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REDEMPTION NOTICE
Harrisburg Light and Power Co.

Tire-Near Six Per Cent Gold Notes.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN that the Har-
's-burg Light and Power Company. pursuant
&c tho provisions OF Article IL. Section /. of
Its indan are TO Commonwealth Trust Com
pany as Trustee AAtod December ., 1918,
has sl~ct-d TO pay and ~~deem on tho first
day Of Juns, 1921. Forty-tvo Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars ($4o. .J00.0D Of - outstand-
sued under said indenturc. o: the following
numbers and demon nations. TO wit: Notes
numbered io5. rs. i23. i3f. i3s. 40. fs5.
1I6. 14s. 10, i66, iG7. 1870. III, ISL 1872. isa,
20l. 2o2. .06. 207, 30, 2ii. 2l5. 2i6. 226. go.
2So. 2+i, 242. 80, 80 aad 80. Of tn. den9X-
ina.ion. Of one Thousand Dollars ls1 0O)
each, and Notes numbered 10. 20. 20. 81, -.
81, 80, 3s &c, 80, 90, 5s 81. 63. 70, 81, 81, ns
and % OF the denomination OF Five Hundred,
Dola~y $500 0o) each. by payment OF the
Interest thereon TO said first day Of Junc.
1921. In accordance with the provisions OF
satd indenture. the above mentioned Notes
VIII be and become due and payable on said
first day OF June. 1921. AZ the office OF tho
comrnonwe weaith Trust Company 222 Market
par and accrued Interest thereon 70 such
date, and that from and after said date frs-
tcrost on the above mentioned Notes shall
cease and said Notes shall be deemed to be
paid and discharg rged and not outstanding for.
any Of the purposes or snt'tled 70 any OF tho
said Notes hereby reQuln'd 20 present tbs
same for redemption and payment on SD
date at said office Of tho Commonwealth
Trust Company. accompanied BY all coupons
maturing after said date.
Federal Income Tax certificates with yr-
spect 20 the accrued interest must be fur-
nished.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
H. w. STONE. secretarf.
Dated Apfn 90. 1921. y,
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LATE RISE FEATURE
OF COTTON MARKET
Trading Is Generally Dull and
Close Is Steady and Up to 8
to 80 Points Net

The cotton market was featured yes
which carried most options about II
cent a pound net higher. On the whole.
the day lacked feature, business falling
away to almost nothing at times. Sup
port came chiefly from the trade and
Wall Street. There was also scattered
covering on the part of room shorts,
uneasy because of more optimistic ,ad-
vices from domestic cotton goods cir
cles. Demand for goods during the
last week was much improved. No
cables came from Liverpool owing to
the holiday in the English centre. Brok-
ers operating for Liverpool account oc-
casionally bought cotton
First sales were unchanged to
points net higher in quiet trading. Some
switching of July to October selling for
Southern wire house account was In
evidence at the outset. Floor feeling
was mixed, most traders bAing OF. the
mind that there could be no decided
betterment until the European situation
should clear up definitely. The weather
news was regarded as a standof. The
official map showed cloudy and showery
conditions in the Eastern belt. including
precipitation of 1.2S at Augusta. 1853 at
Thomasville, IA at Macon and 54 at
Charleston, besides a little elsewhere.
Prices were very little changed from
Saturdays closing level until the last
hour. Up to 2 o'clock the greatest gain
was about Is points In October. Sup
port increased toward the finish. The
available supply of contracts seemed
smaller and few stop loss orders were
uncovered. The market made new highs
steadily in the Anal few minutes. The
close was steady, 8 to 80 points net
higher and local spot finished up !. 10
points to 1866 cents.
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CABLES.

Receipts AZ Rio for two days were 10000
bags with the stock $500 bags Sanfrs
receipts were II 900 and stock 2.ssi 600 bagss
Receipts al those ports ~ 900 bags, against
. 600 n year ago and 30.op two years ryu-
Sac pauio 10 200. against 100 and 25,GQS
and Jundiahy u. 600. against 5000 and 1onsV
bags respectively. Cleared froa Rio 800 eaEp
for Canada V
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JUDGMENTS FILED.
N-ty srssfs "


The following judgments were filed yester.
day. the first name being that of tho debtor
ANTON1ELLo, Rocco--A. Milders
.et al. 500. .......... ............. 1908 ~
Basllman ......:........:.. 1919
Drawrssteel 60. ................... 2isao
Machine .Co....................... e7os5
IMc..R: snberstein. ............. 1888
AUTOMOBILE VIGILANCE ASSN.
iNc-Mark spicgel Realty Corr. 1868
ANAfA. John (Bernma Mfg.
Agencyl Columbia Ribbon Coz. i,5a56s
ne: c:....'.... ...-..,...'.,,.~..'..,'.' 47s.5i
co......-...,.......- -..e.~....... ies3.oa
Observation-Disclosures. ton tei. 20
Harris--A. Ruseh Ct al. l...e..,..... 1eo.2o
Chemical Works. me; .;..;...:.. i2,esS. .Te
BLACK 4 WHITE CAB Co. INC.
COHEN, Jiiliug-S. Sohelsohn. &c.. 223. a.
-salemsnea Furniture WORKS.. 53o.2a
COMPOSITE METAL LATH CO.
Columbia University IN the city
OF ~, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i3G. gi
y. 6. cecin. ......... ......... eos7 "a
urady '...........'.,'. ,'........, e.O3s.o5
Iontano tCimino Distributing CO..
%. G, Wiefingor et all. ..,...... 1913
CHARLOTTE Robins L.-Elias
Co... .........,s.......... i,ess, a
cHAIF'ETz. samuel--Bu,ler Bros. 1890
cuYLER REALTY co.-Teneo
co%ssoLrpArEb FILM IAnori
TORIES 60. Scott scott, Inc 5000
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Producer Wanted

New, well financed Consolidated
Stock Exchange house wants
Board Room and telephone man
with clientele at once, Excellent
proposition to the right man.
Give full details in letter. Strict
est confidence. Address w 4. r.,
Postofficc box 372, City Hall
Station, New York.
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers In bankruptcy were
appointed Monday by Judge Hand In the
United States District Court:
JOHN J.. LYTTLE. temporary receiver Tor
Frank Freeman and Max Amtei. trading
as the Wholesale Tire Company, automobile
supplies, 900 Seventh avenue, with bond
OF 5000 Liabilities are estimated at sio-
600 and assets at $4,000.
WALTER L. BRYANT, receiver for Nathan
Louis and Morris Seiden. trading as Seiden
Bros: living ~ New fork city, ana condqsis is,l
Belleville avenue and 263 Springfield ave-
nue., Newark. ~. j., with bond of - ,Vp'
JOHN l.. LYTTI,E. receiver FOR the Come
posite Metal Lathe Company. AGAINST whori
petition was filed Mays 5. 1921, with a
bond OF $1,000
In this district for Jacob Ulllan, against
whom an involuntary petition 81 bank.
ruptcy was filed in the Eastern District Of
Of 5000. casteiiano is the general re-
ceiver appointed. In the Eastern District.
The petition for his appointment as aneil.
has furniture, beds. cots, rugs, &c, 70
the value Of $4,000. in Hurleyvllle, y. r.
JULIAN HARTRIpGE, Temporary receiver
FOR Alaatir NJ. Frame. Reginal r.. Leay-
craft and David Stone. trading az Franz,
a WaIi street Io Win iPersSfs bond X
RICHARD O. SMITH temporary receiver
for the watkin Dress Co, Inc, dresssS,
WALTER l.. BOGANT. temporary receiver
for Mas Smith. retail .dresses and mil
lincry i0i West Forty third street who
resides IN Brooklyn and against whom an
involuntary petition was filed in the East
crn Distric, OF New York, April H. with
bond cf si,OOO.
WALTER =, BRYANT. temporary receiver
for beopoldo Avaienc. retail grocer, VIZ
East Seventh street, with a bond of 81 900
BERTHA REMBAUGH. temporary receiver
Tor Fcil 4 Schwartz, Inc, embroidery q
West Houston street. with BOND OF
WALTER l.. BRYANT. temporary receiver
Tor the Fordham Baking Company. whole
sale bakery, 1882 Hoffman street, Bronx,
with bond of 81 900.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules IN bankruptcy were
filed Monday IN the United states District
Court:
BRONX AUToMoTIvE SALES corr
Schedules OF the Bronx Automotive Sales
Corporation. selling automobiles, 400 East
lI3d street. Bronx, show. liabilities ~ S20,-
I07, oil unsecured claims. and assets of
1880, Of which 81 500 Is stock in .fede
and 81 ,6pT debts due on open accounts.
Martin Gollubier Is attorney for the bank
rupt.
JACOB wf11Ss-echeauler ~ Jacob Weiss,
copartncr inethc firm trading NJ the
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THE rITrsBuRGH, yoUNGsTowN &
ASHTABuTA RAILWAY CONTAIN.
IfIce ~ tho Treasurel

Pittsburgh. Pa, May ., 1921.
First General Mortgage -Four Per Cent.
jIonds OF this Company TO an aggregate cost
- rorty-sIx Thousand Six Hundred Dollars
(s4G. .eoo) will be purchased for the Sinking
Fund on Wednesday, June !, 1921, from the
lowest bidders ut price not 10 exceed par
and interest. Sealed proposals 10 sell bonds
must be In the hands OF the Farmers Loan
a. Trust Company, New York City, before
close OF business, three o'clock v. NJ on
Tuesday, May 81 1921. and bonds accepted
must be delivered June fst or security
furnished that day. IL required. that delivery
will be made within ten DAYS.
r. ". u. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
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Army Orders

Special Despatch % THE New YoEE HEssiD.
New York Herald Rureau.
Washington. -. g.. Nav 10.
These army orders have been mad public
INFANTRY-~Ftrst Lieut. J, L. Gihncy fif-
tpcnth Infantry. transferred e Forty -Nrat
Infantry. Camp Meade Cart Richard b5us
lac. honorabiv discharged.
CANk1Rv-Cart v u, runldc. ASSIGNED
to Fourth Cavalry. nj tert Hrowr
MEDICAL .CoRrS--Nainr q. q, HuNer tN
Fort smelling. Capt ~. Daily. Medical
Reserve corps, "a Nis homo and fgihv"d
from further Rctiv, duty, Capt r. W. Hur-
ton. special orders May :, revoked.
ORDNANCE. RESERVE CORps-Caps. &.
II. RisiCr. Ordnance Reserve Corps snt~is.
orders Decent ~ 80. 1920 amended, remain
on sctive duty not later than June 80.
CfEMiCAt. WARFARE SERNtCt-Msior
n, G. pitt., report 20 commanding officer
EdRewood Arsenal Edgewood, n. y.
AIR SERVtCE-First Lieut.. G.. Il. Greene,
70 Lettorman General Hospital. Presidio. o.
San Francisco
GENERAL STAFF CORpS-Brig Gen. a.
y. Eowley, relieved from further duty IN
General STAFF Corps.
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BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
SUGAR.
RAW

The range OF prices In yesterday's
sugar futures market follows. --.-
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EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK;

Wheat. ss.6Gs bu. barley. S,1S bu7;
peas, 1900 bu.: flour. 53.6o5 sacks; pz=
cons f7S600 lbs: lard. t.eti,fIe Tbs.
choose. 232.9S0 lbs; cottonseed OIL. s4@
600 lbs. luhrieounE oil. ae.seo gals. 4
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sEx divIden
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

Rensor Company, against whom IA petition
was filed February 4. 1891, show liabiitics
OF s5,2of, Of which S3,62i unsecured
claims, S602 secured claims and 1919 notes
and bills. and no assets. Abraham karp Is
attorney for the bankrupt.
COUNTESS DRESS AND COSTUME CO.
1NC.-Scheduies OF the Countess Dress and
Costume Company, Inc, against whom a
petition was filed, show liabilities OF $40
32s, or which S20.4i6 are unsecured claims,
and assets OF si3615. OF which 5000 is
stock In trade, S3.25i debts due on open
accounts and x4.463 deposits of money In
bank. Horowtz a. Horowitz are attorneys
for the bankrupt
LOUIS j. ENSLER-Schedules Of Louis J.
Ensler, against whom a petition was filed
March 21, 1921 show liabilities Of S26 $50.
all unsecured claims. and assets Of $500.
Of which 81 500 ~ stock IN trade, 500 ma
chinery. tools. &c. Abraham Nogel IS at
tofney for the hankrupt
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Fire Record

= ~. Loss
10 o5-:17 East e5ul st. William !.
II .25-l4 Prospect place Jacob IA
0beriy ....+.s. "a. .+..t# ...tln lnkupNNf
III .3O-T stanton II. unknown. .... TriuMf
/ ;45-iP N-rrnilyca av.. Bronx
Jobs Spencer ..s...... u. UnknoNh
s,On-lzf Gcerck 1T Samuel Cohen. TrifiNG
400 -iisth -. aid North River.
freizh; car. ". " Central. rrifFz
6;20-53T W. a3d st.j Jasgea Nc
Lean 4.4.4.....4.Y.ts ....-s. TrifEg
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COFFEE.

The range OF prices In yesterdays
coffee futures market follows:
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NEW ORLEANS.
Cotton closed to-day steady, with net ad-
vance of is to "a points. Closing-May,
II .05c.; July, 1856; October, 49, .14c. De-
cember, Ii. .42c. January, 13.4Oc.
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston steady. 10 higher at 12c.; sales
ALI bales. New Orleans quiet, unchanged
at IL $780,: sales 257 bales. Mobile nominal
at 11c.; sales NIL. Norfolk quiet. unchanged
at II .50c. sales nil. Savannah steady, I'M
changed at 11.75c.: sales 52 bales. Augusta
steady, 10 higher at 12.3Sc.; sales 30 bales.
Memphis steady, unchanged at 11.75c.; sales
TOO bales. Houston steady, unchanged at
II Soc: sales 500 bales. Dallas steady. 10
higher At 11.15c.; sales 1.9O1 bales. Mont
gomery firm, unchanged at 11c.; sales IL
bales. Fort Worth steady, 10 higher at
IL zoe. sales 500 bales.
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CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House Yesterday were s74S.3tO.S3, oi
which slfS.517 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
s5s9.793.SS FOR recent importauons
The New York herald., 1921-10-21

and Bremen via Baltimore (generaD-Ameri-
Metal Transport Co, Inc.
Str Lcopoldna. (Braz). Amic, Havre tgen-
eral)-Ciompagnie Generate Transatlantique.
Str Vestalia (Br). Boyd, Naples, Genoa
and Tore Annunziata (grain) Kirsley
Steamship Lines Inc.
Str Europa GtaD, Minetl. Naples and
Genoa via Boston (general) l)-ltalia-America
Inc.
Str songvaar (Nor). Naess. Pernambuco
Rio Janeiro. &C. via Brunswick (generaD--
S Stray Steamship Corporation.
Str Texan. Hlllman. San Pedro. San Fran
cisco, &c, via Panama Canal (generaD-
United American Lines, Inc.
Str Sagua, Port, San Juan, Ponce, &C (gen-
eraD-Atlantc Fruit Co.
Str Walter Jennings, Healy, Port Lobos
(ballast)--Robert j. Hague.
Str VIM G Warden. Bastian. Port Lobos
(baliast)-Robert l. Hague.
Str Masila (Sw), Lithman. Tampico (gen-
str Walter d Munson, Nilsen. Matan2as.
Cardenas and Caibarien (generaD-Muns III
Steamship Line.
Str Esperanza. Avery, Havana. Progreso.
&C (generaD-New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship Co.
Str o T Waring, Naber. Baton Rouge (bal-
last)-Robert T. Hague.
Str Polarine, Williams. Charleston (gen-
eraD-Robert Hague.
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk (generaD--
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Delaware, Robinson, Boston (generaD--
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr Evelne Willsie (Br), Wilkie, Havre
(ballast)--J F Whitney Co.
Schr Rose Ann Belliveau (Br). Comcau,
Bellveaus Cove. Ms (ballast)--J Whitney
& Co.
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SAILED.

strs H F Hodges, Buensventura Craig
rownie, Norfolk; L d Asche. Galveston,
skagern (Sw). Portland: Apache. Charleston
and Jacisonville; Esperanza. Havana. Sc
Pencisely (Br). Philadelphia; City of Cam
bridge (Br}. yokohama via Norfolk s:, Mira Mira,
gomery. Savannah; Leopoldina lBraz)
Havre; VIM G Warden. Lobos: Parma
lBr), st Thomas and Demerara; Hamilton
Norfolk: Dorothy. Porto Plata; songvaaI
(Nor), Pernambuco and Rio Janeiro Walter
D Munson, aiatanzas and Cardenas: sagua
San Juan; Texan, San Francisco; X Luck
enbach, San francisco. &C.
u S destroyers Mason, Graham, SemmeS
Dahlsren. Goldsborough. satteriee, Crownin-
shield, Blakely. w Il Preston, Barney, Ber-
nadou and Preble. o
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York or
Thursday, Oct 20. 1921. at AN. as re.
ported by the United States Weather Bureau
was twenty-nine and forty-nine hundredths
(29.4s) inches. This. closely approximates
seven hundred and forty-nne (749l MILL.
meters. Captains of all vessels now lying ir
or near the ports of New York and Brooklyn
can advantageously, use the above Official
data for observing whether their own ba-
rometers require any considerable correction
or adjustment.
The New York herald., 1921-10-21

fuscaran). In Honduras, CsucS 80 Narino
departments of Colombia and Ecuador (other
parts Of Honduras and letter mail for Sal
vador -, via Port au Prince and Cristobal
str GEN GEO W COCKTAILS (sea post ,
IL 80 PM (sup 30 Pm y.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2e.
Bermuda. via Hamilton, str FORT VIC
ToRlA. $3.50 AM.
AM I.
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay (s). via
Montevideo and Buenos AFes. str HE'S
PER1DES, 10 AM.
Bahamas (includlng Iaagua and Fortune
Islands,. via Nassau, str GUANTANAMO,
s AM.
Costa Rica Canal Zone. except letter
dor prints, &e). Nicaragua (except East
CoasD, Amapaa City. Cholutcca (also
prints, &c, for Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and
departments of Colombia and Ecuador
Cuba, other parts OF Honduras and letter
mail for Salvador -. via Havana, Cristobal
and Port Limon. str ULUA, AM (sup 8
Jamaica and Colombia Except Cauca,
Narino and Magdalena departments). via
KINGSTON; savanilla and Cartagena, str
Porto Rico st Thomas and st Croix. via
San Juan. str PORTO RICO (sea post). $50
AN (sup $3.50 AN -.
Curacao and Venezuela also specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico, Via
San Juan, Curacao, Laguayra and Puerto
Cabello, str CARACAS, $3.50 AM (sup $3.50
AM ~.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic (c.
via Turks Island Monte Christi, Puerto
Plata. Sanchez. La Romano. San Pedro de
Macoris. San Domingo City: Azua and
Barahona. str TOSTO. $50 AM.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic, via
Turks Island. Monte Christi Puerto Plata.
Sanchez, Samana. La Romano. San Pedro de
Barshona. str ALGONQUIN. $3.50 AM (sup
10 AM -.
The New York herald., 1921-10-21
ARRIVED.

Str General Church (Br). Cardiff Oct 9, to
Louis Dreyfus. in ballast. Went to Erie
elevator slip. Jersey City
Str Steel Engineer. Genoa Sept 10, Naples
22u and Lisbon Oct Z. to the fsthmian
Steamship Lines. with mdse. Went to Got
of Goth street. Brooklyn.
Str Prusa. Calcutta July "a. Norfolk Oct
~ and Philadelphia 18th. TO Moore & Nc
-Cormack. with mdse. Went to foot of 18th
street. East River.
Str Eiger (Nor). Port Spain Sept IS. La
guayra Oct l, Porto Cabelloo I'd, Curacao
4th and Porto Colombia 10th. TO the Carib-
bean Steamship Co, with mdse. Went TO
pier ), Empire Stores, Brooklyn.
Str Santa Marta, Cartagena Oct Z. Porto
Colombia sth. Santa Marta 18th and King
ston 10Th, to the United Fruit Co. with 81
passengers, mails and mdse. Went to pier
10. East River
Str Occidental. Lobo. Oct II. to the Texas
Co. with crude oil. Went TO Texas Co.'S
docks. Bergen Point.
Str Charles Pratt. Lobos Oct IL, to Robert
7. Hague. Switlr crude OIL Anchored off
Tompkinsville.
Str Lake Fabyan, Niguero Oct II. to the
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
with mdse. Went TO New York Dock Cos
pier II, Brooklyn.
Str Commodore Rollins (Nor), Port An
tonic Oct 10. to the Atlantic Fruit Co, with
. passengers and mdse Went TO pier 20.
East River
Str Great Falls. Kingston, to the Clyde
Steamship Co. with mdse.
str Fort Gaines (Nor). Baracoa Oct 10.
TO Di Giorgio Co. with fruit.
Str Fort Victoria tBr), Bermuda Oct IS,
to 1he Furness- Bermuda Line, with 2S3 pas
scneers, mails and mdse. Went to pier 95.
North River.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

1t is reported that the Shipping Board str
Eastern Bell which sailed from here on Sept
tSr sso on Get s and broke off rudder close
to upper pintle.
The sc, 900 ton Majestic x-Bismarck), he
worlds largest ship. is scheduled to leave
first voyage across the Atlantic. Her first
sailing from New York is fixed for April 10.
Another big German ship. the Columbus,
practically finished at Danzig and Is sched-
uled to leave Southampton In the White star
Lines service Feb % for her first voyags 70
New York. The Homeric viii ply on tnc
New Southampton route with the Ma
jestic and the Olympic.
BERMUDA, Oct 2O-Str Queen Louise (Br).
from Clyde for Beaumont, put into ms port
yesterday with circulation pump disabled
BOSTON, Oct 2O--Str Lake Faciler. from
Demerara via Trinidad. anchored below last
night; has had trouble with boilers ana feed
pumps which causes some delay; mas some
cargo for New York.
HALIFAX. Oct 1s-str schuylkill Bridge.
when about ready to sail for Denmark. de-
veloped further engine trouble and her SAIL
Ing has been put off until Tomorrow.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Oct 20-schr Flea
nor + Bartram, from Pensacola Tor New
York, has been towed In here leaking, with
loss OF part Of deckload and minor damage
received during heavy weather.
LONDON. Oct 20-Str Thordis (Nor). from
Quebec for a Norwegian port, went ashore
near Heligoland. but got off with assistance
after discharging part OIL CdrBo'
f5th--Shippng Board str vincennes Bridge.
viborg and sundsvall for New York. Is re,
ported anchored off Haaks Light vessel
owing to defective condenser. She can re-
pair damage herself.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2O-Canadian sloop
Pictou, Capt Scott. hence for Panama Canal
Zone, when off Wilmington Creek, about IL
PM 10th, sustained damage which necessi-
tated her being beached off Edgemoor; voy,,
ago abandoned. 1t Is expected sloop VIII
be sold for exhibition purposes.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct 20-Coas'
guard cutters have gone In search OF bark
Mary winkelman, which broke away IRON
str Saginaw during a storm last week.
NRelief expeditions are being organized by
the Alaska Packers Association to search
for the American ship Santa Clara, whici
left Karlul Sept for this port and which
is overdue here. The vessel has ample sup
plies of water and provisions for her crew
OF twenty-one men.
WEST DUBLIN. Ms. Oct 17-Schr Mildred
G Myers (Br) was driven ashore In heavy
wind near Harrington Harbor. CANADIAN
Labrador. and became a total loss; both
vessel and cargo were insured.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str United States (Dan). Copenhagen for
New York. Is expected TO dock at foot OF
lTti street. Hoboken. on Monday.
Str Aqutania (Br) Southampton, &c. for
S.r p,, sNpecteu a,o 20 e e9en a. pier o.
Str Noordam CDutch). Rotterdam for New
York. Is expected to dock at pier at foot of
9th street, Hoboken, about PM Saturday.
Str Lapland (Br). Antwerp for New York.
Is expected to dock at pier 81. North River.
Saturday afternoon.
Str America, Bremen, &c, for New York.
Is expected TO reach Quarantine late Sunday
and dock at pier 1. Hoboken. Monday morn
Ing.
Str Essequibo (sr). Valparaiso for New
York, is expected 10 dock at pier AZ, North
River. Monday forenoon.
Str Martha Washington. Buenos Aires, &C,
for New York. Is expected to dock at pier g.
Hoboken. Friday forenoon.
Str Cedric (BD, Liverpool for New York.
Is expected TO dock at pier GO, North River.
Sunday afternoon.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NIsil.l


CHATHAM. NIB. Oct 16-In port. scnrs
Hjeltnaes. discharging: Mary A McLennan
HALIFAX, Oct 1T--Arrived. schr A Ernes.
Mills. Portland for Chatham. NIB Cfor a
i IL.UUNEFNBuRG. Ms. Oct l7:-saned. echrs
Avon Queen tBr). Miramichi tto load for
New York;; prior to Oct 10. Lucille y
Creaser (Br), Mayaguez.
MONTREAL, Oct 1s-Saied. strs Rygta
(Nor), Rotterdam; Canadian sealer (ar)
PORT ALFRED. Oct 1s-sailed. ctr Hill
QUEBEC, Oct Is--Passed In Crane Island.
str Bjornefjord (Nor). Greenock FOR Mon
treal -
Passed in Father Point 18th. str Abb tFr)
ST Nazaire for Montreal.
Passed in Riviere n la Martre 18Th. str ST
Anthony. Philadelphia for Montreal
Passed IN Belle isle 18th. str Canadian
Ranger (Br), Liverpool for Montreal.
SYDNEY. CB. Oct. 1s-sailed, str Maski-
nonge (Br). Montreal.
WEST DUBLIN, Ms. Oct 17--Arrived. sclr
loan Kieiber Newcastle. NIB, for New York.
YOKOHAMA. Oct 14-Sailed. str Kansas
(Ijr) Kobe, &c.
The New York herald., 1921-10-21
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALEXANDRIA. Oct 1s-Arrived, str Carl
ANTILLA. Oct ie-saiied. str Lake CORN
New Orleans.
ANTWERP. oct 15--Arrived, strs Moerdy;
Dutch. Vancouver: 18th, Jadera UtaD
Montreal: Mississippi (Br), Philadelphia.
Sailed 18th. strs Danier tBr). Key West
18th, Krcmlin (Beg), Philadelphia.
AVONMOUTH, Oct ig-Arrived. str Co
n,anchce tBr). Philadelphia.
Sailed 10Th. str Parthenia (Br), Baltimore
Sailed 10Th, str Sac City, Baltimore.
(Chin). Valparaiso.
Arrived 26th. strs Igotz Mendi tsp). Port
land Florence Luckenbach. Vancouver
Dogota (BrD. Valparaiso: Anglo Saxon (Br)
Portland; Alvarado. san Francisco.
Sailed 18th. strs Kazembe (BD, Kobe
Usage. Port Angeles; Torrey tNor). As
sailed 20th. atrs Hague Maru (Jap). singa
pore: siberian Prince (Br). Seattle.
BARROW, Oct ls-Sailed, str Westweso
New York.
BARRY, Oct is--saiied. str Risvaer tNor)
sydney, CB.
Sailed 18th. strs Hoyeisan Maru Dap
New York: Horda tNor), Montreal.