Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1925, Page 27

FINANCIATL 2 FARM EQUIPMENT .FINANCIATL, MEAT PRIGES RISE | ASIAN COUNTRIES NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office MAKERS REJOICING Heavy Replacement Sales Expected During 1925. Many Debts Paid. BY J. C. ROYLE. Epecial Dispateh to The Star NEW YORK, January 2.—The farm- started in today to celebrate his hange from rags to riches first by drawing a good long breath. The sudden departure of the wolf from the door on the advent of record- breaking prices for the banner wheat crop left most agriculturists so be- wildered that they could do little t first but pay their debts. These ave been almost entirely cleared up many instances, and, while pur- chases by the farm communities have been fairly heavy in late months, manufacturers catering to farmers wants believe the buying period has only started Good. equipment manufacturers, mple, feel that 1925 will did year for them. The Na- Association of Farm Equip- Manufacturers has just com- d a poll of its members, com- 200 manufacturers, rs in practically center in the country result has issued this d. Confidence has return ling of conservative tsm felt ine Jipment tr Manufacturers Eaquipment Outloo The far for 2 sple ex be nal 21,000 dea a throughout farm recognize. however, some spots which have ached by the general d where future sales be small due atton, will probably is is the years in beef, m hogs and wa, for example, has a only 32 per cent red. Indiana, and suffered and s will affect farm e t and - sales through restriction £ powe itk sections! Machinery Lasts Longer. Farmers placing old dat ach have acute of worn-out 1es in order need and re- out-of- to speed up crop and cut of raising it. Farmers &ot pretty well used they can make the son. us- ot of bailing | E mpany assert, after a| so complete that ev- was examined, that ths of ma- inc 10 years| over pre-war estimates There probabilits exp. of the expense Jwever, s been increased is every that the arm equip- | tinue to | Prac- has | production and rm equipment | power lost in the Argentina, dia, Egypt scores of other I ) akers in 1 advance by leaps up f ally ever try been speeding ng A the ma war. Australia, (¢ South Afr France, ( countries last : Mexico, I ¥y and exp next the al period May Double Acreage. If the price of whea ada 1 @ wheat three vears, plied her n American-t since the on over tween low and high cost Can- prov two my ible acreage its rie or an 1t . each war. The struggle better fat prod cost hand labor in Europe man labor in America, pted with labor-saving chinery, but the victory is turning to the American produ As a result. sales silos, ensilage cutters, barn equipment, cream sepa- rators and milki achines are ex- pected to inc make replace- same proportion to prosperity,” said head of the Advance | imely Corporation, toc “He will not b his re rements in 1925 Even if he had the ability and desire to do so, the machinery would not be available. But all signs point to a steady return to normal and 1925 will show substantial return to the By the Associated Press. Siieas NEW YORK, January 2—Following is a table of tran ions in stocks and bonds on the New York Curb Exchange during the year 1924, showing the range of prices. It also includes net changes from the pre- uary 1, 1924, New York Curb List. vious year for stocks and bonds listed prior to Jan- Colomblan Syndicate . Creole Syndicate Derby Ol ptd . Gilliland. Ol cifs Glenrock 01l Gulf Ol . Kirby Petroleum ... Lago Pet ... Lone Star Gas .. Marland 01l of Mex .. Mexican Bagle Oil . | Lenigh P INDUSTRIALS. High. Adirondack Power and Light poss a8l Allled Packing . 13 Allied Packing prio Lo | Aluminum Co of Am 2644 Amalgamated Leather - Am' &tton Fab' pra Am & For Pow i Am r & Lt new ...... Pow & Light prd ... 8 Superpower B Threal pfd Atlantic Fruit Oo .. Borden's Cons MIIK Brit Am Tob reg Brit Am Tob coup Brunswick Balke Bucyrus Co ........ Burroughs Add Mch pe mpbell Soup ptd Lignt i) Cellulotd 05”2000 00 Cent Teresa Sug . ifugal Pipe Corp Chatterton & Sons Checker Cab Mfg Chicago Nipple “'A° Chicago Nipple B T . Cullds Co new eveland Auto Colorado_Power - Commonwealth Power Corp - Commonwealth Power pfd Commonwealth Pow war Cons. Gas & I Balt 2 Cont Tiak P Cont Bakeries pfd wi Continental Tob Ine Cubs Company Davies Wm A Detrolt Edison 8s ... De Forest Radio ciis Del L'& W Coul Doehler Die Casting Dubilier C & R Dunhfil Internatl ' Pont_Motor Durant Motors Dus Co In st Penn Eiec Elec Hond & Sha Electric Ry Sec Federated Metals Film Inspection Ford Motor Canada Foundation Co pfd Freed Eisemann' I ette Saf Razor Gien Alden_Coal Goodyear Tire Gramd Stores ansn_Bakeries G new 1y ol Candy Chemical Tobucco ntal pines Huzeltine Ruls Kersto Landover Holding Lehigh Val Coal Co . Lehigh Val Coal Bales Libby McNeil ne: Lupton Pub *'A rory Stores w ngels Hox Mesabi Iron ddle West Teil Midvale Steel of Del Mississippi Power Natlonal Leather ... Nat Power & Light Nat Tea Co new ... New Jersey Zine New York Tel ptd York Trans el Plate wi el Plute pfd wi | North States Pow D ctf Omnibus Corp etf pfd no Water & Power. stler & Plerce pfd curities Corp. opbylactic Brush Co Radio ctf ica_Gel Prod ctf tuger Mg e Southern Cal Edison South Coul & Iron Southwest Dell T Stutz Motor Teno El Power . Thermiodyne R ¢ Thompson Radio ctfs Timken Detroit Axle Tob Products Exports . ards Tower Mfg Corp Union Carbide United Bakeries TUnited Bakeries United Gas & E United Lighs & Pow * Meh ... Light and B Heat pfd . Ward Bak Corp ard Bak Corp farm machinery business.” | 95000 MENARE | IDLE IN CHICAGO Charitable Agencies With Calls for Help as Business Drags. | Swamped | | 1 al Dispateh to The Star CHICAGO, January 2.—While re- tail business and some lines of in- dustry here report improvement, the employment situation continues un- satisfactory Conservative estimates by regular employment agencies re- port at least 95,000 men out of work in this section. Workers here have fow funds to tide the Winter. Some of the nt agencies, lay g th Pubiic Em- ment Bur for improved mand for within the next our or flve wee while others -are less optimistic haritable agencies are swamped with calls for help. C. & 0. STOCKHOLDERS SEEK BETTER TERMS| Minority Group Sees Other Roads Profiting Most by Con- solidation. Bp st look By the Associated Pross NEW YORK, January 2 of minority stockholders of the Chesa- ke Ohio has formed a pro mmittee, with Hobart .| s counsel, to “get better terms,” | s announced, in the propesed “Nickel Plate” merger, involving Pere Marquette, the Erie and Hocking Val- ley. The merger, according to Mr. Bird, will be vantageous to all the roads concerned except the Chesa- peake and Ohio, and will divert the large freight traffic originating with the Chesapeake and Ohio, amounting to 63.4 per cent of all of that of the five roads to be consolidated QUAKER CITY THRIFTY. en Per Cent Increase in Bank De- posits Noted During Year. Epecial Dispateh to The Star. PHILADELPHIA, January past year was one of thrift in this mection. Reports of 994 vings banks fn this federal reserve dis- trict show savings of $1,064,939,000, mn increase of 10 per cent over 1923. The Increase in the number of de- positors was greater, and the aver- #ge savings was $402. These figures do not include the Christmas club funds, which totaled nearly $34,- 800,000 A survey of department stores whows that trade for the final weeks A group and 2.—The |aggregated {at Ward Bak Corp pfd Ware Radio Corp Wayne Coal Western Power White Rock White Rock ctfs ... Yellow Taxi Cab N ¥ Anglo American 011 Atlantic Lobos lantic Lobos pfd Borne Scrsmser Buckese Pipe L Chesebrough Mg Continental 01l Crescent Pipe Line.. Cumberland Pipe . Eureka Pipe L Galeoa Nignal Oil Galena Signal Oil Humble 01 Ilinois Plpe Line .. . Impertal _Oil Canada Indiaca Pipe Line. International Pet Magnolia Pet Nat Trans ., New York Northern obio_011 Pen Mex Prairie 01 Prairie Pipe Solar Ref thern South Southwest Standard Standard Standard ndard Standard prd Trausit. . P Fuel & Line Pipe Line Penn Ol ... Penn Otl of Ind 0l of Kansas 0il of Ken.. 011 of Neb.. QUL ¥ Standard Ol o Standard Oil of Ohlo pfd . Swan & Fineh ...... Swan & Finch Oil Corp acuum Ofl ...... Washington Oil Arkansas Nat Gas Toston Wyoming Brit-Amer Ol ....... Brit Control Oil Fieids .. Carib Syndicate ... Cities Service ‘B ctfs Citles Service pfd ... Cities B pfd Cities & BB" pfd . Cities serip ... Cities Service cash Bcrip ... GOLD PRODUCTION LARGEST SINCE 1919 Silver 1924 Output Also Greater Than During Four Pre- vious Years. TRefinery production of gold in 1924 2,511,243 ounces, valued 1912,000, according to a pre- liminary estimate made today by the Director of the Mint. Sllver produc- tion was 64,792,216 ounces, valued at the average New York price of $0.672 an ounce, as worth $43,540,369. The 1924 gold production exceeded that of 1923 by $178,000 and is the largest since 1918, The silver output was 8,542,954 ounces less than in 1923, but it was materially greater than the previous four. years. Great Auk Now Extinct. The Great Auk, a bird which flour- Ished in the North Atlantic, but which is now extinct, was =& diving bird about the size of a duck. It laid only one egg at a time. It was unable to fly because of its small wings, and be- ing desirable for food, it was killed in such great numbers by the sea- of the year fell slightly behind the kecords of 1823, | come entirely lost. faring folk that the species has be- Mexico Oil .. o Mountain Producers Mutual Ofl ctfs Nutl Fuel & Gas New Bradford . New Engi Low. Close. Change, a2 8t s Ohla Fuel 01l Oklahoma Nat Gas . Rennok 01l . Red Banks 0f] . Royal Oanadian . Ryan Consolidated Salt Creek Ct. Salt Creek Produ Bavoy Ofl .. Buperior 0il Superior 01l Tidal Osage . Tidsl Osage n Unlon Ol Cal ... Unlon Ol Cal rcts . Ventura ... Wilcox 011 Woodley Petroleum donla Mining Co met & Jerome . ario Copper na Copper Min Oresson_G Orown Reserve Dolores Esperanz Eureka Croesus ... First National Copper Flocence tioldfleld Goldfleld Deep ... . Ha Divide Min .. Hawthorne Min Heela Min ...... Hollinger Gold Mise Howe Sound o Iudep Tead Mines Iron Blossom Kay Copper ... Kelly Exgension Kerr Lake .... La Rose Mining . Lake Superior Lorrain Silver Mason Vi Mohican National Tin Cornelia Porcupine b Lead Gold ... Ray Hercules Mines Spearhead ......... Standard_Sfiver Lead Success Mining Tech Hughes Temiskaming : Tonopah Extension . Trinity Copper (o Cuited Eastern Tnity Gold R Walker Min z Wenden Copper Min Wettlauter Lor ... White Knob Cop pfd Allled P Alllea P Am Ice Co 7s 2 Light & Trac 6a Pow & Lt s old . Rolling Milis 6s Sumatra Tob Tiy d Co 6s u Copper v Ame Associated Stm Atlantic Fruit Tnc Ss. Atl Gulf & W I 8s . Reaver Hoard 8 ... Beavar Prod Tlas Belgo Cana Paper 68 . Rethlehem Steel Boston & Maine s . Canadian Nat Canadian Nat Charcoal Tron 8s Childs Co 6s Oitles Rervice Ry O ban Dom Sug 7i4 dahy Pack 8iss Deere & Co 7%4s - Detroit Oty Gas 68 . Detroit Edison 6s ... Dunlap Tire & R 7 Fede Fisher Body 6 1925 Fisher Body fa 1026 Fisher Rody 6s 1021 Fisher Body 6s 192 Gair Robert 7s ... lena Signal Oil 75 cneral Asphalt 6s . enera), Pot 6 ... Grand Trunk 6is drlon B, s Gulf Oil 515s 1928 Hood Rubber Ts Internatl Match 6 Lehigh Power Sec b8 Maracaibo Ts new . Missourl Pacific 55 . Morrs & Co Tias ... Motor Products 6s new National Leather Ss . New Orleans Pub Ser Nor States Pow 6is Nor States Pow cvi 6 Ohio Power Gs “B" Park & Tilford 6a ... Penn Pow & Lt B Phil EI 68 ...... Phil Fl Blas 1053 Phil B hige 1047 ... Pub Serv Corp N J 6 Pub Serv E Pure Ofl 6l3s . Shawsheen 75 . Skelly Oil 6l4n Souti Cal Edison Gs 8t st 8t Bt st 8t X St ¥ §t 0 N Y Sun Ol Ts ... Swift & Co Ba Tidal Osage 7a Blec L & P fige OIl N Y 7s 1925 . United Drug Co 6a United 01l Prod 8 . United Rys of Haval Vacaum Ofl 78 Valvoline 7s .....) Webster Mills 6338 . Ttalian Tower 614x . Mexico Govt e . Mexico Gov Ty ... Mexico Gov 4n Mexico Gov 3 . Russian 8348 : Russian 814s ctfs N Russian 518 Russian Bigs cifs Solvay & Co 6 . Swiss 5igs ..... Bwiss B INCREASE IN COTTON. ‘World Supply Now Reported Larg- er Than Year Ago. Cotton production in countries that grow between 93 and 96 per cent of the world crop is estimated at 22,- 211,000 bales of 478 pounds net, as compared with 17,928,000 bales last year, according to late reports re- celved by the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture. The total world cotton crop will probably be about 23,600,000 bales, provided all other countries produced the same quantity as last year, the department says. World production last year was 19,300,000 bales, and the average for the 1909-1913 five-year pre- war period was 23,580,000 bales. Brazil is the only important producing country not yet heard from. New Thermometer for Body. The improved thermometer, known as Dr. Hill's Kata Thermometer, is 0 delicate in its construction that it can measure its own rate of cooling when its temperature approximates that of a human body. The ordinary mercury thermometer is not satis- factory for studying conditions for body comfort, and for that reason the Bureau of Mines is using the im- proved Kata thermometer in its study of conditions under which miners have te work, nd Fael .. New Mex & Ariz Land (o', " DOMESTIO a 0il i Hardware Kans City Tenn 5g% ... Libby MeNell & Libby 7a National Distillers Co 78 . Phillips Petroleum Tiga w w Standard Gas & El 6%4s .. on OIl Cal 6 1925 .. 10000 on 0l Cal 6s 1926 .. . King Netherlands 6s 1972 Lower Anst Hydro Pow 6i3s Alaska-Brit Col Metals . McKinley-Darragh Savage ... South American P & G . i BONDS, 1985°.00 Capadian Nat Ry Equip 7s i~ Cities Service P & L ... raph 8s partic ctfs e ¥ REREE s sl oanl Bamwe b b » o bbb Haanmnel: | O o #: Fhd k. R Eea R R SF FORE] Industrial Bk of Finland 7s N SRR 9734 15 DAIRY PRODUCE. BALTIMORE, January 2 (Spe —Live poultry-Young chlcke‘;:‘;‘; pound, 25a30; Leghorns, 20a25: ola hens, 25a28; Leghorns, 20: roosters 18; young turkeys, 36a40; old, 30a35.: poor and crooked breasts, 25° ducks 20a30; geess, 25a32; pigeons, pair. 35 40; guinea fowl, each, 45a85. Dressed poultry—Turkeys, pound, 35840; poor and crooked breasts, 2. chickens, 25a30; old roosters, 1. ducks, 26a30; geese, 25230, g Eggs—Native and nearby firsts, no offerings or bld quotations, Butter—Creamery, good to fancy, per pound, 40a45; prints, 45a47; neas. by creamery, 35a40; ladles, 30a32; store-packed,” 24a25; process butter 33a34; rolls, 35a28; dalry prints, 2525, awmey cme Newspaper for Divorcees. Prague has the first newspaper de- voted exclusively to the interests of the divorced woman. The name is “The Divorced Wife” and it will be issued twice a month. The reasons behind its publication are that be- cause of the many divorces in that part of Europe, there is considerable economic chaos resulting from women with children being suddenly left without support. Helping them to know the divorce laws and the wife's| rights in divorce actions, will be part of the newspaper’s program. Sta- tistics on divorces and the reasons behind each case will be published, BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. NEW YORK, January 2—The first business day of the new year on the curb exchange was featured by a heavy demand for radio and oll shares, which carried the price level of the former group to & new high well above ‘that prevailing at the close of 1924. The announcement that the new Freshman Radio had earned approxl- mately $300,000 net in December brought active buying into that stock at prices substantially above the fig- ure at which it was offered for public subscription last week. Thompson, above 23, gained over 3 points. Hazel- tine Corpormtion crossed the 50 level and Radio Corporation old adjusted NEW YORK, January 2. ing is an official list stocks traded In on Curb market today: Follow- of bonds and the New York BONDS itign. 823 w0tk 10213 2:45. 823 w0ls 10245 Low. 82% 90 10215 1063 95 V3% 9ilg 100 102% 1028 100% 84 s Am 3 Am Am Pw & Lt 6s old Sumat Tob Tis Am Roll Mills 6s.. Am Turead Co 6s. Anscouda 6x .. Angio _Am_Ofl Asso Sim Hdw 615 ALG & WIS S o8 62 Atlant_ Fruit 8 Tne 184 Beth Steel 7s_'85 .. 104 Can Nat Ry 7s 1083 Cen Leathor 85 wi 03ty Cui Union Sta 081, Cliilds Co 6s. 101 111 Bonl o 1 Bal 6345 D Cons Textlies 8s.. Cudahy 53: Deere & Co Detroft City Detroit Edison Duniop Tire & R 7s Fistier Body 6 '28.. Gen Asphalt 8 ant Trunk 615% Gulf Oi1 Corp_be b Sl arronn 1001, 105% o8ty 102 113% 101% 101 102 Pow 8ie.. Nor St P M 8las ( no Power & Lt o% 5 Pennock 01l Puil El 5% 60 wi Pub G & E Co bigs. Pub Serv of N J b« 2 Pure Oil Co 6'3s Sinelair Cons s Sloxs-She Gs Vacuum Ofl 7s Webster Mills 615 City of Bogota 8s 6 French Nat 7s...... 11nd Mtg Bk Fin 7s.. Sales in STANDARD OIL ISSU Anglo Am Ofl Buckese P Cumberland P Gul Sig Of Humbie 01 T N Imp Ol of Can Iutl Pet Co Ltd N Y Transit Northern P L hio Oil ... Peon Mex Fuel Prairle Oil & Gas Prairie 0 & G B wi Prairie 8o South Penn Oil Southern P L. South W Penn P L S0F Inls ;. 8 0 Kansas S 0 Ky.... 3300 8 0 N Y..0 308 0 Oho ... 10 S O Ohio_pfd 210 ¥wan & Finch ... 2k 22l 1800 Vacuum Oil ... BN S0 in INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS. . 187 &R 1330 1500 200 10 150 Nervice ... Service pfd. rv B cfs Syndic ogineers P Guit Ofl of Pa.. Kirby Pet... Lago Pet Mex Panuco Mount Prod . Mutual Ol vot efs New Bradford Oil.. New Mex Land ... Noble 0il & Noble Oil & T O i Peer O Corp Penn Beaver Ol . Pennok Oil Cor new Red Bapk Oil ... Koyal Caa O & R 5 Salt Ck Cous ...... Balt Ok Prod Suvoy Of .- 9 Venezuelan Pet 3 Wileox Ol & 2 Woodley Pet INDUSTRIAL Adirondack Power.. 3 Adiron Pow Am Cot Fabr Am L & Tract ... Am Pow & Lt new. ‘Am Superpower A.. Am Superpower B.. Brig, Bilyn Campbell Soup bl Car Light.......... Centritugal Fip Co. Chatterton & Son. in Sacks.. 03 e Com'w’'th Pow O pf Cons Gas Bait new Cont Bak A Cont Bak B . Cont Bak pf 5 Cub Co vt treef Curtiss Aero Motor De For Had Co vic Doeh Die Cast Co Dubilier C & R wi Dubilier ¢ & Radio Dub € & R rts wi Dun Int Inc ... Darant Motor . Dup Rad vte .1 Esst Peon Elec (0 2 Elec Bond & Sh pt El Investors ...... F & W Grand Strs Ford Motor of Can Fresiman wi . Freed-Eisemann HC 2 General Electric wi Gillette 8 R : 7 Goodyear Tire . Grennan Bakerie: Happiness Can 8 T' Hazeltine Corp ... Heyden Chem . Intl Cone Ind C Inter-Ocean R C.. Tol Mateh pfd wi. Intl Utilities A.. Jones Radio . Lehigh Powel Lehigh Val Leh Val Coal Liberty Rad C St Long Bell Lum A Mesabi Iron . Middle West Utii. Midvale Co ....... Motor Wh Cor pfd Murray Body wi... Distil Pr vtc.. 2 £ B N ¥ Tel Co i Nickel Plate nw wi Nickel P1 nw pf wi Nor Stat Pow Corp Omnibus Co vt tr cf Pathe Exch Inc A. Prophylactic Brush Pyrene Mfg Eadio Corp.. Radio Corp Reo Mot... Rova Rad C Bil Gel Pru v tr ef Singer Mfg Shattuek wi.... Sleeper Radio vt 80 0 & I new. Southeastern P Southern Ca! Edison Southern Cal Ed pf Southwest Lell ptd Standard Motor.... Standard Pub Co A Stutz Motor........ Swift Tnt'l Swift & Co. Thermiodyne Ra wi Thompson Ra vte cf Tower Mg. . Union Carbide. United Pft Shar, Un_Shoe Mach Cor U 8 Lt & Heat .. U S Lt & Heat pt Wanner Mall Cast.. Ward Bak Co B.. Ward Bak Co pfd. 2 Ware Radio Corp.. 40 1 Wayne Coal ...... .30 1 Western Power ... 87 % Wostern Power pid 85 Xel Taxi Corp N ¥ 21 S oS 2Rl 28R e BeF 435 £ =TT | (O its price to the sensational advance in the new stock on the big board. Thermiodyne, De Forest and Duplex were taken at new high prices. Standard of Indiana was selling most of the time a point higher. Prairle Ofl and Gas, around 215, com- pared with the Wednesday fina! of 206%. The buying movement also AT GENTER MARKET Increased Demand and Light Receipts Cause of BUY FEWER GOODS More American Products Sold to All Rest of Globe kept on in Imperial Oil of Canada and South American issues did better sent the Electric Bond and Share, to the new company, which is to repre- sent the Electric Bond and Share to be formed later by the General Elec- tric. The common opened at 85 and was_actively taken between 85 and 86. Electric Bond and Share preferred was sympathetically affected and was in better demand around 103 Advances. During 1924. Christmas and New Year demands were not great enough to cause an after-holiday shortage in turkey sup- plies. There were plenty turkeys on hand this morning, but the demand was not great, consumers having had their fill of the king fow! during the holiday season and wanting other meats Due to the embargo on Western poultry, where chickens are suffering from & 'disease, and the rough weath- er, receipts of chickens this morning showed a declded decrease and ten- dency toward higher prices There was a stronger demand for meats, and higher prices prevaibed | North American and Asiatie countrie for practically all meats. Higher [ both sent less goods to the countrs prices, it is stated. resulted from slow | than during me month a year receipts and increased demands, ago, while & American countries Today's Wholesale Prices. greatly sed the value of their Butter—Fancy, tub, 47a50; prints, 54, | CO(TIPUtons (0" the” imports of the Eggs—Fresh, selected, candled, - 58; average receipts, 55 b s s Cheese—Long horn, 25; mild cream, | [07¢15" 28; old sharp, 35 per pound. Poultry, alive—Roosters, pound; turkeys, 35a38; ducks, geese, 15a20; Spring chickens, 30a32. fowlx, 18a20; keats, young, 50a70 each Dressed—Fresh-killed Spring chickens, 36a38; roasters, 30; roosters, 18; fowls 34a35! turkeys, 40: keats, 70as0 each ducks, 25; geese, 15a25; capons, 40ui5. Live stock—Calves, choice, 11%; me- dium, 10a11; thin, 6 a7; lambs, Spring, 13; live hogs, 11a12. Meats—Beef, 12a18; 1amb, 33a25. In the face of the large increase i American export trade last year Asian countries failed American goods t period a y Commerce Department figures showed today that all quarters of the #lobe except Asia had participated i an increase in taking American ports. While November imports into the United States we %0 large as com pared with those of November, 192 where the only ones which to take larger quantities of 1 during the ke ar ag MINING Copper opper . “hino Ext Mines. . Chief Cons_Mining Cons Cop Mine Cons Nev "Utah_ .. Diamoudfid Bl But kin G M 1td ind First Thought G M Florence Goldfid M ldgield Cons ... 1dfeld Developt State 3 1d Zone . Harmill Div Hollinger .. Hecla Mine . Hows: Neora . Independence Lead. 51 Gous .......:.. % Kay Copper Corp... Kerr Lake ...... Lone Star ... Mason Val McKin Dar Mobsicar. Cop National Tt New Jersey Zine Nipissing Onl Cop . Parmac Pire Ms Li Piymouth Lead Mus Premier Gold Min.. Ray Hercules Inc.. Silv King Div Min iold & P.. Gold ming Tonopah Exten Trinity Cop United Ver U'S Continental... Wenden Copper Yukon Alaska tr cf Ariz_Globe nario - s ons 55a 1g the country’s per by m from geo principal 17 per 15220; North An South America Asia .. Oceania Africa veal, 18a22; His Backward Flight. From the London Tit-Bits. “You are an hour late this ing, Sam,” said an employer negro servant. “Yes, sah. I was kicked by a mule on my way, sah.” “That ought not to have detained|The you an hour, Sam.” just “Well, you see, boss, he kic de other way.” North A America morn- to his From the Cincinnati Enquirer. Blinks—Don’t you love to be out in the great open spaces these brisk Fall days? Jinks—Yes, closed car. Natic an on of if I'm riding in a Dénve fore March NN NN NN NN NN NN IR “But I got Bucky Harris here,” said the taxi driver. “Go ahead, then,” said the traffic cop, “I thought it was only the President.” Bucky Harris’ Story “Mine Boy to Manager”’ Which will be published exclusively in a/ f 7 AR XOOROOK Washington in @he Foening - Star The Sundy Star —beginning next Monday January 5th Will have the right of way with every base ball fan As a base ball story it is full of thrills. As a story of what persistency and pluck can achieve it will interest every reader of The Star. It’s the story of Bucky Harris’ life— as told by himself—from the days when he played ball on the back lot— down to the time of his triumph, when he led the Washingtons to victory in the greatest world’s series ever played. Mr. Harris goes into interesting details concerning his remarkable career—throws light on many incidents that have puzzled the public. “Mine Boy to Manager” has all the fire of stirring romance — and the captivating climax of an occasion in which all Washington participated— and made Bucky Harris the hero of base ball. Have The Star delivered direct to your home by Star carriers 7 issues a week 60c a month Phone Main 5000 Circulation Dept. XY X N NN O YO X YOO OO OO0 OO OO etk hd A A ok Ak e e sk ek sk sk sk sk sk ok ke sk sk sk sk ek sk ek sk ek sk sk sk etk sk ke ke ok sk sk ok e ke sk ke ke ok ?