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fedmuiiill m, et 11' ‘ "re ‘mu-lo P “my; loa a curd’... u Iimuiurred by net chant" IE,’ arming in the ‘W; runs‘ c w son muted "m1 subli “,1 puliin m] dealings. lisn no! ._ (‘an p; st th , h; gossip pyidend action at the

41y fractional.

t-The stock mgrghagnotber rath-

| 1 got pro uc- llei-orarhla items t0 bile on the other iatered a smaller de- ower output and sings for several

a fairly even

lste n somewhat lower. . ii ed by recov- ’ ‘upcuii-liiocboznduretl until hen selling of s few other leaders. U. S. orting orders at g others with it The averages god nnd gains and los-

“ns n weak feat- a worst. Selling was concerning forth-

hone robe than a point, but it

comin meeting. American Tele met rther liquidation which g

the priee_ more msde- v ~~ complete recover . U. l. Steal Preferred and Bent-s both softened. Borden eased on its dividend cut but Public Service of New Jersey, confronted with similar news, appeared to have discounted that action and held steady. General Motors. New York Central, National Biscuit, International Shoe, Case sud Westinghouse closed with something to the good. The general absence of interest, either by speculators ot- in, vestors, was again fltested by the ,small volume, which reached only 000% shares.

oreign exchanges displayed mild firmness in dollar terms. lifoney mar- kets were dull as ever, although in

some movement of funds to New York against July 1 settlements.

\VHA'I‘ THE STOCK MARKET DID

Number of advances . Number of declines Stocks unchanged

i al Market Siiieiights

up, June 22. (By the Can- mn-Jccurity values drifted peer today on the Montreal

lhflgt’. bilc infcrcst at s low ebb. mg f,“ n“ to 4,021. shares. rlti- of issucs lost ground lit tho lcnders, notably uud Brazilian Trac-

_ oliits in Simon Pre-

d or 0 puluta- in tit. Law-

," Pn-fcrred were tbs wid-

_ “l; nf the session but each u‘ iici-u lunctlv for some Mm"; dv-cline following the

trend 0f trailing during that

]P(\1\‘t‘l'_ native lender with

closed down M at 251A;

575 sales, was off 1,4 at "unions! Nickel, Dominion ltrnrd Smith, liicCoil Fron- lrlniran and llcll Telephone u; lssucs to slip fractional-

.“ llnmiiinn Bridge. nnd (‘rnndii Power made minor ong the banking issues Com-

[r0215 to 126 and Montreal

||>olnt to 11H“.

qainnt was made the ex-

ua curb market would close

p, m. Friday in tibservanco

fLJenn Baptiste holiday.

ales wore $20,250 with minor

. moi-cs in the majority. closed at 14.1537 and Un-

. money st a premium of

wit.

aouuca

,.

. 1., June 22.-Cheese held of the stage on the lion- snie dairy and produce

billy. At tho weekly auction

blloard of Trade highest ono cent under what the hti been quoted on tho pre-

,the highest bid being 8% the white and 8% cents for d. Offerings were 474 no 1

vhitc: R0 bores of no 2 Que-

;i\ll boxes nf no 1 colored

borcs of no 2 colored. The

III snld late in the afternoon,

st prices announced _as 01/; the no 1 white. and O1,‘ the no 1 colored with no 2

i, tunder the no 1 levels. This - s dccline of 11ft cents from

tinns of the previous (lav.

eheesc was qunted in the af- at 01,’, ccnts_ off slightly from us day. Ilcnlcrs said the wanker and that the high- established earlier on the apparently been too high riiish buyers. On Monday uointinns had been up tn 10 pound. Receipts were 1,121

tier market was ‘iiioted un-

.5 to 10% cents for no 1

or less. At the suction s

1,1144 boxes of 0.1 sold at

is. Receipts were L4H boxes. innrkr-t held

i Pnlntocs were dull nnd un-

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Forecast: There is little

0111186 in trouser pockets lard times.

triadic-

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i“ Wear ronr slams, for

" "h veers. as some do. ‘ ' re-ezsminatiomforlp

time serious ebsngss "h"? ilIIlWrts-nt. whe- "fl me are nod or

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Miscellaneous

L10.\"i‘ll1<lAL_ June ‘IL-Barley Can- ndlnn western no 3 40- oats feed no 1 39: flour spring wiie t patents firsts 4,80; flour seconds 4.20; flour bakers 4.10; flour wintcr wheat patents choice 2.05-2.70; flour white cnrn 4.30; bran ton 17.25; shorts ton 18.25; middling

2.70; hay no 2per

10.00; cheese Ontnrios 00 Qucbccs 0814-0818.; butts no 1 finest‘ IIiM-lilill; eggs fresh specials in cur-i tons 27; eggs fresh extras in cartons. 20; cggs fresh firsts in cartons 22:5 potatoes North Carolina no 1 bnrreli 0.00; potatoes Bermuda no 1 barrel 11.00: Bermuda no 1 crate 1.75; local whltcs per R0 pound bng 510-35; N B and Que grccn mountains per R0 pound bag 45, ' ' '

SUGAR no

NEW YORK, June -..-Raw sugar steadied today, after an early dip to 2.80 or 10 poi s below Monday's close. Buyers showed more interest in the decline and recoveries of two points followed. Sales reported includ- cd 0,000 bags of Philippines at 2.81 nnd 05,000 bags of Cuban nt 2.82 lute yesterday, while today 211.700 bugs of Porto lilcan sold nt 2.80 and 28,100 bags at 2,82 sii in prompt position. Approximate sales 20,150 tons. July closed 77; Scp R4; Dcc 01; Jan 1J2: March 00 and .\1ay 1.0.1.

Refined was unchanged at 3.00 for fine granulated with n better with- drawal demand reported, but no new businesm- .

COTTON NEW YORK, June

ures closed steady. Feb m"-

2‘.‘.—(‘utttwn fut-

iflnslng bills:

: April 50d; l 11c 014; July 517; ' Sop‘ i533; Oct 542-43: Nov Dec 557.

Spot closed quiet. hfiddling zoo. LIVERPOOL

Cotton spot in fair dcinnnd. 2 points lowcr. American nil mfr 'fnlr 5.32; strict good tniililling 4,87: good middling 4.41; strict middling 4.42: middling 4.87; strict lnw mid- dling 4.27; lnw middling 4.17: strict ordinary 3,07: good ordinary 3,07. Receipts were 11,000 bnlcs including 4,000 American.

New York Curb

Prices d .

Siticks

High Lon" Close Am i‘,van B . "14, 2 21$

Cities Ber oC (‘ord Corpor B Sh

imperial Oli Lid . S 0 of lntllnna . S 0 of Kentucky U L Power A

77w Montreal Curb Market

Stocks High Low Cinsc Assoc Brew 4% Bcauhnruois A B A (ill i) C Sengrunis . , imperial Oil ... in Petrol o.

In Petrol .\foss .\lines Nnrnndn . Slscnc liilncs Walker lilrniu Walker Hiram P l ..

W. 911;. nu, 0%

DOMINION 0P‘ CANADA Province of PRINCE snwsan ISLAND IN TIIE BIYRROGATI} COURT 28rd George V, A. II. 108! In Be Estate of James 1!. Locke lute of Charlottetown in Queen's 001""! In the salrl Province deceased intest- ate. By the Honourable Harold Lennon! Palmer. Surrogate of Probate. lea 5°- To rm sin-rm of the Count! of qua,“- (wunty or any Constable or msrnte person within said County Greetlnl! Whereas upon reading the Pfiiaii": on file of Willard Locke of ‘Char’. luttetown aforesaid. the All!!! ll ater of the shove named Estate. pr!!- ing that e citation nil! i" i-"I"! the purpose hereinafter set for . You are therefore hereby "Q1111!" ° elte all persons Interested in the Isn't! Estate to be and spur" WW1; rne at a Surrogate Court to be be in the Court House In Charlottetown. Isa Qneerrs County. lll "I! "i" 1"“ wince on Wednesday the twenty- seventlt day of July next. coming. l‘ the hour of eleven o'clock forenaan of ibe savrie day to show cause If an! they why the Accounts of the snltl Estate should not be passed and name closed u our"! f" "I "m, petition and an motion of Dull m sfcRlnaon, Imp, Proctor for as" PQQIQIIIIQI-“AIIII I de hereby 01‘ that e true con! limos be iorthylalv published in some newspaper publ I - ed ta Charlottetown aforesaid. 01'" in each week for at least four con- secutive weeks from the date herffli and the! I true copy lerref be 101:3; with posted in the followinl v1! plsoeo respectively. IIIIIICIY- i" “i” hall of the (‘curt House in Charlotte- tawn afIreaeHI at or near the 110.3: Bonk of Canada and at or mag-h _ [sank of Neva leotis both in . I" lsttetowu aforesaid. so that all pel- sens ntrrestcd in the sold. Estate as aforesaid may have dse not-re tbereefi GIVIN under my hand and the Sea at the se'd Court this list 1| D. IISI and in t, 2am year Ills Male-til rellll-

of June A.

UPIODIITIIII

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more normal times there would be M F o

ton 22%; rolled onts bag 00 pounds ._ tori cnr lots, 15-00%; cheese,

American Can An (‘upper

1-1 l Dupnnt F. A Lite Po . E P Paper

_ l-‘nx Film

Lambert nt" . .\lls I'm- .\lont Ward

North American P S of c," Radio Corp R K .

S 0 1 Texas (‘n . 'l‘exas Gulf Sui ll f‘

liaited Air . United oCrp . ll G

ll H l Ii B Van Steel Woolworth Po ..

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Montreal Stock Market Quotutions

9% 1014 1

096 101,4, l0 05 2o 91A 4%

2'8 9% 4% fig 261.‘ 18

MLHPZtpc 3g

Nat Breweries Nat Steel Car Power Cor .. Quebec Power Sbawinigsn

BANK!

97s 9%

Commerce . .....- .. Montreal

... ,.. a.-

1 131,

Mining Stocks

TORONTO, June 22.—Mining roles

ciusc; rivios Stock High Low 1310561. 0 10 1 011A 01%

» os 015g 02%

1000 Alkk . 7200 Bidgooil 3500 Ilunkerhill ... . ‘200 B C Pioneer 5000 Castle-Tr ,.. . 1500 Uolumario . . . 200 Holiinger 1500 Homestead {i000 liowcy 800Kccicy 13100 Kirk Luke 410 Lake Shore 1000 liiacussa . 200 Moss 100 Niplssing 171 Nornnda , 500 North (‘an 31000 Olga . .. i000 Premier . 2100 Sberritt ‘.4150 Sscoe ..... .'l000 Studucona . e s 1750 Sylranito . 500 Vipond ... 2M5 Teckhutzhel .. . 2000 Writzhthsr Sllvrr 97% 'l‘-" s 145,000 shares

UNLISIED

500 ii Missouri #14176 tf-Itcsesrch 10.10 l-lidorndn

£500 Homo Oil

i100 Hudson Bay

‘.510 Nicltcl .

500 Kirk H

13000 iilcLentl 25 P-Oreiile 5500 Pen Peta 100 Ventures .

2000 Erctt _.

11500 Kirk lluut 2.100 Rinirnblc .100 Ritchie 1000 Robb blunt

Stock Exchange

High Low Close 821A s2 s2 9%

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12y a it

0 track 38%. . 00

1/, lngs,

Grain Exports

WIN NI-PIG

WINNIPEG, June 22.--I.ast niiaute reports of drought conditions in the United States north west crop areas proved an effective check to fresh downturns in the wheat market today. Bearish sentiment was swept near the close to bring wheat out of an early slump to close 1,5 to 1A

higher.

Jul closed 1.5 higher st 561,5 cents and ctoher and December each gained

to l5 cents at 60% to 51 cents and

to 56 cents respectively. Weakness in the early stages of the market was brought: on by a lower level of prices at Liverpool and persistent but light selling locally and from Chicago sent wheat prices into s decline of one cent before the rally set in.

No overnight export trade was con- rmed. ' Short covering near the close was stimulated by reports of possible black rust developments in northwest state crop areas sud severe grasshopper damage st Hsakett and Giencross, points ole to the international boundary line. market _ lucked confidence in the early trade.

Cash wheat trade continued slow and uninteresting. Spreads for the most part were generally unchanged to a. fraction lower. Oats held fair gains in the coarse grain pit trade.

CIA!!!

Iggleiib-July 511A; Oct son-n; or; mguts-wluly 311A; Oct 201,fiB;c Dc July JBQfiB; Oct Jill‘:

ii: ‘ - Dev 33%.

CASH PRICES

Whcat-No 1 hard 551.6: no I nor 511,}; no 2 nor 51%; n0 3 nor 110,3: no no l5 44; no 371,9; fut-ll

o

511/‘; no 1 durum Till-Q:

no 2 drum 071A; no ll duruui 511,5;

no 4 durum 44%.

Oats—No 2 c W 33; no .. feed 20:

rejected 23%; truccw 40.

Hnriey—-l\'o 3 r‘- w 1181A: 'nr\ i c \\' :nn 5 c w 33%; nu t; i‘ ~- 9.1113;

CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June 22.~—-Stili stagger- ing under the effects of heavily in- creased taxes on futurc delivery deal- whent today fell more than n cent a bushel, but lutcr recovered somewhat.

licports thnt black rust was in ev- id-c- n at various places in the Dal:- ~\ helped the ninrlret to rally after today's prices had broken the sens- on‘! lnw record. Official figures in- dicated thnt board of trndc business bnd diminished more thnn 10.000000 bilsheis in a sinirlc day.

. Late buying attributed in cnstcrn interests led to fractional ad-vant-cs at be last, \Vhcnt closed nervous iii- 1-’, above yesterday's finish. corn un- changed tn 1A higher, oats 1,; nff in I4 up and provisions tinchnngcd to i0 cents lower.

BONDED IVIIEAT

NEIV YORK. Jtinc 22. diumlcri whcat cioscd stcndy. Closing: July 40-1/4: Oct f”

Bani: Debits

O'I"I‘A\VA, Julie 21.’. tliy the Canad- inii 1’ress)—-Bnnk debits in the clear- -Iug house centres of Canada were $2,l75,000,000 in .\1ay compared with $2,0l.'l,90il,000 in ihc preceding month, an absolute increase of over $100,- 000,000 but n decline, nftcr scuson ud- Justlnents, of about 7 pcr cont in the Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports today. A favorable showing uns made in the eastern provlnces_ which was more than counter balanced by declines in the prairie provinces and in British Columbia.

Dcbits in the Maritime were 340200900 in .\1ay, coiuparcti with $42,.'ifi,000 In April. Gains were shown in Halifax nnd Saint John,

Provinccs

M the net result in the three centres

In Nickel Pfd

Nash Motors N Y Central

J

being a gain of 10.4 per cent after seasonal adjustment.

The total ln- Montreal iit $012,000,000 was n gain of 11.5 per cent. The Quebec total was $010,210,000, n guin of 17.0 per cent.

Eight reporting centrcs iu Ontario out of the thirteen showed gains in .\1ay over April. Toronto debits of $050,703,000 was a slight gain, and the aggregate gain of the province, after the’ usual adjustment, was 0.5 per can .

Debits in Brandon Calgary and

Moose Jaw were greater in .\1ay than ni April, but the tendency in the prairie provinces after seasonal ad- justment was downward. The Winni- peg tntal was $221,401,000 compared with $234,142,000 in April. Debits in the three provinces were $357,0l5,00tl u decline of 17.8 pcr cent. Debits in Vancouver wsrc ncnrly maintained thc tntnl being $07,010,000. the decline for the totnl of the threc centres in British Columbia being 7.5 per cent.

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Foreign Exchange

RIONTREAL. June 22. tBy the Can- adian Prcss)~Britisb and foreign er- chsnge in relation to the Canadian dollar, as compiled by the Royal llank of Canada, closed today as foi- lows: ‘ laws: Argentina peso Australia pound . Austria scliiliing not Belgium belgn 0.1504 llrnsil miireis . . 0.0875 Bulgaria lev not quoted _

China I-long Kong 8 not quoted Czechoslovakia crown 0.0341 1" rnne Finland ilnmsrk FMIICC franc (lcrmnny rcichsmar

(lrcat Britain pound

(lreccs drschms not Holland fiorin ..l . Hungary pengo not quoted India rupee lisiy lire Japan yea . Jugoslsvis dlnar New scslsnd pound Norway Irrone,... Poland slntl . . lloumanis ieu . ... South Africa pound ... Spain pesetn .. Nwltserland frnnc

Rwcdcn krone _., ,.. ,.. 0.21 United tBstes Q 11% pc prremium

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NEW YORK, June M.—I" change firm. Great Brits France 3.01 7-10: Italy 0.1011 10.02; Germany 28.745 CIIIL.

0.20110 3.3012

‘r":..;;z. : llclllnm _ a ems.

when a bank breaks, many rainy

day umbrellas |et=wasbed any“,

Chnflwn. Regina and Victoria were the nnf centres out of the 32 show- ing n rain In liiny over the same liionili of lilfll.

wounp coamsrnssv mvoacs

8'1‘. PAUL, ‘June 22-A Blllgestion that. a charge of $500 for each

marriage license issued may help

solve the tax problem and maybe divorce and other marital difficult- ies, was made recently to the Bt. Paul's Oitisens Tax Relief Asso- o'ation by Mrs. Bertha Ortell. "A young fellow gets an automo- bile on instalments," said Mrs. Or- tell. "Then he hunts up e girl, and before you know is he is married. Then there are children and the poor taxpayers have to dig up mon- ey to school them and often to support them.

"Now if s fellow had to have $500 to get married he wouldn't be in

a such a hurry. Another thing, there 1 wouldn't be so many divorces."

SPORT EVENT IN MOVIES

DOS ANGELBJS, J1me 22-It will be the privilege of the world's ath- letes to see themselves as others see them in the Olympic Games here July 30 to August 14.

As part of the nightly entertain- ment in the amphitheatre of the Olympic village, all the events of the day's programme will be shown in motion pictures.

One reason for the popularity of midget golf in America is that it is possible to have the nineteenth hols in the hip Docket.

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UNITED CHURCH services, Pow- nal Circuit, Sunday, June 26th. 1082: Clifton. 11 s. 1a.; Mt. Herbert. 2.80 p. m4 Pownsi, 730 p. m.

cuuncn or 8COTLAND—Mr. Jae Harvey Bishop, student, will preach Sabbath, 28th, st Kinross st 2.80; and Point Prim at 7.80 p. m.

CHURCH SERVICES will be 6on- ducted on June 26th at Cross Roads at 11. a. 1a.; Alexandra. st 330 p.m. (please note change in time) and Bsseibrook et 7 p. in. RAv. E- .i. Chisholm, Minister.

UIGG BAPTIST CBUIKZH -— A Church service will be held in the Uigg Baptist; Church on June 28th, at 2 p. m. by Rev. E. J. Chisholm.

CENTRAL PARISH (Church oi Scotland). Services for sabbath, June 30th. Glasgow Road 10.80 a- m. Lot 4B, 2.30 p. m. and Church- ill et 7.30 p. m. James Lamont, student.

PORT HILL SCIIOO‘ an- nual meeting of Port i. ‘phool district n0. 4 was held in the school house st '1 o'clock. Mr. W. P. New- combe, Chairman of ‘Trustees pre- sided and Archibald E. Ellis was secretary. The following nm \nts were voted: supplement $125.00; fuel and Janitor $60.00; expenses $75.00. Mr. W. P. Newcaiiile wa

reappointed trustee. '

WELCOME VISITORS-Mrs. R. H. Rogers, Charlottetown, and her sister, Mrs. R. B. Boucher, Van- couver, are guests at the Norfolk Hotel. Accompanied by friends they worshipped in the Middle River church Sunday, the church of their father who was one of the Fraser's from Rocklln. The ladies plan on visiting Sbewiacke, Wallace and the Wentworth Valley in the course of this week. Mrs. Rogers will then return home and Mrs. Boucher will proceed to Montreal, where she will be met by her husband. They will make s trip to Europe thereafter.- New Glasgow News.

DUPUlS-BOUBQUE -— Rev. R. Boudreau, curate of L'Assomption Church, Tuesday united in the bonds of matrimony, Lawrence Du- puis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wi‘1iam Dupui-s, Amherst. and Alvina Bour- que, daughter oi Ir. and Mrs. Em- ery Bourque of .his city. George Cormier and Alphee Belliveau sci.- ed as witnesses. Following the cer- emony the bridal party repaired to the home of the bride. where a wedding breakfast was partaken of. Later they left on a trip to Prince Edward Island. The bride's father is a member of the Moncton Police Force and well known throughout this part of the province. Mr. and Mrs. Dupuis will reside in Amherst, where the groom is an employee of the Amherst Batteries Diamond GricL-Moncton Transcript.

SUPREME COURT-At the Su- preme Court yestcrday the appeal case of William Munn, appellant vs. the King, respondent, was call- ed. The appeal was from the de- cision of Stipendiary Magistrate Martin, Charlottetown, who convic- ted the appellant on the charge of having liquor illegally in his pos- session. The ground for the ap- peal was that the appellant dia- claimed all ownership of the liquor in question. The following wit.- nesses were examined; for the pro- secution: Leo Bradley and Alban Shaw; for the defence, Chief of Police Birtwistie, James E. Brad- ley, policeman; William Munn; Mi- chael Kensiow, and Dorothy Munn. Judgment was reserved. Mr. Aibar Farmer appeared for the Crown and Mr. J. O. C. Campbell for the appellant. The court adjourned until ll o'clock this morning when the appeal case of tho King, res- pondent vs. Matthew Veesey, ap- pellant will be beard.