davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
new "COLDS-SEASON
FREEDOM"
NOW CAN Be YOURS

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head cold you've
got 60 have
enough ar.
Nose n1st he
open 20 let re
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
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La gaceta., 1940-04-19

miti6 tambien por carta a los
maTqueses de Rio Verde. no vol
yer a ocuparse de Maria de Ia
Cruz para NADIA.
TAN, el d~iplomAtico cumpii-
ria su promesa, con toda Ia e.
nergfa a que tambien lie enpu-
'jaba ahora, aparte de su educa-
ci6n hidalga, que no le hubiese
permitido traicionar su pala-
bra de honor, Ell rencOr sordO Y
la Fahia que dormia en- el fon-
do de su pechO desde el drama
de Barcelona
Las dos Marias habian trail
cionadO o sus maridos mientras
ellos, Pedro y q, Sc entregaban
en- cuerpo en- cuerpo y alma a
los trabajos de sus respectivas
profesiones, con al coraz6n
puesto en- elias, sohando no mas
asegurarles Ell pOrvenir, cubrlr-
las de hOnOrOs y De bienestareS..
Lna de- hahlan ysvtdo 6&i0 4
La gaceta., 1940-04-19
LA INVESTIGATION FEDE-
RIAL Sc EXTIENDE A LA
r

New Orleans, abril 19.-El
a~sistente abogado general de
los Estados Unidos, o. John
Rogge, autor de la "hmpieza"
en- Ell Estado de louisiana, di6 a
entender aver que Sc vienen We
rificando importantes inwesti-
gaciones en- los Estados de Mi
chigan, Georgia, Arkansas v
Florida. A juicio de Rogge hay
'fuertes indicaciones" de CO.
rrupci6n politica en- Pennsylva-
mia, New Jersey y Florida.
Los nuevos casos seran para
lelos a Cos de Luisiana Aumen-
ia diariamente el nRimero de a.
gentes federales en- cada Esta-
do.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19
ICREpTrO4 DE 96S MILO
AES. PARA LA r
De ERR
vplgq6 Ia MEDIA a IA C6mpru

LH
Washington, abril 19I-Aten
diendo recommendations del d.
mirante Stark, Ell Senado apro-
be aver un credito de $96SJOOO,-
900 para la marina de guerra,
incluyendo la construcci6n de
dos aeorazados de $4,000 tome
|ladas y otros II barcos. Vota-
ron a favor del credito 60 sena-
dores y en- contra cuatro, los
Sres. Capper, Danaher, John,
son y Reed, republicanos.
La MEDIA sera enviada a la
ICamara para discutir con ell Sc
nado, por medic de una conf
sion, los cargos hechos.
Deelarando ante Ell comite de
asuntos navales del Senado, ell
almirante Stark dijo que ell ia
pom pudiera estar construyendo
IL nuevos acorazados, de I'm to-
nelaje desconocido.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

mismo techo.
Era l6gicO, segin BorgOha,
que las dos habian sido c6mpli.
Ices, ayudandose mutuamente en-
eel odioso delito de adulterio...
Ash es que, cuando a los Qua.
.tro meses de vivir en- Toxic.
deSempehando nuestra Emba-
jada en- Ell imperio del Sol Ma
.ciente, un dia, al recibir ell volu-
minoso correo de la bahia Off
cial, Ell grande hombre encon-
tr6se con Ia earta de Maria de
la Cruz, no quiso nj rornper los
sellos de lacre que habia puesto
lie esposa de Pedro de Nlihaz.
FL embajador miro y remir6
aquella carta,
Conocia la letra de Maria.
Que era de ella, Sc 10 atesti-
guaba, ademas, el hecho de es.
tar dirigida la carta a su mn.
jeF...
BOTgoha oomprOb& para ma.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

nadol... 70 soy una mujer bue-
ma, una madre santa, una espo-
sa modelol..."
~ ahoral H..
-Pero este no Sc eNplica, que
rida Maria-dijo Luisa, al fin
rompiendo Ell silencio.
NC, no Sc explica.
- Como va a ser desconoci-
da en- la capital de una nacion,
la embajadora de Otro pais3..
-iClaro!..
-Porque aun suponiendo que
a ella no la conocieran los car
teros o Ia administrator de
correos misma, Ic6mO es que
esa carta tuya no ha lido siquie-
ra a la Embajada espanola en-
Toxic?
I-Claro, clarO, ST.
-Quiza hiciste NAL en- no po-
ner el sobre a nombre del ma
rido de tn prima politica.
.-Souei... JDirigtdO al emba
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

yor certidumbre,' los sellos de
techas de Madrid, Y cotej6 la
letra del sobre con la que la ma
Ore de Celia habia puesto en- su
retrato de boda que les dedica-
ron a ellos, entonces novios, Pc
dro y su mujer, Y que estaba en-
Gina de un musble.
iNada!
No habia duda possible.
lsidorO entonces mantle rte
Jun empleado cualquiera de Ia
Embajada pusiera en- ell dorso
aquellas palabras de "Destina-
tario descOnocido', y que reex-
p.aIera aquella carta a su pro-
cedencia...
DE este mOdo, Ell martirio de
"a muJer santa Y desdichada no
iba a termmar...
FL lectOr sabe, pues, por que
Maria de la Cruz recibia la car
"a mandada cinco meses antas
remote y mistarioao Iap6a..,
La gaceta., 1940-04-19
"TOkio [Jap6nl."

IQue sehas podian ir mas ella
ras y precisas?
Ii ESQ es verdad 1.-two que
conceder Luisita.
Las dos amigos sc mfraron,
sin comprender palabra del E.
nigma.-
Luego, un hondo suspiro Sc
escape de la boca de Maria de
la Cruz.
Ella, que habfa puesto todas
sus esperanzas, todas sus ilusio-
mes y toda su alma EN- la respues
ia de Maria de las Moves, la
respuesta que habia de salvarla,
que la permitiria buScar a Pc
dro o ir a yer a los marqueses
hasta que la recibieran. v decir-
les a uno y otros:
"-iVed aqui Ia prueba IRE
futable de mi inocencial L.. We'd
aqui como tOdos os habeis euga-
La gaceta., 1940-04-19
Sc SUICIDE LA SRA. OWE
LIE SCOTT

Uthizando Ell gas de su estu-
ia, la Sra. OWE lie Scott, de 80
amos de edad, Sc suicide aver por
la mahana en- su dOmicilio del
71619 de la caale North A, en-
esta ciudad. Truman w. Hollo-
way, de az amos, un vecino de
la casa, llam6 a la policia al sen
tir un fuerte olor a gas.
SObreviven a la mujer sus pa
dres, esposos Lee. residences en-
Orlando.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

Ay1dados por cuadrangula-
res de Hank Greenberg y Char
ley Gehringer, los Tigres derro-
taron a los Browns, con score
de A carreras por dos. Cada no
vena bate6 siete hits, pero los
"estacazos' del Detroit fueron
de '1argo metraje'.
A Tommy Bridges los Brown
lie hicieron una carrera en- el ter
cero y la otra en- ell octave.
San Luis &c, III, Oe; Detroit
4c, III, De.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19
LIGA NiACIONAL

Solo un desafio Sc efectu6 a.
yer, d~errotando los Rojos de
Cincinnati a los Cubs de Ohica-
go. Fue un juego renido Y Gene
Thompson dej6 a los bateadores
contrarios en- cinco hits. Los Ro
jos lie batearon ocho a Passeau.
Las carreras del Cinci Sc hi
cieron en- ell octave, al recibir
lombard un pelotazo y batear
tubeyes Mike cCormick y BIZ
lily Myers.
Chicago lie, 5h, 2e; Cincinna-
ii &c, 8h, Oe.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19
TONIC U
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

en- frances; pero como yo he vi
vido en- Belgica mas de un ano,
con mi marido, y ALI Sc habla q
frances cast siempre...
IAh!... w como te explicls
este?
Ill Els que llevaria las sehas
mad puestas?..
INol Mira.
Maria de la Cruz cogi6 la
carta otra vez, y lego EN- voz al
ia la direction del sobre, que
decia:
''Sehora Maria de las Nieves
del Rio Verde, de BorgOha.
Embajadora Dc Espaha en-
Toxic.
e. HHHs.. $751; . Ms
La gaceta., 1940-04-19
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Medals Rojas hicieron
honor a los profetas que les men
cionan como los futures cam
peones y dejaron en- blanco a los
Senadores, con Bagby de pitch
err. Solo cinco hits pudierOn
darle al joven Qanzador los ba-
teadores de Griffith. Hudson
La gaceta., 1940-04-19
Con eI bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira . cuarta)

primer cuadranguiar del a6o.
En- Detroit, Hank Greenber2
v Gehringer d:scargaron peei-
cuias de cuatro esquinas.
Rdforzaron la novena astur
con tres "gallitos" del patio.
Los tres, segGn nos dicen, jue
gan bien a la pelota.
EspOlita asegura que 81 CO
memo NAL, con una derrota, pc
70 que terminara bien.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

Mike Jacobs presentara una
pelea, en- New York, en- ell mes
de JUNO, entire Eric Boone, cam
pe6n de las islas Britanicas, pc
SO ligero, y ell negro Henry Arm
strong, campe6n del peso well
ter.
Sc discutira la corona de Hen
ry, segdn 10 convenidO. Boone,
miembro de la fuerza real ae-
rea, do su asentimiento por "a
BILE.
Jacobs escogera, como site
de la acci6n, entire ell terreno de
los Yankees y Polo Grounds.
uenny Mancini, popular gla'
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

Los Cubs empezaron ell ano
cen dos derrotas, a manos de los
Rojos.
Quiza Gabby piense como Es
polita: empezar NAL y para FL
nalizar bien, con Ia bandera del
ano entire los brazOs.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

Make Schmeling desea vol
ver a pelear con Jose Luis.
La raz6n es muy clara: ga
mar otra bolsa LENA, en- ell case
de que ell p1blico resuelva to-
mar en- serio la pelea.
Schmeling pasa de los 33
amos; pero sus aspiraciones, en-
cuanto a ganar, lie acreditan CO
mo un hombre listo.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19
OEPORTES
con LOS CUANTES

Rafael Legion es ell favorito
en- este case los "expertos" no
sc equivocaran.
Ahora bien, otro experto, ell
Sr. Santana, "amenaza" al Gu
bano con la derrota.
Suponemos que Legion exigi-
ra ell cumplimiento de la prone
sa del peso, de modo que Cooper
no pase de las lat iibras.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

Para hoy estan anunciados
los siguientes juegos: Cincin-
natl en- Pittsburgh, New York
en- Brooklyn, San Luis en- Chica
go Y Boston en- Filadelfia.
Walters lanzara por los Ro-
jos, Gumbert por los Gigantes,
Cooper por Ell San Luis y Erick-
son por ell Boston. Ell Pittsburg
utilizara a Brown, Ell Brooklyn
a Casey, los Cubs a French y los
Philies a Muscahy.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19
LA PELOTA EN- LAS GRANDES UGAS.

cargo con la derrota. Domini-
co DiMaggio bate6 I'm hit e hizo
una carrera. Jimmy Foxx des-
cargo un cuadrangular.
Boston 7c, Oh, lie; Washing
ton DC, 5h, lie
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

Victor Dellicurtim, de New
York, aspirante al titulo de las
LAT libras, superb en- White
Plains, New York, a Eddie
Dunno, un irland6s. Presencia-
ron la pelea $1,000 personas.
Dellicurti derrib6 a Dunno,
por la cuenta de nueve, con un
golpe de derecha a la cabeza'
En- el mismo programa Billy
Bengal, de Chicago, acosto a
Eddie Carroll, de Ottawa.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19
uLrsEs VALE

diador de Brooklyn, wenci6 por
puntos, en- .ocho asaltos, a joey
Fontana. Pesaba ell primero 135
.ibras, media libra mas que 81
contrario.
Mancini atac6 por ell cuerpo,
pero no consigui6 derribar g
Fontana.
Norman Silver, de Flatbush,
superb a Johnny Rudd, de Broo
klyn.
Danny F~asciello, de New
York, derrot6 por nocaut tecni-
co a Johnny Rofrano.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

Pesando 129 libras, Make
Shapiro, del East Side, New
York, venci6 a Bobby Ruffin,
de Lon Island City. El pdblico a
plaudi6 ell justo fallo.
Tami Mauriello anot6 mayor
ndmero de puntos que Walter
Johnson, pGgil de jamestown,
New York.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

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moody, depressed-if your nerves
are constantly on edge and you're
losing your boy friends to more
attractive, poppy women-SNAP
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tired, cross woman
An you msy need is a good reliable
tonic; II so, Just try famous Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
made especially for women. Let Il
sumulate gastric juices to help digest
and assimilate more wholesome food
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

Cubanos y Asturianos juga-
ran 81 primer desaffo del domin
go, a la 1870, y ell segundo tia
lianos y Caballeros Leales.
Sera ''home club" ell Cfrculo
BY en- 81 segundo turno la Uniome
Italiana.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

FL Cincinnati inici6 el cam
peonato con dos victorias, una
proporcionada por ell corpulen-
to Paul Derringer y la otra, con
quistada aver, con Gene ThOmp
son de lanzador.
Los Rojos comenzaron la tenn
.porada hacienda honor a los pro
fetas, 10 mismo que los Medals
Rojas de Boston.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

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ported marvellous benefits from
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WELL WORTH TRYING.
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

jadOr?
ESQ.
Maria de la Cruz Sc encogi6
de hOmbros.
Nj aun asi puede que hubiera
negado a manos del destinata-
rio.
La infeliz, volviendo POGO des
pues con Luis hacia la casa, va
al caer la tarde esplendida de
este dia de verano, sc dbStinaba
en- devanarse los sesos para ha-
llar la clave del enigma"
Pero la clave del enigma esca-
paba por fuerza, a la desdicha-
da, que ignoraba como sabemcs
Ell drama ocurrido en- Barcelo-
ma entire Isidoro y su mujeF.,.
FL ilustre BOrgoha, ldurante
la travesia hacia Oriente q bor-
do del MarSeille que Ell lector no
ha olvidado. habia jurado q Pc
drO de Ndhe4 y asa - 10 tCaa
La gaceta., 1940-04-19

Jimmy Foxx dispar6 aver su
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
Chicuoo Livestock

CHICAGO, Oct, IA tFG.-tUnited states
ho agaf i4 1900 total 10000: active to ali:
to 10 higher than fridays average:
top 20: good and choice, 10000 pounds,
6.5O-65 3OO-35O pounds, largely 6.40-55:
most well-hnished 100000 pound lights,
1880; 3OO-35O-p pound packing sows gem
orally t.OO-25; 35O-45O pounds, 5.65-6.00:
450-5O0 pounds, 5.5o-15.
Salable cattle, $4,000: calves. LOO:
fed steers and yearlings steady; shipper
demand narrow, but supply choice and
prime offerings curtailed because of Jewish
holiday; yearlings and light steers pre-
dominating in run: prime offerings absent:
less activity on yearlings than well-hn-
ished weight bullocks: top, 1880; year.
lings, 1925: numerous loads, 1l.75-12.15:
common and medium grades comparatively
scarce; bulk, $500 head Western Grass
run of prime stockers and feeders; this
class strong to 25 higher with choice head
up to 1900 and better; SLAUGHTER yearlings
to II 90: medium weight feeders. 1000
down; fed yearling heifers fully steady at
I2l5: COWS firm: most western y 80.
best sausage Offerings 7.35; vealers weak
at IL. 50 down; largely 1900.
Salable sheep, 1000. total $500: not
enough done early on fat lambs to establish
a market; about one deck good to choice
natives sold at ESQ to yard traders or
fully steady: early packers bids lower: feed
er lambs about steady: short double 81
pound Montana wkite-fsced feeders, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, Oct. 14-Stocks rail-
lied mildly at the start of today's
market. but lack of follow-through
vigor soon was apparent, and at the
close trends were slightly mixed.
Dealings never attained any real
momentum and transfers for the
five hours were around 100000
shares.
Scattered favorites were up a point
or so for a time Gains, however,
mostly were in minor fractions, and
even these finally were erased in
many cases.
The home business picture SEEM
ingly remained as the principal bar
rier to liquidation. Traders return
ed from their lengthy week end
holiday a bit more optimistic than
otherwise, brokers said although
the majority were disincllned to ex-
tend commitments in view of Far
Eastern tension, confusing war
moves in the Balkans, fiercer bomb
ing raids on London and question
marks surrounding domestic poll
tics.
Steels just about kept their feet
on the ground as this week'c mill
operations were officially figured al
944 per cent of capacity, equaling
I the peak Of last November which, in
turn. was a top since 1929. The in
crease from last week was OF Of
point.
Stocks moderately higher most Of
the day were United States Steel.
Bethlehem, youngstown Sheet. CRU
chile common and preferred, Cerro
de Pasco, Kennecott, United States
Rubber. J. I. Case. International
Harvester. Johns Manville. Westing-
house, Allied Chemical and J. G.
Penney.
/ Backward were Du Pont, General
Electric. Sears WoolWorth,
American Telephone. Southern Rail-
way, Texas Corp, United Aircraft,
Douglas Aircraft and Consolidated
Edison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
Cotton Consumption
Ahead Of Year Ago
In September
Moderate Increase
Seen Despite Drop
From August
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCldle0 fIess-
The Census Bureau reported to-
dav that cotton consumed during
September totaled 629252 bales of
lint and "a ,395 bales of linters. COM
pared with 654.503 of lint and 1851
of linters during August this year
and 624,183 of lint and 8l,709 of
linters during September last year.
Cotton on hand September 80 in
Guided:
In consuming establishments, GIL
1913 bales of lint and 1924 Of
linters. compared with 1892 OF
lint and 394,487 of linters on August
81 this year and 1858, $50 of lint and
1924 of linters on September 30
last year.
In consuming establishments and
at congresses, 1O.733,78 bales Of
lint and 67087 of linters, compared
with 9,120,291 of lint and 7l,140 of
linters on August 81 this year and
14,2O6,343 of lint and 88,433 of lint
ers on September 80 last year.
Imports of cotton during Sep
TENDER were not available for this
report)
Exports of cotton during Septem-
Der totaled 90.555 bales of lint and
2377 of linters, compared with Ga
TAB of lint and 4,210 of linters dur
ing August this year and 644,328 OF
lint and 30,197 of linters during
September last year.
Cotton spindles active during Sep
TENDER totaled 22,278,204, compared
with 22,078,162 during August this
year and 2223l, 1876 during Septem-
Der last year.
Cotton consumed during Septem-
Der included: In cotton-groWing
States, 549. 989 bales, compared with
563, 800 during August this year and
534, 800 during September last year;
and in the New England States,
72,477 bales, compared with 73,l40
and 72,047.
Cotton on hand September 30 in
cluded:
In consuming establishments, in
cotton-growing States, 611,123 bales,
compared with 538,362 bales on
August 81 this year and 724,253 bales
on September 80 last year; and in
the New England States, 146,082
bales, compared with 103,488 and
117,241.
In public storage and at COM
presses, in cotton-growing States,
10,617,839 bales. compared with
zoos, 189 bales on August 81 this
year and 14,184, 1868 bales on Septem-
Der 30 last year; and in the New
England States, 100, 780 bales, COM
pared with 103, 488 and 18,303.
Cotton spindles active during Sep
TENDER included: In cotton-g grow
ing States, 16,965,544, compared
with 1881. 1o8 during August this
year and 16,65e,470 during septem-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
Washington Gas
Sales Show Sharp
September Rise
Notable Gain Scored
In o-Month Period
Over 1899 Mark
By EDWARD c. STONE.

Sales by the Washington Gas
Light Co. in September revealed
another substantial gain over last
year in September and added fur
ther to their upswing in the first
nine months of this year, officials
announced today.
September sales totaled 1852, $50
m. c. f. Thousand cubic feet, COM
pared with 653743 m. c. f. in Sep
TENDER, 1889 or an increase of
108,707 Cumulative gas sales in the
fist nine months of this year to-
tailed 10,2l2012 m. c. f., as COM
pared with 8,631,877 m. c. f. in the
like period last year, a notable ad-
vance of 1,580,135 m. C. f.
Used as a business barometer,
the September and longer-term in
creases indicate steady improve
ment in the Capital. With cooler
weather approaching, gas sales are
bound to increase rapidly in the
last quarter Of 1910 and end the year
we'll ahead of 1899. Monthly COM
parsons Of sales in 1910 with 1899
follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
Chicago Grain
3, the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14-Scattered
speculative buying, coupled with
some support from milling interests,
today lifted VIII at prices around a
cent a bushel.
Trade was narrow most Of the ses-
SIGN and traders lacked enthusiasm.
A sharp increase OF the amount Of
wheat on which the Government had
loaned money was the chief topic OF
discussion. 1t was generally believed
that prices of fu ure deliveries would
have to advance to the level OF cash
grain before there would be re-
sumption of broad. active trade. All
other grains likewise displayed
strength.
Wheat closed near the days best
levels and l2-7s cent above Fridays
finish. December. 842., May, 83l2,
and corn was al cent up; Deem
Der, 597s 81. May, 6O74-Ts; oats, I'M
changed to l.. up: SOY beans, as
p loiol,ar onJ 1orJ Ok IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
McGiII Staple Index
Scores New Coins
Special Dispatch to The Star.


AUBURNDALE. Mass. Oct. IA
The Index of All Commodities COM
piled by the McGill Commodity Serv-
ice, Inc, advanced to TIC on Octo-
Der II as against TIA a week earlier
Major strength was noted through
out the list of industrial commod-
tiles.
Agricultural prices, however, fin
ished the week at slightly lower
levels, and livestock prices remain
unchanged from a weak earlier. OF
the IA groups comprising the
Index II advanced, only 2 declined
and l remained unchanged.
The industrial index strength
ened rather sharply, as higher prices
were posted for building materials
chemicals, fuels, hides and leather
non-ferrous metals, ferrous metals
paint materials, paper and pulp, fine
textiles, and vegetable oils. In this
group only coarse textiles declined
during the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
Money Shifted From U. 5.
To South America
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14-Informed
banking sources said today consid-
cradle amounts OF money had been
shifted from the United States to
South America lately, mostly to
Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay, sup
posedly to find a new haven from
war in event this country becomes
involved in the conflict.
Much of the capital, one bank
official said. appeared to be funds
which had been shifted to the
United States from Central Europe,
including accounts of refugees from
war zones, and transferred as pre-
caution against additional blocking
of foreign assets here.
Banking circles expressed the
view the shift was intended to find
a refuge for cash rather than in
vestment outlet in South America.
Transfers, it was explained, mostly
have been in sums ranging to SIS 900
and $4,000.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Oct. IA lP.-Esss two
coiors. fancy to extra fancy aSt8os; -e ex
tras. .,251a' sraded frsts. 2I'.; seconds.
lsie: average checks, l512-16h4. Re-
frigerator fancy to extra fancy, 2225:
extras 212: standards, 2O-20l2: firSts,
20: seconds, 1S-1Sla; mediums. is; dirties.
1112-lS.
Whites (resale of premium marks. 3S-
40l3l: nearby and Midwestern, premium
marks. 35-37i2: specials. 3412: standards.
rs; resales of exchange to fancy heavier
mediums, :1la-3D; mediums; ~; pullets.
10 REFRIGERATOR. nearby and Midwestern.
specials. 24-26l2; standards, 21la-22
firsts, 191a-2012; mediums, 1921.
Browns nearby and Midwestern fancy
to extra fancy. 81 l2-37: specials, 3Oi2:
standards 25 mediums. 231a24; pullets.
17-17l2.
Duck eggs, $3.50
Butter 1.-TWO days receipts. 500. 9ac;
f1rm. Creamery, hisher than extra. 3O34-
31la extra (92 score). 30l2: frsts 1881
score; 2s'4-30h; seconds ts4-s7 score).
2634-2SA.
cheese 1.-TWO days EseeiptD, 39s;44I;
1924: current makes, 17-17A.
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New York Bank Stocks
Up 2.22 Per Cent
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK. Oct. l4.-NeW York
City bank stocks continued higher
during the last week, according to
records compiled by Holt, Rose &
Troster.
The aggregate market value of 16
leading issues at the close on Friday,
october IL. was S1.415 1923 900, COM
pared with $1,385 ,081 900 at the
close of the previous week, an in
crease of $3O,748,O0O, or 2.22 per
cent.
The current average yield of the
Is issues of 4.57 per cent compares
with a yield of ACT per cent on
October f. The current market
value equals SO per cent of the
known book value, against SO per
cent at the close of the previous
week.