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New Britain herald., 1926-09-23
Funerals
Mrs. Michael Ryan

The funeral of Mrs. Michael Ryan, who died in Bridgeport yes terday, will be held tomorrow morning at o'clock at St. Angus tines church in Bridgeport. The body will be brought to this city end burial will take place in St. Marys cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my kind friends, neighbors and relatives for sympathy and kindness shown me during my bereavement.
 MARGARET NJ. LYNCH.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23
Fight SIdeli&flts

Thirty-hve hundred policemen have been detailed to handle the crows and traffic jams in the cen ters of the city as well as the vi- cinity of the sesquicentennial sta-
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23

Simons and Mir. Penn, a visitor from North Carolina.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23

was pronounced in perfect condi- ton by the commissions official phy- eiriap
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23
WaN Street Briefs

Bookings of fabricated structural steel in August increased to 2l4,- $50 tons from 1so,o31 tons the month before and 20s,752 tons in August last year. Shipments for the eight months of 1926 were 1,912,- $50 tons against 17.77S.15o in the corresponding period of 1925. An order from South America for 2s locomotives has been received by Baldwin Locomotives Works. New business received in September makes 1t the best month since March and indicates a disposition by the railrpad to resume purchases, said Samuel NJ. Eauclain. president Firmer pig iron prices are re- ported from the Pittsburgh district minimum of SIS a ton for number foundry prevailing, some dealers asking SlS.50 valley. Bessemer Iron commands S1S.5O. one interest hay ing sold 1000 tons at s19 a ton. August net operating income of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
 Western railroad moved up to s. 07S,S94 from s1,732,S02 August, l 1925. Gross revenues of General Gas and Electric corporation for the year ended August 31, was $23.517632, an increase Of s797,6SO over the preced- ing year. Balance after bond interest and preferred dividends Of subsidi- aries was S2,G3+,323. gain of 59 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23
TREASURY STATEMENT
Treasury Balance ... s417,17O,S56.

New York-Exchanges s792, ,000,- 900; balances 93,000,000.
 Boston Exchanges 79,000, 900; balances SS,0Oa. 900.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23
Salient Facts.

Philadelphia, Sept. 25 LP(-Salient facts and figures of the Dempsey Tunney title bout tonight ara:
 Principals - Willami Harrison (Jack) Dempsey heavyweight champion of the world since 1919, and James Joseph (Gene). Tunney, challenger.
 Number of rounds-Ten rounds to a decision rendered by two judges or, in the event the judges disagree, the decision to be rendered by the ref cree. The identity of the referee will not be revealed until just before the principals enter the ring.
 Promoter-George L. (Tex) Rick q r1
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23

dium. Uniform patrolmen will aid the two ticket takers assigned to each of 3s gates at the arena, while 1,5oo ushers will distribute the crowds inside the battle ground.
 "One-eyed" Connolly, reformed gate-crasher, fulfilled his promise to turn over a new leaf by buying his ticket for the first time in years of eluding the pasteboard collectors.
 Fight fans stand about 50-56 chance of getting wet. Maybe 1t will 4ain-and maybe 1t won't" was the way the government forecaster put it this morning. He said the indications pointed to rain late in the day, but that it might let up before activities begin at the sta dium.
 Hotels are swamped and room reservation spectators are vieing with fight ticket vendors in plying their trade. As high as $500 is asked for s27.5O ringside seat Reservation scalpers are not so ex- orbitant, $50 for an sS room being the maximum reported.
 Two new gates, 40 feet wide, have been cut in the east and wells of the stadium to facilitate the movement or the crowds in and out of the big horseshoe.
 The medical and surgical facilities of Philadelphia have been mobil- ized by Director of Public Health Winner Krusen to give speedy first aid in the event of accidents. Large corps of doctors and nurses have been assigned to the emergency hos pital within the exposition grounds
 A testimonial dinner, entertain. ment and night in Bohemia" was scheduled to be given by the Sesqui- centennial Exposition association inn mediately after the fight, with the winner of the battle as the gues of honor. The loser also will be in vited. Approximately 4,000 covers will be laid for the dinner.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23

--NEA, Cleveland Bureau
 Miss Peggy Cavanaugh, 2S, is being held incommunicado under s10,ooo ball at Canton. Ohio, as star govern ment witness in the murder of Don R. Mellett, murdered publish CT. Authorities say she rode with Patrick McDermott, fugitive who is under indictment for the crime, a few nights before the murder, and will testify at the trials of Ben Rud- ner and Louis Maser, his alleged ac- ,s .As. ,ss,ssss ierr,,. rss -,s c.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23

dium. Uniform patrolmen will aid the two ticket takers assigned to each of Ss gates at the arena. while 1,5oo ushers will distribute the crowds inside the battle ground.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23

"One-eyed" Connolly. reformed gate -crasher, fulfilled his promise to turn over new leaf by buying his ticket for the first time in years of eluding the pasteboard collectors.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23
Time of Big Bout.

Time and place-Between 9:SC and 9:45 p. m., eastern daylight time at the Sesqui- Centennial sta dium, South Philadelphia. Qn case of rain, will be held tomorrow night.)
 PrelimtnariesStart at p. m.. and include following, all heavyWeightS bouts, all six rounds: Monte Mum Lincoln, Neb., vs. Hughie Clements Gloucester, N. J.; George Godfrey Philadelphia, negro, vs. Bob Law son, Alabama, negro; Tommy Loughran, Philadelphia, vs. Jimmy Delaney, St. Paul; Knute Hansen, Racine, Wis. vs. Jack De Nave, Ho- boken, N. J.; Harry Person, Swe- dish champion, vs. Sergeant Jack Adams, St. Louis. Six rounder be- tween Martin Burke, New Orleans, and Yale Okun, New York, sched- uled after main bout.
 Figures and Finances.
 Probable attendance-132,0 ,000, of which 1270O0 paid.
 Probable receipts-s1, ,150, 900.
 Fighters purse-s450,0 ,000 for Dempsey; s200,000 for Tunney.
 Other tages-Figured on basis of probable receipts, 10 per cent of gross, or s175,o00 to Sesqui- Centennial exposition; 5 per cent Of SS7,5oo to Pennsylvania boxing com mission.
 Fighters Last Statements.
 Dempsey: I'll knock Tunney out with the first punch, if can. have lasted as champion for seven years, and don't think I have reached the end yet"
 Tunney: "1f defeated I will Shave no alibi. I do not despise the abili- ties of my opponent, but have un- limited confidence in my own. l am confident l will win"
 Promoters profit - Approximate ly S400,000 after deduction of fed eral taxes, cost of arena construction and payment of other expenses.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23

As the weather began clearing about noon, the seats dried out and the arena took on a more cheerful aspect
 There was no indication of a toggy setting tonight, the weather forecaster said prospects were for decrease rather than any increase of fog conditions because of the southerly direction of the winds. The powerful lighting facilities, 1t was pointed out. would make the visibility good from the outermost seats, even if the atmosphere was hezv
New Britain herald., 1926-09-23

Two new gates, 40 feet wide, have been cut in the east and wells of the stadium to facilitate the movement or the crowds in and out of the big horse shoe.
Evening star., 1926-01-31

Meet Abingdon Grimes. who gets thin
ner and thinner, and paints his lovely
ladies fatter and fatter. This is his latest
and some day his most graphic realiza-
tor. Girl Drying Herself on Huck
Towel"
Evening star., 1926-08-18
TIvOLl-"The Show ON."

Sunday and Monday ~ next week
at rrandalls Tivoii Theater The
Show on" featuring Ford sterling In
the leading role, supported by Lois
Wilson, Louise Brooks. Gregory Kelly
and Claire Mcdowell: also a Sennett
comedy, HAY Foot, Straw Foot;
Tuesday and wednesday. Up in
Mabefs Room" featuring Marie Pre-
vost. Harrison Ford and phylise
HaVer: an Aesop Fable, Pathe Re.
view and Topics Of the Day; Thurs
day and Friday. Desert Gold"
Zane Grey story: Saturday, Senior
Daredevil" First Nationals hrst star
ring vehicle for Ken Maynard. and
Walter HERS In Fresh Faces" An
added attraction will Re the f.oonis
Twins. Virginia and Maxine, singers.
dS nCerS and couedienne
Evening star., 1926-08-18

The Stra nd bill for next week will
b. headed by Eva Fay. the High
triestess of Mysticism. in her offer
ins. "Thaumaturgy. novelty in
which Eva Fay will give an exhibition
Of mind reading and mystery.
Murray Gordon and Ben Pierce in
"I Don't Care" a comedy-danc num-
ber and Secrets Of 1925" speedy
revue, will share honors for second
place on the program. and others will
include Burns and Mcintyre in
Golden Voices" "a melody number.
and Bert Redford and Joe Wallace in
Versatile Moments Juggling act.
The photoplay will he Dame
Chance" with Gertrude Astor. Rob
ert Frazer. Mary Carr and Lincoln
Stedmar heading the cast.
Evening star., 1926-08-18

The Gayety Theater will open The
ll2G.1s27 season with matinee Satur-
Aav. at c:15. The attraction being
Ed e. Daley's Broadway Brevities.
This show. which makes its premiere
In Washington, is in two big acts with
"a scenes and II changes Of costumes,
which gives an inkling. OF the variety
and color to this attraction.
The spice Of comedy and the tang
Of melody will be presented by care
fully selected company, headed by
Mike Sacks, Hebrew comedian, and on
the feminine side Ethel Albertini.
prima donna; InAz Marvin. ingenue,
and Syd Burke. soubrette. An added
feature will be Eddie Rector and
RaIph Cooper. clever colored da ncers
Evening star., 1926-08-18
MrTROPOIITAN-"Pals First.


The second hill ~ the new Greater
Movie Season a. Crandalls Metro
rolitan Theater next week will pre-
se,t Edwin Carewe's production for
First National Of Francis Perry Ell
uott's Pals First" and "Warins g
Pennsylva mans" as the stage feature.
Ileyd Hughes and Dolores del Rio
are cast in the leading roles of PAS
First LLOYD Hughes as Danny
Rowla nd. a hobo forger. and Dolores
del Rio as the heroine. Alec r. Fran
els 10 seen as Dominic Blair, an out
cast and thief who finally dis.
covers the straight and narrow sno
George Cooper is pseudo lta'lan
count. q.
The story is a human theme. show
ing the right -shout-face Of three
crooks, due primarily to sweet girl
who loves and trusts them.
RIAI,TO-"Pnker Faces
Edward Everett Horton and Laura
Ia Plante head of the cast Of Poker
races" which comes 10 the R,aitn
next week. They play the very sefi
cus roles Of husband and wife whose
rovnic troubles make msnN lauSh
able situation
uArton-s wife leaves him and works
under an assumed name for his en-
nloyer. who has Horton. pose as MS
mariner to help induce prospective
customer 20 sign a contract through
.hs entertainment offered nv Horton
nS his wife. For this purpose Hor
ION frds himself forced to hire an &C
treas for the evening To pose as his
~Ite Her pugilistic husband is
kreen.eyed monster. and things hap
ren with an amazing rapiditN.
George Seigmann. noted villain, ana
Torn O'Brien. another heavy. are
said - stage a remarkable night as
par, Of the action. 1t takes place IN
a dtnnly lighted room, and each
thinks he is hghtinE Horton. whose
principal effort during the melee is 10
keAc out OF the way, Then when
b'Eriens, -has knocked out Sieeman nm
ana fed. Horton is given credit ov
the reecuere.
others in the cast ara Tom Ricketts,
and Dcrcthv Revter, .-
Evening star., 1926-08-18
COJlIMRIA-"Foriorn River"

Jack Holt. Arlette Marchai. Ray
mond Hatton, Edmund Burns and
Tom Santschi are featured in John
Waters Paramount production of zane
Grey's "Forlorn River" an adaptation
Of the authors magazine serial. which
Ia announced for Loew's COLUMBIA
nAxt week.
"Forlorn River" is a dramatic epic
Of thrills, romance and adventure In
the Northwest cattle country and
was photographed in Zion National
Park and Brice Canyon. in ufah,
where purple sage and empurrled dis.
tances Offer setting of natural
beauty John Waters, whose first
Paramount picture was Zane Greys
Born 10 The West" is also the III
rector cf this new Zane Gray classic.
The story revcives about the love
Of Nevada and Ina R1alne, from
tier girl whom Nevada. meets when
Re iA rescued from the desert ny
ScunS rancher who loves the girl
Nevert heless she soon indicates her
love for Nevada, hut rather than
play his rescuer false. he sends the
girl away, only Ito rescue her later
from a ban Of cattle rustlers at the
Piek Of his life.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
AXENI,E GRAND.

SUNDAY and Monday. "Fascinatins
Youth" and. comedy. Buster Helps
Dad: Tuesday and Wednesday. Paul
inc Starke in As No Man Has Loved"
and Aesop Fable: Thursday. Margaret
Livingston in "A Trip to Chinatown"
and comedy: Friday Peter 3. Kyne's
The Golden Strain" and Wanda
Wiley in There She Goes; Saturday,
Rehe Daniels in Volcano" Jimmie
Adams In Chase Yourself and
Hodge Podge''
Evening star., 1926-08-18

silver Treasure" starring George
O'Brien. will be shown at Crandalfs
Central Theater the first two days
Of next week. beginning sunday. The
story was adapted from Joseph Con
RAIDS novel Of "Nostromo." The com.
edy will he Going Crazy" with LiEe
Conley. and an added attraction will
he the third lesson in Charlston dane
ing.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Ken May
nard in First Nationals "Senor Dare
devil" augmented ny Buster
Brown comedy. Buster Helps Dad
Thursday. Betty Bronson In Para
mounts production The Cats Pa
jamas.' supplemented by Hal Roach's
Never Too Old" and the Pathe Re
view: Friday. Earl F'oxe and Margaret
Livingston as co-stars of "A Trip TO
China town" an ada ptAtion Of the
stage play by Charles Hoyt. also Andy
Gump in THE Shady Rest" Screen
Snapshot: Saturday. the Paramount
junior stars In "Fascinating Youth. y
augmented by the Imperial comedy
Officers Of The Oav.'
Evening star., 1926-08-18

Buster keaton's Battling Butler -
announced as the attraction at Loew's
Palace Theater next week. has been
called a veritable comedy knockout.
and the beautiful Sally O'Neiil is his
leading woman. Battling Butler" ie
a Metro-Goldwyn.M Mayer screen yer
sion NJ the famous play Of the same
name, which Buster has not only
adapted to his own uses, but he also
has directed it with the help Of hlA
corps Of comedy experts, and SnitZ
Edwards, Francis Mcdonald. Mary
O'Brien. Tom Wilson and other fun
makers have prominent parts in 1t.
1t Ia the story Of . rich young ma n
whose suit for the hand Of q pretty
girl is obstructed by her family'a oh.
jections TO any one who is not q red.
blooded. two-f -fsted fighter. To offset
this handicap. Buster poses a. Bat
Ting Butler" a pugilist challenger.
who Is supposed 10 be in hiding. ~,
Evening star., 1926-08-18

SUNDAY. THE Shamrock Handicap
Wanda Wiley in There She Goes
and Pethe Review: Monday. Lois
Moran and Louise Dresser in Pad
locked and Art Lake in Papa z
Mama: Tuesday, Peter B. kyne's
The Golden Strain" and Mack Sen.
nett's wandering Willies'': Wednes'
day. Conway Tearie and Barbara
Bedford in The Sporting Lover:
Thursday. Lon CLANCY in THE Road
10 Mandalav" and Neeley Edwards
in Dor or Bust: Friday. Betty Bron.
son in The Cats Pajamas" and
Andy Gump in Dumb Luck: Satur-
day. Behe Daniels in volcano and
Charlie Chase in DOG Shy"
Evening star., 1926-08-18
WARDMAN PAIsK-"Emii Janrings
Week"

Emil Janninss week" beginning
Sunday. will inAuSuratA series VI
programs devoted to outstanding
screen personalities. which the Moving
Picture Guild will present at the
Wardman Park Theater.
The guild selects Emil Jani1ings as
the first screen artist to Re so hon.
Ored because of the influence he has
had in bringing about the present
revivals. the belief being that, due
to the work of .Janninks and his asSo-
ciateS of the UFA company. new
intellectual interest is ma nifesting
itself in films.
Sunday. Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday will be offered Emil .Iannings'
Peter the Great" picture dealing
with the romance 81 the great Rus
sian Emperor. followed by THE Last
Laugh" the great ITFA picture made
without suhtitles. which In being
brought hack In response to popular
demand.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
ADJUSTMENTS A
NATIONAL PLAYERs-"Quinney.. =

''Quinneys," a comedv NJ honey.
middle.class English folk. which ran
for months at the Haymsrket Theater
In London and was revived again
there last year. will supply novelty
at the National Theater next week.
when the PLAYERS offer It. with Di-
rector Clifford Brooke in the title role.
The role of 0uinneys, a delightful
old keeper Of curiosity shop. is
no stranger to Mr.. Brooke. who was
brought over. here from England 10
stage and act In the American pre-
mier.
This will mark Mr.. Rrooke's third
stage appearance in Washington. and.
because Of his familiarity with the
role, It is likely that he will surpass
the rAadinG he gave the Cyril Maude
role Ia Aren't We ALP"
IN much Of its substs nee "Quin-
news" resembles Lightnin'. 1t is
an older piece and more familiar to
English audiences than to America ms.
IT had an American premier in New
York. utilizing a theater which could
guarantee only few weeks booking.
due to prior engasements.
The play In by Horace Annesley
Vachell. known here and abroad. Its
original staging. abroad and here, was
under Mr.. Brookes direction.
KEITH'S-'The Meistersingers."
The Meistersinsers." famed among
male singing organizations: will head
line the bin at B. r. Keith's Theater
next week. With a. record of appear
ancAt IN the vaudeville stage, in addi-
tion 20 lyceur1 and concert engag ge-
mAnts In each Of the past rs seasons.
this xrour of acknowledged talents
has hecone q musical institution.
Ia Torcelia; sensational dancer
company IN a featured presentation.
Joe Keno a nd Rosie Green will cavort
in "A Hilarious Hodge-Podge": Claudia
Coleman will present Feminine
Types" a series df character studies;
Baby Henderson,. the pocket.size Paw
iowa. will return as dancer, and
the Royal Cascoiknes will offer Jug
Cling and balancing activities. Other
acts will round out the show.
EARLE-yoe F<hr and His Orchestra.
Joe Fehr and His Orchestra win
headline next week hin at the Earle
Theater. with A brand Of music and
a type ~ hurnor Of universal appeal.
The added attraction will he James
Mullen and Anna Francis and Co.. in
My Hero, An amusing sketch ny
Jerome Schwartz with songs.
others include, Phil Roy and Roy
Arthur in China" q Juggling oddity:
Holden and King in Just Boob"
and Edna Terrence and Co. in Dance
oddities" with Johnny playing the
violin snd .lde Cebu the piano. Aaex-
ander Aronson will play the organ.
Milton Sills9 supported by Gertrude
olmstead. viii he pictured in Pup
pets" First National production.
directed by George Archainbaud and
adapted from the play Of the same
ma me.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
CIRCLE.

Sunday and Monday. George Sidney.
Vera Gordon. Charlie Murray in
Sweet Daddies." Lupino Lane in
Private Life: Tuesday. Mary Astor,
LLOYD Hughes in The Scarlet Saint:
Wednesday, Barbara La MARI. Lewis
Stone in The Girl from Montmarte' {:
Thursday and Friday. showings. and
q pm. Belle Rennett. Lois Moran.
Ben Lyon. James kirkwood. Lowell
sherman. Charlie Murray in The
Reckless Lady" Our Gang comedy in
"Oflcial Oficers': Saturday. Hoot
Gibson in ''The Phantom Bullet" Al
herta Vaughn in Fighting Hearts.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday. Pauline Starke
in "As No Man Has Loved" and car.
toon: Tuesday and Wednesday. "F'as.
cinating Youth and Senrett's Hay
Foot. Straw Foot: Thursday. Madge
Rellamy in Black Paradise Theda
Rara in Madam Mystery" and Screen
Sna apshots: Friday, Marguerite De la
Motto in THE Unknown Soldier" and
Aesop Fable: Saturday. BETTY Bronson
in The Cats Paiamas" and Al st.
Iohn in Who Hit Me-"
Evening star., 1926-08-18
AMBASSADOR-"Pai. First

Pals First featuring Lloyd
Hughes and Dolores del Rio. the
first three days next week, begin.
ming Sunday; Wednesday ana Thurs.
day Ken Maynard in .''Senor Dare.
devil" and Al st. John, IN Sky
Bound; Friday. Emil Jannings. in
Variety" Mack Sennett's Hay
Foot. Straw Foot" Topics Of the
Day" and Screen Snapshots: Sat.
urday. Ford Sterling and Lois Wilson
in The Show.OH." Buster Helps
Dad latest Of the Buster Brown
series. and a Lyman n. Howe Hodge
Podee."
Short reels and special pipe organ
music will complete each daily pro
gram.
Evening star., 1926-08-18

SUNDAY. Lois Moran In Pad
locked" and Art Lake in Papa q
fCortinued on Nineteenth Paee)
Evening star., 1926-08-18
CHEVY CHASE.

SUNDAY. Margaret Livingston in "A
Trip to Chinatown" and Neeley Ed
wards in DO or Bust: Monday.
Peter r. Kynes The Golden Strain"
and Lloyd Hamilton In "Nobody's
Business: Tuesday. Aileen Pringle
and Lowell Sherman In The Wilder
ness Women" and Aesop Fable: Wed.
nesday. Pauline Starke in AS No Man
Has Loved: Thursday. Conway
Tearle in The Sporting Lover" and
Charlie Puffy in Mixed Doubles {:
Friday. The Shamrock Handicap"
and Mack Sennett's "Ciscus Today:
SATURDAY.. Jack Holt in Born to the
West and comedy. Busters Sky.
rocket
Evening star., 1926-01-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, January % q. s. Depart
Inent of Agriculture}.-Hogs receipts,
"a 900, uneven; opened strong to 10
cents higher; medium and heavy weight
butchers scored advance: later trade
slow; around steady at Mondays av-
erage; big packers bidding lower; ma
tority ESQ to $40 pound butchers, 1910
a1235; bulk desirable 200 TO 225
pound averages 12.60a13.0 90; good and
choice, $50 to 1870 lb. weight largely,
1310a13.25: bulk sorted. 140 to $50
pound kind, 13.50a1365; practical tops,
100 pounds up, 1896; 1870 pounds up,
13 65; packing sows mostly IL 100al1.25;
better grades of killing pigs. 13.50a
1915; heavy weight hogs, 11.90a12 40;
12.1Oa13.O5; light. 1200a13.4o;
light light, 11S5al3.75; packing sows,
1o.75al1.35: slaughter pigs. 13.25a
1915. Cattle receipts, 1000, fed
uneven; steady to strong; spots
10 to Is cents higher; early top year
ings. lilo; good to choice yearlings
scarce, in active demand: short fed
steers predominating: some heavies
held around 11.50; bulk of steers, S.75a
1925; she stock fully steady; bulls
weak; vealers steady to strong: mostly
1900 downward to packers; outsiders
upward to l4.50.
Sheep receipts $4,000; fat lambs
early to packers weak to % cents
lower; bulk of several loads early to
shippers. 1925, 25 to so cents off; feed
ing lambs around 25 cents lower; sew
eral sales at 15.00a15.25; fat sheep
scarce, few early sales; odd lots of fat
ewes, S.50a9. 90.
Evening star., 1926-01-26
U, S. IMPORTS HEAVY
IN RAW MATERIALS
Form 40 Per Cent of Receipts in
Year, Commerce Reports Reveal
in Analysis.
BE- the Associated Press.

By the Associated fress.
In analyZing the foreign trade OF
the United States for 1925 the Com
merce Department found today that
40 per cent of the imports consisted
of crude raw materials. AS to eX-
ports. the situation was almost re-
versed, finished manufactured goods
making up 3s.2 per cent OF the total
value.
On the import side the United
'tates' takings of foreign manufac-
iured goods decreased in proportion,
accounting for only 1S.S per cent OF
the 1925 total. In 1924 finished man.
ufactures were 20.7 per cent Of all
imports
There was a decline in the proper
tionate value of foodstuffs shipped
abroad, as compared with the previous
year.
The following export and import
classiflcations, with comparisons with
the corresponding totals for 1924,
We're made public:
Exports-Raw foodstuTs, s317 ,s93,-
900. against $392 .691 600 in 1924; foods
ready for consumption, S513. .195 600,
against $573.492 900; raw materials
for use in manufacturing, Sl.413.94
900 against $l.326 .34l 900: rnanufaC-
tured commodities, 1912 ,S34 600,
against sI,5ss. .o5c.0 600: partly manu-
factured goods. 1861. .Oo0, against
$50 $685. 900.
Imports-Raw fOodstuffs, s494 $780,
600, against s424,873 900: foods ready
for consumption, s433.6 900. against
$521 600, ,00o: raw materials for use In
manufacturing, S1,121 .217 900, against
81 ,236 .092 600: manufactured conmodi-
ties, S796 ,33S,00e, against S449,346, 900;
partly manufactured goods. s.55, 400, :
0e0, against S655 ,SS7 900.