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The New York herald., 1922-11-10
FOREIGN PORTS.
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ACAJUTLA. Oct 3o-saicd. str Indiana
ANTOFAGAsTA. oct 3i-Sailed str Rornu-
BARBADOS. Oct Arrived, strs venc-
zueia fputchl. Trinidad land sailed for
Plymouth: 21th. Van Rensselaer, ODu'ch).
Amsterdam land sailed for Trinidad 2sth.
Canadian Beaver CBr). Montreal. &c land
sailed same day for Trinidad Nuddca ffir).
Trinidad (and sailed same day for Jsmaical ;
Goth. Martinique. 81 Lucia; 30th. Intombl
(Br). Glasgow.
sailed 25th. str Chaieur CBr). 81 vincent
2Tth, schrs Cashier (Br), Trinidad: 2Sth. d g
McISanzie (Br). Charlottetowr.
BERMUDA, Oct 3i--Arrived. strs ChiRnecto
(Igr). 81 John and Halifax land sailed Nov I
for Barbados. &c); Arana (Br). London land
sailed 3d for Nassau Nov I. schr Douglas =
r. Conrad (Br), Liverpool, Ms tand sailed 4th
for 81 John NIB Cd, strs Canadian Fisher
IIr) Montreal land sailed Sd for Nassau.
SCI: Dakotian (Brl. Glasgow fand sailed I'd
fot Nassau, 6c) Sd, Narg CNorD. San Do
mingo (and sailed for 81 John) War Nnwab
tl3rl. Trinidad; 4th, Canadian Forester CBr).
Barbados. Sc fand sailed 9Th for Hslifax) !;
9th. Newport ~ s training ship, Azores
BONBAN. oct 27-Safied. str Canadian n
Treiehtcr uir, from Vancouver for Port
Sudan.
BORDEAUX. Oct a6--sailed. str ST Joseph
Orrl. San Francisco.
RuRIN. NJ. Nov s--In port. scir Harry
& Nerna (Br). for Brazil.
CIENFUEGOS, prior 10 Nov 2-,Saiicd. erhr
p Theriault ICBD. Turks Island Vo load
for Yarmouth. NS).
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Conte Rosso GtaD sailed from New
York at PM Oct 2S and arrived at Naples
at dawn Nov Z, making the trip in the
East time OF days. 8 hours and IL minutes.
a survey was held at Tampa on schr Vir-
elnla Dare treported leaky) and she was
pronounced seaworthy. The schooner pro-
ceeded from Tampa Nov for Boston with
part new crew.
ASTORIA. ore. Nov 9--while entering Co
aberdeen for Portland Government dredge
Col r S Michne struck ss3n on Clatsop Split.
disabled ruddor and sprung a leak; has four
neet or water In store room
BUENOS AIRES, Noy S--Marcello de AL
scar, the pew President of Argentina, to-day
teceived Frank G Munson, president OF the
conversation with him. The President said
pe was anxious 10 see growth in commerce
between tie. United States and Argentina
and declared that he would do all In his
power TO encourage IL. He said his ad-
pnlnistration would push the improvement of
the port and dredge the channel TO depth
Of 80 feet to accommodate large vessels.
The President also spoke OF the increasing
development OF Argentnas oil fields and
Industry.
LONDON, Nov 9-Str Rubens (Br). from
Texas City via Pensacola Tor Bari, arrived
Ht Gibraltar and reports fire broke out in
port bunkers while at sea, but blaze was ex-
tinguished; indication OF fire in cargo OF
wheat in the after main hatch.
MARSEILLES. Nov 9-The union sailors
who have been on strike for nearly two
months against the Governmental decree ex-
cepting merchant ships from the application
or the eight hour day law returned to work
today the promise OF the companies 10
take back all strikers and TO refrain from
prosecution for damage caused to their
vessels. Aside from these concessions. the
sailors gained no advantages from their 81
DAYS struggle.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov S-The u s s
llNlo and Saturn were sold by the United
States Navy Department to Joseph G Hitner.
~, PORTLAND. Me. Nov S--Lighters Atlas
nnd Ajax at work yesterday salvaglng cargo
Cf lumber from three masted schr Melissa
Trask which rolled over and filled in Waldo
boro River. three months ago. the schooner
IS in bad shape and probably will be total
loss, her masts being out and hull badly
damaged. uncertain what will be done with
vessel.
Nov 9-Schr Samuel Hart OF New York.
was sunk in collision with tug Wyoming five
miles east of Small Point. at the entrance
Of Casco Bay, late to-day. Capt Johnson
and three of his crew We're brought TO this
pON by the Wyoming Tonight The Hart
was loaded with 400 tons of coal and was
bound from Port Reading TO Belfast. Me-
The Wyoming was not seriously damaged.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov S--Str Stuart
Dollar. from New York. &C. via San Fran
cisco. &c. for Yokohama and Hong Kong. is
] 700 miles from Seattle with rudder broken.
returning to Seattle.
SEATTLE. Wash. Nov 9-Wireless mes
eages report disabled str Toni Maru (Jap)
proceeding 10 Yokohama instead OF Honolulu
under jury rudder for repairs. The Toni
given provisions by str Atlantic Maru
1Jap), from Puget Sound
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CRISTOBAL, Oct 3i-sailed. motor George
Washington t (Nor), Bergen.
FOGO. NE. Nov 3-Ia port. schr Uranus
(Danl, for Portugal,
HtrMBERMCuTH, M, prior 20 Nov AR
rived. str Elida Clausens tNor), Barry.
JUCARO, Nov 6-Arrived. str Corozal. Mas
sau.
IEwIsPoRT. prior to Nov a-Arrlved. str
MONTREAI. Nov G-Sailed, strs John
Blumer (Nor). sydney: Laristan (B). Que
bee.
NEWCASTLE. NsW. Oct 3i-sailed. bark
Simon T. Tolmie (Br). San Francisco.
QUEBEC, Nov 6-Passed out Cape Salmon.
str Swift Eagle, Three Rivers for.
Passed in Point Tupper 9Th, str Songelv
(Ncr), New York for Charlottetown.
Passed IN Fame Point 9th. str Tuscolo
QtaD, Halifax for Montreal:
ST JOHN, NF. Nov 3-sailed. schr Free
dom (Br). Sydney
SAN JOSE DE GUATEMALA. Nov =
Sailed str Colombia San Francisco.
TALARA. Oct So-Arriyed. str Resulus
(Nor). San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
QUEENS BOROUGH MARKET.

David Vogel sold for the estate or
Ambrose r. McCafferty a plot with fac
tory buildings. 265x2J5. at Glendale
I, 7. having a railroad siding adjoin-
ing the property. The buyers VIII oc-
cupy.
Lewis IT. May Company leased the
following dwellings at Far Rockaway'
i. l., for Jane T.. Cusack on Pinsoh
place 10 William Henllle: for Maurice
Cohen on Roanoke avenue to Herman
Cantor.
Louis Gold & Co. sold TO George hoseh
n one story taxpayer site two lots on the
eouth side of Ditmars avenue. between
Fourth and Sixth avenues, Astoria, op-
nestle the block being improved by the
METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Company
with apartment houses, and immediatei!
adjoining the corner sold as a theatei
site
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
News of Real Estate
MONTCLAIR BUSINESS
BUILDINGS ARE SOLD
Investors Get Properties
Other Country Deals.

Frank Hughes Company sold for Max
Biddleman OF Newark to the G. NJ.
Realty Company, investors. the three
story and two story business buildings,
1S2x2OO. at $50 to 34G Bloomfield avenue.
Montclalr. containing ten stores and
fourteen apartments, renting for about
$4,000 annually. The reported price was
$4,000.
Prince & Ripley sold for David Wilson
two parcels OF land on the Esplanade, IN
the Pelham Manor section, TO Elizabeth
A. Murthey, who will improve with two
houses.
G. Tuod & Co. sold for Miss Agnes
Cummings 10 +. J. Vecera nfly acre
country residence and farm at Weston,
y. J.
Hamilton Iselln & Co. su4s for Frank
II. Chambers a large plot on Pondfeld
and Masterton roads. Crows Nest
Woods, Bronxville, 10 c. J.. Wilson q
Chicago.
Lewis IT. May Company leased dwell
ing at Cedarhurst. L. l.. for Michael
OMeara on Washington avenue, 70 E
C. Herman; for Jacob Bergman, on OAK
street. 10 Irving Zion; for Charles j.
Hendrickson, premises on Rockaway
mere. t. l.. for Michael Swart. on Cedar
lane. 70 Milton +. Goldstein.
Harvey Craw sold 10 Mrs Henry
White II. G. Calhoun's house. Little
Neck Hills, and leased Mrs. Madeline
Conwells house, Kensington, Great
Neck, 20 James Truman Swing.
The New Rochelle office OF Fish a
Marvin sold a large plot al the entrance
of Broadview, New Rochelle. for Waiter
G.. c. Otto The new owner is having
plans for n colonial style brick resi-
dence TO be erected there prepared by
George Frederick Pelham, Jr., archi-
tect.
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Army Ordere

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Nov. o.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
CAVALRY.
Mai. Russell p. Patterson TO Fort Riley.
QUARTERMASTFR CORPS.
Col. Samuel l.. Bottoms, TO Panama Canal
Zone.
Capt. Alexander +. Dershimer. TO Brook
lyn.
First Lieut.. Russell w. Goodyear. to Fort
Sill.
AIR SERVICE.
Capt. Walter j. Reed, TO Lakehurst. y. j.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Major Albert w. Kenner 10 Walter Reed
General Hospital.
Major William c. Thomas. 70 West Point.
Capt. JAMES y. Lothrop, to Walter Reed
General Hospital.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Bulkley & Horton Company sold 977
East Thirty-seventh street. a new SEMI
detached dwelling, for Kinssboro Land
Corporation.
Pierrepont Davenport sold for John
Baris the four story and store property
722 Fulton street. y
Martin Company leased for Samuel
Williams to Samuel J. Gellard rooms 2os
and 209 in Cos Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
RED CROSS HERE DIMES
300 CITY COMMITTEES
Canpaig.iers Prepare for
Coming Roll Call.

Members OF the 800 city committees
that will campaign during the coming
Red Cross roll call were guests of the
New York County Chapter of the Ameri-
can Red Cross at a dinner at the Wal
dorfAstoria last night.
John Barton Payne, national chair
man, and Martin Little-on. chairman Of
the committee OF 100 from the county
chapter. spoke.
Among those sponsoring the roll call
present were Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, VIII
II. Hays Robert w. de Forest, Hugh Me-
Gee. Mrs. William X. Draper, Mrs. F. II.
Hartman. Mrs. August Belmont, Eliot
Wadsworth. Mrs. Austin II. Baldwin,
Mrs. Thomas Willard. Major Merrill T..
Gates, Rabbi Joseph Silverman. John G..
Agar and Lieut.. Dan Edwards, Congress
slonal Medal OF Honor man.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
LEASES BRONX THEATER.
Marcus Loew to Control New
House. Seating 5000.

Marcus Loeb has leased the theater
now being erected at the northeast cor
ner Of Burnside and Walton avenues
from the Occidental Holding Corpora
tion, Nathan Wilson president
The theater will have seating ca
pacity of 1000 and is from plans pre-
pared by Eugene De Rosa on the lines
of Loew's State Theater and will cost
around $450,O00. The theater will stand
on a plot 100x225, with q 25 foot lobby
on Burnside avenue, and was leased py
Mr.. Loew for ten years at rentals ag-
gregating about 100000.
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CoMpUTING-TABuLATING.

Net earnings OF the Computing Tab
ulatlng- Recording Company and sub
salaries for the nine months ended
September 80 last were sf.21S,015 after
interest on bonds but before Federal
taxes. equivalent 70 s9.29 n share on tho
outstanding 1908 shares of no par
value capital stock against s707.9e5. or
IS. 40 for the corresponding period Of the
previous year. For the quarter ended
September 80 last. not earnings were
s4Os.22s. compared with sit2,Ot9 for the
previous quarter and s402,773 for the
lrst quarter OF the current year.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov 9-Arrlved str Per-
sian, Jacksonville (and sailed for Baltimore)
Sailed 9th, strs Clydemede (Br), Hull; City
OF Atlanta. New York; City of Augusta. Bos-
ton. Commack. Jacksonville.
TACOMA. Wash, Nov s-Arrived, str + J
Luckenbacli. Seattle.
Arrived 9Th, str Colusa. Vancouver.
Arrived 9th, str Pennsylvania, Vancouver.
Sailed Sth transport Pyro, San Francisco.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Nov Gar
rived and sailed. schrs Lucia p Dow. PhIla-
dslphia for Calais; Sally Persis Noyes. do
for do.
Arrived 9th, schrs Lucy Evelyn, Port Read
ing for Calais; Edward Smith, do for Wald-
boro; Minas Prince (Br). New Haven for
Kingsport. Ms.
Arrived 9th, tug Pallas.
Passed 9th tugs Covington. towing .
barges west; Paoli. towing 3. do: Gypsum
King. towing east: Plymouth. towing 3,
do.
Sailed 9th. schr Beryi NJ Corkum CBr)
from New York for Yarmouth, NS.-Wind
WNW. fresh; clear.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
BALL BUILDING SOLD AGAIN.
Ten story Midtown Loft Purchased
by Henry Tishman.

The third sale within a fortnight oi
the ten story Ball Building at 36-3S
West Thirty-seventh street was an
nounced yesterday by Byrne & bowman
brokers in the latest deal Henry Tish
man buys the property from Julius Tish-
man & Sons, who recently bought II
from Milton NJ. Dryfoos through Byrne
s. Bowman. The structure stards on
plot 51x100 and rents for about $4,000
per annum. Mr.. Tishman will hold the
property for investment.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
RANK IN ExAMINER's HANDS.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. s.-The En-
terprise Bank OF this city was placed III
the hands OF the State bank examiner
to-day BY It's board OF directors and VIII
be liqudated. Gov. Wilson G. Harvey
~ south Carolina IS president OF the
restitution. The bank has a capital
stock OF $50, 0O0. Liabilities are fixed AT
sf.0O9.379, with assets approximately
the same. Loans total Ss3l,773 and
deposits S970,967.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
ICE CREAM COMPANY IN LEASE.

The Collar Product Company, ice
cream makers. have leased the three.
story building, 605-609 West Forty
eighth street. from the $50 West Forty
fourth street Company through NJ SS
T.. Hess, Inc. The aggregate rental is
$500 900. The tenants will alter after
expiration of the present lease late In
1928.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
Wind. OFF the Atlantic Coast.

East Guf--Moderate 10 fresh northeast
winds and weather fair Friday.
Caribbean Sea and WndWard Passage
Moderate northeast winds, except variable
over extreme south portion, and weather sem
orally fair Friday.
North of Sandy Iook-Fresh northwest
winds, diminishing, and weather fair Friday.
Sandy Hook 20 Hatteras-DiminishinS
northwest winds and weather fair Friday.
Hatteras TO Florida Straits-Moderate north
end northeast winds and weather fair Fri
day.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
PLAN DYcKMAN GARAGE.

Plans have been filed for one story
garage, f7G.5x165X35O irregular, 10 oc-
cupy the whole block front on Academy
straet east side. between Nagle and
rrtith avenues. The Carnival Palace,
Inc. are the owners +. Meister, the
architect. estimates the cost at sl26,ooO'
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the photographic office.l
Nov 7, lat IS 30 N. Ion 81 46 w. passed a
large globuar buoy adrift. surmounted by
Two lanterns and cage-Str Montgomery City.
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Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., Nov. o. (

NushhHStuH, ~. ~ NOV. J-
These naval orders were made public to-
day:
ing ship.
Commander John S. Arwine. Jr., 20 u. S.
s. Texas as executive officer.
Commander David G. Gather. to u. s. S.
Mercy.
Lieut.. Commander Anson +. McCreary. TO
Asatic station.
Lieut.. Dayton Fisher. to Supply Corps
School of Application. Washington.
Capt. William e. Lund. to Supply Corps
School OF Application, Washington.
Lieut.. Brandt w. Wilson, continue duty,
naval station. Oiongapo.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, ny, Nov 9--Barometer al
noon, 1888 inches wind, Sc. fresh breeze
weather, raining; temperature, AZ deg Fahr
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

HhNsA (Gcr). from Hamburg 9th for New
York.
oRDuNA (BO. from Hamburg s,h for New
York.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10

FOR Help that Is tuii Of "pop" and am
biiion put your Want Ad. IN THE NEW
YoRK HERALD. IT'S oUALTTY-oUAN-
TTTY circulation brings Nigh tyre Of
replies. Telephone worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

NATIONAL. GRAND OPERA ASSN. REOE.
GkNIZtNG. Promising voices accepted al
reduced rates. Call for trial Tucsday-Thurs-
day Saturday. from I T.. NJ. 10 =. NJ. q.
FTsRRARo. Studio %, Metropolitan Opera
House.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED

llROONLAND, at Antwerp sth.
MOUNT CLINTON, at Hamburg Tth.
POMONA at Hong Kong Sch.
RELIANCE. at Plymouth 9th (and proceeded
30 Hamburg).
ROUSSILLON (Fr), at Havre 9Th
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
,Npo1Fo. Ienazia - Columbia

GoNDoLFo, Ignazia = Columbia o0o ~
GAMIiNo. IIs oP TOMS. D5i sesa et al. i.Ss6s7
dor ct al. .........'...... On L. ia.oao p 1927
% taafy .....................".. a. ..oD. 49, 2.e2i 20
& GO. %, Hou's.1 -. ..."........ . 5l3so
Gleich G.iberty Contracting Coz
w, Nedovato ct al. ...........+. a4o VI
HARDlTI METALS. NC, and
Thomas G.. Condon-J. i. Great ,os-.
IIABER. Jacob-A Klinghoffer. -. 3.o96os
''IiAaeHnT IaeineTF huge; Ruse - a.'u .'cDH " 2ls7a
HAVAMAYER STEEL PiRoDucTs
CO., lNC.-w. Langler Sons,
'Sif capareie-Peopie. . &c. ........,.. a 10000
VIE Wire Goods ca CO.. Inc o' .i....... 249s3
NcS,s'i'n' CO su'a''--->a a''o.'4' $1,000
klDDE, RegnaT. and ResEar The
products o., .'..e............... ~ 1852
Casuaitv Go. ............... 10000
''r.H'tt rue offiees' % ine..............,. 2s9O9o
ware CO... 925.6T
i4HsiiE-ic Sie 4 Co i'0iSeu ise' -. - sssO7
Inc Inc - ii"''s.,'oe ''......... -lu''. a34o9
Plnmsing SUNNY co............ 4294i
MILLER BROS SYRUP Co. INC.
Boronshs lSndm =" Gar %dv. Co. Inc, 5.44oso
MARTIN HAULAGE CO., INC
Co' 6ohu9n Iia "ua'ai'se .......... "''r -A 5000
MOI, se,, al''oIIos s HIoss,,ay,tz a,,9 - 493 so
MANcHEsTER IRON WORKS,
INC.-Thos. w. Kiley Co.. 20, g,
Minerva ilS SHOE MFG Co, INC. o-
Carlton Wood Heal! Co, Inc ead'S. ead y.
NcS0oia co1fe ii'.ni-su ....'....'. 1.1lo.35
P4DpELL. Timothy i, Julia +.
11nn I1nSen anu h.''AaDe ........-. $3.50
ptHFL, Irving-Acker, Merrall & o-o oo
Condt Co. .---......'' '''''''''''
JUDGMENTS FILED.
RYKERT, Arthur. e. vaughan 9le.le
RAY MAC co, me- and Harry ,y44n
| sOcEpS Touis II T-Eldridee Co. 5l5.36
SsiuiI1\, ana \y,erSt-snili9e Ss sales Corp 246.so
SIiLN stiIweu tI1l. Mi"sio" .......... 2,o92 %
NTontcbaT $50. .4s
sch"aT,@ anu '"ooo 'ae''u 700. "a
! SAUNDERS. Alexander-B. Baylis. 6O7.70
rinh -" .'''........... 43o1s
n IF r + Coreoran ............. 9s7eo
! sAAfr-Sam, . 364.6S
| TAKlAS, Steve--NI. Pallozzoo. $3.50
C;oIdstein se ............ ~ 3.546.5s
/ UPMANN, Herman and Albert (H.
UpmGnn & Co)--F :. Appleby. 36,3Zo.2o
Hcolgate & '............. 44i.79
! VAN HOOD. Tessie-Peopls. &c.. 5000
! WALSEY, Chas. C.-knickerbocker
Forty second st. Co. lnc........ 1,2sSOo
! WEINSTEIN, Isidor--W. CChen... 3JI.ll
I SANE-Same , ,............ 1924
! SAME-Same ................ 4T.11
! WEISBERGER Joseph Schwartz
! tl a.. ......s.s .-...sss. viV'f'
Zimmerman, Jacob. Max Rosoft
| and William Tashman--J. Teman
! CT al.'... ..........,.......... o-Jo'
BRONX COUNTY.
! AIRCRAFT FURNITURE CO.,
! Inch. Goldstein. .............. $315.41
! GCTrFRIED. FeliX--L. wilson,. 25s.I2
! LIPPENCOTT. George M.-Stand-
ard Plumbing Supply Co........ 4e9.1i
j SCIiNEIpETiMAN, IL arr ".
Dlehln ct aI......... b6l.5o
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New York-Esst River--The Lighthouse
seryice announces coal boat Joe wreck buoy,
us. was discontinued Nov z. 1922, wreck
having been removed.
The New York herald., 1922-11-10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF tho debtor: the
second that OF the creditor, and date Wien
judgment was filed:
NEW YORK COUNTY
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HEROLD, Sam-Brooklyn Poultry
Co; Sept IL. 1914. 4....'........... sa9s II
1914 (vacated) ............... 2sf.4O
!. 1918 Ccanceled) )................ 2:465
Inc: July 2s 1922 22........ 6j6,o5
Novick Ct al Jan. y. io2a. IN. 517.59
Dee 8. 1871 Cvacated) -. 10000
same; Dee .. 1927 (vacated) - 10000
Thorpe. Inc. Dec. 90. 1921 1,oso7i
Inc inc: June ~. ioa2 ......,.e...... G5sso
Inc June 2S, 1929. a2....I......... 65563
Huisby; oct. is, 1852 (vacatedl. s27s.oo
GUAIA. Louis, and National Surety
tvscatedj ID, ................,... 49, 10000
1vaeated) ........................ ..''. 100000
BOYI.AN, Frans. and National
evacatedJ ............s......... 10000
INV ss iaa2 ........a......!..... CSC o5
SAME-Same. June IS, 1922 ........ 655.65
sAME-same: June IS, 1922. ....... G5s. so
II. i9a3 Observation-Disclosures. 5.iso.55
i9is ....................,....... 6.o9i 81
BRONN COUNTY.
~ issa ...............,..... i.1So.55
eANf-Safne May 10. 1922. .>..... 5i30.j3
MARRIN. Joseph j., Jr.-E. l. Du-
pont Powder Co: March IS. 1914 :3l.s
The New York herald., 1922-11-10

Juckenbach reports that on Oct 10. at . AM,
Cape Dame Marie Light, In approximately
10 be showing I flash every 10 seconds. flasn
second, eclipse seconds, and not as pre-
Niously stated.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
EARLY Gains Lost
On New Pressure
I'm Cotton Market
Improved Tone at Start Fol
lowed by Increased Nerv-
business and Selling on
Outl O O k for Cinnings

An early feeling of cheerfulness over
Near Eastern affairs was followed bv
renewed nervousness in the cotton
market yesterday and rallies from an
early decline were lost with the mar.
ket making new low ground for the
day in the late trading. December
contracts sold up from 21.11c to 21.3Oc
and broke to 2105c, with the general
market closing barely steady at net
declines Of ID TO 25 points.
Selling was promoted by prospects =.
the rest of the week and expectations or
heavy ginning returns up to September
25 continuation OF hedge selling serve d
TO emphasize q probability that the market I
would be called on to absorb great deal
of cotton within the next three or fou9
weeks and the uncertainties Of the pros
pect in this respect doubt contributed
to tho rather nervous and unsettled ruling
of the market
Private cablea reported steadinesa in
Liverpool. owing to n better tone in Man
chester and an improved trade demand.
Southern spot markets, as officially re-
ported were unchanged to 20 points lower,
with middling quotations ranging from.
10 soc up to 21.25c.
The local market for spot cEtton was
quiet and 25 points lower at 2l05c; no
sales were reported.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Country Produce

= Bntter-R Receipts were: 5.2as packages
Creamery. higher than extras 46Gf 45 .ec.
extras; % score, 424c flrsts, s5h Q4134c;
seconds, SS9S4Ae G: lower grades, S10sae;
asa @ Seci IS score, 36g36Ac. s5 to 81
score score Ss@ > 1ac; unsalted, higher than ex-
iras, 4tM45c: extras, % acore, 43QA3hc c.;
tirsts. Ss,a @4zci seconds, 3sis ass 1sc;
lower grades. 32@3Sc: State dairy tubs.
~ est 40 u q Al 19o; good to prime. ss y q
sslc; common TO fair 30d acc; ladies,
SgHc; seeon ls, 2se, lower grades, &c q
~ hc; packing stock, current make, No. J.,
2SAc; No. 2. 27i5c; lower grades, 70 q &c,
Cheese--Receipts We're; 1856 boxes.
New York State Hats June. specials. 23 IA %
24ci average run, 2Sc. New York state
fats ast fresh specials 2S, 2te average run
single Daisies, II q @22c; Young Americans.
Il y 0e2sc.
Eggs Receipts were l0,D30 cases Fresh
gathered extras, dozen. 47fD49c; extra
firsts. 44Q soc; firsts, 3s % 943c: seconds and
poorer. gag 36e; trade eggs 24W2Tc:
dirties. No, l.. 2502sc; No. and poorer,
zoo 2ic; checks poor TO choice. dry. is
@24c; refrigerator extra firsts charges
paid to expiring dates. af@3i,sc; arsts,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Wheat i'm Narrow
Range ON Conflict
In War Reports
Support Checks Declines
on Profit Taking, but
Buying Lacks Strength;
Net Changes Are Small

CHICAGO, Sept. 21,-ConAicting re-
ports as to the war outlook kept Wheat
traders on edge to-day and prevented
any, decisive change in prices. The
market closed unsettled at &c net de-
cine to hc advance, with December
$IO6% to $1.o6A and May $1.1O2s to
$llo1a. Corn finished ssc to %c
down, oats off 9sc to h09sc and pro
visions unchanged to zoe higher.
-. AT It hrst the wheat market tended down
Waro' tt' low Liverpool and Winnipeg quota
aetns sions h1oTbg declined and there being no
nople Denials in the last few days that a
tremendous amount of Canadian wheat
mad been purchased for shipment to Eu-
rrope had further bearish Influence
win no sign of any important new ex-
port business being done, profit taking on
the part OF yesterdays buyers set in but
on every dip In prices the market showed
constant power to absorb all the wheat
that was offered.
Uneasness about likelihood of a clash
between Turkish aud British forces at the
Dardanelles seemed to be spreading anew
among wheat traders during the last part
of the day. Nearby deliveries were most
affected and September went TO pre-