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The New York herald., 1922-06-02
CLEARED.

Str Rochambeau tFr). Rollin, Havre (gen-
eraD-Compagnle Generate Transatiantlque-
str juice, Eagles. Horta. Teneriffe. &c
l(genera)--A III Bull & Co.
Str Conte Rosso UtaD. Cignoni, Naples
and Genoa (genera)-kurness. Witty Go.
Str stephen tBr);, Maddrell. Ceara. Per-
nambuco. &C. via Norfolk (generaD-Booth
a. Co.
str curaca Pan). Cam. Bahia Blanca,
Puerto Madyrn. &c tseneraD-W Grace \
Str Pennsylvanian. Herscy. San Pedro. San
Francisco. &c. via Philadelphia and Panama
csnsl sssnera3Un,tea American e rhnas Llnss
Croix. &c tgeneraD D-Furness, Witty & Co.
Str Iroduois. Mckenzie, Monte christi.
Puerto Plata. &C (generaD-ciyde Steamship
IS Str cothia tsw). Anderson. calbaricn.
Cardenss and sagua (seneraD-Munson
str Esperanza, Avery, Havana, Progreso.
&C tgeneraD-New York and Cuba Mall
Steamship Co.
(baIlast)--Sinclair Navigation Co.
Str Josiah Macy. Hendry. Tampico (hos-
pital supplies)--R Hasue
yaix, &C (generaD CLYDE Steamship Co.
str Waiter d Munson. Nilsen. Matanzas
(sencraD--Munson Steamship Line.
str II + Alexander. Lustic, Havana via
Panama Canal, san Francisco and Hawaiian
Islands (seneraD Pacific Steamship Co.
str Bayamo. Dollar. Nassau and and, Havana ia
ssip ssf9'5sp-Ssw e.. YORK ana ou0A A''' steam
Str Lake Fernwood. Hansen. Port Antonio
(generaD Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Comanche, Staples, Charleston and
Jacksonville tgeneraD-Ciyde Steamship Co.
Str T Williams. Hultgren, Philadelphia
nallasO-R L. Hague.
. Str Delaware. Robinson. Portland (generaD
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
str Norwslk. crowell Boston (generaD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr Ononette (Br), Longmire. Windsor.
Ms tballast)-J Whitney Co.
Tug Gypsum King. Miller. spencers Island.
Ms IbaIlast)--J u Whitney Co.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
E0rn ishibas Association Elects.

Charles $. Mertcn OF c. 6. Merton
Company was elected president OF the
National Wholesale Mems Furnishings
Association at its annual meeting ves-
terday. W. X. Meyer OF Meyer, 3ach-
rack d Freidhcim. and l. Il .Wilmes
Of the Crofut-Knapp Com " IRE "A
elected vice-presidents T. r. Charch'
of Church, Webb & Close Vas appoir ted
treasurer Willard B Stevens was re-
elected secretary OF the association.
The following directors were named:
;. ID. Peyser OF the Excello Shirt Com
pany. Howard G. Law, Cooper Under
wear Company: $. A. Holman. Wilson
Bros; J. II. Marchmont, Bonnsr PheIps
and Samuel Broom Broom Ss Newman
The proposal to increase dues from 3l5o
TO 500 year. payable quarterly instead
OF annually, was unanimously carried
Tor the approval OF the board OF di-
rectors. II was also proposed to al1end
the constitution TO include essociatr
members. The directors will meet We'd
ncsday in the ASSOCIATIONS rooms 10
pass upon the proposals.. tbnv
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval Com
munication Service. Ship masters
of vessels with radio apparatus
may, without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Ottercliffs); Cape
Hatteras, N. c.; Jupiter, Fla;
Key West, Fla; New Orleans,
La. These position (TR) re.
ports must be addressed only to
the radio station called, and they
will be forwarded to New York.
It is important that these re-
ports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they
will be received in time for pub.
lication.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York
city (WCG); Babylon, L. I.
(WSE); Easthampton, L. /.
(WSA), and New London, Conn.
(WST). No charge made for
medical or surgical advice, late
news and weather reports.
Position reports will also be
accepted through the stations OF
the Radio Corporation of Amer
lea at Cape Cod (WCC), and
Siasconset (WSC), Mass; New
London (Conn. (WLC); Cape
May (WCY), and New York
city (WNY). Requests for
medical or surgical advice will
also be accepted through the
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poration. This advice will be
given free by the United States
Public Health Service.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02

Cuba. Havana via Key West; Emergency
AID, Hamburg via New Orleans
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June ARRIVED. strs
= 'an. Norfolk: Northwestern Miller (BD 4.
fun. Phiip PubieSsr. Havana; West
Drlase. Narsik; West Inskip. Rotterdam !;
orineco. san Pedro. &c; Msrrirnack. Jack
eonyflie sud Savannah; Nicholas Cuneo
lNorl, rof Antonio; Raifuku Maru CJapl
lmmlnshsn schr Hope sherwood. Port Lib
Cleared II, airs Kerhonkson. Cork. Dub
lin. Belfast and Londonderry; Gemma
Dutch. Rot erdam; Janus ,Fr, Aeiers.
Marscsiies. Gesloa and Leshorns cauto. New
York tlatter f-om Chester).
Sailed LIST. sgrs Grecian. Jacksonville, &c.
via Baltimore; Nantucket. Boston; Derby
Passed down Marcus Hook 1st. o;40 AM.
tug Mars. towing. barges Penn. for Boston.
and Horace A Allyn. for Charleston.
500 PM strs Manchioneal (Nor). Philadel-
phia for Port Antonio. Sama (Nor), do for
DO; June l. i2;5o AN; Naatucket. do for
Vile. &c. via Baltimore.
Passed out June l. ? AM. strs Garth. Phil
a6elphia for San Juan; 2:30 AM. North Pa
cifc rBr), do for Tore Annunzista; AM,
Themisto (Dutch). do for Hamburg.-Wind
Sc. II miles; dense fog ard raining; smooth
PORTLAND, Me. June 1. PM-Arrived. str
Clio. New York.
Arrived June l. str Clio. New York.
Sailed June /. str Coastwise. Norfolk.
In port lst. str Arkansas (Dan), leaves
POINT JUDITH. RI. May 3o-Pa.ssed. tug
Waltham. towing barge Chatham, Provi-
dence fol Lamberts Point.
| SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May 3l-Arrived.
strs Willhilo. New York; Horalsan Maru
tJap), Yokohama Prince Albert (Br), Ocean
Falls. BE.
Arrived June I. strs Lena Luckenbach.
New York; Santa Rosa, Baltimore; Liberia
tor. New York: La Brea. San Pedro.
Sailed May 81. strs Astronomer (Brl. Liv-
erpool West Katan. Buenos Aires; Ttisilak
| Dutch. Batavia; Steel Navigator. Port
land: Dag scofieid. Philadelphia.
Sailed LIST. transport Buford. Honolulu !;
SEATTLE. Wash, June ARRIVED. str
Panaman. San Francisco.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, May 2o-sailed. str Steel
SAN PEDRO Cal. May 31-Arrived. str
Montgomery City. New York.
Sailed 3ist. strs X Il Kingsbury. Astoria (:
ssnS sSANNAE Sisa San ca arasf,s0.s %ay .s,Arrved str
Farmsum Dutch. Bremen.
(and sailed for Raltimefe). c
Sailed May 81. str Saxon, Charleston.
Sailed 1st. strs Jalaveera (Br). Havre and
y Ghent; West chatala. Barcelona: Corn
| (pan). Scandinavian ports; City Of ST Louis,
| New York; City of Rome. Boston.
| TACOMA, Wash. June 1--Arrtved. s.rs Arl-
zona Maru Jap. Seattle; Manuiani. Bel
| lngham.
| TAMPA. Fla. May 3l-Arrived, str Col
thraps. Norfolk: schr Charles r Wiebe.
Cenfuegos.
Arrived June /. str w RIsss. Fort Myers
Sailed Nav 81. echrs Admiral sturdee
(BD, Ruatan; Harrison Beacham, Apa-
| lachicola.
| VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. June I. AM
| Arrived, str Absecon. Boston tscnt to Marine
Hospital here Everett Story with fractured
skull; injuries received In engine room;
| steamer proceeded west at AND.
! Passed 1st, 80 AN. strs Bristol, west
0 AM. Meteor. do.-wind S. moderate; clear.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
WHEAT GAINS ON
BETTER DEMAND
Black Rust in Texas Also Has
Bullish Influence - Chicago
Receipts Drop.

CHICAGO, June l. - Considerable
strength developed IN the wheat market
to-day owing largely to indications of
better export and milling demand, to-
gether with talk just before the close
.hat black rust had been found in north
Texas fields. Closing quotations were
unsettled at Il to l Il C. net higher, with
July S1.19 to sl.19b and September
s1.17ss to $1.17af. Corn lost h a u to
&c. oats finished u a sc. off to sc.
advance, and provisions down 2 20 &c.
Gossip was current that Chicago
houses had sold 1.250.000 bushels of
wheat to exporters in the last few days
and that vessel room had been chartered
here for 100000 bushels for Buffalo.
Overnight sales of export wheat here
were Itit at 100000 bushels Domestic
mills appeared also to be taking wheat.
II was pointed out that Chicago was the
lowest market In the country and that
No. hard and red winter wheat on
track here were obtainable to-day at
only u TO 1c. more than wheat could
be contracted for to be delivered in
Chicago in July
With .he passing of May delivery the
total fresh arrivals of wheat in Chicago
to-day dropped to 33 carloads, as AGAINST
many hundred cars daily of late. Higher
iuotdlloHs AT LlVerpooi and bullish estl-
mates OF the Argentine expor.a5le sur
plus tended also to stimulate buying.
However. bulges In price brought out
Increased offerings, and so, too, did
figures from private crop experts sug-
gesting domestic winter wheat Yield
OF 605.000,000 bushels. On the other
hand attention to possibility of crop
scare was counting as a dls/fnct bullish
FACTOR as the session came - an end.
Corn and oats were depressed by
heavy selling of corn, ascribed to u
leading long.
PROVISIONS were easier in line with
hog values.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
SAILED.

strs Gedania CDanz). Port Lobos; Tuscan.
Norfolk: Winterton (Br), Nantes; Belvidere.
pcrt, Ciehfuegos: Conianche. Charleston, &c {:
Pennsylvanian, San Pedro, &C. via Phiiadel-
p,;.s. Bayern tGeD. Hamburg; Walter ID
NansG "s roSaos Snsa Son. sss. chrs f%
&C: Haieric tBr). Manila. &c; Espcranza.
Havana, &C; OsweEo, Houston, Tex Corfe
Castle. tBrl. Cape Town. &c; Bayamo, Mas
chan,beau (Fr). Havre; Canada tFr). Mar
seilles via Boston; Conte Rosso Jtap !.
Genoa. &c; J Fletcher Farrell. Tampico; y
noseny Lax: AXE de ro %n,onS
Gofhia tSwp. Cardenas and Sagua; City Of
Montgomery. savannah; stanmore tBr).
philsdelphia; stephen t,rl. cesra, Pernarn-
buco. &C. Via Norfolk; Clement smith. Texas
ssifr;s JaIss. Tsneriffe. sanss,ad CNor,. St
Tus, Bsttleboro, towing 2 barses (paesed
out SANDY Hook at I:49 AND: Resolute, tow
ing (do at T:49 AND: Mercury. towing ?
tdo at s:27 AND; Western. towing tdo at
sailed sist. strs ccnstantInopie CBr,.
Naples, Piraeus, &c: Southern Gross, Rio
Jsneiro and Buenos Aires; Eastern Moon.
Brisbane; Zarembo. bordeaux: Freeman,
eSorfolk: Philadelphia, Baltimore; tug WIN @
howard, towing barges (passcd out Quar-
hntlne at 5.4J PM.
che corrected reading Of the barometer
sesduced 10 sea levell at New York on
rsassy ~ ,Ss Jape n,i:s 1871 sa;es q IN as
vas thirty and sevcntecn-hundredths GOLD
inches. This closely spproximates seven
hundred and sixty-six and three-tenths
fTe6.3) nnflimetcrs. Captains OF all vessels
now lying In OF near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can ptaFeously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own harometera REQUIRE any consider
wind at Sandy Hook. PM. SIC. ~ miles
overcast. light sea; visibility. about miles.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
Expects Payments to Improve.

Collections in tho hat trade s.iculi
show improvcment ir ths rext few
weeks. in the opinion OF foremost high
grade hat manufacturer. He hascc his
belief on the fact that nlost Tetailois
did better business instraw hats than
expected and that they are devoid Of
stocks. Many merchants, H.. said.
bought short OF the denard. Colccsicns
in the middle West and the Paclfi:
coast are deacribed as good. while those
In New England and the mountain Sec
tons OF the West are said to be rather
poor. Payments in the South are better,
the manufacturer reported. His sales
men ara chilling on tho retail trade with
the autumn line OF hats and tho orders
booked so far are 20 per cent. ahead of
those in the corresponding period OF las.
year. Retailers. he said. are rot SO hes,-
tant In placing orders as formerly lie
believed that they are carrying sGbnrr-
NAL STOCKS
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
Army Orders
Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HEaAI.I
New York Herald Bureau.
Washiurtoa. ID. G., June l.
These army orders have been made public
CAVALRY


These army orders have been made public
CAVALRY.
ComisI<ey. Lieut.. Col. Archibald F., to Fort
Leavenworth.
MeCiee, Lieut.. Col. Oscar A.. to Fort Leav-
enworth.
Prunty LIeut.-Col. Leonard. TO Santa Fe
Groninger. Major Homer NJ. to Fort
Leavenworth.
Hunter. Major George B.. to Fort Leaven-
worth.
Milton. Major Alexander NJ. to Fort Leav-
enworth
ouekemeyer. Major John c.. to Washing
ton.
sasse. Major Ralph L.. to Fort Leaven-
worth.
stearns. Major cuthbert p. to Fort Leav-
enworth.
Maury. Capt. Lewis A.. TO Fort d. A.
Russell.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Boone, Major Abbott, to Fort Leavenworth.
Vanduesen. Major Edwin r.. 10 For-
Lcayenworth.
INFANTRY.
Mitchell. Major Mantor c., TO Camp Knox.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Hedge, Capt. Albert A., to Washington.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Lewis. Major Cedric A.. to Camp Travis.
Browning. Capt. Harry r., to Camp Alfred
Vail.
Lynch, First Lieutenant Harry. to Jeffer-
Messer. First Lieutenant, Herbert c., to
Camp Alfred Vail.
VETERINARY CORPS.
Jefferys., Llent.-Col. Joseph r., TO Fort
Benjamin Harrison.
Foster. Major Robert j., 10 Fort Riley.
Brown, First Lieutenant Lloyd j., TO Fort
Dixon. Jr.. First Lieutehant o. H.. to Fort
Meade.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
AMERICAN PORTS.
GBy NALL

FERNANDINA. Fla, May 2s-Arrived. strs
Sachsenwald (Ger), New Orleans, 10Th.
KasAu Maru (Jap). Porto Ferrario; schr
City of Baltimore, Havana for Pensacola
Qatter put In on account of weather and
provsions).
FALL RIVER. Mass. May 2s-sailed. str
Swiftsure, Hamburg.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, prior to May 90
Sailed, str Panoil, Tnmpico.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, May 3i-cleared.
str Bratland (Nor). Antilla: schr Maid of
Scotland (Br), Yarmouth. Ms.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. May 3o-Sailed
~hrs Marguerite Haskins. Brava; Matthew
n Greer do.
NEWPORT. RI. May 2I-sailed. str Swift
eagle. Three Rivers.
PORTLAND, Me- May 30-Arrived. schr
Eskimo (Br). ct John land FAILED for Boz
tom.
Stonington for New York
SABINE. Tex. May 2s-Sailed. motor Ham
let (Nor). Barrow
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
PRODUCE.

BEANs-Marrow. choice domestic. 100
lbs. S25as.50: pea. 81 9.35a9.50; medium.
Rumania. s6a6. medium. Rumania ss61s ,5
pea, Rumania, S6n6.2J: pea, Rumania $50
q. small white, California. ss; Lady
ss.T5p0; imperial, $50. white kidney. sfo.
BUTTER-creamery. higher than extras.
-. S'stuJdc. extras. o2 score. 3fisa:Jc.
firsts, 32Ian54i.c. seconds. 3ia32c.: lower
grades. 2aisg3 3oise.; centralized cars. 20
score. 33isa33A: 80 score. 33c.. ss :, ore,
3eigc: ~ 20 ~ score. 3ia32c. unsaised,
es sesre aei,@ss,5c trs,s eN,ras =.
32isu5Jlsc: lower grades. 30a32c.. state
dairy, tubs. f'nsst a3hd3rsc.. good to |
ladies', current make. extras. @ % INV 2sd,sa,sse. e
firsts. -Ji41i 2Bi4c seconds. 2fifns5c.. lawcr
grades, 221 2slfe- packing stock. current
iada3c.
CHEEsE-Ncw York state flats. fresh
specials. lsisniec; average run. isc., twins.
fresh re- vs, vsP,eclals islsc s aysrsss run. iSa2
lac.. single daisies. is.1iac.. Young Amer
cas. 19lsa2Oc
EGGs-Fresh gathered extras. dozen, 2oh
d3U4c.; storage packed extra firsts. .sisp
2ec storage packed. firsts, s7assc. rcEu-
iarg packed. extra firsts, 2Tn.s, regular
packed. frsts, aJq2Gisc. second and poorer.
e3d24hc. trade eggs 22l4G2i4c. dirties.
storage packed. No. /. a3I-a2ic. regular
packed. No. g. 23a23hc. No. and poorer.
2ua22irc.. checks. poor 20 choice. dry. 700
extras. 3sc., uncandled extras, 36c. nearby
and nearby Western hennery whites, averaga
cxtrss. 35u3dc. extra firsts. 53ucic.: firsfs,
2gN 32c. nearby gathered. whites. firsts TO
extra firsis. 2on33,.: under grades. e7nasc.
Pacific coast. whites. extras, 3Tn,sc extra
nrsts. 3tu36ikc. tiists, 3om 31c uuder-rstes.
asn zoe. other Western and southern. gath
cred whites. 27d3.c.. nearby and NEARBY
western hcnnery browns, extra, 3.n3fc.
nea ri,y brown and MIXED colors. gathered
extras. 5ou30lsc. firsts to extra flrsts. III
d2ac
POULTRY. DRESSED-Chickens, fresh
broilers. 4O1eOc., frozen. 30dtjc.. fryers.
eSaaGc ruarters, 3iHt2c: stags. fruzcu.
o3H2oc. fowls, fresh Western, boxes. ai1J3c.
Kegs atN51c. barrels. dry. 2iT3tc.: icesi.
gtff-lc old cocks fresh, iTW2nr carons.
frozen. Western. 3GI5Sc: turkeys. ffvsh.
.. q SOC. frozen young. ioN52c. ol l. 3sdtec
ducks, Long Island spring. 25c. Western
frozea, 2O0 BE. geese. Western frozen. i5t
isc. squads. fresh white. dozen. sfde.
POULTRY, LIvE-Espfess. fowls. 2s92ov.:
brotlers a5G55c. turkeys, 3J7i0c.: ducks.
i3a2ac. geese, l0dfSc. pigeons. pair, 4oc..
guIness. pair, 65c.; rabbits. lb., sod23c.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
Higher Prices for Diamonds
Expected - Hat Men See
Better Collections.

The outlook for the diamond trade Is
more propitious than Il has been for u
considerable time. in the opinion OF
dls mond authority who returned yes.sr-
day from trip in Europe. With con-
tlnuation OF the Improvement In genera,
business conditions he believes that ~
mond prices will stiffen materially
ninety days. A scarcity OF popular u
of polished high grade stones Is b
felt. he said Stocks OF inferior q
monds which have long giutted
market are fas. dwinding The ,iiJ
mond factor reported that virtually .ss
cutting establishments abroad are sllCi-
down because present prices are below.
replacement costs. The mines IN SoEtia
Africa are operating slowly. ne said.
AMI the diamond syndicate can..nI:cs 10
limit distribution. With retail stocks Of
desirable grades said to be low. an m
creased demand inevitably would fcrcs
values higher. he believed.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
Continued from Preceding Page.

Livingston Roe 1918 wsw Bishop Rock 1st.
Mauretania. total distance run 20 noon LIST
is 2,S74 knots: average speed Wednesday
noon to Thursday noon, 24.61 knots; day 5
run. sos knots: win arrive 0 AM Friday.
Meteor L by NAN Block Island 1st.
Munsomo " Hatteras 1st
New Britain $50 u Ambrose L " 1st.
President Arthur lat 43 AZ, lon 38 81 fst.
President Pierce 1888 + Ambrose L 1st.
Resoute sos Ambrose l. v LIST.
Swiftsure 6l5 Nantucket l. 3ist.
Thos ii Wheeler 0I r Ambrose L LIST.
samaria $50 Il Boston l. list.
seaconnet 95 NE Winter Quarter l. v LIST.
s.<aola 271 S Scotland l. 1st.
Ewftstar % N Hatteras LIST.
West Quechee TO w Fastnet fst.
West Isleta 173 s Scotland L " LIST.
William Irish S5 Overfalls l. 1st
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

Absecon 40 SW Gay Head fst.
Allaguash lat SO 03. Ion 81 30 31st.
Arizonan 1,450 K Ambrose l. V 31st.
Baizac IS Sc Nantucket l. 1st.
Biair LOSS r Ambrose l. v 31st.
Bolivar 665 SE Ambrose l. 31st.
Colamer f.551 4 Ambrose j. 3ist.
Corson 1883 II Cape May 3tst.
Eastern Breeze 1.s7J Il Ambrose L v 31st.
Editor .2S5 w Dunkirk 31st
Evergreen City 2.I30 ENE Hole In the Wall
31st.
Felix Taussig 25 from Fire Island 1st.
Gaffney 1876 Ambrose l. 31st.
Gargoyle 767 Me Cape Henlopen 3lst.
Gloucester 8 SW Fire Island 1st.
Gulfol $50 s Brenton Reef fst.
ii NJ Storey 615 Colon 31st.
Juniata 90 MEAN Five Fathom Bank 1st.
Kroonland 4 $50 Ambrose l. " 3ist.
Mary 1914 Scotland l. list.
Minnesotan 1,746 NE Cristobal 31st.
Nantucket off Shinnecock 1st.t
President Arthur 1880 r Ambrose L v 3fst.
President Garfield lat 40 H.. lon 90 o. lst.
President Monroe sos e Ambrose L 3fst.
Puget Sound lat "A 81. Ion 81 80 31st.
Robin Adair 100 s Ambrose l. LIST.
Rockaway Park 1900 T. Ambrose L 31st.
Sagua 221 n San Juan 5fst.
Saucon lat A 81. Ion "a % 3fst.
Steel voyaser $50 from Colon 51st
Susquehanna 22S T. Ambrose L v 1st.
West Hardaway 450 NE Virginia Capes 1st.
West Quechee $50 w Fastnet 3lst.
Zarembo 146 z Ambrose L v LIST.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02

West Gulf of Mexico-Moderate varianle
winds and weather fair Friday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate variable winds. mostly easterly'
and weather partly overcast Friday.
North of Sandy Hook--Modcrate variable
winds. mostly east and south, and weather
unsettled and showery Friday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Fresh easterly
winds and weather overcast and showery
Friday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate to
fresh southeriy winds and weather generally
overcast. with passing showers Friday.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

cARMANIA (Br). from Liverpool 3ist for
New York.
New York.
EMPRESS or FRANCE IBID, from HAM
burg Both for Quebec.
HoMERIC CBr), from cherbours 3ist for
New York.
LAPLAND tBr. from Antwerp June for
New York.
MOUNT CARROLL. from Hamburg June |
PAN AMERICA. from santos 3oth for New
r.sEsipESr FILLMORE. from Bremen si.t
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
Travelling Men to Meet.

get together meeting OF officials
and boards Of directors of constituent
associations of the National Council OF
Travelling Salesmen's Associations will
be held June Is in the Hotel Claridge.
1t was announced yesterday Arrange
ments for the annual convention next
autumn in Cincinnati will be discussed
This will be the first opportunity gwen
to members to assemble at one time.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
PAssEs NATIONAL BANK BILL.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-The Senate
PASSED to-day the House bin extending
the life OF national bank charters, now
limited TO twenty years, to ninety-nine
years from next July unless sooner abb
rogated. The House passed the-bfil WITH
a provision making the charters pef-
petual. The measure now goes to con
ference for adjustment
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NJ, June f-Barometer at
noon. 1880 inches: wind. light. variable !;
weather. fine; temperature 50 deg Fahr.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
SHIP NEWS OF ALL THE WORLD CONTINUED VHE

ern Knight. New York; Tokofuku Maru
(Jsp). do.
Sailed 10th. strs Aspinet (Br) New York;
goth, Toyooka Maru (Jap). Victoria, Be
The New York herald., 1922-06-02

RELIANCE. from Southampton 31st for New
York.
ROTTERDAM (Dutch). from Plymouth June
l for New York.
sAMLAND (Beig). from Danzig June / for
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ASIA (Fr), at Smyrna 25th.
MINNEKAHDA, at plymouth III.
PRESIDENT HAYES, al Hong Kong 3ist.
VESTRls (Br). at Southampton 30th.
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Winds OF the Atlantic Coast.

East Guif--Moderate south 10 west winds
and weather partly cloudy; showers over east
portion Friday.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Calvin Austin, Boston for.New York.
schr S a Carpenter. New Haven for New
York. -
Tug Mexpet. with I barge.
Steam lighters Mystery and p Kenny. with
1 hulls tat III 80 AND.
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Bound East.

schr viking. New York for Nantucket.
Tug Jupiter, with barges (at 6:35 PM).
Motor barge Daniel NJ Munro (BD, New
York for Windsor, Ms.
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CHICAGO TRICEs.

NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. . red, si.3a: No. hard,
t1.34: No. Manitoba. Sf.49h; No. .
mixed durum. 81 .31lk, c. T. e. track NJ Y. 20
arrive.
CORN-No. . yellow and No. white.
I9ac.: No. mixed. 7S%c.. C. |. {. y. Y.
OATS-No. white. f9c.: No. white.
49, No. white. 4Te.; fancy clipped white.
a5iA95tizc.: ordinary clipped white. 51is1
53isc.. all elevator.
RYE-No. Western, SI.13ii T. o. b. and
s1.11%. c. I. {. ". Y. EXPORT
RARLEY-Mslting. 7:,@.oc., = /. E. Ny.
HAY-No. L. $3oT32: No. =, SaS6fc0; No. 3
S.sG2I: shipping, so3T2a a ton.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corr. Oa.s.
Yesterday ...1 1n00no I, cot .Noa atn.0no
Last week. .... .oas.oco TT,.ono CIT ooa
Last year,. Al 900 a,GI2 900 1.lGa.o09
SEAB0AID CLEsRtNCEs.
Flour. Whrat. Cfrr.
Yesterday .... al,0oa Ttp. .nnn ir.' nfa
Last werk.. Sl,oon 10000 So ona
Last year.. .. $1,000 GT3.ooo 10000
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday IN
the United States District Court were:
SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
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RECEIVERS N BANKRUPTCY.

Receivers In bankruptcy appointed yester-
day IN United States District Court were;
BENJAMIN BAROFT. 1864 Eroadv ay--
Henry A. Gugier, receiver; bond. S5,eOo
Nassau st.--Charles A. Cowan. receiver
bond 81 500.
pELTON PRESS. INC, Nyack-Walter r.
williams receiver: bond 81 900.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name Is that OF the debtor. the
second that of the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed;
al SEU yopIs COUNTY,