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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
Coal Stri Ike Now Real
Factor i'm Steel Trade
Many Furnaces Banked and
Resumption plans Are
Held in Allowance

"The coal strike has become factor
in the iron and steel market to a far
greater extent than was deemed likely
ono week ago" The Iron Ago will say
day. THE stoppagc Of mining in
non-unon fields, and particularly in
the Connclsvillc region, has gone to
the point Of causing the banking Of n
number Of blast furnaces in Ohio and
the Pittsburgh district, and plans an
nounccd recently for starting other
furnaces arc in allegiance.
"Already advances in pig iron have
been made at several centers, amount
ing in the East to 81 ton, and the
possibility Of a temporary scarcity has
entered into tho calculations Of some
producers and good many consumers
In finished steel products the restric-
ton Of the non-union output of coal
has stiffened all markets and led some
steel companies to stop selling.
THE week has brought large vol
umc Of new business to the mills.
'ln the Chicago district the Steel
Corporation has an SO per cent steel
works operation this week, which is
the high point since the summer of
1920. AT the opening of the week its
Pittsburgh district steel works was
running close to 70 per cent"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
Pacific Ship Rate War
Is Brought to an End
Steamship Operators Begin the
Task of Restoring Oriental
Tariffs

PORTLAND. Ore, April IA rate
war in progress for month between
trans-Pacifc steamship" lines was
terminated at n conference Of opera
tors yesterday,
Immediate REIMBURSEMENT Of the trans
Pacific tariffs, agreement to work to-
gether in maintaining them and a re-
establishment of the transPacific CON
ference, AN agreement for which will
be submitted as soon as possible to all
lines operating in the trade, were the
results of the session. The rules and
regulations were those drawn up Il
year ago but not adopted then
Cargo is to be booked beginning to-
morrow at $3.50 thousand feet on
the usual run of lumber. Wheat and
flour arc quoted at SIS n ton. Previous
to the rate cutting by Northern lines
the lumber rate was SIS and wheat and
-four So
The session was participated in by
steamship operators from Vancouver,
b. c.; San Francisco. Seattle and Ia
coma, Wash, and Portland, Ore. OPP
orators expressed the opinion that the
Shipping Board Will subscribe to the
new arrangement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13

Neoius $oS5 from Ambrose April IL.
8s" WIS, I., 200 " Lohos Island April IL
Bsbore o off America na sSo Mny A Apr
aIa mares as \ Limon April IL.
Chhm nMnsa, ,o'S F., F Tsmpco April II.
Charles Rraley 266 T. Tampico April -
Nharles r.. HarWood 20 from Healdbank
Cclhwood l's wNw rortusas Apri, ~.
Cokcsit ga Pensacola April r..
Doorning 2l5 W Sand Key April IL.
I !, a, Emery 14$ MsW Key West April IL
Eastern Guide +5S f Ambrose April u
Eastern Moon 80 SW by S Sand Key
Es lsrd Sun ,a SsS e Cape Henry April ~
Ehna lat 25 o2 Ion so II April 10
FL Occidcnte 35 WNW I ortugas Anril +, e
Fred w Weller ~ sW South Pass April IL
fresport Sulphur No. 40 sW IIatteras
Weser 1880 AM April l2
E s,t nt State la, 20 o. Ion see April H.
Herbert g wyIie 14o SW Ga1v EST rr,, 70
Hog Island 500 by Boston n>'i Iisht
Houma 22l NNE ramplco Apri H.
H9% VIII Han SIC by n Cape Henry
Hudson 2s6 from Queenstown April II.
Idaho Az Ambrose April H.
Illinois 1880 f Hatteras April IL
J o'Nen 1872 WV ror1ugas Drill "a
lanes am mcgee &C IS Nj Jupiter April H.
Japan Arrow $50 f sa bine Bar - Aprii -
KNOXVILLE City LIE Sc Los Angeles
I-ishtburne w Sand Key April a.
i-evisa So Nantucket April ~
LEWIS Is Thrrlow Is Sc Sand he,
Massilia - Sand Key Aprn ~ H.
Momus SO NV Tortugas April -
Mnshosee 35 Hatteras April -
San
Nora 225 Sand Key April "a
o T "aring rs ESE South Pass Arrn 70
Oscar d Bennett 42o E Tampico Aprii -
| Ossa go K Cape Henry April ~
Panhandle State lat a - lon ., -
r r;a5ss@ ST. ~ l.. W n Havana April u
f' amniS Mato'ka lat ~ 81 lon 2s Ie
erngston 1so rampioo April ~
Rayo 60 \ Hatteras April IL Ap' - l l.
Rohin Goodfellow 40 from Tan,ricc
Sag Harbor 20 e sand Ksv AM, 70
samuel !. Fuller AIS w Sand Kew Arm 10
o't Arii . Brown 253 ENE Mata Redonda
San Pablo 40 s sombrero April ~
Santa Marta 7ss s Scotland Aprii"1e
s g. is$ S KINGSTON April H.
sucross 1875 ME- Tampicc April ip' ~
surname 1863 y Bocas April IT,
s sSit,a arrow 70 y :, Key West April H.
! Trip 81 NV Tortugas April u.
| Turrialbs f75 w Kingston April ~
Tuscaloosa City y NE Tortugas April IL.
| Venezuela 428 Baltimore Anril -
Nesta SO w Sand Key AprU II.
Nlttorio Emanueic III 400 K Cape Henr,
| April 2 ~
w w + T, LIBBY 80 NE Jupiter April ~.
NJ Irish 35 Hatteras April H.
! Warwick OF WSW Hatteras April n
West CeLna lat 81 10 Ion 50 IS April H.
| West Chatala 40 Sc Mobile Bar April -
West Himrod III Vancouver April ~.
! wildwood 282 SIC Pensacola April IA
! VIM Green 81 " by Sand Kew Apru /,
| Youngstown so f Hatteras April IT,
| ConeJos lat 40 43 Ion SIS rs April H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
Arrived Yesterday

sfotkholm (Swed). Cothenburs Apr /. To
swedish American Line with 2s7 cabin.
Pleria7. y r.
Tosto CNoD. Csrtasena Mar 23 Porto
Colomhia q. Cienfuesos Apr 4 to Oreu-
BNiyp. . @'''' w. wiz" muse f''F 80
,,.Als$r!.s qRr>. GLASGOW and Neville Apr
,,hira class pass mails and mdse. Pier
y r BEDFORD. TEXAS City. to Robert I.
4sgue. with oil Pier s. Constable Hook,
W, c Teaglo. New Orleans Apr 6; to
,Nober' l. Hague. with oil. anchored of
- rafinonia tBr}. Liverpool Apr /: to Gun
atd Iine, with mdse Pier Sc, y r.
-rRpYsl Prince (Br,. Port Natal Feb .,
Baltimore Mar 81, Newport News Apr 1,
Phiisdel phia Apr ~; to Furness witty q.
Estonia (pan). DanzIg Mar 81. Copen
haze Apr !. Halifax Apr 10; to Baltic
lndse. Pier 5. Bush Docks, r kiyn.
flnrinda 'Sp), Barcelona Mar :. SevIlIe
Msv1so Philadelphia Apr 10; to Garcia &
olsHs.wi'h o mdse; Coiumhis ST S!yn
St~Eincent, Y. Mar -, Bermuda Apr 9,
TO 'a6ricsn and Eastern Trading Go. with
Indse Pier IS. klyn.
i II pevsreaux. Norfolk Apr 10: to Met
ropoltan Coal Co, proceeded to Boston
Hsrriot CNor'. Porto Plata Mar -.
90. With mdse p.r 10. y p
VIM Rockefeller Port Iohos Apr ?; to
t.soeri J.. Hague; anchored on Tompkins-
r A"~an Seattle, Mar .. Portland Mar a.
.an' Francisco Mar 10, san Pedro Mar 20
american Lines. with ndse Pier 6. Bush
T0cafs. Bklyu
Meteor, Newport News Apr 1lato Sea
conpeft CoaNCo; proceeded to Bos;ou
frsnhiin Houston Apr 4 to Gaiena Nav
fsation Co, with mdse: Bayway y J
NoydhRv tNor'. progreso Apr q to Nun.
A bar 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13

New reTk Charlton Hail i eoston ' and NV
York; pisko tBr1, New York for Well
,nrson ssi.d; rs.w Branch (nr,, Nor
Newport News Hamburg tGer) ttrom
Coouimhol, Norfolk.
Kd rmIsApb Bsn AD. moi Arriy W
Shields; ,Carib, Antilla; Mariana Matansss
H. c Folger, Port Arthur. Eberger tDD
Huelva; Bayonne;, New York: ouin-
Crlsu Sailed: Royal Prince CBr,, Sew
York; Florinda tspanl, New York; Rurutv
more; lie Coo (BD. lisvre and Rouen
Quaker city, Leith via Baltimore Esparts
h. De, roro sabine sun sablnH -, Her
Fort Arthur; sch Martha Parsons, Hamp-
ton Roads; Ousntlco. Boston
PORTLAND, Me, April IA a Sailed
TRANSFORMATION, Norfolk
PORTLAND. ore. April 17-Arrived
holland MRru, Muroran; city OF 'Rsngoor,
Hun and way ports; Montana, Vancouver,
r G. Sailed Belgium Maru, Yokohama
Florence Luckenhach. New Orleans; Hanna
Port TAMPA, April 12-Arrived: cuba.
san FRANCISCO, April 1e-ArrIved
llth, Genoa Msru (1ap), Shanghai l2th
Arakan tDu>, Batavia. Brush. Portland
Ne; Harry Luckenbach New York Sailed
brook, antwerp; Arabien ,Dan) Colon
N,ochoochee' BOSTON, Sailed, Masuda for
,TAMrA; April 12-saned ossabaw, Mo
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, April l2--
uctet for New yors Sss'nsr" S Ssm
tucket FOR Now York, Catawamteak Rock
land for Now York Frederick " (Br), 81
orr, New York for I.unenburs, n S
Evelyn. New York for PASSPORT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
Extension of Bare Boat
Charters TO Year Is Failure

ASHINGTON, April Extension
of the period for bare boat charters
effect of discouraging ship operators
seeking additional government tonnage
j. b. Smull, of the Fleet Corporation.
said to-day. The operators do not de-
sire to commit themselves for a year to
operate Shipping Board tonnage at a
fixed return to the government.
Thirty-six government vessels are
now being operated on the bare boat
system. Thirty-one of these are cargo
vessels, three are tugs and one tanker
and one passenger ship complete the
list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
Sloss-Sheffield Steel 4 Iron
Reports Deficit of SI.ll3.4l7

The Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron
Company, in its statement of 1921
operations, reports deficit of S1.113.-
All after all charges and inventory
adjustments. This compared with q
net income of S1.S93,779 in 1920, equi-
valent, after preferred dividends. tc
s14.24 a share earned on the S1O,000,-
GOO common stock.
j. W. Mcqueen, president, told
stockholders that the abnormal bust
ness conditions that prevailed last
year completely demoralized the iror
trade and brought business to a stand
still early in the first quarter and con
tinued through out the year. The com
pany's pig iron production, he said
was the smallest since its organization
being only Is pst cent of the tonnage
manufa ctured in 1920.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
Marine Disasters

l,GBIrC Me. April t2--Three- ma ted sch
Grace Nsn Dusen sank to-day in West
Quoddy Bay while bound here from Nav
York with coal. All hands saved by coast
guards In heavy sea. Possibility Of salvas
ing part OF cargo but schooner In regarded
as total loss. Was owned in New York
SAN FRANCISCO. April i2--Wilpolo
New York for this port, previously report
ed lost propeller 700 miles north of Bli-
boa. was ~ ~ ~ n az % w al 8 p m 1ith.
drifting northwest al ono knot, Tug
Tavernilla proceeding from Bilboa TO as-
sst until arrival OF tug Sea Lion from tn
port.
Tug Sea Monarch. from San Pcdro 18th
for this port towing Westmontop idle
shipping BOARD steamer. took shelter al
Port san Luis nth account heavy seas
proceeded to day
PORT TOWNSEND. April 1a~-sk,n
Aurora. from Fort Angeles 9th for Homo
lulu, returned l0th to Claliam Bay &C
count adverse winds.
SEATTLE. April i2-Survcy OF shlr
Benjamin r Packard. before report d
ashore. showed no damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
Maritime Miscellany

tCNHANEN. Germany April 1.-THE
steamship Resolute Of the United Ameri-
can Line sailed yesterday on her initial
trip to New York. with long ca bin lists
and full cargo. The Resolute Is a 90 900
ton vessel purchased recently from the
Holland Lloyd Company, and compIetely
overhauled for the North Atlantic service
Jefferson. OF the Old Dominion Transpor-
tation Line. left Norfolk yesterday for Ne w
York with many prominent passengers She
is due to-day. This marks resumption Of
passenger service between the two ports
discontinued during war.
PORTLAND. Ore, April 12-Approval Of
principals awaited for readoption OF trans
racine rates as OF March |. with some
modlncations. and reformation OF Pacific
w"sthound conference. agreed by rep
resentatlNes OF Oriental lines meeting here
nth. shipping Board represented AT meet
ing. but took no action. Announced boa rd
viii not join until after all others Blue
funnel not represented. Lumber set a,
$3.50 -four. wheat. al 81.
PORTLAND, Ore. April 12--Dock Com
mission adopted tariffs by which railroa d
and steamship lines absorb handling
charges on import and export cargo; puts
Portland on parity with Seattle and Sar
Francisco
OLYMPIA. Wash. April 12-suit to re
cover s415.0o0 from John p Ruke State
Supervisor ~ Banking. and the Scandina
Wan American Bank OF Seattle nled here
by Skibsah tieselskap pet Bestum H. a cor.
pnration Of Stockholm, Sweden Plaintiff
alleges II contracted with Andersen Shin
building Corporation. Of Seattle in Octo.
Der, 1917. for two motorships TO cost 1886,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13

American ship repair yards agains. the
competition Of lower labor and MA
terial costs abroad. especially in Ger
man plants. It is known that some
American owners have been taking sd
vanta9es OF the difference in expense
by having their work done abroad
The provision is similar in It's effect
TO the section of the marine subsidy
bill now pending before the House
and Senate committees, which would
force American companies accepting
government aid to have all repairs. ax-
cept those made necessary by eme--
genciee, to be done in United States
yards.
Another section of the tariff bill ex-
tends protection TO American ship
builders by providing drawbacks on
duties paid for materials and equip
n,ent used in the construction Of YES
sells for foreign account.
The committee on national construc-
tive policies of the American Steam
ship Owners Association AZ its meet
ing yesterday completed recon- mcnda-
tons for changes IL TIE subsidy bill
Its report will be considered at con
ference next weas Of the executive
committee of the association. snd also
by the merchant marine joint commit
tee, which includes builders and oper-
ators. 1t is understood that the ship
owners, who have indoysed the bill in
general, will ask moro liberal ed for
slow vessels and will urge covcrnu
help to ships owned by industrial! cor
porat ons.
Members OF the association left New
York last night to be present to-day
at the hearings before the House and
Senate committees in Washington
Testimony will be offered on the diff
ferences in wages on American and
foreign vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
American Ports

BALTIMORE: April 12-Arrived: A,neri-
M 5a D.as eF+ SorfoA s% F4sss HG
S Saao norfolk conoordia (Br). Monmouth
S Sailea r, P Wage tNor!. Havana;
Skogland tNor), Christiania and sRein
william Mckenny, Yves, Coast ports
va wa phi'adelphia stureholm tswed>. New
orleans Via Texas city Santuris san
Juan.
BOSTON. April 12.-Arrived Rhod.
Island 'Rr) Liverpool and Glasgow: VIC
torious. Antwerp and Amsterdam. Bran
don, Newport News; Lake Strynon Jack
sonville and Charleston Natter two 1lth)
sailed: San Gil lBr}. Havana and Port
CHARLESTON, April 12-Sailed: West
Hembrie. Hamburg Bremen; cotapaxi,
Hanana La Belle savage, Jamaica, sch
DELAWARE BREAKwATER Del. April
l2-Sailed; Wilbert Bartlett New YORK
for Georgetown.
Wyiie. Tampico; West Durtee. OranSe'
@oncho. Ne" YORK Sailed j A Motif, jr
New York
Gull, tc Kin2 pdr, H apr r. Arrived
Boston Essex Batimore sailed SAFE f srsns
holm (sw1. Port Arthur; 4antucket, Tnl5-
adslphia Van, Miami.
- MOBILE, April l2-Arrived: Ellis lNor).
Puerto Castillo; Hancock County. Fort de
France Sailed Wiscox, Barcelona
NEW ORLEANS tPort Eads). April 10
Arrived. Chicago Maru tJap). Rio de
Janelro Gunny tNorl, Vera Cruz; Irases
Mexico Jacob Christensen (Norl, Nuevi-
tas Jos N Cudahy. Tampico. kewan.e
Cuba q Narins, Jacksonville; Sh.af
Field 'Br). Tampico; Westerwald (Ger)
Tampico Sailed panicr (Br,, Antwerp
Jamaica tNicl. Frontera; Newona (Br1
Tsmpico; Saugerties Passages
PAN ANA CANAL. Crs,obai, April Ii
Arrived: Fastores, New York suisse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
Change of Masters

Paul Muhlig succeeds william 1.eahy
command barge independence
Charles Malloy succeeds l.. Larsen com
mand barge Johnnie Doherty.
Ernest Wells succeeds James Hamil
ton command gasoline screw Automatic
Alden Patten succeeds Gus Anderson
comman nd steam screw Ell Sol; Southern
Pacific Co.
VIM n Cunningham succeeds Patrick J
tuIiman command steam screw Central.
Cusic succeeds il mes Molly COM
mand barge Violet F Higgins
Harry Watson succeeds n johnson
command schr barge MusconetCony
w Oliver succeeds J II Fisher com
mand steam screw Bohemia.
!. j Hancort succeeds Il i Hardy com
ma nd steam screw city of Brocton
James j Miller succeeds Daniel Bruce
command gasoline screw Rusalka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHTPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions OF merchant vessels re-
ccived through the United States Naval
Communication Service. Shipr,asters Of
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper; Bar Harhor. Me. tOttercliftes
Cape Hatteras, n. c.. Jupiter Fla
Key West. Fla. New Orleans. La.
These position CTR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called. and they will be forwarded to
New York. 1t is important that thess
reports should be sent, promptly at noon
each day in order that they may be
received in time for publication
Position reports can also be sent
through tho stations Of the Indepcndent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc. Now
York city lWCG), Babylon. l.. l.
IWsE), Fasthampton l.. l. (WSA),
New London, Conn. CWST).
NO charge made fer m7dical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports
The Radio Corporation Of Americ.
WI receive position reports through
the foiloTing stations: Cape Cod
tWCC), &iasconset Mass (WSC), New
london. Conc tWLC), Cape May, New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will h..
given free through the Radio Corpora
tion OF America by the u Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
Cleared

< lnde pendence Hall l.eerbers Havre and
Duakrk: Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
United American Lines
M2rrstown, McAd m Ham burg 10 Phila
Britannia ND. Moutot; Horta and
Ponts Deisada via Aew Bedford James
" Btwell Il Go.
Nirsllia u3r). Gibbons; London cunard
Hubert Csrl, Kieran. Ceara and Bahia
via Norfolk Booth x Co.
Portuguese Prince On Rober1y: Rio de
Is nero and Santos; t'urness Witty & Co
Mundale. Smith Havana: @unson Lines
siro- and Santos; Kerr s $ Co.
Lord ormonde tBr), GirNaa: Perth Am
hoy from Hamburg: American Metals &
Wsn1ry MALLORY. Bsrstow; Galveston
E14 Key West; MeiIory s Go.
Richmond & = s 60
Ht Sol. Patten. Galvestoni southern
Atlisuca. Bond: Norfolk Old Dominion
FL r.stero. Petersen; New Orleans; South
Pswnes. Johnston; Baltimore; clyde s
. Bayamo. Dollar. Norfolk; y Y & Cuba
Eft BEDFORD Snow: Baton Rouge,
Robert /. Hague.
Yankee Arrow. Anderson. Beaumont;
r ! Williams. Hultsren: Hamburg:
Robert l. Hague.
Giuseppe Verdi fit9, Romano, Naples
ssSad Genoa. Phelps Bros.
Agwimoon. Gronii, Port Lobos &
cuba Mail co.
Old North state Ferguson. Queenstown
sid Plymouth; Z ) I-t.les
Westweso. EafJiee. Barrow; NJ Smith
RTXon y Benson. Harmon; Port Lobos.
T Warden x c.
Motor ship t>enueoott johnson; Los
angeles and san Francisco Via Panama
CsDEl: Williams : CO.
Motor bsrge Daniel NJ Munroe 90,
Mcdonald " .ndsog + Whitney & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

MegalH HeIlss 'Gr p>;ras March 26
IN y, Gsianos with mails, is expected 10
@i.,esj. forenoon at pier - B'Elyn.
Justin tBr). Natst Mach S. to Booth
Co With umaiis i~ expected To dock
ahonr moan >. 80 : b 'Niyn
YIoBerlc 6TgD SoB,hsmptoN Apri 5: TO
White Star ia. WIN mas 50" 80 miles
east q AEn.le. noe. o. Apr! Il Ia
expes1ed 10 coc, apou- go ~ al Pier
81 y r yves .St;i ST
Manuel Ce4vy So Ca1iz Nae2h 81; TO
.Sy,s nish J:oya. Nd. line win malls. Is
expected 70 DOCK ~ Per + = (Otd sip
Esthonia CDan'. e5fsh:wSsssr March
- VIA Halifax. ~ 80 .:.c-A ..er can Line
u hin mails. is expeotaa 70 Coc@ forenoon
q Fer :. Push poons. B H.n
Ttvives. Kingston Ap:i! .; TO Uul-ed
T'rttt co with mails. Is e>p-otat TO Sock
sffefnoon at Pier rs, II t3ia.aeo Lsnel.
Araguaya tBr). Bermuc -.pr.l II; .
Royal Mail steam Packet ca w.th mails.
if expected TO dock forenoon az f.-r AZ.
R.(Morton ST..
- Rest Victoria eRr) Bermuda April IL.
II Furuess Witty & Co with malls is
pected to dock forenoon at Pier IS. II
t'Ssst 55th ST..
..e Due Tomorrow
rrovfdence TFr} Palermo Apru /, TO
rsbfe Line with mails, is expected 10 dock
TS3ruina 90 Naples March ~ to
rtaits America Line With malls; is -S-
rected 10 dock about 10 IN at Pier 81.
> tWest 57,h ST.. .
Venezuela, Crtstobal April via Norfolk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13

Henry u Wilton f5T 4 Diamond April l..
Honolulu f2t E Cape Henry April IL
idaho Az Ambrose April IL.
3ananey ENE Winter Quarter LIZ
April -
Livingston Roc T57 F. Ambrose April II.
Munalhro - Ne Cape Charles April Il.
Nunauar All Ambrose April II.
Munindies 1851 Ambrose April IL.
Norfolk As SW Fire Island April H.
Norlina 226 f Ambrose April ~.
Patrick Henry Sss r. Balboa April IL
Providence tFrenchl IT'S Ambrose I'm
April II.
Rool Il hopkins lo2 6 Ambrose April II.
Santa Luisa 1851 s Ambrose IN April II
Stephen X Jones 40 NE NORTHEAST End
Nv April IL
S"iftwind ieb from Ovcrfsils Nv April IL
TiNives sos Ambrose April IL
Wes'ern Scout so r Ambrose April |?
William Rockefeller 20 S Ambrose LV
April 10.
Wnona ISIS f. Ambrose April IL
Dochra Is $ Cape Henry Apr IL.
Delta Sib Ambrose Apr IL
Birkenhead IS ESE Diamond Apr IA
May Arrow $50 SIC Ambrose Apr IA
Caracas 1855 Ambrose Apr Il
Philadelphia i.1S4 s Ambrose Apr IL
Porto Rico ISL y san Juan Apr l..
Nelson 80 INV San Juan Apr IL.
Oscar j. Eennett AnS e Tamplco Apr IL
Nora 2s5 w Sand Key Apr II.
nesn Emery 1S7 W by 6 Key West Apr 4
Charles Harwood 500 Fl Galveston Apr / ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day


Somerset Hamburg, March 20.
Tuscarora. Manchester, March IS.
Robert L Hague
Liberator, San Francisco. March %.
Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co
Flora. Maracaibo. March 81
Funch, Edge & Co
Occur d'Alene. 1isbon, March % Bull Lines s
Idaho Hull. March 80
Eie-.nan's Wilson Line
Lucia I Messina March 20. .... Phelps Bros
wells City Bristol. March %.
Boswell. Trinidad. March 81 '>''' w
Lamport & Holt Line
Hur9nian Antwerp, March So..white Star
international Mercantile Marine
Due Tomorrow
Andree. Barry, March 30 Three Star Line
Eastern Guide, London, March 20.
Moore & Mccormack Co. Inc
Due Saturday
Port Elliot. London. April l.
Narcissus Libau. ...........A II Bull 4 Co
Eastern Coast, Boston.
Susouehanra S Corp
Due sunday
oresonian. Hamburg .<April l.
United American Lin es
Westerdijk, Rotterdam, April 6
songdal. Buenos Ayres. March - "a NN -''''
Stray S S Corp
Dne Monday
Edschtll. Rotterdam. April l.
Black Diamond s s Corp
Mexican, Hull April A.. United Am Lines
ArSaIia, AvonAlouth. April 4 Cunard s S Co
nue Tuesday
Pansman. London. April s. Unit Am Lines
Tahetoyo MART, san Francisco, March 30
Houlder, Weir & Boyd
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