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SAILED.

Strs -Saugertles. Mobile: Bayonne (motor)
Philadelphia: Edgehill. Rotterdam: Fl
Estero, New Orleans: NJ & J Tracy. Norfolk
Pittsburgh SBr). Bremen via Southampton
and ChSfbourg; Arapahoe, Charleston and
Jacksonville; Daneholm dam. Vera Cruz.
&c; City OF st Louis. Savannah: Braga Ckr)
Maryellles. &C.
strs Havana Maru (Jap,. Yokohama. &c.
via Savannah: Irene. Norfolk: Freeman. DO.
Str Commercial Spirit. --.
Motor ship Mississippi tBr), Baltimore.
Scnr Lucy Evelyn. Lewes, Del.
Tugs John Hughes. towing ! barge
passed out Quarantine at III 10 AND Jesse
For~y,h. light tdo al 3:ii PM.
Sailed 18th. strs BarDsdiaf tBr). Boston
Badagry (Br). Las palmas; Falls City tDr)
London: Corsica. Norfolk.
Sailed 18Th. tug Perth Amboy. towing
bargcs 7os. zoo and 765. for Boston. and 7s5.
for Gloucester.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced 10 sea leveD at New York on
Tuesday, Dec 10. 1922. al AN, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and forty-two hundredths (30.42)
inches. ThLs closely approximates revcn
hundred and seventy-seven and rix-tenths
C7T1.sD millimeters. Captains OF az vessels
now lying IN or near the ports OF New YORK
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers req1re any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, y, is miles
clear; light sea visibility. ~ miles.
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By Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Ing.

distance given in miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specfied.l
C Bedford 62 sw Sand Key 18th.
Afoundrla 1.5G3 NE by T. Great Abaco 10th.
Agwihavre i5s Sw Nantucket l. v 10Th.
Agwis.ar .335 S Scotland L v 1sth.
Apaehe LEI left !, JacSsonville rM i, 18th.
Astronomer 10 Il Cape Henry 18Th.
Ausonia $50 Z Ea. Hampton 2:25 AM 10th.
Blue Triangle s93 Delaware Breakwater
Cam1en 1903 e Tampico 10th.
Cardenia $50 NE by Diamond Shoal 18Th.
City OF Augusta a wSw Frying Pan l.
Glare s23 S Scotland L V 10th.
Comal 430 5 Scotland l. V 18th.
Dakotan esl Ambrose l. v 18TH;
Il kha Walker 2OJ w Sand Key 18TH
Emsport 220 { Ambrose l. 10Th.
Eocene 80 Z Ambrose !. 18th.
Etna lat 81 II, lon II O1 18th.
Everett IA wsw Mon;auk Point 10th.
Frederic Ewing 1s0 WSW Sand Key 18th.
George C. Henry fs5 SW Block Island l9th.
Gov 5oh9 % Lna IND 1o ye s5s F,bam 9snk sh
Hampden - w by SiaS Block Island l9tr..
Hemer Morch go SW Diamond Shoal 18th
Huron left Maooris for Sanchez S;so Pm
indian 81 wsw Fire Island 10th.
Irene passed Scotland l. V PM 18TH
J VI Danzlger i55 w Sand Key 18TH
KotonIa 400 sw Diamond Shoal i9th.
Lafayette 200 Il Easthsmpton midnight
18th.
Lake Sfryfnon 80 NNE Fire Island 10Th.
Lillian 1866 NE Cape Henry 18Th.
Mohawk left Charleston PM 18th.
Munargo left Nassau AM 18th.
Norma left San Juan $3.50 PM 18Th.
Niceto lie Larrlnaga 80 Il Cape May Pm
18th.
Norfolk 10 NE Barnegat 10Th.
philip Publicker 81 SW Diamond Shoal 18th.
Ponce T01 Ambrose l. 10Th.
President Garfield 400 Il Ambrose L 18Th.
Quantico 20 Sw Fire Island 10Th.
Qulstconck TiS NE Jupiter l9th.
Rochester rs ~ Hatteras i9th,
Sa agaporack $50 y Cape Sable iSlh.
San Franclsco 40 s Scotland l. 18Th.
Sagua 95s s Scotland l. v 18TH.
Saugus G2i sE Ambrose n l9th.
Skanderborg go r. Ambrose l. 18th.
Southern Cross e9i SE Ambrose l. V 19th.
Steel Engineer ,T33 NE Colon 18Th.
S.rombus 12O Easthampton AN 10Th.
Swiftscout GA > Diamond Shoal 18th.
TivIvos 534 S Ambrose J. V 10Th.
Ulua a3o s Scotland L 10Th.
Vasari lat % 20, Ion 81 % 10Th.
Vnndyk 1874 s- Ambrose l. v 18th.
West Loquassuck 100 SW Nantucket l. V
18th.
West afhodus 55e Jupiter 18th.
West Nohno $50 ESE Ambrose l. 18Th.
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BY the Radio Corporation of
America.

A G Bedford II " Jupiter 10Th.
Afoundria ] .563 NE by r. Great Abaco 18th.
America 2,2t0 Ambrose l. 18th.
American Press 10 Jupiter 10Th.
Bergensfjord lat As 3S. lon ~ 10 10Th.
Bristol : gW by w Cape Charles 10Th.
Bristol City 10 II Ambrose l. 10Th.
Byron u Benson ga EsE San Pedro 18TH
Bylayl 10 ENE Cape Henry 18th.
Calan.AIcs 25o y timon 18th.
Camilla Gilbert 100 $ New York fsth.
Camden ! .2G3 j. Tampico 18th.
Carenco ssS II Ambrose l. 10th.
Charles NJ Everest 80 y Diamond Shoal
10Th.
chebaullp soi f by Cape Henry 10Th.
China Arrow 1o4 SW Diamond Shoal 10Th.
City OF Augusta A. wsw Frying Pan l.
civ iys, o. Rome fso sw Hat,cras 18th.
coahoma County 723 y Cape Henry 18th.
Cody f,TJ0 T. Ambrose l. V 10th.
Coeieda i4G3 T. Cape Henry. lSth.
Coamer 3s5 Y Ambrose T. v 18th
ccnehatta 1000 w Fastnet 10Th.
Daupetata i67 r Cape Henry 18th,
Delaware sun 1855 Cape May 10Th.
Dixlano 90 s Ambrose l. 10Th.
Dochra $40 NV Panama 18th.
Domino So5 liatteras ieth;
Eastern Coas. 2Oil y Ambrose L 18th.
Eastern Sun 2,225 S Boston 10Th.
Ecuador ioo from La Libertad 18TH.
Edgemoor (USATD AL Ambrose l. 10th
Elisha Walker 140 Jupiter 18th.
FL Oriente 2J6 $ Scotland l. V 18Th.
Essequibo ECO Ambrose l. V 10Th.
r II Hilman n3s s San Francisco 18Th.
Feitore $40 n Waiting island ieth.
Fred w Weller fS9 WNW Tortugas 1eth.
Firinore ~ Cape Henry 18Th.
G Hsrrison Smith $50 NE Colon ism.
Garfield 2i2 ~ Cartagena 18th.
cen w { coreas 300 s Scotland I. v 10th.
George q Henry 1856 sw Block Island 10th
Georgia $50 sE Ambrose l. V 10th.
Gienridge i,722 y Cape Henry 10Th.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
fRv Mall !

BUEN.ivENTuRA, MI. Dec i5-sailed. str
Santa Rosalie, Talara.
CAPE TOWN Nov 27-Sailed. str Eastern
sun, Boston New York and Savannah.
: GUAYAiAS, Dec 12-Sailed, str Everett.
San Francisco.
KINGSTON, ia, Dec 5-Arrvef. strs Tevio,
(3r), London via Bermuda. JanrNan Nassau
Dutch. London (and sailed for Coion) 9th,
Ottar (Npr) Halifax. 9th. Scientist tDr)
clyde: Dogota. New York. &C tand sailed for
Colombian portsl.
S'r JOHNS, AF, Dec e-Arrived. schrs Eth
lyn .(BrD Lufienburg 0oads for pernam-
bucoJ; i0,h. Richard Silver (Br). Lunen-
burg.
Sailed 9th. aux bark Harmony tBr). Lon
don.
sT JOHN. NIB. Dec l7--Arrived. str Wa
hama (Br), Sydney.
sai'ed 18th. atrs Mattawa (Br). BermuGn
and West Indies Metagama (Br). Glasgow.
In port ION. schr pesoelapd tBr)' from
Parrsboro for Boston.
wABANA, Nj. Dec o--ssiled. strs Daghild
(Nor). Sydney. fairfield tBrl. Emden.
WASA, Dec i3-Sail,d, str Iiinckley, Her
nosand tand arrived l4thD.
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collapsed last week ha 8 heen taken from the
water. all mYre or less damaged.
PROyINCErOWN. Mass. Dec f9-Tug
Lenape. towing three barges from Searsport
for Philadelphia, arrived here to-day for re-
pairs to engine; expected to- proceed this
afternoon.
ST VINCENT. CIV. Dec 19-Str Eastern
Blade (before reported) had No 2 hold
pumped full OF water by salvage str warbler
and fire extinguished. The Eastern Blade
was then pumped dry.
SANTIAGO. Chile. Dec 19-The Ministry
of the Interior has decreed that cargo steam
ships from both Atlantic and Pacific ports
In the United states and Mexico bound d.
rectly to Chilean ports. after leaving the
Canal Zone shall not be required TO undergo
sanitary inspection at the port OF africa, as
heretofore.
VERA CRUZ. Dec 19-The strike of dock
workers was settled last night, The workers
agreeing TO 20 per cent wage increase for
a period of three months.
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Army Orders

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HEaALu
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 10.
These army orders we're made public to-
day:
INFANTRY.
Laubach, Col. H. L.. to Honolulu.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Mickeisen. Capt. s. r.. to bridgeport.
Conn.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Hicks. Major Z. H.. TO Fort Bragg.
CAVALRY.
Cowies. Major w. H.. TO Fort Riley.
Garrity. First Lieut.. Il. H.. to Fort Ethan
Allen.
QUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Dollard. First Lieut.. John T.. to Fort
MEDICAL CORPS.
Denison. Major waicott, TO Fort Omaha
Moulton. Capt. Percy D.. TO Aerodromc.
Santa Monica. Cal.
kirksey. Capt. Oscar T.. 10 Denver.
AIR SERVICE.
Hickman. Major II. NJ, TO Kelly Fl iG
Dayton. First Lieut. Lewis A. {, hFrc-
drome. Santa Monica. Cal
Kincaid. First Lieut.. Alvan c.. &c
gomery, Ala.
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Winds of Atlantic Coast.

East Gu's--Fresh northeast winds and
weather overcast: probably local rains
Wednesday.
West Gulf--Moderaic TO fresh north and
northeast winds and weather generally fair
Wednesday.
Caribbean Sea and wndward Passage
Moderate to fresh northeast and north
Wednesday.
North or Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook 10
Observation-Disclosures. variable winds. becom-
Ing east and eoutheasi and weather fair
Wednesday.
Hat.erss 10 Florida strats--Fresh north
east and east winds and weather overcaet
~ednes day; local f1ins over south portion.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Local agents OF str Lituania tDar), which
went aground In Bornholm, In the. Baltic.
received word yesterday that the steamer
had proceeded TO DanziR. after being flosted.
under her own power and was not seriously
damaged.
Wireless information received reports str
West Iiardaway IN lat 40. Ion 81 on Dec IS.
Str Argus, which is standing by Is short OF
fuel and has broken hawsers several times
and is unable to render further Assistance.
Coast Guard cutter Seneca will sail from
New York Wednesday 10 assist the West
Hardaway.
PARRSBORO, Ms. Dec i2-Schr Seaman A
(Br), at New London In n damaged con-
ditfon, VIII be sold Mt public auction Dec 10
vessel
PORTLAND, Me. Dec fs--Considerablc
quantity OF baggcd fourfor export that went
into lock az Grand TiGnk Wharf when IL
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
[From the Hydrographic office. ]

On Dec Is the former Sands Point tNY)
Light was discontinued and new light was
established at the end OF the rocky reef ex-
tending out from Sands Point, 325 yards 296
deg from the present light, in approximately
lat 40 52 N. lon 73 ~ w. The new light is
flashing green every 3 seconds, flash / Sec
ond. eclipse . seconds. of 100 candlepower,
exhibited 40 feet above high water from a
red pyramidai skeleton steel tower. with
white tank house In the lower section, on a
foundation.
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to the Mallory Steamship Co. with mdse.
Went TO pier SO, North River.
Str Olen. Baltimore. to the Cosmopolitan
Shipping Co, with mdse. Went to pier 2.
Hoboken, NJ.
Str Anaconda. Philadelphia. to the Black
Diamond Steamship Co. with mdse. Went TO
Army Base, Brooklyn.
Str Cananova, Philadelphia. to the Atlantic
Fruit Co, with mdse. Went to pier 20, East
River.
Str Eocene, with barge. Boston. to the
Standard OIL Co of New York. Anchored off
Schr Hesper, Tampa, to master. Anchored
off BED Hnnk
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ACONCAGUA (ChiD. from Valparaiso 10Th
for Now York.
ALBANIA Br). from London 10th for New
York.
ASIA (Fr), from Marseilles 18th for New
York.
FINLAND. from Antwerp 10th for New
York.
HAWAII MARU (Jap). from Kobe 10th for
Seattle.
NIAGARA (Fr), from Bordeaux 18th for
New York.
PRESIDENT JACKSON, from Shanghai 18th
for Tacoma.
TENYO MARU (Jap). from Hong Kong 18th
for San Francisco.
.vESTRIS (Br), from Buenos Aires 18th for
New York.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ANDANIA (Bf). at Queenstown 10Th.
ARABIC (Br). at Genoa 18th.
BERENGARlA (Br), at Southampton 10Th.
DROTTNINGHOLM (Sw). at Gothenburg
18th
EMPRESS OF ASIA (Br). at Shanghai nth.
LAPLAND (Br). at Antwerp 18th.
PARIS (Fr), at Havre 10th.
PRESIDENT FILLMORE. at Plymouth 10Th
(and proceeded to Bremsn).
PRESIDENT JEFFERSON. At Shanghai
18th.
ROMA fFr), at Fayal 10th.
WAIHEMO (Br), at Sydney, NSW, 1Gth
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF, Dec 1o--Barometer at
noon 29p0 inches; wind. w. fresh breeze .
weather dull and showery. temperature. "a
deg Fair,
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Danger, TO N.vigation.

lReported TO the Hydrographc Office.l
Dec II, lat 80 s6. Ion 73 80, passed an OBJ
struction, apparently part of small vessels
side. The outside was black with yellow
band and the inside with timbers was white
and floating uppermost-Str Ponce.
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Continued From Preceding Page.

School Of the Seamen's Church Institute, %
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon.
18th meridian. or hours slow of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
$500.
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Almanac for New York Dec. 20.
Sun rises ..... 7t5 Moon rises. 8 A AM
Sun sets. ...... 81 Moon sets. 05 PM
TIME OF HIGH WATER DECEMBER 90
Sandy Hook. .......... s AZ AM o 10 Pm
Governors Island. $50. o IS AM 0 90 Pm
Hell Gate tAstoria).. II II AM III 50 Pm
The time given In the above table is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
sANDERSoN & son. N.%NC.. Agents
20 Broadway New York
or any local steamship agent.
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Bound East.

Schr Frances J Elkins (Br). Port Reading
for Yarmouth. Ms (anchored).
Schr Annie p Chase. New York for Vinal-
haven (anchored).
schr Moonlight Jersey City for West
Jonesport, Ne (anchored).
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Norwalk. Boston for New York Cat
II :05 AND.
schr Titton. Hillsboro, NIB, for Newark.
Nj. with plaster to Z Townley; vessel to
J f Whitney & Co.
Schr Lucy r. Sullivan. Me. via Providence
for New York, to J A Elliot & Co.
Tugs Owen Mcwillams. with barges
tat 6:45 AND: Socony 2S. with barges Cat
9:45 AND Rich Steers. with barges cat
1925 AND Onrust, with ! tat . AS PM) !:
Laura NJ Keller. light lat 2 PM: Socony
20. with ! barge Cat PM).
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Special Reduced Fares for
Round South Americ., Tours.
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Regular saiIings from CRIsToBAL TO
WEST COAST of SOUTH and CEN
TRIAL AMERICA. also from ENG
LAND to BRAZIL. and ARGENTINE.
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New York-Havana
Panama-Peru--Chiie
Essequibo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dec. 80
EDrO .....-........ ....... .Jhh. -
"E" Steamers 1880 Tons Displacement
Largest in the Trade.
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Philadelphia Markets

wIrEAT--Rec.ip,s. 2s7.1o7 bushels. Mar
Yet frm; car. lots. in export sleya;orI,nM;sop.
sariof re wini'T s1 aradss Iss aaotsd
az the following schedule Of discoyn&tsi & Mixsd 60
SaGss %SSa' Ng g GHdsI g. re- Th.s ws TO-
no, 8 wheat. lio under No. .. Sample sc-
COIN % 90 R.ccip,s. st.se1 bushels. Firm
anS HIssss ss So csF &c. G,' g. y sHPGF s.
loT, s2 o o3ci, no. yellow. Gois aeie. .,
nSash A%S qGoa5iS SS rSSsRs snd aF %
iSSS;siion,HE9 icS;,. iEa waite 4''s aaeG; NO. D
WIZ Ffoth@fsesi pts, 400 bel,. and LII. Lib. }.
.iog, per- 100 iSs. psSs,d in sGyss ,s!s
.i$Si Is g: @sssssss "a rs :sS$$
g5lss; sPsins l't sstsn sisat .SSS 81 !sssS
sas7s :s59s snd Ns s donI %' ysS yssD ts%' brands
YET, n ssss. rnofsa and air 5sied: ssSS!
SssSa DSs! ioo..o D'f s' 40 .'
bosa boS.s SG aes OEtf SISnio :SoSdsfs
cured. loose. I5c do. smolsd lie: bellies:
BUrrER-rrrm and ie2c higher. Fresh
$685. rs fss@ $oS sssSnds %
10 sood SRS?' .psa sS r sy SHsd
- anc; fair 10 so good, 5sSsio. wv
advsnced ic' The ouotatIons we're as fol-
lows: Nearby extra firsts. 53c; nrs,s. 42c:
Grsts. Soc: seconds. an a s5c: Southern, 3sf
3oc; fency candle eEss- jobbnE at 0GG5Tc.
CrIEEsEpSCuie, SS1iI n" ard unchanged. y. Y.
whols.milk, mats. fancy held. s8c: do, do.
IaoSn. 1n%shorns " a DC. single Daisies.
held. 2iis q 2Sc; DO. fresh. -siRsihc; Job.
'nr Hrl; pSI1tTR Sr eo'p po,Is noI Ierlorn.
,ans|. fst rsIIow.,SInned 2sa oscI
mgssdium quaiity. ga 2Ss; Inferior . e z, 9 9
spring chIekons. fancy. yoiIow-slipned,
Plymouth Rocks. Weighing 8 lbs, each
sp-,0Se clcta a, cebort. ,nsSs,,,, sisi
Ty, s4a2Sc; spring chickens not iSahorn
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Jan. 23.-CATTLE-Recelpt.
Is 600 head. Early sales beef steers mostly
nbo highcr: spots tip more. Choice heavy
steers. 50 30; bulk bert steors. sI6s: rhr
stock Hnd bulls 1se 10 23e s!sher: b.s,
searT bo.osna' So; nIrh calves. stoekers ano
HOtiS-Kreeipts. $4,000 head. Most!y
83c TO ACC higher than SATURDAYS average
some 100 to 225 pound hogs soc higher
shippers buying literally: most hogs sold
nut ~ fret hands bIt big packerT doing
nothing Top. so.05: practical top. 50: bulk,
tsS56f S5: pigs nIostl. DOC higher; lJiF
desirable around so; few $40.
STEEP-Receip:s. $1,000 head. General.
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st,cSs s,To2s to sco' 1Sc nrss psr,er csriy.
strone su,ene' 'weiki,t ;earIinss, GI.5o: fat swc
ser0a sop early. F.Oo; besyH. se.2S.
Fast Buna,e, n. y. Jan, 23;a-cAJTST,LIiir,, AJTST,LIin.
;,sssi .s,SSifsG' sr: sSSs Sss
s2:2sm 2s. o'ssp ssssS, T fresh COWS and springers
,asassT,ri ssc q T,ri2s. CAVES, receipts 2Sto head
Stssa5g; ,nsSeip,,, ,Sni 12. 500 head; 4oe to boc
b,gher' Heavy. so 80. %: mixed. t9.25@e,I 20
g5S va SrAsT' stss!. s"S soSSs HSs
a'gsyi.rEEp AND LAMBS -. Receipts. 10000
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had. Lambs soc higher. Spring lambs
ssMiz; yearliugs, s9m12: wethers. ti.Ibm
s'2s; ewes. iSGi5o; mixed she5p. s1.5oI
40.
pittsburgh, Jan. 23.-CATTLB--I I.eeeipts
1000 head ., t2gsr ods steers, sSaSs9sssi
Calves, receipts. 600 head. STEADY. Top,
$3.50 o - ,
IIeayies 80 q 0.25; heavy yorkers, lSht york.
ers and PIGS, so.eoTl0.. oo.o
gIIET,P AND LAMBS - Receipts. 2200
head, HiEher. Top sheep. $3.50; top lambs.
s15.T5.
Ess. St, Louis. Ill.,. Jan. 23.--CATTLE---
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SECURITY: These First Mortgage Bonds will be
secured in the opinion of counsel by absolute first
mortgage on approximately $780, 900 acres Of real
tate in Coos, Douglas and Curry Counties in South
western Oregon, on which is standing over eight
billion feet Of Douglas Fir, Port Oxford Cedar
and minor woods valued in the aggregate by
timber experts at approximately $1o,00o,0o0. In
addition, these Bonds will be secured by first
mortgage on the Company's mills, railroads, steam
ships and certain other physical property appraised
at the deprecated value Of over $s,500!000, the
total value of the property thus morgaged being in
excess Of $24,0000O0. Upon completion of this
financing the Company in addition to the property
under the Mortgage, will have net working capital
Of not less than 100000.
SINKING FUND: The Mortgage provides foFr a
Sinking Fund effective January 1, 1925 obligat-
ing the Company to pay to the Trustee, in advance
Of cutting, the sum Of $l.S75 per 1000 feet of
timber cut, and as and when additional bonds may
be issued, the Sinking Fund shall be ratably in
creased up to $500 per 1000 feet cut when and if
the entire $S,000,000 Bonds authorized have been
issued Timber may be sold and released from the lien
Of the Mortgage upon payment to the Sinking Fund
Of not less than S1.75 per 1000 feet Of opera ting
timber sold and ST 90 per 900 feet Of ron-operat
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ing timber sold All Sinking Fund payments shall
be used only for the retirement of First Mortgage
Bonds either by purchase in the market at not
more than the redemption price for each respective
series or by call at such redemption price.
EARNINGS: The net earnings Of the Company
for the fvc-year period ending December 81, 1921,
after deducting all taxes Gncluding Federal In
come Taxes and taxes incorporating property
and available for depreciation and bond principal
and interest payment have aggregated $5,02S,-
Sl9.13. Taxes and other CARRYING charges on nom
operating property which might properly have
been capitalized amounted during this period to
$780, 9,S60.76. Net earnings adjusted in respect Of
such carrying charges have thus aggregated
S5,618, ,37o.S9 or an annual average Of ST ,123,-
675.9S. The maximum annual interest charge on
the First Mortgage Bonds amounts to $3.50, 400
MANAGEMENT: The operating management of
the Company is in the hands of practical timber
men and lumber manufacturers with long expert
cnce. Through voting trust, the right to elect
a ma ority of the Board of Directors Of the Com
pany so long as the First Mortgage Bonds remain
outstanding is vested in the nominees Of Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc, and Second Ward Securities
Company.
and ,etei'e dy"s, ard subject 10 attrotcl of COUNSEL
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NeD Issue

issue
$1O,OOOOOO
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
First and Reunding Mortgage Gold Bonds
Twenty Year SO Series "B'
NnCan
December 1872
$ 5 = II S % @ s$.s: s:: % "s S3"9a ;:5 Es' S
HsesS49z s 2z % EF eosHASF ss saw y
Issuance authorized y Commission onof ofas State of
All heretofore
h beer madeo the eSpeiuen
S Gel h dhonaB
%5Sa %s a1aa 4oh S Sd"s ] he
t%ds % the re.%sD ps9 v issue @
So0ooo General and Ref"di
s First Se SsuSdns M oss the
% o
lateral T d Ns Ges the sloOo
M the % Ur S sa se Ene I o Dy
population lS'ooo including
Net the nduban
0na bonds outstanding tsfna
ymen ru
Price 9e1z and accrued inter yielding about $685.
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-29
ELMER FAMILY LEAVE FOR INDIA

Rev. G. Raymond Haaf and family
left Elmer this Friday morning for
New York City, where they boarded
the liner Harvard and started for their
long journey to Tenali, Madras Presi-
dency, India, where Mr.. Haaf will be
stationed in missionary work. Ac-
companying Mr.. and Mrs. Haaf ana
family, of four children, is Cddiaf
Premayya, a native of India,
came to the United States with Mr..
Haaf two years ago and has been
studying agriculture and contributory
sciences in this country during hat
time.
Mr.. Haaf is taking with him a new
Ford touring car and has experienced
a great deal of trouble in preparing for
its shipment. Last week the car was
completely enclosed in a huge wooden
case and an effort made to load it in
an express car. After a lot of hard
work it was found impossible to get
the big, bulky box in the ear and it
was necessary to again unload it.
Railroad authorities then provided an
open end express car and with the aid
of a motor truck the big box was
loaded and quickly transported to New
York where it was placed on the ocean
liner.-Elmer Times.