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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
South American
Ship. Rate War
oonsUpAgain
Iamport & Holt Withdrawal
From Agreement With
Shipping Board Opens a
Way for Renewed Action
Lasker May Act First
Tentative Understanding to
Maintain Differential on
Vessels Is Now Cancelled

Withdrawal by Lamport q Holt from
the tentative agreement with the enip-
ming Board fo- the maintenance OF ex-
isting passenger fares 70 South Amer.
lea opens the way for q renewal OF
IN. rate war which fared up Tor a
short period last spring. Statements
from officials Of the British line and
the Munson Line yesterday were that
no definite action had been taken yet.
/, was generally believed In shipping
circles that break would come
soon. though this may be delayed until
the famport & Holt vessels, which are
temporarily IN the European service
are roturrc1 81 the South American
route in the fall. sttk1 sE2&Ilk
II is not cain that the Shipping
Roard with vessels operated by the
Manson Line. will wait for the first
move BY Lamport & Holt. Chairman
Iasker Is expected 70 reach a decision
on this point shortly.
The Lamport & Holt Line now has
.diaerential Of 10 per cent on the
Vasari under the rates charged on the
United States liners, which are faster
ard newer vessels. The board mas
refused the request Of the British
coraoany for permanent diferentlal
OF 10 per cent on its other ships, the
Vauban, Vestris and Vardyek. Under
the tentative agreement between the
two companies the existing rate scale
was 20 be maintained.
"The agreement was OF temporary
nature" said David Cook, general man
arer Of the New York Office OF the
Lamport & Holt Line. I'VE requested
a diferential rate for our ships IN
tho South American trade. We feel
that the temporary agreement was IN
satisfactory to both parties, and as
sueh is better cancelled. Freight rates
will not be affected, as there Is sep
arate conference agreement among the
many freight lines in the trade. Lam
port & Holt Is not contemplating any
rate cuts az present. Diferenual fare
was not allowed, so we thought 1t best
70 make our Owl rates, regardless oil
our competitors IDEAS
Frank c. Munson, president OF tns
Nunson Line, confirmed Mr.. Cooks
statement as to the existing situation
saying that only passenger ana no'
freight rates are involved. he was
asked IL the Shipping Board vas ready
20 make the first move.
II don't know" Mr.. Munson said
adding that the matter now was under
cousideration. It was pointed out by
officials Of the Munson Line that they
asked no diiferential in rates wher
they were operating such ships as the
Huron, Aeolus and Martha Washington
which arc inferior 70 the new state
liners now in the run.
Passenger fares from New York &c
South America are about 20 per cent
le--,, .frco tho hvoak between the two
companies several months ago.
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Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHTPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions " merchant vessels re-
ceived through the Independent Wire
lees Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration % America. Shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through tho following COM
mercial radio stations IN the United
Stateu proper. IL 10 important that
these reports should be sent promptly
al noon each day IN order that they
may be received In time for publieA-
tlon.
Position reports can be sent through
tho stations OF the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc. New
York City (WCG). Babylon. L. l.
(WsE). EaHhampton. L. l. (WSA).
New London. Conn. (WST).
10 charge made for medical or
surgical advice latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation Of America
will receive position reports through
the following stations. Cape Cod
(WcC), slasconret. Mass. (Wsc). New
London, Conn. fWLC), Cape May. New
York City (WN1).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
iion Of America b. the U 8 Public
Health Service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Army Orders

From The Trsbunss Washirofon Bs-,a.
WASHINGTON. July is-Army ors.-.
hsued to-day follow.
Field Artillery
Eckert. Il. y. J.. 10 MTniis
Ringer. Ii r G.. 10 Msnis
Hospital. Maf. r.. 70 FORT efii
Ipger, II Col. a. g.. TO Camp Mabrv
IAmpbeN. capt. l. L.. 10 Camp Nabry.
Cavnlry
Glass AAi. =. I y. 20 Mexico city
Merchant. Ms,. y. r.. 10 For, Bf,s,
Brown. Maj. J. X. 20 Port Riley
Coast ARTILLERY
Phlp5s MAJ. +. n. jr. 10 Fort Haneoek
Secll' Naj. r. J.. % Fort Winfield Scott
Dunn. Ah.. W. x. 10 Fort worden.
rlicer' capt n. u. 70 Fort Wlnneld Scott
iron. MAJ I. p. 70 For, Winneld Scott
Holland. Lat. o. D.. 70 Fort Wordsa.
Weeks. II }. A., 70 Fort winfield Scott
Sygnon. MAJ. J. r.. 20 Port Hancock
Butz. Capt. q. r.. 70 Camp Eustis
Demerriti. Il r. z. 20 Tnrt Williams.
LaFery, II. a. - 20 Panama.
Carlisle. II. W. r.. 10 Panama.
Richmond. Il n J.. 20 Panama
Greenwood. Cart y. n. 70 Fort Monroe
Air Service
Farnum. "a. ". C.. 10 Believiile.
Weir, 3ial b. j.. 10 Manila
Miscellaneous
curiey. 1t z. ~. Vet c.. 10 Fort De,
Mcines
Gayle. csp,. r. D.. Inf. to Fort B.nn,nr
PETER, Capt c. A. Med. c. 10 Ions
FI,sss ,s Capt !. L. D.A q. t. ssst,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Freight Car Loadings
Show Slight Decrease
But Report for Week Ended
July j Registers Gain Over
Same Period Last Year

During the week which ended July
1 loading Of revenue freight on the
railroads Of the United States totaled
S76.8e6 cars, compared with s77,S56
cars the preceding week, according 20
reports fled with the car service de-
cision OF the American Railway Asso-
citation. This was reduction OF $50
cars, but represented an increase OF
i00,sl7 cars over the similar period a
year ago.
Compared by districts increases over
the preceding week in the nun Der OF
cars loaded with all commodities were
reported In The Eastern, Central West
ern and Southwestern districts, while
tho Allegheny, Pocahontas, Southern
and Northwestern districts showed de-
creasos. All, however, reported in
ereases over the corresponding week
OF 1921.
Slowing up Of traffic, caused BY the
strike, effective since July /, viii be
reflected In the next report made 20
the American Railway Association.
With few exceptions since the first OF
the year loading have been increasing
steadily.
Traffic in all commodities always
increases towards the fall Of the year
under normal operating conditions.
This is particularly true OF coal ship
ments. The weekly average loadings
OF coal from September 25 to Deem
Der is. 1920, was 2l7 200 ears, or about
65. 900 more than the average for june
and July, 1921. and 10000 more than
tho rate at which coal is being loaded
at present
II the normal autumn movement
OF coal alone were added 70
present carloadings about 1856 ears
would be the total weekly movement
Of all commodities. This figure would
be only q 900 cars less than the record
movement In American railroad his
tory. which occurred in the week
ended October 10, 1920, and totaled
1 Ms E9o cara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Arrived Yesterday

Ro.aiind (Br), st Johns. \ F. July 2;
Haiifax II; 20 Bowring co. WIN lV-
pass. mails and rndse; Java si, Bklyn. q.
Aihistan fDan). Liverpool June 70, 70
Amsriean Metals transportation CO. with
scrap metal. Pier rs. y r, -,
Major wheeler. Guanioa July 7; 20 Baiti-
more Co. with pass and sugar
Refinery. Long Island City.
Cold Harbor. Seattle May 2s, Vancouver
a.. Gray Harbor Jure 8. San Francisco ,.
San Pedro II. Cristooai 20. PhLadelphia
July II: TO North Atlantic a western ;
Co, with mdse; Pier . Bush Doc Ks - l kiyn;
8 ssCorp. in ballast; anchored on Liberty.
Belierophon (Br), Shanghai Nay ~
Hongkong 10, Manila ~. s7rapere q
Penang June I. Port SAID - aziers a.
Boston July II 10 Booth Line. With mdse'
Fort Victoria (Brl. Bermuda July II; 20
Furness- Bermuda Line, With EOi pass
mails and mdss Pier o.. n X.
rinemors (Br. Midilesboro June -.
Dundee 20: 20 Furness, witty 4 CO, with
mdse. Pier %. Bklyn
steEeiborg DAM. Lisbon June 20; 20
susquehanna Co. with mfst Pier ~
Apache. Jacksonville July o Charleston
10. 10 TO Clyde CO. with pass and
ndse: Pier IS, y r.
Nuskogee. Port Arthur. Ter. July 9: 20
Robert l. Hague. With crude oii, Pier D.
Manuel caivo (sp). Barcelona June Is,
Valencia 20, Malaga -, csdiz Spi 10 the
Compania TrAnsatiantica. with e. FIRST. IS
and rndse Pier .. y X.
Metspsn csrtagena July ?; Porto CO.
lor1bia 4 Santa Marta q KiIraion =. 20
United Fruit Co. With ~ pass nails and
udse. Pier IS. u r.
Lake Como CannnovR. To- Atlantic Fruit
Co. with ndse Pier rs. y r
Transportation. Norfolk july II; 20
coastwise Trans CO. with mdse. Robins
sen George W Trunt nruasviok: 70
sertan g. Bryant. With rdft. anchored OF
RED Hook Fia.s. Bkiyn.
Uncas. Providence. July y. 10 Standard
on Co. with oil. anchored on Tompkins-
Jefferson. Norfolk. duly u. 10 Old Do
minlon Line: with pass and udso. Pier
81. ~ r.
suwanee. Philadelphia. July u. 70 y.
NJ Smith. with mdse. Pier 4. Iayonne.
Occidental. Port Loboo july 8 10 tho
Texas Co. with crude oil; Bergen Point.
Nj.
standard. Port Lobos July O.. 70 Robert
/ Hague. with crude oil; Pier 9. consta-
bic Hook y J.
Archlmedes (Br). Manchester Juno %;
20 the White Star Line. with Clse; Pier
S. Mr.
Hsnnover (Cer). Bremen July ]; 20 the
North German Lloyd. with 100 cabin. $40
third class pass. mails and nd9e. 9th 81.
Francisco CBr). Hull June ii and Ant
werp June q. 10 tho Elernan'5 Wilson
Tine with mdse.
Lake Saws. Cardenas July and Nue.
vitas July s. 20 tho y & Cuba Mall
5 Co. with sugar.
jefferson. Norfolk. 70 tho old Dominion
Trans Co. with pass and ndsc, Pier 81,
Mr.
AGravai fPr). Perth krboy.
Morristoprr Philadelphia.
Union CRY fnr) Philadelphia for Lon
don and Liverpool TO the u Nav Co with
mdse IN transit.
VIM Page. Norfolk.
Pioneer (Belg), Antwerp.
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Marine Reports
Winds At Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
on the Atlantic Coast. Hatteras 70 ny
wsst--Noderate fresh south. shifting 20
north on the Carolina coast weathef
partly overcast. with local rains.
over East Gulf - Moderate east ana
southeast and weather partly overcast
with local ratns ..A
over West Ouif--Moderate 20 fresh
southeast and weather generally fair.
over Caribbsan Sea and Nlna"are
PAsssre-Frssh northeast and cast ana
weather partly overcast. with locai iains
northeriy and weather overcast. probably
showers on the coast
sandy Hook 20 Hatteras-Fresh norm
and northeast and weather overcast. PROD
ably showers
Hatteras 20 Florida strsits-hoderate 70
fresh southeriy, shifting 20 hortherly on
the Carolina coast. weather partly over
cast, with local rains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Marine Corps Orders

WASHINGTON. July i1.-Marins Corp,
orders Issued to-day follow;
Prince. Mai. c. 7. r.. 70 Fort Lsavenworth
Dyer. MAJ. J. =, 70 Fort Leavenvorth.
MeginnesA Mar. Gun. G. D., 10 New York
skinner. 1t r., 10 Msro Island
onlcy "a II. ". B.. 10 Quantico.
Bsnkert. Mar. Gun. 8. n. 70 Washington
Ramsey - Col. F. A.. 70 Quantieo.
Beechcr. Capt. c. T.. 10 Chicago.
cray. Capt J. A. to Kansas City.
Hrndman. Col. 7. l.. 10 Mare Island.
Evans L. Col r z. 10 Hsyii.
Robertson. capt J. y. 20 Washington.
hockey. Capt X. =. 10 Washington.
Uel, Capt c.. 20 Paris Island
stout Capt. \. J.. 20 Paris Island.
Berry Capt. ~ g.. 10 Philadelphia
Cuahman. "a u. T. J.. 20 Guam.
Aioken. Mer. Gun. ~ 10 Guam.
Wodarczyk. Mar. Oun n, 10 Quantieo
Jenton. Mar. Gun. T.. r. 10 Paris Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Radio Corpn. of America

Bremcrton GO Cape Henry July II
Bristol - BY W Scotland July Il.
Bylayl 40 SW Block Island July Ia
Clement Smith ~ sW Winter Quarter
july 10.
July "a.
FEDERAL go wsw Flores Azores July Il
Melville Dollar 37i s Baltimore July u
Michigan 20 r Cape May AN July II
Al July -
Occidental 2. Ambrose July u.
Dfduna l,b15 r Ambrose 10 PM July 4,
Pres Fillmore i.2f2 r Ambrose Julv -
Pres Harding 1919 p Ambrose July ~
suaoik 81 W ~ g Nantucket Julv II
sucoTcco 236 = Nantucket July II
Seattle Spirit 200 y Ambrose July u
Hampton EsE Hedge Pence July !,
Swifieaglc itc SsW Brsnton Reef Iniv =.
S, sa - sN Block Island July IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Freight Traffic Gains

Reports filed. with the Interstate
Commerce Commission show that the
railroads Of the United States carried
1888 per cent more revenue tonnage
during the first three months Of 1922
than during the similar period Of 1921.
Total tons carried in the first quarter
amounted TO 4l6,29s,sos, compared with
402.l14,193, or an increase Of i4,ls4,-
Gle tons. OF the total tonnage carried
53,S92 ,S04 tons were agricultural prod
uets, 1907 $50 tons animals and ami
nal products. 22O,l27.si1 tons mine
products, 2,002,779 forest products.
7e.722,e73 manufactured products. while
i6,0l3,1s2 tons consisted Of less than
carload freight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Standard Gas Net Gains

Combined net earnings Of the oper-
ated public utility properties Of the
Standard Gas & Electric Co. for the
twelye-month period ended May 81,
1922, showed an increase Of ii.5 per
cent over tho corresponding period Of
a year ago. The gain Of 81, 1893, 1853 in
net earnings exceeded the gain Of
N,224,l10 in gross earnings. The com
binod earnings for the twelve-month
period amounted TO t35,632,2ss, com.
pared with S34,4os,i 1853 for the CORE
spending period a year previous, and
net earnings were {i2,95i, 0s6, against
iii,6li, s23 in 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Passenger Ships Due


Hanover (Cer). Bremen July I 20
North German Lloyd with mails: IL eK-
peoied 10 dock forenoon az foot 9Th 81.
Hoboken
70 Cunard s Co with mails. T. expected
20 dock about noon at Pier -. y
'T Rotterdam tiDp. Rotterdam July s: 10
Holland-America Line with malls was
i.o72 miles cas-, Ambrose noon July II, is
expected TO dock late afternoon at foot
Sth st Hoboken.
Chicago (Fr). Havre July 4. TO French
Line with mails. Is expected 10 dock after
noon At Pier ~. y r (West ifth 81.
Manuel Calvo lSp), Cadiz June 30. TO
Spanish Line with malls. "a expected TO
dock forenoon at Pier .. Z tcosnties
city OF Columbus. Savannah July II; to
Ocean S Co: 10 expected 10 dock at Pier
IS. y r (spring st).
Due Tomorrow
scythia (Br), Liverpool July 9; 20 cunard
CO with mails. Is expected 70 dock
afternoon at Pier 50. n n (west 18th st).
Due sunday
Adriatio (Br). Liverpool July Q: 20 White
Star Line with malls IL expected 70 dock
forenoon al Pier 80. y fwest 18Th sQ.
President Fillmore. Bremen July g. TO
Z Lines with mails: is expected 10 dock
afternoon AZ Pier 4. Hob0ken
Pastores. Havana July -. 70 Uni'ed
Fruit Co with malls; IL expected 70 dock
AFTERNOON AZ llcr To- r X f-Aatuel IAutls
AsiA lFrl. Lisbon July 3. 20 James W
Elweli a CO with mails. n expected 10
dock afternoon At foot sist 81. B'klyn.
Due Monday
vessel. Port Agency.
Oropesa, Southampton. July Z.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Porto Rico. San Juan. July ~.
n & Porto Rico Llne
zuiia. MayaEue1. July ~ Bliss Daliett 4 Co
Due Tuesday
President Van Buren,. cherb> drg. July o.
L Lines
Stockholm. GothenburE July g.
SWcdish-American Line
Dominic. Para. July t.......... Booth Co
EsperanEa. Havana. July ~.
NY& Cuba Mail s s Co
Due "wednesday
White Star Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO July li--seh. prob
Ably Hsnristte fBrl. New Castle. = w
FOR san Francisco VIA Leypaa ana No'u'
nah reported wrecked ~ suvh.
. HONOLULU. n T, July la-FhduIa
CRr). floiio for New York, previously, ~
ported, 10 stiii ashore, believe y VII be
necessary 10 lighter about a.ooo tons Cargo
before possible 20 noai.
SEATTLE. July ii-Willametts, prsVi-
ousiy reported ashore on Point NO foint.
foafef = " 10th. drydocked Tor survey
,lr tanks and three frames broken dam
are 20 cargo slight -
Sorthiand. previously reported ,shore on
Point Partridge. floatsd J. isth' ap'
parentiy unchanged
sAuIT STE MARIE. Mich, July IL
Soronic. naEship Of Northern NAVIGATION
60 and carrying several hundred passen q
gers aground on shoals AZ lroquois Point
Grounded during a dense fog TINS morn
Ing. Two tugs attempting 20 release the
vessel said 70 be In no danger. weather
calm and clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
New Gulf Fleet May
Imperil Conference
Addition of Steele Co. Vessels
Throws Strain on Rate
Understanding

Inauguration Of new service from
the Gulf TO the Pacific by the J. II. W.
STEELE Company with the ships Of the
former Green Star Line IS reported
endangering the Gulf Conference. II
Is said that the additional vessels will
add 20 the difficulties OF obtaining car
goes and that the rate agreement may
,nap under the strain.
Officials OF Moore & Mccormack said
that decision. had not yet been
reached whether the line would estab-
lsh It's own agency al New Orleans or
employ the services OF another COM
pany. The Steele Company was agent
for Moore & Mccormack previous 10
Is acquisition Of the Green Star ships.
The new service starts on August /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Notice to Mariners

CBy u r HydroErahie O,fice)
About July 10 Little ExE fnlct Light
y J. viii BE- moved es yards $50 degree'
IN lat 40 20 90 y. Ion ~ n 20 W no ac'
count u the erosion OF Tho beach.
June 90 the following changes we're
made IN the Leipsic River Range Lights
Delaware nay. lat 20 rs y zen rs IS W
Lolpsio River Range Front Light wa
changed 20 show flashing white every
seconds. Hash o. second. eclipse ~ sec
0nds. Of 30 cantiepower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Big Apple Crop Expected

CHICAGO, July 13.-Immense pro-
duetion Of apples and potatoes in the
United States this season lie expected,
according 10 statement issued here to-
day by the Federal Bureau Of Agrieul-
tural Economics. The total CONNER
eial crop Of apples is estimated al
81, 4i3,o00 barrels. compared with
p 200, 900 barrels in 1921. The potato
crop Is estimated at 42s, 607 900 bushels,
as against 3s6,g23.0 bushels In 1921.
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Sailed Yesterday

c A Canneld. Tamplco. hartford. Tam
pico William Rockefeller, Port Lobos;
newport News. Lake Winthrop Turks
Island Bylayi. Norfolk. Carmania
OBJ, Liverpool. City Of Honolulu, Los
angeles. Lcaape Jacksonville; Bayern
cen, Hamburg. Mariana. Norfolk; ALI
anca. Norfolk. Absecon, Norfolk; Javery.
Norfolk. United States DAM. Copenhagon;
MORO Castle. Havana and Progreso
Patria Orr, Marssillcs. La Bouid onnais
(Fr). HAvre. City Of 81 louis. savannah
Verona (Nor). Kingston.
Bioemfontein (Br), Auckland: Malmen
(swed). Stockholm.
Fort Gaines (Nor). Santiago. Cuba; pa
kotan, Philadelphia Capuin. Philadol-
phia: Corsica. Norfolk.
G Harrison Smith. Lobos.
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals

GIBRALTAR. July ~ Passed l-Gaehe
Prince (Br. Penang for New YORK and
soURABAYA. July ic-si,ossondo CDu),
YOKOHAMA. July algonquin. san
Francisco.
KOBE. July il-K0rca Harnl fJopl. san
Francisco for HonFkoug. President WILSON,
San Francisco Tor liongkons.
PLYMOUTH. july l2-hntonia OBJ
Montreal for chefbourg and Bremen 'ano
4rEN' July i.-city Of Westminster
lBrj. New York for Calcutta.
ANTWERP. July iiLcoar.e.imea,.e tb5,
Plymouth and cherbourg. Fullerton Obi
New York
cETTE. July e-capliaino Damian'
(Fr). New Orleans.
BREMEN. July 7-Nlshmaha. Calves
ton. Western scout. New York
ROUEN. July 7-omphale tFr), New
Orleans
DUNKIRK. July vincent New York
10th. Hudson (Fr). Baltimore.
COPENHAGEN. July i-Thorsdal tNor)
HKMBURG. July o-Emsrgeney Ala
New Orleans
WAVRE. July io-Edgensld. Galveston
Pipestone County. New York. Nevada lFr)
Charleston. Parsanger (Nor). Montreal.
BUESOs AYREs July ii-Pan-Amer
lea. New York. Monticello Hamburg.
York via Providence
LONDON, July ii-sundanee. Savannah
MELBOURNE. July i2-Haurah (BD
'' sY f5Sfsi.' 3 s W. o. ii-Makur. cBD
cxDIz. July is-Juiians (sp). New
York
LBITH. July i1-wss Sos,kA. BAi,i.
MELBOURNE, July is-wen chsrow
Gibraltar. July IA Philadelphia
New York for Naples land procssded).
ALBORO. July Nevada dam. Mon.
trcni.
MANCHESTER. July ii-wsst sssovi,
New Orleans VIA Liverpool: July "a
steAdfAsi. Galveston via Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM. July i1-Tomaiva, Gal.
weston Via Hambarg; Anaconda. Phila.
delphia via New York.
ALEXANDRIA. July i1-Haf Noon
New York via Genoa.
LIVERPOOL. July i1-Barrymore CBr)
baltimore VIA Norfolk. Empress Of India
OBJ. quebec.
GLASGOW. July ia-r<SlnTton fBr,
Philadelphia via 81 John \ u.
SOUTHAMPTON. July i5-scotian (Br)
Montreal.
Departures
KOBE. July ii-Toba Maru (Jap). New
York
YOKOHAMA. July ii-Myrmidon tBr),
San Francisco.
SHANGHAI July ii-ArabiA Maru
HULL. July ii-ciiy Of Rangoon (Br).
San Franclfco.
SHIELDS. July i1-oenersikonsul Pal
lisen dam. Canada.
WELLINGTON. " 2. July ii-Maun-
ranui fBr). san Francisco.
LIVERPOOL. July iz-Canadian Ranger
fBr). Montreal. Nearbridge tBrl. Mont
'e'f.prs-o-ou-N- r.t.. g. pt,..sA
(Br). from Liverpool Philadelphia.
HELslS0TO. Is. July i-kaut Jnri
(N0rl. New York
SEVILLE. July s-Aldscoa Span. Phil
adelpha
EMDEN. July 7-Bogsn CSor). Habana.
GIBRALTAR. July Duchess d'Aosia
CtaD. Cape Race
HAMBURG. July s--sksEnssa OBJ.
Philadelphia, ?, chlckasaW. Philadelphia
oRAN. July s-vilis d'oran CFr). New
HGvRE. July I'D, Ia Sail. orr. New
ROTTERDAM. July io-Fsrnworth OBJ.
BRISBANE. July ii-canaaian ssis-
neur (Brl. Boston
kobe. July it-Presldent Cleveland
from Manila. HONG Kong. etc) from San
Franciscof ShunkO Mnru (Jap). )from
Hong Kong San Francisco and New
York
ROTTERDAM. July i1-Ryndam CDut).
New York
SOUTHAMPTON. July i1-Rssoluis
from Hamburr). New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. July ~ go America
ffrom Bremen). New York.
GRAN0ENOuTH. July i1-Dsiawaro
OBJ. Philadelphia.
CARDIFF. July i3-Asie fFr). New
.oundl1nd
PLYMOUTH. Jelly i5-Ryndam Dutch.
from Rotterdam and Bouiogns). New
YORK
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Fire Record

AN DAMAGE
slo-zsi v. lia st.. Frank Mar,
Trinins
Is.io-ss S'' Z. ssd s1.' chimney: sn %-"'
io:ss-isf slc,eker st; Cold 4
,,O- nSi0~ y, and nth sv v. Sssa0"n
store. unknown ...s.-.... Unknown
i.3s-ls2d 81 and Harlem River rub:
,~-sos W. sith It, unknown. Unknown aSSas
isoO--PelhAm bay. the Bronx:
launch; unknown ......... Trining
Unknown
4,oo-.sd st. and "a av, surface
car: second Avenue n. X. Co.
Unknown
1ss-ssio "a sv. the Bronr; Martin
,oo-s NG's %. .s,h st: child. R.s,ss @'"'
sso-ss Perry st.: Henry Bics.ns
Unknown
g5O-7s SUFFOLK ct; Luoin a sims
s,o-Fron, OF 7,s Y. ii7,h Ct, the
Bronx. auto truck $500. Unknown
ftO--sss W 10Th ct: John Roger.
Unknown
fao-ss W. Houston st.: J. TArthow-
1.as-;s} T. SIN st.; Mar BirssTin.
Unknown
ss.o-sOs Canal st.: 81. Nswesrgsr.
s4s-ss Y. isist st.; 81. James Dgligh.
Unknown
,.ss-insh It. and "a av.. the Bronx.
auto; unknown. ...........U unknown
sHS--37 W. sHhlst; National Dress
Ooupany- go ..s.ss.A. InhnoHn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Change of Masters

Michael Nolan succeeds George " Della
mater command steam screw Banker
No g.
Andrew Gumeraon succeeds A " Nelson
command garollne yacht Gavlota.
David s Mason succeeds Albert kauter-
man command steam screw k~rmlte.
Henry = Stewart succeeds John Henns8-
~ command steam screw MassanEa.
II N Bsebo succeeds clifford Russell
command sch barge Swectser Linthoum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
New York Metal Market

Tin was very quiet with Straits
quoted at SO.7563i.25e; Straits ship
ments, s0.75d Si.25c; standard, 5O.504
sic and 90 per cent ct 3o.e2hc asked.
Copper hrm, standard spot. July and
August. i3.25@i3.62he, and eleetroly-
tic spot, July and August, i375@l+.25e.
Lead steady. New York spot, SIS and
East 81. Louis 5.52he asked. Zinc
firm. New York spot 6.05c and East
81. Louis spot 5.70c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Vessels Sold

Marion. steam screw. Us tons; sold by
OFWaid Quinllvhn 10 Thomas Howard
Tor 81 and other considerations
speefack. gasoline yacht. fl tons cold
By Federal Insurance Co 20 Briggs
for t1.t10.
Whiriwind. gasoline yacht, ~ tons, sold
By Consolidated shipbuilding Corp 20 Ju-
Illus Fislachmann FOR 81 and other consld-
erafl0na