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.. THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

United States Wheat,

ma liiNE EVIDENCE

sgpl, 21—-Ths. Mont- "k “I118 listings displn " ‘m h, parilng trading today. ion-ah- 1M proving frnuilonuily u what“), "no gain of 1% 1191111. Wan“ Pacific was un ‘A I11 19. ‘W... Traction gained 55 nt 11%, ‘ Mternatlnnnl Nickie was ‘Y; high- ‘"101! Consolidated Smelters as 1‘ rogfflndfl) rapidly to the lin-

‘$1,, sentiment and advanced 11A to

OXTREAD. l 5‘

_-.'- Power at 17% sad tlihhtllghgvrer at 30% were up ‘A "~ - a dvanced v u. 24% Brflewerles at‘17‘/| 11111‘ mg. Steel car at 1o both held

W." gcii.

M g to 2101c pcr ih. for car- imm- l., S. L. lots of no. 1 current i“. Ming st the higher level with rqgfl butter at the lower level. At clarion auction when 5T0 hoxts of 1 Wm» offered the best bid was i,“ l“..- lh. ihc asking price was 7,. ||1l| no sale-resulted. The best d. for 10.1 boxes of No, 2 butter was c hut 11c more was asked and no p. was made, Receipts were 12R m: wcck ago same riny, l; same v no rear 41111- The cheese market was quoted 1012c 11o per lb. nn Ontario's and 1015c 1014c far Quebec's. Trailing con- ncd quh-t yili 15p i. lieu-clots 1'"."i boxes, week n 2| i_ year ago 171a‘. At the wecir- auction the best prices bid on the 1 Quebec's was l0 T-lilc per -lb., [iota was asked and no sale was ill‘

The egg market Was unchanged .1 were again lighter being n07 neck I120 1022_ year ago 1213. iicri eggs in carl s were quoted '_"c for- extras 1.0-2 c for firsts and - for seconds. \'n\\‘ lfontrcnl potatoes were quoi- t from 40c to 00c for fifl-nonnd gs whllc New Brunswick cnbblcrs re from 00c to 70c. '

llrrbt exports in F

Livestock Market

were 95 cattle, 71 calves, 196 bogs

HIGHER Paco FEATURE or i MiiNlliEAbT R A if | N i:

NEW YORK Sept. 2I—Stocks were

lrmvn in sizenblo buying

Grain Market

WINNIPEG, Man, Sept. 21—Led by strength at Chicago r9] higher wheat

0m; Oct "some; Dec 2mm

201/. _, llnrlcy: Oct 2014B; Dec 301/‘11; May 201/18. .

, cnsrr caress

strong at the opening of the market iodn_v_ yesterdays late rally having orders. American Telephone Case, Pullman, Santa Fe_ American ('an_ Harvester, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific; East- mnn_ Bethlehem Steel and Consolidat- ed Gns were up 1 to 3 points. Trad- ing was active,

' levels at LirerpnaL wheat prices swung upward to record substantial ' gains in the pit: then closing values revealed gains of 1% to 1% s bushel over yesterdays closing figural. CLOSE ' l..\I Sept. 2l—llutter and v ‘Ovlllilkr-ih were fractlnnnlly’ eas- l‘ 1190i! 09¢ “KAI D99 5130'“? My‘ The butter market _\vas‘ 31115’ 5951-“11-

May

Wheat: No. 1 hnrd 521/4: No. 1 nor

lia rlcv

i: No.

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Sept. 2i. —' There

No. L‘

C W. fi. f‘. 11'. 251,11; No 0 C \\' __’_\’|; Truck 201,4.

2115i; No. 2 nor 49%: No. it nor 48141 No. »i nor 47%! No, 5 431412 No. 0 391,0; l-‘eeil 351,0; Track 51%; No, 1 durum, 51%

Oats: No. 2 t", ‘V, No, 3 t", W 221 ' ex 1 fci-d, 2214,: No l fecd.'.'1; feed: licjcctcd 10; Track 25%, Malling grades il-row ox R . w. c214; ‘Z-row a c. w. nev- on...» erodes No. .'l_ f‘, W 20: No 4

Minin

ocks ‘INF s o a ronila

vggrn Irnlv Close ii-y, 1w. 1w. .. .. 1 1 1

‘J0 00 R0 Pacific .. . 1'.’ 1'.‘_ 12

31L 3 .114 7Q 7's Vs

"f! 22 "'1 gig QIQ 21,!-

rna ... ... i’, 31/; 21A iiaillngcr ... .... 4% 4% 4V; lllflrfill ... ... 2V; 2 2'1; _ i‘. Plnnbel‘ ... .. 3S5 3R5 iiflfi b (‘an 1i 511,1, 01,1,

it ... ... ... R R

.\ .-\ ll li

wim-nnn 1i lhirrr‘ Basin

‘Plllilil

‘rm nngi. éoo can

‘wind . “R 2R 2R

Filrcr ... .. ... 27%

Total snlcs—.'i.'..'i_000 shares. UNLIRTED

lils<ourl .. .. 14 1i» 1i ifdiill ..... l "

finer-r

‘EWTREAL, ma. {ti-Tbs financial wraent of Federal Grain Company; " “imlfliiua profits for ih» year

g Stocks “

very dull. Grassers brought $1.75 to $2 with veal calves ranging from $4.50 to $6.25. Hogs were unchanged at $5.50 to $5.60 for butchers and lights. fed and water- ed. with between five and six loads . delivered on $5.65. Sows were in coed demand. selling from $4 to $4.50.

Stock Exchange

Air licducilon ..... 5S".- Aliicd (‘hcmlmil .. ... Amer (‘nu . ' v1; Amer Foreign Power .. . .. 10% hi‘ l' Amer Power Light 12 1 Amer Smelling .... .. 10 Amer 'l‘ei and Tel ... 12‘; .\ri\er Tobacco ll r 9 Amer Wnicr Works Anaconda (‘opper . Aichison .

liycrs A. .\l. (‘irnndn Dry .. (‘an Pacific ll) (‘use (‘hryslcr lfotora Chesapeake Ohio . . (‘olumhia Gas Eli-c ic . Folumbinn (‘urban

Delaware lludson

Frecpnrt Cfcxas iicncrni l-‘ooil Products General l-Zicctric ... ... (lcncrnl lioinru

Gillette ... ...

i (gondywnr Ilubircr ...

l ilolil Dust ... , llouston Oil . . 151'}-

, lull Nii-iric . ... if’?

, lnil llnrvcsicr . . .. 911"’- lnti 'l‘cl linrl 'l‘cl ... ... ... ... 13W Kelvinnior ... ... 5"’; Kresge Stores ... 12:? Konnccoit (‘opper . . .. 151-.) Lambert ... ... 11's Loose \\'llcs ... ... r Slack ‘Trucks

Slclfccsport 'l‘in Missouri Pacific (‘om . hllssourl Pacific Pfd Montgomery Ward ... Nash Motors . Nail (‘ash

Nail Dnirv Products ... National Power Liillli - New linvcn . .

New York (‘enirni ... North American (‘o ... ... Packard Motors Paramount Pnhlix .. Pcnrisrlvnnin ll. R. Phillips Pete Pullman (‘o

lladio-Kclih ‘Republic Iron Reynolds Tobacco Il . Scars Roebuck ... Simmons (‘o Southern Pacific ... Southern Railway Standard llrnnrls St. Snoopy-Vacuum Standard Gns .

and 348 sheep and lambs for sale on the two Montreal livestock mar- kets today, including some '15 cat- e held over. Cattle, trade was Calves were steady.

selects, bacons,

former contract at

The New Yo rk

ilantic Iii-fining uhurn Auto nitlrnorc Ohio . ethlchcm Steel

Threshing

Oil of N. I. ..

SHARP AD

shares fllfllllfllllll $7.10.

TION__.S; VANCE

01v NEW , YORK a srocx MARKET

Gains Of Individual Issues Ranged Froml$2 To $10 A Share — Commodity Prices Also Move Higher.

(Canadian Press!

NEW YORK, Sept. Sl-Tim flock market lndly poured its sharpest ndvnncs for my one session In nearly I )'ear_ gains n! individual IIIIIQI ranging from l2 to I10 n share. Commodity prices also braved hither, wheat running up 2% coats n bushel and cotton 82-76 to l3 l_ bale. H0111!" wrrs ‘stroll: especially in low prices In oontrnlt with the downswing 0f markets one your III‘! when Grant Britain suspended tho "old standard. The Associated Press ntnndnrtl statistic stock

market average covering

Montreal Stock Market Quotatiohr

Stocks Al Pac Grain

irryrin-n Paper Dom Bridge . Dom Textile

Eastern Dairic Fraser Coys .. (ion Steel Wares llow Smith Pfllidr llaiuilton Bridge int-Nickie .. '

B. C. I'm-king . (‘an (‘nr Coin (‘ons Mining Sibel (Y. l‘ . . Dryden Erasers (‘our (leacrnl Siccl Ware lntl Nickle .. Lake of the Woods .

Catineaa Power Earnings Higher

Hopi. : r,v and subsidiary coin

lctl of this your over the correspond

iug quarter of last year. Gross rc venue including other income wn

' $2,205,325 couiparcil with $2_20"-'.7ll ill the second qunrlcr of a year ago: nct

revenue available for interest and dc

511L027: and balance added to surp lus was $071,121 compared with $371‘,

‘.137.

Continued‘ Firm

Trend l In Bonds

llViiiilif‘ Continental (‘an

rsiotn t‘ Pr lucts _,, _ , _

Mk‘ nun" p0,‘; _ .\l0.\llii<..\i._ si-pt. n-rn mar-kcd Mum, pa,‘ ‘n ___ pm", n“ n _ contrast with the general unsettle- ,“. an", ~ “wuss wrrgm incnt that prevailed in the loading

the last week was the continued firm

crninent and

section state dcnlcrs, and the

continued firm outlook.

The Montreal

Curb Market

Br. Amer Oil

Hiram Wnlkcr-Gooiler-ham Worts ...‘.

lnicr Petroleum ..

imperial Oil ..

Noranda lifincs ' Sherriit Gordon Siscoe ltlincs ..

Foreign Exchange

MONTREAL-British and foreign exchange in relation to tho Canadian iiollar_ as compiled by the ltoyal liank of Canada, closed today as fol- lows:

Ai-gtntina peso 0.2809. _ Australia pound 3.0050,

Austria schllling Not quoted. Belgium helga 0.1545.

Brazil milrcis 0.0851.

Bulgaria lev Not 1i" ":11-

Chlna Hung Kong ii .irs 0.2009.

ililrrl no. ru ma" of roam: a- Surlehnkcr Vi ""11 Slfiitfiimln th'a pnci-‘erlirliz fiscal Thxns Gulf Sulphur "'94 11'. After deduction of bond intcr- Texas Purim --- -~ ‘W1 R- ""1 Provision for exchange. $27.0,- linited Aircraft ... 719% "‘"" dc $432,700 dc- United Corporation .. 11 f there remained United Gas improvement . 20’ Other charges llninn (‘nrblilc .. . 51117.1 Jh‘ - r icing profit anil linltml Fruit ... '34 zwflfltilnnce H00, , . R. Indus Alcohol "n," "19 capital position was im- if. S. llnbhcr . ‘ 11111111: the your by nearly l‘. S, Sic

. lifter having retired an ad-

linniii $100,000 of first mortgage

O ‘_ (irent Britain 3.47; France ' ‘iii 5.12%: Belgium 13.80%: P! Mn flush 00.00.

l7 S. ‘Pipe Foulnilr-y ... . Vanadium Sit-cl

Yellow Truck and (l Mind's-first lid In vnul l-

"l through sinking fund, \Vnrner Bros . . An “—~———-—————~--- \vcflf(vf|\ Fninn , , . M": IAN DOLLAR. 00.00 AT NEW Westinghouse Ell-c ... ... ..... 30% YORK Wiiiys Overland ... ... ... 71 "w = Woolworth ... .. ..... i0 MMIPY RK,--l1‘areign exchange Worthington Pump . .- l

Clechosiornliia crop-i. .0331, Denmark krone 0.201‘

Finliinil Flliillllfk 0.0|. ‘.

Francs franc 0.0437.

Germany rcicbsinnrlr 1.2050.

Great Britain pound ‘.3000. . (Hence drnchmn 0.007;,

liollnnrl floria 0.441s

llunrrsry pcngo 01051.

lnrlin rupct 0.2044,

Italy lire 0.05 -. Japan yen 0.2732. Juuosinvln illnur 0.0102. New Zcnlnnd pound 0.5153. Norway krone 0.1050. Poland slotl 0.1200

South Africa pound new. Spain pesetn‘0.00li3i. Rrvcdr-n lrrono 0.1085. Swltscrland franc 0.2151.

U. s. coun- 115i p. n. cranium

High Low Close

‘lk-Gnilueau

[virnics report increases in both gross and -nct earnings in the second quar-

precintinn was $2.l~iR_7.'ll against $1,-

shnre and commodity inakrets during

ness in bonrls_ particularly the higher grade issues, for which demands is still unnhatcd, Among Dominion Gov- governmcnt-guarnnteril issues, the last weeks ilenlings on the

Volume. of trading was light in this coin- parntive scarcity of offerings at pre- sent levels would seem to silggest a

IMPRIIVEMENT *|N THE SiIliE Nil ll S T RY

of 1030 whcu demand ~ maintained by some monetary return is placcd conscr-va Q in 1031, because of price declines ex _, toting until filmut thirty days nun.

’ During the Ins-t ‘aciurers in many

thiriv dnvs mnnn ilistricts

Ask

3 . liner-icy llnrris Com ... . FM m], Montreal I.. 1i. and Power .. .. 3011i 106,1‘ McCall Frontenac ... . .. l0 1" National Steel Car ... .. . 111 I National llreweries ... ... ... 1757 1mm ‘National Breweries ... ... 17% \ 1 1'1, Power (‘orp ... ... 151% o " Shnwinigan ... 1S

_._k___

ary interest was held in the Mem- orial room of Princetown United

- congregation gathered to do honor to Mr." and Mrs. A. W. Woodside - of Darnley, on the eve of their de- ; parture to the new home in Ken- sington. After pleasant greetings, _ the meeting was called to order by ‘ the chairman, Mr. Edward McKay . of Darnley, for many years a neigh- bor of Mr. Woodside. He invited the guests of honor to take seats 0d the Platform, then called on Mr.

the following address.

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Woodside:

There is a purpose in our meet- ing here tonight as friends and neighbors. We have come not only - to spend a social hour together, but we have come, mainly in order to show in a small way the esteem and regard which we hold for you

local rnnrkct resulted in fcw impor- both Th"; - tnnt changes, but those, however , y one years ago you small, were innlnly on the up-sidc. Séttled in this communiil’ a5 man

and wife. Since that time you have labored diligently and faithfully not only in your own domestic in- terests, but you have also given of your means and personal contrib- ution to every worthwhile project of this congregation.

Now that you have decided. to leave us, we all feel that on the eve of your departure we should make merry. Truly we have within us a feeling of deep regret, when we think of the coming separation. “A merry heart maketh s. cheer- ful countenance but by sorrow of the heart the spirit is broken." We want no "broken spirits" on this occasion. We look for merry coun- tensnoes We are indeed delighted to know that you are going to live not far from us. We shall always remember you as good citizens, loy- sl members of the church and friends worthy of our admiration and resmct.

Will you now kindly accept this lamp as a gift presented to you 0n behalf of Princetown United congregation.

May it not only fulfil its service in dispelling the darkness, but may it remind you of a friendship and an affection that time can never sever.

After the reading ofaddress, Mr. Peter MscNutt, Damley presented a beautiful electric floor lamp to Mr and Mrs. Woodside, the gift of the Prinoetown congregation. Spre-

i-ommenccil to reccde. Whilc fair turnover has been retailers, the

tivelv at 10 per cont. lees than it was

. ve had

, l An occasion of more than ordin-

n. L. Donald, Sea. View to readi

Fruit And

(Special to The Guardian)

dispatch to the New York Times from Washington on c. report of the department of agriculture con- cerning the Imperial Conference lists wheat, apples, oranges, grape- fruit, bacon and ham as chief among the agrarian products of the United States to be affected.

The Times says: "Some other agrarian products of a type which the United States exports to s greater or less extent also figure in the agreements. T “ figure except as the present sub- stantial preferences to empire pro- ducers are guaranteed for s period of years.

"Preferential treaties include a duty of about 41/.- cents a bushel on wheat imported by the United Kingdom from countries not in tbs empire. Empire wheat is to be ad- mitted free. Since the United States

1'2 2111A 11% son. Mr. Woodside on behalf of "5 m ii TORONTO—Scpt. 2l—The shoe his wife end self. then expressed 01)" 61,1; 0% industry has not been onc nf the linen his appreciation for the beautiful 41/, which sufferer] severely because n! 21,1 ,5 (l economic harassment as shoes arc gift. 9nd‘ dWBIt r01‘ l- Shoft time mom: tie dail_ necessities in the life of‘ the (‘nb1l11nnr'_ and because on his hapDY felflilml3 with his 1- ,1; stocks were small at the beginning neighbms and friends 0f the Old

church, which they both loved so dearly.

“For They are Jolly Good Fel- - lows" wns then sung. Rev. Russell _ Woadslde. Lot 16, son of the guests. in a few appreciative words thank-

. " v mniril In is‘ i 1a., . o illflhhgeythllihlkwdfi. r facforiils" hn\"lrr1‘r‘:'“sr>lri|l nlliclr: _ clittrill-n 9d the People for the kindne55 Mccfln Fm!“ Co n 1'0 31M f-‘rlltoutput at an ‘ililVflliPfl in price of shown his pnmnts_ “°""““‘ ""“""' ‘M’ ‘m. “W” "in n hdv pi"- ciilllltil Innm- null" Two readin s on b Mr J “t 1.2.121?“ 2." as: . g’ e Y 5- “m” intlofipt lxrgllr H ILA 117/" ll“; additional merchandise liii\'(!l‘:!pY.C:(‘il"(‘lIfilckey and one by Mr‘ Fulton n P ¢-~ ' i ' ' ‘ ' have, 8C0, __ 11 9 14 "Xrvs-cmiinnr. Simmons were then enjoyed. A Quebec 1'0"" l“ _“" beatlful lunch s rv d d Shawiuigmr 1n r114 1a ~ I w“ 5e e a“ a “m. (.0 m", __ g0 191/, _a New York Curb peasant hour was spent in enter- %t’ecl co "Mum" " W 5v "Iii, taming the guests of the evening iruripr-g E cc r- c i: r ' ‘ l Mr. Woodside has been a valued IHNKS v ‘ Am" Sup“ Power A H H u W‘ member of the session oLPrince- Commerce ... .. “m 307‘? fifties! Service . 4% WOW" United chumh r07 many -'.‘:::'.§'i.".'....-.--. _ .=:.".:';.'.:'.':" 3' m“ M- - my emu-l mm»- rroivnk .1“)... i gtiuaglirlu In} l‘: of the choir. where he will be an .. . . 1 r’ ri...aifi..°"'°"°... ma. 'T“'.'§" ewflv missed. not only for his

I ‘musical gift but also for his ever

cheerful disposition. I In the severing of ties with their

wnrinelghbors and congregation, Darn-

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yiey loses two progressive citizens.

‘Ifmlwno always helped in all things

‘worth while. and the church loses .two faithful and liberal members. lAll join in wishing them many years of happiness in their new home.

, On Saturday evening, Sept. 17th gdcspite the wind and rain, the W. ‘lM. S. of Malpeque and Baltic Aux- ;illa.ry held a. very successful baked ibcan supper in Malpeque Hall. The [tables were daintlly trimmed with

iautumn leaves, greenery and large

I 4 ers. A goodly amount was real- ‘ized. '

Miss Louise Simpson, Hamilton. ris in Summerslde an atendant of Summerside High School.

Mrs. MacGregor, Arlington, Mass, ‘who has been spending the sum- mer months on the Island was a visitor in Malpeque for a few days, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ramsay.

l Motorists to Summerside the past

week were, Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson, Hamilton; Mr. G. W. lRamsay and family; Miss Con-