"to Mc better. Good export was orted. Course grains improved.

CLOSE , l

est; '

4- 193.2... 'rua c:aA1u.ofr'r1:'rowN euaanlahr g PAGE Nms

.a 'i*"°i:u~' 1 ia i fi ,_ i

.SSTO KA B

0 D 0""/1 T1oNs1

MARKET GOSSIP

after- Number of advances

WPT!!

limit' Number of declines ..... 70 l7l`0V' Stocks unchanged ,... .. 100

0' Total issues traded ...... 020

Assseietsdrrssa igfnlgsilgyaxorblsd. Strsngtilh was

ns cuo .

I-lharss swaot metric leaders sugh ssuamzritcssx ‘EE- of the year to- phone, which crossed Do for s t ULU 'V553 gli" °! 'li U. I. Steal Common and w I lliinsred referred up si( and 5%. respeetlyg. issuing - toward ly: Amerlcsrx Can 4%; Du P°n¢_ 5 ; cold svidenee Annes chem ssl 6%; sssts as 4 ;

ynlilon Pacific 0; American Tobacco

°f B 0%: and nsstmsn Koasr 4%. IIB" Bpecial strength was shown by farm illliel implement shares, Case soared 5%; IIDWINI and International Harvester 5%. ll|°l'¢l Drug, Inc., climbed 5 on declaration mln! of the regular $1 dividend, while ge".

0\\ Nl' eral motors anticipated similar action

fllcl-llBll0l\ by its board, announced after the

reaction at thia‘ close, by firming 1%. Sales totalled

TIN 01051113 2,300,024 shares, which was less than last '.l‘hursdsy's volume. in the What the Stock Market did: hlrh" me 'rue

450 133

370 1 lil 031

\\'lNNlI‘l’i(}

(Canadian Press) _

Al Chemical ... American Call .. Ain Tel Tel ... .Ana Copper ..., Atchison ... ... Auburn Auto ..

Baltimore Ohio- .-

Beth Steel .. ... Briggs .. .. ... ... Can Pacific ... .... Case Tbreah ... ... Chrysler Motors ,... Col Gas Elec .. ... Cord Products .. .. E l Dupont ... ... Gen Electric ... ... Gen Foods ... .... Goodyear llub .. .- Houston Oil ..' ... Hudson Motors s 'lnt Harvester! .. Ist Nickel .. ... 1... 1nt Telephone .. Ken Copper ... Lambert Co ... lil Pacific .. ...

lil Pacific Pfd Montgomery Ward .. Nash Motors ... ... New York Cent .» .. Packard Motors . .- Paramount Pub . -.. Uuh Serv of N J' .. Radio Corp ..., Radio Keith Orph . /Sears Roebuck .. .. South Pacific .. ... South Railway -.s .. Stand Brands .. ... Stand Gas Elec . .. Stand Oil of N J’ .. Texas Co .. ... Texas Gulf Sulph ._ Tim Roll Bear. .¢ ... U Carb Carb ... ... Union Pacific .a e.. United Aircraft 1 sa 'United Corp ... ...~ lint(-d Gas Imp , ..- Ii S Rulxhor U S Steel .- Van Steel ... Warner Bros .. ... Westinghouse Elec . Woolrvorth Co .. .s Worth Pump .. ...

-.-

,... ... s.. ... s..

up at 58% whilo gained an even respectively,

Chicago coni- tbe lat trado

in tho ral-

coverlng and

offerings helped

was in evidence but-

not very ap- aupport from the early ininu- provlded n good

... ...

nppenred to be'

good support from export,

fr N York

and nllviccs nm ew sales of both Manltoba's

Sintcs hard winters.

nt Winnipeg amounted

one cent with October wheat 50%, but recovery of ahout~ was made from this level high points of the mornlnir in the last 15 minutes of.

advices indicated that re- wraihcr had been unfavor-

ltussian spring crop and would ge reduced. for cash wheat was quite spreads on the top grads

Oct 581/., Dec 50%; hfny

2771.8; Dec 271,913; Dcc

Oct 32%: Dec 33l,£A, 1 hard, 57; 1 nor, 50; 2 nor,

nm-_ 5152: No. 4 nor, 40%: No, No. 0. 40%; Feed, 37%; Track 1 inn-um 50%

.-s ... an s.. ... ...

037| 42% 90% 8 35% 01| 0% 14% 4% 13% 25% 0% 10% 33% 31% 15 211% 12% 10% ii 20% 7 7’/1 9% 30:51 3% 0’/4 S'/1 110( 17% 2%

30% 6% 3'/s 17% 12% 0*/e 13% 14% 31’/g 14 10% 14% 21. 50% 12% ‘Wa 10%

32% 11 2-7 20%

52% 15%

mm 3751, 88% 7. 30% 00|/, 8*/s 14% 4% 121/. 20'/. 8%

8% 35% 27% l3'l'1 247s Ill/, 14%

5'/1 2573 01/, 5% 8% 31% 2"/rt UIQ 7 10% 1517, 2

anti 5% su, 141/. lov, 5 125', 1217, 291/., 131.4, mil 13 11-3% 4211. 11%

5% 15%

28 0% 2 23% 30% 13%

Crain Market iStock Exchange

*ri (Canadian Press)

Stocks Iilgh Low Clos

03'/s 42:70 00% 8 35% (Ill O 1-1% 4% 13% 25’/is 79% 10'/4 38% 30%

’i’t

1-i

26% 121/, 15*/1 0 20% 0% 7’/a 0% :tm/, Zi'/it 0’/4 8% 1104 17% 2% 3% 3071 0% 3% 17% 12% 0% 13% 14% 31% 14 10%

21 40%

MONTREAL, Aug 57-(By The Can-

adian Press)-British and foreign ex- change in relation to the Canadian

Dollar, as complied bay the Botyal ‘Bank of Canada, close today as ol- ows:

Argentina Peso 0.2087.

Australia Pound 3.2883.

Austria Schilling not quoted, _

Belgium Beige 0.1504. Brasil Milrel 0.M70.

Bulgaria Lev not quoted. China Hong Kong dollars not quut-

eo.

Csechoslovlikia Crown 0,0340,

llrnntsrk Krone 0,2177.

i-`lniand Finmsrk 0,0182.

Franco Franc 0.0450.

Germany Relchsmark 0.2133,

rital Pound 4.0878

Great B 11 . Greece Draehma Not quoted,

Holland Florin 0.4024,

liungary Pengo Not quoted.

India Rupee 0,3081,

Italy Lira 0.0585. .lapan Yen 0.8188,

.lugoslavis Dlnsr 0,0198,

New Zealand Pound 8.0701,

Norway Krone 0,2022

Poland Zioti 0.1208,

lloumanis Leu 0.0071.

South Africa Pound 5.5013,

Spain Peseta 0.0020. Sweden Krone 0.2074,

ilwitserland Franc 0.2217, United States Dollar 14% percent

. premium,

i FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Aug B-Foreign Ex-

change firm, Great Britain 351%; Francs 3.01%: Italy 5,00!/sg Belgium

13,8305; Germany 23.81; Canada 81 1-

Canadian Cov’t. Band Quotations

_.___-

(Cunadian Press) Bond Bid Ask Do of Canada 0'/1-34 ...100’){. 101%

of Canada 5%-37 108% 100% of Canada 4%-40 05% 00% of Cnada 5-43 ..... 100 100% of Canada 41/4-58 ... 00 06% of Canada 41/1-50 90

Nat Riys 4%-51. 94'/9 Nat Iilys -1%-55 97|/1 Nat lllys 5-54 08% ('un Nat lilys 5-50 ..... 100'/1 101% Do Can Nat Serv 5-38 .. 100 100% Do Can Nat Berr 5-41 .. 100 100%

IIV Ii

Do . . . Do . . . Do Do Do Can

Gan Can

... 07 ... 05% ... 08%

...». it0'6

==m s=__, ""'= -len vs

12% __l-

0% 10% 3% 31% 11 2%

20% 32% 15

(Canadian Press)

liION'l‘l”tEAl._ Aug 3-There were

251 cattle, 533 hogs and 31 calves for_ .sale on tha two Montreal markets

today, including 225 common _cattle held over from Monday and Tuesday.

A total of 432 cattle were received

for export, leaving Montreal ou the Manchester producer ou Thursday

c_ \\'_ 121/.,; :i c_ w_ 2074,: __.1__------- Auron 4.

ford "'»";,- Nn 1 food, 2771.; 2 p|-[mia prop eggtmggeg of 27300n_00n .There were no early sales of fresh

237’.;` °lt'c_icetcd`, 18'/5- Track, bushels fm- .|§m¢|¢,|¢ spring 'wus-rt cattle ,and no bids on common n ° ' . nm an buns.

were too high and that harvest re C 0 il

C, W. 34%; 4 C. W, 311.4: turns would turn out arou d 250.000,- The few calves offered sold at pric-

1 es rangin from 82.50 for common

0 C W. 2 2' . _

' 25 Tuck 3 A 000 . - vssls to $1 or those of medium good

cmcaoo waste closed unsettled 151.1% _le/A M,,,y_ R

WCPO

bove yesterdny’s finish. corn 1% ll

Aug 3_.Agm.°"|`-B buy. um on" :A-lg advanced, 'and provi- A few hogs were weighed on former

camo largely from eastern sions unchanned to st rim 1112 cents. contract nt $5.50 to $5.05. Fed and

hrlsk hoist to \\'hc:tI BONDED WIIEAT Wllleffil lnd I “W f\'°lh 50195 W°\'°

made at $5.50.

strong interests NEW Y0nK_` Ang 3-Bonded wheat Buyers were well stocked for the on scale orders slnssli firm. Closing: Oct 53%: Dec moment and trsdint WI! I IIN-1°

ForeignExchange A Illlnlroal Ihrltof 4 M°"t"e“l

Sidelights

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Aug 3-A few lead- ina issues recorded substantial ad- vances on the local Lurnket today.i Many others recorded fractional ilains. and an the whole the tone of the list showed a very conaderable improvement over the somewhat ir- regular character of Tuesday's mar- ket As com ared with New York.

- o

however, tuday's gains on the local market were smli, for in the lsrler centre tho year's briskest buyinit resulted in the year'a widest advance, with gains of 1. 8, 5 and 7 points numerous among leading issues. Commodities shared in to\iay’s irn- nrovement, particular the grain maf- kets and copper. Here, Nickle was- in good demand_ selling as high as 8. Power recovered its loss of Tuesday. as did Dominion Bridge: while Bank of Montreal and lloyal Bunk of Csn- ada closed at new high levels for the year, Canadian Pacific was strong and active. The market closed an-ons.

MONTREAL, Aug 3-(By The

Canadian Press)-A strong trend per- meated the lliontreal Stock Exchange list at the close today, local stocks responding to the buoyancy in Wall Street. The market was dull and bare- ly steady in the morning hours_ but activity picked up with increased buy- ing in the afternoon. Leading issues sdvanccd from fractions to over s point, while n few issues were five to ten points highcr with 30 points in

ops case, Bank shares continued s

rong, International Nickle led in turn-

over and closed at 8, % higher, Mont- real Power more than recovered yes- terday'a loss and closed nt 33%, up, s point. Canadian Pacific Railway and Consolidated smcltera were alan relatively active. C, P, lt. closed M hlsher at 15% and smciters was up five points at 03, , Bell Telephone and 'Dominion Bridge were strong spots, the first closing at 80 up 0_ while the img. get-__wss up in at mpg. 11, c, pow..- B was up a point nt 51/,, National Breweries was fy, lilxzlrer at 11%, Cockshutt Plow lost l,(, at 014, pgwer Corporation was unchanged at D and ,Fraser wan off 25 cents to 50 cents, Canada Cements at 451, Shnwinigan Power nt 13% and Brazilian Traction st 0% were unchanged.

Ogliivie Flour Mills was np 30 at

120. St, Lawrence Flour preferred was 10 higher at S5, while Ottawa

l;¢;:vcr preferred lost ld at 00, s new

Bank of Montreal was up 5 gt 203,

s new high for the year sud Royal Bank of Canada gained 2 st 151

In the honda Mnnrrmtv p,,“.e} De.

henturea were up 1,0 at 30%,

Total sales were 10,251 shares and

$il87w I nd _

, )U 8 The pound sterling closed at $l~ osvs and the united stun.. Dollar lit a premium of 147. per cent.

Fish Quotations

B05'1`0N. Aus. 4-(By the Canmiisn

Press)-Twellty-one vessels arrived at tho fish plcr here today,

“`l{0l.EBALE QUOTATIONS

cents pcrlh. lilly to 4’/(1 3 to

t0 to to io I0 to

to to

Large cod ... ... ... .. Markets ... . . Haddock ... . . ... Pollock ... . . , Hake ... ... . . ... .. Cnak ... .. . ,. Haddock ... . Scroll ... ... . ... Swordfish .. ... .. . . Large mackerel ... . . . Tinkers ... . ,...

4'/6 256

...

m.>c;nc::::.:.>

4 5% 11% 4 4 4 4 rm 10

had been on the 55%, dl’lKttl'.

successive days. ._._------ -'*°_*’*’””"‘

0lll‘l‘€!il that hlinarll's Linimcnt for Sars Feet. hllnnrd's relieves strains and sprainl

[0 5

Lemon soles ... . . to D Gray soles ... . . . ‘A to 7% FI d to il

oun ers .. ... . . . .

Hnlibut .` .. ... 2|.

.-4 s~*~=

IB C Power B

, Mining Stocks

Stock Market

_Quotations

.2 W

(Canadian Press) Stocks High Law cioss Bell Telephone . B9 87% B0 B C Packing ... 1%

9% 9%

Brazilian ...

5% _ 5% 5% 5

...

B C Power A ,... ...

Can Car l~`dy .. ‘Can Cement

Con Cement l‘fd ... Can Pacific .... Cockshut Plow .. ..

Cons Bmeit ... .ss 88a Dom Bridge ... ... 18

Do Steel Coal B .. East Dairles ....

Int Nickel .. ... ... 8

Lake of the Woods . Llndsya Co ... ,... Massey llarris .s ... McColl-Front ... s.. Mont Power ... ... Mont Pow 3% deb - Nat Breweries .. ... Nst Steel Car .. ... Ogllvio Milling ., _.. Power Cori’ ... ... Quebec Power .. .. Shawinlgnn .. .. ... Steel of Canada ...

. X

BANK!

9% 2114 5%

411 ss 13% ot' lay, 1

37% 14%

50% 11%

38 15%

11/ 2'/°

o 2 4% ov. :mi :mst

‘$52 120 10

4% 9% 53% 80% 1114

4% 9% aa 39% 10%

120 115 10 o 13% lil it..

13%

Commerce .. ... ... not quoted Montreal ... ... ... 200 Nora Scotia ... ... 151.

(Canadian

:r0uox'1'u, sag.

close)-

Saica Stock

5000Alex .. ,... ... 1500 Amulet -. 4. 8500 Arno .. .. .. 2000 B llniilng .. 200 Base Metnll . 0500 Bldgood . s. - 1500 Bunk Hill ..

500 B C Pioneer . 3000 liuff Can ..- 1000 Canusa .s ._ 5500 Castia-Tr s s -|500 Clericy .. ... 405 Dome ... ... lil! l-"bridge . ,- 750 Granada . ,. 340 Hollinger . . 5000 Homestd . .. 4700 Howey .- 200 Kirk Lake ..

500 Root Flor .. M.

` 315 Lake Shore . 20.75

3700 Macassa . .. .221/5

5500 llialnrtic . .. .04

1000 Man Basin . %

50 Mclntyra . . 10.75

000!iIerlnnd .. `.. ,i0 .10 .10 700 Min Corp ... 1.40 1,35 1,40

01| 31

Press) 3-(Mining sales

High .0254,

.12

.0254

,08

Low Close ,U2 ,0‘.*%

,I2 .U'-2% .07 .M .0&iV1 .03% 3.05 ,04 .03‘/| .10 .uv/4 ll,‘Ll

,I2 .UZ ,0T .05 .(13%

.0386 3,01

.ua .0350 .um aus

.ot .ul ,031/1. .win ,tc _14=y. ,011/. .ov/, 11.115 11.55 1.10 1.10 1.oo me 2

.2 .so .ao

SFF

9,“f" 225

.2 2 .40% .30

'iii

29 .75 ,'.".l’/S . 0-1

10.75

.4a% ,as

29.2.1

.22 ,oi

10.15

3000 Muff Ililll .. .03 ,O3 , 1100 Moss .. .. .. .31 .30

500 Murphy .. .. ,0t% ,M55

200 Nipissing . . ,00 ,00 4510 Nornuda . .. 18,00 11.10

.'.‘5‘.5 .'13 .57 ,57 .45 .45

0000 Olga .. .. .. 0 I’ ie .

,15 ,14’/fs .15

10 rem I .. 000 S Antonio .._ 1500 Sarnia .. ...

11000 Bherritt . .4 .33 .32 -33 4000 Siacoe . . .. s .70 .75 .75 0000 Stndncolia s s .0151 ,MM ,illilj 2075 Sylvsuite . . .05 .05 .05 200 Taahota . .. .03 .03 ,U3

4.20 4.15 4.00'

23451? Hughes ..

.04 .04 .03 .0255

2,81

.owl .oo 17.-as .ua

‘/1

,57 ,45

1000 Thoms Cad . 2500 Vac Gas .... .03 1700 \Vrlght Har . 2.88 ‘ 2,85 Silver 320%.,

Total sales 220,000

UNLIBTED

.05 .05

1.50 1.50 ,50 .50

shares,

,D5 .11 1.50 .50

1500 Ahsna .. 500 B Masourl

300 C-Copper 70 Conisurum . .

sf:

's-I H

'l-I .-

\‘

5250 Eldorado . . 1000 Gooilflsh s .- 1180 Hud Bay ... 3775 Nickel . . ... 500 Kirk Hud ... 5500 McLeod .. . . 1000 Nordou .. .. |1500 Pen Pete ... 'il00 Ventures .

B000 Algonquin . . 11000 Algonla .. t. 7000 Baldwin . .. 7000 Boblo ... ... 0000 Brownlee . . 600 Cen Pat . .. 5000 Dom liiapl .. 18000 Hilltop .. .. 8500 Kirk Town . 8000 Oil Select ... 1500 Robb Mont . 1000 Bud Mines .. 1500 Wood Kirk .

§S'§§3§

1.30

.os 2.30 7.1.5 .ao .ot

'gg 'gtg Zss%‘ fee

-'.. CUBE

.02

'li 1.” .gym ' vs '.0217

.08 .08

_o4 .o4 .nu/, .mu 332% ' 1:2 ° :Z

.01

.0'I% ,07%

1 _32

o., -

.NK

,06 .0-5'/1 .53 ‘/4

'fl .0171 ,04'/is .mu _os .04 .om 'lit Iota. .ov

to offer : - .

V. coKE-

_ ..

I ANTHRACITE coal.-

. Welsh, Scotch and American.

con srnvict

" To supply the people' of Charlottetown with the b_est

fuel and service-is our aim. We have the _following _

I- - Dominion Hillliehold Coke.

SOFT COAL- _ _ _ - _ I .,.». Old Sydney, Sprmgluil, Aibron, Inverness, Vlc- .

mf toria, Bayview. .

) Lump, stove, Nui: and slack. _ _ - . Lowest prices Prompt and Careful Delivery, i

, 1

I. |';llI|I; v

IIIII li lil]

It I

~’ - 'massszso .,, ‘ 7’ |

Ciuarlottetown

; ~ ' .w ,: . » - =I===::

.- '

_ PRODUCE

1-P-

(Casmdlsn Press)

MONTREAL Aug 3--Brlsk bidding

and higher prlces than exported were witnessed at the local weekly auction of hutter and cheese today, held at the board of trade.

Quebec No. 1 butter sold at 17841:

ner lb. Tha highest hid at the auction was 17l,(o for the 502 boxes of No. 1 offered, The auction was just closing, and the buyers dispersing when a buyer took the butter at the price inked namely 1'I$4c per lb. A total nf 175 boxes of No. 2 sold at 11e per

lb.

la the afternoon the butter market

<v`as being quoted 17141: to 17151: per lb., although it appeared doubtful if nueh could be obtained at the lower '|gure_ Receipts of butter at Montreal *odsy were only 2 hotel. There were no butter receipts at all here Mon- day, It was pointed out that stocks rt Montreal and Toronto are awe! below a year ago, and Western stocks srs dns to follow the same trend, some speculative buying has entered the market and is helping firm up

prices,

The cheese market also was frac-

¢ionsi.y better Quebec No. 1. cheese sold at the auction st 9 3-ide for 840 boxes of Nc, 1 white. while on 403 bores of No, 1 colored the highest bid was Mic, but I 0»1dc was asked, with no sale at the suction recorded.

ln the afternoon the cheese market

was being quoted 0%c to I 8-ide fer Quebeo‘s and a firm ill/ic for On- t.srlo‘s, °Rocelpts_ 2.400 boxes; week ago 4,103: year age; 401.

The egg market held about the

same. Receipts were 1,119 cases; same day last weak, LM; same day lsst yur, 1,048. Carict or L, C. I.. int

press varied. Bold stock was lac to Mis for extras; 10c to latte for frets and lilo to 1|!/Sc for seconds. Newly arrved good usity stock was commsndug up to 201411 for extras.

Potatoes were unchanged at the

recently established low price of 40 essts per ll los. of Quebec new . grads oils.

conditions:

THE KENTUCKY

9‘9':°°!»°!°.-‘

I or better in a race.) 7. 8. 9.

ter in a race.)

pacing classes during the meet.

GENERAL CONDITIONS

The Charlottetown Race 'lfrsck was entirely re-

sarfaced the fall of 1020. It is now one of the fast- est, best laid out and best cared for tracks, and surely the most beautifully situated of any in the Maritime Produces. A great deal of effort will be mule to keep It in applie pie order all through the period before the races and during the races so that no horse will become unsound or suller injury and to enable them to make fast time.

nersemes ny wiring st our expense noiilvlns nl

of their arrival will he met at train and their bsl£8¢° transferred to the grounds without cost to them, also taken away without cost to them. Every effort will be made to make the lforsemcn's stay pleasant lad send them away feeling that they have been well

ted.

"“All races io be raced on the three best plan; 10% of eaoh purse will be awarded to the winnvf- TIN rerssinder win as divided into time equal rifle- we part tp be raced for each heat. ln the Oven! 01 l-11"* being three best winners they shall race a fourth heat to determine the winner of the event.

gn pm-,es divided so, 25. 15 and lo. Entry lee 5%-

llve per cent oi the money raced for each heat. will be deducted from the ilrst and second horses. 4% will as deemed from the third horse sua 3% frm ¢h° fourth horse.

Bla horses to eater, four to start. Blght reserved to change program, reject sn!

“gy pgs my driver, and to declare race of! on ...smite sr use wsstner, sr nuts; to satsis s saus- fsotory number of entries or starters to transfer horses to mother class to which they Ire ¢I|s'l\'|¢v

horse.

Here Are the Glasses Beysi Something to Suit Everyone Who Has a Stepper

The Provincial Exhibition races this year which will be

held August 23rd, 24th and 25th on the Charlottetown Driving Park grounds, are sure to attract attention from owners of race horses throughout the Maritime Provinces, because of the fact that it is the only Exhibition so far advertising a. three day program' of horse races and it is the only Exhibition which is complete in all departments and will be the biggest in the Maritimes beyond any question. Horse racing has always been_a strong factor in connection with our local Fair and this year_|t is hoped to keep the quality fully up to the standard and provide as good contests as have been given in the past. I ‘

Following is the announcement of the classes, purses and '

' ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 6th, 1932.

CHARLCTTETOWN

_' ~ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

0F CAIIAIIA

Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhibition

RACING DATES 1ursnAv,wru||Es|uv, Tiiunsnsv

AUGUST 23rd, 24th, and 25th, 1932

(A Member. of the National Trotting Association.)

Free For All Trot and Pace . . .............._._.. Purse $600.00 2.13 Trot and Pace . . . . . . . . . . . . Purse $450.00 2.16Trotand Pace .. .. Purse $450.00 2.19 Trot and Pace . .. . . . . . . ... . . . . . Purse $450.00 2.22 Trot and Pace . . . ...._ . . . . . _ . . Purse $450.00 2.25 Trot and Pace (open to trotters & Purse $400.00 pacers who have not taken a record of 2.16

2.14Trot................ . ....Purse$450.00 2.17 Trot Purse $450.00 2.27 Trot Maritime Bred (Open to trotters Purse $400.00 who have not taken a record of 2.16 or bet-

ln mixed classes, trotters allowed three seconds.

The order of the program will be made so that if possible

each horse can start in two races.

SPECIAL' PRIZES FOR DRIVERS AND OWNERS

A special ribbon will be given to the owner of the winning horse in each race, and $20.00 In Gold I

the driver winnlnig the most points during the meeting. $10.00 in Gold to the driver winning second mea points during the meet. First place counts five points, second place three points, third place two points an . fourth place one point. $10.00 in Gold will be given to the winning driver in each race.

A $10.00 Gold piece will be given to the driver driving the fastest heat trotted during the meet and a

$10.00 Gold Piece to the driver driving the fastest heat paced during the meet.

'lon Dollars in Gold will be given to the caretaker of the horse trotting the fastest. heat and 'Il

Dollars in Gold to the caretaker of the horse pacing the fastest heat.

Five Dollars in Gold will he given to the care taker of each hone winning a race in the trotting sul

Fifty Dollars in Gold will be given to the owner of the horse that beats track record of 2.08 in s r-sq

except as provided for below. Fifty Dollars in Gold to the owner of the horse that beats the track trotting record of 1.10% in a race, except as provided for below. ln case two horses beat the above records than the awards go to the fsstesthorse. lf two horses tie for the awards the money will be divided equally.

Entries close August Gtb with J. W. BOULTEB. secretary, Charlottetown, 1'. E. I.

reopen or substitute another class without resdvertis- ing, and alter or extend racing dates.

Additional entries of an individual ownershis

may be made In any class by the payment of 1% Ol closing date. but entries of separate ownership although in the same stable must pay installments il

full.

Two entries of the same ownership may start ll

the same race, providing the full 5% is paid on eaol starter, the driven having the approval of the .lndgm

All horses with names of drivers must be declared

is by 11 .meer s. m.. the dev prior to the rw-

Ellgibiiity based on N. T. A. money winnlns

Ciassiilcation and time allowance.

The Exhibition Commission assume no respimv

sibility for any accident or damage to any person et property, during this meeting and this understandin] is part of this contract.

Hay, Straw, Stabling, free. N. 1'. s. miss to govern, except where they wl-

illct with these conditions.

THE' OFFICIALS

The officials will be selected for tlsllr experlensl

and reliability and will be instructed to carry out the rules finaly and fairly to all. , All parse mon” Wm be paid immediately after the races and liorsemml IN 'asked to get same from the Secretary before leaving.

PRESENTATION OF PRIZES

immediately after the conclusion of the races cs

thursday the President will award special ribboll. rises is and els.. to the .nmnns owners. Mvm

Entries close August 6th. Earnings

p . caretakers and grooms.

made this date do not count against

J. W. BOULTER, Secretary.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

ents firsts 4,00; Flour, seconds 4.302 Flour bakers 4.20: Flour. \\'\\‘li0f wheat' patents, choice 2.50-2.00; Flour, white corn 4.30: B100 lon 13.951 shorts, ms zoos; sxiadiinss, mn 24%' llolied oats, bag 90 lbs. 2.002

Hay'No 2 per ton rar lots 11.00: of 3.00 for noni!-

! ]\¢f~@lprs were 21,000 bales includ- Iag 14,300 American.

SUGAR

NEW YORK, Aug 3-Raw sugar

was n little more active today and prices advance-d s point to the basis

asp. ms:-d 1.02: me 1m: -inn 1.04:

bl 5* 0-I *" =§==ear§;= -smuheainhaa

, :mfs 13,1 51.1 .. 1oa_rt 70.4 162.1 ,, 2514.4 15.1.7 ms .. 132.0 122,48 11%

h 1n.'tz ... 00,0 89 .

10:12 ... 35.1 13-2 51-3 msn 111:11 .. 14n_2 100.2 m mtv 19.11 .. 00.0

lim. mflo .. 202.4 1

Month ago Year Ano 3 yrs ago 5 yrs, ago

22?-° .sam

... $5.3. 'camo

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Cheese, Ontario .0ill&-,oil 8-10: Cheese osebec ,oimz Batter .1'l\/.-17%: Es" fresh specials iu cartons .27-38: Eggs, fresh extras ln cartons .25-.261 Eggs, fresh flrsts in rarious _’Ji; Po- tatoes, Quebec nrvv_ R0 lbs. ,40.

COTTON

NEW YORK. Ang 3-Cotton fut-

ures closed steady: closing bids- Jan 523; Feb 620: Mar 03.1: Apr, M2: Kay M0; Jun 850; .Tuly M8; Aug 587: lisp 591; Oct 500; Nov M0; Dec, 614-

lil.

I t closed quiet: middliag 000, Lvarpool. cotton, spot moderate

business dons, Pmces 1 points iovnr, American rniddllng far 5.01; Strict

- U&s|ll¢ IIUI) _migilrlnlsa sag a-saucy. esse-

Mzscellaneous ,... _ &'f~; » H .- g _ : 'muy H.. -

. ‘ r > ' *

pea mmenrg 1,10; owe mmamts 4.01 dtrlet mlddling 4,71; Mlddilng

urn 1,05; May 1.11: July 1.17- \ ltefincd was nnchnhlrd with 1"" flnr-rs quoting at 4,10 to 4,15 and sec- ond hands nraiiable at around the 4 cent let-ol, Withdrawals sglnst old contracts were moderate, and while s little new business was reported, it was supplied throush second bands,

S to c kv Averages

Ce.

50 lad ll otsi

,3';1'syn".... -~ I-o

2_3

E-3?;

' 50.7 40,0 “-1

Low 1030 ... 112.0

New York* Curb`

lllgh Low Ciga-

2lS 854

5% 2

Amer Cyanamid B ...

Amer Sup:-r l’0W¢l' -- 3%

f‘ilirs iirrvice Cu ... 4 Pon] Corporation ... 3

Elec Bond Bbnro ... 12%

Gufl Oil llefiu Co .. 85 Ham Oil Refin Co .. 45 imperial Oil Lt,_ _... 5% 0% Inter Petroleum ...- Nisgnrd Hudson 13%' 110

Oli I I d 2100 ll.

mnngnlg 011°: “sa`as 1:

Sill! I D Un I-isltkcvreax s 414 |14

2'/s o 12% ae* as 45%

C0 .'32 1511 ll