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GRAIN

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CHICAGO, Sept. 10~Hlgher wheat

futures prices here today accompani- ed strengthening of the would‘: stut- iatlcnl position. »Expectatlona that French wheat exports will crease, orderly market- inR of Russia's new crop nnd sniull reiuninlng supplies _in the southern Hemisphere with unsatisfactory Arg- entine prospects, were cited as hull- ish international trnde factors. Prot- it taking and hedging held Chicago wheat in check early but. offerings lightened later.

Wheat closed 15 to 19$ higher coni- parcd with the previous finish, De- cember 0315-55, and corn was 54-111; up, December 6071.57. Oats gained 141/‘, rye 56-7; and barley was iin- changed to 1,5 lower. Provisions were

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\VlNNIi‘EG, Sept, 10- wi/Ylicat: Oct S8540; Dcc 5801A; Ala)‘

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Onla: Oct 3254B; Dec 30%; lifay 1121.11.14; _

Barley: Oct 34%; Dec 35%; .\lay 3804A.

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lvhcnt‘ Nu 1 iiiird iii) nor 810,3: . . i Nu ti (X503; N0 ti , fccd 40-h; No 1 durum 8.113;; ‘frilck

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Canada's farmers tightened ihcii-

hniil nu nctv-crnp wheat today. They hauled :1,n(10_0u<1 basin-is of it

to elevators, hilt actually acid lililu, resulting lu Clllllpllifltifvi)‘ iiiilit hedging sales on tho Winnipeg Grain Exchange and utirnncing futures prim‘! 11-7,. cont.

it i'l‘t|llii'L‘i| n niliiiiiiiiiii of lmrlni: tn boast. prices in ioliiiyfli market,

values advancing t‘('ilit'i ill nnc ll ~, Fractional rcccssluns from the ii:1,v s host. prices rcsultcil in Urtubcr and ilccciiihcr futurcs closing at ha“); and .\iay nt 0| cents,

'l‘i'nilcrs paid ilttlo attention to pricc tri-nils in outside uinrkcls. liiveypool ciuscii fill lflwcr in Hid

higher, \\'llllt‘. Chicago was nu 1,4 cont off to 1.1g cent advanced. llucnns Alrcs “I18 steady on moderately bullish crop reports.

N0. 1 nnrtiicrn whcat nilvnnccd tn s halt cont nvcr the October future's pi-ico iu cash grains, while cunrso grains continued quiet.

nPerslnn Balm-the unrivalled toilet requisite. Essential to every dainty woman; Imparts rare clinrm and beauty to the complexion. Soft- ens and beautlfies the skin. Makes hands flawlessly white. Cools and refreshes. Relieves roughness. Idcnl for true feminine distinction. Deli- cntely fragrant. Swiftiy absorbed into the tissues, leaving no stick- iiess. Persian Balm invariably cre- ates s. subtle elegance and charm.

per inch; Nutter: o! Thanlin nnd do uord Other rnten an application

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Central (lanolin localn, 4c prs word; W nteni and Eastern locals, In nu won!‘ Announcement: and Cousin; Evan's lo pir word; Cl ltld to. per word: In Ieainriam Notices, ‘inn. pu- lnchr Linln of Flora and tipirituni Offerings, Currie, can , in pop nnami Ijillll of Condolence 70c.

prwllt on, 70a. new inch or M. II

aliiilmnru chlIIl (or any advertisement twenty-five arise.

Agents Wanted CANADA'S CELE-

brsted "Royal" Series Personal Christmas Cards. Dollar dozen up. Liberal commis- sion and premiums. Experience or capital unnecessary. Five dollar Sample Book free to workers. Garrctson Company, Brantlord. Ontario. A. W. N-’l-i2l.

For Sale

FOR sALE - AUCTION FORT!!- _Five, Bridge and Whist Score Cards. Guardian Central Job Prlntery. ;'L":‘;i____ _i.__ 70R SALE — HEAVY BROWN Paper suitable for placing under

Sales Help__ Male or ‘Female

WANTED — AMBITIOUS ‘ZALES people, men and women. spare time, to handle our line of Per-- sonal Christmas Cards, featuring the following outstanding items fourfold pastel tint parchments, gravure etchings. many cut-out style cards with tip-on pictures. atractivc calendars, humorous cards, envelopes with wallet ilap style, fancy lined and decorated to match cards. Elaborate use of gold and silver designs with bril- linntly coloured inserts. Dainty initial cards that are new and dif-

‘ fercnt. Seventy exquisite numbers to choose from styled in case form equipped with handle. Prices start at one dollar per dozen. Liberal commission. Write Premier Art Guild. 202 Castle Building, Mon-

Mt?!“ ‘Sto ck Exchange

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Ilnui Bridge . 391g Doni Steel Coal B 417g Int Nickel . . . . .. , 21w, Massey Iliirris . . . . .. .. . 4% hlctloll Front

Mont Power Nat Brew Power (‘urp Quebec Pow Hhatrinlgiin

Rtcci of (‘a|i Winnipeg EX

PRiOD-UCE

(Canadian Prensa) .\lON'i‘1il'J.\L. Sept. 10-—Buiicr priccii to rctnilcrn advanced hnlf a cent. a pnunii today 0n the Ainntreni dairy nnd prnducc mni-ket fnlluwltig tho recent advance in carliii levels.‘ Sullds became 2-11.41 cents n pqulu] with prints a ccnt hinlier. N l grade in carluis nr less iii-iii at -211’. to 23 ccnts a pound.

The egg market iicld steady at re- cent. advances, graded shipments in cnrlnt» or less being quoted at iii to ccnts a ilnzcii for A-lrirgc, 32 to 32% cents for 1\-|Ill‘il|illu, 23 cents for 1t and ‘:0 cents for I‘,

.('hccnc brought 111,4 to 11% cents a pound for no l (iiitlirin nnd 101i’, to 10% ccuts for "Quclicc,

0n_ti1c potato nmrkct prices hcid nt Ila tn 40 cents for Qucbecs in S0- puund hairs.

‘Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press) i‘[()x'-I‘Rl':l\ld| Sept. 10- \\'hc1it, Nor no ‘J 03. Barlcy (.‘ W no 1i 43. (hits fired no 1 i0.

idlnur spring ulicnt patents, firsts $5.110.

Flour sci-mills $1.20,

Flour bakers $5.10.

Flour winter wheat patents, choice $3.30 in $3.40.

Flour white c rn 8,00.

Bran tnn $18. Shorts tun $2 Ailddliugs ton . linllctl nuts hag lhs $3.05. liny no 2 per tnn cnrlots $10.00 to $11.00. (‘hccsc nn 1 Out 111,4 tn 1th,}. (‘liccsie ilil 1 Que 1011i to 1117;. Rutter no l 221,1] tn Zii. Eggs in cartons A 1 large t5 Eggs A medium 43. Eggs A laigc 30. A medium 37. B ‘J0. lilrrns t‘. ‘.35. Potatoes Que Eli's 35-40.

tn $111.25. n. $21.25. 1r.

Currencies

(Canadian Press)

MUNTREAL, Supt. 1(i—'l'h0 sterling showed n siunll gain on Montreal fnrclgn exchanges today while tlic United Slntcs ilniinr and the French Iriine hcld unchanged. ’l‘hc pound was up 5;, of n cent at 51.11.71». The franc licid nt 0.01 cnuts nnd tho iloilnr- at 1/. of nnc par ecnt premium.

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(Cnnniltnn Press) NEW YORK, Sept. ilk-Sterling was higher the French franc and

the Cniiniliiiii dollar slightly lower, in the foreign exchange ninrkcts t0- iliiy.

The pound sterling niiviinccil ‘it u! u cent to 34.04%. The Dominion dol- iiir extended its discount from 7-112 ln 0-112 per cent \\'lli|(' tin: franc, closing at 0.60% ccnta, shop-ed a loss u! 001/; of a cent.

LIVESTOCK

(Canadian Press! l\lON'l'l{l‘lAl.. Supt. i0-—liecci|1ts tntnllcil B47 head un tho twn Mout- rcnl livestock iniirlicts toilay. at wihch .58 were cnttic, ‘J50 cnlrcs, 45'.‘

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Proud) MONTREAL, Sept. ltl-Brltilh and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compiled by the Royal Bank of Canada closed today as followsa~ Argentina peso .2608, Austidlla pound 3.05% Austria achillng .1001. Belgium belga .1002. Brazil milreis .0642. (‘hlns Hang Kong dollars Czechoslovakia crown .0410 Denmark krone .2211. France franc .0661. Germany relchsniark .4088. (treat Britain pound 4.9530. llnliand florln .0770. ‘Hungary pengo .2074. lndin t-upce .3757. ltaly liro . 11. Japan yen .2019. New Zeiiland pound 8.9063. Norway krone .2401, Poland alnti 1808. Hnutli Africa pound 4.0306. Spain pesetn .1371. Sivcden krone .2556. Switzerland franc .3205, United States dollar 1A premium. '

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Closing exchange rates 2- At Iiluntrmii-Pouiiil 4.06%- dollar 1.00'/3§ franc ‘til. ' At New‘ York—-l'nuuil ~ 4.94%: Clu-

ndliin ilollni- 0i] 23-32; frnuc 0,00%.

At Paris-Pound 74.05 fr; Canadian titllllll‘ 1.11:1 tr- s. dnllnr 1517K francs.

in izuid—l‘tiuuil l" ~(‘ny|g.1iun do]. lili’ 50.30 cents; U. s. lnr 50.60.

Mia/LNG

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO. Sept. lit-Prices follow- cd iiii irregular trend on the mining section of the Toronto exchange tn- iiayr-Aflcr n iliaggy start. nctlui1.in- creased latcr in the day and volume iit the cinsn reached 543,000 01100 more tiiiin yesterday. tiox for ‘.'0 golds stood at 101.38, slightly down from yesterday's in- ilcx of 104.43. lndcx for miscellaneous iiilucs, however, was liighcr tudny, 00.310 compared with 80.02 yesterday.

Junior golds mceivcil moat atten- tion with Aliicnssn outstanding. Soil- inr issues were traded in lightly. llnse rni-tal issues like Noraudn and Base nictiila nrousnti trading interest. Silvers were fairly active and oils

2.31 ta snore Poiiit gains were marked up for- Siscoe and Yo". tures but God's linke ilecrcnscil thc same _aniun1it, Wright. Hargreaves lind n ‘.20 cent advance to 8.10 nnd Hui]- inger lost. the same amount. Noranda nnd iiasc nictais were softer.

TORONTO, Sept up. Stocks

Cal and ldilm (‘nu .\l.'1l

(‘aribtm . (‘nstlo '1‘

(‘cu i‘nt , (‘hcm lies (‘hilmug _ i'lt'l‘lt‘_\' (‘uniuriilii .. lmme Alincs Franklin .. . , ,, Elilnrntld .. . Falcon ... ...

Foil Kirk Gultl Belt ... (lnndfisil ttrnunilu . (lrnndoin (lrcenc Sta (lunanr llilrker . . . . .. linllingcr .. .. llowoy .. . .i Al (‘one _, , Kirk Lake ,,

Lnko Shara ..

visnuiu. ucii Miran llllliliililitli

Corrected For Every Wednesday and Saturday Issue

PRODCOI Oats .. . .. ... 50c Hay. inniin cwt , , 00c Straw, pressed cwt . . . . . . .. 40c

RETAIL MARKET

Celery bunch 25-270 New pntatui-s bus 35c Tomatoes ..

Blueberries qt Cavillflnwcr cnc

Onions lb . . .

Beets bunch -

Veal iii _ Roast bri-f - . Stew meats 10-120 Fowl (ifi-Sflc Biollcrs dab-Lon Lamb lb 1548c Carrots lh 10c Rntiuh . 5c Mint . .. 5e ‘Fnruips bunch ... . , . tic Scmnch I! ..... .. 25c Parsley bunch . . , . Broccoli . .

(Tilciimiicrs ii fut‘ .

tcr . . . . .. ..

(‘ream .

Eggs dnz . . . , ..

C011 lb . . . . .. 5e Mackerel 3 for - 25c Haddock lb .. ‘h: Piss vi ivccks per pair . . . . . . ..$l0.IJ0

I n d u s t r i a I Stocks Lead UptrendinNY.

(By Frank MncMllen. [Associated Pres sl-‘inancinl Writer) (A- P- By Guardian's Special Wire)

NEW YORK. Sept. 10~Strength in the industrial shares was sufll- cient to break the grip of profit- takers on the stock market today and P1150 the list as a. whole to a. new 1935 top.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose .4 0f a. point to 50.4, replacing the 53.0 peak made Mon- day. The 30 industriais also reached new ground on the top-side at 68.1. up .7 of a point. Rails were a shade improved. while utilities edged lower on the average.

E0 motor shares. especially some of the lower priced issues. includ- ing Packard. Studebaker and Reo. auto accessories and later. a num- ber of industrial specialties went the apparent credit for turning aside the realizing wavelet which sent most leaders down fractions to around a point in early deal- lugs. In late trading the firmness in thcsc groups amared to be ‘spread- ing: to most other sections of the list. There was a noticeable less- ening of activity on the early dips. while volume accelerated as prices picked up. Turnover in the stock exchange was 1,992,940 shares.

Some of the automotive issues in the bond market followed the lend of equities, but most corporate cinsiflcations were nan-owl irreg- ular. U. S. Government obligations were generally steady and mod- ("rntely firmer.

Some of the so-called pivotal shores advancing around 1 to 2 points were Westinghouse at '16, Allied Chemical at 169 3-4. Ameri- can Can at 145 3-4, American Tele- phone at 144 3-4. Chrysler at '11 3-4. Union Carbide 6'1 3-4.

In the Canadian list McIntyre- Porcnpine advanced a point. Prac- tionnl gainers included such issues

popular choice.

FOR

_ race THE PERSONAL VOTE- l

H a: ws amour car Smoking Tobacco e

is strong in all three Counties in the Province. Its the

FRAGRANT COOL‘ MILD “The Smootiiest Smoke”

HIOKEY 8i NICHOLSON

BRilP_R_EPliRT

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Below will be found a brief synopsis of telegraphic reports re- ceived at the Head Office of the Bank of Montreal from its Branches. The Branch Managers have complete and intimate know- ledge of each local situation and are in close touch with crop condi- tions in all sections 0f the districts mentioned.

GENERAL

Grain harvesting in the Prairie Provinces has been delayed by in- termittent rains, but; cutting is practically completed, except in northern Alberta, and threshing is becoming general. Further damag- ing frosts have occurred in Alberto. and Saskatchewan. Wheat onturns indicate that the major portion of the crop will be low both in yield and in grade. Coarse grains are a fair crop. In Qaiebcc. with harvest- ing under way. the crop outlook generally continues to be favorable. In Ontario crops in general are good. Dry weather has facilitated threshing operations and the cut- ting of a. good second crop of Al- falfa. Spring grains are provins somewhat discoioured as a result. of lodging. In the Maritime Provinces, where results indicated arc fair, recent rains have been beneficial. In British Columbia favourable weather has been helpful. and good crops are expected of grain; hay. apples. mars, plums and hops. De- tails follow:—

PRAIRIE PRDVINCES

ALBER.TA~I-Iorvesting is general in the south, and thc- cutting of wheat and coarse grains is well ad- vanced. Rain and cold weather in the north have retarded ripening. Late crops have been heavily damaged by frost and the grade will be lowered. The yield over the province as a whole is expected to approximate that of last year. The outlook for the best crop centuries to be satisfactory. SASKATCHE- ‘WAN-Cutting is neariv completed and thershing is under way in most

districts. although progress has been hindered by rains. Damage from frost is reported in west

central south central and central districts. Owing to frost and rust, low grades predominate, but the rc- turns generally will exceed those of 1934 . MANITOBA—ThIeshil‘1g is general. although operations have been held up by wet weather which is causing further deterloriution. A large wheat acreage is not. likely to be worth threshing. Yield and grade will be poor. The coarse grain crop ls light.

PROVINCE 0F QUEBEC In t-he lower St. Lawrence and

Luke St. John districts harvesting of a fairly satisfactory groin crop

MARITIME PROVINCES

In Prince Edwrad Island the harvesting o1’ a. good average grain crop is nearing completion. In New Brunswick and Nova. Scotia. a patchy groan crop is now being inn-vested; roots and fruit are fair to good, and pastures show some iccovcry since rains fell.

PROVINCE or imrrisn COLUMBIA _

Threshing is well under way on Vancouver Island and tlielower mainland. Grain and hay are ex- pected to yield good croas- Tom- atoes or somewhat below aver-use quaity are moving to canncrics in fair volume. An unusually heavy yield of hops is anticipated. Late potatoes are a good crop in both quality and yield. Tree fruits are progressing satisfactorily, with apples showing better than average colour and running largely in 6X- port sizes. Pears are now moving to market. The following yields are indicated: Apples and Dwrfi. 90 D91’ cent of average; peaches 35 i191‘ cent. and plums and prunes 100 per cent. There is ample water for 1r- rigatton purposes and pasturage on the mainland is reported good.

MAKING SUCCESS _ OF LAND RETURN

WINNIPEG, Sept. 9.-(C.P.): De- spite the havoc wrought by rust in some localities. families settled under the Manitoba Rural Rehabil- itation plan are maintaining a re‘- mnrknbly good record in the fourth year of operation of the scheme.

The Manitoba Rural Rehabilita- tion Commisslon began operations May 2, i932. Since that time 762 families have been settled. 0f these, only 44 have come back on relief, .and of these 44, no less than 28 haveapplied for a second chance. which is in itself pretty fair proof of the permanent attractiveness of the plan.

Fifty families have attained the “gold standard"~bccome entirely self-supporting. Another 250-pra.c-

Downward Trend On Mt'i. Market

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire), MONTREAL, sept. l0—Wltli strength noted in a. number of sel- ected issues, including the paper, group, and withdrawal of supper! causing losses to appear in scst< tcred sections of the list, today's session of the Montreal Stock Eltn change was characterized by irregs ularity. , ~

Lack of any special disposition on the part of traders to depart f their current attitude of cant on pending the clearing up of a vari-w ety of surrounding uncertsintlel was noted but the market neverthe< less managed to show more active ity than has been the custom re- centiy.

There was little in the msxkcii news to account for the demand for newsprint: stocks other thafl continued and not unexpected ro< ports of increased production in titO industry. Biithurst Paper in PM" ticulnr was in demand to show i rise of 1 1-4 points to 'l 3-4, hold- ing its gain despite attempts OI speculators to take profit. Dryden Paper was up 1-4 at 4 and Howard Smith held unchanged at the goiil registered earlier in the week. I

Expectation of an increased din idcrid caused heavy hiring of Jan maica. Public Service. which jumped 5 points to a new high of 2'1. Ii was reported directors would inn crease the disbursement from $1 M $1.50 per annnm.

Total sales were 10.034 sharcst bonds $9.550.

ticslly one-third of the wholu number-arc on a partially self- supporting basis. getting along on grocery allowances of $4 to $5 per

month. producing the rest of their subsistence themselves.

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Certified Puplie Accountant and Auditor nkkeeping systems installed or revised Profit and Loss Accounts Computed

Company By-Laws, Minutes, Annual Statements and Reports Prepared.

Administration of Estates a Specialty.

r1185‘- eic- Gila-Null’! oflicfi- ‘ _ 535_g.10.t1_ 0.10, hogs nnl 50 shwzp and lambs. _ d‘ lfl Br. m I 1S progressing. Potatoes promise 11-3-2741. - ..:: ._-_—~_-__—- oa-tftlligrlr)"p225(‘nuigjaplzlntgunlllityhgutchcr glmecalgzmgg hzfrcgx?‘ gvciage ivlelds o‘- gtoiod quanity '-—r———————————————— _ _ , ' ' _ . _ _ as uros n some sec ions rcqu re roa sans-savanna. crrv riio- Male Help wanted Blllliillhtii: Still: d7§i’.'-'“§i'..ii ' \' niidummilmgzgrsrtfdms’cgtfitgaticfg. moisture In the Eastern Town-shins Y - _———_‘_;;;:_.__'——-~_---__~; ~42 :_—~:__- a - nlpisslng a c 9 - a 5'» 5 1 n ,, p

Dem“- APPW J- P- 31114113!‘ 65 5-5“- .\(II'lillli|| . dustrial Alcohol Hiram Walker ‘F1110 Ottawa Valley the gain har-

Cc. L-872l-9-5-6i WANTED — A MAN T0 WORK (‘alrcs \\‘t‘l'(‘ steady at $3 to $4 for 0-in-4,“ H and Dismlerkseégram. were mic, vcst is well advanced and threshing -“:—‘€——-—-—--—-—"*’“‘ --- on farm. APPIY RM’ CPOSbY. Cbrii- urusscrs to for good quality up“. 011 . 1 ' ‘ has commenced. with yields gener- Blink 0f Nova Scotia Bllildin__

unis . tional y lower.