To Inspect
Take cjir marked "Brookland” to
*n(l of route and walk three squares
north or drive o'A Miohiyaii Avenue
Boulevard to l-'»th Street
Owned —De v c lo r <ert —Con t ro i led
and Sold by
W. Walter Vaughn
4500 13th Street VE.
Phonfl V- 5431 and 5009
COMMODITY NEWS !
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY
CHICAGO, September 16. —The beef j
and pork trade continues to display ;
conspicuous activity. Beef is going ■
well at firmer prices, while the pork
j trade is broad and active, with prices
' firm. Smoked meats are moving well.
j SAN FRANClSCO.—California fresh
| grape shipments now promise to be
| smaller than those of l««t year despite
the larger crop. Not Jo many raisin
varieties are being shipped fresh.
Sinfandels, a leading juice variety,
i have suffered from mould in some sec
tions. Shipments are at the rate of
1,200 to 1,400 cars daily.
DETROlT.—Underground mines of
the Lake Superior region are expected
to have less tonnage in stock this Fall
than at the close of navigation in 1925.
Heavy inroads have been made in the
. stock piles recently. Most of the ore
on the surface at section 16 has gone
to dock at Escanaba.
MINNEAPOLIS. —Prices on Fall
underwear will be maintained, accord
ing to Charles L. J’illsbury, treasurer
of the Munsingwear Co. Demand for
rayon product is reported to be un
usually heavy.
STOCK INCREASE 0. K.’D.
NEW YORK, September 16 (A 3 ). —
An increase in class “A” stock of the
Remington-Noiseless Typewriter Co.
