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On The Third Floor Continued
On The Fourth Floor

Handmade and Embroidered Infants
dresses. ........ ............n 9z.UU
27x27 Flanneette and Birdseye
diapers. ............ $1.19
Carriers Silk and Wool Infants
Shirts to 3 years. .........s..sa $1.19
Carriers Cotton and Rayon Shirts
to 8 years. .r.. 59c
500 Babys Knitted and Hand
Crocheted Caps. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 39c
13x17 Pink and Blue Saline Baby
PllIOWS. 49,. .t.aa. 39c
Baby's Silk Hoods and Caps-dainty
trimming. -. -. 39c
36x52 Muslin Crib Sheets-hem-
stitched hens. 39c
Quilted Crib Pads-17x24 and 17x3O.. $50
Plain or Designed Crib Blankets
SOX4O. .Ia.a.t. 500. ...1G.1s.s 39c
Heavy White Rubber Crib Sheets
eyeIet corners .y... 3Sc.
White Rubber Pants-medium or large
size. ........... ..au.-. z for SEC
Soft Knit Fabric Baby Towels-14x22 sec
Cotton and Wool Hose-sizes AZ to 61a 39c
Cambria Security Waists-sizes 1, 2, 39c
Long or Short Dresses-infants to two
year size. 3Sc
Long or Short Gertrudes-infants to
8 two years. ..-.t.. SIC
Infants Flannelette Gowns-button
'front.' -a SEC
Flannelette Shell Edge Gertrudes-
long or short. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sec
Infants Flannelette Kimonos-shell
cage SIC
Panty Dresses, Baby Boy Suits,
Creepers. ..-.-.-................ SSc
Tots Winter Coats-sizes to years $685.
White Chinchilla Coats-satine lining;
/ and years. ....-......... 1898
Crepella and Crepe de Chine Baby
Bonnets s1.Oo
36x5O Checked Wool Crib Blankets. $5.98
Drop-side Crib Bed-with spring,
27x52. .....:................ $3.50
Nursery Chair-with counting bench
and vessel .................. $2.ss
$1.75 Baby Observation-Disclosures
designs. .......... 4l.I5
$50 Rayon Pillows-variety of styles
and coiors ..................... $1.es
Stamped Pocket Luncheon Sets-36-
inch cloth, napkins. ...... 39c
Ivory-finished Doll Observation-Disclosures $1.00
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On The Third Floor

4O-inch Heavy Crepe de Chine. Yard $2.1e
40-inch Black Satin Crepe
reversible. Observation-Disclosures. Yard $3.50
4O-inch Washable Flat Crepe-35
4O-inch All-silk Suede Crepe-25
5000 Yards-$1 SO to So SO silks. Yard $1.65
36-inch Fast Black Sateen. $500. Yard 29c
36-inch Satinized "Buty Chene" Yard 49c
36-inch Silk and Cotton Brocades. Yard 79c
36-inch Shimmering Rayons-many
coIors .,............... Yard 33c
32-inch l ported Ginghams-checks,
plaids. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Yard 29c
36-inch Yon and Cotton Mixed
Crepe Observation-Disclosures. Yard SEC
36-inch lite Domet Cotton
Shaker Flannel .........Y Yard 1Sc
3O-inch Black Chiffon Velvet (im-
ported) Yard $298
4O-inch Silk More-reg. $3.50. Yard 1919
36-inch Washable Radium Broad
cloth Yard $135
4Onch Black Satin Charmnuse. Yard $1.69
1900 Pieces of Fine Muslin
Underthings ..........2 for $1.oo
Philippine Nightgowns ................ $1.39
Women's Medium Weight Cotton
Union Suits-36 to Al. sec
Glove Silk Vests, Step-ins and Chemse
SO to "A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1.95
Wool-Iined Tussah Quilted Robes
36 to IA .................. $500
Slip-over Negligee = velvet, geor-
gette, satin. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Part-wool Indian Blankets many
designs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $2.97
All-feather Bed Pillows, ticking COW
cred NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 75c
Crinke Cloth Bed Spreads .......... $1.66
All-wool Double Blankets. .......... $6.95
All-wool Block Plaid Blankets. ..... $1O.44
All-Wool Block Plaid Blankets. $500. 1888
All-wool Block Plaid Blankets-Pair.. $12.88
All-layer Felt Mattresses. ....... $3.50
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On The Fifth Floor

Fitted Cowhide Weekend Cases. 49, $1O.95
24x26-inch Mems Brown Cowhide
Cases. ................. $7.s5
Black Leather-bound Hat Boxes. -. $5.95
9X12 Reversible Wool and Fiber Rugs $7.95
8.3x10.6 and 9x12 Administer Seamless
Rugs. .................. $2s.75
Coot-a-lap Felt Base Floor Covering.
Square yard. ........... 45c
200 Hit or Miss Rag Rugs, 24x36-inch
SIZE oSC
Opaque Window Shades-conventional
colors ................ 75c
156 Ruffled Wolfe Curtains; tie-backs
and valance Pair. r.......... $1.ss
Rayon Drapery Fabrics-all colors... CSC
500 Yards 40-inch French Marquisette.
Yard 35c
DOuble-faced Velour Portieres-
from. .1..... .:...ra. .$11.69 to $22.69
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
SCHOTT AND DEHLEN
IN MIRANDA FIELDS

MIRANDA CITY, Tex. Jan. co.
Colon Schott and George Behlen, both
OF Cincinnati, are in Laredo attending
TO their various oil interests. These
men make regular trips to this city
each year to Keep in touch with their
business. Besides being interested in
oil here Mr.. Schott is also one OF the
big truck growers of the Laredo dis
trict and owns n large farm inside
the city limits.
Beth men are interested in many
Of the o. W. Killam interests ami
Colon Schott has given his name to
the famous Schott Oil field located
south of Miranda City in Los Ojuelos
grant. At the present time they are
watching the drilling of well in the
Cole Gas field by the Cin-Tex com
pany. They are connected with this
company which has for It's Laredo
manager. Paul Tafel. The Cin-Tex
is one OF the best financed companies
in the Laredo district and they have
been connected with the field since
its beginning almost.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
WILDCAT OPENS NEW
west TEXAS FIELD

CROSS PLAINS, Tex, Jan. 90
rhe new wildcat we'll OF II. G. Gwin-
lup, located on the Dibrcll ranch 15
|niles southwest of the Cross Plains
ownsitc field, promises TO open an
,thcr Texas oil field Of more than
usual importance. The new well
ound the top Of the sand at 1880 feet
Ind drilling was suspended with the
irst show Of gas.
The well blew itself in with 5,0O0,-
poo cubic feet Of gas production. An
pour later it began spraying oil. This
III spray has continued to increase
hntil an estimate made the second day
following the strike indicates the well
o be spraying IS barrels of oil daily.
The boiler is now being moved back
|snd tankage is being set preparatory
| o the actual drilling in Of the well.
|rhis location is in wildcat territory,
|nd opens not only a new field, but
Il new pay horizon for that section OF
he country. Mr.. Gwinnup, owner
hi the we'll, is o former Oklahoma OPP
orator with headquarters at Tulsa.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
TRANSCONTINENTAL
TO DRILL WILDCAT

BIG SPRINGS, Tex Jan. 30
The Transcontinental Oil company
with headquarters at Tulsa. Okla, Is
preparing TO dris well on its hold
ings about 16 miles southeast of Big
Spring.
1t has a lease on 44S0 acres Of the
Mrs. Dora Roberts ranch and thn
first we'll will be drilled ON Section
100, about the center OF the tract.
This test will be few miles northwest
Of the Fred Hyer well.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
COMPLETES
| z WELLS At ORANGE

Edgerly Petroleum Compsny's Car
clio II, a workover, at Orange,
Bumped 80 barrels from 3440 feet.
|Carbello lib produced 10 barrels
rom 3400 feet, and the Sun Com
|,any's Belle 3 was a failure at $50
/ Get.
The Sun Company abandoned its
.ockhart z, at High Island, at $50
Ieet.
On the Wright 10-acre tract at
E;oose Creek. the Gulf Production
Company worked over a well and got
80 barrel producer at 2S60 feet. The
|;ulf Coast Oil Corporations Gaillard
n. also a workoyer, made 80 barrels
rom $500 feet.
Three wildcat failures were reported
Bo> the week: In Fort Bend county
he Gulf Production company aban-
oned its j. RI. J.. Davis at $50 feet.
I,ycads Oil Corporation gave up its
4. Meier 8, in Fort Bend county also.
rho Gulf also abandoned its Thomas
I, in Jefferson county, at 1850 feet.
No showings were reported in any OF
these wells.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
MAJORS DRILL
MANY DEEP
O|lTESTS

STERLING CITY. Tex, Jan. 30
Durham No. /. one and a half miles
south of here. is drilling in hard lime
past 1850 feet. As work is going on
night and day, it is predicted that the
contract depth of 5000 feet will soon
be reached. Owing to the extreme
hardness OF the limestone which the
drill is now penetrating, only about
II feet of hole per day can b. made.
The contract depth was reached in
the Mills well on Section So, Block 81,
II. x Il. c. Railway company. IL miles
southwest of here last week, and it
is now shut down at 1853 feet await
ing orders.
The Roxana's Clark Well No. 1, on
Section ), G. G. &c 5. +. company, l.
miles southeast of here, is testing out
an oil bearing sand around 100 feet.
Material for a new test well on Sec
ton Il, Block IL. Ii. & L. c. Rail
way company. eight miles southeast
of here. is nearly all on the ground.
A cellar is being excavated and It is
reported that drilling will begin there
soon.
The wrightman's Collins well No.
1. on Section 3. Block W. Il. Il Il:
Railway company, six miles east OF
here. is drilling past 200 feet.
The Watson well. an offset 70 the
famous Magnolia Mary Foster No. l,
30 miles northwest of here. is re,
ported to be standing several hundred
feet in oil. and promises to be big
producer when finally drilled in. ..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
Z NEW PIPE LINES
FOR .IATAN FIELD

COLORADO, Tex, Jan. 30.-Anr
nouncement of additional locations
completion of one pipe line and the
starting OF another in the Iatan field
were announced last week, as the
companies operating there 90 ahead
with their programs to develop thls
important field along the Mitchell
Howard county line.
The Magnolia Petroleum compan,
is still drilling slowly at their Wat
son No. /. A depth of 29I5 has been
reached and the crew reported that
they were still in hard lime forms-
ton.
The Magnolia announces location
on their A. A. Watson lease. ego feet
east of the W. w. Watson No. ]. At
their Kaloh ] location, one mile north
and east of the Foster well, the crew
is building rig.
Morrison and Thomson are drilling
on their Shumaker 1, in section 10,
two miles east of the Foster well.
The Magnolia has completed q
water well nine miles west of the
Foster well and at a depth of IL feet
encountered a strong water supply.
\ four-inch line is being laid from this
water supply TO the field. The com
pany has completed its pipe line from
the supply headquarters yard at New
latan to the field.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
OIL POOL PROBABLE NEAR
CAROLINA-TEXAS DISTRICT

LAREDO, Tex. Jan. 30.-The
theory, that, somewhere in the vicin-
ity OF the big gas in the Carolina
Texas field, Webb county, oil would
be found, may soon be a reality. OF
the many tests drilled in that part
OF the Laredo field. several have
shown indications Of oil when the pro-
ducing sands we're cored but only the
United States Gas and Oil company
well on survey 1856. showed any oil
when bailed and then only in very
small quantities. During the past
week, however, the Bordo Oil COM
pany, a Laredo company, tested its
No. l. located on block 46. survey 4S,
Carolina Texas field, and from the
oil showing obtained, have convinced
the most skeptical that some time in
the near future a producing oil well
will be completed in that field. While
testing the Bordo No. 1, the gas pres
sure blew mud and water into the top
of the derrick and showed oil when
the bailer was lowered to the bottom
of the hole, however, water trouble
developed which necessitated drilling
deeper.
The test has been drilled 80 feet be-
low the sand that showed the oil and
another cap rock encountered. Coring
is now in progress and it is the gen.
eral belief that a good well will be
completed. The oil obtained from the
sand above appears to be of higher
gravity, having considerable gasoline
or kerosene content. The Bordo Oil
company plans to go some deeper in
search OF another sand and If not
successful, to drill another test to
the west Of the present test.
COMPLETE PRODUCERS
The Magnolia Petroleum company
completed No. is. located on block
80, Ochoa Pasture, partition of the
Los Ojuelos grant, for a small pro-
Queer making about 75 barresl daily.
Ball ct al completed No. 0, Block 73,
Ellington subdivision, PUG ranch, for
30 barrels daily.
DIR. A. L. Edgington Of San An
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
DUVAL COUNTY TEST
REACHES 25OO FEET

MIRANDA CITY. Jan. 30.-The
well being drilled on survey 577 of
Northwest Duval county by Gordon,
Falwell and Dickson Of Houston
reached its contract depth OF 2oOO feet
last week and shut down until word
came from Houston to resume drill
ing. Contractor J. D. Clair Smith
in charge of the drilling, has already
started drilling and the well will be
carried as far as possible without
setting casing before a test is made
This well is west of the escarp-
ment and northeast of the Cole gas
field about II miles. The drilling Is
very hard and the further work OF
drilling deeper will be much slower
than it has been and Contractor Smith
expects to encounter many hard rocks
as Judged by the formations pene-
trated between 1000 and $500 feet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
TESTS IN WEST
TEXAS FIND
SHOW|NGS

SAN ANGELO. Tex. Jan. 30
Striking of an oil showing in Rox-
ana's No. i Clark, in northwestern
Tom Green county, good for eight bar
rels daily; oil flowing over the cas-
ing in Humble's No. 3 Powell in
Crockett county, promising produc-
ton as drilling was resumed: show
ing of oil in Deeprock's Mol Tatum
in Reeves county; a rainbow show
ing in Big Mesa's No. 1 University
in Upton county and gassing by
Adams No. 1 Grey in Pecos county
we're among principal developments in
oil in West Teaxs during the week
now ending. Locations were made
for new wells in Reeves and Reagan
counties, a new test spudded in in
UPTON county and another was sched-
uled to start in Concho county.
Drilling was resumed late IN
Powell No. 3 in Crockett county with
the hole full of oil and running over
the casing. The total depth then was
2734 feet and the formation had
changed to brown sandy lime,
much softer than the lime struck at
2667 feet and more productive. The
well also was reported to be gass-
ing more heavily. The fact that
Powell No. 3 is around fourteen feet
lower on subSurface structure than
Powell No. ., the Humble's offset 1000
feet due west of the discovery well,
and theoretically also might be con-
sidered an edge well was causing
much speculation as TO the actual
nature of the structure in that part
OF the field. No estimate on the
probable production from No. 3 Powell
could be made.
in the week to resume drilling. This
well was completed in lime at 1888
feet late last October and since has
been flowing around "a barrels daily.
The same amount as the discovery
World well. Carl Cromwelfs well,
147O feet due cast Of No. l Powell,
was fishing for a bailer below 24OO
feet. This well at 100 feet was
running 81 feet higher on the struc-
ture than No. l Powell, with the
subsurface elevation becoming higher
as the depth increases. Humble's No.
| Sorg. about two miles southwest
of the Powell wells, is drilling below
1850 feet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
IS, 900, O00-FOOT
GASSER COMPLETED
IN WEBB COUNTY

MIRANDA CITY. Tex. Jan. 30
Edward st. Adams brought in a big
35,000,000 cubic foot gasser yester-
day in the northeast extension of the
Jim Hogg Field. The well is located
on the west side of the Holbein ranch
and is producing from q total depth
of 205S feet. Casing is set at 2042
feet. Many oil men present when the
well was bailed say that it will maize
better than 100000 cubic feet of
gas.
This is the first Of three wells that
ST. Adams is drilling on the Holbein
ranch in search of another pool of
oil and in the opinion of most oil
men he is pretty close to another big
pool Of Oil that will rival the HEM,
Winch & Fariss field.
The well was drilled under contract
by Allender & Kepley Of Laredo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
DSH TESTS
o SAND IN
!. D j VAL
Companies Launch Cam
pign Around New
outh Texas Cusher.

For wells are being drilled in the
hew 'icdras Pintas Salt Dome field,
FeeeIly opened in Duval county. ac-
tordig to reports received here. Three
bf tsse wells are new tests, while
the ourth is No. 4 Walsh of the
Humble Oil and Refining company,
liscsery well of the field, which is
pein worked over after stopping flow
Two weeks ago.
lie Walsh test flowed between
so and $500 barrels of AZ gravity
Pil / day for more than a month,
Thn suddenly it choked up and had
DO flowed since that time. Operators
Bdcve that the well snnded up and
frdged. A permanent derrick is be-
h built over the hole and another
b will be installed to bring the well
|ick in. Operators are of the opinion
bat the gusher will come back and
'oduce more oil than ever after be-
BIZ brought in the second time.
Seagraves, Moody and Morgan No.
Walsh, 500 feet to the west Of the
Walsh well. has been spudded in and
\ drilling at around 200 feet. This
yell will be rushed with the greatest
Possible speed and it is expected that
i will be to around 1920 feet, the
Producing horizon OF the field, and
y ready to have casing set in less
ban q month.
Humble Oil and Refining company
30. ) Walsh. an offset 400 feet of
BE No. 4, is down around 800 feet,
(sving been drilling for more than
Peek.
The Grayburg Oil compay is spud-
ling in its No. 1 Half, three-auar-
hrs Of a mile TO the north OF the
discovery well. This test will be
PATCHED with a great deal OF interest,
Is it will play a great part in proving
BE width of the new gusher pool.
J. K. Hughes Development company
! preparing to spud in No. Peters
IN survey IL. This well is located
'boIt three-quarters Of a mile north
<sst Of the discovery well.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
1925 MEXICO PRODUCTION
SHOWS ENORMOUS DECLINE

/. This is oil from federal zone
property which all members of the
Association Of Producers of Petroleum
in Mexico refuse to handle. 1t has
been shipped under various names
and the organization, now exporting
loads under the name Of the Mexican
Oil Products Corp, sinye February,
1925.
.. International ceased exporting
January, 1925. Light oil being sold
TO Mexican Eagle and heavy crude
production being delivered TO the
Transcontinental Petroleum company
(Standard of y. j.
STOP SHIPPING.
3. Island Oil and Transport COM
pany ceased exporting December,
1924, when sca-loading terminal at
Palo Blanco, Vera Cruz, on Gulf OF
Mexico was closed. Oil being sold
in the field TO Mexican Eagle.
4. Penn Mex ceased exporting No
vember. 1924. Production being sold
TO the Mexican Eagle.
3. Agwi ceased exporting June,
1924. Production being sold TO Mex
lean Eagle.
O. Continental Mexican General
Petroleum. ceased shipping January,
1924. Production being sold in
field.
Z. Chaddick y Cha, was export
ing company in Mexico for the New
England Fuel Oil and Transport
company of Boston. Stopped ship
ping for own account August. 1924,
and chartered its tanker fleet (Swift'
sure).
S. Freeport Sulphur company Ola
Espuela) started handling its own
exports in November, 1928. Priol
to that time its oil had been handled
through the Fast Coast Oil company
(Southern Pacific).
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
ANOTHER DEEP
W|LDCATFOR
MIRANDA

MIRANDA CITY. Jan. 30.--L. NJ.
Holden has made an important an
nouncement regarding the properties
he controls for oil and gas develop
ment on the upper part of the Jones
ranch east of Hebbronville. This an
nouncement is of far reaching i'm
portance to the Laredo district and
will show conclusively the extent of
the oil-bearing regions between Mi
rando escarpment and the recently
discovered field at Noleda in Duval
county.
The announcement calls for the i'm
mediate drilling Of a deep test well
with rotary tools about one mile north
of the present we'll being drilled on
the Jones ranch with cable tools. a
first-class driler will be in charge OF
the new well and everything known
to oil well drilling will be used in this
new test.
The well now being drilled by ca
Bile tools has recently resumed opera
ton in charge Of J.. V. Ledford, ca
BILE tool man of San Antonio. He
is assisted By G. NJ. Kirkham Of Mi
rando City. This well has had many
setbacks due to caving and lost tools
and parted casing which has retarded
the work. The new manager has sue
cessfully cleared the hole and is now
drilling around 5000 feet.
At about 200 feet the well had q
good showing Of gas and oil which
was drowned out by water on ac-
count Of the driller at the time not
taking necessary precautions in drill
ing through a hard rock and the re-
suit jwas the positive fact that oil
gas came out of the well with the
water. Many attempts were made to
save the well and it was finally de-
cided TO drill the well deeper and Mr..
Holden is expecting sand around
$3.50 feet that will make commercial
well.
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tonic, spudded his No. test, located
on Block 75 of the Edgington sub
division of the PUG ranch. DIR.
Edgington is the pioneer OF the Aviu-
tor pool, having obtained the original
lease from the PUG brothers. He
later drilled the first producing oil
wells on the PUG ranch and subse-
quently sold out to the Andrews Pc
troleum corporation. He has several
thousand acres left which he plans TO
develop in the near future.
ABANDON GASSER
Considerable difficulty has been ex-
pericnced with the No. 1 gasser OF
the Snowden insolvency interest,
which is located on the southeast cor
ner Of survey 6S2. This well was
completed as gasser several weeks
ago and later showed considerable
salt water. 1t was then drilled deep
er and finally abandoned at the depth
of 1902 feet. The casing was shot
and was being removed from the hole
when it blew in again as large
gasser. The well is now being pumped
full of heavy mud and will be aban-
doned as soon as this is completed.
This company has made a location for
No. . ON the south central portion
of the same survey and will move
on tools as soon as No. 1 is plugged.
+. K. Marts is coring below 2142
feet in No. 1 located on block 8, sur
yey 1917, Reiser field. Webb county.
The location of this test is 30 feet
from the deep test that is reported
to have thrown oil over the derrick
from approximately this same depth.
w. G. Ritchison spudded in on No:
I. located on the northeast corner OF
survey Il. A. S. Billings ranch. Webb
county. This location is just south
of the Gates-Kirkpatrick ranch ana
near the Duval county line.
J. H. Winch, trustee. spudded No.
! on survey 43 of the w. G. Billings
ranch. Webb county. Both Of these
tests are in most favorable territory
and will be watched very closely by
the oil men of this district.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
our Wells Drilling in Piedras Pintas Field
Houston Gas
Pipeline Near
Completion

VICTORIA. Tex, Jan. So
A largo caravan Of mules and
trucks owned by the Hope En-
cheering company passed through
Victoria for McFaddin 10 work
on the construction OF the Hous-
ton Gulf Gas company's pipe.
limo for Refugio to Houston.
II was sent here by the state
highway commission 10 top the
state highway running through
this city from the Calhoun
county to the Dewitt county
line.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

Exports Of light and heavy crude,
topped crude and distillates during
1925. totalled but 102, 1871 bar
rcls, a decrease of 33.059,SS barrels
from the amount shipped from Tam
pico and Gulf sea-lcading stations the
year previous.
With the exception Of the Huasteca
Petroleum company all Of the regu-
lar shipping. companies showed n de-
crease. The ,Huasteca loaded 81, III
I26 barrels at Matn Redonda last
year as against 2S,426, 1876 barrels in
1925. Federal zone oil also increased,
being shipped under the name of the
Mexican Oil Products Corporation
and loading 626,S23 barrels against
1902 barrels last year when it
was handled under several shipping
names.
DETAIL FIGURES.
Detailed shipping annual totals for
each company and comparative fig
ures for 1924. follow.