With Wall Street ruming ata @izzier pace than was ever before even in its history and with the daily averages of stocks mounting.
undreamed of heights,—public tttintion turns to those behind the scenes, financial wizards who have engineered the moves and who have written the latest addition to the nals of the short, narrow Jane "that is the money centre of the new world, Unquestionably the leader in the recent market has been General Motors, piloted by the clu Pont interests whose spokesman is Mr. J J. Raskob, Democratic National Committee Chairman, and credited the United States with having his eye on the post now held by Andrew Mellon, Secretary of the Treasury '@f the United States, should his political protege "AI" Smith emerge the winner in the Presidential election.
General Motors to-day is the Acrgest industrial organization the world and it has been computed that $1,000 invested in its stock at advent on the New York Stock Exchange just before the war would today be worth something in the neighbourhood of $250,000 so rapid Bas been its upbuilding and so large its profits.
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