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political question finished for the time being, the Bourse can develop the upward movement. Rentes profited considerably by the more favorable tendency and their firmness gave a fillip to the general situation. Banks took a leading place in the trading, much business being done with some interesting rises. Banque de France, Banque de l’Algérie, and Union Parisienne ended brilliantly. The same was true of Comptoir d’Escompte, Crédit Foncier, and Crédit Lyonnais, all of which progressed. Rente Foncière and Générale Foncière were resistant. Many Specialities to Foreign Rails, notably Nord and Est, improved in the final trading. Electrical company shares showed remarkable firmness, with heavy purchases and good gains for Distribution, Compagnie Générale d’Electricité, Energie du Nord de la France and Thomson. Metallurgical stocks, too, were in favor, principally Electro-Métallurgie de Dives and Forges du Nord et de l’Est. Led by Gourrières, the tone of coals was exceptionally good, Courrières being bought heavily. In the arbitrage section, Rio was weaker, but Central Mining, Oriental Carpet and Lautaro were firm. On the Curb, Rubbers came into favor, while Gold Mines and Oils were steady. Territorial were quieter. Hotchkiss was up, but Tubize was decidedly weak. Small speculators paid considerable attention to Corocoro and Camp Bird, but in the final trading enthusiasm gave way to modération. FINANCIAL FUSES — Mr. John Hertz has retired from the chairmanship of the Yellow Cab Company of Chicago and he announces the sale of his controlling interest to another former newsboy, Mr. Charles A. McCullough, President of the Parmalee Transfer Company. AMERICA TO SAIL TOMORROW The United States Lines office in Paris announces today that the liner America has been delayed by dense fog in the roads at Bremerhaven and that consequently she will sail from Cherbourg for New York tomorrow, instead of today, as scheduled. It had already been announced that a change would be made in the time of departure of the special boat train from Paris for the America. The boat train is now to leave Saint-Lazare tomorrow afternoon at 3:25 o’clock. THE TOPIC OF THE DAY Autonomy in Alsace Comes Up Again. Today
and Camp Bird, but in the final trading enthusiasm gave way to modération. FINANCIAL FUSES — Mr. John Hertz has retired from the chairmanship of the Yellow Cab Company of Chicago and he announces the sale of his controlling interest to another former newsboy, Mr. Charles A. McCullough, President of the Parmalee Transfer Company. AMERICA TO SAIL TOMORROW The United States Lines office in Paris announces today that the liner America has been delayed by dense fog in the roads at Bremerhaven and that consequently she will sail from Cherbourg for New York tomorrow, instead of today, as scheduled. It had already been announced that a change would be made in the time of departure of the special boat train from Paris for the America. The boat train is now to leave Saint-Lazare tomorrow afternoon at 3:25 o’clock. THE TOPIC OF THE DAY Autonomy in Alsace Comes Up Again. Today elections are being held in Altkirch and Colmar (Haut-Rhin) for Deputies to the Chamber to succeed M. Ricklin and Ressé, the two Alsatians whose return to the Chamber at the last general election was disallowed in consequence of their having been sentenced in connection with the Autonomist movement. At Colmar there are four candidates. Abbé Hanier is standing as a Catholic National; M. René Hauss is the Autonomist candidate; M. Richard represents the Socialist Party and Candidate Murschel the Communist Party. At Altkirch there is a straight fight between M. Sturmel, one of the Autonomists who were acquitted at the trial at Colmar when Mss. Ricklin and Rossé were condemned, and M. Sibermann, a former Deputy who is standing as an Independent. The question of autonomy, far from settling down following the trial at Colmar, has been revived by the recent attempt on the life of M. Fachot, who was Public Prosecutor in that trial, by an Autonomist. The Autonomists are making every effort to secure the return of their candidates. Feeling runs very high. The National Parties in Colmar have secured Abbé Hanser to contest the seat vacated by M. Rossé in an attempt to allay local passions by
there are four candidates. Abbé Hanier is standing as a Catholic National; M. René Hauss is the Autonomist candidate; M. Richard represents the Socialist Party and Candidate Murschel the Communist Party. At Altkirch there is a straight fight between M. Sturmel, one of the Autonomists who were acquitted at the trial at Colmar when Mss. Ricklin and Rossé were condemned, and M. Sibermann, a former Deputy who is standing as an Independent. The question of autonomy, far from settling down following the trial at Colmar, has been revived by the recent attempt on the life of M. Fachot, who was Public Prosecutor in that trial, by an Autonomist. The Autonomists are making every effort to secure the return of their candidates. Feeling runs very high. The National Parties in Colmar have secured Abbé Hanser to contest the seat vacated by M. Rossé in an attempt to allay local passions by putting forward a candidate with a programme which might exercise a pacifying influence while receiving general support. M. Hanser has issued a manifesto in which he admits that the relations between France and Alsace are becoming more and more strained every day, and that the attempted murder of M. Fachot has provoked a storm of indignation and distrust towards Alsace in the entire French press, so that the slightest provocation at today’s elections may involve relations still further. He proposes as the right policy for Alsace unreserved union with France and the fullest participation of Alsace in the civilizing mission of France, but bilingualism in the schools and law courts, the maintenance of the status quo in religious matters, liberty and toleration in the schools and churches, in accordance with Alsatian traditions and the existing laws in Alsace. From the administrative point of view he advocates equality between French and Alsatian officials. This programme is a long way from the French idea of unity, and for the most part the press has received it in frigid silence. French opinion has become hardened even to the more moderate claims of Alsace. In these circumstances the Autonomists are retaliating with a policy
has provoked a storm of indignation and distrust towards Alsace in the entire French press, so that the slightest provocation at today’s elections may involve relations still further. He proposes as the right policy for Alsace unreserved union with France and the fullest participation of Alsace in the civilizing mission of France, but bilingualism in the schools and law courts, the maintenance of the status quo in religious matters, liberty and toleration in the schools and churches, in accordance with Alsatian traditions and the existing laws in Alsace. From the administrative point of view he advocates equality between French and Alsatian officials. This programme is a long way from the French idea of unity, and for the most part the press has received it in frigid silence. French opinion has become hardened even to the more moderate claims of Alsace. In these circumstances the Autonomists are retaliating with a policy of extravagant claims, all the more so because of the Liberal programme of M. Hanser. Nevertheless, it is claimed that the Autonomists have the support of at least two-thirds of the energy. At Colmar the situation is complicated by the intervention of a Communist, for hitherto Communist sympathy has been on the side of the Autonomists; yet M. Murschel has declared that he would prefer even the Abbé to M. Hauss. SHIPPING UNE EXPRESS SERVICE TO NEW YORK From SOUTHAMPTON & CHERBOURG Aquitania Jan. 23 Mauretania Feb. 6 Aquitania Feb. 20 Also carries Tourist third class passengers. CABIN SERVICE TO NEW YORK From SOUTHAMPTON & CHERBOURG VIA HALIFAX Aurania Jan. 17 Iasonia Jan. 24 Also carries Tourist third class passengers. LIVERPOOL-NEW YORK Athenia Jan. 26 Via Boston. LIVERPOOL QUEENSTOWN-HALIFAX Andania Jan. 19 APPLY TO: 3, Rue Scribe Tel.: Gut. 83-01 to 83-06 inc! 9, Rue de l’Isly (3rd class). Tel Cent. 72-28 4, Rue de Rome (Tourist Third class). Cent 58-46, 58-47. 5, Rue du Conservatoire (freight). Tel.: Prov. 74-50. 74-51. NICE: 11, Promenade des Anglais. AGENTS EVERYWHERE Against the Yellow New York Southampton Command From Alexandria Naples Genoa Marseille Pr. Monroe Jan.16 Jan.20 Jan.22 Jan.23 Pr. Wilson Jan.29 Feb.3
on the side of the Autonomists; yet M. Murschel has declared that he would prefer even the Abbé to M. Hauss. SHIPPING UNE EXPRESS SERVICE TO NEW YORK From SOUTHAMPTON & CHERBOURG Aquitania Jan. 23 Mauretania Feb. 6 Aquitania Feb. 20 Also carries Tourist third class passengers. CABIN SERVICE TO NEW YORK From SOUTHAMPTON & CHERBOURG VIA HALIFAX Aurania Jan. 17 Iasonia Jan. 24 Also carries Tourist third class passengers. LIVERPOOL-NEW YORK Athenia Jan. 26 Via Boston. LIVERPOOL QUEENSTOWN-HALIFAX Andania Jan. 19 APPLY TO: 3, Rue Scribe Tel.: Gut. 83-01 to 83-06 inc! 9, Rue de l’Isly (3rd class). Tel Cent. 72-28 4, Rue de Rome (Tourist Third class). Cent 58-46, 58-47. 5, Rue du Conservatoire (freight). Tel.: Prov. 74-50. 74-51. NICE: 11, Promenade des Anglais. AGENTS EVERYWHERE Against the Yellow New York Southampton Command From Alexandria Naples Genoa Marseille Pr. Monroe Jan.16 Jan.20 Jan.22 Jan.23 Pr. Wilson Jan.29 Feb.3 Feb.5 Feb.9 Pr. Veracruz Feb.13 Feb.27 Feb.13 Feb.20 Pr. Hayes Feb.27 Mar.3 Mar.5 Mar.6 PARIS: 11, Rue Scribe. Tel.-Central 34-03.—GENOA: 17, Via Nuova Via Nuova. Tel. 23-066.—NAPLES: 55, Via Guglielmo San Felice. Tel. 24-419.—ROME: 21, Piazza del Popolo. Tel. 63-241.—MARSEILLES, 21, Rue de la République. Tel. Colbert 2-07.—ALEXANDRIA: 5, Rue Fouad II. Tel. 38-97 14-19. — Or apply to all principal Tourist Agencies. COSULICH UNI THE SUNNY SOUTHERN LANE TO NEW YORK EXPRESS SERVICE DE LUXE M.v. Vulcania Trieste. Feb. 5, Naples Feb. 8 Marseilles Feb. 9 s.s. Presidente Wilson Trieste—Jan. 19, Naples Jan. 27 Lisbon Jan. 25 Apply: PARIS, 1, Rue Auber: MARSEILLE, 38. Rue de la République; LONDON. 2, Cannon Street, Trafalgar Square; ZURICH, 31, Bahnhofstrasse. Offices and Agents in all large Cities. VIA BOULOGNE AND SOUTHAMPTON N., AMSTERDAM Jan. 16 ROTTERDAM Jan. 23 VEENDAM Jan. 26 RYNDAM Feb. 6 Charles-Doulton in 2 hrs. 50 minutes Paris: 4, Rue Scribe.—LONDON, 18. Pall Mall.—GENEVA: 24. Gr. Quai.— ZURICH. 46. Bahnhofstrasse.—BRUSSELS: 52, 54, Boulevard Anspach. — ROME: 59, Plaza di Spagna. FOR ALL POINTS IN Canada, United States, the Caribbean, Russia and New Zealand FROM SOUTHAMPTON & CHERBOURG TO SAINT JOHN N.B. 1) MELITA Feb. 9 1) Leaves Antwerp February
Fouad II. Tel. 38-97 14-19. — Or apply to all principal Tourist Agencies. COSULICH UNI THE SUNNY SOUTHERN LANE TO NEW YORK EXPRESS SERVICE DE LUXE M.v. Vulcania Trieste. Feb. 5, Naples Feb. 8 Marseilles Feb. 9 s.s. Presidente Wilson Trieste—Jan. 19, Naples Jan. 27 Lisbon Jan. 25 Apply: PARIS, 1, Rue Auber: MARSEILLE, 38. Rue de la République; LONDON. 2, Cannon Street, Trafalgar Square; ZURICH, 31, Bahnhofstrasse. Offices and Agents in all large Cities. VIA BOULOGNE AND SOUTHAMPTON N., AMSTERDAM Jan. 16 ROTTERDAM Jan. 23 VEENDAM Jan. 26 RYNDAM Feb. 6 Charles-Doulton in 2 hrs. 50 minutes Paris: 4, Rue Scribe.—LONDON, 18. Pall Mall.—GENEVA: 24. Gr. Quai.— ZURICH. 46. Bahnhofstrasse.—BRUSSELS: 52, 54, Boulevard Anspach. — ROME: 59, Plaza di Spagna. FOR ALL POINTS IN Canada, United States, the Caribbean, Russia and New Zealand FROM SOUTHAMPTON & CHERBOURG TO SAINT JOHN N.B. 1) MELITA Feb. 9 1) Leaves Antwerp February 8. SPECIAL SAILING TO NEW YORK EMPRESS of SCOTLAND. Jan. 19 LIVERPOOL to SAINT JOHN, N.B MINNESOTA Jan. 18 VANCOUVER TO JAPAN AND CHINA EMPRESS of RUSSIA. Feb. 2 COMTE DE RIVAUD DIES IN CANNES CANNES (Alpes-Maritimes), Sunday.—Comte de Rivaud died in his villa here last night, after a brief illness. Comte de Rivaud was widely known, particularly as owner of a famous racing stable which has provided many celebrated horses and which, for example, had a favored entry in the Prix de Cimiez at Nice this afternoon. RACING IN FRANCE RESULTS AT VINCENNES PRIX DE LA MAYENNE.—1. Caline IV; 2. Capucine II; 3. Chois. Mutuel unified at Sfr.—W.: 37. PL; 13, 14.50, 12. PRIX SAINT-NAZAIRE.—1. Dur Cœur; 2. Dame Worthy; 3. Deauvillais. PRIX CRESSERONS.—1. Dontrien; 2. Diden C; 3. Duc de Normandie. RESULTS AT NICE PRIX DES ORANGERS.—1. Lysis; 2. Charmeur; 3. Charme. Mutuel unified at Sfr.—W.: 14.50. PL; 10.50, 13.50. PRIX DU CERCLE DES ETRANGERS DE MONACO.—1. Dehain; 2. Automate; 3. Ranelagh. RESULTS AT PAU PRIX DE L’ARMAGNAC—1. Hobby; 2. Fatale Erreur; 3. Grand As. Mutuel unified at 5fr.—W.; 10. PL; 6, 6.50, 12. CLOSING PRICES IN WALL STREET ON JANUARY 12 Ex Lond. 60 days.. ” demand.
illness. Comte de Rivaud was widely known, particularly as owner of a famous racing stable which has provided many celebrated horses and which, for example, had a favored entry in the Prix de Cimiez at Nice this afternoon. RACING IN FRANCE RESULTS AT VINCENNES PRIX DE LA MAYENNE.—1. Caline IV; 2. Capucine II; 3. Chois. Mutuel unified at Sfr.—W.: 37. PL; 13, 14.50, 12. PRIX SAINT-NAZAIRE.—1. Dur Cœur; 2. Dame Worthy; 3. Deauvillais. PRIX CRESSERONS.—1. Dontrien; 2. Diden C; 3. Duc de Normandie. RESULTS AT NICE PRIX DES ORANGERS.—1. Lysis; 2. Charmeur; 3. Charme. Mutuel unified at Sfr.—W.: 14.50. PL; 10.50, 13.50. PRIX DU CERCLE DES ETRANGERS DE MONACO.—1. Dehain; 2. Automate; 3. Ranelagh. RESULTS AT PAU PRIX DE L’ARMAGNAC—1. Hobby; 2. Fatale Erreur; 3. Grand As. Mutuel unified at 5fr.—W.; 10. PL; 6, 6.50, 12. CLOSING PRICES IN WALL STREET ON JANUARY 12 Ex Lond. 60 days.. ” demand. Ditts.. ” cable transp.... Exch. Pans U.S. Lib 3 1/2 % .. U.S Lib. 4 1/4 %.. Advance Rumely .. Air Reduction Allied Chemical .. .Ails Chambers ..... Am. Ag Chem. .... Ain. can m. Car & Found.. American Ice ...... Am Express ...... Amer F. Power.... Am Home Prod.. .. m International... Am. Light & Tract... Am. Lmseed Am. Llnseed Pref... Am. Locomotive American Metal Am Power & Light.. Am Radiator Coin... Ain Smelting vin Steel Foundry .. Am. Sugar » Am Elec. & Teleg... Am Tobacco Am Water Works., un Woolen ....... Anaconda Copper... Anglo-Am. Oil Armour & Co A”.. Armour & Co “B’’.. Atchison Topeka... Atch. Topeka Pr— Atlantic coast ...... At. Refining Baldwin Locomotive... Baltimore & Ohio... Bethlehem Steel .... British Am. Tob.,.. Brooklyn Edison... Brooklyn-Manhattan Br. Union Gas.. Byers Co. California Petroleum.. Calumet & Hecla.... Copper & Hecla.,.. Central Pacific.,.. Cerro de Pasco .... Chandler Motors ,.. Ches and Ohio Chic City c Pr Chic Gr West Chic Gr West Pr... Chi Mil A St. P... C M & St p Pr .. Chic and N W Chic R I * Pac..^ ' Childs Company ... Chile Copper ...... coca cola 171 1/2 84.68 Col.
.. m International... Am. Light & Tract... Am. Lmseed Am. Llnseed Pref... Am. Locomotive American Metal Am Power & Light.. Am Radiator Coin... Ain Smelting vin Steel Foundry .. Am. Sugar » Am Elec. & Teleg... Am Tobacco Am Water Works., un Woolen ....... Anaconda Copper... Anglo-Am. Oil Armour & Co A”.. Armour & Co “B’’.. Atchison Topeka... Atch. Topeka Pr— Atlantic coast ...... At. Refining Baldwin Locomotive... Baltimore & Ohio... Bethlehem Steel .... British Am. Tob.,.. Brooklyn Edison... Brooklyn-Manhattan Br. Union Gas.. Byers Co. California Petroleum.. Calumet & Hecla.... Copper & Hecla.,.. Central Pacific.,.. Cerro de Pasco .... Chandler Motors ,.. Ches and Ohio Chic City c Pr Chic Gr West Chic Gr West Pr... Chi Mil A St. P... C M & St p Pr .. Chic and N W Chic R I * Pac..^ ' Childs Company ... Chile Copper ...... coca cola 171 1/2 84.68 Col. Fuel & Iron.. .. 70 1/2 L'ido O. * T. A 30 3/8 4.85.00 'Castoria of ..... 144 Montgomery Ward.... 14-1 3/4 110 Castlen Kodak .... 5 83 1/2 71 3/8 Electric Boat 13 Nash Motors 103 84 1/2 Illuminating Bond — National Biscuit.... 1.92 3/4 108 Electric Investors... 87 Nat. Cash.R.A.W.I... 99 3/8 95 3/8 Electric Power & Light. 46 1/2 National Dairy ..... 130 1/4 74 7/8 National Jouson.. 80 National Lead ..... 148 1/2 88 1/2 Erie Railroad ..... AT ♦ /8 Nat. Power A Light.. 45 9/8 195 1/2 Erie Rail. Pref. .. 61 3/4 N.R.,Mex.2nd Pref... 3 178 1/2 . Fed. Light and T.. 73 1/2 Nev. Con Cop. .. 75 1/2 Fisk Rubber ....... 15 7/8 New O. I and M., 26 35 1/2 Northern ........ 79 1/2 N.Y. Air Brake .... 85 1/4 119 3/4 Freeport Texas .... 52 3/4 New York Central.. 189 3/4 show Asphalt .., 50 3/8 N.Y C. & S.L 138 1/2 17 1/2 General Cigar . 67 1/2 N.Y. N.H & H 85 1/2 9 General Electric.... 235 7/8 Norfolk & Western.. 190 199 General Motors .... 198 ' N. Am. Co 92 1/8 44 1/2 Northern Pacific.,..
Nat. Cash.R.A.W.I... 99 3/8 95 3/8 Electric Power & Light. 46 1/2 National Dairy ..... 130 1/4 74 7/8 National Jouson.. 80 National Lead ..... 148 1/2 88 1/2 Erie Railroad ..... AT ♦ /8 Nat. Power A Light.. 45 9/8 195 1/2 Erie Rail. Pref. .. 61 3/4 N.R.,Mex.2nd Pref... 3 178 1/2 . Fed. Light and T.. 73 1/2 Nev. Con Cop. .. 75 1/2 Fisk Rubber ....... 15 7/8 New O. I and M., 26 35 1/2 Northern ........ 79 1/2 N.Y. Air Brake .... 85 1/4 119 3/4 Freeport Texas .... 52 3/4 New York Central.. 189 3/4 show Asphalt .., 50 3/8 N.Y C. & S.L 138 1/2 17 1/2 General Cigar . 67 1/2 N.Y. N.H & H 85 1/2 9 General Electric.... 235 7/8 Norfolk & Western.. 190 199 General Motors .... 198 ' N. Am. Co 92 1/8 44 1/2 Northern Pacific.,.. 98 1/2 170 1/4 National Safety . 120 3/8 Ont & Western... 28 1/2 62 1/2 Goodrich Tire .... 100 1/12 05 Elevator 295 1/4 260 Goodyear Tire ..... 433 1/2 Owens Bottle 7 3/4 121 G. Southern Pref... 109 3/4 Pacific Oil 86 1/4 Gulf Oil 160 7/8 Packard Motors.... 143 3/4 31 1/4 Gulf States Steel... 70 1/2 Pan-American Pet.— — Holland & Son L.... Pan-Am. Pet AT.B... 48 1 /2 75 1/2 Hudson Motors .... 86 Pathfinder Exchange. Es 181 1/2 Duble Oil 100 1/4 Pennsylvania 77 1/2. 173 5/8 14up Motor Car ... 79 1/8 People Gas. Chic 75 1/2 111. Cent. i 4-C Philadelphia Co..... 170 — Inter Continental Oil of Can... — Phillips Pet 43 1/2 45 5/8 Spiritual Coppers .... 43 Pirk Barth 149 3/8 Inter R. 1rans .... 53 1/2 Pierce Arr Com,.. 105 3/4 Inter Cements C.... 90 1/2 Pittsburgh Coal Cert... 76 22 Inter Comb Eng .. 79 Postum Cereal N... ' 77 3/8 256 Inter Harvester.... 99 14 r Prairie State Gas .. 60 4/2 — Inter Mer. Marine.. 61 1/2 Pressed Steel Car.. 21 3/4 19 3/8 Inter Mer Mar pr... 38 Public Serv Corp... 86 60 inter
Motors.... 143 3/4 31 1/4 Gulf States Steel... 70 1/2 Pan-American Pet.— — Holland & Son L.... Pan-Am. Pet AT.B... 48 1 /2 75 1/2 Hudson Motors .... 86 Pathfinder Exchange. Es 181 1/2 Duble Oil 100 1/4 Pennsylvania 77 1/2. 173 5/8 14up Motor Car ... 79 1/8 People Gas. Chic 75 1/2 111. Cent. i 4-C Philadelphia Co..... 170 — Inter Continental Oil of Can... — Phillips Pet 43 1/2 45 5/8 Spiritual Coppers .... 43 Pirk Barth 149 3/8 Inter R. 1rans .... 53 1/2 Pierce Arr Com,.. 105 3/4 Inter Cements C.... 90 1/2 Pittsburgh Coal Cert... 76 22 Inter Comb Eng .. 79 Postum Cereal N... ' 77 3/8 256 Inter Harvester.... 99 14 r Prairie State Gas .. 60 4/2 — Inter Mer. Marine.. 61 1/2 Pressed Steel Car.. 21 3/4 19 3/8 Inter Mer Mar pr... 38 Public Serv Corp... 86 60 inter Nickel 53 1/2 Pullman co ... 50 36 1/4 Inter Paper ....... J Puma Alegre Stig... ; 66 Inter Petroleum! 55 3/4 Pure Oil 25 3/8 88 Inter Tel & Tel... • 206 PR Cal Iron 32 .'52 1/2 Jordan Motor , 13 3/8 Radio Corporation.. 359 3/4 38 1/4 Kansas City s .. 96 1/2 Reading 108 7/8 76 1/8 Gelly Springsfield... 22 1/8 Reading First Pr... — 132 1/4 Teasaco Copper... 155 7/8 Mio Motor* Mi.iM 29 1/8 Reignion Typewriter, Rep. iron & Steel, Reynolds Tobacco.. Royal Dutch St Joseph Lead... St.L. & San Fran.. St Louis & S.W.. Sears-Roebuck .... Seaboard Air Line. Simcoe Co Shell Transport .. Shell Union Oil... Simmons and Co.. Skelly oil South-Eastern po. ,. S Porto Rico Sugar southern Pacific... Southern Railway,. Southern Railroad Pr.,. Stand Gas & Elec.. Stan Qtl of Cal.,. Stan oil of Ind... Stan oil of Kent.. Stan oil of N.J.. Stan oil of N.Y.. Stewart Warner... Studebaker ... Tennessee Copper’ Tex. Corporation,. Texas Gulf Sul.,. Texas & Pacific... Third Av. Timken Bearing... Tobacco Products. Union Carbide ..’ Union Oil of Cal.] Union Pacific .. « ‘ Union Pacific Pr. ] United Cigar ..... United Drug ....’ United
Kansas City s .. 96 1/2 Reading 108 7/8 76 1/8 Gelly Springsfield... 22 1/8 Reading First Pr... — 132 1/4 Teasaco Copper... 155 7/8 Mio Motor* Mi.iM 29 1/8 Reignion Typewriter, Rep. iron & Steel, Reynolds Tobacco.. Royal Dutch St Joseph Lead... St.L. & San Fran.. St Louis & S.W.. Sears-Roebuck .... Seaboard Air Line. Simcoe Co Shell Transport .. Shell Union Oil... Simmons and Co.. Skelly oil South-Eastern po. ,. S Porto Rico Sugar southern Pacific... Southern Railway,. Southern Railroad Pr.,. Stand Gas & Elec.. Stan Qtl of Cal.,. Stan oil of Ind... Stan oil of Kent.. Stan oil of N.J.. Stan oil of N.Y.. Stewart Warner... Studebaker ... Tennessee Copper’ Tex. Corporation,. Texas Gulf Sul.,. Texas & Pacific... Third Av. Timken Bearing... Tobacco Products. Union Carbide ..’ Union Oil of Cal.] Union Pacific .. « ‘ Union Pacific Pr. ] United Cigar ..... United Drug ....’ United Fruit .....’ U S Cast Iron Pipe U.S Distributing. ] U.S ' Industrial Alcohol. ] U.S Realty & Improv,. U.S Rubber ..... U.S Smelting .... U S Steel Corp.. U.S Steel Pref.... Utah Copper ..... Vacuum oil Vanadium Washash Commerce).. Washash Pref. Ward Bak'g Co B,. Western Pacific.,. Westinghouse Atr Br.. West Union Tel ,. Westinghouse Manuf.. White Motors .... Woolworth Co. ... WORTHING Pump .. fto »«•.•&gt;«••*••*«•««« 30 3 1/2 83 1/2 161 1/4 34 1/2 66 9/2 117 173 1/2 10 1/4 130 1/2 55 28 1/8 96 42 78 42 131 155 3/8 68 3/4 89 1/2 57 1/2 42 5/8 '140 87 3/4 18 3/8 64 3/8 78 3/8 36 78 41 0 1 / 4 199 1 /i 48 3/4 215 1/2 26 1/4 141 44 3/4 15 3/4 429 3 /4 83 3/4 . 51 7/8 68 1/8 166 3/4 141 1,4 293 116 •104 74 06 18 7/8 47 7/8 16 1 1/4 42 1/8 44 32 3/4 9 1/2 56 1/2 VANCOUVER TO AUSTRALIA AG RANG! ....... Feb. Regular freight sailings from Le Havre for Canadian ports. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY PARIS, 7, Rue Scribe.; Central 75-90. BERLIN, Unter den Linden, 39. Offices
Br.. West Union Tel ,. Westinghouse Manuf.. White Motors .... Woolworth Co. ... WORTHING Pump .. fto »«•.•&gt;«••*••*«•««« 30 3 1/2 83 1/2 161 1/4 34 1/2 66 9/2 117 173 1/2 10 1/4 130 1/2 55 28 1/8 96 42 78 42 131 155 3/8 68 3/4 89 1/2 57 1/2 42 5/8 '140 87 3/4 18 3/8 64 3/8 78 3/8 36 78 41 0 1 / 4 199 1 /i 48 3/4 215 1/2 26 1/4 141 44 3/4 15 3/4 429 3 /4 83 3/4 . 51 7/8 68 1/8 166 3/4 141 1,4 293 116 •104 74 06 18 7/8 47 7/8 16 1 1/4 42 1/8 44 32 3/4 9 1/2 56 1/2 VANCOUVER TO AUSTRALIA AG RANG! ....... Feb. Regular freight sailings from Le Havre for Canadian ports. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY PARIS, 7, Rue Scribe.; Central 75-90. BERLIN, Unter den Linden, 39. Offices throughout Europe, and at all principal tourist Agencies HAMBURG BOULOGNE-SUR-MER SOUTHAMPTON TO NEW YORK NEW YORK Jan. 17 DEUTSCHLAND Feb. 2 HAMBURG Feb. 9 ALBERT BALLIN Feb. 16 HAMBURG BOULOGNE-SUR-MER COBH (QUEENSTOWN) TO NEW YORK CLEVELAND Feb. 22 Steamers leave Hamburg one day earlier Mediterranean cruises 1929 by the Special Cruising Steamer “Océana.” APPLY: Ubis, Rue Scribe, PARIS. . 7-9, Rue Croix-de-Bois, NICE. 66-68, Haymarket, LONDON, S.W. 1. .Alsterdamm, 25, HAMBURG. Unter den Linden, 8. BERLIN. Karntnerstrasse, 38, WIEN 1. TRAVEL SEE CREYNOLD SERVICE FOR TRAVELERS — SIGHTSEEING TOURS SHOPPING EXCHANGE & BANKING INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION AVIDE P RONE CENTRAL 53-91 P V ADELBUCKE, Gérant. Printed by the imprimeries Parisiennes Réunies, 33, Rue Jean-Jacques-Rousseau, Paris. (E, F usât, Printers.),
Cruising Steamer “Océana.” APPLY: Ubis, Rue Scribe, PARIS. . 7-9, Rue Croix-de-Bois, NICE. 66-68, Haymarket, LONDON, S.W. 1. .Alsterdamm, 25, HAMBURG. Unter den Linden, 8. BERLIN. Karntnerstrasse, 38, WIEN 1. TRAVEL SEE CREYNOLD SERVICE FOR TRAVELERS — SIGHTSEEING TOURS SHOPPING EXCHANGE & BANKING INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION AVIDE P RONE CENTRAL 53-91 P V ADELBUCKE, Gérant. Printed by the imprimeries Parisiennes Réunies, 33, Rue Jean-Jacques-Rousseau, Paris. (E, F usât, Printers.),