., 9M Wmmimt‘i‘
1o! _ lemon: muse! ‘1‘
P Gimme mu
“ mm disps‘t‘i’ihf‘outlinel
so. ' inimediete '- eitoot on
,_ tb‘ook 9t_11.000.000. Amer-
Mobile owners and the ' so»
.W‘people whoa‘use thorax;-
éin.oummlssii'in. It is the first
i-fdisp'etolles on thexworld
,. ‘ The second will
YORK. 31w 183-.an ed-
»,tb‘o prices or entomobile
labor“ moment.) hose eu‘d
oils-nice! rubber; goods
’ bio. \That is'the opin-
d today by importers
‘ ., othis‘oity interested in the
' gm. Dispstohes received'from
Mlmdund, Ohio monum-
, ,, [Centers confirm the statement
m tilt is widely predicted that
_ the tire monutacturer will
prices at on grades immed-
lrend to higher prices is
‘ : petite present stetisticel‘posi-
”f or abhor and its price which
0 ,ants e. pound is higher
many years. Since 1922
arisen from 13 to 18
en _ ound to s. reuse of 55 to
’ “ p-There into immediate
(a that prices wiilxbe’lower
"roars 0: pain and rugs aris-
uont tire manufacturers'here
spread. '
(so-celled Stevenson plan of
’3 rubber shipments from
lits~Settleroents is held rec
‘ lble for the situation. Some
”inductors" hold the plan to
leine. while others assert that it
‘ home had not been in effect.
ight have. been. paying ‘83 s.-
tor rubber instead‘ of gl'eo
' the last year rubber prices, hove
, no ‘ steadily up. Consumption .hu
iiiol'eoud with equal speed; owing
the improvement in .the demsud
or'euiomobiles and increased man-
Waring operations The use of
9 so rubber has been furthered by
the popularity of balloon tires.
hick contain more rubber then the
{shipressure types, On the other
”s’nd. stocks or rubber in London.
principle storage center. have
topped, in the lest your iron: 90.-
' One to 9,000 tons.
e" Stevenson plan provides that
oniy‘e. certain amount 0! rubber may
shipped from Singapore and oth-
r-‘Fer East 'oolonlal ports each
mter.’ The amount varies auto-
many with the price for the last“
outer The English producers de-
’ edithe, plan to peg the market
around 86 cents. It the.prioe is
: l ‘ smut "anthem-mount "whioh
' nag-2’s sbiopodusilnilerly.
so they , leo - wss ‘plihinto‘ it;
3 teat. Amer-teen manufacturers ‘ tin.
’ “ovoid-imam“. miter-thew“. ‘
English plantation owners were set,
tiusf 18 cents-tor rubber whieh cost
them at least zs’centsielpoundfito
produce. American 'manuteoturers
test-ed thet mum something more
done 'to- etebiiise the . price." many
planters would abandon their se-
tstee and allow thom...to revert, to“
dunno. This eventualiy‘would have
‘ meant short suppliesot rubber-sud
extremely'hixh prices»
The msnutsoturors. however. one
patently were not. sure thereteven-
eon plan-was‘goin: to work. bud
they “did not layin supplieslor sou-r
tract-“tor cheep rubber. They. have
heenbuying "spot" end. os'the pro.
duotion who kept down and con.
sumption- kept up, visible supplies
began to 'disappear and prices [to
shoot ekyward. American importers
and rubber dealers orenot particu-
larly enthusiastic about the high
prices. For they cannot set spot
stocks toveell their customers. The
letter could buy only July tuture to:
5 cents”ia pound less‘thau spot rub-
ber but they ere'decilning‘to do'so.
Dealers sly they'sr'e ‘holdinc- book *
in‘the hope something may‘hoppen
to break the‘rprio‘e. ‘ “ * ‘ ‘
But automobile, makers end own~
ersere calling tor-tires. Akron tee-1
tories era-running olose to'oapsoiiv
auditbe demand}: shows no signs of
diminishing. Therein plenty o: rub?
ber in 'theIu-‘East right now. but
even it ell astrictionswere removed
soothe rub rrshipped immediately.
it would not reach menu!
until July. The“prospoot.too.s.u—od-,
Vance in tires~seemsextremely un-
ilkeiy.’ , .
Businesswmi'es
SACRAMENTO. 4Mey"‘18'.:-trhe
construction ot'roads‘ in this Sate in
the next two yous-is dependent to
some extent onvthe Itsee ot-the”
Gasoline bill; which ' now is hetero
thetGovernorrto'r. unstm' The bill
provides a means is: not three
oenuf a “lion “instead per .two canto.
we; present“. '_';l'he'levy tees to road
nieihtenene‘e‘. ~' " -
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_ CommodityNotes
BRAIN. “ ‘ ,.
ST. PAUL. ‘M'ey lth-Tbe outlook
for ‘epringwheatjin the big. North—j
west wheat belt is v‘ery zoodulioist-
are conditions . are more teoorsble
then for years-end the prop has been
put i ntwo weeks'eeriler than usual.
A large obs-onus mere-so hes been
made in the Westerndistrict.
a.
anemone .crryg‘ Marne-Tho ed. . = p
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V s; so be ‘ loor'nhronwns ‘
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mow-m semen
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tracts 1:101}? film cogfiuofi‘gnr: dildo?
prevomsntl to ,nsvigs'tlon Aou'tbe. ie‘
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plain", Government engineers mussel;
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new" outlaws: Mir 3:: '
hm.‘.eedt‘Whoieselers"' .
soles will improve
result youth. *rec ‘
have bellied? all} m tors
ducts. Business with Gautier
is increasing. I
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