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York Central and Southern '

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Manhattan transit siumpriu uburn was rather

points at the worse,

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V. ‘Wifeilcr statement were not T“? Mo" hly successful, so far as vol- Numb" of M1,.“ n‘ " -- - ‘urconcerllfll. lllhflllilil Natitlll- Number of declinggsa“, ,,, Wailers. frown C1111 ‘I123 82:00! Stocks unchanged ... 11a 134

sfunced Sales totn 1°50‘ Total issues traded ,,, ___ 55g‘ 541

Alnericsli Tobacco sad Lig “It H - “W11 Ionroxlmstey ya, Tflflbhcne. Delaware sad "were: rm: referred Steel, National Biscuit, Westirliglgh: Gee; Ami New Pacific Brooklyn-

actlve losing 2

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Miscellaneous -" Stock Ma k t REAL, June 1.—Bnriey (‘nn- r 8 stern no {l 40; outs (‘snadinn ' ' ‘ . no fl 40; oats feed no 1 30; . "m"; ullrnt patents firsts 4,80; . "(suds 4,110; flour bakers 4.20: ' rlntor wheat patents choice .(lnur white corn 4.50: bran '- shorts ton 10.25; midllllligl n5 rolled outs bag ill! pounds y no L’ per ton car lots 11.00; 00150014; cheese Que-

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on!" AtPSPaper ...- ‘rwyavj; butter no 1 flneetmlllalg. ‘fit-EH B“ . fresh specials ill enrtolls 4' T L lam-é; 8:.) .,, sir r-rtrns in cartons" ... _ B u Pow" l3 1,, lush ilrrts in cartons 10--0,op0 u, B Com . new no l Heron-Ila crates -50: C, u Fbunulfyf - 1m new no .' Bermuda crates c c Foundry P-id rptstoes new South inrolinn n0 can Cemem ~ - ‘H50; potatoes old Que whites m" Gem Pid- . "subsoil: potatoes old Que nnd é“ Puma ~ , m‘, , lngrn luountuills B0 pounds 45-50 (tocklhut p10‘; ,4 3g. 1 - "‘ (I M Smelt ... :10 21 '.‘ Dom Bridge . ,.. 0-’), 111,5 (iurds , . . ' 0 ' » 1 - Hymnal. .. . - H S Papcr ..... *1- llol Gold Mines ... 450 445 liigil Low Close In Nickel , 51,’, 51,4, 5'.’ 101/4 50% Lake of the Woods . 3119A‘ ti‘: rcicflu’ C; Ltld l'fd . . ,1, , , as ey arr s . _ 2o 201v, 20y. M l1‘ 0 (‘o . a " ~23 1011i 1:1? ‘ilmr Briiwilrfr? ' "11 12 . . - , ,4 4 r \cr _ L 25 . 30 333i, M L H l‘ 8 pr, deb . 3011,’, 30 Nut Steel Car ... . 73-’; 7 Power Cor Shllwilllgnu 01/, Sher Williams S C Power S i‘. of (‘uunllll 111,’, \\'in Electric ...

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Sudden Death

BIMSBURY, Conn, June 1-<a. McLean , former V governor and United States Senat- " or, died suddenly this afternoon at

Mr. McLean retired in i929, after l8 years in the Senate, and return- ed here to raise thoroughbred cattle. During his third term he had been chairmen of the banking committee.

CHICAGO. June 'I—(A.P.)—Sam- uel Insull announced late today h's

9:11}, “Qflilimggk retirement from the vast public util- 40.'-’ i . _' ity system which he founded 11110 335;‘? 1M8 7 extended through 28 States and in-

- ~ 1 to Canada.

Egg ' The '12 year old power magnate, $5,‘, who started his career as a secret- on_o :10 sry to Thomas A. Edison, said ill ~ iheaith made it impossible fqr him 112.0 so. 1i6,f~1l4.7,t0 continue carrying heavy business

Tangled iinanciaisifairs in many of his utility companies, culmin- ating with receiversh'p recently for three of his huge holding concerns. had put greet strain on him in re-

Named w succeed him was James Simpson, chairmen of the Board of Marshall Fold and company. larcv Chicago department store. Simpson rushed home from India by acro- plane and ship in 15 days to take

The 10c Piece Grows Up

Today it's so big and so powerful it buys the lltriect candy the perfect way.

See the wonderful things it will hny at Hamilton's lillldi-Kandi-Kltehea: the smart container shown by almr stores. sun cabinet holds eighteen different i111: of wholesome candies: huge packages of them l c.

Hsmiiions s; piciou

Good Candy Since 18411..

FOR RENT ’

5911111111 Floor Office, centrally located a pprox- imlili? 30x14. Can be remodelled ’to suit tenant.

For further particulars apply

The Eastern Trust Co.

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Montreal Market‘ '

Siliciights

MONTREAL, Julll Tr-While hcsvi- ness in several of the lenders contriv- ed to give the local market an easier appearance. the list ls l whole here displayed a iirnl tolle in today's see- slou and at the close gains were iu excess oi losses by 1 to six, while the average price of 2 stocks advanc- cll 05. While offerings improved rc- sistancc, ac contrasted with the prev- ious duy, itlle market in Wall Street was nct impressive in its reaction to the improved sentiment engendered by iuldgct results at Washington and the fol-luniion of the huge bond invest. ulent. corporation, In ibe local list, Montreal Power and National Brew- orlcu were cnslcr features; while gains vere recorded by Brazilian, (‘or Pre- erred. B. (i. Power, NickéFflh-llvinig- an and Bridge, A better toue nil-our the bunk stocks was in evidence in the day's "rarket hcrc Royal and 111°“. treul recording net gains of i! and L‘ illibis,‘ respectively, in light tcud-ng.

MOATREAL, Julie 7, (By the Can. adiun Pressl-‘Phe ~ lending issues which were quickest to respond to the rally in the closing dnya of last week. were heavy in l0(l,i'|)"l trailing on the iloutreui tock Exchange, yielding up n portion of.’ their gains,

Other issues, less active recently, were firm however, nnd nt the close gullln outuulllbl-rcll losses by 11 to ll while. the inllcx lnadc its third eun- socutivc udvunco up ,0."r_ Voiullle was llubtcr than the recent average, at ii,-

221 sbuers,

Montreal Power nnd National Brew- eries were easier features wlliic gains were recorded by Brazilian Traction, (anndian (fur Preferred, internation- nl Nickel, Dominion Bridge, British (Iolumhln, A decided improvement was noted in the higher grade bond is- Flii‘! especially in the Dominion of (‘uundll 5'11 of 1037, buying being re- ported from New York, inspired by tin- l-nutlllucd strength iu New York funds

Montreal Power. strong in the curi-

ier trading, lost ground near the close t0 end the day at 2.‘), off a point, llrnziiizln active lender with

"t "H! Breweries lost to l2 on n new high for tho viuwl lIlll‘ll.'lll|{('ll nt ll, l‘, was irigbcr at ll (‘aumliau (‘or Preferred up 1 nt 101, _ (‘emeht Pi-g. ferrrd off’ .'l ut 23. n ucwvlow; (‘nn- ndiuu I'm-lilo down l nt l0; Sluelters

up 1,1, ut 2i); Bridge ‘ii, higher at 0%:

Foundation (folupuuy off 21,1, at 0% in its first recent appearance. Nickel "l1 ‘,5. at 5%; lit-Coil nff H; at 8',

Shawlniguu up ‘A at 0%,. .

ln ibe banking group Royal Bank of (‘nnnlln ntlvnneed 8 points to 13‘: and lluuk of Montreal 2 to 00.

llond sales totalled $8.350.

Sterling closed strongly rlt $11,200:! llllll United States fululs advanced to u prelululrl of 101,’, per cent,

Denmark krone

Finland flulnark ,

Frnco franc flerlunny reil-hslnnrk Great llritniu pound (lreeoe. drurlnun lloliund iloriu . lluugury pougu ludin rupee ,. ltniy lire .. Jupnu yen . . Jucoslnvln dinnr

New seniluul pound Norway krone Polnnd zioii

lloumuniu leu - South Africa pound

Spain pesetn , . . .. . i. . . 0 00719 Sweden krone , - . W?“ Switzerland franc 0.13m

United States s 101i i...‘ K316010111 EXCHANGE

NEW vmuf. 111111‘ 7.—l1‘0r@i:11 0X-

eiruuge nnuy: (lrent Britain iklitiiti: Frullre am 1-1-10: Hair 11.13%: 111l- vrlunl 13.98; Germany 23.71; Canada 50%.

PRODUCE

MONTREAL, Julia 7,—A little cal- ier tone developed today in the local butter market. the general quotation for r-nrlois or less 0f no 1 quality ireeoluing 101,‘ cents per pound, with some dealers asking 00%, liceclpts were extremely light. only 40 boxes arriving. but frcc offerings of west- ern butter were an indication that a tsurplun for export would soon be a- ‘vniiubio nlul dealings with British ibuyers were expected 1111:’ 1111s‘.

Tho cheese lllnrkct was also report- ed slightly eunier with quotations 01A "1 01,3 cents per pound for Ontario flake and 8% to 8V1: cents for Q1190?

Receipts continued hesv at 4.0-4 boxes, Steady export bus ness c011-

tinned,

Eggs held unchanged at 171/, for ex- tr-ng, 141,9 for tlrsts and 121/, to l3 cents for sr-eonds, for graded Ouinr- ios and prairies, in enrlots or less,

Potatoes held slenlly with reelsipts urppio to take core of moderate dc-

ulnnd

SUGAR

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Canadian i“ Gov’t. 77w Montreal

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New York Curb

Stocks Hi'il Low ' o. Alli lfynu B , L Ugi/J,

S Power . .. 1.1;, A l‘. Elm: A .. Q (‘nul (fnr _ 5 (‘all Marconi . . 11,’, (fit Ser 0C gig, E B Share , 71/

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iiord of (‘nllmln l~‘ord Motor (‘n

1.0.15 silures; Atlantic Sugar touched-u. , , 1r M .2011,‘ hm Itulcelrénil bear raids

roiflllm 11011111

0. 0,0071 .l-ll 5.0000 .000.00u in 10110001111 lmsllr-ls llud been

(‘ulf (iii (‘orp '7 ilu Petrol ,. y‘. .\ll1l lVcsf Fill . . Niagara iludsou 31.‘. 5:11,’, 30,’, S O of lodlnnu . IR 17 11 SO of ken 101,-’; 01:, 91,5’ l. Power A .. " 31.}

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WiNNiPl-IG, Juno ‘L-Substantiai

sales of 1,514 silures closed 1,4. higher bun"; for r-xport gave further stim-

ius to n u-heat lnilrkot weakened by i‘iiiCflli"ilL'i\ll by

demands from European

Pmwrir-ollutries for Pnuadinn wheat. prices

(‘iilllilflll from slightly lower levels to close {tilt higher for the. day,

July closed Li; lligiler at 50%. Octob- er ‘Xv-Yr bilrher at 58*)‘. iliiil December 1,4 higher at 50%,

Export trade worked overnight and during the morning was esliulntctl It between 7.10.0111) nnd l. 0,0110 bushels,

The market was fuiriy active and reasonably steady tilroughuut, At. the high ieveilfndvnnces nf 3 cents were recorded,’ A slight decline was regist- ered in the closing llliillii('Fl sympath- etic to weakness at ‘Phleago.

(lencrni ruins througrilout tho (‘nn- ndinu crop ovens proved n bearish factor nud iu-ld tin: bull inn-es sourc- wbut in cilevk. ilaius were fnlriy gen- ernl.in Saskatchewan, particularly in the southern drought area.

(‘ash wheat nnd course grains held unchanged to u fraction easier in list- less trade,

chose: Wi1ent~July 50%; 0ft 55H; D01’ -' ‘V. - Winn-July 11.111111; on 3011.11.

Baricy—.iuly 315MB; Oct ".'l,

l\lOX’l‘RE.-il., June "1. (lly 11m cnn- ‘ , adiau l'ress)-—liriiluh and foreign ex- (ASH Pltlllnh l-hnngn in relniiou to the (‘unulliuu dol _ P l, _ inr. as l-oulpllcd ily illc llovul llurlk _ Wllellt~l\0 l‘ ‘ilrlrll -1$.~.-~ F111,} 0": nf Canada, rinsed today as follows: .10; no nor I " ; no n!!!‘ 011,1 ._ 110 I Argentina peso . 0.3011 uor 401/4; nn or 4 , . 0211,09. {P01 Australia pound 3.4401! 371.4; track fili_ nol_<luruul 281,4, Austria neililiing not quoted Oahu-No c w 3.15711 no Jlflw 33%} Belgium lleigll 0,1020 ex 1 feed .'l‘: nonl feeli 5-01"? 11,111 -i Bulgaria lev not quoted ed fii-‘V rejected AVA trlll-‘R oils. llruzil luiirels 0,0882 Iinrl “lilting grades: 0‘ row ex .'l (‘lrinu Holil-"Korll! $ not quote 0mm r. ‘v14 Lurovvvelfvl- cngvi-liFxt‘. " ' ‘ .. . .- rules. ‘i? 11:2 "1' t70(llOBi0\i1l\ u truuu so 5 c w w“; no c w 301,8; trad‘

371/4, BONDED WHEAT

NEW Yfillit’. June 7_—-ll0n1led n-llcilt closed quit-L July 511,41; Oet 5301.,

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(‘HiCAUQ June ‘L-Itonevml of stop ions w-lllug curried wheat values down intc today to below previous bottom price records this season, The fresh breaks in prices develop-

notwiibstnnlliug estimates that 7.-

bougilt from North America in the inst few days for shipment to Eur- ope, Some of the wheat selling here was against. purchases at Winnipeg. Wileut closed nervous ~’,1,'.-l1,;. under yesterdays iiuish corn H“? up. nnts 1 down null provisions varying from s decline to n riso of 10 ecuts.

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Potatoes

New rank. June '1.—li1uv sum" lwns ilrnl today nnd while spot price! remained unchnnlred at ‘L01! P911110" showed continued interest at lovcl, whilc holders were generally nslring frnctionnlly higher,

Approximate sales 22,000 tons. July closed m; Sop 1'2: 11cc ‘l8: Jan 8111 Marl-h 8.1 nnd lilny 9

Refined sugar was unchanged with n continued good inquiry reported at 3,75 for line granulated.

COTTON

NED’ YORK. June ‘fr-Cotton flit- uros closed steady, (‘losing bids: Jnn 500; Fell .108; March 5T1: April 5S4‘. .\'inl 00.1: June I00: July 514- Aug 022: Rep F110; Oct 608-39; Nov - Dev 3116-54, Spot closed quiet, ii

LIVERPOOL (‘oilnn spot quiet: prlccs lower: American middling ‘strict good middling 4.07: good mid- dlinrr 427; strict middling 4,17: mid- dling 4.12: strict low middling 4,02; low middling 3.02; strict ordinary 71.72: good ordinary 3.42; receipts were

.'l,0il0\llnies, Including no American,

Patience is s virtue kindred to

attention and. without it, the mind 'cannot be said to be disciplined-

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you used some fertilizers potatoes with manure?

I0- crop tn saleable slle.

We can. offer you:

tons or more.

your erder.

Curb Market

110ml 111.1 Ask Stocks High Low Close Dom uf (‘an ... .. 09% 100% As Breweries 4V1 "m ‘l? (‘r111 .. 10.1 105% Bcauharnois A . 56 Dom of (‘on _.. ... ill 02 Big hlie . . . 41A 4 4' Dom 0f (‘an ... _.. 00% 91% B A Oil ... 9 lloln of (‘no . . ... 88% 80% (‘llnndn lilnlt 10% Dom 0f (‘nn .. ,.. Si) 3R Dom Mines 1015 ll .. R9 Radium Stores l sol/z, 9911) i lln Tobacco 6% 6% 8% n3 p3 * lluperlui Oil t4 ‘M’; 8 0:; p4 in Petrol _ 10%| n1 970', Lake Shore 2650. p0 91 Moss Mines 2 l Norllndn 1405 X385 1385 Silicon Mines lil 00 ,fl0‘,§ Walker Hiram 4% 8% 4% Walker iilrnln Pfd .. 0%

Mining Exchange

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Olga Oil Snnnntouio Sherritt

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CNLISTED

-—-— Canso as far as Pugwash. Nova,‘ lroaosro. June 1,_luniu; sale: swim’ ' f’ USO-I i 5.1. st s I n1 1 -= -_-_.",-,.°.,}‘,-,.§§ _‘,!,,¥._ 5}’): 00,1‘; A COLLIslON—A car collided ‘qggg €r“£'{°l-liéerv- with Stanley, Straw and Peardonh; rono Bitlgoorl _,,' (y; delivery team about noon yester- ‘Tg nigmbe lfifim"? _' ' day, at the corner of Great George 1on0 grnnnliit . and Fitzroy streets. The horse rc- 529, Hpfiiigliigf’ _" celvcd a few minor bruises willie 1200 l'irk l. k . ~ k 1' d- 107 I2“ safe . a the car suffered a bro en um 100 Munassu 511191‘!-

. Catholic men's mission at the Basil-

Augustlne, of the Passlonists Fath- ers, preached an eloquent sermon.

BEITRAL GUARDIAN

CENTRAL PARISH (Church of Scotland) services lor Sabbath, June 12th, Churchill 11.00 A. M.. Nine Mile Creek at 1.30 P. M. James Lamont, student.

SLIGHT ACCIDENT-Yesterday afternoon a taxi driven west along Richmond collided with a truck backing out. of parking space on market square. The taxi suffered a broken headlight.

C. G. S. BRANT-The C. G. S. Brent, Capt. Kelly, leaves today on her light-supplying trip. She is placing all lights on the west coast of Cape Breton from the Gut of

MEN'S MISSION-There was an- other large attendance at the

ica last evening when Rev. Father

1000 (‘en Pnt 02V; 02 021/; 150001] Select ...: 02% 0'.‘ 02% 2100 ll hlissourl _ - 941,3 E100 Weutures .. ‘.12 000 Can Kirk . 02v, 1000 hirk 'l‘o\vn 1. 775 Hudson Bay 101 20000 McLeod 020.’. 12000 Pen Pole 2 1100 Kirk mic :.oi 500 (Pen Mun .. ‘.3000 Siscoo ... 1375 Nil-k 50o 2000 Eidorndo s1; 500 (l-Itcaenrclr _ . 8.1 S?» 8.‘. 1:500 'i‘nshotll ,, 011,1, 01v, 011.5 1100 Nordon o1 o1 o1 CURB F100 St Anthony 01 07 07 Silver 271i; "iinhnlvsaiea 123.000 sirnrcs_ ~ c110 Wrghthur '1 . m 2:0 2:10

May Devotions’ Close At St. J 0seph’s Church

During the month of May, spec- ial devotions in honor of the Bles- sed Virgin were held in Kelly's Cross Church, conducted by the zealous pastor. Rev. J. C. Pitre. On Sunday evening, May 29th at ‘l o'clock the devotions were appro- priately brought to a close, by special services, contributing to the greater honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Rev. J. A. Sullivan. of St. Dun- stan's University, was present and preached an eloquent and instruc- tive sermon on Devotion to the Blessed Virgin. This 1s not the first time that the people of Kel- ly's Cross were addressed by Father Sullivan. and anticipating a great treat, were by no means dis- appointed. Before the sermon there was a procession of little girls between eight and fourteen years of age, ell dressed in white,l with white veils and wearing floral crowns, which, at the close of the procession, each deposited at the feet of the statue of the Blessed Virgin. 0n a beautifully decorated Shrine at the Epistle side of the Altar in the Sanctuary. During the slow and decorous progress of the procession the choir sang “Bring Flowers of the Fairest," in which the little girls joined during