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By JOHN l4. 0001.1! Associated Press Iinaneisl Wm", NEW YORK. N. Y., Nov. ih-The Itock market was unable to hold early 801i" W057. lllilpinl back during moat sf the afternoon to close irregularly lower.

Sluee tomorrow is a market holiday. traders took profits in _the latefdcal- -lnga. The rail group looked heav at the else, with New York Central. £11]. timoro and Ohio, Union Pacific and Delaware and Hudson clown 1 to 21A. U. S. Steel turned a gain of 1% into u net loss of 7g. American Canfiwelt- inghouse, Coca Cola and Woolworth Irere off about a pint. Radio-Keith- Orpheum was sold in anticipation of the new ‘ ' announcemen . and radio accompanies it downward. Am- Prlcnu ‘feirphouc, nftcr rising 3 points, iilosccl with a small loss.

The chiefvgroup interest was in the all: which took eourage from higher

crude prices and the regular 2d cent extra dividend by, standard of New Jersey, ignoring the raduceafhasls for Socony-Vacuuiu. However, much of the gain was In specialties, Inger- soll Ilnnd, American Sugar and Gen- eral Nils firmed: so did the Baking issues, led by National Biscui . orelgn exchanges were unable to h d up in the. face of aterling'a vreak ncss. The. pound had to contend against a market holiday in London and was llflillébi] soft, dropping 11 cents to Trading in stocks was slow. espec- ially during the forenoen rally. Tran- sactions totaled 1,458,188 shares.

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Number of advances Number of zleclincs Stocks unchanged

Total issues traded

Exchange Rates

TORONTO. Ont. Nov. LK-Exchungu iltes- at noon today were as follows:

Pound sterling in Montrcal 8H2.

Pound sterling in New York $3.72.

Llnadlau dollar in New York. 00.

" POUND STERLING NEW YORK, N. Y., Nov. 2.—Tho pound sterling dropped to the lowest figure vines the drop in its value toi- Iowing the temporary suspension of the gold standard today on local far- gign exchanges, closing at $3.72 for rnble transfers. Canadian money again touched the 00 mark, closing at 00 rents, M. cent higher than Saturday's s

(tIO. litsrilng opened 0% cents weaker at

8.17%. losing ground throughout the session. . .-

King 0f Sevat ‘ Longs For Fun

The Examiner in a copyrighted in- terview quotes Babe Ruth,

haven't seen two shows in four

‘my legs. It's nearly tive years I since I waltaed. And I love to waltz ' "I can"; attend a night club. Teykl say I was drinking and car- auaing. I can't read a book on a brain. for it's too hard on my eyes, and I spend most of my liie on trains. I cant gamble. Not even a few dollars. And I love to roll dice.

v You. sleet] no longer fear Storm Clouds on the Horizon

Fennel! 6i Chandler. Limited. Charlottetown: Pools a Thompson, .‘.. B. Tomllns, Representative. 8 Kent Street Charlottetown

1% ANGEIZIES, Calii., Nov 2-1

the home run king, as believing he is paying s heavy price for glory. "I won't go to the movies," said Ruth. who is here on a barnslmming yisit. "It mightvaifect my eyes. I

years-and I love shows. I can"t dance. They tell mo it's bad for

play iaro, cards, bet on horses- anything. But it I was seen with gamblers or in gambling houses it would start gossip.

"I can't travel on aeroplanes, but I'd love to. It's against the rules of my contract, o: my insurance policies, of everything I'm connect- ed with. I can't shake hands prom- iscuously. It's gerous, and they tell me I'm making too much mon- ey to exposernyself la that fashion. Theres nothing I despise more than to refuse in shake hands with anyone.

"I can't go swimming. Because I'm told I would be exposing myself 1 automobile, but I can't speed it. Ii I was hurl while speeding my wag- es would be stopped during my eon- valescence. I can't, enjoy a round oi golf because I'm iollowed from tee to tee by persons seeking my auto- graph. Hang ii; all, I cant do any- .thlng. Not Just yet. | "But wait. In two more years I'll be through with baseball. Then I'm going to break loose-wide operil‘ Not for long, but tor a while.’

Prominent Baptist Minister" Dead

(Canadian Press) ELIZABETH, N. J., Oct. 81 ._ Rev. Dr. Everette Tltsworth 'I‘om- linson, prominent Baptist and au- thor, oi many books for boys, died yesterday- He was 72 years old.

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Fish Quotations

BOSTON. Mass" Nov. 2 Thirty- zlt: our" -~ ‘~7-

I “WIOEESALE QUOTATIONS .arge co , s1 ' Markets-Eighth“ “emlw” ”°‘""" Haddock-S to o. Pollock-ii to .1. Hake-INA to, 4%. (lush-d to 0. Lemon Soles-O to 10. Gray Soles-IO to ll. li‘louaders% to 0%.

Ghargcd With

TORONTO, Ont., Nov. 1—(By the Canadian new-The Toronto Daily Star yesterday carried the [following on its sport pages: ,

"Charges of professionalism made against M. M. Robinson by Capt- J. R. Cornelius at last night's meeting oi’ the Ontario Branch oi the Amateur Athletic Union oi Canada, came as no surprise to Mr. Robinson. he told the Star today.

“The fact that I was connected years ago with professional sport has never been a secret," said Mr. Robinson. "It was known that Knotty Lee and I organized the f‘ " Baseball League in 1911. and that r was the a... secretary ‘oi the league and that I was part owner of the Hamilton, Club in that. league. That was known to every sport editor and every ath- letic officer in the country.

"It was not until i928 that any question oi my status in amateur sports Wfls raised and this point was not raised until after I return- ed 1T0"! the Olympic Games where .1 served as manager of the suc- cessful track and iield team oi Canada- In 1928 I was again elect- ed a member oi the Canadian Olympic committee and subse- quently was appointed secretary.

"When the point was raised a couple oi years ago I expressed the opinion that my association with the Olympic committee was in or- der, because under the Olympic rule, I qualify. as I also do under the rules oi the i...“ ational fed-

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Montreal Market ' Sidelights '

MONTREAL, Que. Nov. '2.-Ths loc- ul stock market indulged iu its most buoyant performance in _many months in today's ae|siou,.wlth the expanding demand ior securities finding a coa- structlve background in a further and important rise in wheat prices. Tho

bullish news, apart from the strength 0! grain values, and the marked im- provement in sentiment that developwl last week has led to the mostrheerhvl tone in the security markets since tlm Hoover announcement. The vcry sub- stantial advance in wheat prices in the ilnst month mulst be gegarded as most significant in its important and im- mediate effcct on economic affairs. for is something tht is hamllcd in n innst: tangible manner, and is not ma. cerned with the plans, which may or l"? not he crowned with success. Volume of trading here was the larg- sst in nearly a mouth and at the close in a broadar list, only one net loss had been recorded. thig peing an 3Q declini- by Brazilian. 0i‘ the other inter-list- PII ‘B51198. ORR. finished unchanged. while international Nickel iiunrovml

meat ilcnmaci for securities reprcsmit- "Ill sound (‘anadlau companies. I\‘Iill'|l would stand ready to benefit in a ready manner to a general recovery in trade and industry, resulted in sover- al more issues drawing away from

,ibair pcggcil lcvcln licrc. Steal of (‘au-

nda Common, enjoyed a hoary turnovl-r rvhije other issues that met an lncrnasr-

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and (‘ockshuth Buying of the latter two

issues can i a measure be attributed to the spectacular rise in wheat. (Canadian Press)

values today followed the grain mar-

change stocks were in their best dc- maud for nearly a month, volume pas- sing the %.000 mark, and no less than 18 issues gained ground. the securities likely to bcueilt immediately from tbc upturn in grain, such as Ilasscy-Iiur- rls, Aibcrtu grain, Gcucrul Steel Wurcs, (Iucksbutt Plow, Steel of Canada and Winnipeg Electric being particularly strong.

The only decline in a broad list was shown by Brazilian traction which eased ‘A to 12% on sales of 3.755 shares, sccnnd iu point at activity. The issue moved in a narrow range all day and was affected toward the close by an uneasiness that: developed in Nair York. Canadian Pacific Railway held unchanged and dntcrnatlonai Nlekcl, the third intcrlisicd stock, was frac- tianally higher.

An increasing investment demand for securities representing (‘nuarllan Companion which would share in any betterment in trade and industry was upparcnt, Such issues us Sisal of (‘au- ada, Dnlniuiou Steel and (‘cal B, Mas- sey I-lurris and Cockshuii: ivcre in large demand.

Shareholders of Canadian Car and

Foundry at a special mcctlng today approved u luv-law enabling the coul- pany to buy in and cancel its ureter- reil stock at prices up to $25 par share. iis pur value. The President W. W. Butler stated tho Company’ had no intention of redeeming thc preferred at $25 but would buy at thr- markct. Today the issued firmed M, i0 $18 whilo the common was 1A stronger at 8% points. Canada Ccment, the. product of which will be wluloly uracil in muklui! thc Trans-Canada highway, was much in ’ ‘ the Common, with salcs of 2.030 shares, advancing 2% points to 8Z as compared with its minimum price of $5. Tbc prricrrcd is tightly hcld, it was indicated ivhcn salcs of 50 shares vvcro reported at a price of 75 to 78, an incrcnso at the latter lig- ure of 81,4, points and 12 points abovc the minimum ‘

The market opt-um] firmly and clos- cd at its bust point of the day, ivhirll was one oi’ sit-adv advance. Alberta grain doubled ils iuarkvt value to (iliisili at ll compared with thc former price of .'i. (‘nuadinn Car was up V, to 8%: thc preferred up =3’, ni: 1S; Cockshult n_n<i Massey, closely tied Willi the grain sit- uation, advanced steadily, Cockshutt alosinii at ‘l. up 3 "ll" 31'1"?!’ 1% iii 5%; Dominion Steal "II" ivns 7h bf?!" ier nt 2%: General Stool Warcs up 1% at 31,5; Winnipeg Elcctric, 11,4 high- or: and Hollinger up tan coats at ‘H.

In the widest list in some we . forty-four issues appears-d of which 18 showed gains, one a loss, l4 rvcre unchanged from their previous close and ‘ll. were traded in broken lots.

Massey Harris was active leader fol- lowed by Brazilian and Steel of Can-

ada. .

Total sales were 20,708 shares as compared with 7,'."ll shares on Fri- day and 112,500 on thc corrcsponilinfi day of last year. ~

Total sales of bonds were $0.000. Vic- tory 1031's lost B5 cents at $100.75 flllil refunding 1043's dropped 25 ccuis to

50

lliontreal Power announced its nine mouths not earnigs well up as caul- pared with last ycar. the ilgure ileiug about $500,000 more than the amount fatigued for the corresponding period . .

Sterling closed at $4.11’ 45-190 0"“ the United States dollar a! a Prvuilulli 0l~107a Der cent.

PBGDUCE

MONTREAL, Qua. NOV- ' buttenpricea were higbrr “I . and potato quotatlona held ilnrhnurrflii on the produce rd dairy .ui.'\rkct here today.

Cariot ‘prices of frrsh cggs wore iii) from one to two cents a dozen. luxtrns at 50 cents and firsts at i0 coats both gained two coats wblio pulicis at £7 cents and peeums or sccouils at -i to 25 cents a dozen vvcr ca cont high- er. Storage oxtras, in carlota. wcrc un- changed at 27 in 28 cents whllu firs" and seconds were both up s cent at .5 cents and 2i cents a dozen. F°Fl"‘i‘il"°' ly. Quotations of rm!!- l" “"‘"i""“- i,“ retailers advanced from one i" I K cents a tioleu. bciafl’ 0"" "l" “"1"” Saturday's price iurccasi. licccipts were 712 cases.

Eastern Townships No. l PIl-"“‘"'|l' cd buitcr, -in carlats, gaiuml a 'll\="'"" nf a cent at 20-1’. to 2i rcninvil‘ 0011""- tn retailers, solids at L": to -3 ccull auii prints at 2 in 2i cunts a 00'1"" were also a cent higher. liccclpis ivcre only‘ 0'1 boxes. n ,

Ontario cheese hold steady Y" 144 to 12% cents ililiI’Ql\PI‘°¢ _f'"“"‘° w“ also IiiiPIiIlIlRNi at l2 to 1-‘4: "i"! ll pound. Receipts worn Llifl bot"-

The potato market “us “""l‘""li<"l- quotations pcr R0 pram] bar.’ Ila-luff 00 to d0 cents for Quebec: 4-1 l0 v0 (‘"1" for New Brunswick cnbbivrs and 50 to

5h cents for New lirunsivlrk grceu mountains. SUGAR unw roan, s. v.. NM“- 1'4""

n and as no sales ltlnigilyiviift‘ una-hauircd at 3.40 for spots. The undr-rlnnrt was sicndy Ind thero vvr-ro bu.\'"'" " ‘l mt plus price of 3.40. w! ""10"" "t" asking IfllCI|0l1flIIgmi0€ii0fh"or m‘ h"

l‘ . rum". wuigailucaccni by "l0 "W!!!" sari a sluail increase in l-lurnpaan bcct aug- aily cxpccicd. There Hm: of the distant

sugar was quiet were reported p

soot market, the estimate of the ar crop than ‘genev’ was some he: so sc deliveries. but iho nffcrlnus ware gm; aggressive and \\'(‘l'i‘ Flfiililil a sor e by frado and comvnissl_:m_ houses. n Allfifnklmatn IfiIi‘! lull-vii "W! 06-

closcd 1.31 Jan. Iimi .\lar. 1.28. .\iay 1.82. July .31: SN" There was a litilc

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IliONTItEAL, Que" ho. 2.—SQCIII'II_\" list upwards. 0a the Ilioulreul

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The Montreal

Curb Market!

iFiIN-lul to Johnston h Warn!) . “(Wk-d IOpenIHIghILoWILast lirit .\lii, Oil ....| 11%| IIIIIIH‘ (ill I o I "Ha- ‘bl i m;- 12%,. m4, nu. imp. 1/N| | lnlcr, 11%| 13 “WWII I 1 10,101 10:10 ‘ . .I 56 “luvs “H105 ' '. lllrani ..I 31,0 I

Grain Market '

xlzivi oak, x. y, cu uiwut ciuscti llral.

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Hui-MK). 111-. Nov. 2.—Successlvc rusim-i lo Imy wheat future deliveries ‘HWl-l tho marks-t almost '.i ccuis high- “l” hi" W011i". Au outstanding iualuru a l-sin-vlzluuxi that llusslu would not _ to nxporl. any Iurtlu-v grain this SNISUII save rye, and was likely illso to ivitlldruu‘ from world win-l ' tlill- l

his u. . \'I iii|\'.liit‘l! since line Bozisous lu\\' iiililil Oclubcr 5, u rise of about 4o imr_¢'cut in values.

h -' t clusc|l turbulent, 1, 1A, f.’ vents _ alurrlny's llnlsh, curn ' to '-,. ‘m; oats ‘H. to o; advanced. uml privvls- ions showing a rise of L! to ::u 11-1,“,

WlNNIPl-ZG‘

“WXNIPICG, Minn. Nov. 2.—\\‘iu-:it rillllfmi. Novciuber, Dccctnbcr and .\lay, bounded up to now high lcvels on lin- Wluilliwg grain exchange today. A further boost of 2M tu three cculs was luadc during thc scsslun and for ilic ilrst time tbcsc fculurcs ciiiubui ovl-r

the 70 ccnt mark. Novcuibor (‘ION-ii with .1 gain of L", at 7050,; 11cc n» 37in. at 70% to 70 -; and May thru-

cculs to, 7315.’. to 73

Investment buyers. exporters. ship- pors and traders with for gn connec- tions all combined to keep prices on their iunvarll course. Support. from all these quarters proved loo strung for heavy soiling rcprcscntiilg big si-alo profit iiiiiilii; by Nmv York null Chi‘, cage intcrcsts and all offerings wcrc absorbed with little llcsitutlon. |

The scsslnn continued active througb- » out and only minor recessions from lilo high points occurred. JHIIIIIISSIOII house trade accnuuir-d for iii bulk of oper- ulions hilt lhcre also cvidi-ni-c of llinulth tlivrc .l sales.

Conllruialiavl of recent cxporis of a] rcduccri winter wheat acreage in I'nii-‘ cd States was contained in llgurcs rc- icascd by landing: _crop cxperls vvlTn suggest a 15 par cont. cut from last your or upproxlunntoly six and a half million IIPIOH. 'i‘l1i.~i iHIlIPiI to rapidly growing bullish sx-illiuicnt, as dial cu- courngiug reports from Liverpool and do<-l:_|ral|ons that liussln would be vi iiuiuaicrl from further export tradc.

Trading in cash wheat was rather slow and sprcads on lop grmlcs rvvrr- fractionnlly lowcr while spreads on lower grades gcucraliy wan.- unchang- crl.

Again there were good exports of lluricy and also some t-rqmvt i-uqulry iu ryc.

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IVhcat: Nov. 703i; IIPIH, 70‘: ‘,3: .\i:|_v 1

v.0‘. 40%: 2 raw or. Ii c.

ITNIIIPSZ No. .'l raw 43%; Na. ii w. 417/1 .\'o. 5 cw. 401,01 No.0 c.\v. 307s; 'i‘rncli. 451%.

DQ155301. Statistics -

According to a bulletin issued by the Dominion Bureau of Statis- tics, births registered in September, in 53 cities of thc Dominion of Ca- I nada. numbered 7.136, deaths 3,700. and marriages 3.207 as compared with 7,179 births. 3780 deaths and 3.519 marriages in September -la.st year, giving a decrease o‘! 1 percent in births, 2 percent in deaths and 9 percent in marriages.

For the nine months. January- September, births showed a. dc- crease of 1 percent, deaths 3 per- cent aud marriages 11 percent as from the corresponding nine months oi 1930.

Plans Vacation

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 1. (By the‘ Canadian Pressi-Jrlon. H. H. Mc- Licut. Governor 0i New Brunswick, is being granicd four months’ leave oi absence from his uflicial duties. Lleut. Governor Mc- Lean plans to make a visit to Eur- ope. Chiei Justice Sir Douglasd-iaz- en of New Brunswick will b; Ad- ministrator oi the ‘province during the absence of Licut. Governor Mc- Lean. Ofliciai nnilounccmcnt to this effect was made this cvoning.

Lieut. Governor McLean is a formn member of the Dominion Parliament, Fyal. N. B. He was ap- pointed Lieut. Governor of his na- tive province on December 2s, 1928.

ai demand for rcilnmi rm- I\\i‘l" thc mum"!- bilt new luusiviass “as light. Iirlccs wore uncbaugmi Willi rcilni-rs listing at 4.00 for line granuiaimi. with "thud builds still ohlnlnabb- at less. (‘OTTON

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futures cinaed hnrciy at» iv

bids: Jan. (WI-M: Frh, li|i

M‘ M: liiay 702-01: .1“... Tl .1" 710-20; Aug. 7'4: "flit 7.‘ (M. 77.0; Nov. 000: Doc. (ins-an

Snot closed quiet middling 070.

Liverpool: Cotton, ppm “and hutil- "l" dour: prices 4 paints higher. American middling lnlr 02a; strict Imil-mlflllllar m4: 20ml lvililvllilii! m: "Pl"! middling 024: Illllitllliik’ .100:

Prices Soaring

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Cnw-“iil. 11L. X0 Plln- public flfliilml iulo lln- \\‘ill'lli. nuirlu-t ludli)’ and lull up il-il-rrotl 1| the |l:i_\'s nu. will lliil ' prlcvs n. about ‘_ w-nl.

tin-y w. Ti‘ 10.‘... (l,

u iuunili ago. It was iiui known. uni

uilcr tho luarkct

clusmi that ilvniod tiirmigh I.“ r (. u, H

_ a ~= . ' l . 1 llrrllu lint it . wlthilraivu from “Hrs ‘K-“ro; u 2% _ "m. “""'“ ""'"""‘~ . int Nicki-l lill/r 1am. 10%. 10-14.

The luv-ally mivunce of tba last few 3mm“... "Mm, | 417' (fl ‘i 51;, Gill's (‘uiilllilivil in thc fact o! a heavy ' " 15'“ ‘ " profit inking uml uppurcut Fflllii): l)‘ ' flu‘ farm hoard. Many of the prufi-s- "m. rm, sinuul truth-rs, r-qu-vllng u... u...“ r... | "w, -- i» llfliluil. mlmiiivd tin-y had slcmu d out

nmi \vr-r-- frankly mrrprlnml n; t)". “up. llc Slippnrt which kc!!! the win-at cnn- vlinlbiug lo w-w high levels for thc s sun.

At lllr- liillXlilllllii prlrcs for thc day: (IPfPfTWl dcllvcrlns rvv-re v changing i|u|ui< at almost .'l cunts hlghcr than Satin-liar ami at IIFIPCH that \\'l'l'i' -:0 pop (‘i-iii liigin-r illuu ilic lmv point vi (lvinlnr 7.. iii-spite last miuutc no sinus, culling llli\\‘I\ Illcsc gains. umrs ilillI llH-sv ilgurcs ta smile about: