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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23
NEW ORLEANS COTTON A

New orleans. May 22-Continued unfavorable weather in the belt caused a buoyant market An cotton In the early trading today and kept prices at net advances through the season. but heavy liquidation met the gains and moderately wide recessions came about under it. although the undertone was steady enough, even on the reaction. The close was nn- changed to 20 points higher on the day. July closing at 19,99c pound after having traded as high as 20.i?c and as low as 19.S4c.
 Combined with the bad weather news were further accounts of a good spot demand in the interior with only light offerings in evidence at any noint. In. the local spot market there was little for sale on factors sample tables and the market was officially called quiet and unchanged at Soc a pound for middling.
 While much rain fell. over the cot ton region over the weekend. the trade paid most, attention to. condi- tions in Texas and Oklahoma. both of which states received moisture which was. described in private mes sages as being the last thing wanted in sections that were trying to plant, replant, or cultivate young cotton. The first advance was the strongest of the day and 1t carried prices 36 to Al points upward. Realizing by longs reduced the gains to to points but later upturns based on re- ports that cotton was being plowed m on account of the weevil in sec t;ons of both Texas and Georgia. sant prices well up toward the top again
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23
COFFEE MARKET Ry AssnciataI press

New York May 22.-The mark ct for coffee futures was lower today. owing to reports of an unsettled tone in Brazil and lower cost and freight offers. After opening 3 points lower to , points higher. prices steadied up point or two right after the call but weakened during the afternoon under scattering and trade selling. July eascd off to 10.07c and December to 26c, with the general market closing al net decline of 5 to l3 points. Sales were estimated - at about 47.00o bags. May, 1o.14c. July. 10.0Tc; September, 954c; Oc- tober 9.4!c; December, 9.25c: January. S.20c. March. 9,09c.
 Spot coffee dull; Rio 7s. 1o%c; Santos Is. l4isc to 14Sc; cost and freight offers included Santos 3s and 5s at 1375c to 14.10c for prompt, and l32oc to 13.3oc for forward ship ment. Rio IS were quoted at 10.25c to 1035c.
 The official cables reported de- cline Of go to an advance of 75 reis with Santos 25 reis higher to 10 reis lower No change was reported In Ric exchange rates and later cable showed q decline of 150 to 400 reis in the Rio mark st. Brazilian port receipts, 2S.0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23
CHICAGO GRAIN By Associated Prcas
CASH GRAIN Ky AssOciated Press

By Associated Press
 Chicago, May 22.-Wheat No. ? red. $1.35@$1.35iA; No. 2 hard, s1.32A @. $1.3SA. Corn No. mixed 611s @62Ac; No. yellow 6l1s @62%c. Oats No. 2 white 3S% @42c; No. 8 white 37A @ 40Mc, Rye No. ? s1.05. Barley 6S@72c. Timothy seed, s4.50@S6.00., Clover seed $12.00@ s22.00. Pork nominal; {; lard $11.22; ribs s12.50@s13.50.
 St. Louis. May 22.-Wheat No. red $1.32@$1.33; No. 3, s1.27@s1.30; May $l.2sA; July s1.20S. Corn No. ? white 61la @62c; May 5s%c; July 62%c. Oats No. ? white S9sc: May 3Shc; July 40c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23
PRODUCE
By Associated Press

Chicago, May 22.-Butter higher. creamery extras, 341zc; firsts s1@ S31ac;. standards. s4Ac. Eggs in- changed; firsts. z4@241sc; ordinary firsts, 22@22hc. Poultry, alive. higher; fowls 26c; broilers. 4oQ4sc: roosters, 15c. New York. May 22.-Butter firmer; creamery extras, S612e; firsts. 34@ Bic. Eggs firmer; fresh gathered. extra firsts. 271z @2sc: firsts. 26@25c. Cheese. firmer: average run. 17A @1Thc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23
LOCAL. MARKETS
Frnita nni .yrrrtanIea

Apples.wInesae. extra fancy. 100 l Iss Der box, sab; 80, ss, 96. l6o per box' ox 1SS per box. $4; 72, 50. ss. l5e. l75 ss.75:
 oranges-callfornia, per box $s, h., sc Red Bliss, No. 1. 1oO-Ib. sack. per lb., 34c; Red Bliss, No. ?. l00-lb. sack, per h.. 2Ac.
 onions-Texas white. per crate. s3.50; yellow, per crate. sS. California. per lp;, sc Michigan navy. 100-lb sack per h.. Sc
 Pineapples-Per crate, s5.
 Peanuts-Virginia. No l. per h., 9c: Virginia. roasted. sack lots, per ID. 9hc; Alabama, raw. per h.; 54c: roasted 6c.
 Marshmallows1Angelus An 90 l6c pack
 LettuceMPer crate. iceberg. s45O; per
 Grapsfrqit@AlI sizes. box. ss.5O.
 Raisins-L.L.. per box ss.5o.
 Tomatoes-Fancy. crate. s4.6o; choice.
 Beans-Green. per hamper. sl.5O@2
 Eggplant-s3.50.
 Peppers-Beli. s5.
 Squash--Per hamper, S2. Cabbage-Alabama S2.75 per crate
 eslsrSg Florida. per crate. $. Cheese-E'ull cream. daisy, h.. 21c. Mackerel--i00 No. s 9-oz. keR ss.5o. Lemons ns.caiifornia. box, s7.5O; i'm ported, 90. DU Straw wberries-Crate $2.5OQ3 Hens-Per h.. 25Q 26c. , Eggs-Per doz.. 24 lp Poo. Poultry (W. W. Garrett sons)
 Hens--23 e 25c.
 Fryers-Large size. 45@ soc; small 35 C 4gc. Iucks-25c. koosters-.4 W1co. Eggs-Candled. 24Q a5c
 Butter-Packing stock. 12Q15c. Turkeys-5UW W soc liye stock Birmingham Live Stock Marketl Fed steers good and choice 5h hc; medium to good. 412 12@bhc; common to medium fat cows. 4c; medium cows; O shc; cutters. 2G2hc; canners l94 @2Ac; heavy bulls. SQ3Ac; light bulls, 203c, oxen. common. lhc; fat yearlings. Sc; medium yeariings 2Q2c. vcalers choice s0ol7c. Ross-Choice corn sed. ls5 and up Sc. l36 to 166 lbs. Sc; 90 to IgS lbs. Sc light pigs. s0 lbs. down. 7c: best hea " tough hogs, 6hc: soft and oily hogs from ac to 2c per pound less than above
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23
POTATOES Ry Associated Press

Chicago. May 22-Potatoes steady Michigan and Wisconsin sacked round whites. s1.50@ 1.60 cwt. Idaho sacked round whites, s1.50@1.70 cwt. New stock weak on sacks. steady on bar rels. Florida Spaulding Rose double headed barrels, No. l. s6.50. Alabama Texas sacked Triumphs No. 1, s3.40@ $50 cwt. Louisiana sacked Triumphs, $S@3.25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23

By Ae8Oclutcu fffse
 New Orleans, middling 20.00c; re- ceipts 2.S0s; exports 9y2sS; sales GOT; stock 2os.456.
 Galveston, middiing 20.40c; receipts 5.s69; exports 9.2S3; sales 1857; stock 192, ,661
 Mobile, middling ls.ooc; receipts 325; stock 4;1o2.
 Savannah, middling 2o.00c; receipts 2,163; sales 733; stock ss.632. Charleston. receipts s.7Ss; exports t.o32; stock 67.1s4.
 Wilmington, middling 19.75c; re- ceipts 409; stock 22,15i.
 Texas City, stock 5,263.
 Norfolk. middling 20.00c; receipts 1,o33; exports 400; sales '2.S2s; stock 2l.s55.
 Baltimore, stock 2.Sss.
 Boston, middling 21.45c; receipts 16; exports 33; stock 2,sSS. Philadelphia. stock 5,016.
 New York, middlihg 2l.s0c: receipts |1,1S5; exports 566; stock 201. .574. Minor ports, receipts 2.91s; exports |2,a1S; stock 4.S22.
 Total today. receipts 2o,2e5: exports 23,332: stock S7s.664. Total for week, receipts S5.621; ex- ports 43,404. Total for season, receipts 5,6o2.sss; i; exports 6,101.1s5.
 INFERIOR. MOVEMENT
 By Associated Press
 Houston, middling 20.30c; receipts |6,925; shipments s,s1o; sales 63S; stock !12S,s33. sss Memphis. middling 2o.soc; receipts 2,6s1; shipments s.760; sales 2,o5o; stock 122.16o.
 Augusta, middling 1s.ssc; receipts 1.o47; shipments 2,01s; sales s5; stock e9,432.
 St. Louis. middlin'g 1850; receipts |1,472; shipments 1852; stock 24,776. Atlanta. middling 2o.ooc.
 Little Rock. middling 1s25c; re- ceipts 226; shipments 12; sales 6eo; stock 45.2O7.
 Dallas. middiing 1s.75c; sales 1863. Montgomery, middling ls.25c; sales 20. :. Total today. receipts 12,351; ship ments 16,447: stock 42o.50S.
 NAVAL STORES j.. By Associated Press
 Savannah, Ga, May 22.-Turpentine firm. S5Ac; ales, 357: receipts. SlS; shipments. 147; stock. 1852. Rosin firm; sales, 1.oss; receipts. 7ss; ship ments 16s: stock. 56.S2o. Quote B, $4.lo to $4.zV, U, %f.SV NtO ~1.oo, A1' $40 to f34.5o; F. c. H. 34.sp: I. $4.s0 to s4.65; K, $4,7o to s4.s0; M, $4.so to s. DO; N. $5.40; Wg. $500: Wv. $6.50.
 LONDON MONEY
 By Associated Press
 London, May 22.-Bar silver 3,7S8 pence per ounce; money IS.
 Discount rates-short bills 2x per cent; three months bill 2x per cent,
 
 RICE MARKET Fly Associated rress
 New Orleans, May 32.--Rough rice dull. Sales none; receipts. 227 sacks. Clean rice steady. Sales. 1922 pock- cts Blue Rose at s.90c: 3os pockets Early Prolific. at 4Isc; s.545 pockets i.57s pockets. Bran. $ls.so; Polish. S3A. <
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23
SPOT COTTON

New Orleans. May 22.-Spot cotton quiet and unchanged; sales on the spot. 530 bales; to arrive. IT. Low middling, 1S.75c; middling, 20c; good middling. 21c. Receipts. 2,s0S; stock. 203,456.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Members New York Stock Exchange. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro- duce Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders O. icited for the purchase and sale of Cotton .nd Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery Special attention and liberal terms given for consignment of spot cotton for de. livery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23
PORT MOVEMENT

New York, May 22.-Spot cotton steady; middling. 21.S0c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23

Meal and Feedstuff
 (Smith Grain Col Mixed horse feed. s3s old style hulls. $19; No. corn. soc; No white oats soc; shorts. $4l; bran. $3S; C.. S. meal. r pc. s49; hen feed. 100 ibs s2: timothy sS4; choice pea green alfalfa, S3s; John sop hay. $22; wheat straw. s25 ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23
SPOT COFFEE

ny stkSUcIHteu FresS - New York, May 22-Coffee. Rio No [. 10Sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23
RICE MARKET

New Orleans, May 32.-Rough rice dull. Sales none; receipts, 227 sacks. Clean rice steady. Sales. 1922 pock- cts Blue Rose at s.9oc; 3os pockets Early Prolific. at 4Isc; s.545 pockets screenings. at 2N0zNc. Receipts. l.576 pockets. Bran. $lS.5o; Polish. S3l. '
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23
NEW YORK COTTON ny As.nc;oted Preaa

Fly Associated Press W York, May 22.-4Cotton closed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-23
NAVAL STORES rs- A.S~cl~t~x1 nwa.s
LONDON MONEY Rv Assoclafad Prnna

London, May 22.-Bar silver 5,1SS pence per ounce; money x.
 Discount rates-short bills 2x per cent; three months bill 2x per cent,
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
FAR EAST SHIP RATE
:, RISES so PER CENT.
Pacific Tolls Up Nearly as
Much-WeStbound Con-
ference Resumes.

Advances OF 50 per cent. in rates pre-
vailing recently on shipments from mid
dle Western points to the Far East
Iy way OF the Pacific coast were made
effective yesterday by the New York
eommittee OF the Pacific Westbound
Conference.
AS a result of the decision Of the
conference 10 resume functioninG after
Eix months of uninterrupted rate war
fare the New York committee again
las assumed control over rates on ship
rents originating east of Billings. Mon.
Increases almost as great were made
Gr transpacific shipments originating
west of Billings by the conference
meeting at Seattle, Wash. according to
wire advices. From an average of 81
a. ton iron and steel was raised 10 IS,
automobiles to s6, general cargo TO 81.
+ cigarettes to s6. leaf tobacco 10 $3.50,
machinery to s6.75, locomotives to s5.25
and cotton piece goods to 5.25 for forty
scubic feet.
The advances on overland ship
rlents were urged strongly by repre-
'eentatives of steamship lines operating
from the Atlantic coast to China Japan
and the Philippines, as under the re-
cent abnormally low rates the Atlantic
that ordinarily went by their ships. 1t
Is calculated that S5 per cent. of the
9eright moving to the Far East by
either coast originates in the territory
I west Of the Ohio River and east Of
Billings.
The technical action of the New York
. committee was to declare flat reduc-
I, lion of 25 per cent. in the overland tariff
of November 2S, 1921, and it's supple
p 71ients with the exception of the rates
Ion ginseng, human bones, corpses and
valuabI, cargo which are to go at the
old rates without the reduction. As un-
der the conditions of open competition,
beginning March 10 of this year. APP
proximately so per cent. had been Topped
off the tariff schedules the action was
tantamount to an increase of 90 per
Bent in the average of current rates.
Only the ocean part of the combination
Tai and ocean rate is controlled by the
committee.
go The committee also appointed four
representatives, including Norton of the
Canadian Pacific Ocean Services. Schu-
macher of the Dollar Line. Tranor of
the Nippon Yusen Kaisha and Barnett
qef the Java Pacific Line, who will work
cut in cooperation with a subcommittee
: of the Atlantic Far East Conference 81
revision of the overland rates so as to
apportion to the Atlantic and Pacific
sthe part of the traffic justified by the
tonnage in operation from the two
basis ..,
combined committee, at which repre-
-sentatives of the Pacific lines will table
rthe contracts made for overland ship
ments during the period of open rates.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
SHIPOWNERS URGE u. S.
= TO CONSOLIDATE WORK
Association Asks Hoover to
MLet Navy Run Coast Guard.

Recommendations OF the American
Steamship Owners Association for the
consolidation of Federal departments
having to do with shipping, prepared at
The request of Secretary OF Commerce
aicover. were made public yesterday.
The shipowners favored a marine di-
vision of the Department Of Commerce
10 take over the activities now widely
scattered. and to be administered by a
permanent under secretary. The asso-
Ciation recommended that the Coast
Guard be transferred from the Treas
1ry to the Navy Department. Other
specific recommendation were that the
Lighthouses Services and shore life
saving stations be united in bureau
OF the proposed marine division; that
the Bureau of Navigation and the
Steamship Inspection Service be SINH
Jarly combined, and that the Coast and
Geodetic Survey and the photographic
office be united.
On the shipowners committee that
prepared the recommendations were
Frank G. Munson. head Of the Munson
Lire; David 4. Warden. marine super
intendent OF the Tide Water Oil Com
pany, and r. III. NJ. Robinson, presi-
dent of the United American Lines
Alexander r. Smith prepared n report
for Hoover on the question OF the over
tapping of Federal authority at port of
New York. His conclusion was that
there was none.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
CLEARED.

Str Aquitania (Br). Charles. Cherbourg
and Southampton (generaD-Cunard Steam
ship Co.
Str Reliance. Iverson. Plymouth. Boulogne
and Hamburg (generaD-United American
Lines.
Str Sierra Nevada (Ger), Block Bremen
(generaD-North German Lloyd.
Str Orient. Dennett. Odessa (general)-
Oriental Navigation Co.
Str San Bruno (Br). Mathers, CristobaI
and Port Limon (ballast)-United Fruit Co.
Str Norman Bridge. Groves, Tampico (gen-
eraI-Iuasteca Petroleum Co.
Str El Mar, Cribb New Orleans (geueraD
Southern Pacific Co.
Str City of Savannah, Borum, Savannah
Str Mohawk. Ingram, Charleston and Jack
sonville (generaD-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton. Bond. Norfolk (general)-Old
Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Virginia Express. Johnson, Richmond,
Va (generaD-Richmond apd New York
Steamship Co.
Str Erholm tNorl. Johannessen. Walton.
Ms (balasO-J + Whitney e. Co.
Str II II Dimock. Holmes, Boston (gencraO
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Callisto, Teensna (from Tauburg)
Roston (generaD D-Cnited American Lines.
Str North Land. Foster. Boston (general) -
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr Charles C Vernon (Br). Renby.
Perth Amboy (ballast)-J + Whitney & Co.
Schr Hazel l. Myra (Br). Myra, Lunen-
burg, Ms (coa)--J + Whitney s. Co.
Schr Anna Macdonald (Br). Miller, Mon
tague, PEI (coaD-J + Whitney & Co.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Stockholm (Sw), Gothenburg for New
York. Us expected 70 arrive Saturday and
deck at pier 81, North River.
Str Majestic CBr. Southampton for New
York, Is expected TO dock at pier 80, North
River, about PM Tuesday.
Str Gothland (BeSg).. Antwerp for New
York, Is expected to dock at pier 81, North
River about Wednesday afternoon.
Str Hellig Olav Dan), Copenhagen for
New York, Is expected to dock at foot OF
18th stret. Hoboken, about AN Tuesday,
Str Mount Carroll. Hamburg for New York.
IL expected to dock at pier &c, North River,
Wednesday afternoon.
Str Hanover tGeD. Bremen for New
York signaled 300 miles Il Ambrose Light
Vessel at noon I'd expects 20 arrive at foot
OF 9th street, Hoboken, late Friday after
noon or early Saturday morning.
York. was in lat 40 a. Ion % 80. at noon ist
str Susquehanna, Bremen for New YORK,
was In lat 45 81. Ion 50 ~. at noon LIST.
Str President Polk. London for New York.
IL expected 20 dock at pier 3, Hoboken,
about o 80 AM Wednesday.
str Minnekahda, Hamburg for New YORK,
is expected to dock at pier 90. North River
about o AM Wednesday.
York IL expected to dock at pier ". North
River late Tuesday or early Wednesday.
Str Algonquin, Turks Island for New York,
is expected TO dock at pier "a. Brooklyn
Str siboney. Havana for New York. Is ex-
pected to dock at pier IA. East River about
Str Munereo. Antilia for New York. is ex-
pected TO dock at pier 0. East River, about
o AM Tuesday.
Str zncapa, Kingston for New York, Is ex-
pected 20 dock at pier i5. East River. about
Str Metapan. Kingston for New York. Is
expected 10 dock ut pier 10, East River.
az Algeria CIsr1, New York for Giasgow,
was 100 miles west of Malin Head at moor
Monday.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
SAILED.

Strs Egremont. Port Said. 30: Shawmut.
Houston; M & J Tracy. Norfolk; FL Mar.
New Orleans; Silene (Fr), Marseilles. &c
San Bruno (Br), Cristobal. &c; Puget Sound,
baltimore; Sierra Nevada (Gor). Bremen (;
strs Greicaldy CB,. Rotterdam; Orient.
Odessa.
Str Hamilton, Norfolk.
Sailed Sept 20, strs Matilde Peirce UtaD :,
Naples. &c; 30th, Ecuador. San Francisco.
&C.
Sailed Oct /. Neptune Line tug. towing
barges (passed out Quarantine at 7:10
AND; tugs Reliance. towing schr Wyoming
,passed out Sandy Hook 1850 AND Reso-
Lutte, towing 2 barges (do at 1850 AND :
Warrior, towing (do at 2 30 PM) Bath
gate, towing 3 (do at 3 :35 PM).
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced TO sea leveD at New York on Mon
day, Oct 2. 1922. at AM. as reported by the
United States Weather Bureau. was thirty
and seventeen hundredths GOLD inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sxty-six and three-tenths (166.3) millimeters.
Captains of all vessels now lying In or near
the ports of New York and Brooklyn can ad-
vantageousy use the above official data for
observing whether their own barometers re-
quire any considerable correction adjust
ment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. q PM. Sw: clear
light sea; visibility. IL milesP
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF

e w Sinclair I43 S Diamond Shoal I'd.
F'irmore 1854 Diamond Shoai list.
Franklin X Lane 40 Diamond Shoai I'd.
Hampden 10 SW Shinnecock I'd.
Harold Walker 1874 Ambrose l. I'd.
Hera o61 Il Ambrose l. V I'd:
Humrick "A NE Cape Henry I'd.
Independence Hall lat 40 u, Ion % 81, I'd.
India Arrow 100 SW Diamond Shoal I'd.
A Moffett. Jr, $50 Jupiter I'd.
John d Rockefeller 1870 N Jupiter I'd.
Joseph Seep 900 Il Ambrose l. V I'd.
Kerhonkson 925 Il Ambrose l. I'd.
Lake Elsmere 139 NNE Diamond Shoai Cd.
Lake strymon 14o NNE Diamond Shoal I'd.
Liberty ,223 Il Ambrose l. I'd.
Llghtburne a5 n Jupiter I'd.
Lilo 800 y Ambrose l. V lst.
londonier lat AZ 40. Ion 6e 40, I'd.
Macabi 449 Nantucket I'd.
Maine 7s ENE Cape Henry I'd.
Maracaibo 400 s Ambrose /. Cd.
Matinicock 425 SE Cape Race LIST.
Mauretania 600 w Fastnet II PM 1st.
Moko. l,206 Il Ambrose L I'd.
Mount Carroll 162 II Ambrose l. Cd.
Mount Mount Clay i'277 2 Ambrose I'd.
Munwood II Sc Sand Key 1st.
Newton 4 NE Chatham Cd.
Parma 4o5 ssE Ambrose I fst.
Paul ii Harwood 1lS SW Nantucket L cd
Paulsboro 2i5 Hatteras fst.
Pennsylvania 1.34o E Ambrose l. I'd.
Porto Rico 49, Scotland l. I'd.
President Fillmore $50 Il Ambrose L I'd.
President Polk 572 Ambrose l. I'd.
President Roosevelt .456 + Ambrose l. Cd
Robert e Hopkins 227 NE Jupiter I'd.
Rochester ls2 NE Jupiter LIST.
Royal City $50 l. Ambrose l. V I'd.
S B Hunt so NE Diamond Shoal I'd.
Sagamon 991 r Nantucket L 1st
Scythia 800 Il Ambrose l. " s PM I'd
Steel Scientist 20 N Cape Maysi I'd
Susquehanna 1875 = Ambrose J. v 1st
Swiftscout $40 S Block Island I'd.
Texas 10 Sc Carysfort Light I'd.
Vacuum 207 SW Hatteras.
w II Doheny $50 Diamond Shosl I'd.
w II Tiford 365 Sc Cape Race I'd.
Wabash 4S Delaware Capes I'd
West Helix 300 ENE Cape Henry fst.
West Hematite lat 40 53, lon ~ 25, I'd
West Hobomac lat 46 "a. Ion 80 03. list.
West Imboden lat - 07. Ion IS So, list.
Zacapa 400 Scotland " I'd.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

rDistance given IN miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specified.1
Absecon 243 NE Hatteras Cd.
Belvidcre 2o4 Nantucket l. I'd.
nbbco I Az SIC Ambrose l. Y I'd.
Brave Occur 1876 SW Nantucket l. I'd.
Occur a. Alenc t2S SIC Ambrose l. I'd.
Comanche $50 Scotland l. v let.
Eastern Glen lat 81 80, Ion CO 81 I'd.
Egremont left New York AM %.
@ Harrison Smith 49, Ambrose l. ID.
C;uifstrenm 55 " Diamond Shoal l. I'd.
C;ulftrade 90 Sc Ambrose l. V %.
Hanpden 10 sW Shinnecock I'd.
Hellig Oiav 22o r Ambrose l. V I'd.
Tnnoko p6O u Ambrose l. LIST.
] w Van Dyke 90 n Diamond Shoal L V I'd.
Lake Fannin 33s S Scotland L V I'd.
Lasscil 2Ii Nantucket l. Cd
Lennpe due dock New York 10 80 AM Sd.
Liberty 1913 Ambroee l. ist.
Liberty Clio 1.342 Sc Ambrose l. v fst.
Mlnnekahda 40o Ambrose l. v Cd.
Minnequa 2e0 u Ambrose l. V I'd.
Matinicock 42J SIC Cape Race ist
Munargo 272 Scotland l. I'd.
NIshmaha 2T2 u Cape Henry I'd.
Norfolk Maru due Quarantine New York
AM Sd.
Ontario q w vineyard Sound j. 2d.
orizaba ia s Scotland L v I'd.
Orndalc 3 Sw Nantucket V I'd
siboney $50 Scotland !. v I'd.
Sonpvand due Boston Pm 4th.
sundance 800 v Cape Henry Cd.
swlftscout 34O & Block Island Cd.
Tanamo 40s Scotland L V st.
zacapa 76l S Scotland l. v 1st.
zarembo 3e4 Il Ambrose l. I'd.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
BIG SEAPLANE TO FLY
IS MILES OVER LAND
Hazardous Trip From Hudson
to St. Laurence Riuer.
Special Dispatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau
Washington, ID. c., Oct. g.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoEK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Oct. g.
The giant navy seaplane NC-9, sister
craft of the NC-4, which made the first
transatlantic flight. will leave Hampton
Roads tomorrow for New York city on
che first hop OF Journey TO Detroit to
participate in the aerial contests to be-
kin there Saturday. On the flight to
Detroit part Of the journey will be over
land. a rather hazardous feat for fly
ing boat.
There is an eighteen mile stretch from
the Hudson to the st. Lawrence River
sDd for this distance there Is no possible
way for the flying boat to land The
wing spread is i25 feet, so that the
canal cannot be used except IN an
emergency. but IL would mean that the
Wings would be broken. The program
calls for flying at least 5000 feet high
over this eighteen mile stretch. so IL
would be possible 20 glide TO open water
If motor trouble developed.
The flight from New York city Is to
he UP the Hudson across lakes Cham
plain and George, down che great lakes
and over Niagara Falls to Detroit.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
POLICE INQUIRY BEGUN
ON SOCOLOW REMOVAL
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Baltimore AffidaUifs AbsoIue
NeU York Detectives.

Joseph A. Faurot. Deputy Police Com
missioner. began an Investigation yes
ferday OF the charge made by Justice
Francis Martin of tho Supreme Court
that New York detectives aided Balu-
more detectives IN spiriting Walter soco-
low from the courtroom In which jus
tice Martin was sitting on September II
The Deputy Commissioner. questioned
Lieut.. James J. Gegan ana Detectives
Cornelius Brown, Christopher Kelly and
George Gilbert, together with William
Van Valkenberg Of the Bomb squad.
These men were represented by Alex
ander !. Rorke as counsel Mr.. Rorke
presented afiidavits signed by the Balti-
more detectives concerned and which
49, ated that New York detectives had
Nothing 10 do with the sudden removal
~ Socoiow from the jurisdiction OF the
New York; courts The hearing IL not
public. w