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J^ort8_j>?_Jjtoinp?ng and News of Foreign Trade
British Find
A Market for
Ex-Enemy Ships
Reparation Commission Dis-I
poses of 1,430.000 Tons
of Vessels Taken From
Germany Under Treaty |
? ' i
i
Competition Is Predicted.
Germans Reported To Be in j
Position to Regain Mer?
cantile Marine Position!
fn .-r:j0 of the world-wide shipping
depression the British government is \
reported to have bora able to disposa
of a large amount of ex-German ton
sage. The ships allotted, to Gicai Bri?- ?
sin form approximately 70 per cent of ?
? ho number taken from Germany and
th?ir sale is proceeding under the di- \
rection of Lord Inchcape on behalf of
the Reparation Comrriission. According
nation recei -ed here the com
mission up to the present tinte has sold i
820 vessels of varied U.pcs, aggregating
1,430 )0 tons, at a total price of ?18,
;
Jhe suies, as reported prior to June
80, 1921, were distributed aa follows:
C vess
Period. tonnage. Sale price.
Last quarter, 1920... 537,000 ?0,902.0170 ?
Firs! quarter, 1921.. 353,000 ?'4.100,000
Second quarter. 1921. 285,000 ?2,194,000 '
P.ulk of Tennage Delivered
The obligation upon Germany to de- ?
liver shirs to England by way of vepa- i
-aus laid down in the Treaty of ?
Versailles. The Reparation Commis- ;
sion had the power to demand delivery j
before May i. 1921, but did not exercise J
it. Up to the present time, it is stated, I
2,500,000 tons have been delivered and j
250,000 tons remain to be turned over i
by the Germans.
Although the German mercantile ma- j
rine is hut a fraction of what it wag
before the World War, many British I
shipping authorities express the opin- !
ion that German competition upon the j
stas in the future is to be taken seri?
ously. It is pointed out that, while i
Germ any 7s merchant marine is very ;
?mail at present, the deficiencies are, j
to some extent, being made good in i
other directions.
The Shipbuilding and Shipping Roe- j
ord, of London, calls attention to the*
facts that ti e Germans are chartering '
vessels of other nationalities, that the \
German shipbuilding industry is ex- i
tremely acti-e and that Germany is '.
bow regaining some of the tonnage j
which she was called upon to deliver to !
the Allies.
Competition Already Felt
"These aro several of the reasons \
why we think that within a few yer.r-i
German .-hipping competition will j
again be very formidable," it is added. |
"For some of the effect:- of German
comp?tition we need not look into the \
future at all. They are with us now.
In the rate-cutting from the Continent
which has been going on the German \
lines have been the leaders. The que.;- ,
tion of German shipping competition
to the Far East is also being rai ed by
merchants. Unpleasant though the '
facts and the outlook may be, it is far
better they should be recognized and
I than that, with a comfortable'
s'.-use of having won the war, we should
again drift into the pre-war situati. n, I
when Germany exercised a very consid?
erable degree of commercial domina?
tion over the world."
Leader's Death Regretted
Maritime Men Extoll Career of
Late Frank F. Bouiton
Sympathy for the family of the late
Frir.i: F. Bouiton, formerly presiden!
of the Maritime Association of the Port
of Ni ?'.? Y,- i k, was expressed in resolu?
tions adopted yesterday at a special
, i : the directors of the associa?
tion. The resolutions said in part:
.- the board of directors of th?
Marit me Association records its deep
?ease : the losa which the association
iritim community has
Bufl ? .. the untimely passing of cur
?ader and friend, and that',
ii deep regret at the eever
th< e official 5and friendly ties
whii as been our privilege to en
g that we sh 11 miss his
ind wise n unsel in trie
administration of our affairs."
Foreign Trade Notes
The n ?Hing season is practically
the Philippine Islan Is and
total 1921 producton of sugar will
225,000 tons, it is stated,
o: v probably 35,000 tons have
bef;n so! 1.
The r '?' ibilith s of cotton growing in
A';- ralia 1 e i ?cent y been investi?
ng to information re
Department of Com?
merce. Cotton has been grown in
Queensland in small quantities since
the early sixties. Lately a revival has
? taker the norl im state,
a ? ? . creased price of lint.
According to the Chinese maritime
eustoi ? rns, exportation of bris
ntsin in 1919 amounted to
? -_ 67 pound? and in 1920 to 2,515,-,
733 j 1 he r k of the exports
to the United States.
' A j?a:n r>* $4,171.667 i? nhown in
Ai orts at Karachi. India, for
t. year ended March 31, 1921, as
?empared with , the corresponding
period of the preceding year.
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INLAND
BTr WATERWAYS
BULK AND PACKAGE FREIGHT
INLAND MARINE CORP.
132 Nasaaa St. Beekmin 4291
I'vt,,?, freight IWvlrr. N#w
y.,i\, \? tiyiHiUw unit nil i.rliitipul
'??????i port? M Buffalo. S?Uio*?
I <?Wy.il tit AS.H Ml. ?HA-tr.H
MONTREAL-NEW YORK
TRANSPORT CO. LIMITED
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Mr.Ml VfiKK u> MOtfVUK?l,
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Marine Reports
Figure? Indicated nre ?fandnrd time.
THE TIDF.S
High water. Low water.
AM I'M AM I'M
Snndy Hook.:. 8:01 K:l5 2:03 2:13
Oovernor's Island. ^-il s:4n 2:3? 2:4S
Hell Cato.1-> : ? 6 10:2? 4:38 4:49
Winds at Ken Tn-dny
Halteras to Key West -Moderate to
fresh winds, mostly west and northwest.
u1 partly overcast weather.
Easi and west Oulf- Moderate, variable
winds hihi generally fair weather,
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage?
Moderate <ast ami noriheast wind's; partly
overeas; weather.
North of Sandy Hook?Moderate to fresh
west .-uni northwest winds and. generally
fair weather
Sandy Hook to Hattoras?Moderate In
?4,sh northwest and north winds and fair
w eather.
Arrived Yesterday
Str Union City, Harry Aus S; to the
Keer Steamship Line, in ballast; Pi.-r 69,
Str Eastern Star, Copenhagen Julv .10;
to the United States Shipping Hoard, in
ballast; anchored off Stapleton, S I
Str Plpestono County, Dunkirk July 29,
Bordeaux Au< 5; to the Cosmopolitan Ship.
pin? Co, with mdse; Pier 2, Hoboken, n J.
Str Fort Victoria Ulr), Bermuda Auk
' ? to the Furness>-Bermudn Lino, -with
|| T.-is?, jnalla and mdae; Pier 0" N R
( Str President,. Wilson (Ttl. Trieste, An?
-. -.apios Auir i!. Algiers Aug S; to Phelp?
tiros ii Co, with ?li lirst, ,ri0 second cabin,
IS!) steerage n .. mails and mdse; Pier 7,
Lmh Docks, B'klyn. .
sir Eglantier (Help), Antwerp, Julv 25;
to the Lloyd Loyal Beige, with mdso; Pier
99, N It.
Str San Jos", Tela Aug 11; to the United
Fruit Co, with fruit; Pier 16, E R.
Str Suwied, Balboa Julv 14. C.IJon July
17. Viga July 23, Lisbon Aug 4; to the N'e-w
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with
? idse : Pier i."., B'klyn.
Str Eugene V It fhaver, Liverpool Aug
4; to tho Sinclair Navigation Co, In bal?
last; anchoi id off Tompkinsvlllo, S I.
str Sixaola, Cartagena Aug 4, Porto Co
lombia Aug 6. Kingston Aug IS; to the
United Fruit Co, with 01 pass, malls a il
nuise; Pier 16, E R
str Comus, New Orleans Aug 12; to th?
South, rn Pacific Co, with pass and mdse;
Pier 49, N R.
s:r Astral, Providence- Aug 16; to Stand-!
Btil oil Co; anchored off Tumpklnsviilo, :
SI. I
Sir Granfos (Nor), Cienfuegos Aug 7; to ?
New York & Cuba Mail S S Co, with mdse;
Federal Re?lnery, Yonkere. ?
Str Sark (Nor), Hue?is Ayres Julv 18, |
Santos July J?, Barbados Aug 3, via Bos?
ton Aug 16; to Ken- S S i_o, Inc, with
mdse; Pier 26, Bklyn.
Str Ahron, Saigon March 20, Batavia Apr
9. Marseilles July 4, Hull July 29, Thani"s
haven Aug 3; to United American Line,
with mdse; I'ior 21, Clifton, S I.
Str Wlnaniac lllr), Rotterdam Aug 3; i
to Standard Oil Co of N Y; in ballast; ,
anchored off Tompklnsvllle, S I.
Sir Sudbury, Hamburg Aug 4: to Unite?! ;
American Line, with mdse; Pier 86, N R. I
Str West Nerls, Marseilles July 26, Bar.;
celona Au;r 1; to W It Grace & Co, with,
mdae; Pier 44, Bklyn.
t>oi*r Rebecca R Douglas, San Andreas,
Juif 19, Key West Aug 5; to Franklin!
linker Co, with eocoanuts; foot Verona st, i
Bltlyn.
Str S B Hunt, Galveston Aug 9; to Robt |
s Hague, with oil; Pier b, Constable Hook, ?
N J.
sir Znanland (Pt). Amsterdam Aug 5;
to Funch, Edye & Co, with mdse; anchored
off Quarantine.
Str Saugus, London, Aug 6; to Moore ft
McConnack, in ballast; anchored off
Quarantine.
Str Culo Mambe, Baracona.
Str Rozan Alaru (Jap), Port Said.
Sailed Yesterday
Strs Evergreen City (Am). New Orleans; I
Stenl ir (Br), Norfolk and Batavia; Veren
. (Br), Baltimore and London; Maryland
(Br), London; Berengarla (Dr), Cherbourg
i.l Southampton; Anchorla (Br), London;
and Hamburg; Pannonla (Br), Vitro and i
Trieste; Apacho (Am), Jacksonville; Yu-I
catan (Am , Havana, Progreso and Tam?
pico; Mount Carroll (Am), Hamburg; City
of Montgomery (Am), Savannah; Chi-!
c?mico (Am), Philadelphia; Cantlgny
(Am), Antwerp; Jefferson (Am), Norfolk;
L? - Faristell (Am). Tarn,?a and Mobile;!
Padnsay (Am), Norfolk; Gugllelmo Pierce!
(lO, Naples; Stureholm (Sw), Norfolk;!
Oshkosh (Am), Philadelphia, Truolin and,
Belfast; Tosto (Nor) Monto Cristi, Puerta
i'lata and Sanchez; Dorothy (Am). Puerta
Plata and Sanchez; U S S Biddle (Am), :
Newport, R 1, Eagle No 9, Hampton Roads; ,
sehr Henry F Kreger (Am), Bal irnore; ?
Hrholm (Nor). Cape Breton; Walter J'n-,
nings, Bal -n Rouge; Joslah Macy,-;
sehr Ylrgnia Dare, Brunswick, Ga.
Cleared
Str Gugllolmo Pelreo (It). Captain Ric- I
cardl; Naples; Peirce Bros.
str Rosalind (Br), Captain Mitch .11;'
Halifax and St John?; Bowring Bros.
str Tosto (Nor), Captain Bjorset; Monte
Cristi, Pu'-rta Plata and Sanchez; Colum?
bus 3 S Co.
Str Apache (Am), Captain Magulre;
Charleston and Jacksonville, Clyde Line.
Sir Luk.- Faristell (Am), Captain Baker;
Mobile and Tampa; Mallory S : Co.
Str Padnsay i.\in), Captain Lunde; Nor?
folk; N V and Argentine S S,Co.
Str Delaware (Am) Captain Robinson;
? B iston; Eastern S S Co.
Str Jefferson (Am), Captain Bond; Nor- i
foil ; Old Dominion Transportation Co.
sir Walter .lent.,tips (Am), Captain
Heal iy; Baton Rouge; R L Hague.
Sir Slava.ngcrfjord (Nor), "aptaln Ir
??-:,s; Bergen, Stavanger and Christiania;!
.;.?? '..-< prian A me a:. Line.
Str Lutrin- V 11 Thayer (Am), Captain
N'ichelsen; Tampico; Sinclair Navigation
Co.
sir Camilla Gilbert (Nor), Captain
Blytt; Newcastle; National Refinery Ma?
rine Co.
Sir Taormina (it), Captain Borglo; Na
: pies, Genoa, Palermo via Philadelphia;
: Italla-American Line
S-hi- Nat L Gorton (Am), Captain i
I Kaost: Newark, Franklin, Baker Co.
Sr-hr Leila Lenwood (Br), Captain Tren-:
.holm; Perth Amboy; .1 F Whitney.
Sehr M M Gardner (Br), Captain Tren
holm; Perth Amboy; Sexton & Bryant.
Berth Changes
! Vessel Transferred to:
?: ,-..-n. fhowan'a D D. B'klyn
City of Lahor?-.Robins 1) D, B'klyn
pjdith .Nat Ri f, Yonkers, N Y
iv Capit?n.Fletcher's D D, Hoboken
take Fillmore.TletJen&Langs D D, Hi boken
McKeesporl .Pier 2, Hoboken
Maryland (Am).Martin's .Docks, s 1
Mirita.Morse's u D, B'klyn
Casa la .Showan's D D, B'klyn
rorto R'ico.Pier S6. B'klyn
Zaca.Pier 35, B'klyn
Incom?ng Steamships
Due To-day
Vessel. Port. ?> Agents.
Crofton Hall, Buenos Ayres, Ju'y 17.
Morton-Lilly Co
! Europa. Naples, Aug 2, ..Ital-America Line
An ? rica, BT' men, Auk 9.U S Mail Lino
El Sud, Galveston, Aug 13.:...H Pacific Co
City of ba-vannah, Savannah, Aug 18.
Ocean S 8 Line
Coi anche, Jacksonville, Aug 1*...Clyde Lino
Or. pesa, Mamburir. Aug 6. .R Mall H P Line
I Alllanca, Pt au Prince, Aug 15..fan RR Line
Bue- To-morrow
i Anultanla, Southampton, Aug 14. .Cunard L
Rochambeau, Havre, Aug io...Fronch Lino
Dur Sunday
Baltic Queenstown. Aug 12.W Rtar Lino
ptnlan'd luthampton. Aug 12--R Star Line
c'lua. Havana. Aug IK.United Fiult Co
Due Monday
: Franc? Havre, Aug 17.French Line
Esperanza, Havana, Aug 18.Ward Lin?
Caronla Queenstown, AUg 14..Cunard Line
Kan Lorenzo, Kan Juan Aug 19.
N V it Pofto Rico Lin?
?Caracas, Curacao, Aug ::.Red "D" L'no
Due Tuesday
i M?xlco, Havana. Aug 1?.Ward Line
Dae Wednesday
i Essequlbo, Cristobal, Aug 16., Pac S Nav Cu
Hellig Olav, Christiania, Aug IS.
3oandlnavla-Amerlcan Line
1 M Washington, Rio ?!?. Janeiro. An? 11.
, M union Linos
Due Thursday
: Centennial Htato, London. Aug 16,
I L K Mall Lino
Outgoing Steamships
The hours glv?-n ??low are standard
tir.-.?, tot dayllrlit N?v|ti?{ tlrn? ad'l 1 hour.
Hall To-day
Mall Vessel
C?o??*. Hall?.
Btavsngerfjard, Bergen 7:30 AM H 00 AM
Taormina -.?ipi?-?., ?:30 AM I 00PM
' ni. kerle, Cap? Haiti, ? 1.8 30 I'M 3:00 I'M
? r s i r m Ingham C'li :/. Bu?no?
Ayr?? .11:00 AM a :00 PM
a?n?ral <? W OoMhai?.
CrU obal .12 3" A^ ?.00 vn
Hall To-morrow
Lapland Antwerp..., , 7:30AM 11:00AM
Htockhoim Gothenburg 9:30 AM i 00/'M
Koordam Roilardam,. 7?00AM 11 DU AM
j-.-, i i.? M?r??lll??.10;40 AM 3:0OI'M
rarrlllo Kingston. ?;30AM ioooaM
.:,, Guayaquil.... 7:?AM 1 1:00 AM
????tort* Havana .... o 30 AM iooo am
Morro Castle, Havana. 7:00 AM 11:00AM
Corlo PI'" *"" Juan. 7:*0AM 11 00 AM
tft victoria, Bwrnud?. &:J0AM OOOAM
Honneur. Buen"? Arr?f ?:?0 AM ?LOO AM
RoaaliHd, >l?lif:.x.'?:?flAM 10:00 AM
Bom. V?? ttu?..-*... TiSOAM U.09AU
Trade of Belgium
Swells in Volume
For 1921 Period
Decreased Value of Imports
and Exports Due to Fall
in Prices; 135 Ships Re?
ported Idle at Antwerp
Imports and exports of Belgium
swelled considerably in volume during
th> first half of the present year as!
compnrod with the first six months of
1D20. There was, however, a decrease I
in the value of both, due to declining!
prices, Leigh Hunt, secretary to the
commercial attach? at Brussels, reports
to the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce.
During the first six months of 1921
imports amounted to 8,114,000 tons,
valued at 4,987,600,000 francs, comparod
with imports during tho corresponding
pr i-iod of 3920 amounting- to ii,908,993
tons, valued at 6,608,900,000 francs.
This represents an increase.of 40 per
cent in quantity over tho imports in
Iroquols, T?rke Isle.. .10:30 AM 2:00 PM
Albania, Liverpool.-11:00 AM
Sail Tuepliy
AniiUanla.So'ithnmpton 7:00 AM 11:00 Al<t
Vin Brldgo, Stockholm.11 :00 AM 2:00 I'M
Italia, Naples. 8:30 AM 12.00 M
Maraval. Trinidad. 7:00AM 11:00AM
S#ll Wednesday
Polonia, 17)an?.U. 0:00 AM 1:00 PM
Santa Luisa,Valparaiso 6:30 AM 10:00 AM
San .Toan, Sun Juan... 7:30AM 11.00AM
Guiana, St Thomas.... 7:S0 AM 11:00 AM
City Island
Bound South
Str Rosalind (Br), St Johns, N F, and
Halifax for Nnv York, to Bowring &. Co,
with 10 pass and mdse; achrs U 1> Mc?
Kenzie (Br), Campbcllton for New York,
John Bracewell, Addition for New York;
Florence & J.illlan, Jonesport for New
York.
Bound Engt
Fchrg Alexandra (Br), Port Reading for
Hallfax; Susan B, Jersey City for Canning,
N S; Nantisco, Port Heading for Nan
tucket; Jonathan Cone, Perth Aniboy for
Vineyard Hu\en.
Sailed
Sehr Dorothy Molita, (Br), from Port
Rending, Canso, N fi.
' Trans-Pacific Mails
The connecting malls close at the Gen
eral Postol?lce and City Hall Poatofflce Sta?
tion, New York, at. 7 p. m., as follows:
Hawaii, via San Francisco, steamship
Maul, August IS.
Tar.it!, Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia, via San Fran?
cisco, steamship Tahiti, August 21.
Japan, Corea and China (specially ad
drcssed only), via Seattle, steamship
Kashima Maru. August 21.
Japan. Coren, China, Siberia, French Indo?
china, Netherlands East Indies (except
Sumatra) , and Philippine Islands, via
Seattle, steamship Wenatchee, August 22.
Japan, Coien, China, Siberia, French Indo?
china. Netherlands Fast Indies (except
Sumatra) ?ml Philippine Islands, v?a i
San Francisco, steamship Golden State, 1
August 26.
Reports by Wireless
From the U. S. Naval Station j
[Distance is givfn m mties. Reports ar? i
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.] :
Alabama 189 NE Jupiter Aug 17.
Arlo 155 SSW Hattcras Aug 17.
Arlzonlan 727 NE Jupiter Aug 17.
Atlantic Son 13(1 SW Halteras Aug 17.
Atlanta of Texas pd Charleston LV Aug 17.
Beati ce 2^0 N San Juan Aug 17.
Brush ;::!.-. S Nantucket Aug 17.
Caracas 1,139 S Scotland LV Aug 17.
Carolyn 80 N San Jus n Ajg 17.
Cayo Mambe 20.7 S Ambrose Aug 17.
Chester Sun 86 N Jupiter Aug 17. i
City of Brunswick lat 21 U?, Ion 7S 40
Aug 17.
City of Freeport 27.1 NE Bird Rock Aug 17. i
City of St. Fouis 182 SW Batieras Aug 17.
City of Savannah 189 SW Hatteraa Aug 17. I
Cl?mence C Morse 110 SW Butteras Aug 17.
Colombia 25 S Cape Henry Aug 18.
Comal 160 N Jupiter Aug 17.
Commanchee 47ii S Scotland I.V Aug 17.
Cornelia 221 N San .lunn Aug 17.
Coining 220 KB Jupiter Aug 17.
DannedaikJ 130 E Dolawaro Capes 8 Pm
Aug 17.
Decatur Bridge 12 S chniioston Aug 17.
Dorchester 16 NE Wlnterquarter Aug 17.
Esglo 160 E Ambrose Aug 17,
El Sud 200 S Hatteras Aug 17.
Fred \V Weller IG!) S Hatteras Aug 17.
Galveston H5 SI7 Hattcras Aue 17.
Gaffncy 45 N Cape Canaveral Aug 17.
(Hi- idge S7 SW Hatteraa Aug 17.
GIo .cester 14 SW Fire lslan,1 Aug 17.
Guinand 70 N Batieras Aug 18.
H M EJaglei 80 N Jupiter Aug 17.
Henrik I.und off Halteras 10 AM Aug 38.
Hoboken 25 SW Hatteraa Aug 17.
Hwah Ting lat 24 66 Ion 160 30 8 PM
Aug IS
Tils 198 from 1'alboa 8 PM Aug 17.
Halla pd Halteras 2 AM Aug 18.
I A Bostwlck ;7r. flE Hiitterna Aug 17.
.1 Fletcher Farrell 808 E Cape May 17.
Jalapa 1,74. S San Francisco s PM Aug 1 R.
John Worthlngton 2?0 SW Butteras Aug 17.
Lake Elu .ut 16 N Jupiter Aug 17.
Lo 1 Fackler 232 N San Juan Aug 17.
Liberty Mlnquaa 10 N Jupiter Aug 17.
Limon 340 S Nantucket Aug 17.
Makura 1,163 S Honoluli S PM Aug 16.
Matura 149 SSE Ambrose Aug 17.
Maul 1,162 from Honolulu 8 PM Aug 15.
Merrimack 12 s Pr>lnspan Aug 17.
Moshlco 195 s Hatteras Aug 17.
Munlndies 307 NE Jupiter \ug 17.
Namazk t 143 S San FrancUoo 8 PM Aug 17.
Nantucket 29 SW F'lre Island A.:, 17.
Kelson ? 7 SSW Brenton Beef Auf 17.
Newton so A',' Montauk Aug 17.
Nora 220 S Ambrose Aug 18.
Ocean lat 32 27 Ion 77. 51 Aug 17.
Oscoda 176 W Ambrose Aug 17.
Peter .. Crowell 11 SB W'nterquarter
Aug 17.
Philadelphia 945 S Ambrose Aug 17.
Point Hoi ii.i 60 S Cape Henry S PM Aug 17,
r ... Im 1" NE ,7u] . 1er Aug 17.
Pom ?? 305 San Juan Aug 17.
Princess -May 545 S Ambrose Aug 17.
Rii hmond 655 E Hilo 8 I'M Aug 16.
Rochester 151 S Overfalls Aug 17.
Sun Bruno 790 S Nantucket Aug 17.
Steel W rker 75 W Balbca Aug 17.
Su-, -ni' c, 326 E .Ambrose Aug IS.
Swiftstar 124 NE H-atteraa Aug 17.
Hwftwind pd Hatteras auk 17.
Thomas lat 21 18 lor 161 65 S PM Aur? IB.
Vfiitura 147 from Honolulu 8 PM Aug 15.
W B Tilford 3 1 w Hatteras Aug 17.
W M Irish 20.7 SW Hatteras Aug 17.
the first half of last year. In the ex?
port trade there is reported a quantity;
increase of approximately 80 per cent
over the iirst half of 1920, shipments ?
during the first half of 1920 amounting!
to 4,764,691 tons, and to 8,573,205 tons '
during the first half of tho present)
year. The value of the exports as com
pared with last year declined from 4,
151,700,000 francs to 3,789,000,000
francs.
In the period from January to June,
1921, tho imports to Belgium from the
United States increased about 10 per
cent, as compared with the correspond?
ing months of last year, while exports I
to tho United States decreased 25 per
cent. It is stated that the demand tor!
shipping space continues dull, and that!
135 ships are idle at Antwerp.
The general economic crisis still ex- !
ists in Belgium, says tho report of Mr.!
Hunt. With the exception of finished !
iron, production is decreasing in the
iron and steel industries. In "the zinc,
window glass and bottle industries the I
situation is said to be unimproved.
Production of plate glass is about 45
per cent of normal at the present time,
which is some improvement over condi?
tions prevailing a few months ago.
There are 9,000 tons of raw cotton on
hand at Ghent. Production in the cot?
ton goods industry is about one-Lhird |
of normal. It is reported that 60 per
cent of the present sales are exported.
West Chetao 75 SE Hatteras Aug 17.
West Cobalt 255 E Cape Henrv Aug 17.
West Isleta 198 N Balboa 8 PM Aug 17.
Wheaton lat 4 1 4 4 Ion 65 25 Aug 18.
Woron 305 NE Pan Juan Aug 17.
Wythvlllo 75 S Capo May Aug 17.
American Ports
BALTIMORE, Aug 18?Arrived: Strs
Yseldljk (Du), Rotterdam; Lake Fauquier,
New York; Hallgjonl (Nor), Immlngham '
via New York; Yalza, Seattle, etc.; Pred
oriksherg (Ban). Las Palmas: Phallron
(Greek). Port Maria; Bark Isla (Braz),
Rio Janeiro. Sailed: Strs Arknn.*ns
(Pan), Copenhagen via Norfolk and Hew
York; Quaker City, Liverpool via Norr.dk
and Newport News: Mundale, Havana;
1 ?onsuelo (It), Marseilles.
BOSTON. Aug 18?Arrived: Strs Paeh
elm (Br), Liverpool via Balifax; Belgian
(Br), Manchester and Llvernool; Mayarl
(Br), BaiKs, Cuba; Erick It (Han). St
John N B; Munalbro. Baltimore ; Florl
dlan, Honolulu. Sailed: Str Montoso,
New York.
1..A I, VESTON. Tex. Aug 18?Arrived:
8trs Qladysbe, Tampico; Tekoa, Hamburg;
Seattle Spirit, Gulfport; Vcchtdljk il.U),
Rotterdam. Salle,!: Strs It..."eilen (?ir),
?Hamburg; Klngsbury (Br;, Genoa; Thomas
! H Wheel, r. New York.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Aug 18?Arrved:
iPti-s Thames, Miami: Laku Elenorah, Bos
j ton, Sailed: Strs Mohawk, New York; Oc
mulgee, Boston,
MOBILE, Ala, Aug IS?Arrived: Str Llb
I erator, Savannah. Sailed: Str? Newburgh,
Port Arthur; V>-ri (Nor), Port Barrios.
NORFOLK, Va, Aug IS?Arrived: Strs
Gasconler ( Hr) Oalveston; Bur (Nor),
New York; Vestidla (Hr). Leghorn; Mary
1! Pierce (sehr). Tain])?: Harold Dollar
(Hr), New \rork; Viking (Dan), St .lohn'?;
Swift Wind, Portland, Ore; Newton. New
Fingland; C C Morse, Charleston; Kalkoura
(Br), Wellington; San Marco (It), Gibral?
tar; St Patrlak (Br), New Orleans; Biza
karg! Mondl (S an). Oalveston. Sailed:
Strs Howard, New England; Matoa. New
England; Huftero (Nor), Naples; Henry K
1.und (Nor), Nuavltas; Rochelle (Br), Sa?
vannah: Biorneflord (No.-), London;.New
York City (Br), Bristol via New York;
coquit. Tampa; Mllazzo (It), Baltimore;
sehr Katherine May, New England; sehr
Dunlin m Wheeler, unknown.
NEWPORT NEWS, Aug 8 ?Str Kalkoura
(Br), Auckland.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 18?Arrived : Strs
Norden (Dan), Nuevltas: Joseph J Cuneo
(Nor). Port Antonio; Wythevlllo, Manila,
Kobe, etc: Rochester, Texas City ; Bayonne,
New York. Sailed; Sehr John It. Fox
Calais.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Aug 18?Arrived:
Strs Gulfstream, Philadelphia; Orenella
(Br), Bermuda: Frieda. New York. Sailed:
Strs Sunocho (Pelgl, Rotterdam; Lampto
(It), Barrows; Gulftrad?, Tampico; Occi?
dental, Marcus Hook; J E O'Neill, Phila?
delphia: Roula (Br), Glas row.
?PORT BADS, La. Aug IS?Arrived: Strs
Absla (Br), United Kingdom; Baton
Rouge, New York; County of Carmarthen
(Br), Wabs; Duffield (Br), Hull; Emer?
gency Aid, Liverpool; Housatonio (Br),
l.'nited Kingdom; Lake Galleteo, Vera
Cruz; William G Warden, Charleston; Vorn
(Hond), Ceiba; Yunta, Frontera. Sailed:
Stra Blaafjeldono (Nor), Vera Cruz; City
01 Poking, Shangha; Danville, Tampico;
Elisio, New York; Heredlii, Cristobal;
Monte Grappa (It), Italy; Tipton, Ceiba;
Venator (Nor), Kingston.
PORT TAMPA. F!a, Aug 18?Arrived:
Sehr Joslah B Chase, Norfolk.
PORTLAND, Me, Aug 18?Sailed: Str
Freeman, No. folk.
SAVANNAH, Oa. Aug 18?Arrived: Str
r'ity of St Louis, New York. Sailed: Sirs
city of Columbus, Boston; Lako Arl'.ne, j
Tampa- . . ,
TAMPA, Fla, Aug 18-?Arrived: Str Jack?
sonville, Spain.
Foreign Ports
Arrvals from New Tork
RIO CHANDE, Aug 16?Str Denis (Br),
ROTTERDAM, Au?lt?Str Ryndam (Dt),
via Plymouth and Boulogne.
SINGAPORE!, Aug 16?Str Sandon Hall
(Br), for Hong Kong
MADRAS. Aug 15 Sir Nanerlc (Br).
MONTEVIDEO, Aug 16 ? Str Jethou
' BLUFF N Z, Aug 18?Str West Hepburn
ANTWERP, Aug 16?Str Zeeland (Hr).
via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
VIGO, Aug 16?Str Calabria wir).
CALLAO, Aug 14?Str Argosy; Aug. 15,
SRw?lUn6tON. Aug 14?Str City of Lln
C?KARACHI, Aug 12?Str City of Oran
?BpE*RNAMBUCO, Aug 16?Str Sag*
P?T1ENTSIN, Aug 16? Str Azumasa n Maru
(Jap), via Panama and Portland, Or?.
Departure? for New York
LONDON, Aug 17?Str Narragansett (Hr).
BLYTH, Aug 17?Sir Tonjer (Nor).
PBRIM, Aug 18?Str City o? ' ambrldge
(hr). from Calcutta.
H?ME 'RG, Aug 13-Str Somerset
SHIELDS, Aug 17?Str Cavalla (Swed).
PARA, Aug IB?Str Hubert (Br).
PATRAS.'Aug 8?Str Acroi ills.
TRIESTE, Aug 8?Str Belvedere (It).
?REMEN! Aug 17?Str Georgo Uash
'"yOKOHAMA, Aug 16?Str Takaoka
"pbTMODTH, Aug 18?Str Rotterdam I
?I,. 1 from Rotterdam.
IIAV. JA, Aug IS Strs Esse.qulbo, from,
Valpai :i Iso; Es] eran/.:1, i Ilua, j
Lake Ports
CLEVELAND. Aug 1 ? ? Arrived Sirs Co-'
llonlal, Rondeau; J H tloyt, Superior; Pol- |
The Results of the
Mullan-Gage Law
Racetrack betting was abolished by law in New
York thirteen years ago. Yet the racing game
to-day is more popular and prosperous than ever.
Will the Mullan-Gage prohibition law go the
way of the Hart-Agnew anti-gambling law? There
is an analogy between these two laws that makes the
results of the Hart-Agnew anti-gambling law of
thirteen years ago of direct interest to every one
interested in the present prohibition enforcement
law.
For a comprehensive review of these two laws
and a discussion of the present status of the
Mullan-Gage law see?
Next Sunday's
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ynesia, Byns Inl.it; M T Green?, Little
Current; Thos Gawn, Spanish Milla Sailed: :
Sirs Colonial, Rondeau; J H Hoyt, Buffalo;
Polynesia, Byng Inlet.
TOLHDO, Aus lS--Arr!ved: Strs Wyan
dotte, Alpena; John J Barium, Port Ha- |
ron; William K Corey, Lorain: Frank B
Taplin, Buffalo; City of Toledo, Detroit.
Sailed: Strs Wyandotto Sheboygan John
I Barium, Port Hur^n: William J Filbert, .
Gary- William B Corey, Soo; Frank E
Taplfh. Fort William; City of Toledo, .
Detroit.
CONNKATTT. A up 18?Arrived: Stra J J
Hill, H S Wilkinson, L M Bowers. Duluth: ;
Elba, Fairport. Sailed: Strs Elba, Ash
land; J .1 Hill, Toledo; Wilkinson, Bow?
ers, Duluth.
LORAIN, Aue 18?Arrived: Strs Per-:
kins, Calclte: Grant Morden, Point Ed?
ward; W A Hazard, Marine Citv. Sailed: ?
Strs Perkins, Duluth: Corey. Toledo; W|
A Hazard, Marine City; Grant Morden, :
Fort William.
Bf'^FALO, Aug 18?Arrived: Strs Octo- :
rar, ?ui'ith; Canopus, Duluth: L P- Da-.
vidsr*,, Falrport; Hagerty, Port William:
Buffalo, Superior: Fcllowcraft, Detroit.
Sailed: S,trs Octorara, Duluth; Canopus, |
Davidson, Milwaukee; Hagerty, Huron; i
Buffalo, Duluth; Fellowcraft. Detroit.
SANDUSKY, Aug 18?Arrived: Str!
Alaska, Sandwich. Sailed: Str Alaska, ,
Sandwich.
MILWAUKEE, Aug 18?Arrived: Sirs
ItScnarrt B Millar. Ashtnhuln: Wm Living?
stone, Toledo. Sailed: Sirs Thomas David?
son, John Sherwln, C Russell Hubbard, I
South Chicago; ciotua Schneider, God ?rich.
SOUTH CHICAGO, Air- IS?Arrived::
Strs William Relss, Shebcygan; Robert 3
^Paisley, Chicago; J T (Tutehlnaon, Indiana
Harbor; Sierra, Henry C Frlck, Duluth.
Sailed: Strs Odanah. Buffalo; J J H I
Rrown, Chicago; J T Hutchlnson, Georgian I
Pay.
INDIANA HARBOR, Aug 18?Salted f|
Str J T Hutchlnson, South Chicago.
GARY, Aug I?*?Arrived: Str.-. Thome*
F Colo, Merton E Farr, McOllvray, Shtras,
Duluth. Sallod: Strs J P Morgan Jr, '
Thomas F Colo. Superior.
MANITOAVOC, Auk IS?Sailed: Str Otto :
M Relss, Georgian Bay.
ESCAMABA, Aug 18?Sallod: Strs Po?
land, Sherwln, Lake Krle.
TWO HARBORS, Aug 18?Stra McLean,
Harvey, George Crawford, Lake Krle.
ASHLAND, Am? 18?Arrived: Str Rich?
ard Reins. Sailed: Str Harvard, Lak?
!rrle.
DULUTH, Aug 18?Arrived: Strs Yate,,
Reed, Central West. McKlnney, Morcan Jr.
Harvester, Leopold, North American.
Sailed: Strs Wlckwiie Jr. R R Richardson,
Bdenborn, Morgan Jr. Harvester, Kopp.
Ai'erbury, McLean, Tionesta, North Amer
i lean.
; K
Maritime Misrellany
MOBILE, Aug 18?Th" coal laden sehr
Planter. Philadelphia to Mobile, went
down thirty miles off Key West during a
gale Monday, according to a report, to L
A Scott, owner, from Captain A B Owen,
master. Th?' captain and crew took to the
lifelinnts and made Key West .'lately.
CRISTOBAL, Aug 17?American hark
Golden i t?te, from Manchester and pre?
viously reporte.1 in tow, after having been
aground and? refloated, arrived hero yes?
terday.
ST JOHN'S, N F, Aug 17?American str
Schuylklll Bridge, Savannah for Aarbun,
Is reported by Cape Race in lat "0 45 N,
Ion F.,'! r,0 W, with engine trouble. She
requires assistance In order to roach port.
Fremantle, Aug 2?Sir Clan Sutherland,
which arrived her-; from Hasseln, had flro
In the cross bunkers. I'art. of the cargo
will have to be discharged. Will alHO take
on coal.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug IS?Carrying a
lull cargo of Japanese coal, the steamer
Klyo Maru, H,47ii tons net, said to be the
largest Japanese tanker afloat, will arrive
hero Saturday from Karalau. The Klyo
was recently converted from a combina?
tion passenger and freight carrier.
Two of the largest Shipping Board
steamers on the Pacific Coast, the Celes?
tial, built In China, and the West Grey
lock, constructed at San Pedro, have been
allocated to the European-Pacific line, of
Williams, Dlmond & Co., but it is not
known whether they will he utilized before
the American-Hawaiian vessels uro placed
in this trad'. The Celestial will be the
first of the Chinese built steamers to take
cargo.
The gps schooner Magnolia Is standing
by at the wreck of the steamer Alaska
off Blunts Reef, and divers will be ?ent
down to recover bodies and to make a
survey of the possibilities of salvage.
The Bastbound Inter-Coastal conference
cut the carload rutes on edible nuts from
$1.10 to SI, and cattle hair from 00 to
00 cents, and set a new rato of $ 1.7? on
household goods in lift vans.
The Pacific Westbound ''?inference cut
the rates on tanks for tank cars to ?3
and galvanized culvert., to $12, and raised
the rato on logs to $17.50 a thousand
feet.
Direct service to Scandinavian ports
without V K or Continental calls will bo
offered before the holidays by the John?
son lino of Swedish motorshlps, it Is an
nounced by W R Graco <fc Co, agents.
VANCOUVER. Aug 18?The certificate
of Captain William Bradley, master of
ihe steamer ?"'anadian Exporter, was sus?
pended for six months following the in
: rjuiry into the loss of the vessel oft Wil?
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a. la carte restaurant for motorists.
Excellent I8-Hole Go!r' Cocrse for Guesti.
Frequent electrl?- tra?na from I'enii. Station.
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. THE NASSAU
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September
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f* mmufes fror Grand Central
0 electric trains daily. Cil>
conveniences In I he i . uni : ??
Coif. Tennis Dancing. Dally
Concerta. Accomm idatea 400
Henri P mshr, 4. Son. Inc.. Lessee,
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ClONVf Nl?NCe OP A h O HI.
PtHSONAlC?MIORTS OF AROMr.
BRIAWCLI^F MANOR. N.Y.
K-rtV TO?IK OFFIC? lit KADMON ifl.
SJa?ge
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White Plain?, N. Y.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FAILS
Hotel Lenox, North si., al Delaware, Buffalo
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MAsflArnr.sr.TTii
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, Commonwealth Avenue ut Dartmouth ?Street
lapa Harbor. Tho certificate of first officer]
Newton Campbell was suspended for four!
months,
SAN DIEGO. Aug 18?Officers of the;
Navy cargo steamer Neptune. In yester
day frorl New York with 9.000 tons of.
coal and supplier, reported that a strong I
Inshore current was observed near San!
Rogue Island, Lowr California, where the I
steamer San Jose is ashote.
'it-' coast guard practice cutter Vleks-;
burg, formerly a gunboat, will leave here
Saturday for Baltimore for repairs and
WIH then proceed to Now ?>ondon. Conn.!
??'''? she will bo operated on cruises:
to Europe,
SEATTLE, Aug 18'?After being laid up ?
fifty days for the installation of a new
stern frame, the Shipping Boarl steamer
Elkrtdge left yesterday for Vancouver to
start loading Tor the Orient.
BALTIMORE, Aug 18?The Norwegian!
str Il.r7pf.-rd, Wilbur F Spice A Co, ar
rlved to-day to load for Tampico and
Puerto Mexico.
The sir l.enardo, the last of the eight
vessels built by the Globe Shipbuilding
and Drydock Co for tho Eagle ml and
Transport Co, of London, England, is
noaring completion. Sho probably will
sail on her maiden trip to Mexico on
September 15 under the command of Cap
lain RlchardsoD.
A win less received late here to-day
stated that the str Alabama, towing the
sir Schuylkill Bridge, which was disabled
TRAVEL
Wednesday with engin" trouble while oft ?
Halifax, will reach Halifax late tonight.
The Maryland, Wrecking Co. Ltd. hs.s
purchased the Carolina shipyard a; Wil?
mington, N C, from the Oeorge A Fuller
Co. During the war the shipyard made a
record for speed In the construction of
tankers and cargo Bteame -s.
Sailing from Rio de Janeiro. Brazil, the
bark Isis, Maurice B. Carlin & Co, arrived .
In port to-dav.
PORTLAND, Ore, Aug 13?The Kofuku
Maru arrived to-day from the Orient to
load wheat for Europe.
The Dutch str Tjisondarl sailed for the
Orient and Dutch East Indies with lumber.
The West Camak arrived from San Fran?
cisco to take cargo for Europe.
The Texan arrived from Seattle to load
for the Atlantic seaboard.
Tho Kashu Maru arrived from Kobe.
Three additional steamers have been
ehartered to carry wheat and flour from
Portland to Europe In September. They are
the Shipping Board vessels Celestial ar.d
West Graylock and the Japanese Havre
Maru.
I BALTIMORE, Aug 1??Captain Evan
Morris, of the British freighter Ferngarth,
I which took fire and sunk about otio-h-Uf
| mile east of Navassa Is'ar.d last Satur
I day, and his crew of thirty-two arrived
I on board the British freighter 'Yal:a late
to-day and anchored In the Patapsco. The ]
l ship will probably dock on Friday.
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(ARMANIA .Oct. 8 Nov. 5 Dec. 3
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I.AFAYICTTE .Aug. 31 Sept. 27 Oct. 22
LA LORRAINE ..Sept. 3 Oct. 1 Oct. 29
CHICAGO .Sept. 7 Oct. 12 Nov. 16
LA SAVOIE.Sept. 10 Nov. 12 Dee. 10
PARIS .Sept. 14 Oct. 5 Nov. 211
LA TOCRAINE ...Sept. 17 Oct. 19 Nov. 1!)
LEOPOLDINA_Sept. ?0 Oct. 15 Nov. 21 ]
HAVRE? HAMBl RG?DANZIG
NIAGARA .Aug. 20 Nov. .5 !
One class rnbln rat'*, Hamburg $147.50. j
NEW YORK?VIGO?HAVRE
LA BOURDON NAIS.Sept. 17
COMPANY'S OFFICE. 19 STATE ST., N. Y.
MlDOl.ETON S. BORLAND and
JAMKS A. EMERSON. Receiver?.
n?a??amanan?aim i n?i i ? ?
?Th* fnblie tic Fleaaed."
liEKMi DA?Ideal Bummer Vacation Tour?,
Fume?* Bermuda Line. 84 Whitehall St.N.Y,
CANADIAN? PACIFIC RAILWAY ~
rasa. Dopt.. Can. Faclflo Bid*.. N. T.
EXCURSIONS
?? ?*
BY DAYLIGHT
The Ideal Route Between
NEW YORK and ALBANY
MAGNIFICENT RIVER SCENERY, LA ROB.
BhAlT?Fl'i.LY EQt IPPED STFAMEB8
RESTAURANT.
MISIC.
Daylig-ht Savlnpr Time. AU Service Sob*
Ject to Change Without Notice.
Daily, Including Sunday, steamer "Hen
drlck Hudenn" or "Robert Fuiton" leave?
Pesiiroise? Street at ?>:00 A. M., West 42?t
Street 0:2n A M., West 189th Street 9:4?
A. M., Tonkers 1015 A. M. for tPough
keepate, Kingston Point, Catsk.ll, Hudson
and Albany.
Daily, except Sunday, steamer "De Witt
Clinton" leave? Wept 4m.I street 10 00 A.
M.. West 129th Street 10:20 A M. Yonker?
10:50 a. M. for tBear Mountain, uve?
Point, tNevrburjth and tpnucthkeepsle.
Mondays to Fridays, steamel "Albany"
leave? Desbrosses Street *??** A. M., '?V? t
42nd .Street 9:00 A. IL, West 129th Street
D:20 A. M., Yonker? 9:50 A. M. for tBear
Mountain. tWeet Point and tNewburgh.
On Saturday passengtr? fer tBear Moun?
tain, tWtist Point and iNewbunrh should
take steamer "De Witt Clinton" from W.
42d Street at 10:00 A. M . a? there will ba?
?o boat from Desbroases Street to the??
points.
Sunday stesmer "De Witt Clinton" leavna
Desbrcsse? Street at 8:55 A. M. for tBear
Mountain. tNewburgh and IPoushkeepslo.
fllolum steamer saine day from point?
marked t.
All through rail tickets between New
York and Albany accepted.
I 1st er and Delaware Tralni meet Day
Line tumis at Kingston Point pier for points
In the Catskllls. Connect ?ou at Albany with
Now York Central and D & II. Railroad*?
DELIGHTFUL ONE-DAY OUTINGS
Telephone Ca-aal 9300.
JT\ Hudson f Rive*
Day Line
PESBROSHES ST. PIER. NEW YORK.
The People's Popular Day Resort.
Steel Ht. CLERMCNT Lv*. Battery !i A. M.
6tt. OMTEOI'A Lvs. W. 129th St. 9:30 A. M.
Saturday and Sunday
AFTERNOON TRIPS
About 3 hours M Bear '
Steel Str. ' iNTEi )R S , 1'ler
2 P. M., W. 133d St. 2:30 I'. M.
Round Trip " ? ;
Children, 30 ;. Suns & Ho - ?A lults. ?1 :
Childr.-n, 60c 11 ides Vs
MV8IC?REFRESHMENTS?DANCING
Palisades Diterdate Park ( ornmUsion,
Phoni s .Ii hn J 126. Bo
Delightful trip of 150 miles through
the Ea?t Riv?r and on Lo-j Island
Sound. Good music?Refreshment?.
Sfr. Piichard Peck
To New Haven
Lv. Pier 40, N.R., H - islon ':. . 33 A. M.
Return due New .'or... Pier 40, 8 0? P.M.
Ample time for sightseeing ::? Now
Haven, the "City of Kim?." rich :.-i his?
tory and scen'o interest.
Round Trip Fare ?inch War Tail, $1.70
On bale Sunday only at the Pier.
$|.25
??mi
ON THE HUDSON
HICHLAND PALLS, NEWBIRrtH,
BEACON AND RKT? RN. $1.25.
POL'GHKEEPSIE AND RKT1RN, $1.60
SWIFT, PALATIAL
Steamer "BENJ. B. ODELL"
Restaurant. Lunchroom. Music.
Oi ange Lake or MI Be? ?? Lv.
iys rain or FRANKLIN
- i.. ? A M . Weal ! .".. ft. i:4
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
3) *3 ?L<3
ON THE HUDSON
UK.Ill AND FALLS. NEWB1 ri'.il.
itl.U'O.v AND UETl :: <?. ?1.25.
POL'GHKKEPMK and RETCRN. $1.00.
Steamer ""BENJ.?1 ODELL"
Restaurant. lunchroom. Mnsle, I
VUIt Orange i.sk? or Mi. Beacon. Leav?
?y? rain tfr ?hlne. FRANKLIN i
ST., ft \. >L: Wast 129th SI . S t? -v M.
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
_._.!! _U!
CONEY ISLAND
Spvi :
\.\. \\
l?::iO
10:40
11 ilii
; : .tn
?? no
S 00
? 1 Pched
. 120 St.
for VRHM*. , Vupust 1!>.
4:00 10:10
5:00 I l :?5
0:20 18:25
?:80 1:25
8:80 ta
V m :i:4r,
> ?er 1, N.R. < on
R:20
6:80
P. M
-lunil.
filSO
7-r.
8 ?S
10:80
P. M.
ROCKAWAY BEACH
Lv. W. I29th St.. !*:30 A. M. Ptol I, N. R . 10:15
A. M.; Rockav,?. 5:30 P. M. Tel. WMMitll :2?S.
SIGHT SEEING YACH?S
ALL AROrjNP NLW YORK.-- L? Uaf.sr,?
Pier 10 ::o. 1:80. Lecturer. Tal. Broad ?SM?
TO SANDY' HOOK anil ill KAN. i:SO P. Mi
. SIGHTSEEING YACHT
Plghtneelna around tlanhattan fjl?*d ?*?iim?
and Bunday. 10:30 A 8:30. W. ?Id St.. N*vr
York Central Piar St. Phoa? Lonsacre m9j

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