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The New York herald., 1922-12-12
AMERICAN PORTS.
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| ABERDEEN, Wash. Dec ii--Arrivsd. str
AsToRIA. orr. Dec io-sa,i.d. ctr Yves,
BEL, BEIt1NdHxM. sSsa1, s'' Wash. Dec ,i-saii.d
schr Maiy Foster. Honolulu.
BOSTON. Dec i0-Arriyed. str Indian. Nor
| folk and Providence (and sailed f1th for
Arrived iith. str Gloucester, Baltimore and
Norfolk.
Arrived Iith. strs conehatta. Norfolk
Cretan. Philadelphia; Bristol. Norfolk: City
Of Rome. Savannah; Lake Forney. Norfolk
s sSndsvs fs SebrasRsn. Nam oHf YORK. fhip p'S
Dodge (Br). Portland: Penobscot. Norfolk
Trondtemsfjord tNorl. Chris,lania, &C; Sea-
Sailed ii,h. strs Irene. Han; Hampton Roads
prS' Yarm9gth , "nI,,,.I.a Msrmsn ,1 Winter. New
targcs Hackensack and Rondout.
Sailed 1ith. strs verlavia (Br). London via
R9ysnnd Ms Tns MSsr So1k !JaH Baltimore
Mecues,en. % Norfoik.@w;,nd at 0'fP%'ns Highland q
LAi 1a S.o slsss sIes Se1.
folk. New York: Kershaw. Providence; Bird
City. Rio Janeiro. &c: ormes (Brl, Port An
Via i'y New Yio YORK; Betty Mssrsk DAM. I'm. I'M.
Cleared ilth. strs Major Wheeler. San
York: William Isom. .Matanzas; Kershsw.
Providence: Loretta. Norfolk.
Sailed iith.. str carlsholm (sw). Stockholm
BEVERLY. Mass. Dec 1o-Arrivsd. str
Gulfand. Port Arthur.
Msry sEPcEP0Rr q pse 'chr
cHARLEsToN. sc, Dec li-Arriyed. strs
ccmanche. Jackscnvilic for New York; Arap-
s,rymon. Boston for Jacksonville; Medina.
saFS ssS is MnssS IT cssssqs Ss p.s ISna i, AM
bait%ore re- i'I PM % Name bo.sonD %DsS fop &c. 90.
for R"fssa Ssmore IN i'h sS Marie 's & sS
DO for a do,-.Wlnd. NE. q miles; cloudy. .''''
El Oriente, New York; Devolente, Orange |:
Paul II HARDWOOD. Tampico; Lavada. Man
Sailed nth. sss Ell pia. New York; Mexi-
GULPFoRT, Miss. Dec ii--sailed, schr
Rsns soAdETBy dMESyBSy rrsstop se, Dc CUBS.
Georgeanna weems. Baltimore (and sailed
for Cbarleston).
HoNoLuLu. DEG 1o-AErivsd: str PresI-
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec f1-Arrived. str
Pawnee. Miami.
SsfS S Fort arthur MsTy MpsswH N.~ T:sss gss
MOBILE. Ala. Dec 1i--Arrived. strs ossa-
SAWS ssivs.on sw Lass, Tampa ;' wssSnd d tNor, Ms
Andrews Bay. oulfking. Jacksonville; schrs
Ludlow. Barahona; Geneva Kathleen (aux),
Port au Prince; NJ Taylor (Br). 81
Thomas.
Sailed 9th. strs Federal, sagua; Hancock
County. San Pedro de Macoris; schr Pioneer
CDutch) Curacao.
Sailed 10Th. str Csroiinas, New York,
NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec f0--Arrived, str
Isabella, Porto Rico.
Arrived iith, strs Ardennia (sw), Carde-
mas. Cuba; caddo. Baltimore ChaImetts,
Havana; El Lago, New York: ri Mar, DO |:
jamaica tric), Kingston; Lorraine GROSS,
Brazil; Tamaishus. Tempico; warwick,
Cuba; Yoro Hond). Ceiba.
Sailed from Port Eads iith, strs o p
zanillo, Moraxan (Houd). Csiba; sigvaid
Upanl. Campeche: Truxillo, Tampa
NORFOLK, Va, Dec g-Arrived. tug Poca-
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

ser Minnekahda. Hamburg for New York.
Il expected 20 dock at pier Ds. North River.
Thursday afternoon.
str Majestic CBr). Southampton for New
York "A expected 20 dock at pier bs, North
River, about II AN Tuesday.
Str Pittsburgh (Br). Bremen for New York,
n expected 70 dock at pier SO, North River.
about 80 All Tuesday.
SIR Presidsnt Polk. London for New York.
is expected 10 dock at pier Q. Hoboken. about
ESQ AM Wednesday.
SIR President Roosevelt. Bremen for New
York. 10 expected 60 dock at pier =. Hoboken.
Tuesday afternoon.
Str Mount Clay. Hamburg for New York.
s expected 90 dock at pier 50. North River.
about $50 AN Tuesday.
Str Siboney. Havana for New YORK. is ex-
pected TO dock AT pier ~. East River. Tues
day afternoon.
Str Munargo. Nusvitas for New York. is
expected 20 dock at pier Q. East River. Tues
day afternoon.
Str Tokufuku Maru (Jap), from Clyde, sx-
pects 20 reach Boston Tuesday.
Str Crofton Hall. from Buenos Aires &C.
expects 20 reach Boston wednesday.
Str Mexican. from Hamburg. expects 20
reach Boston Tuesday.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Schr Henry II Chamberlain. New Rochelle
for New York, 10 Gilmartin Co.
schr Isaac Sherwood. Oyster Bay for New
York (passed 9th).
schr J X Mitchell. Bridgewater. MS. for
New York, with lumber to J r Booth q Co;
vessel to Gflmartin Co.
Schr Leona a Marion. Machias, Me. for
New York. with lath to Stetson. Cutler
Redman; vessel TO Emory Sexton q Co.
Tugs Liberty, light Cat AND; John Gar
rett. with barges Cat $40 PM 10th) !;
Mercury, with lat $50 PM).
Motor barge Radium Cat 1920 PM.
Bound East.
Tugs Spartan. with barges Cat Z AND:
Owen J Mcwilliams. with Z lat AND !;
Frederick T Keliers, with Cat 8 AND {;
James McGuirl. light Cat II 80 AND
Settler, with . barges Cat rs PM) Lenape,
with (at 4:25 PM wyoming, with Cat
4:35 PMD; Swatara, with lat 4:10 PM).
The New York herald., 1922-12-12
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
Raw Silk Declines Slightly
After Steady Rise for More
Than Week.

Raw silk prices in the Yokohama mar
ket yesterday suffered their first set
back since little more than week ago.
when they started to climb upward.
The decline was slight, amounting TO
only twenty yen. Quotations on the
standard Sinshiu No. fell from 2.110
on Saturday to 1000 yen yesterday. In
the local market prices also showed
weakening tendencies. Double extra
cracks were quoted at $3.50 pound.
Little trading was done on the decline.
Buyers. both here and In tho Japanese
market. are refraining from buying any
more raw silk than they really need. A
general resumption of active purchasing
is expected in the latter part OF this
month. In the meantime prices may re-
cede further, according to a prominent
dealer.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
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EUREKA. Gal, Dec b-Arrivsd. str ralebot
CNorl. Shanghai. &c. - 80.
Cooke, Port Angeles; 5th. str Matsonia. San
Francisco.
Sailed 4th, schr Irene, Aberdeen: 9Th, str
Wilhelmina, San Francisco.
Los ANGELES. Cal, Dec e-Arrived. str
Panuco, San Francisco.
MANILA, Nov 3o-saiicd. str Meigs (Us),
San Francisco.
PORTLAND, Me, Dec 7--Arrived. schrs
James L Maioy. Boston for Belfast; Sth.
Eugene. Lynn for wiscasset.
In port 9th. str Herman Frasch Ito dock
1ith; will discharge part cargo at sears
POINT JUDITH. RI, Dec e-Psssed. tug
Bristol, towing barges Cardenas, Fall River
for sewsiis Point. and Bourne. Providencs.
for Lamberts Point.
SEATTLE. Wash. Dec s-sailed. str Doch-
ra, New York.
SABINE. Tex. Dec e--Arrived. strs Henry
u whiton. Baltimore (and sailed 7th for
Malaga and cette); 7th. Atlantic Sun.
sailed sth, str W M Irish. Philadelphia.
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SHIP MEN WILL STUDY
PENDING LEGISLATION
Important Meetings Set for
This Week.

The subsidy bill and the proposed
amendments 20 the seamen's act will
receive tho attention OF local shipping
interests at meetings this week.
A meeting OF the Joint committee OF
ship. owners. builders and operators VIII
be held to-day In the Offices of the
American Steamship Owners Associa-
tion. IL Broadway. 10 consider the sub
sidy bill. now I'm the critical stage Of
It's career In Congress. The executive
committee of the ship owners body will
meet In a few days and probably will
give consideration 20 the effects OF the
amendments 10 the seamcn's act, should
they become law.
Ira A. Campbell. counsel 90 the Amer
lean Steamship Owners Association, said
yesterday that the seamen's act, In It's
proposed new form. would be another
nail In the comm Of the American mer-
chant marine"
The New York herald., 1922-12-12
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ipx NALL


(swl. Gothenburg for San Francisco.
APIA. Dec i-Arrived. schr william H
sPB,f BxRHApos s1D rra9saseo To% asArrv.d str, Mat
John; soth. insomsr tBrS. London tand
fSa br 81 Pee Johns. 'G Dec seSr. James Mam
len. Portland. Me; Agnes p McGlashen (Br).
Bridsewater; "a. s.rs Canadian Coaster
Norwegian (BD, Liverpool; sd. Counsellor
(Br). 81 Kits; eth. Eastern City (Br). Bue-
nos nos Aires, &C. for Boston Boston and an. Nsw Yorn:
Sailed Dec i. schrs willy looks (oer).
Trinidad; I'd. A w Chisholm tBr). Turks
BERMUDA. Dec s--Arrivsd. strs Paul Paix
SBr). Portland. Eng. for Sabine (and sailed
Sss.au, s a &c taHd Da'sad ssiiea sth,. & "0"' '0'
Sailed sth. str West Hematite. New Or
HOLLYWOOD. NE. Nov so-sailsd. str Tune
BuRIN. NF. Nov so-Arrivsd. schr Ethel
NJ cRTzIis1 ssIsls;. ,Br' T 1D0I5S psc Arv.a. .csr
CLYDE. Nov 2s-saiisd. str Tokufuku
Foao. NF.. Dec a-sansd, schr Uranus
GUAYSxs. Dec s-Arr,ved. str Everett.
HALIFAX. Dec s-Arrived. str w.suk.
(Br). Sydney: schr Review (Br). Bonne Bay.
Sailed sth. str Chaleur tBr). Barbados.
Sailed 9Th. str Andaiusia (sw). Santiago
,HAvxNx. Dec s--Arriv.a. str Heli.n.s
CNor,. Mobile: schr Isabel 9 Harriss. sssus.
Turks island; 5,h. Gantoiss tBeis5. Rio ia.
HXwKEsBuRY. rs. Dec S"Pssssd. str
Sailed 9th. sehr. Ev.Iyne NEW @iiSia epr,. She
diac for Boston; Victory Chimes Q3r). and
II ,.SM Il K,,chsner & &sb). bound south; ~. -
Seneca (Br). Newport News (and arrived at
st Johns 2d for repairs TO stern frame).
Dl.lE LITTLE BAY ashr ISLANDS NF p psS ssailed
yiousiy. schrs sadie a Knickie CBrS, West
indies; Arcois (Brl. DO; Marshal Foch (Br).
MANzANILLo. Dec 5-Arrived. str oleum.
Sailed Sd. str chisp.s cMeD. San Fran
MONTREAL. Dec 7--ssied. str Greypoint
sNa ssSss S Bee ,.y se tS[ sss sns s
PoRr LoBos. Dec I-sansd. str Asw,sun.
PoRT UNION. Nr, Dec i-sailsd pre-
viously. schr General Piumsr (Br). Malaga.
ST JOHN. NIB. Dec s-Arrived. str Asov
Sailed 9th. schrs Susan D (Br,. barbados;
St Clair Theriauit (Br). Beliiveau Cove; 9th.
Minas King (BC, Parrsboro Ito load for
New York;; 10th. str Bogstad (Nor). Ham,
burg: schr Northciiff (Br). Weymouth. Ms
Ito load for Cfenfuegos).
ST JOHNS. NF. Dec i--Arrived. schr Ria
(Br). Sydney via .Narystcwn.
Cleared I'd. schr James o'Neill (Br).
Oporto.
Sailed 1st. schr Nina w Corkum (Br,.
Lunenburg: I'd. str Lom (Nor). Aiicants.
In port Sd. schr II Sinclair (Br). for
sALAvERRY. Dec i-sailsd. str Santa
Cruz, San Francisco.
TAMPICo. Dec 6-ssiisd. str william
Green. Boston.
TosAKI. Nov. so-eaiied. str shabonee
(Br), San Francisco.
wABANA. NF. Dec 2-eaiisd. str pashnd
(Nor), Sydney.
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Army Orders

SPECIAL Dispatch TO THE NEW YosK Hrutp.
New YORK Herald Bureau.
Washington. d. e., Dec. "a.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
INFANTRY.
Capt. Edward w. Mccaskey. TO Honolulu.
Capt. Floyd w. Ferree, 10 Honolulu.
Capt. E. y. Brooks, TO Honolulu.
Capt. r. w. Sterchi, TO Honolulu.
First Lieut.. G. r.. McKenney. TO Panama
Canal Zone.
CAVALRY.
Col. Nathaniel y. Mcclure. 10 Columbus
Barracks, Ohio.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
First Lieut.. J. Il, Slack. TO Honolulu.
First Lieut.. r.. M. Montague, 20 Honolulu.
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Col. Harry r. Rethers. 10 Preside Of San
first Lieut.. Simon jacobson. 10 Panama
Canal Zone.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Capt. G.. N. Watson. to Fort Bragg.
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W;nd. OF AtI.ntic Coa.t.

North of Sandy Hook-strong southerly
winds, possibly reaching gale force; weather
thick and rainy Tuesday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Fresh TO strong
southeast and south; weather thick and
rainy Tuesday.
Hatteras to Florida straits-Fresh shift
ing winds; weather overcast and showery
Tuesday.
southeast winds; weather overcast, with
local rains Tuesday.
West Gulf-Moderate southeast and south
winds. probably shifting to northerly over
north portion: weather overcast. with local
rains Tuesday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate 70 fresh easterly winds; weather
partly overcast, with local rains Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1922-12-12
Business Troubles
pErrrroNs IN BANKRUrrcY.

Petitions In bankruptcy filed yesterday in
the United States District Court were:
SCHWARTZ BROS. (Joseph and Hyman
Schwartz). furriers, IA West 32d st.-In-
voluntary petition, on complaint OF Laura
Nichols, with a claim Of 81 900. Silver 4
Moskowitz are attorneys for petitioners.
b. t. A. NOVELTY STORE (Deiv Breitman
and Sam ArbeiteD. 1923 wilkins av..
Bronx .--Involuntary petition. on complaint
OF William A. Sloane, $3.50: Harry Domb
$647; Ruth II. Schwartz, 5000. Liabilities
are estimated at 10000; assets, $40. 900.
J. Nathan Helfat is attorney for petit
DOUGLAS WAKEFIELD CoUTLEE. INC,
advertising agency. 1 West 34th st.-In-
voluntary petition, on complaint of Legion
Publishing Company. 1904 Albert NJ. Rette-
manner, $29; NJ. G. Lazarus. D. SentneI
Is attorney for petitioners.
ERNEST II. SPANGLER. brakeman. May
brook. N. Involuntary petition. with liza
bilities Of $400;l assets. none. Earle H
Houghtaling Walden. N. Y, is attorney.
HARRY KUCHINsKY, waiter. 20 West 115th
st.-vountary petition. with liabilities of
s1,50S: assets. 500. Max w. M. Green
SAMPSON !. MILLER, dairy products. IL
Montgomery st.-voluntary petition. with
liabilities Of So 1872; assets. 800. Bernard
Rogers is attorney.
HARRY Won TILzER MUSIC PUBLISHING
COMPANY, 1858 Broadway. = Involuntary
The New York herald., 1922-12-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steam canalboat Erie sank at lock D. near
Crescent, NY.
aground last night during thick fog off Bay
Ridge. Tugs went 10 her assistance.
Str saguache; while coming .a up the ., bay
latter had bow badly damaged.
Str steeiore. from Cruz Grande, went
aground off 81 George. 81, at noon Sunday;
tuss foated the steamer at Pm yesterday.
Str West oueclee. bound for L LLiysrpooi:
with machinery trouble. She Is reported to
have proceeded yesterday on voyage.
schr Cherry, from Charleston Nov Is.
put into Nassau leaking and with foresaii
and part OF deckioad gone.
aground, floated unassisted Saturday after
noon and n anchored In Ship Channel.
Tug Kermit and steam launch Emily were
n collision last Saturday In Erie sssin'
sohr Esther Hankinson (Br. which ar
rived at this port ycrterdsy from Hsrwood.
NF. reported that during heavy westerly
gale her deckioad OF lumber and two small
boats were lost.
schr Lila Y ID Young CBr). which arrived
At this port yesterday. reports that during
her voyage from Glovertown, Ns. westerly
gales were encountered and part OF her
deckioad OF lumber wne loct.
Ferryboat Manhattan. which left South
Ferry at $50 AM yesterday for staten
Island. was In collision Win an OIL sars.:
and laid up.
BANGOR. Me, Dec fo-U Coast Guard
cutter Ossippee and several tugs are keeping
the port open by smashing the Ice IN The
harbor.
HAvRE. Dec 1.-THE French Line str La
Savoie arrived here this evening twenty
hours late on the voyage from Nsv YORK.
sion through the brsakfng Of two loo pres
sure piston rods.
HALIFAX, Dec e-echr winnifred CBr).
from North Sydney for Bonne Bay. nv. In
ballast, WAS abandoned IN a sinking condition
on Saturday about 90 miles " BY w of ~
Pierre. Crew are aboard schr Cahsrins
Mouton.
LONDON, Dee fi-s,r Eastern Glade, from
New York for Cape Town and Mo<ee Bay.
IL on fire in lat IS ". lon 80 W: fire re-
ported gaining rapidly. (The Eastern Glade
s vessel of 3.b2i tons net. IN command of
Capt Alexander Campbell. She carries q
cargo. She left New York Nov 9o)
MOBILE, Ala, Dec fi-Aux schr Geneva
Kathleen. from Port au Prince for Culfpors.
was towed into port tonight by tug James
Daugherty OF Brooklyn IN leaking condi.
tion. She will haul out here for repairs.
PRINCE RUPERT. nc, Dec ii-Fiehins
schr johanna recently spoke overdue schr
valorous. which VIII arrive hers to-day.
washington was Loot off Cape Yaksiaga,
Alasla. Her crew escaped IN doriss and
was picked UP.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec fi-sals recorded,
Tug Cleopatra. Shipping Board 20 George n
Crofton, New York city.
SEATTLE, Wash. Dec fi-steam sonr
willie Higgins bsfore reported damages by
ST JOHN. NIB. Dec 1.-THE Canadian Pa
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cific str Metagama. which arrived to-day
from Glasgow. reported running into q
storm. during which the wind at times
reached velocity OF 100 miles an hour. Two
were blown down. Z
SAVANNAH, Dec 11--A report states that
str jeff Davis. from New Orleans via this
from Charleston for German ports. collided
in Tybee Roads former is returning; latter
arrived damaged above water line.
The New York herald., 1922-12-12
shoe Trad. Buy. C.utiou.ly.

The recession In hide prices seems to
have reacted unfavorably on business in
the leather industry. Before the general
decline began. shoe manufacturers were
becoming more disposed to anticipate
their future requirements and the daily
volume of orders to shoe leather dealers
was slowly but steadily increasing. AL
though there has been no concurrent re-
cession in leather values shoe manufac-
turers now are again buying leather only
as they need It. In the belief that prices
will come down.
The New York herald., 1922-12-12
Cotton Crop report Awaited.

The gray goods market continued dull
yesterday with mill quotations remain
ing practically unchanged. Second hand
selling was fairly active at prices about
an eighth to a quarter Of cent below
mill prices Mills were quoting the
standard 3815 inch $3.50 print cloths at
second hand at as low as 9Nc. and 101 1sc
but 1t was possible to buy small lots
second hand at as low as 91Sc. to 10Ac.
business will be much better within a
week. These traders are pinning their
faith on the crop report. which will be
issued to-day. II 1t Is OF a bullish char
acter. as they believe II will be. some
healthy orders are expected to be placed
by buyers in anticipation OF stiffening
prices.
The New York herald., 1922-12-12

Sheridan S63 Sc Ambrose L " lith.
Steel Inventor 52s Ambrose L v 11th.
Sucrosa 1873 Jupiter 18th.
Sunoil $50 Il Delaware Breakwater 1fth.
Suruga left Boston for New York PM 11th.
Texas Maru $40 from Cape Henry 18th.
Thomas II Wheeler so " Jupiter 11th.
Ttrandentes 24O Sc Ambrose l. " 1lth.
Toloa left Port Limon for Havana PM 10Th
Trolleholm 240 ENE Nantucket l. v AM
11th.
Tulsa 1850 NE Charleston 10th.
Tuscaloosa City 1,SOO Sc San Pedro 10Th.
w O Teagle 200 Ambrose l. " 18th.
Walter Jennings 20 NNE Diamond shoai
11th.
West Chetao lat 80 80. lon 82 IS iith.
West Islay f,065 L Boston L 11th.
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Continued from Page Fifteen.

Steamship Co. with rndss. Went TO pier a.
str coilamer. Phiiadsiphia. TO The Cosmo-
poiitan shipping Co. with mdse- Went to
pier q Hoboken.
Str Maple. Phnadeiphia. 10 the Haisohaw
eteamship Lines. with mdse. Went TO pier
az, East River.
str Paxst sound. Philadelphia. to Moore
Mccormack. with mdse. Went to foot OF
18th street, East River.
str J IA Dsvereux. Boston for Philadelphia.
Anchored In Sandy Hook Bay for q harbor.
Motor nhip Bayonne. Philadelphia TO the
Vacuum on Co. with oil. Went TO bayonne'
schr Ira u Young CBr). Gloyertown.
Ns. nov rs. 20 + Whitney a Co. with
lumber. Anchored off Red Hook Flats.
brooklyn.
schr Esther Hankinson CBr). Harwood.
MI. Nov 3. 20 J y whitney Co. with lum-
bsr. Anchored of Red Hook Flats. Brook
lyn.
Tur R~soiuts. towing bargcs.
rag Peerless. towing harges tenchoreo
in sandy Hook Bay az 4 :37 PMD.
TUG Charles y Grocnough (off Highlands
~ as PAD.
Highlands as PD.
The foliowinF tugs arrived 10th: Valley
Forge. towing } barges: Lenape. towing
hargoD.
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unless otherwise specified.1
Agwihavre So s Hatteras ilth.
Agwimex i4o i4osW sW Nantucket e L 1ith.
Anacortes 46e miles 10 deg from Cape Henry
1lth.
Arapahoe left Charleston $40 PM lin.
Beivedere 200 Boston i1th.
Bridgetown 4i0 Sc Scotland l. 11th-
Cayo Mambi 5i3 Scotland L 10Th
Comanche left Jacksonville Pm 10th.
Currier 227 sw Brenton Reef iith;
Dirigo 53s ENE Hole in Wall 1lth.
u w Sinclair ls2 Tampico loth.
Eastern Coast 100 p Ambrose An e. L % y IIth I3th-
Ec1ssor sssrn YiSsS' fosS sat crstoSai G % ioth "
Fl Captain 700 s scotland L o; ilth.
El Sud $50 ESE Galveston loth.
Elmsport 1.464 z Ambrose L nth,
Frederik VIII 1,45s E Ambrose Lv 1ith.
Gaasterdyk lat 40 80. lon 6s 70 llth.
ardsman passed Hen and Chickens Pm
Guifoii 81 Hatteras 10th.
Gulfqueen 100 N Jupiter 1fth.
Gulfstar 10 n Jupiter 10th.
II r Mallory 27s Z Galveston 10th.
Helen 2a3 Scotland l. v 11th.
Henry d Wilton 1856 NE Jupiter 11th.
Hilton 25s sw Diamond shoal 11th.
Huron 7O4 S Scotland l. 10th.
Innoko 444 Z Ambrose L v 18th.
Iowan 215 s Scotland l. v 10th.
Irene passed Winter Quarter LIZ 1ish-
Iroquois 573 Scotland l. 11th.
Jolee 2.1S2 w Gibraltar 18th.
Lake Fairport anchored Cape Haiti 10Th.
Lake Fannin 26S Scotland L 11th.
Lewis X Thurlow IS SW Fire Island 11th
(bound to Providence).
Liberty Clio 1912 Sc Boston 11th.
Maine 72 SW Nantucket L 10th.
Minnekshda lin Ambrose L v lith.
Mohawk left Jacksonville Pm 11th.
Monmouth 760 Il Cape Henry 1lth.
Montana $50 Henlopen 11th.
Monterey 3s6 w Progreso 10th.
Mount Clay 1872 T. Ambrose l. 11th.
Mount Clinton f.150 E Ambrose L v 11th.
Mount Evans lat Al 80. Ion 40 43 11th.
Munargo 3s6 $ Ambrose l. 1lth.
Nordamerika ~ SW Hatteras 11th.
Norma $40 Scotland l. 18th.
Ornoco 10 SWS Cape Maysi 10th.
Orizaba 7o3 s Scotland l. 1lth.
President Adams 1 .657 Il Ambrose l. v 11th.
President Fillmore $40 Ambrose L " 1lth.
President Polk 500 T. Ambrose l. 18th.
President Roosevelt 800 Il Ambrose L v 11th.
Robin Adair 642 Boston 11th.
Robin Hood 2 ,024 Sc Ambrose l. v 10Th.
Roman Prince 275 Cape May 11th.
Saco lat 40 27. Ion 40 &c. 11th.
San Lorenzo 557 " San Juan PM 1fth.
Schroon 244 Ambrose l. 1ith.
Sherman anchored at entrance to st Johns
River 11th.
Siboney 37s 8 Scotland L f1th.
Springfield e56 E Delaware Capes 11th.
Swlftarrow left Fall River AM nth for
Tamiahua 175 sw South Pass 1ith.
w l. steed 230 ENE Jupiter l1th.
West Camak 2.453 Sc Ambrose l. v ION.
West Chetac lat 80 80. Ion 81 81 1ith.
West Gotomska 375 Il Ambrose L " 11th.
West Kedron LOO Sc Hatteras 11th.
winifred 80 Sc Savannah 1fth.
Zarembo 1882 z Ambrose L fith.
The New York herald., 1922-12-12
Seasonal Quiet in Raw Wool.

Although demand for raw wool con-
tinues quiet, the fundamental position Of
the market remains as strong as ever,
according to prominent merchant. The
lull in trading Is regarded as a seasonal
turn. The factor does not look for any
substantial buying until after manufac-
turers have opened their lines Of fabrics
for next fall. From present indications
tie manufacturing trade In general will
be fairly well started on the fall season
by the end OF January. The American
Woolen Company plans to make an ini-
tial. showing Of its new lines. II In inti-
mated soon after the first OF the year.
At present manufacturers are confining
their commitments for raw wool to i'm
mediate requirements.