firsts, 30d
32c. other Western and Southern. gathered
whites, 2613ic.; State. Pennsylvania and
nearby Weatern, hennery browns. extras, 81
a33c; gathered brown and mixed colors
graded extras. 29d29isc.: firsts 20 extra
firsts, 2td2sisc.
POTATOES-Bermuda. bbi., t2.5odI: South
era sId5: old. 1870 lbs, ~ soa2. 80; 1G5 lbs.
si.5od2 tl0 lbs. sI.25gi75. Long Island,
bag, si.50a3. swEETs-Jersey. bsk., s1d
2.55: Southern, 75c.ns2.
POULTRY. DREssED-FREsH KILLED
CHICKENS - Broilers, a0I55c.: Western,
stags, 2o125c. FowLs-Doxes. 27@3Tc.
hbls. dry. 27a35c iced. 2GT3lc old cocks
ffm2fc. TURKEYS-20T40c. pUCKS-Lone
Island, 2Sc. Boston, 25d2Tc. SQUABS-Do1.,
sduN: dark, S3n4. TRoZEN-CH1CKENS
Broiiers. 25ds3c. fryers. 30d3sc.; roasters
3l1ffGc. wLS-25a36c. old cocks, I'D
2ic. capons, 4s95sc. TURkEYS-42Q5ac
POULTRY, IIyE-F>oWIs--F 30c
express. 3oq39c.. broiiere freight, 4JG5oc.
express, 3ad53c. OLD ROOSTERS-Freight
lac. TURREYS-Freight. Use DUCKS
Freight. 20d22c; express. 20024c. Long fsl
and spring, 32c. Muscovy. f5c. GEESE
Freight, 1iT1Bc.; express. 13c. PIGEONS
Pair. 60c. GUTNEAs-Pnir, g0c.dsi. RAB.
BITS--Express. lb.. 3o133c.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
STEEL MAN BUYS BIG
ESTATE IN GREENWICH

Horace Wilkinson OF the Crucible Steel
Company mas bought the country estate
of Russell A. Cowles at Belle Haven,
Greenwich. Conn. IL consists of about
three acres. with large residence and
outbuildings. and adjoins the place OF
John a. Topping. chairman of the Re-
public Iron and Steel Company.
Genung & Day sold for the estate Of
James A. Webb to Mayor David II. Bark
man and others the five story building
on Park place. Morristown. n. j.: also the
three story building on Washington street
TO the same buyers. The properties were
held at $4,000. The same brokers sold
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
Changes In List.

The New York stock Exchange has
admitted 60 list s25. 900. 900 OF the New
York Central ten years Z per cent col
lateral trust gold bonds. due on Septem-
Der /, 1890; S25. 600. 900 OF the Swiss
Federation twenty year 3 per cent sink
Ing fund gold bonds due on July /, 1870 !:
$9.434,500 Of the Pan-American Petro-
leum and Transport Company first lien
ten years marine equipment per cent.
convertible gold coupon bonds, due on
August T. 1860. and $4,000. 600 OF the
Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroads.
temporary 6 per cent. twenty year gold
bonds due on May i, 1891. The Tx
change has stricken form its list Dillon
The New York herald., 1921-05-27

Read & Go. temporary receipts for
$40. 900. 900 OF the steel and Tube Com
pany OF Americas general mortgage
sinking fund Is. series G., due on jan
uary 1, 1851: s3o.00o.0oO Of the West
lnghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Company's temporary 7s gold bonds. due
on May /, 1881; $50. 100000 Of the Ma
tionaI city Companys interim certifi-
Gates for twenty-five year 8 per cent
sinking fund external gold bonds of the
Kingdom or Denmark, due on October
15, 1945.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
BIG U. S. SALE TO PORTUGAL.
S5O,OOO,OOO worth of Goods ON
Long Credit, Is Report.

LISBON, May 26.-Newspapers here
announce that the Portuguese Govern
ment has contracted with American in
terests to send to this country corn. coal,
raw material and supplies valued at
$50, 900. 900. The credit for these pur-
chascs is said TO carry ~ per cent in
terest and payment will be made in
fnstalments. The loan Is to mature far
in the future. Portuguese treasury bonds
are pledged as guarantee.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
FT.OJ X.
New York
TO NAME FUTURES COMMITTEE.

The proposal to resume trading in
wheat futures on the floor of the New
York Produce Exchange and make this
city the grain centre OF the world gained
ground yesterday when the managers OF
that organization authorized its presi-
don't, Walter B. Pollock, to appoint 2
committee to consider the feasibility Of
such project. The managers acted
after they had received petition signed
by hundreds of members OF the Ex-
change. The committee will be appoint
ed next week.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
Average Bond Prices
MAY 20. 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Michigans All Sold.

The syndicate which was awarded
100000 of the State OF Michigan's
twenty year 5 "a per cent. bonds at
100.718 offered yesterday the entire is
sue at 1921 TO yield about $50 per cont.
and sold II within three hours The
syndicate was composed OF the Bankers
Trust Company, the National City Com
pany. Harris. Forbes e. Co, Estabrook
& Co.. Remick Hodges e. Co.. Stacy q
Braun. the Detroit Trust Company and
the First National Company of Detroit.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
Yesterday tin was dull and easy, and
Straits. Straits shipments and standard
were quoted at 80 and SO and 80 per
cent. at 81 and 80. Copper was quiet; |;
spot and May 1915, and June and July.
13, all bid Lead was easy; New YORK
spot, $50 asked, and East St Louis spot.
ass asked. Zinc was dull; New YORK
spot, so. and East st. Louis spot, 4.So
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
JOIN FOREIGN DEALERS.

The governors OF the Association of
Foreign Security Dealers OF America
announced yesterday the election TO
membership In that association OF Asiel
& Co, G. u. Childs & Co, Hirsch. Lilen-
thai & Co, HUH & Co, L. NJ. Prince &
Co. and j. g. White & Co Of New York.
and George ". Kcndrlck 81 & Co. OF
phfIa deipbfa
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
SUGAR.

The raw sugar market held yesterday
firm at the basis of 5.06 cents. duty paid.
on which sales of Porto Ricos. spot, TO
local refiners were made. Cuban raws.
however. sold to outport refiners at 4.s9
cents. duty paid basis, which did not
make the New York market At the
close OF the day there were buyers OF
Porto Ricos at 506 cents. delivered. The
demand for refined sugar showed inn
provement at unchanged prices.
The range Of prices in Yesterdays
sugar futures market follows
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
pp,y,YraN STATISTICS
PENN sEABoARD SHORT.

The Penn Seaboard Steel Corporation
reports for three months ended on March
81 deficit of s230.S9 after charges.
It's gross sales totalled s4S6,756 and cost
of sales, expenses. &c., s5S99s3. leaving
a loss of s103.227. The company's other
income was S5,3o4. and interest charges,
bond discount, &C., s132.972.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
sUFT,ny TnON CoMp.Ny

81 Broadway, New York, May 90, 1927
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Shelby Iron Company will be hold ~ tho
Company's office. The Commercial Trust
Company Building, Exchange Place. Jersey
City New Jersey, on Wednesday. June 9Th
1921 at 12 O'clock noon. for the election "
Directors and any matters thnt may properly
come before the meeting Transfer books
close May Goth, 1927.
n. ~ FROST. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
CABLES.

-. 30 10 200 reis higher. Exchange, I'D.
higher, al sisd. Dollar rate. % lower, at
TSt00 Receipts, II. 900 bags, and stock,
TaT .onn bags. Santos futures. % TO i25 reis
higher. Receipts. 22.0oo bags. and stock.
2,Ss6.0o bags. Receipts at ports. $4,000
bags. against $4,000 last year and 2-.0OO
two years ago. Sac Paulo had u 900,
against q 600 and 10000. and Jundiahy 10000,
against 5000 and 10000 bags respectively.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at tie Custom
House yesterday were S637 ,595.15, OF
which s1a7, was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
Si40,0s1.14 for recent inportations.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27

and Broad Top Mountain Railroad and
Coal Company has asked authority to
Issue 100000 Of car trust certificates
In partial payment OF new equipment to
cost s4I13eS
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
THE YALE & TowNE MFG. CO

dividend No. liz Of five per cent. t5ec)
has been declared by the Board Of Directors
out OF past earnings. payable July Ist. 1921.
70 stockholders OF record at the close OF
business June 18TH 1921.
r. H. TOWNE. Secretary
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
TEXAS PACIFIC COAL AND OIL
COMPANY

The Board Of Directors has declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 2ifc6 on the
capital stock Of this Company. payable on
June 30. 1921. 20 stockholders OF record at
the close Of business on June g. 1927.
y. r. PENN, President.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
Albany Awards Honds.

Tho city OF Albany awarded yesterday
$4,000 one 10 ten year serial street inn
provement bonds TO the National COM
rnercial Bank OF Albany 81 par. An
Issue OF $4,000 Of the city's one to five
yea serial street Improvement bonds
was awarded to the New York state
National Bank Of Albany al par The
bonds bear 5 per cent interest
WHEN your Want "a. goes luto The Herald
vou may know thai hlgii grade returna arc
coming frQpl q More than 10000 uus iiy-
quantity circulation assures results--Ad
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
COFFEE.

Tho range of prices in yesterdays cof-
fee futures market follows:
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
Special Sale Totals s8b2,ooo.

AT the special sales day held by
Joseph p. Day yesterday in IA Vesey
street a large number OF properties, both
improved and unimproved. was sold for
a total OF s352,500.
Hyman Rothkopf purchased for
S23 900 the five story tenement, 2ox1o0.
at 90 Pitt street. Samuel Rubinstitz
paid $4,000 for the five story tene-
ment. 25x93.11. at 642 East Ninth street,
while 643 East Ninth street, across the
street. sold for $4,000 TO Wilbert Gar
rison. This latter building Is also i've
story tenement. 25x92.3.
John J. German purchased for Se2,2oO
246 to 252 East 125th street. a row OF
five story tenements, and William Mas
acquired the two story frame dwelling.
l5x100, at ass East 164th street and
M Derrico bought the similar adjoining
building at ass. each paying S4,S5o.
The five story tenement 517 West Fifty
second street went to Henry Ward tor
s17,75O. and j. Kelly paid $26,7oo for
55o and 554 West Forty-sixth street,
three and five story tenements-
G. c. Cook bought Nos. 511. 5l3 ana
525 West Forty-eighth street, three rive
story tenements, for S1S,750 each, and
j. c. Kraus acquired LAG West list
street, a four story dwelling, for $4,000.
James Metcalf made the high bid OF
$500 for the two story frame dwelling
1913 Commonwealth avenue.
Several vacant plots IN The Bronx
we're also included in the sale, the south
east corner of Rosedalc avenue and Ia
coma street going to Thomas Montgon-
cry for $3,S00, the plot l0ox1O0 on tho
west side Of Taylor avenue. near Gleason
avenue, to Ricardo Angelo for $4,000,
and the plot 175x100 on the west side
Vincent avenue near Layton avenue, to
Michael Flahe-ty, who paid S310o.
George Wade bought 204 Ninth ave.
nue.. a six story tenement, 24.8x1O0, for
S4b.500; j. c. O'Hara, the vacant plot
on the east side OF Theriot avenue, near
Gleason avenue. $4,000; vacant lot, 75x
1926 on west side OF Macombs road.
near 10th street through to lnwood
avenue. 75x112.6, to Frank Johnson for
$4,000; vacant plot. 50x100. east side
OF Bryant avenue, near Seneca avenue,
to j. O'Ifara for $4,000: two parcels on
west side of 219th street near Broad
way, for $3,5o0 to ]. Luderman, and the
three story dwelling, ga Norris avenue,
Mountain Lakes, N. j., TO Max Klein for
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.

ia vEsEY STREET.
BY Samuel Marx.
WEST BROADWAY. $50 and ISL. II c cor OF
Bleecker st. 25x1oo. story building ex-
ecutors sale, withdrawn: sold AZ private
sale.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. MAY 26, 1921.
RANGE {
Closing

Days sales ...............
Year 10 date.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY

THE MUNIANA POWER COMPANY
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. %
A regular quarterly dividend of one aud
tliree-quarters per cent. GAqe) on the Pre-
forred Stock has been declared. payable
July I. 1921 TO stockholders OF record at
the close Of business ON June H. 1921.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 35
dividend OF three-quarters OF ono per
cent. t4e6l on the Common Stock has been
declared, payable July I, 1921. 10 stock
holders OF record entitled 70 share IN such
dividend at the close Of business on June
IL, 1921. Checks VIII be mailed
WALTER BUTTON. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
LONG BEACH LOTS TO
BE SOLD MORROW
Auction Of 1,031 Sites Will Re-
move Old Restrictions From
Noted Resort.

The forthcoming auction sale OF 1.031
lots and fifty bungalows at Long Beach,
l.. L.. to be held tomorrow by Joseph p.
Day on the premises marks a new era
in the real estate history of Long
Beach IL means that the restrictions
that have existed on the property for
many years have been removed as the
result OF a foreclosure sale, and now
buyers of these lots are permitted to
erect any house to suit their taste.
Prior to the removing of the restric-
tons the property was hampered by
many things which tended to retard the
development Of the section. Among
these restrictions was one which pro-
hibited anything but n red tile roof OH
the houses, and also that more than one
lot was required upon which TO build a
house.
The new condition of things opens the
door to thousands of people who were
unwilling TO purchase under the old
state of affairs but are willing to-day to
buy. when they feel that they can do
freely as they wish with their own. The
sale will be held on the property, COM
mencing at 2: 80 o'clock rain or shine,
and will be continued until the last lot
Is sold.
The New York herald., 1921-05-27
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
heAmerican SUGAR
Refining Company
Preferred Dividend
Common Dividend

On the Preferred Stock dividend
Of one and three quarters per cent,
beiud the ii6th consecutive dividend
thereon, payable on the second day
of july. 1921. to stockholders of record
on the first day of June. 1921.
On the Common Stock a dividend
OF one and three quarters per cent,
being the 1i9th consecutive dividend
thereoni payable on the second day
of July. 1921. to stockholders of record
on the first day of june, 1921.
The Transfer Books will not close.
EDWIN r GIBSON. sserst.ry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-23
From The Tyibume's Washington Bur

From The Tribumc's WASHINGTON Bureau
wASHINGrON. July 22.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Agnew. Gun. J. W. to " S. s. RES
Arvin. Lit. G. S.. to New Orleans.
Barowski, APP elk. W H, resigned.
Blossei. Oh. Gun. B. E.. to Brooklyn.
Boyd Mach; F.. resigned
Campbell. Lit. c. W. A, to Washington
Carey. 1t. Com. l.. c.. TO L. S. S. Reno.
Clark. Lit II. w, resigned
Craig. 1t; G. to y. 5. s. b;
Davidson. Lit Com. A B., to L. S. S. Cam
den
Dean De BIT Il. F. F., H, to U S $ New r Mssieo
Dunbar. 1t p H. to New York.
Earle, It. Q. B., to San Francisco;
ELY. Lit H F., to L. S. S. New York
E 7. la i,. 1t &; e. + T.. to Hsytt.
Hamilton, 1t. W. V to U s 5. Tennessee.
Henning 1t, E. R., to U. s. s. REG.
Heun. Pharrn- f. E., to Puget sound
Holland, Gun Fl. J., TO 5th Dist.
Hoover Ems. w. D.. to acific feet.
Howard, 1t. r. II, to Boston.
Kelsh. Ems G, r. % Washington;
LaphaIn, 1t. Com +. b, to Washington.
Martin, It. A jr., to Philadelphia
Martin, 1t O. O., to Washington.
>
Mayhew. Lit. j. C.. to U. 8 s. New York.
McGrail. Mach. T. E.. resigned.
Mckee. Lit. Com. E. w. to Pacific feet.
Meyer. Capt. D. S, 20 Mare Island.
Muench, Bosn. W. resigned.
Mundale, 1t. A. o.. to Great Lakes.
Mites 1t. Com. e. K, to u s, s. Maumee.
Ofhey. Lit. A. N. to Pacific feet.
Osborne, Gun. H., TO II. s. s. Bath.
Park Lit, P. H.. 10 U. $. s. RIA.
Patton 1t. C. e, to Brooklyn
Phillips, 1t. B. c.. resigned
Poindexter, 1t. c. ~, to L. s. s. SIS.
QuaDdt 1t. II. F.. resigned.
Quinn. 1t. H Q; n. to Rockaway Beach.
Rodman. 1t. j. E., to New London.
Seymour, Ems w. A, resigned.
Sheridan. CHI. Pharn, w. F.. rssigned
shumate. Ap. clk. N. w. TO Washington
smith 1t. F. A, 20 L. S. s SAB
Smith 1t G. G., to U. S. s. Melville
Smith, 1t. w e., TO Mare Island
Sperry 1t. NJ l.. jr.. resigned.
stone Lit. Com. Z. s. to Pacific feet.
Throop 1t. f. T.. 70 Philadelphia.
Wagner Lit. C. w, 10 L. s. S. Isabel
Weitnauer. Gun. C. E.. resigned.
Young 1t. w. B.. TO U. S. S. Beil6nap.
Littlefieid. LII. A. r., to U. s. s. Jason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-23
Maritime Miscellany

NEW YORK. July 22-Owing to the de-
mand for cabin accommodation for Ameri-
can tourists wiGhing to leave the Continent
in Angus. and September for home, the
American Line has arranged for the Mon
solia and the Manchuria carrying first
Cherbourg their westward passa ges
which begin at Hamburg August II, Sep
TENDER IA and IS.
It also is announced that the Mongolia
will call at Plymouth, England, on her
next voyage to Hamburg which begins at
New York July IS. and announced call
at Vigo. Spain, for the Mongolia has been
canceied.
BOSTON, July 21-Judge Anderson in
confirmed the hid OF 5000 by New York
interests for the American schr David
Cohen.
LONDON, July 21-shippping Board str
Seekonk. New Orleans and Mobile for
Hamburg. reports by wireless July 90 that
she is drifting south at the rate OF TWO
miles an hour in lat so y, Ion % w.
OGpENSBURG. Y, July 22-The str
City OF Hamilton. which went aground In
lroquois on july IS. was reuoated to-day
The wrecking tug Mary Hall was sunk
in thirteen feet OF water during the sal
vaging operations It is believed the tug
be raised.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 22-The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company's str Admiral
Farragat, which WAS disa bled last night off
the coast ten miles north of here. passed
into the harbor O'Clock to-day in tow
her dock. where the twelve crew mem bers
who were Injured in the feed pipe ex plcson
which crippled the vessel were removed.
PORTLAND, ORE. July 22--Announce-