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The New York herald., 1922-11-25
TANKER TN BALLAST
HAS GENERAL CARGO
Standard Oil of California
Successful at Utilizing Car
riers on Return Trip.

A tank steamer is now carrying general
cargo successfully for the first time In
maritime history. The Standard Oil Com
pany Of California has had cae OF its
bulk oil carriers In service between the
Atlantic and Pacific and three trips have
J been made westward with general cargo
and fourth has been started, it was
learned yesterday
The main objection to tankers as gen.
eral carriers has been the lack OF freight
handling auxiliary machinery. The
Standard Oil Company has circumvented
this difficulty by using the Staten Island
piers OF the Union Transportation Com
pany. which have cranes and derricks.
The main cargo carried so far has been
steel tube castings for oil wells, steel
plates and other miscellaneous freight.
Seven of the nine tanks OF the steamer
have been loaded with as great dispatch
as the common type of cargo carrier. A
turnaround has been made in as few as
four days. On one trip $500 tons OF
cargo were loaded at New York and
1900 at another Atlantic port, making
up nearly full cargo. 1t has not been
found necessary to swab out the tanks
after trip except when dusty cargo
was carried.
Tank ships normally are expected to
earn enough on oil one way to pay for
the round voyage so that any income
on the return trip should be largely
profit. after the cargo handling expenses
have been paid. There Is little move
Inent of oil from the Pacific to the At
lantic coast just now. but what there Is
has only recently started and the indi-
cations are that close to fifty tankers
will be engaged I'm the trade before the
middle of next year.
As part of the Shipping Boards fuel
oil contract for Atlantic ports, thirty
tankers will go into intercoastal service.
ten to be supplied by the board and
twenty by the Standard Oil Company Of
New Jersey. Should the Standard solicit
general cargo for the Pacific trip a new
element Of competition for the regular
intercoasta1 lines probably would result
The New York herald., 1922-11-25

ship Co, with sugar. Went to New York
Dock Co.'S pier II. Brooklyn.
Str Fritzos (Nor), Antilla and Nassau.
Str FL Occldente. Galveston Nov IS, 10 the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. Went to
pier 40. North River.
to the Mallory Steamship Co., with paaeen-
gers and mdse. Went TO pier Ss. North
str Gulfqueen, Port Arthur Nov IT. to ths
Gulf Refining Co, with crude oil. Went to
Bayonne. NJ.
Str New York. Port Arthur via Philadel-
str j 4 Moffett, Jr. Texas City. to :
Hague, with crude oil. Went to pier 9.
Str Tiger. Baton Rouge Nov ls, to Robert
I Hague. with crude oil. Is bound TO
Europe. Nov %. took off captains wife and
daughter and three OF crew OF str Bornehom
and brought them here. Anchored off
Tompkinsville.
the Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. Went
to pier 81. North River.
Str FL Estero. New Orleans Nov TO- TO the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to
pier So North River
Str City of Montgomery. Savannah Nov H..
to the Ocean Steamship CO. With passengers
Str Virginia Limited, Richmond, to the
Richmond and New York Steamship Co, with
sr Mest TO pss Sorh 10 Ryss tss
10, East River.
Str Norfolk. Baltimore. TO the Clyde
Steamship Co. with mdse Went to pier 80,
North River.
Str San Francisco. Baltimore. TO the
sthmiar Steamship Co. with mdse. Went
70 foot OF 29th street. Brooklyn. VIII go to
Kearny. NJ, Saturday.
Str City OF Eureka. Philadelphia. to @ D
Mallory Co. with mdse. Went 10 pier 8,
Army Base. Brooklyn.
str. Eastern Dawn, Philadelphia. to the
Black, Diamond Steamship Co. Went TO
pier 8. Army Base. Brooklyn.
str Bornholm DAM, Quebec Nov 9 and
sydney. CS, 18Th. TO Whitney & Go.
here for repairs. Steamer anchored off
Quarantine.
Tug Neptune, towing barges
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Tuscania (Br). from Naples for New
York. Is detained at Gibraltar with ma
chinery cut OF order; repairing.
Str Borneholm (Dan). from Quebec for
Nuevitas (beforo reported). put In here yes
terday with a leak caused by "A shifting
cargo. The captains wife. daughter and
three OF the crew were taken oft Wednesday
by str Tiger (Sor) 500 miles OFF this harbor
and brought 10 Quarantine, where they re-
Joined the Bornoholm.
NORFOLK, Va. Nov 24-Sloop yacht Mary
has been wrecked off Kitty Hawk, NC; cap
tain drowned.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov 24-Str Llmae
was sold yesterday by the United States
Marshal 10 Capt Phllbin, representing the
Uniied States Shipping Board. for S29ooo
SAN FRAN CISCO. Cal. Nov 23--str Caro-
linian, whic.I arrived here to-day from Gal
weston, had fire In No 8 hold; fire extin-
guished by sea water; damage unknown.
SEATTLE, Wash. Nov 24-Rough weather
has prevented disabled str Stuart Dollar.
aided by cutter Haida and tug Sea Mon
arch, from making fast headway. Last
night they were $50 miles off Cape F1attery.
Str Bessie Dollar (Br). was about the same
distance.
ST JOHNS, NF. Nov 24-str Canadian
Seigneur (Br), before reported. was towed
In here to-day by str Canadian Sapper (Br)
with loss CT rudder.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
GEO. WASHINGTON WINS
RACE FROM CHERBOURG
Reaches Quarantine IS Min
utes Ahead of Reliance.

a race over course of more than
5000 miles from Cherbourg between the
United States liner George Washington
and the United American steamship
Reliance, which soon will fly the flag
OF Panama ended last night at Quar-
antine. where the George Washington
dropped anchor at 7:10, followed fifteen
minutes later by the Reliance. There
was difference of forty-nine minutes
between the transatlantic duelists at the
Cherbourg breakwater, and they fire.
quentIy sighted each other on the way.
The George Washington admitted burn
ing coal enough to give her the victory
and enable her to dock last night at
1915. The Reliance will not get UP
until this morning.
Efrem Zimbalist, violinist, who ar
rived by the George Washington. played
in the smokeroom while the liner was
docking.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
By the Radio Corporation of
America.

Aconcasua 24e s Ambrose l. 2ith.
All America ITO S Scotland l. V 24th.
Arabic 800 u Nantucket J. v 3 PM 24th.
Archer 146 Il Ambrose 7. v 2ith.
Argon go ENE Hole In Wall 23d.
Atlanta Sun $50 s Diamond shoal 24th.
Baracoa 152 w Port au Prince oath.
Barrymore 240 II Boston l. v Pm Path
Bessemer City 1900 San Pedro 23d.
Before Bet, az ~ ni,i,, Ambross l St;h. s,h
Bremerton 7l0 ENE Cape Henry 24th.
Bristol 20 NE Northeast End l. v gam.
Byron ID Benson 1872 SW Balboa 23d.
Cacique 206 Acapulco 23d.
Camden 4S3 Y Tampico 23d.
Carenco 212 Sc Ambrose l. V 24th.
Cerro Ebnno 4ig w Sand Key Odd.
Charles Harwood 420 + Tampico 23d.
Charles Pratt 1870 NE Jupiter 23d.
Chattanooga CIty,534 WNw Balboa 23d.
Chebauilp 65 ~ Jupiter 23d.
Chester Sun 57s NE Colon oath.
chlckasaw City b71 ENE Cape Henry 2fth.
China Arrow 100 wNw Tortugas 2sd.
City OF Atlanta i26 n Diamond Shoal Gath.
City OF Eureka passed out Delaware Break
water = 80 PM 23d.
city OF Freeport l76 NE Hatteras gath.
City OF weatherford 1ois r Bishop Rock
oath.
ciontarf 1910 EsE Ambrose L v 24th.
Comes Peak rs 3 Cape Lookout 23d.
Champion Anderson u T. Sand Key 23d.
ID @ Scofield 225 NE Jacksonville 23d.
David McKclvey l.4so So San Pedro 2Sd.
Dulclno 50 NE Jupiter 24th.
Il u Thayer 100 from overfalls L 2tth.
L II Kemp ITO Sc Galveston 23d.
Il r Bedford 1sI SSw Diamond Shoal Path.
Eagle 472 $ Boston l. V 24th.
Eastern Coast left Delaware Breskwater
Eastern Pilot 4e5 E Cape Race gath.
El Captain 90 5 Ambrose l. Gath.
El lsleo 2p3 NE Jupiter 23d.
El Mundo 245 NE Jupiter 23d.
I'll Slglo $50 s Ambrose l. V 24th
Empire Arrow COS ENE Hole IN wall Gath.
Evelyn il6 Scotland l. V 2lth.
Everett | Sc Cape Charles gath.
Evergreen City 975 y by N Bermuda 2sth.
f Q Barstow 20 T. Tampico I'D.
Federal Int 80 80, Ion so 81. 23d.
Feltore 90 n Cape Maysi 23d
Frcderik VIII 1000 u Ambrose l. 24th.
Garfield $50 Ambrose l. v Gath.
General w G Gorgas 2s5 NE Colon s3d;
Gulfmaid 05 Delaware Breakwater 23d.
Gulf OF Mexico 200 u sabine Bar gath.
Gulfprince 100 EsE Sabine Bar 23d.
9 Folger 0i Delaware Capes 2fth.
n " Rogers Ola SSw Charleston 23d.
II NJ Fiagler i.260 miles 1o7 deg Ambrose
7. V gath.
Haiti left Jercmie 8 PM gath
HRmpdcn 30 Sw Fire Island gath.
Hlversun so s Cape May gath.
Z G white i72 miles y AZ deg E Diamond
J W vandyk. 2i5 EsE Sabine Bar 2sd.
John Rockefeller ss5 by Cape Race
Joseph NJ cudahy $50 ssw Diamond shoal
Kenneco,, 1850 San Pedro 2sd.
Laconla due Havana q AN 25th.
LasseIl 1.is5 SE Sandy Hook cath.
Lavada la, 90 ~. Ion 10 40. 2tth.
Lehigh 80 S Overfalls l. 24th.
Linneil inricT' SIS Sc SIC Nantucket L Y 2i,h.
VI + Elliott % NE Hole IN Wall 2ith.
Macabi Gi6 S Scotland L " 24th.
Major Wheeler !ss Sc Cape Henry 2ath.
Mayari ~ s Nantucket J. v 23d.
Meiviiis Dollar COZ ) bssmore ga.
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Santle go, &C; Bergensfjord CNor1. Bergen.
DC = Ell Alba, Galveston; Lake Gilboa. VII
mington. &C; Barracoo (Br), Teneriffe, &c
Europe; Santa Malta. Cristobal; Sagua. San
Juan; Alta maha. Mobile and Tampa.
Str Vague, Cape Haiti, &c.
Schr Mary q Maynard. Philadelphia.
Tugs Neptune. towing bargas fpassed out
Sandy Hook at :0S AND John Lewis,
towing . (do at 1910 AND.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced 20 sea leve) at New York on
Friday. Nov "a 1922, at 8 AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau wac
inches This closely appro1imates seven
hundred and fifty and five-tenths Cb0.5)
miiimeters. Captains OF all vessels now
Brooklyn can advantae eously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable cor
rection or adjustment
Wind at Fire Island. s PM. W, a gale;
clear: rough sea,
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AMERICAN PORTS.
ne Telegraph.l

ASTORIA. ore, Nov 24-sailed. str West
Notus, Seattle
BOSTON, Mass. Nov 23--Arrived. str Thor
dis (NorD, Naples, &C, via New York; schr
Charlie & Willie. Rocllland land proceeded
10 Lynn tug Jupiter. Sandwich. towing
barges Nos "a. Port Reading and is, Wee
hawksn.
Arrived gath. strs Cretan, Philadelphia
wekika, Liverpool: Melrose, Baltimore; Her
man Winter New York: Strombus (Br),
Tampico: City OF Augusta, Savannah; Eo-
Gene New York, towing barge Socony, No
ss; Ontario, Baltimore; motor barge So
cony No 5. New York; tug n = poane,
Sandwich. towing barges Hauto and Rain,
Elizabethport.
Cleared 2ith. str Lake StryTnon, Charles
ton and Jacksonville; schr Whiteway (Br),
Alma. NIB.
Sailed 23d. strs Kamouraska (Br), SySaey
westlale, Philadelphia and Baltimore;
Thyra (Sw), New York (at PAD; tug
= Continued on Following Page.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER s5.

Europe. Africa and West Asia (Madeira
and Gibraltar must be specially addressedl
via Cherbourg and Southampton. also parcel
post mails for Great Britain, Ireland. France
3 below. str MAJESTIC. AN (sup .
AM ~.
Belgium and Luxembourg Especially ad-
dressed only via Antwerp; also parcel post
mails for Belgium. Luxembourg and Belgian
Congo, str ICELAND $3.50 AM %.
Great Britain. Ireland. Germany. South
Africa. Cape Verde Islands and Sierra Leone
(other countries must be specially addressed(
via Queenstown and Liverpool; also parcel
post mails for Great Britain, Ireland and
BALTIC. AN (sup 80 AM y.
Norway. Sweden, Denmark and Finland
via Gothenburg (mail must be specially .ad-
dressed: also parcel post malls for Sweden.
Madeira and Gibraltar Utaly. Greece and
Yugo-slayia must be specially addressed)
via Funchal, Gibraltar. Naples. Patras and
Gravosa: also parcel post mails for Glib
ratar, Italy. Greece and Yugo- -Slav!a, str
SCYTHIA, $3.50 AM.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2S.
Europe. Africa and West Asia Canary
Islands must be specially addressed) via
Plymouth and Cherbourg, str MAURITANIA,
Turkey. Bulgaria and Rumanla Especially
addressed only via Constantnopie. Varna
and Constanza; also parcel post mails for
Bulgaria and Rumania, str CONEJoS, 0 AM.
Europe, Africa and West Asia Canary
Islands must be specially addrsseed) via
Plymouth and Cherbourg; also pAscel post
mails for Great Britain, ireland. Trance and
the countries mentioned In notes A and Il
below via Plymouth and Cherbourg and par
eel post mails for Germany. Austria. Czecho-
Bremen, str GEORGE WASHINGTON (sea
post). AM (sup 10 80 AM -.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
NEW LINE TO FAR EAST.
Company Says 1t VIII Send ship I'm
Late December.

The Far East Steamship Company, rs
Broad street. will start a service from
New York to Hong Kong. Kobe and other
Far East ports beginning with sailing
in late December. One steamer. the
Culgoa, has been acquired under the
American flag and negotiations are
under way with Chinese interests for an
other vessel. according TO the company.
The new organization Is not a member
OF the Atlantic Far East Conference
and there appears a possibility of rate
disturbances. Several representatives
of conference lines said. however. that
they were mot disturbed" about the en-
trance Of the company into the Far East
trade.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
Winds OFF Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf-Fresh north winds; generally
fair weather Saturday.
West Gult-Fresh northeriy winds; weather
fair Saturday.
Caribbean Sea and windward Passage;
moderate eastery winds. except variable
over extreme south portion; weather gener-
ally fair Saturday.
North OF Sandy Hook--Fresh and strong
west and northwest winds; weather fair sat-
urday.
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras--Fresh and strong
northwest winds: weather fair Saturday.
Hattsras to Florida Straits-Fyesh north
west winds; weather fair Saturday.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25

,lnidue, 81 Lucia and Barbados, str MAR
TINioUE. ii 30 AM (sup 1880 PM.
Haiti Except prints. &c. for Cape Haiti
Salvador (prInts.. &e), Nicaragua Except
East COAST. Amapala City. choiuteca talso
prints. &c, for Nacaome. Tsgueigalpa and
Departments OF Colombia and Ecuador
(other parts of Honduras must be specially
bal. ctr PANAMA (sea post). IL 80 AN (sup
IL 80 Pm y.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2s.
Canal Zone, Panama, Ell Salvador (prlnts,
&cl. Nicaragua Except East COAST. ANA
pala City. Choluteca (also prints, &c. for
Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran). in
Honduras, Cauca and Narlno departments OF
Colombia and Ecuador (other parts Of Hon
duras must be specially addressed) Via Crts-
tobsl, str X I LUCKENBACH, Pm (sup
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
NOTE A-PARCEI. POST NAILS VIA
SAIL SATURDAY.


B II sbofen ". ........................ ~ ] 100 PM
Baltic. Liverpool. 90 N r.. ......... Noon
N r.. .................... 1900 PM
Jacksonville, SO N R.. Noon
Cornelia, San Juan, q Bklyn...... Noon
Denis, Para, SD st. Bklyn. ....... PM
floridian, San Francisco. Bush
Dv.h-. Bklyn. ....................
Hoosac. London, ~ n R...........
Iroquois, Turks Island, "a Bklyn.. Noon
Ma jcstic. Southampton, 80 r.. 11:Oo AN
Maracaibo Laguayra II Bklyn... Noon
Martinique. st Thomas, A y r.. PM
Mesabs. London. 50 ~ R..........
Momus, New Orleans. 40 n r.. Noon
Munamar NuevItas, o Il R....... Noon
Niagara, Bordeaux. "a " Il. 100 AM
Nile. Bombay. 57th st. Bklyn...... =
Orduna Hamburg. AZ " r. ......... II 100 AM
Orizaba, Havana, 13 r R.......... 11:00 AN
Panama, Crietobal, 81 N R........ $500 Pm
Ponce, San Juan, 3J Bklyn. Noon
Rapldan. Leith. 90 Bklyn. .........
Runa. Clenfuegos, " R......... Noon
Scythia. Madeira, &c, SO n r.. Noon
Silvia. st Johns. Java st, Bklyn... 100 AN
Stockholm. Gothenburg, p7 n r.. Noon
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy MALL

APPLE RIVER. Ms. Nov f7-saiied. schr
Nina Nadeeu (Br), Port Chester, NY.
BELLE ISLAND, Mt, Nov l0--Sailed. str
Javary. Baltimore calling at HALIFAX for
schr Kennebunh.
BoTwooD, Nj. Nov 1e-saiied, str IIilie-
gom Dutch. England.
scSr eind Gladys M N Holiett SH tBr9. oporto.
CiAULTOrS. NF, Nov I7-Sailed previously.
schr Nellie T Walters (Br). oporto.
HALIFAX, Nov 21-Arrived, strs Mont
eagle (Br), Montreal; Talarallte (Br). do.
Cleared 2ist. schr Kennebunk. Phnadel-
phia.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

BAYERN (Ger) from Hamburg 23d for New
York.
ROMA (Fr). from st Michaeis 23d for New
York.
WESTERN WORLD. from Buenos Aires 23d
for New York.
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CABLE REPORTS.
STEAMERS ARRIVED.

CANADA (Fr), at Madeira 23d.
CRETIC (Br), at Gibraltar 23d.
PRESIDENT POLK, at Queenstown gath
land proceeded to London).
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
CLOSING OF MAILS.

Foreign mails viii promptly indicated below the General Post Once and
O. Moon
mail
the 4
o. shown by a
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
Dangers to Navigation.

reported to the Photographic offoe.l
Nov 21, lat % 90, Ion 50 II. passed dere.
lIct barge, 20 feet OF which was out o:
watcr-sstr San Sivestre.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. Nov 24-Barometer al
noon, 29.15 inches: wind. NV. strong breeze
weather. fine; temperature. 80 deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
SAILED.

str- Apache. Charleston and Jacksonvillet !
Egrenont Castle (Brl. Norfolk. Tartar
Prince (iID. Philadelphia; Venus II tNor)
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Red and black spar buoy established Nov
"a by lighthouse tender Oak 2,49o yards 343
deg (true) from Coney Island life station
TO mark sunken barge. the wreekago being
awash. Buoy Is on south side OF and close
TO wreck.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25

NEW YORK. Nov 2f-Thc time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School Of tho seamen's Church Institute. ~
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Norwalk, Boston for New York.
Tug Spartan, light Cat $3.50 AND.
Bound East.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25

BOSTON. Nov 24-Lighthouse Service an.
nounces that Peaked Hill submarine bel
buoy "a Is reported missing and will be re-
placed soon practicable.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25

schr Annie Mitchell. Port Liberty for
Vinalhaven.
Schr Magnolia, New York for Block Island.
Schr Rusaika, New York for Nantucket.
Tugs + McAlister, with barges cat 3
PMD; VIM Howard. towing 2 (anchored).
The New York herald., 1922-11-25

10Th meridian. or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
36yO.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

The following new rates. to take effect
January ]. were adopted yesterday by
the Atlantic Far East Conference TO
meet competition from Pacific ports
Furniture. reduced from sis ton 10
$40; glycerine, from s13 to $40; suIphate
OF ammonia, $40 to 81: acetate Of lime.
sifO a hundred pounds to 75 cents:
thread, SIS ton to SIS; zinc plates, sli
to si2.
contract for reconditoning the
steamer Resolute was awarded yester-
buay by the United American Line TO
the w. N A. Fletcher Company OF Hv-
bol<en at q price OF $4,000. A general
over1hsullng of the engine room is 10 be
carried out, laundry Is TO be instalied
ard twenty-five stecrage rooms rcfur-
nished for the accommodation Of pas
sengers booked for a round the world
cruise. The work is to be completed
january /.
Commissioner T. V. O'Connor OF the
/, Shipping Board received word yesterday
TIA the strike of longshoremen at Phil
adelphia had been settled and the men
would 20 back to work at the old wages
and working conditions. The board has
been paying for steV sdoring on cost
plus basis during the strike. but returns
20 r.,c former rate schedule to-day, Mr..
O'Connor said.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 25.


Steamer From Agents.
Archer. Hamburg 10th. Barber Lines
Armando. Meseina 2d.......... Italia Am Nin
Bankdale. Malaga 1th.......... .Elweil Co
Bethore, Colon 10th.. ..-........... .Ore % 20
Boheme, Huelva I'd ....:.........A a ID Ledoux
Canadian Victor. Auckland lSth., ,,ov.,
carenco. Naples 3oth. ..........J p Mallory
Exeter City. r-owey "a. ....Chas IIill Sons
Garfield. Colon 10Th. ,::....'.''':W grace
Havraise, Marseiiies 23th. ...... Algerian-Am
i"uepe"D'"'' '-' Cosmopolitan
Knut Jari. Imminsham 4th. ....:..s o Stray
Kumcrc. AIgiers h.Houlder, Weir Boyd
I.aristan, Cardiff 7th.,......J II Winchester
Name & L9naen aa la.anie;,c;;';;ss..'...''.s DC; Nav
Noordam, Rotterdam 10TH. .Hollend,Am
Norfolk Range. Leith 9th.... .Furness- Witty
Sngamon, Lisbon 9th. h...............A II Bull
Watsness. Buenos Airea 18th. ...U Nav
West Lashaway. Almeria 3d....C ID Mallory
DUE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2e.
caronla, Liverpool 18th. .... .Cuuard Line
city OF savannah. Savannah 2sd Ocean ss co
East Cape. Gibraltar 18th. ..... Kerr ss co
Kroonland, Antwerp 18th. Red Star Line
Mohawk. Jacksonville e3d.. Clyde Line
Philadelphia, Curacao 18th. ..... Red ID Line
Tanamo, San Juan 2ist. Atlantic Fruit
zacapa, Havana United Fruit
DUE MONDAY. NOVEMBER "a.
Albania, Liverpool 18th. h........ .Cunard Line
Bogotn Jamaica 2ist. Clyde Line
Colon Colon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Panama RR
Creole New Orleans 21d....... Southern Pac
Drottningholm. Gothcnburs 18th.
Swedleh-Am
fci Sud Galveston 2ist........ Southern Pac
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda 25th.
Furness- Bermuda
Frederic VIII. christiania 18th. Punch Edge
La savole, Havrc 18th. French Line
Miraflorcs, Jamaica I'D Atlantic Fruit
MORO Castle. Havana 22d. ...,.. Ward Line
Porto Rico, San Juan o2d .......N = II
Almanac for New York Nov. Is.
sun rIees..... O "a Moon rises..i2 0d PM
sun sets.. 4 ~ Moon sets..ii IS PM
TIME OF HIGH WATER NOVEMBER 25.
Sandy Hook. ....... ~ 10 AN ~ "a Pm
Governors Island..... I 0p AN 20 PM
Hell Gate (Astoria). 3 o5 AM II PM
The time given in the above table Is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

Str NooRDAM due Nov 25 with mails from
British India. Egypt. France. Greece. Italy,
Portugal, Rumania, Spain and Turkey.
Steome left Bouloene Nov 10.
Str LA SAVOIE due Nov % with mails
from Belgiun,x France, Greece, Italy and
Switzerland. Steamer left Havre Nov 1S.
Str OLYMPIC due Nov % with malls
from Austria. Belgium. British India,
Czecho- Slovakia, Denmark Egypt France
Germany. Great Britain, Greece, Hungary,
Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Po-
land, Portugal, Rumar.a, Russia, South
Africa. Spain. Sweden, Switzerland. Turkey
and Yugo-Siavia. Steamer left Southanp-
ton and Cherbourg Nov %.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY CContinued).

SAIL SATURDAY (COntinued).
Tarantia, Glasgow. "a N R..... -
Toloa. Cristobal, o K............ II :00 AM
Valacia. London. II y R....-..... -
iceland, Antwerp, 6i " R...... Noon
SAIL SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
FL Sol. Galveston, 81 R....... -
Norfolk Range. Leith. ............ -
SAIL MONDAY, NOVEMBER e7.
Liberty. Rotterdam, . Hoboken... -
SAIL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER cs.
Alrnagro, Manta &c, AZ R.. -
Binnendyk. Rotterdam. 9th st. Ho-
uoken ...s..s....
Canopic, Bremen, SO N R........ Noon
n r.. R........"...............'.... - 500 PM
Conejos, varna. 20 Bklyn. ........ Noon
Eastport. Glasgow, Army Base.
Bklyn ...........-........- -
George Washington, Bremen, 4 Ho-
Doken OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l:OU I'M
X Luckenbach. Cristobal. 35th st.
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Lucia. Trieste, Bush Docks.
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Mauretania. Southampton. 81 n Il. 1000 AM
Mohawk. Jacksonville, SO r.. Noon