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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

AALBoRG, Nov 2t--Arrved, str Newa
(Danl, Galveston.
AARHUUs. Nov es-Arrived. str songa
AIGerERs. Nov 2s-sancd. str ST Dunstan
(Br). Philadelphia
ANTWERP, Nov cs--Arrived. str sunoco
(Bez), Chester. Pa.
BATAVIA. Nov 2t-Arriyed, str Vechtdyk
Dutch. Savannah.
BORDEAUX, Nov 25-Arrived. s,rs Dagh-
.stan (Br). New Orleans, Nevada OFr). Sc
BREMEN, Nov 25-Arrived. str Effing-
ham. New orleans.
f,OpENHAGEN. Nov 2G-Arrived. str Es-
fonia DAM. New York Wa Hamburg, &C.
'Vr coRuNNA. run Nov 25-Arrlved. str lie Coz
sf,rD New Orleans.
cT,rsTOBAL, Nov 2o--Arrivsd. strs Aeon
.ar,,a (f.hll), New York for callso; Carrillo,
,Cew York: Carriage. New Orleans.
sailed 2gth. strs David McKclvy O-orn San
,,edroJ. New York; Caciaue 0rom San Fran
ci~co1 baltimore: Harry Luctcnbach Oroni
Ncw York;, Los Angeles. Laconia tBrl
rrrr, New York for San Francisco. Melville
polar from Bnltmorcl, Los Angeles !;
steelorc. New York; wabash (from Philadci-
nhfa1 Los Angeler.
t.AsT LONDON. Nov 2n--Arrived. sirs Ben
nusia er5r). Montreal; Chineso Prince CBr,
Nfr NrfrAi.MoUTH Nov cs--sslled. str crisfield.
NeT Gf, ,Asos'Jw. sxov 2s-Arrivcd. str Baltimore
)Nfaru Dap. Portland. ore:
Arrived 2pth. ntr syanholm 5,n. .,es,a,, SNcr,; -
fsnANr.EMOUTH. Nov 20-Arrived. str
.rLawanna fRr) New York via London.
UArIFAX. Nov 2O--Arrived, strs Canadian
Logger (Br). Barbados; cassandra Cbr'
III inaixiaMinBrRc. nov 2s--Arrived str' Aqua
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the toll
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. I. (WSE), and New London.
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass. lWCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset. Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May. N. ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
HALF OF FRENCH LOANS
FOR RECONSTRUCTION
Nine Months Offerings ri
Billion Francs.

According to the Bankers Trust Com
pany.l new investment offerings in
the current year amounted to 21,062,-
100000 francs. of which almost half
was for reconstruction purposes. Indus
trial securities called for 2,615,00o,0O0
francs. while railroads attracted 3.745,-
100000 francs. Industrial loans for re-
construction totaled 1891 100000 francs.
During the first half of the year the
new offerings averaged 1858, 100000
francs month, against an average OF
$500, 100000 for the last half of last
year. The total for September was l.
114.300000 francs, which included
POS, 5,173,000 francs in securities or
French local railways and 152,300,ooU
francs in securities OF textile indus
tries.
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rius. New Orleans; Enfield (Ger), do 10Th.
Samnanger (Nor). do.
Sailed 25th strs Alarich (Ger). Savannah ;
2eth 2ei tr Grant COUNTY GBr1: MONTREAL Deu'seh-
HAVANA, Nov e9-Arrived, str Toloa (br)'
New York.
Arrived soth. str San Bruno (Br). Boston
Sailed 3Oth, str Sixaola. New York
IIAVRE, Nov 27-Arrived, str Golden Gate
(Nor) New York.
HELSINGFORS, Nov 2f-Arrived, str Al
mora (Nor), Montreal
HONG KONG, Nov 29Arrived. strs 1yo
Maru Gap). Seattle; Tuscalusa (Br), San
sailed Goth. str West Prospect, San Fran
cisco.
Sailed soth. str Empress Of Russia (Br>,
HULL. Nov 2o-Arrived. str Afrika DAM.
San Francisco via Rotterdam for Copen-
ha gen.
Parkhaven Dutch, Boston.
KOBE, Nov 2I--Arrived. str Apus, San
Francisco.
Arrived 3oth. str severnmedc tBr). New
Orleans via Hull.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 2a--Arrived, str Ashta-
bula (Br), Baton Rouge. 80
Arrived Goth, str Parisiana tBr), Baiti-
LONDON. Nov 29-sailcd. str Barbadian
Arr Arrived d sotH, str City Of weatherford. New
Nj MARsErLLEs. sIss; Nov 25-saied. str Gloria
de Iarrinaga tBr. Charleston. 49,
MALTA, Nov 29-Arrived, Str stella (ltaD'
MoJI. Nov 2o-Arrived. str corneric (Br),
San Pedro. ru,.
gally Head (Br), Rotterdam; Melderskln
CNor), Hamburg; Welland County (Br'' Lon
don. - ,,
Arrived 2sth str Muroran Maru (Jap)' san
Francisco for Kobe.
PLYMOUTH. Nov 29-ArriVed, SUI Ahtonia
Arrived 10Th. str volendam (Dutch) New
York for Boulogne and Rotterdam ,and pro-
PORT SAID. Nov o7-saied. str Slavic
Prince CBr), Boston, New York and Philadei-
pha.
City, Leth for Boston (in tow. -
SHANGHAI Nov 29-ArriveG. strs ME
CI,r). San Francisco for Hong Kong; Patrick
i'srry Arriv.d aeth. strs Alcinous OBJ, New
York: President Jackson. Seattle for Hong
Kong. <,s c.
1 SHIELDS. SHIELDS Nov 2s-sailed. str Dosina OBJ,
Key West. ~
Iy1im,nrton: osterdal (Nor) Montreal.
SYDNEY, NSw Nov 2e-Arrivcd. str Can
adian hailenger (Br), Montreal.
VANCOUVER, Be, Nov 3o-Arrived. strs
Albertolite (Brl, Pisagua; Logician ilBr),
San Francisco: Harold Dollar (Br), Beilins-
ham.
Pedro: Empress OF Asia tBr). Yokohama. &c.
VICTORIA, Be. Nov 20-Arrived. atrs PRO
tesilaus (Br), Yokohama. &c; Manila Maru
(Jap) do for Seattle.
ViGO. Nov 25-Sailed, str Edam (DutcD.
from Rotterdam for New Orleans.
wALFTSCH BAY, Nov 2o-Arrived, SUI
Western Glen. New York.
YOKOHAMA. Nov 2S-Arrived. str West
Kader, Portland. Ore.
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SAILED.

Ctr Melona (BD Tsmpco: conejos. Con
etanza via Philadelphia; City OF Eureka.
Naples; New York. Port Arthur; Hilton.
Boca Grande: Callabasas. Porto Padre; Tele-
machus (Br). Manila. sc. via Norfolk; East
ern Glade, Cape Town, &c: Hansa Ger
Hamburg; Santa Ana. Callao &c; Lucia
GtaD. Trieste; III Almirante. New Orleans
Manchuria, Hamburg; Frleda. Sabine; Nun
somo, Los Angeles, sc: Hellig Olav (Dan)
Copenhagen; Arapahoe. Charleston and Jack
Sonville; City OF st Louis, Savannah; Mum
wood. Matanzas. &c; Cerro Ebano, Tampieo.
Sailed 29th. strs Republic, Antofagasta a ;
Philadelphia. Baltimore: Elizabeth Norfolk
w>st Camack. Bahia, sc; Winnebaso,>Petro-
grad.
Tho corrected reading OF the barometer
trecuced to sea leveD at New York on
Thursday. Nov 80. 1922. at AN, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
NAs ihirty and twenty eight hundredths
tsc,2S) inches. This closely aopproNimates
seven hundred and sixty-nine and one-tenth
(769.) millimeters. Captains OF all Nessel9
now lying in or near the ports OF New Yorf
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. 8 PM. NV, miles !;
partly cloudy and hazy; moderate sea- visi-
bilfty miller.
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MATHEWSON HERE
FOR PLAGUE DRIVE
Old Baseball Idol Opens Cam
paign To-day by Sale Of
Stamps to Mayor.

Christy Mathewson. veteran baseball!
pitcher has arrived IN the city and will
make a special appeal 10 baseball FANS
to help the Tuberculosis Association sell
%. 600, 900 Christmas seals this year. The
sale opens to-day and will continue until
Christmas
Matty Is slated to sell Mayor Hylan
his quota of seals at l o'clock to-day on
the steps of the City Hall. and at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon he is sched-
uled TO speak TO boys and girls and
their parents in Wanamakers Audi
torium on Putting on More Pounds"
J. Byron Deacon, director OF the asso-
citation, said yesterday that Thomas w.
Lamont will be treasurer for the sale
and that members of the campaign COM
mittee will include Mrs. Rogers IL.
Bacon, DR. Hermann NJ. Bisgs, Mrs.
Myron / Borg. DR.. John w Brannan.
DR.. Nathan E. Brill, Arthur Brisbane.
Mrs. James A. Burden. Bailey B. Bur-
ritt. DIR. James g. Clemens. DR.. Royal
S. Copeland. Louis L. Dublin. DIR. Haven
Emerson KNITTING +. Emmons, Henry
Elsberg. Maitland f. Grlggs, Homer
Folks. Leo X Frankel, Paul Fuller,
Mrs. w L. S. Griswold, DR.. Louis l..
Harris. Or. Adolphus Knopf, DR.. Alfred
Meyer. Or. James Alexander Miller, Vic-
tor MoraWetZ, Mrs. James II. NeWcomD,
Harry r. Platt, Mrs. Blanche Potter,
Dr. George NJ. Price, T. J. Riley, DR..
Joseph c. Roper. DR.. Fred NJ. Stein, DR..
Antonio Stella. Dominic A. Trotte, Miss
Ruth Twombly. Mrs William r. Will
cox. DR. I. Ogden Woodruff and Henry
c. Wright.
To-day at noon at the Hippodrome the
animals will stage a unique parade to
show New Yorkers that animals as
well as human beings want the city
to be healthy place in which to live.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
SHIP NEWS CONTINUED

swift,eind. north OF Hattsras; GuifkinE.
Jacksonville.
PENSACOLA. Fla. Nov so-Arrived. str
PoRT TAMPA, Fla, Nov sO-Arrlved, schrs
Atlantic Coast, coastwise; Helen Barnet
Sailed a0th. str Arsabie. Chrome. NJ,
PHILADELPHIA Pa. Nov so-Arrived.
strs Merrimsck. Jacksonville. &c; affair
(Ger). Hamburg and Bremen; Bramell Point,
New York; Maple, do: Mexicano (Nor). Bal
timore Everest (Br). Penzaneei Gulfprince'
Port Arthur; bark Cecil 2 Stewart, Boston.
Arrived Both, str Wales Maru (Jap), Bos-
Sailed soth. s,rs Meropi CBr). London, &c.
via New York; Strassa (Sn), New York I:
ESeter city tBr). Cardiff and Bristol Via
New York; BurgerdyS Dutch. Rotterdam
via Baltimore. &C; Nendome lFr), Leghorn :;
Eastport. Glasgow and Avonmouth; Guam
tico. Boston; Howard. Savannah and Jack
sonville; schr Mary G Maynard. Pont-a-
PORTLAND. Ne, Nov 3o-Arrived. strs
Africanic (sw). Gothenburg via Shields !;
Norfolk, Norfolk.
str Grace Dollar (Br). Vancouver.
Arrived 29th. str Jeptha. Antofagasta.
Sailed Goth. strs Deerfied, New York; Da-
kotan, do via San Pedro.
Sailed 30th. strs Standard Arrow. Woo
sung; Nanking. Hong Kong via Honolulu
Admiral Dewey. Victoria; Aswistar. New
SEATTLE. wash. Nov so-Arrived, strs
Bessie Dollar (Br). Victoria Howick Hall
vancouver, Moerdyk iDutCn), Nnnalno, ftu-
ward Luckenbach. Portland: Hawaiian, San
Francisco.
SAN PEDRO, Nov 20-Arrived. strs Ca
mlla Gilbert (Norl. Vancouver; William
Rockefeller. New York: Montauk, do.
Sailed 29th. str Mulilteo, Guaymas.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov So-Arri'ed, strs
Delaware (Nor), New Orleans Persian. 4.
Jacksonville land sailed for BALTIMORE.
Sailed 30th strs City of Montgomery. New
York; City OF Augusta. Boston Ashland
County. Norfolk.
TACOMA, Wash, Nov 3o-Arrived. str
Lewis Luckenbach, Seattle
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Nov 3o-Ar-
rived. schr William Btsbee, New York for
Rockland (and proceeded.
Sailed 30th schrs Annie Mitchell from
New York;. Vinalhaven; Charles III Klnck
(from do), RoclSland; Northcliffe (Br), from
do for ST John. NB Hiram d Mclean (Br). .
from do for Nova Scotia: Scott Hankinson
(Br) from do for Weymouth, Ms: Frederick
II tBr) Norwalk for st George, NIB; tugs
Nottingham. towing 3 barges. New York for
Boston, Plymouth. towing 3. do for do:
Honeybrook. towing 2, do for do.-Wind
westerly, moderate; clear.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR steel, steel and phosphor
bronze rope. steel wire. manila cable and
rope. safety fuse. detonators, blasting caps,
asphalt-felt roofing, brass and copper tub
ing, controller segments, cast-stecl scpara-
tors, air and oil pumping outfit. air pump.
centrifugal pump, pipe dies, range boilers.
safes, water coolers, water-closet bowls,
nails, spikes. bolts. files, chain, machetes
plato glass. fire brick. boiler plate. zinc.
metal polish, oxygen hose. oil hose, corn
hrooms, mop heads. harness leather, artifi-
oiai leather. oakun, steam packing. emery
cloth. cheese cloth. shceting. toweing. lin
seed oil. shellac, metallic brown, croosote
oil. acetone glue, excelsior. soap (white
floating, laundry. salt water, and griD.
library paste. paper eups and towels, toilet
paper, bond paper. and box-car siding
Sealed proposals viii be received ct the
The Panama Canal. Washington, ID. c.,
until f0:30 o'clock a. m, December 20. 1922,
At which time they viii be opened In public
Blanks and Information relating TO this Cir
cular $500 may be obtained from this Of
fico or the offices Of tho Assistant Purchas-
Ing Agent. - State Street, New York city
Gil Gravier Street, New Orleans. La: and
Fort Mason. San Francisco, Calf; also
the principal cities throughout the United
States-A. l.. FLINT. General Purchasing
officer.
BEIOlT wATER, GAS 8 ELECTRIC co.
FIRST MORTGAGE TWENTY FIVE YEAR
5so SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant 10 the
terms OF the mortgage dated March lat,
1912. that the undersigned as Trustee will
receive sealed proposals up TO IL 90 o'clock
noon on the Goth day OF December, 1922, for
the sale TO II OF bonds as above described,
sufficient 10 uso the sum OF Twcnty-thrce
Thousand Five Hundred Sevcnty-ni Dollars
and Nlnety-seven Cents (s23 ,jfa91). The
undersigned reserves the right 20 reject any
or aii tenders.
THE UNION SAVINGS BANK 3 TRUST
COMPANY Of Cincinnati Ohio. Trustee.
ny Edgav STARK, Vice PRECEDENT.
Cincinnati. Ohio. November 2iui, to22.
UNIFIED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
NORFOLK. VA. Sealed proposals will be
received here until ~ NJ, December 4. 1922,
ard then opened. tor constructing two power
houses, with wells. fuel tanks, railroad
tracks. &C., Fort Story. Cape Henry. Va.
Further Information on application.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
Business Troubles
PETITIONS N BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions IN bankruptcy filed Wednesday IN
tn. United states District Court We're:
IRVING CLOAK co, Isldore Wekrler.
cloaks and suits. bi3 Main street. New
Rochelle, Involuntary petition. on complaint
Of fsldorc Taublin. $500. Samuel Gelfand,
x24O; Herman Greenbcrg, S3i9. Liabilities
are estimated At 5000: assets at $500.
Yankauer & Davidson are attorneys for
petitioners
s. STARK & SON. samuel stark. clothing.
1917 stanton street. Involuntary petition.
on complaint Of Max Bergman. with "A
claim OF $500 Alex Levine is attorney for
petitioner.
Harry Oransky, 203 Greene street. involun-
tary petition. on complaint OF Herman
Black $500: A. !. Wolkowitz. $50; Ex-
gerf = derry Works, SlGo; Samuel s..
fAinrr attorney for petitioners.
LCliifr d sCHNETDER. hourewifs. Mount
Vtnrr Voluntary petition; liabilities SAL
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

OEATILE, Wash, Nov 30-Tug Equator
stranded this morning in West Water way
expects to float at high tide.
SOFTA, Nov 80 associated Prese)-Th
French tanker City OF Sparta, from Batoum
caught fire and exploded in Bourgas Harbor
to-day, killing two men and seriously in
5uring three. Many OF the crew were slightly
burned. The cargo was consigned to the
Standard OIL Co.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
MuRDocn HEADS TRADE BOARD

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-With the ex-
piration tomorrow of the one-year term
OF n. Il. Gaskil of New Jersey as
chairman of the Federal Trade Commis-
sion Commissioner Victor ATurdock of
Kansas will automatically succeed by
rotation to that position. it was stated
to-day. Commissioner John f. Nugent
Of Idaho will become vice chairman, sue
ceeding Mr.. Murdock.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
DELAY prGGLY wIGGLy ISSUE.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. 30.--The man
agement OF Piggy Wiggly Stores, Inc.
will recommend at stockholders meet
ing called for December that the pro-
posed increase in common stock Class A
be not authorized. in view of general
market conditions at this time. says an
announcement by Clarence saunders.
president.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
Winds OFF Atlantic Coast.

North OF Sandy Hook-Increasing south and
southwest winds. becoming gales, and unset
tied and showers Friday.
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras-Tncreasing south
and southwest winds and weather CLOUDY ;
probably showers Friday. 81
Haiteras to Florida Straits-Moderate 70
fresh east and southeast winds and weather
partly cloudy Friday.
: East Gulf--Fresh east and southeast winds
Did weather generally cloudy Friday.
West Gulf--Fresh southeast and south
winds and weather cloudy Friday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Fresh and strong easterly winds over north
end moderate, varjab BILE over south portion
md weather partly cloudy Friday
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
CAR LoADINGs INCREASE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Railroad
traffic during November continues to
maintain high records. according to the
American Railway Association. whose
car service division reported to-day
total loadings of revenue freight dur
ing the week ending November Is of
969,094 carloads. This was an increase
Of 1915 cars over the previous week
and OF 17s,731 over the number loaded
in the same week of 1921.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM.

The New York Stock Exchange firm
OF Graham. Richie & Co has been
formed effective to-day, with offices at
Sc Broadway. It IS composed OF Geof-
frey Graham. Frederic S. Ritchie. floor
member. and Alan d. Hall and will
continue the business of Graham & Mil
ler dissolved by mutual consent
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
cANADA's REVENUES INCREASE

OTTAWA. Ont. Nov. 30.--Customs and
excise. revenue received by the Govern
ment in the month of November were
S6,741.733.0 over the amount received
In November. 1921. During eight months
ending November 80 total collections
were s3.050. 00n, as against S154.253.-
900 in the corresponding period OF 1921.
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Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the photographic office.l
Nov 20, lat 81 IA, Ion 20 80. passed a
lighter 40 feet long and IL feet beam drift
ing sesward--Str Jonancy. CThe American
str Munlsla passed this lighter Nov - at III
AM In lat 81 10, Ion IS 300
Wreck, Nantucket Shoals-Fishermen In the
vicinity report the existence OF sunken
wreck In lat ~ os y. Ion 90 43 W. When
last seen one mast with wrecksge alongside.
was showing (I. Is thought that this wreck
is the four masted schr Rcameron. It con-
tinues menace to navigation.)
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ACONCAGUA (ChiD at Cristobal 10Th.
ESTONIA (Danj. at Copenhagen 26th.
NILE CBr), at Shanghai 20th&
PRESIDENT JACKSON. at Shanghai Goth.
CDutch), at Plymouth got
land procseded for Rotterdaml.
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Continued From Preceding Page.

President Monroe 265 from Ambrose l. '
.S0tlI.
Ceantico Sw Brigantne 30th.
sepublic 1856 Scotland l. V 30th.
san Juan left South Pass 30th.
San Lorenzo left San Juan I PM 3Oth.
Shenandoah IS S Jupiter 30th.
Sierra Nevada o1S NV Balboa PM 29th.
Shasta lat 80 16. Ion 90 4T 3Oth.
Stanley Dollar LOTS Baltimore 30th.
West Nohno 076 Sc Boston Both.
weetport $50 r. by y Cape Race Goth.
Windsor 65 W Nantucket l. S0th.
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rAssENeER STEAMERS SAILED.

EMPREss or RUSSIA (Br). from Hong
Kong 3Oth for Vancouver.
LACONTA (Br), from Cristobal goth for San
Francisco.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND. from Shanghai
Goth for San Francisco.
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METALS.

LONDON. Nov. O--Stsndsrd copper. spot.
iG2 cs Cd. futures. i63: electrolytic. spot.
100 los: futures. $40. Tin. spot. flI4 2s. Sd. ;
futures, liTJ -. Lead. spot. f26: futures,
l25 IS. Zinc, spot. $50: futures, f35 los.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
TIRE PRICES ADVANCED.

The Kelly Springfield Tire Company
announces an advance of approximately
10 per cent in all their grades of tires,
to take effect to-day
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MONTREAL.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 3O.--Cotton spot quiet.
prices steady, American middling fair,
l5.39d.; good middling. 14s4d. fully mid
iling. 14.l0d.; middling, 14.74d; low mid
ding, 1910; good ordinary. 13.s4d. ordi-
nary, 1354d. Sales. 5000 bales, including
1000 American. Receipts, 81 900 bales, in
Guiding 2,400 American. Futures closed
uuiet
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Dean. Onatlvia a. Co. announce the opening
OF y branch office to-day IN the Waldorf
Astoria under the management OF Fred !.
F;isler. They also announce the removal OF
their main office from ~ Broadway 10 the
new Stock Exchange Building, IL Wall
street.
Bernnff 81 arsir" fHfIn1r.U NrrUH" II
with P.fttf rn.. faF become sttos ffst
with Bafptoe = 60.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

LONDON. Nov. 30.--Offerngs at to-day's
wool auction sales totaled 1881 bales.
There was n large attendance and brisk
general Demand nj unchanged rates.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. MI. Nov 3o-Barometer at
noon. 29.o5 inches; wind. NV. fresh breeze;
weather. snow showers: temperature, 81 deg
Fair.
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rARIs. Nov. 5o.-Prices we're firmer on the
Bourse to-day.
Three per cent. ren,er. 5of. soc.
Exchange on London, G4f. e0c
Five per cent. loan. T6f 2oc.
The dollar was quoted at 14f $40
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
FOREIGN MARKETS..

LONDON. Nov. 30.--Trading was quiet on
tle Stock Exchange to-day.
= Bar silver, 3ihd. per ounce.
bar gold, 9is. 30.
Money. per cent.
Discount raies-short and three-month
bills. 2isa2St per cest.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New York and New Jersey-New York Har-
bor-The Lighthouse Service announces
wreck gas buoy. HS. miles 136 deg (true)
from Ambrose Channel Light Vessel, was
discontinued Nov 81. wreck having been re-
moved.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01

WASHINGTON, DC. Nov S0-southwest
storm warning hoisted 10 PM Delaware
Breakwater TO Eastport. Disturbance OF
marked intensity central over the extreme
upper Mississippi Valley and moving east
northeastward. Increasing south and south
west winds. probably reaching gallo force
Friday morning. With unsettled. showery
weather.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
Bound East.

schr Hannah II, New York for Greenport.
schr Quaco Queen (Br), Perth Amooy for
81 John.
schr Nantisco. Port Reaiing for Nantucket
(anchored).
Tugs Westmoreland, with 5 barges Cat s:i5
AMI: James McWilllams with q Cat . 80
PM) Wellington. with lat 3:20 PM).
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
BRITISH BANK STATEMENT.
FRENCH BANK sTArEMENr.

PARIS. Nov 30.--The weekly statement of
the Bank OF France shows the followng
changes:
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rFrom the photographic office.I

On Nov II flashing white acetylene gas
light showing fash every seconds. was
established on Tinker Rock. about 300 yards
eastward from Cam Island. NF, in approx
ynately lat 40 81 y, Ion 81 10 80 w. The
tight is exhibited ~ feet above high water
from square wooden structure. with sloping
sides painted white. with lantern red.
Lurcher Shoal Light Vessel. Nova scotis.
IN approximately lat SO IS % ". Ion e6 80 W,
which was temporarily withdrawn for re-
pairs. has been replaced on its station.
On Nov 90 Great Salt Pond Breakwater
outer end light. at Block Island. viii be
moved 40 yards 324 deg and reestablished
on the extreme outer end OF the breakwater,
IN approximately lat 81 II 80 y. Ion II 81 "a
w. In its position the light Is exhibited
40 feet above high water from red ekele-
ton steel tower, with white tank house In tho
base. or n concrete foundation.
Nantucket Shoals Light Vessel viii be tenn
porarily replaced by relief light vessel
about Dec !. The relief light vessel will
show light and sound fog and submarine
signals. having the same characteristics as
the station vessel.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
QUEBEC LOWERS PRICE
OF WINE AND LIQUOR
Canada Is Consuming Less
Strong Drink but More Beer.

MONTREAL, Nov. 3O.-Reductlons or
from 5 TO so cents bottle in the price
Of 119 brands of wines and liquors were
announced to-day by the Quebec Liquor
Commission, in accordance with the
promise given a month ago of lower
prices before Christmas.
The new prices. it- is declared. are
lower than the prevailing prices Ia the
countries Of the liquors origin because
of foreign exchange rates and lower
than prices in effect before the advent
of the Government vendor system This
was made possible because OF centralized
control of the trade. low ret profit AID
low operating expenses.
OTTAWA. Nov. 30.-Less liquor was
consumed in Canada per head last year
than during any previous year, hut con-
sumption of beer increased over .ast
year. The annual report of TIE Depart
ment of Customs and Excise says the
per capita consumption of liquor was
SO of gallon, as compared with SO
of a gallon for 1927 and 1.93 gallons
for 1874. Consumption of beer was
4.37 gallons. while consumption ot wine
was .O37 of a gallon, less than half last
years average.