Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1925, Page 27

FINANCIAL. {COTTON QUOTATIONS - SWING DOWNWARD Reports of R;;in a‘r;di(Joming Cro.p Report Cause of Quite Heavy Selling. JULY 1. INTERNATIONAL SHOE | Half Year’s Stock TO CALL IN STOCK| Sales Hang Up New Wall Street Mark THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, 1925. NEW YORK CURB MARKET | 45,000 ENPLOYES | Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Ofice lel@] A‘I’ UNCE $150,000,000 in. Protection WEDNESDAY, EVERYMAN’S INVESTMENTS BY GEORGE T. HUGHES, PRICES HOLD FIRM AT CENTER MARKET Eggs Arrive in Much Better BY WILLIAM ¥. HEFFERNAN. " 16.a new high.record of 78. Untversal NEW YORK, July 1~The Curb|Pictures ¢ hands e -02; while Market as u whole gave a better ex-| Warner Brothers elass” A’ was dealt hibition of strength today than it|in around 16%:. E had on any previous session of the| Those back of the rise in St. Regis week. Not only were specialties bid | Paper got busy with their speclalty up in some instances rather sharply, |ugain and bid the price up more thun but group movements were toward |4 points. The upward movement kept Eight Per Cent Preferred Will Be| Redeemed at $115 Per Share. Hew Issue Planned. Northern Pacific’s Annual Report. In the last article in this Series comment was made upon the annual report of the Northern Pacific Rail- road and some of the lessons con- By the Associated Poss IW YORK, July 1 in the first six months of thi= year established a new high record for that ind were nearly Stock sales Condition—Beef Again Unchapged Today. Cooler weather has greatly benefited the egg market. Dealers a de- improvement in the condition of yecefpts and a corresponding increase ndling losses have ma- and consumers who s in extremely in demands. terially ¢ yednce the use of eg hot weather have-again started using ased s rket as. be- Receipts and prices have st few davs. Lower future are not an them-in greater quanti Dealers reported the fng very firm this n about normal not chanzed the p prices in the near ipated Futter prices have remnined almost statfopary the past month At the opening of vestert 's market prices declined one-.quarter cent, giving bu ers the impression that l(\\\,‘l‘:' prices were in prospes but before the close higher levels. - I An outstanding incident was the opening jump of 3% points in Power | Corporation of New York. Stocks of motion picture and related companies came in for considerable attention | with Pathe Exchange class A the lead- er. Tt took only a few hundred shares to bring about an advance of 3 points NEW_ YORK, July 1. owing is an official list of bonds and stocks traded in on the New York Curb| Market today Nales Thousan L Allied 3 Al BONDS Pack 8s. 3 Pk & 13 Am e 58 Am ice 14Am Pow ‘& it s 24 Am P & T Am Sum 7 1Am Roll Mills 1 Am Thread Co Anaconda Close. | b Mol osid 13 278 Low &1 011 Reaverboard 1 Beaver Prod, 7758100 Bl T Can on in Electric Refrigerator shares, the new Nizer Corporation class B estab- lishing & new top, where it was 0p about & point. o Rubber shares were affected by the optimistic _reports concerning crude rubber and the recent tire price ad- vances. This was especially true of Goodyear and of Intercontinental. Motion Pi Cor € 18 in Plan Just Adopted by Southern Railroads. By the Associated Prese. NEW YORK, July 1.—The largest single group insurance plan on recor involving more than 43.000 employes tained therein as railroad securities. The Interstate Commerce Commis- sion prescribed a tion of freight which all the railroads use in their annual reports. teresting take first | vailroad Mobawk V nw wi 40 at at Nat &t 1 Purity Bal & Pyrens” Mig 1 Reid fee Cream 10 Reo Mot ... i Richmond " Rad 1 R'vaum Gr C pfd 3 Kova Leather et RS Taw Co Pow Cord of N Y and -$150,000,000 in protection, went into operation vesterday on three Southern railways which jointly pted the plan. he hlanket coverage was issued by the Prudential Insurance C'o. to the|it Loufsville and Nashville, the Nash.|Canai ville. Chattanooga snd. St. Lonis and | seriously. the Louisville, Henderson St I follow Louis railways systems whic The policies provide for payment | mission of life insurance to emploves in|tow amounts from $1,000 1o $3,000, accord. | will ing to salaries, and for $1,000 addi- fonal in e se of acctdental death. Master Cr 103 ber 490 & Qa4 { mines" ¢ fof agricultu and m Wat Pw Co 145 k B. . uets of more than Radio and similar than unything me is Tumber figur to note transports n the « “prod place. M ar elss seco! a in o8 as re’ w a s then ch the Interstate Commerce Com- ay allo rd meeting the canal competition help most roads in the &ame po- | sition as the Northern Observe, 100, mines 50 per cent, |trade has Leen greatly depressed the past vear and still fs depressed. hat bi uniform a close third. orra Pac : RADICAL CHANGES !improvement here to Investment in classifica- It is in what products a in the greatest ase of the North ucts of forests” | jore tons of lum- rticles ave carried e. “Products of nd and products ow hich the Panama competitor most relief that_any w the railroads Pacific, out of the “prod- tuminous coal s The soft coal Any would help the By the Amsoéisted Press | NEW YORK, July 1. Director: | the International Shoe (‘0. have cali-| ed for redemption on December 1| fts $25,000,000 8 per cent preferred | stock, of which $17,800,000 is putstand. 1 ing, at $115 a share. It amend the certificates of the corpora tion authorizing per cent preferred, of which not more than 100,000 shares will be issued. Holders of 8 per cent preferred will | have the option efther of taking all| cash fot their holdings. or cash for| half and the other half at £15 and one | share of new 6 per cent preferred. 1926 STRAW HATS READY. Prices At Factories and Styles Are Little Changed. Spacial Dispatch to The Star BALTIMORE, July 1..-Most of the 1926 lines of straw hatz produced of is propised to 000 shares of 6| ‘ period, double those of the correspond ing period of 1%24. They total ed 205000000 shares. u#s com- pared with 115,000,000 in the first half of last vear. Fond sules of £1,808,000,000 ° fell slizhtly helow those for the first half 19 which ? 000,000, Tn 1922 bond first half of the v 2.337.000.000. FLOUR RISES NEARLY 50 PER CENT IN YEAR Quotations on Certain Grades Have | Advanced Steadily for Many Months. of Special 1o The Sta July 1 1epateh BALTIMOR With an in by Baltimore manufacturers will be| crease of 10 cents per barrel today on By the Associated Pross s | TNEW YORK 1.~ Reports of showers in Texas, combined with the | proximity of the Government crop re led 1o a good deal of realizinz liquidation the The opening was barely July lor in cotton market early today Iy July points at an but advance of 12 points on 16 soon generally unchanged to iower the market points and showed net losses of 5 to welling off 1o 23 ate advices reported October Priv same of the central sections of Texas which had heen suffering from drought and the better to offset another of the private end June yaports estimating the condition at £9.6 and the indicated crop at 13 000 hales weather now sees New Y net decline cotton fat losed steady at | Juty Detober Dacen of market prices went back to what they were the previous day Today's Wholesale Rutter—Fancy, tub, 51 store_pack 430, 2 Feree Fancy, selected, candled, 33; average receipts, 31. Poultry — Alive large,” 45 heavy fowls. 5: turkeys. Dressed: npdium ancks, 20 Live Northern Pacific. Grain is the most importan: item among ‘products of {agriculture.” Obviously the state of the crops is a very vital matter to this road as to many others. There are other interesting facts o be gleaned from study of the treight _classification reports, all of which have a bearing on the invest- ment status of railway stocks and bonds. let us see how these traftic sre translated into e : NEW YORK. July 1. The Ainos.|®arnings. 192. reight revenue nd hard Winter straight. $.00a | which later were extended from 14 1o ear Co. ot Manchester, N. H., cns|of the'Noctiaen Pacific decréased)s 40 $19,500 RECORD PRICE : v pointe. with Octaher quored st largest manufacturer of ginghams in | Per cent and passenger X s SO 23,37, December 23.30. and Januarv the world, has announced a radical |Per cent from that of the preceding | PAID FOR CURB SEA or 14 to 19 points below v |change tn'the character of its catton | Year. “:',' :,",’,‘fl"r .'hf\'",.v’."'f‘::ro;h: NEW YORK. July 1 (®) A record BUMPER WHEAT CROP | nd wors 0ods productio: hle o show K NE K. cord | New Orleans cotton | And worsted £oods preduction. and whl| {28 " aiiway operating income from | high price of §10.500 for membershin FORECAST IN ITALY |« ¥ 5 os. 2v 1926, in a few dave $17.100556 I 1923 (0 $1.861077 in|in the New York (urh Market. an in.| [ D st of the oov 1924, from which the conclusion is|crease of $3500 over the previous| Wheat production in Ttaly, forecast | | prompted by recent changes in New |that there was good management. | transaction. w: paid vesterday by lar ".'MSA 000 bushels this vear |England manufacturing conditions, nearly as large ac the bumper harve {the desire of women for soft-draping [of 1823, and mare 30 per Fvery stockholder s, of course, |John B. Richardson of the Stoe Fx free (0 draw his own inferences, but (chanze firm of Fenjamin & Ferguson | dress: materials an ik at least it can be said that much 18| for the seat of & F. Laidlaw. Sevaral ahove 1924 production. accordinz tn e e o ins and[ (s be gained from study of annual|curh memberships have haen sold injcable adviees to the Department of reports and incidentally it may be |the last two weeks at advancinz prices, | Agriculture from the International I+ added that the Northern Pacific's 1924 | — o —_ stitute of iculture at Rome. The renort i unusually instructive. 1924 Grop was 170,144,000 bushels, and (Consright. 10 PACIFIC GAS IMPROVES. the 1922 crop was 224,% 0 bughels NEW YORK, July 1 (®).—Pacifc incoma STEEL SCRAP REDUCED. e rePorts et neome | TOURIST RECORDS BROKEN. NEW YORK, July 1 (®).—Prices|31 againat $6.712.560 in the preceding| DENVER. Julv 1 (Special.—The on steel scrap have declined 50 cents |12 monthe, which is equal after pre. June tourist business in Denver, Colo- a ton in the Pittsburzh market, heavv | ferred dividend to $4.90 a share on the |rado Springs and Estes Park. Colo melting_steel now heing quoted at|common stock. against $6.82 a chare |rado’s three chief travel centers, has $17 to $17.50 & ton. 1he year before exceeded that for any previens June € Mix opened next week and preparations|western grades of Winter straight |J for their display are now heing made | flour, pric today compared | > in showrooms and by salesmen on the | With a vear ago show an increase of | road. Prices are reported on the|almost 50 per cént on some grades same basis of those of this vear Quotations today at the grain ex The early business is expected to be |change for flour per barrel in carlead | better than it was last vear, owing |lots ax compared with a vear ago fol-| NEW ORLEANS, July 1.—Reports to the improved late retail demand |low: Winter patent. 8.25a jof showers in north and central this Summer. In the new hats wide | Winter straight, 7.40a | Texas were responsible for a recession brims, fancy bands and easy fitting, |SPring patent, £.50a8.75 in _eotton prices in the early trading flexible features are heing stressed. | Spring straight. § today. The market opened slightly Winter patent, &.23a8 el of 5 to 8 points IN CLOTH MILLS z =3 3ery as Ga D jeu ¢ R8T By B HE Bal 23 % Bui 8 A J 8. 11 Cuban Tel 7s. ] 10 Cudahy 534 : 11 Decre '& Co 71, 5 Det City, Gas 8 SDun T & R 7 Fed Suzar 68 alena, Siz Oil and Trunk 6 Gulf Ol Corp. Uif 0'C 310 alf O € 515 21 corp AL R vttrctis 130 Gas Pow A 1 Southeast P & L 9 Cal E...... 1201 Sout Cal Ed 4 pr 101 eg PaD L Wiy % Stan P A ek wift Int] S it s E P ind pf - S2 4 Dl A% oy Prod £ Todd Ship 0 Tower M1 Tnion Car (S rices. prints, 3 Desire of Women for Soft Dress Materials Brings About New Kind of Goods. New Orleans Quotations. By the Associated Press Iard Tosses large. turkeys stock 515a10; lambs spring. 16'2: he Meats— Heef, 17 Limbe, 30232 hogs hams, 28430 <moked hams, 30232 18220 Fruit and Vegetable Review. Today's market report on fruits and | ables, compiled by the Market; Service, Burenu o Agrieultural| “Supplies moderate: de. mand moderate, market firm for good wek: California, Imperial \al\ev.} me overripe salmon tints, standard | Na5.00, m 5.50: pony . standards according andard crates. day’s elo 15: Spring | loins, 31a 18220 shou! veal 132023 <honlders smoked of iures closed steads 1 50 points Warn Bros Pic Western Pow IWI & Coonw wi & Co A nw Cn e wi $0KI2 G & ! Park & T 1 Pey P&L 5 D 3 20 Phila Rag Tr Pure O Yo 8128 hult RE 1 pf w1 Sloss-S 1 policy has heen i MINING 12 Globe Con 3 Canarin Coner 8 Chino Ext Mines 20 Cortez Silver QEnc 614 M Lta 1 3 irst Th G M. il Ton Ne ollinger . ecla’ Mina. Capper Corp v Cornelia aw Mont Min w Jersey Zine pissing .. 10 Ohio’ Copper. 20 Parmac P M L 0 Plymouth 1Ld ) Premier Gold than ce New Feonomice, Cantaloupes- L MAIL ORDER SALES UP. NEW YORK. Julv 1 (®.—June <ales of Montzomery Ward & Co. were the larzest for any June in the com- pany’s histo reaching $14.430,9 n increase of 1966 per cont over Mas and 1067 per cent over June last vear. For the half of 1 toral was $82.425.775 against | 815 in the same pertod of 19 GSuite & Co 40 Thyseen L&S 4 Tida) Osaze n_ Oy Calit Ry Rub Ruo Rub @ Run Rub Rub Rub Run Rub Rub Rub 6 S Rub fit Vacuum Oil 7 bater Mills 1 FOREIGN BONDS. TOURIST AGENC[E;CALL’ QUAKE “PURELY LOCAL” Daich to The Star N FRANCISCO, July 1.—It fis not expected that the Santa Barbara | earthquake will affect tourist traffic. {which now is approaching its peal {in this State. Railroads and tourist agencies have taken steps to inform the country over the radio and by telegraph that e tremblor was a purely local disturbance little likely to occur again.” ). —Call | for the NEW Kelly Flexible Cord that it is ~*“The best tire Kelly ever built” "he public’s response was a tribute to its faith in the integrity of Kelly-Springtield COPPER MARKET DULL. | NEW YORK. July 1 (@ “-,‘,,,w.-_i e ! D e aea rean e | £.00: zinc, stegdy: Bast St. Louig spot and futures, 7.003 antimony. spot, | 16.50a16.75. | For over a quarter of a century Kelly has been building the finest tires that skill, experience and a constant striving for perfection could produce. The best evidence of this is the fact that even car ownets who have never used them have known they were good. Consequently, when Kelly an- nounced its now famous Flexible Cord and said to the motoring public: “Hereis anew and better Kelly tire— easier-riding, longer-lived and even more dependable than the Kellys you have known”—there was an instant response. Kelly sales began to climb steadily, and the performance of the Flexib{e Cord has more than justified Kelly’s claims for it. Kelly-Springfield has made good again. The Flexible Cord is, indeed, the best tire Kelly ever built. e 3332225225 238223R53% = 355355050 05005355000 0Re T 5552 & o i s D AR D and pon: - to . eondition: | large Eies I's [ dew s heney izes, - heney balls. ‘Cucumber: nand light Vgl Norfolk stock; bushel hamper: North and South 2 No. 1. mostly . 1.00. | Tettuce—New York supplies mod-| ite: demand moderate, market steady: New York dozen crates, Big Boston type, 1.75a2.00 = l ponys, 3 Supplies I0no Belmont 18 Tono_Div ex 2Uni Verde Ext 1668 Conti 130, few! 25% 053 | 1063 10631 S TN 99" 0 NEW YORK, Jul money. easier: high, rate, 3; closing bid, 1 e o Fried Bank Den s 158 wi B Peach Market Steady. tiberal; cady Feaches—Supnlies moderate. mar) ixes, Hileys, sedium. size 10 In size, 205¢ STEAMSHIPS. 1SSUE MBHIES i Hi"("&" i ladian sz 4 ernises via Palatial twinserew | S. S. “FORT HAMILTON"" ailing from New York :luly 11-25 Aug. 8-22 Hillh ad Toe Dere st Qoo Magnificent scenery, amooth watar, eool weather. Orchestra for Dancing. Round trip-12 deys, $150 and up One way to Quebec, § days, and up Por ilinstrated litersture eddrese FURNESS BERMUDA LINE 34 Whitehall 8t N. Y... or any Tourlst Agent " SUMMER TRIPS NORFOLK OCEAN VIEW VIRGINIA BEACH BUCKROE BEACH Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay Madern Steel Palace Steamers “District of Columbia” and ‘Northland™ Daily 6:30 P.M. Special Week-and _tickets Beach, including stateroom hotel accommodations—Fri- day ta Monday, or Satarday to Tuesdny SR Daily Snlin.p to New York ¥ia Norfolk and Qid Dominion S.8. Ce. New Steamshipe “Gieorge Washington™ “Robert E. Lee” Irformation and Literature at City ‘Ticket Office, Woodward' Bailding 731 15th St. N.W. Santa Laisa Aug. & | Santa Teresa. .. Aug. 20 | Norfolk & Wullington GRACE LINE | Steamboat Co. 10 Hanever 8q.,N.Y.C. Salesin STANDARD O 523 umt dium na alor Am o1 Anlo 100 Cantl 100 ¢ 1o t dnll rfolk section Trish Cobblers, U North Carolina | cloth s and Virzi op stave No. 1, 475a5 Tomatoe man moder € Miesissir fours. Ne. 2. 1 o ngrning. wrapp Florida, sixes. ripes. count, 4.00a4.30: choicé 3.50. Waternielons mand moderat, direct to rotailer zia, Tom Wats mostly 90; 28-3 2@-pound aver 1y 50. Btring beans— Supplies light: de- mand moderate, market steady: \'n—.l | i P L Refin’ © 0 Pann Ol P L Prairie FLOUR 10 CE]&‘I;S i.OWE)l. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn,, July 1 (® —Flour, 10 cents lower to 10 cents higher at 8.10a8.30 a barrel. ‘ments, 55,987 barrels. Bran, 25.00. moderate: de. slightly weak- | ripes. wrapped. | Tennessee, fou No. 1 1.50a1. mark h 50 Southern et 15 11005 © New York wrapped. fanes ! TS 0’ oo, Nt sl Swan counK: 'm)‘l 00 Vacuum Oil Supplies liberal: de- ! pamireds. INDEPENDEN market steady; saleSi 4 am Contr Oil Fds Florida and Geor- | bo 32-pound average, | 5 nd average, 60a75; 10 Arzo Oi. . 9 Carib Svnd. 21 Cities Serv I Cities Serv 1 Cities Serv Cities Serv Columblan 8% Creole sgnd . . . 5 Crown Cent Pete Only Three Days From Baltimore or Philadelphia $45.00 . includes meals ~and _stateroor berth. Steamers Carry Lloyd's Siignost Class | +100-A1 SPECIAL SUMMER EXCURSION ROUND TRIPS BETWEEN Baltimore and Miami. "hlltl:.vhll and Miaml Baltimore & NEXT SAILINGS: From Balto. From Phila. Tuly 8 zinia, Nerfolk section, 5-peck hampers, corn—Supplies moderate; arket firm for good | arolina, crates. best. | quality. 1.50; Texas. | good quality and con- | Green demand } Lazo Pet S Nex panuco X Moiint Prod Fuel Ol 1 Uhio Kk ‘O Corp Sunk turshel baskets. dition. 2.75a3.00 Dew vd mod: Eastern wide range in 0oa s T 0 € nw wi Venezuslan Pet VIRGINIA WESTERN POWER | i s, COMPANY IN NEW HANDS, ~™"“ “\o INDUSTRIAL NEW YORK. July 1 (#).—The Na Adirond _Pow 32, tional Public Service Corporation has o e e s nounced the acquisition of' the Vir. < Allied P b'((u;“n( Zinia Western Power . Co. which| .5Am Gas & Blec 78 5 communities in Virginia and | *72 4m T § Tac o 4t a with electric light and | The power will be linked up other public utilities in these Bow & 1 nw S bow & 1,7t - controlled by the A. E. Fitkin | interests. Am Bavon Prod Am Superpow Several hydro-ele Virginia We: apernow of of 1l bhe developed, offi win company announced NEW STOCK ISSUE TAKEN. | NEw RK, July 1 (®).—Offering 3 )00 National Public Service Corporation per cent cumulative yreferred stos series A, has been versubscribed de Mary 1 Penuo) 6 Rod timited ady 2quart erates an O & R 3.0046.00, mostly | ¢ k" Cons ot | ~ait Ck Prod Tioulna Refin a8 serries—supplies te. market s i The famous "Santa” steamers offer finest service to Peru and Chile via Panama Canal. tside rooma, first only. Unexcelled cuisine and service. Fortnightly sailings from New York. Special rate "Round South Santa Ana. Nanta Flisa. power. vith States sites held by under option | Is of the Fit- trie Armour & € Aseo Gas Atlas P C new. Belding Brown - B Schwartz Gix A Boisson > Botany Cons M. 3 Bridgoport Mach. Brit-Am_Tob_cou he er h Ceptnf i Cor Liin Sac & Co Chatterton & Son Chic Nip B tr.. Cleve Auto pfd Com BC exdi R P C pfd & win ontT Bak A.. ‘ontl Bak B ontl Bak pfd ont] Tob Inc Co CHEESE RATES STAND. S estern o and Proposals to increase cheese moving producing territ \Jlwaukee and nearby points have een suspended by the Interstate! ammeree Commission until October 3 to allow investigation i “TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Quotations furnished b All steamer expenses included for to "14_days ocean vovage from New York ta Galveston and return, with 3 to 4 additional days ashore at passenger's own expense. Total of 17 days away from New York. $103-20 ROUND TRIP 4De For B ( 15D L & W Coalls 1 roelh Die C Co. pubilier C & Rad yunhill Int 1 Durant Motor 3 Du Pont Motors 1 Duz Co A Auto Tate A Glorious Cruise !{down the Atlantic, around the Florida Keys and across the Gulf of Mexico The “All Water Route” to Galveston. Oil-burning] steamers—high standards of -service—wide range of accommodations. A delightful, invigorating sea voyage! for- business men and vacationists: {Steamer calls_at Key West, Uncle Sam’s great Naval Base, with its picturesque Spanish quarter, fishing fleets, turtle crawls, sponge docks and celebrated cigar factories. This trip allows three to four days ashore at Galveston, the Seashore Resort of Texas. : A VOYAGE OF 1,900 MILES EACH WAY WITH NEW THINGS TO THINK AND TALK ABOUT At Galveston convenient direct rail con- nections to all points in Texas, Oklahoma. Arizona, New Mexico and Pacific Coast. Fast Through Freight and Package Car iy Francicco | Service to all Southwestern points Tucson MALLORY LINE Apply at Any Local Ticket imond & Co.) of i B & Sh nw co FOREIGN EXCHA . (Quotations furnished. by W. B. Hibba & Co.) : Nominal Selling checks goid value. todav $4.R063 348610 o 193 19: 4 ¥urele Vaeuum © 4 Fox Pie A .. 32 Frank HH Mfx € 10 Freed Eiseman. 3 Preshman Chas.. 4 Gabriel Snub A. 12 Garod Corp. Direct and.- Economical Way. from New York to Southwestern Cities: Albuquerque . ....$3866 Austin .. . 64.55 Beaumont . 6377 Dallas ., El' Paso - Fort Worth .. Galveston' .. .- Heuston Los Angeles Okfahoma City . Phoenix e San Anton San Diego .. o nd Mo ea1” g0 real.” dollar. | EREE = s o Gen G & E ! Gen Outd'r Ad Ges 2 BRD iemiami . ffanc. 3'?‘ 5 Athens. drachma Mwdrid. peseta Venna, REdapest. crown PPagne. crown Warsaw. zioty Capenhagen, Christiania, Stockholm. NEW YORK, July 1.—Foreign ex- changes irregular. Quotations (in cgnts): Great Britain, demand, 485 9-16; cables. 486 1-16; 60-day bills on banks, 481716, France, demand, 4.45% cables, 4 Italy, demand, 3. cables, 3 Demand: Belgium, 442130 Germany 80; Holland, 10.01; Norwa. 81: Sweden, 26.7: Denmark. 20.10: Switzerland, 19.41% Spain, 14.54 ireece, 1.70; Poland, 141,; Czechoslovak Jugostavia, 1.7375: Austria. 14',; Rumania, 46 \rgentina, 40.37: Brazil, 10.87: Tokie, @ Shanghal, M1y Montreal, 1 : 1 000014 1 3 f Hall Switch 09984 Happiness C: 2 Happiness Can F 13 Hazcltine, Corp. eyden Chem 2 Horn & Hardart.. 3 Hunt Bros A wi 18 Inter _Contl_ Rub 3 Intl Coner Ind C 13Inti Mateh € pf sEnou W RSSESR . 6377 10727 . 7379 . 9522 . 6743 .107.27 .108.90 . 90.86 The above one-| way fares from New York include stateroom accom. modations and sals-on steames. elly Flexible Cord The Tire Achievement of 1925/ ammisa 1 elvinator C .. 1 Kiener Wms St. SLeh Pw sc v t ¢ 7 Lehigh Val € N € 814 Libber Owens GI Lib R _Ch Strs. 3 Mare Wire Tel 3 R&M vt 23 Mengel Box Mesabi Tron 1. 5% Mid Weat Ttil. | Mid W Util pfd. 9 243 Wid_W. 11 _on lien 1 15 Miller Rub_ v . 1 bR et R aXia T For Sale by all KellySpringfield dealers ney or Write to A. 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