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Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12
STIKENE BOATS SWAMPED WITH
 RESERV NATIONS
TWELVE HUNDRED SEEK PAS SAGE ON FIRST BOAT-GRANT
 PRAISES DISTRICT

Reports as to the number of people preparing to stampede into the Cas- siar district this spring have not been exaggerated according to Representa- tive w. D. Grant, of Wrangell who is now in Juneau attending the legisla tive session. Twelve hundred appli- cations have been received by the Bar rington Navigation company, for the first sailing of it's fleet from Wran- gell to Telegraph creek, he said.
 Some ten or twelve dog teams have already got away from Wrangell up the Stikene River for the district and others will follow. With the open ing of navigation the big rush will come and it is certain that transpor- tation facilities up the Stikene will be overwhelmed with the demand for reservations despite the fact that Cap tain Sid Burlington is constructing a large vessel to go on the run.
 Concerning the new district itself, MT. Grant is optimistic. He believes it will prove to be genuine discoy- cry and become a real producer. Sev- eral men have been prospecting in the region during the winter. recent communication from reliable sources at Telegraph Creek said some fine quartz specimens had been found at the head of one of the creeks on which prospecting was being done add ing to the already promising outlook.
 A son of MT. Grant has recently re- turned to Wrangell after stalking some ground. He will return in the spring with an outfit and start work as soon as possible. He described the area as being typical placer country and pronunced the discovery genuine.
 l Some 16 years ago, according to MT. Grant, three men left Telegraph for the same district. Two of the party have since died and the third is still residing in Wrangell. He. told of sinking a hole and said he found gold without having reached bedrock. Lit tie attention was paid to the claim. When Mr. Grants son made his recent trip into the region he was furnished map showing where the hole was sunk and directed to look for the pan used by the prospector. On his re-
 turn to Wrangell he confirmed the story, saying he found the pan as de
 scribed and the old prospect hole. The
 latter was only flew yards away from
 the discovery hole sunk last season
 It was not directly on the bedrock but
 had hit the rimrock in which the golc
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12
Irish Charged Boycotting
 Country's Manufacturers

DUBLIN, Mar. 1.-The Irish peo- pie have been boycotting their own goods, it was declared at meeting of the exicutives of the Cork h. dustrial Development Association. Some few years back customers us ed to insist on Irish manufacturers, but this is now exceptional.
 The secretary commented upon a recent statement of Professor Smid- dy in America that Ireland is a creditor country rather than a debt or country and that "Irishmen have billion dollar investment in for eign countries drawing an income ot about $55,O0O,000 a year"
 The secretary argued that this ex port of Irish capital was suicidal and it was suggested that the gov ernment should put an embargo or further capital export.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12
THE BANK OF SEWARD FOR SERVICE
Last Quarter Shows Idle
 British Tonnage Increase

LIVERPOOL, Mar. 12.-The poor state of the shipping industry is shown by figures published regard ing idle tonnage at some of the prin- cipal ports during the quarter end ed December, 1924, as compared with the previous quarter. Liverpool shows the biggest increase with 50,- 900 tons more idle than in the Oc- tober quarter; Hull increased by 39,- 900 tons, London 30,O00, Glasgow 28,- coo. Bristol 10000 and Leigh 10,- 900 tons
 While the general run of cargo boats are not able to find employ ment for the moment shipping au- thorities here take pains to explain the big increase of idle shipping in the Mersey does not indicate that the industry is getting worse, but that during the quarter several big Atlantic liners were in dock under going repairs or overhaul prepara- tory to long pleasure cruises.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12
HIS WIFE FOR S1OO;; QUEER
 CASE IS RESULT

DENVER March 12.-Trving Blanch- ard and Mrs. Eva Hornkohl both 26, have been arrested in warrants from the Juvenile Court, charging them with contributing to delinquency. The arrests were made after Alfred Horn kohl, aged 47, husband of the woman, told how he sold his wife to Blanch- ard for $10O with which to pay a mort gage. His wife is the mother of four children
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12

 DEATH RITTER,
 IN SANlTARlUM

SEATTLE, March Estate and Kitsay county officials are investigat- ing the death yesterday here of l.. M. Ritter, thirty, who had been patient of Dr. Linda Burfield Hazard, fasting specialist at her sanitarium Olalla, across the sound.
 Coroner Corson of King County and four other physicians did the autopsy pronouncing tuberculosis as the cause of death, but the officials say they wish to ascertain how much Ritter's S4-day fast at Olalla hastened his end.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12
LIGHT REGISTRATION

Up to today City Clerk Whittlesey stated that about forty persons have registered for the coming city cleo tion You should be sure and regis ter if you wish to vote.
 No candidates have filed as yet for the coming city election and apparent ly but little interest is being mani fested.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12

was found. This old hole was the only indication of prospecting found in the entire area The district where the discovery is located is said to con- tain about 150 square miles of likely looking ground.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12

Jack Chovin, past exalted ruler of Elks, Anchorae lodge, head the dele gation which arrived last night on their way to Kodiak.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12

My Made to Measure Suits always satisfy in fit, workmanship and qual- ity. Jordan's Valet Service. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12

The gasboat Ominey is in port having some necessary work done to her engines by the Seward Machine Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-12

Snow Shoes, S9.50 per pair, at Graef's. If
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Join the Chamber of Commerce.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
SLOVAKOM A sPOLKOM MA
LANsINGv1LLE,

Cteni bratia a mile sestry, aijnci
tuna ma Lansingyille! Jak je van
kazd6mu znamo, name tn AZ. sbor
Slovenskej Ligy, ktory cez rcvo-
lucny cas- boil dOst' obStojne elm
ny, ale pre- dajakl prltinu uz od
dlhSieho GaSu, muSime priznat, ze
spine. .Ja co predseda tohto sboru
som proboval uz viac raz Sch6dzu
sohnat', som al osobne po domoch
chodil 'ku Glenom, ably priSli ma
Sch0dZu, ale daromne bOlO mole
namahanie. Uz ,je tomu asi rok,
co SINE sch6dzc ncmali. TAX ia by
som vas ziadal ctenf bratia, ably
ste 81 pOvSimli trchto mojich para
riadkov a priSli ma Sch6dzu, kto-
ra Sa budc odbyvat' ma 4. nedcl II
V meSiaci o 7.3O vcGcr V SokOlOv-
nj. Ma sch6dzi budn mat pristun
nielen tlenovia a clenkyne, ale i
rcGlenOvia. a budn srdecnc uvlta-
nj. Cteni bratia a mile Sestrv.
ia co iradnik tohto sboru myslim,
ze len kontim svoju povinnoSt
ked' Svolavam tnto Sch6dzu. ia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
Opatera matky.

IlVOt, Zdravle Il praVldelnN W.
vim diet at a zavisi hlavne cd zdra
via a ochrany jeho matky. Matka
m0ze rant diet Il, kforr noSl,
prave tax bchom dcviatich mesia-
GOV pred p6rodom, ako al brhom
deviatich meSiacOv po narodcnl.
Prilezitosti ku Zitiu diet at a "a
vista cd dostat otnoSti prijmov pre-
rodinnt potrcby, Zdravic a SPRAY
ne zivobytic rodicov, ochrany t"-
hotnej matky od prcpracovania,
nedostatocnOSti ch0vy a StaroSti,
zruGne dohliadanic pocas tchOten-
stva a p6rodu, odpocinku a dosta-
totnej opatery pocas Sestoned2l-
stva, udrziavania pridajania prSni
kom a rozumnfho materSkeho O.
patrovania V dome.
Wac nez polovica tych ncmluv.
Mat, ktorf zomiera.jn .jn behOm prvt
no roku ich zivota, zomiera od pri-
Gin, ktore povstavaju 70 Stavu ma
tick. Roku 1916 20 zprav od 20 per
centov obyvatel 'stva Spojenych
Statov vykazanf bolo, zc zomrc.
10 vySe $4,000 dcti vo vcku nizr
jcdneho mesiaca (45.9 percentov
celej detSkej nmrtnostD. VaGSinu
tohtO tvorily tie nemluvnata. kto-
re Sa narodily Slabymi naslcdkom
nemoce alcbo poranenia zivotc
Niektorf Z tyrhto maliGkych 70.
mrely nasledkom toho, ze ich ma
tky neznaly zachranit' 81 Svojr
prsne mlicko alcbo neznaly dole
zitost' pridajania od prsn. Dctic-
Ky tieto boly zbytocnymi obct a
mi hlilposti zltho zivotntho sta
VII.
Ochrana dobe matcrstva ne
smie byt d 'alej zancdbavana. To
to niGenie zivotov hned' pri naro-
denf musf byt' zastavene. lebo ME
len ze kazdG diet a ie opravne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30

Mill bratia a sestry, nikto ne
moze odtaiit' pracu, ktorn Okres-
ny Shor Slovenskej Ligy V Maho
ming doline vykonal. Urobilo sa
uz mnoho a urobi sa este. Neber-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30

me 81 tito pracu ma l'ahko, ale pri-
chime sa vsetci a pomahajme,
Zvlaste spolky ma tejto okolici by
.naly vsetky prislnchat' do Okres.
neho Sboru. Ked bud1 vsetky
spolu, tax mnoho Wac docieli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30

nechcem tym nikomn diktovat he
co ma robit'. Konefm svoju po,
vinnost', aby mi potion dakto ME
kedv nevytTkal, ze ia co predseda
tohto shorn som mic nedbal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30

nym obeanom, lez tento isty stav,
tktory je prieinou odumretia po-
lovice nasich nemluvniatok, ncin-
kuje al ma zdravie a zivotaschop-
most tvch. detitiek, ktore ostann.
Treba teraz brat OIL 'ad ME ma tie
ktore odumr1, lez ma tie, ktore
Hijl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
Zodpovednost' materstva.

Ma tisice kojencov zomiera kaz-
dy rok nasledkom zanedbavania.
Detitky tieto molly by byt' zivy-
mi este al dnes - zdravymi bla-
zenlmi - kcby sa i'm bolo dostalo
patriGnej opatery. Koho tn obvi-
novat'? Veru iste ME TO diet at
ko. Zodpovcdnost pada tedy ma
tych, ktorych povinnost 'ou ie hla
diet ma to, aby vSetko NONE bo-
10 vykonane, -- tax pred narode.
MIN, akO al po - ma ochranu Ii.
vota a zdravia tohoae diet at "a
Obytajne matke kladena je vi
ma, He ona nedostatocne Starala Sa
o Svojc diet a. V mnohych padoch
otec jc prave tax vinnIm Ease
jedife on jc Snad' zodpovcdnym
"a nbohy Stav, alebo Smrt' svojho
decka. Lez bez OIL 'adu ma to-, ze
ktO jc vinnIm - to diet a muSi
trpict' tax ci tax. Ci povictc, zc
toto jc spravodlivt jednanic vori
tomu ncmluvnat II? Istczc ME.
Tcdy k v6li clovccenstvu jed
matte ako sa ma l'udi patri a daj-
te Svojmu kojencu Spravodlivii pri
lezitost na zivot, dby bolo zdravt
a blazene a ably Sa ono Samo mo-
hlo starat' Scba snad' al 0
SvOju matku a otca dakcdy ne
skorSic. Pamatajtc ma to, re vase
btby nema nitoho do CINEMA $
trm, zc prichodi ma tento svet -
Wy priviedli ste no sem - date
mu tedy, prllezitost k zivotu.
Tisicc tiSice dcti potrcbujc
zvlastnu opatcru vo vekn cd Sty-
roch do SeStnast rokov. Potrebu-
III potravu, ktora .jc mimoriadne
za2ivna. Potrcbujll pokrm, lltory
i'm umoznl stat Sa SiInImi, zivota
>chopnymi a ably m0hly vzdoro-
vat ncmociam. RodiGom tHchtO
dictok vel mi odporucame Borde-
novo Eagle Mlieko. Nakol 'ko ic
to tym najjemncjSim mliekom v"-
decky SmieSanym najlepsim .crl-
krom, ono umozni diet at II pod
vyzive rEchle naberat' ma vahe.
ktorn muSi mat. aby holo Silnvm
a ldravym. Jc skutocnTm spore-
MIN pre- vSetkych rodicov, ably
hl'adeli ma to, ably ich deticky
spravne vyrastly a znaly memo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30

me, aso ked' SINE roztratenf a .s
jednotni.
S lcton a pozdravom ma ySet-
kych titatel'ov tychto novfn,
Juraj Murdzak,
Ills Taylor ST., Youngstown, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30

Citajte rozorne tieto tlanky ka-
zdy tyzdeh a odkiadajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie bu
d1enosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30

E s. s * ~ s. s .
clam vzdorovat', lebo ie, lacneisie
udrzat'' diet a pri zdravi, ne3 pri-
West no zpat ku zdraviu. Odpo-
rdcame, ably tymto det 'om dava-
ne boly dve polevkove lyzice
Eagle Mlieka, rozriedeneho V tri-
stvrte sialky vody l'aaovo stude.
nej. Toto mozete i'm davat' poGac
rahajSieho alebo popoludhaj jsiehc
Armenia. StarSie deti obcas rad
Sci no maji smieSane dzindzer
flom, OvOcnon st 'avou alebo roz
trepanrm tajcom a osladenim.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. October 3 Omitted
States Department of .AGricultureD
-IfoGS-Receipts 10000 head: un-
even; mostly 10 and 20 lower
than Thursdays best prices; pack
ing soWs show full decline; under
weight. steady TO strong: shipping
outlet broad; big packers. inactive.
bulk desirable, 100 to $40 pound
weight lO.90a11.25; better. 14O TO $50
pound averages, largely 11.25a11.5o:
latter price is the top; ma jority
packing sowS, 9.10a9.GO; bulk desir-
able slaughter pigs. 11.50a11 80;
heavyweight hogs, 10.S5a11.25: me-
dunn, 10.95a11.25: lights. 10.75a11.25:
light lights, 1o.75a11.50; packing
sows. S.15a9.70: slaughter pigs. 100
a12.Oo
Cattle-Receipts. 1000 head: beet
steers and most she stock slow
steady; killing quality very plain:
bulk fed steers of value to sell at
400 downward best yearlinEs
offered 1900; few loads fresh West
ern grassers. 7.00aS00: Gamers and
cutters, strong; bologna bulls barely
steady; vealers, % TO 80 higher; largely
12.50a13.00 to packers.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head: fat
lambs fairly active: fully steady:
few early sales natives. 14.65a15 800:
some held higher: few feeding
lambs steady at 15o0a16.0o; notn-
Ing done on aged sheep.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
MOVES ARE MIXED
IN BOND MARKET
BY GEORGE r. HUGHES.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK. October 23.-The fea
ture Of the bond market today was
that the weakness in French francs,
the pessimism about the entire French
financial situation. and the controver
sy over the funding of the French
war debt to the United States Govern
ment finally showed in the price of
French dollar bonds.
Selling of all French issues. the
municipal and provincial as we'll as
the direct obligations of the govern
ment. was more persistent, than in a
month or more back. French SIS got
down below 104. French IS went below
~. Bordeaux and Lyon IS. a Sc, were
down point: Seine Is dipped below
81, and Paris. Lyon and Mediterra-
mean 6s below so.
This weakness in French bonds had
an unfavorable effect upon other Euro
pear issues. including the German mu-
nicipals and utilities: Holland Gs, on the
other hand. being better supported,
and most of the South American list,
particularly Brazil IS was strong.
Chinese Railway 5s had another set
Mexican obligations on the theory that
an early adjustment on the defaulted
debt might be expected.
Today'S new offerings included
SIS. 900 900 United States Smelling 10
year So per cent notes at 80 and
81 900 900 Great Western Power of
California 5-year 81 per cent notes,
also at 80.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
FURTHER UPSW|NGS
IN STOCK MARKET
Sharp Gains Again Today in
Many Issues - Sugar
Stocks at Years Low.
BY STUART +. WEST.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK. October 2S.-The
stock market today continued very
strong and very active. with nu.
merous stocks making new high rec
crds and with the largest gains in
the high-priced industrials. The
steeIs. coppers and motors were the
favorites, while the oils failed TO
keep on with their advance and lost
little ground under profit taking.
The steel stocks were making a bet
ter response than they had hereto
fore to the statements for the Septem
Der quarter These were better than
expected in the case of the indeDen
dent compa MES. and accordingly esti-
mates of what L. s. Steel would show
next Tuesday were raised. Steel com
mon crossed 127 on large volume of
transactions. Bethlehem Steel got
above A Republic Iron and steel
went along. and there was unusual
activity at new high prices for the
year in Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Many More New Tops.
With confidence running strong,
there were the usual number OF new
high records in individual stocks
These covered a wide field. They in
cluded in the copper group American
Metals, up more than points; Amer
ican Smelling. up points. and utah.
Then there were American can. Union
Bag and Paper, Weber ieilbroner,
Sweets Company of America. Tobacco
Products. Remington Typewriter first
preferred, Timken Roller Bearing,
Nivaudou, United States Distributing,
International Business Machine. IN
derwood Typewriter. Glidden. Paige
Detroit. Bangor and AroostoCk and
North American. The last named
was extremely active as the price
was marked uD-
Motors Again at Front.
The motor stocks came TO the
front again after the pause IN TINS
group during the early part of the
week, General Motors. Studebaker,
Packard. Chrys.er. Pierce Arrow, .Ior-
dan and Mack Trucks We're all taken
up vigorously Dupont went along
with the others.
FIigh-priced industrials were bid
up again. kresge was one of these
National Lead another and also
United States Cast iron Pipe. General
Electric and Otis Elevator.
There is such a scant supply of this
class of stock outstanding that adj
varces. of to points in the course
of day are nothing at all. Baldwin
Locomotive led the equipment shares,
but il was closely followed by Ameri-
can Locomotive and American Car
and Foundry.
Sugar stocks were weak accompa ny
ing the decline in raw sugar TO the
lowest Of the wear. Manati and Ameri
can Beet Sugar made new lows and
Cuba Cane preferred broke IS for the
fret
Evening star., 1925-10-23
MARKET CLOSES STRONG.
High Priced Industrials Are Leaders
in Last Hour.

NEW YORK. October % tP.-
The closing was strong. The market
continued to make headway in the
late dealings under the influence of
concerted buying of high priced in
dustrial shares L. s. Cast Iron Pipe
SCARED more than 10 points and T..
s. Industrial Alcohol. L. S. Realty
and Twin Cities Rapid Transit
moved up 1 to points. Sales ap-
proXimated 100000 shares.
Bullish sentiment during the day
was created by the optimistic sur
vey of the business situation by Chair
man Gary of the United States Steel
Corporation, retention of relatively
easy call money rates and the
broadening investment demand for
high grade issues. Motors, steels
and equipments were in the fore
front of the advance but a strong
demand also developed for number
of specialties whose high current
earnings gives promise of special
dividend developments before the
end of the year.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
WHEAT IS HIGHER
AFTER SLOW START
Scarcity of Stocks of Con-
tract Grade Helps Rise.
Corn and Oats Easy.
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, October 23.-Wheat
scored considerable advance in price
today after a hesitating start Re
ports of a scarcity of stocks of the
contract grade of wheat at Liverpool
had more or less to do with giving
lift to values here. In this connec-
ton. assertions were made that It is
seldom Europe has contracted ahead
for such small amounts of wheat as
at present. Chicago opening prices
4 off to 81 up, new style. Decembe
l.1l2al.41s4 and May 1.39 9l2al. 80 = :,
were followed by a slight general
sag, and then by an upturn TO LAP ss
for December and 1.4os4 for May.
Dearth of buying, except at the out
set. made the corn market easy, and
oats as well. After opening un-
changed to "a higher. December f4i4 a
74as. corn receded all around to below
yesterdays finish.
Oats started at "a decline to an
equal gain. December 39ls, and later
showed but little alteration.
Further big deliveries of October
lard weakened the provision market
Evening star., 1925-10-23
RAILROADS. SURPLUS NOW
UNDER 1924 RECORDS

NEW YORK. October % (F).-Sur-
Plus Of the Illinois Central for the nine
months this year, after charges is cal
culated by G. II. Markham. president.
at S11, ,501 900, or about $3.50. 900 less
than the corresponding period last
year. October earnings, he said would
more than make up the difference,
with indications that the full years re-
turn would exceed those of 1924, which
was s16.212.161. equal after preferred
dividends to S1236 a share on the
common. September surplus was ;.p-
proximately S1,79O, 900 against ST.
504 900 for September last year.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
GOLD POINT" RAISED
AS RESULT OF EXPORTS

NEW YORK, October 23 P).-One
of the effects of the heavy export
movement of gold from Great Britain
To the United States has been the up
ward revision of the gold point
which marks the level at which it is
profitable To ship metal. Two factors
have contributed to the chanGe-the
mounting cost of insurance with the
growth of the gold movement and
shifting money rates. both in London
and New York. Most bankers now
estimate the gold export point at
around S4,S443, compared with S4,S432
a few weeks ago.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK.-Stocks. strong: high
priced shares huoyant. Bonds. irregu-
lar: French obligations react. For
eign exchanges. mixed: French francs
again break To new low. Cotton.
barely steady; bullish weekly statis-
tics. Sugar. irregular: weak spot
market. Coffee. lower: commission
house selling.
buying. Corn, barely steady; small
stocks. Cattle. steady. Hogs. lower:
broad shipping demand.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
TODAY'S POTATO MARKET.

CHICAGO, October % P.-Pota-
toes. receipts. "a cars: total L. S.
shipments, 1.240: grading good. mar
ket firm; Wisconsin and Minnesota
sacked round whites, 2.60a2.75; few
fancy, shade higher; Wisconsin and
Michigan bulk round whites. 2.40a
265; Minnesota and North Dakota
sacked Red River Ohios. 3.17a3.20:
Idaho sacked russets. S.20aS.4o.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
RATES ON BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, October 23.-Bar
silver 71l2: Mexican dollars. 50.
LONDON. October 23-Bar silver.
331sd per ounce. Money, per cent
Discount rates, short bills. 3a per
cent; three month bills, 8 1915 per
cent
Evening star., 1925-10-23
NEW YORK DAIRY PRICES.

NEW YORK, October % P.-
Butter-Steady; receipts, S,266 tubs
Eggs-Firm; receipts, 10425 cases;
fresh gathered firsts, 42a45; Pacific
whites, firsts to extra firsts. 64s4a73.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
NET INCOME JUMPS.

NEW YORK. October g LR.-
SarnSdall Corporations net income of
s932.900 for the third quarter brought
the total for the nine months this
wear to >1.1'S.996. compared with
s. 1.O33.iii in the first nine months of
1924
Evening star., 1925-10-23
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
BALTIMORE, October % Is,

BALIIMOf1E, OCtOber % tSDeClaI).
Live poultry = Spring chickens,
pound, o0a26; Leghorns, 2Oa23: Mi
norcas, 20a22: old hens, 17a2s; old
Leghorns, 11a1S: old roosters, Is;
ducks, 20a26; turkeys, 3Sa40; pigeons,
pair. 25a30; guinea fowl. each. 70aS0.
EgSs-Receipts. 7i3 cases; native
and nearby tirsts. dozen. offered at
45a46.
Butter-Good to fancy creamery
pound iSa53: prints. 53a54: ladies',
IA %: store packed, 40; dairy prints,
4oai1: process butter, 46a47; rolls,
40a42.
\ premium of 10 cents a barrel
for Pennsylvania crude oil is beiny
paid by refners In Northwestern
PENNSYLVANIA
Evening star., 1925-10-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. October % tSpe-
Potatoes. 100 pounds,
1.25a3.0G: beans, hushel. 1.50a3.00;
beets. hundred, 2.00a2.50: brussels
sprouts. quart. 1na20; cabba &c. per
ton. 1N.0Oa1SO0: sweet potatoes
barrel 1.5oa3.75 vans. barrel. 1.50a
300: carrots, hundred. 3.00a4.00.
caulifiower. CRAZE. 2.ooa2.25: corn
dozen. 15aSh: celery. crate. 1.5oa3.0o:
CuCumbers. hushel 2.15a3.0n: kali
hushel. 25a30: lettuce. bushel 5oa
90; lima beans. bushel, 1.25a1.75:
peppers. basket 25a3o onions. 100
pounds. 225a275: oyster plants
hundred. 5.0oas 500: pumpkins. hun
dred, 3.ooas 500: Savoy cabbage.
husheL 3oa4o: tomatoes. hamper So
a1.25; green, 25a6o: spinach. bushel
1.95a 40 turnips. basket 20a3n.
Apples. barrel 3.00a5. so: bushel
50a2 90; cantaloupes. crate. 1.25a
lis: berries. box, 5.ooa5.5o: grapes.
basket. 22a2i: large LOCALS;
grapefruit box. 4.50a5.50: pears.
hushel. .50a3.e5 basket. 2Oa40.
peaches. bushel, 2.50a3.oO: oranges
box. 5.ooaS.00; ounces, bushel. l.25