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Evening star., 1925-09-06

commissions running into thousands
of dollars a night, always with
the possibility they might have a run
ming battle with the meager Fed
eral patrol that before the advent OF
the border patrol attempted TO stop
| the flood tide of unlawful entry.
The average American has little
idea of the magnitude of the task. for
over in Europe are literally millions
OF aliens watching and waiting for
an opportunity to come to the prom
1sed land. Only the percentage immi-
grafton law bars them, and preyed
upon by agents of the alien ''bootleg-
gers" and often by steamship agents,
| hoping to turn penny into their own
pockets, they left their home lands by
hundreds and thousands, coming TO
Mexico, Cuba and Canada The
Mexican border traffic has been pret-
ty well stopped, and Cuba sends only
a few to the Southern coast, but up
IN the Great Lakes neighborhood the
traffic went on as usual until the bor-
der patrol took hand.
The spearhead of the border patrol
is the Secretary of Labor, and under
him is Robe Carl White, silent law
yer, who, sits in his office in Washing
ton and directs the far-fiung activities
of these sleuthS of the border. One
ness of preventing Illegal alien entry
Organized into districts, the borders
of the United States are patrolIed to-
day by hundreds of members of this
efficient border patrol, who work from
their local headquarters. but who are
all accountable to the silent man in
Washington.
Churning the waters of the Detroit
River, weaving in and about the Thou
co nd TSl nd not fl@
Niagara River and the coasts of the
Great Lakes, the members of this pic
turesque body of hard-boiled men have
virtually shut down the traffic in
aliens. Some of their feats would
challenge the pen of Conan Doyle
did he not know the far-seeing or
ganiZation that weaves it's threads
through every country on the globe
and sends them information on which
to make arrests.
Jan Wroblewski of Cracow, Poland,
wants to come to the United States.
He inquiries of the United States con.
sulate and is told the quota is full
and he. must wait a year before COM
ing to America. But Jan wants to
come right away. He has the money
and can break his home ties. Some
hanger on finds JAMS ear. and the
ignorant immigrant takes passage on
vessel for Halifax. He lands there
and is sent across Canada to Windsor,
just across the river from Detroit.
Jan has come the underground route
so far without hindrance. Here he
falls into the hands of the INSIDE
men," They sound him out and dis
cover his financial status. They
charge Jan from 500 to 1000 for the
trip across the Detroit River. And
while he is waiting for the trip in a
swift motor boat he Is engaged in
some sucker" game that swiftly robs
him of the rest of his hard Learned
money.
X X y
ZONES dark night, and Jan is
loaded on the motor boat with a
score of other aliens. They put out
from the Canadian shore and make
the trip across safely. But as they
draw near a boat challenges them.
Evening star., 1925-09-06

ZONES dark night, and Jan is
loaded on the motor boat with a
score of other aliens. They put out
from the Canadian shore and make
the trip across safely. But as they
draw near boat challenges them.
and they arc stopped. In the ensuing
Evening star., 1925-09-06

ASSING like phantoms over the
international border lines, trav-
cling under the protecting
blanket of night in swift motor
g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-25

| resistance to selling pressure but
they failed to show much response
to a further stiffening of crude OH
and gasoline prices. Heaviness OF
! the coppers reflected the easier tend
dency of the red metal market. FED
eral mining and smelling broke 1914
points to 66Ia on few sales. sharp
| recessions also took place In some
of the high priced Industrial speciaI-
ties. Coca Cola, international BUS
mess Machines, Union Tank Car ana
WESTINGHOUSE Air Brake closed 10
points lower. !,
| Despite the urgent character Oh
! some OF the selling there was an III
| crease in number or Independents
strong spots. Gimbel Brothers com,
mon and preferred each adVanceu
over 3 points tn new hlgh recoi ~.
for the year and Chicago pneuhla.ie
tool. Crex Carpet, Dupont, fouho
60, comnany and u. S. Industrial
AIaobo, closed To 4 points higher.
! Fails held fairly steady, the only
feature of that group being snarp
ADVANCE in Norfolk and Western pre-
cnd,np notification of IN exceedingly
rovorahle october earnings sta'e
ment. .,l or
al, Nancy renewed at y per
Govt apd then advanced to D on d
withdrawal of funds in antlcipa.ioh
Of holiday requirements. Time MOI
CIV and commercial paper rates were
unchanged.
Foreign exchange rates WI
heavy in sympathy with the wear.
ness in French francs. Deiiian1
sterling ruled around aS4.s4 10 anu
the principal continental rates
showed recessions ranging from 10
noints. Polish zlotys broken zen
POINTS to a new low at l4.Io cents.
Bond prices fiuctuated within mar
: row limits in today's colorless tra ~
ing Selling pressure, when was "
racted against virtually all classes u.
bonds Yesterday, relaxed somewnsa'
and n few recoveries were recolueu
The market on the whole, however
merely marked time. =.
Uncertainty over the trench capi,
NOT situation and the belief that ins
Iatoet financial measures carries
nr,ve dangers of imitation led 10 iur-
, Their selling of French oplisa.'o,,'
early in the day. Support later up
neared for the government ISSUE
and they recovered fractionaliy pu'
losscs OF n point or so Were nin
mon among the municipal ana ~"
road bonds. o,i,r tho
bond market showcd little chai'so
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ment the market opened. and 1t was
only in the last hour that sellers be-
came in the majority. Earlier, the
selling to realize profits was of i'm
mense volume at times, but was read
lily absorbed as a result of persistent
waves of new orders to purchase.
According to advances at hand the
damage to crops in Argentina, already
serious throughout the northern part
of the country, was spreading to the
central section and also threatening
the south. Injury by black rust was
reported both from central Argentina
and the north.
Excitement in the Chicago wheat
trade was apparently equalled If not
surpassed by the Liverpool and Bue-
nos Aires markets in particular. The
widespread effect of the indications of
severe crop curtailment in Argentina
ing for Europe. 1t was estimated that
100000 bushels of wheat. Chiefly
from Canada, was taken today for
transatlantic shipment. Meanwhile.
reports were current that heavy rains
and unusual heat were prevalent in
Argentina. whereas dry cool weather
was needed One authority was quot
ed as saying that in the last week
alone the harm done to Argentine
wheat was equal to 100000 bushels.
able for Immediate or nearby delivery
was given as one reason for today's
steep upturn in quotations at Liver,
pool. Some trade observers here said
European buyers had almost ignored
North American wheat for months and
had been encouraged to this by
bountiful crop promise in Argentina.
Now, however, with the Argentine crop
being reduced daily a readjustment
was Inevitable,
Corn and oats prices derived
strength today principally from the
action of wheat. The corn market
was also affected by European pur-
chasing Of corn. about 100000 BUSH
els, the largest single days total in
many months.
Provisions advanced with corn and
hogs
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hit traders did not ignore the posi-
bijity of a change in the New YORK
Federal Reserve rediscount rate at
tomorrow's meeting OF the olrectorS
I'D GOVERNED their commitments ac-
cordingly. All liberty bonds moved
lower, partly in anticipation OF a
new treasury offering next month.
Price movements of domestic cor
poration issues were highly conflict
ing. with few groups following n
definite trend. Chesapeake and
Ohio and Norfolk and Western con-
yertibles resumed their advance and
a good demand developed 1or some
- the New Haven and Missouri
pacific issues. Delaware and Hud-
son, observation-disclosures Northern
and Frisco obligations We're lower.
Sinclair skies Jagged behind the rest
of the oil bonds and Goodrich Oh
,yere the most conspicuous weak
spot in the rubber group.
Total sales were S11, 752,0OO.
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By Beck

New York, Nov. 24.-(AP)
FL 10 spring patents az az
500; hard winter straights $500 800.
WHEAT-Spot strong; No. 1 dark
northern spring elf New York lake and
rail 1.7S; No. 2 hard winter fob lake
and rail 1872; No. 2 mixed durum ditto
1.5l; No. l Manitoba ditto in bond
elf track New York all rail 96s; No.
yellow ditto 934.
oATs-spot STEADY: No. 2 white 500.
LARD-Firm; middle west 5000
Other articles were unchanged.
BUTTERIEasy; receipts 1887:
ditto extras 90 score so; ditto irsts.
Current Gu re make No. : IS. ~
EG S' receipts saI, .. 3sss.
Sfa EXTRAS nysa M snd nssrSSy
ern hennery whites firsts to average
extras sS@g4 yearly Iulletgs or 4s@ ani
per $50 pounds $50 600; Long Island
otto IL s.2S@s'5o; Maine ditto 1900
CABBAGEs-Dull; New York, white
per ton $4,000 5000.
In the absence OF business prices
at 4OS for Cuban. duty paid.
Raw sugar futures were steady but
maximum advances of to 4 points
attracted enough liquidation or real:
izing to cause setbacks. leaving final
prices unchanged to points net high
er. Issuance of 81 December notices
caused considerable liquidation of
that position, but they were prompt
ly stopped, and the market, during
most Of the day, was above the pre-
vious close on trade and outside buy
ing. December 2.29; March Eat: May
Isl; July 2.71.
No change occurred in refined sugar
prices, fine graduated continuing at
500 to $40,
Business was chiefly In Withdrawals
on old contracts.
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Chicago Cattle Market
Chicago, Nov.

Chicago, NOV. Il.
CATTLE-Receipts $4,000; fairly
active trade on all classes: moderate
sprinkling we'll finished heavies up
ward to 1925; top 1915 on long fed
1900: few above 11.0o: lower grades
fat steers and stockers and feeders
getting action; light fat heifers slow;
other grades she stock in demand;
vealers so cents higher: mostly 1000
@10.90 late; packers upward to HOO;
outsiders 1900.
HoGS-Receipts 10000: active;
strong to 10c higher; underweights
slow. weak: bulk better $50 to S25
pound weights 11.o5G11.15: practical
top 11.20; sorted 100 to $50 mound &C.
lecticns 1t1adt1s5; packing sows
largely 1000 91o.40; majority better
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, Nov. "a.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 16A@IS.
BUTTER-Extras 50Q50i: firsts Is
@4SA.
CHEESE-F'resh choice 27h@2S:
firsts 25AQ27.
CORNING. yellow 1.o501.06.
EGGS-Nearby hennery brown eX-
tras rs: white and mixed extras coo
IA; western extras 66@6S.
FLOUR-Spring patents, 1876 sacks.
S.S0@9.S5. ,-.,
HAY-No. 2 Timothy 26Q2S.
LAMB-Spring 26@30.
OATS-40 lbs, $500.
PORk-Medium backs $3.50 Gas.
POTATOES-Green Mountains 400
@4.25 per 100 lbs: Maine Cobblers
$50: sweets per basket z.75@3.00.
SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes $40 cents in 100 Dbl. lot less
percent for cash.
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N
financial
NUN YORK MARKET
- Z sss Days Dealings in All
V Leading Stocks

IA s YIN Nov. "a. (By the Asso-
3. ~, !, as,-Stoek prices broke to
pw level fol. the current
II a0qay When selling pres
en- N 's'lswed against the motors
M ~, suainerable indGstrials. The
ss N 1 , again originated large
IL 49,, traders. was facilitated
I. sss sg VI OF the call money
b a,s'a A.. percent. Closing quota :
\, , s'' a large humber of
A. 'slhs from / to ; points,
hi. Asfe generally above the
~ es,. s'ls sleek market. chief in
M ,s I's'eQ IN the sharp rally in
M . : on IepoTts Of further
lss,n aae Argentine crop, the
III , 81 new low record
rs, ~ ~ French francs at
ti,sa fnd a series OF favor
w Il. au announcements. in
s.rs alsing OF the Phillips
hi III. 's'aend from a So to SO
n ne =, atasllc REIMBURSEMENT OF
ss, o,,l p'a'e ~ the motor shares.
hNk. sa liSe points higher at
. fIt iis and then rallied
/ Hit neHal Motors dropped
b is,s y iVS end then snapped
l,'II,es' dropped from o5 to 90 and
ss i 20 94%s on unconhrmed
hdbs spec.al dividend meet
near future. Packard.
sse,s, ~, her ana Stromberk
= Nse, LED a peint or so low
y I'M, trucks. White and the
sx " issues showed substan-
aaQstrjs,.o u some OF the stand
" el,ss al2care1 to he of a
NJ a. ,. Net declines OF
ala Genre 'ore were recorded by
talI,ers,per Brooklyn Union
Gulf MA MA Picking, Cruciblo
~, Wessa.s steel. Texas Gulf
Il Urn Union and Wool
nsll s'ceI common closed
!; ssId a'si'er Ut la7st after
POINT below that fig
ped The best degree Of
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Chicago Produce Market

(By Inc ASSOCldteu FIeSSl
Chicago, Nov. 24.-Alarming crop
news from Argentina hoisted wheat
prices the world over today. The
maximum advance in Chicago was 81
cents a bushel but the extreme gain
failed to hold and with late messages
saying weather conditions had become
less adverse the market closed nervous
at oE to 81 cents net upturn. new
1.60t TO j .60E. Corn finished II to 1sc
higher; oats unchanged to 4@ac ad-
varce, and provisions unchanged to q
rise OF see.
Rusbes to buy wheat began the mo
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Cassapolis. Mich, Nov. 24.-(AP)
Armed bandits terrorized Cassop-
oils for nearly three hours early to-
day, firing at every resident who
dared to appear on the street and
finally roared out of town to the
staccato accompaniment of their own
revolvers after failing to rob the
First National Bank.
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all Hotel North.
Situations Wanted-MaIe
FINANCIAL
Business OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SMALL INVESTMENT-You can.
get complete outfit for high speed
home knitting. with full instructions
and contract to buy all standard socks
you can knit for five years. Good pay
for square or full time at home. Yarn
replaced free. Write for full partic-
ulars. Steber Machine Co., Desk BEE,
Utica, n, Y.
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killing pigs .S5Q11.50: shippers
toop 1000; estimated holdover 1000.
SHEEP-Receipts 10000; fat lam os
closing 25c higher; other classes
strong, bulk desirable fat lambs 1915
@I6.00; few loads choice fed westerns
1925; bulk Gull lambs 1900: yearling
wethers 1900; aged wethers 9.75: fat
ewes upward to $50; bulk 7.75@S.25:
feeding lambs top 1900; bulk 15.25W
1915
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New York Money Market

New York. Nov. o4.-(AP)-Foreign
exchanges irregular.
sixty dav bills on banks $500,
France demand 3.S2. cables $3.50
Italy, demand .4.O4a.. cables 400:
Demand: Belgium 4.52a. Germna ~
sweden 26.75, Denmark 24.s6. Switzer,
land 1921. Greece 1891, Poland
14.7o. Czecho-Slovakia $50, Jugo-sia-
via III, Austria Il, Rumania 49s' Ar-
gentina 41.62, Brazil 14.l2, TOXIC 4zs'
Shanghai 77B, Montreal 80. 27-32.
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II. s. Bonds Closing

New York. Novd 2i.-tAP)
L. &. Bonds closing:
Liberty SIS. og.1S.
second 4s. aa-Sl
First las, lel.-l.
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HARDWOOD-Best dry. hard, sea-
s soned under Ter. ceyer6 cord cob box So1
q cord box s1.75; baskets 81. Shaw's
shed. Tel. 464-W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-25

WE HAvE-A large line or used cars
priced from SIS to $1,000, Terms to
suit your convenience. Hudson Essex
Sales Co.. Augusta
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Buiidinq Materials

LUMBER - Thoroughly sea n d
spruce. pine. hemlock boards. planks,
poles. laths a. strappings. Frank e.
Mace. 81 Winthrop st. Tel. 1920.
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Farm and Dairy Products s.
customers for strict
ly fresh. c. w. Greasy, Tel. 10.28-R.
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Fuel and Feed

BEST-Dry Hardwood fitted. Dry box
edgings. z baskets 81. A. r. Leo.
Willow St. Tel. 331.M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-25

USED CARS AT PRICES
TO MOVE THEM QUICK
FoRD-a 1924 Tudor Sedans. In fine
condition.
Ford 1925 Tudor Sedan Good as
new.
FORD-1925 Coupe in A shape.
OvERLAND-1s24 Sedan. Good rub
Der. good paint, fine mechanical con-
dition.
OvERLAND-1925 Touring.
OvERLAND-1924 Touring.
OvERLAND-19a3 Touring.
FORD-192i Touring. in fine condition.
FORD-19a1 Touring, in good shape.
Come and see us.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRIES
CLIFTON r. SHAW,
OPP. CITY HALL AUGUSTA
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WOOD--Dry hard for stove or fur
Court. Tel. l..
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EMPLOYM
Help Wanted-Femaie

Help Wanted-Fennaie 90
HOUSEKEEPER--W ID. S. Urqu-
hart, So Gardiner.
KITCHEN wOMAN-At once. Perry's
296 Water ST.. Augusta.
PUPIL NURSES-Somerset Hospital.
Skowhegan, Maine.
WAITRESS-For counter work. Per-
rvs, 296 Water ST., Augusta.
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Hear cropping Dropping Dropping Of Page
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

AIREDALE-Close haired black dogs.
A great pet and wonderful watch
dog. Males. 5 mos. old, $25 each. ].
f. Hill. I63 Silver St., Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-25

Business Services offered 1s
l WILL KILI--Your old horse or COW
and pay fair price for same. c. A.
Oliver. WaldOborO,
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Radio Supplies

Radio Supplies 5t6
SUPERTRON-Radi tubes, the tube
with the sensible guarantee" All
types, SO each. .Hillman's. Inc. 1919
Water St. Augusta.
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Second AIS, 100.1S.
Third AIS, 100.21.
Fourth AIS, 1929.
u. S. Treasury 4s, 1929.
U. S. As, 106.11.
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
J. A. GAMAGE q CO.

OIOCk bftOhER0
335 Water Street Augusts
Phones 1291-1292
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Moving, Trucking, Storage

PAGES TRANSPORTATION = Loads
or part loads wanted to or from Mass.
weekly. ~ Charles St., Waterville,
Me. Tells. 920-105.
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Tailoring and Pressing

HOFFMANIZING-D by Berry
the Tailor" gives satisfaction. Mail
orders received at 2O1 Water ST.. Au-
gusta, given prompt attention.
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MERCHANDISE

Articles For Sale 81
YARN-All wool knitting for sale from
manufa cturer at great bargain. Sam
pies free. Fl. A. Bartlett, Harmony.
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BATTERY STORAGE-For the win
ter. Battery Insurance without extra
charge. Augusta Auto Electric Ser
vice, Is Bridge st. Tel 401sW.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairina-service Stations

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES otdtIohS To
TTERIES-Charged and serviced
for all makes of cars. Winter storage
of batteries a feature. Car lubrica-
tion 81. Alemite Service & Battery
Co.. 10 Grove St, Augusta. Tel. 1884.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Painting, Paperine, Decorating

Observation-Disclosures at my Of
flee is distinctive. Orders filled
promptly. Margaret B. Coffin, 206
Water ST., Augusta. Tel. 1864.
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REDUCED PRIcEs-On all used cars
this month. Bradstreet Motor CO
Chevrolet Sales and Service, Halo.
we'll. Tel 735-W
Evening star., 1925-07-30
RAIL BONDS AGAIN
MARkETFEATURES
Southwestern Carriers Make
Best Showing-Price
Changes Small.
BY GEORGE It. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 30.-SPeculative
rails were again the leaders In the
bond trading today. The position OF
most promise was taken by Missouri
Kansas-Texas adjustments, which were
active and strong in sympathy with
the preferred stock, in which they
are convertible.
. International Great Northern adjust
ments improved upon the day before
but there was slight reaction in the
St. Louis-San Francisco incomes and
the Seaboard adjustments The latter
was point below Wednesdays high.
Announcement of the new Seaboard
financing expected tomorrow, will take
the form of 10-year 6 per cent mort
gage on the Florida lines, probably
priced around 9819. Missouri Pacific
General As moved up a half point.
1ndustrials were irregular. Eastern
Cuba Sugar TINS dipped below 104 for
the first time on this movement, but
subsequently recovered. Cuban Cane
rs sold at par. Interborough refund
Ing 5s were higher and so were Hud.
son and Manhattan SIS. international
Mercantile Marine 6s made a new
low for the year. below S5.
In the high-grade investment list,
United States Government bonds
were steady and the trend in cor.
porate issues of the first rank was
toward recovery. Dealing, however
was on a small scale.
In the foreign group. Poland IS and
Delnark IS both sold off, perhaps in
sympathy with the exchange, al
though there is no logical connection.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
PEACH CROP BEST
GEORGIA EVER HAD
First Wheat Sells High-Good
Tobacco Demand-Rice Two
Weeks Early.
spscial Dispatch TO The Star.

SPECIAL ulspatcn TO The star
ATLANTA, July S0-The Georgia
peach season will close this week
with the most profitable year since
1918. About 1900 cars have been
shipped at prices averaging close to
81 a bushel fob. orchards. The
North Carolina crop promises equally
good returns.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 30.-The first
1925 wheat sent to market here
brought II TO 35 cents above the mar
ket of $3.50 a bushel for September
delivery. The protein content was
high, assuring good premiums.
MOULTRIE, Ca, July 3o.-About
5000. 900 pounds Of bright leaf tobacco
has been sold at the tobacco auctions
in the State SO far at prices ranging
close to 20 cents a pound.
NEW ORLEANS, July 30.-Arrivals
OF new crop rice are two weeks earlier
than usual. and are selling around
$3.50 barrel. New rice Is bringing
about half a cent over old crop sup
plies.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.-The
California asparagus pack is expected
to reach about 1900 900 cases, as com.
pared with 1900, 900 last year. The
spinach pack will run over 1000, 900
cases.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
MARKET CLOSES HEAVY.
Selling Orders Predominant i'm Days
Late Trading.

NEW YORK. July 80 LP).-Stock
prices drifted lower today on a re
newal of selling pressure for both ac-
counts. Public utilities, rubber. motors
and sugars We're the hardest hit, but
the decline was by no means general
More than a dozen specialties mounted
to new 1925 highs. Total sales ap-
proximated l 100000 shares.
The closing was heavy. Selling Or
ders predominated through the late
trading. Nash Motors broke points
and United States Cast Iron Pipe fell
back over 31a, liquidation of the latter
being stimulated by the reduction
in the Centrifugal Pipe dividend
Case Threshing showed independent
strength.