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Morning Stock Letter

NEW YORK, Sept. 23--Go1d cur- rencies continue under pressure. The Akron plant of the Goodrich Rubber has been shut down be- oause of a sit-down strike. The iron Age again reports optimisti- gally concerning the steel industry. Electric Power output report for last week is favorable. American Petroleum Institute reports reduc- tion in gasoline stocks of 632,000 ‘crarrels which is favorable for this 3n“;- oi year. Oil output increase 16.000 barrels daily. McCall Corpn. declared ihe regular dividend yes- ierday as did also Hershey Choco- late. Dividend meetings today are Gold Dust and Seaman Bros. We would look for another irregular ‘irm market this morning with

higher prices for Continental Oil, Blaw Knox, White Motors, Sears, Montgomery Ward, U. S. Steel and New York Central.

TORONTO. Sept. 23-Wayside— Diamond drilling is in progress to determine whether it will be pos- sible to extend number 8 level under Bridge River. The last 150 feet of number 8 draft is stated to have proven a good grade ore.

SLADEN MALARTTC —Andrew. W611. M. E. Consulting Engineer for Sladen Malartic in his latest report states that latest results from the 123 cross cut have been received from the mine and this working showed a width of 34 ieet of an average grade of 9.80 dollars. work ls still continuing here.

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MONTREAL, Sept. 23—(CP) - Rcccipts were generally light tin s: ' trailing on Montreal Livestock i with Calf and Hog divisions displaying only activity und zit steady prices. No markets \\'{'l‘C CalilbllSllCd on Cattle or Sheep .iiid Lambs,

Good reiilers on Calf section brought. $7.75 to $8 with medliims around $7.50 and fair to medium at $5.50 to $7. Common drinkers sold from $4 to $4.25 while grassers 'v\'?l1l. from $3.25 to $3.50.

Bacon hogs sold at $8.50 fed and

t today

watered while sclectcs drew the usual $1 premium. Butchers and heavies wPnt at $8 and extra

lli“.l\'l(‘S at $7.50, with lights from $7.50 to $8. Saws sold at $6 to $7.

Hogs continued i0 lower 0n Mari- time Markets and sold 60 cents down at $11.30 rail grade, with live grades down 50 cents to $8.60 ivrighed off cars and 17038.25 weighed oft‘ trucks. Saws sold at $8 rail grade while live grades off_ cars wen‘. at $6 and 65.65 oil trucks.

Steers sold at $5.50 down and Cows at $3.25 down. while cutters sold from $1.50 to $2 and cmmers from $1.10 to $1.50. Bulls moved from $3 down.

PRODUCE

MONTREAL, SPpt. 23—Butter prices were unsettled on Montreal open produce markets today while Cheese. Eezs and Potatoes gener- ally held steady.

Butter was quoted at 23 5-8 7-8 "mi-S D91’ Pound for car lots or less of no. 1 while lots to retailers were 25 1-2 for solids and 26 1-2 for prints. '

Graded egg shipments in carlots or less were quoted at 30 31 cents a dozen for a large, 23 29 [or a medium 22 23 for A and 20 20 1-2 for C.

Cheese averaged 14 1-4 3-4 cents D61‘ pound. for Ontarios- Quebec were unquoted.

Potatoes: Que. no. 1 80's .90 $1; no 280's .90 .90 N. B. 90‘s $1.10 $1.15 P. E I. $1.25 $1.35.

MONTREAL, Sept. 23 -(CP) _ Easing tendencies were displayed by butter prices on Canadian Conn modlty Exchange produqe 5mm,“ today. "

Butter spot: sales: 100 boxes Que. (ea scored, 2s 7-8. Que. 2a s-a 7-8; Que. June-July make 23 3-4A.

Cheese spot ~ont. a large so a1; A-"medium 28 29; A-large‘ 22 23; C 19-20.

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Allnrerlutlun, 70a per inch or do par

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For Sale ;.~__;_—»~~~ --_- FOR SALE — OYSTER BARRELS and smelt barrels. M. F. Walsh, V 51 Clicstnui St. e1. L-6 7-22-3i.

SHORT-

Apply Charlottetown L-6638.

FOR SALI£—I’UREBRED horn Bull l‘: years old. Joseph Curley, Royalty.

run sALrfT-TTBUE lTA-SSTS with motor and tires‘ in good shape $85.0’) cash. Apply Red Indian Station. ~ ‘ ' L-6688~9-23-3i

c. r-_1______i_ .___ . IIAGNIFICENT G L A D I O L A S

for sale. Sec the display’ and make your selection at our office

in the new Currie Building. Phone 835 or 865. Orders filled and delivcrd. J. A. Moore, Sun

__L:tveWOfiice, Charlottetown.

C? _Board_ecs__want_cfd

BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED. Large iront room on ground‘ ﬂoor. Apply 45 Upper Prince Street.

TO LET-GARAGE. 36 KENT ST. _ L-SSiiSA-ZZ-ﬂl.

TO LET - IIEATED APARTME _§l>_Dly‘V288-.1 11-6639-22 .

FOR SALE-1928 CHEVROLET Sedan. Apply Colin McPhail. __Y_or_k_P_oint. L-6673-23-3i.

TO LET-FURNISHED HOUSE. electrical appliances and hot lillﬁiFllPﬂillﬁl L-<ew;9-18-@1-

T0 LET - FOUR. ROOMED Apartment unfurnished. Apply 177 Kent Street. L-6634A-22-3l.

ROOMS T0 LET IN PRIVATE family and garage. Apply Guard- ian. L-6640-22-31.

KITCHEN RANGE FOR SALE. Apply 61 Brighton Ave.

L-6693-D-23-3l

T0 LET-SIX ROOMED HOUSE Mcelrrn conveniences. Apply 206

C_ __ _ L-6644-22-3i. Hillsboro st. L-6557-9-22-3i Position “hinted IIOUSE T0 LET-CENTRAL 1.01;- i__m____:m__ ation, seven rooms and bath.

GTENOGRAPIIEI! ANI) TYPIST with ollice experience in MOW treal and elsewhere desires open- ing, having removed with her family to P_ E. I. Apply Steno. care Guardian. L-6593-9-10-6i.

In Bankruptcy

TENDERS FOR ASSETS IN TIIE MATTER OI" BANKRUPTCY of Adrien

lrlmlull, o! the Town of Summ side, Prince Edward Island, Bar- rlstcr-at-law. .

Scaled tenders will be received by the undersigned up to tuvlve o'clock noon on Friday the 25th ﬂay of septemim- 192s, m- the fol- lowing assets of the above named Bankrupt.

(a) Book Debts and Bills Receiv- lble. V

(b) Farm at Norway Lot. One, formerly known as the Albert Nelllgan farm. consletlng o! SEVENTY-NINE ACRES.

A list. of the Book Debt! and 3111a Receivable can be awn by o’. Illylng to thepnderalgncd at the Court House, Summeralde.

Tenders may be made for the both parcels or each separately, the “than or any tendernot neeesu ' ly accepted.

A deposit of twenty per cent will 50 required to accompany each tender.

Dated at Summer-aide, this 18th h: or September a. o. um.

THE F.

Insulation s. a. wiuour. ~ a nusna.

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Living room heated. Apply 00 Syd-

ney Street. L-6707-24-26-29-3i.

(TM__HOIJMSE newly Decorated. Southern ex- posure, at McGill Terrace. Tel. 1265-J L-6659-9-22-3i

Work Wanted

EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTS

housework. Apply Guardian. L-6683-23-31.

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Male Help Wanted

WANTED -- MAN FOR FARM

Work. Apply Harry Wood. _Mt. Herbert. L-6676-23-3l.

WANTED-A GIRL FOR nousa- work. Must sleep at home. Apply at 109 Elm Ave. After 6.

L-6656-9-22-3i

__ Wanted

STUDENT WANTS RENTAL or Practice tYP°¥'l'l‘l)“vl'-Gugl:gf;n be‘

. B - - ~ chew ox L-8674-23-3i.

MARRIED courm warn" TWO

rooms (living room and bed room) with bourd or furnished apartment. Write "X. U. carp Guardian. _ §i§lll2l23'3_~

WANT!» _ TRANSPORTATION m Boston, OI‘ will bu)’ relllr" M“ o! excursion tlcket.~ Apply 109

Sch ., Cit . T l. No, 734-11. 001 at y e L-6706-1l.

Eastern Guardian

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Mt’! Stock Exchange

(Supplied h; Pnlleld and Com- pany members cl Sloan-an] aloe-ll lIﬂ-IIIIIIO and nrh market)

Stock: Open Lin! Abitibi 200 200 Asbestos . 62 1-2 62 1-2 Bathurst 13 3-4 14 Beauharnois 2 1-2 2.5-8 Bell Tel. 148 1-2 150 Brazllllan 12 1-8 12 3-4 Bruck Silk 8 1-2 8 1-2 B. C. Power A 31 1-4 31 1-4 Buildng Prod 47 1-2 47 Can. Cement 7 1-2 7 5-8 Can. Nor. Pr. 26 1-2 26 1-2 Can. Car. 8a Found 9 1-8 9 Can. I-lyrdo Ptd 43 1-2 43 1-2 Can. Ind. Al A 7 6 1-3 Can. Pacific 12 3-8 i2 1-4 Celancse 28 8 Cockshutt Plow 6 -8 6 5-8 Cons. Smelt 60 1-4 59 3-4 Dist. Seagrams 257-8 25 1-2 Dom. CoalPfd 17 1-4 17 1-4 Dom. Bridge 46 1-2 46 1-4 Dom. Steel B 5 7-8 5 7-8 Dom. Textille 70" 70 Donnaconna 8 1-4 8 3-4 Fraser Co 19 1-4 20 Foundation Co 19 1-2 l9 3-4 Howard Smith 12 1-2 13 Imp. Tobacco 13 7-8 13 7-8 Int. Nickel 61 5-8 61 Lake Woods 34 3-4 33 7-8 Massey Harris 4 1-4 4 3-8 McC0ll Front 14 1-8 14 1-8 Montreal Power 32 1-4 32 3-8 Nat. Breweries 42 1-2 42 7-8 Nat. Steel Car 16 3-4 17 Noranda 65 1-4 65 3-4 PowPr Corp l5 1-2 i5 1-2 Quebec Pr. 20 20 Shawinlgan . 21 1-2 21 1-4 St. Lawrence 2 7-8 3 1-4 Sou. Can. Pow 11 3-4 11 3-4 Steel of Can 69 69 Steel of Can Pfd. 61 60 3-4 Winnipeg Elec. 2 1-8 2 1-4

BANKS Bk. of‘ Montreal 200 200 Bk. of Nova Scotia 280 281 Royal 1'78 178 MONTREAL CURB: B. A Oil 23 1-4 23 1-8 Ford A 23 3-8 23 1-8 Imp. Oil 20 l-2 21 1-4 Inter. Pete 34 3-4 33 Melchcrs A 9 1-4 9 1-4 Walker Good 41 41

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, Sept. 23 (GP)- Whcat nor. no. 2 $1.18 1-2 Barley C. W. no. 3 74 Oats C. W. no. 3 .52 Feed, no. 1 .51 Flour, spring firsts $6.60 Seconds $6.10 Bakers $6.10 Winter wheat patents. choice $4- 80 $5.00

White Com $6.50

Bran, ton $25.25

Shorts, ton $27.25

Mlddllngs, ton $33.25

Rolled Oats bag 90 lbs $3.15 Hay no 2 per ton, car lots $9 $10 Cheese, Ont. white and col. .14-

1-4 3-4 Cheese, Que. white and col. .13- 3-8 1-2

Butter no. 1 23 7-8

Eggs, in cartons a large .34 .35 A medium .32 .33

B, .26

C, .23

Potatoes: Que. no. 1 aos .90 $1.00 QII. I10. 2 80's .80 .90

N B. 00's $1.10 $1.15

P. E. 1. 90's $1.25 $1.35

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WTNNIPEG, Sept. 2il--Profit- taking procllvities of many cautious traders took the steam out of the grain market today, but not before new season's high prices for all wheat futures were boarded on

wheat patents,

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N. Y. Stock Exchange

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clnango and (tun-b liurlul) Am. Can 125 1-4 124 1-4 Am. For. Pr. 6 1-4 6 3-4 Am. Radiator 23 1-4 23 1-8 Am. Tel 8a Tel 175 1-2 175 Am. Waterworks 24 7-8 24 3-4 Anaconda 40 39 3-4 Atchison 81 5-8 82 an. Refining 21 7-8 '27 v-a Auburn 33 1-4 33 3-4 Bald Loco 3 5-8 3 5-8 Bait. 8a Ohio 26 25 3-4 Bendix Av 30 39 7-8 Belt Steel 70 7-8 ‘70 Briggs Man 58 3-8 58 7-8 Case 158 158 3-4 Chesapeake 8a O 68 67 7-8 Chrysler 117 3-4 117 3-4 Com S01 16 1-4 16 Com & So 3 3-4 3 5-8 Con Can 71 71 Con.. Gas Co. 42 1-4 42 1-2 Corn Products 71 1-2 71 Curtiss-Wright 6 7-8 6 7-8 Deere 73 3-8 74 1-4 Dupont , 162 163 3-4 Elec. Auto-Lite 44 44 1-4 Elec. Pr. 8a Lt 14 7-8 14 3-4 Firestone 29 29 Gen. Elec 46 3-4 47 Gen. Foods 40 1-2 40 3-4 Gen. Motors 69 3-4 69 1-4 Goodrich 23 22 3-4 Goodyear T 24 3-4 24 3-8 Gt. No. Pfd. 41 1-2 41 1-2 Hud Motor Car 17 7-8 18 i-8 Ill Central 27 7-8 27 3-8 Int. Harvester 80 82 1-4 Inter. Tel 8.: Tel 12 1-8 11 7-8 John-ManC 121 120 1-2 Kennecott 49 1-4 49 1-8 Mont. Ward 50 5O Murray Corp 20 1-2 20 7-8 N. Y. Central 45 7-8 46 1-8 New York, N H. 4 1-8 4 1-8 Nor. Ameican Co 32 1-8 31 7-8 Northern Pacifc 28 3-8 28 Packard Motor 12 1-2 12 1-2 Penn. R. R. 39 7-8 39 3-4 Pub Sci‘ N. J. 45 1-4 45 1-2 Pure Oil Co 17 l-2 17 1-2 -Radio Corp 10 3-4 l0 7-8 Radio Keith 7 1-8 7 1-8 Sears Roe Co 87 3-4 87 1-2 Shell Union Oil C 23 22 7-8 Southern Pac 44 3-4 44 Std. Oil of 1nd 62 1-2 61 7-8 Stude Corp 14 13 3-4 Texas Corp 38 i-8 38 United Aircraft 26 1-2 25 3-4 United Corp 7 5-8 7 1-2 United Gas Imp 15 1-2 15 1-2 U. S. Rubber 32 3-8 33 l-B .U. S. Steel Corp 72 1-2 71 5-8 U. S. Ind A1 35 3-8 34 3-4 Vanadium 24 3-4 24 3-8 Warner Bros 13 5-8 13 3-8 West Union 88 1-2 89 West Air Brake 44 1-2 45 1-2 West Elcc ‘l 142 142 Woolworth 54 1-2 54 1-8

MIIMVIN G

registered their fourth decline in four days today on the Toronto Mining section while other groups, including Base Metals, lost all of Tuesday's average gain and a little extra.

The gold index closed .56 down and the mines .68 down. Volume was well above the million share niark.

Some golds were sold so actively that a depressed atmosphere ruled over the whole board. Francoeur changed hands up to 59,300 shares and closed 7 ccnis down at $1. The day's low was 98. Hard Rock had the same drop in active seﬂing and losses of 10 cents each were board- ed for little Long Lac, O'Brien Tcck Hughes, $115000,’ Kirkland- Hudsoii Boy, Anglo-Huronian and Pioneer. '

Toburu dropped ‘Z5 cents oi the previous diiyﬂs gain. Pickle Grow slipped l5 and Central Patricia. l5. Losses of 6 to 8 cents were raosted for Blllg()O(l-Kll'k'.ﬂlld. East Mal- ariic, Darkwritcr, Mining Corpora- tion, aiid Slnden and Red Lake,

Pamour. Prcinici‘ Sylvanite and Kirkland Lake weakened 4 to 5 cents each

TORONTO, Sept. 23-—(CP)

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Wheat values closed an irregular Anon .10 1-2 .’ I1 LER BROS Ltd session 1-8 cent. lower to as much Alex 04 3-4 ﬂdvmced- °°l°bel "l "-09 3-4- Amt 1-°° Suitable Terms May Be Arranged December $1.08 1-2 and May $1.10- Ashley .08 . 1-2. Boga .08 ' , '

Supported by roman purchases. Base Met .36 FY86 IIISIRIIHUOII 011 all NC“ RZIdIOS. futures climbed nearly two cents at Bcattie 1.33 the start but tumbled just as quick- Bid Kirk 1.50 i‘- --v -- , ly as market operators cashed in Big Miss .52 ,__;_ __ m I I _ 1 on the best prices in a year or Buff Ank’ 8.15 ' more. At the day's best, October Buff Can 04 Dom Expl .07 1-2 Halc .04 Mncassa lkluncto. y; 1, and May options reached new lix- Can Mal 1.40 East Mal .78 Hard 1R. 8.53 O L l Xlilrris ‘ m ; year high prices. Carib 1.90 Elder 1.40 Harkcr 17 3-4 Man & E l ~\Iun\1u' m; 1.4 j

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