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hagyea our Pltficld and Co’: ‘‘ Private Wire) nzw YORK, May 5—The Bank 01 Japan has raised the gold pur- ¢h.,5e price. The Bdvﬂnoe 111 W6 of from 6 1-2 to 13 per cent by reading manufacturers in Akron was followed by advances by oth- ers. l-lowever. Montgomery ward 00,, major distributors of special brand tires. announced that they were studying the price situation but have taken no action as yet. The extra dividend of 75 per cent share by General Motors was probably a little more than ex- pected It has been currently es- timated that 50 cents extra would be paid. There were also rumors to the effect that the stock might be placed on a 83 basis, but the most general was that 50 cents ex- tra would be paid. Steel

figures , ore reserve; as at Dec. and automobile figures published were 83.800 ions of ore

would expect, however, that the market will try to do better but unless volume picks up materially on the upside we would only fol- low the market in small commit- ments.

'IORON'1‘O, May 5-Gunner Clold—'I‘he annual report of Gun- har reveals that the null is now in operation and working satisfac- torily. The main shaft on the property has been deepened to the 1,000 foot level and stations have been cut at the 8'15 and 1.- 000 foot levels. Gilbert Labine, President in his report stated that a new vein was encountered at the 1,000 foot level showing encour- aging possibilities. It is too soon. however, he states to appraise the value of this new discovery. 31 there developed

yesterday show small declines. W910“ the No. 1 vein system.

Produce Prices

.\.::madlan Press) MONTREAL. Mali 5'" wheat, nor no 2 811 1-2. Barley C W no 3 1'1. Oats. C W no 3 37. Outs, teed no 1 85. - Flour, spring wheat patents.

lirsi. 35.40.

Flour seconds 35.00. Flour bakers $4.90. Flour winter wheat gholce $3.70-$3.80.

1'lour whit: corn $4.40-84.50.‘ Bran ton $20.25.

Shorts ton $21-35

liiiddlings ton 325.251

Rolled cats but: 90 ills 32-75- Hay no 2 per ton carlot; $9.00. Cheese no 1 Ont col 10 3-4. Butter no 1 19 to 19 1-2.

Eggs in cartons A large 24. Eggs A medium 23

Eggs B 22.

Potatoes: P E I mts 80's

il.70.

P E I mis 50's $1.05.

P E I mts 10's 22.

P E I cobblers 80's $1.60-$1.65. N. B. mts 110's $1.55-$1.60.

N. E. mts 50's $1.05.

N. B. mts 10': 22.

Que rnts 80's $1.50-$1.55.

Que no 2 80's $1.40-$1.45.

patents.

$1.65-

Miscellaneous

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press) 1\Z")I\‘I‘REAL. May 5- l3l'll.1Sli

to the Canadian dollar as compli-

losed today as follows:—- Ailstralia pound 3.9626. Bclgilim belga .1701. Brazil milrcis .0560. China Hong Kong dollars .3278. Denmark krone .2216. Finland finmarlr .0221. 1“1nhce franc .0659. Germany reichsmarlr .4036. Great Britain pound 4.9628. Holland florin .8786. India rupee .3762. New zealund pound 4.0025. Japan yen .2912. South Africa pound 4.9383. Snuln peseta .1366. Switzerlnnd franc .3251. United States dollar cm‘. Drcmium. Closing exchange rates:— At 1\1lont.reo1~—Pound 4.90 9-32: U. S. dollar 1.00 1-32; franc 6.59. At New Yorlr—Pound ‘(L96 1-4: Canadian dollar 1.00: franc 6.58 5-8. At Pal’is—-Pound 75.48 fr; U. 5.

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dollar 15.19 11‘: Canadian dollar 15.20 11'. ' In g0ld—PDllnd 125, 1d; U. 3.

dollar 59.37 cents: Canadian dol-

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NEW YORK May 5-Foreign ex- chantzc firm. Great Britain de- nnhd high 4.96 3-4: low 4.96: rlosc

(Canadian Press) 4051-4: 60 day bills 4.95 5-8; MON'i"R.EAL. May 5—Prircs Frmicp 6.58 5-8; Italy 7.87; Bol- :1'1'.'o:cd near previous closes on ’ glum 1700; Gsrmany 40.29: Cah- C.111a1l111n commodity excinthgc add 1.00, pl'.(.’ilCC section today. Volume was urlli. l.lut’.e1‘ Spot: Sales: 78 boxes Q11." ‘ fresh. 19 1-4. Que grass 18 3-4 ml PIANO AT ABBEY 19 1-4. 1 --—- Chcesc sp°g,__.Unqu01,gd, 1 LONDON—(C.P.)—-For the first

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MINING

(Canadian Prols)

TOR/ONTO, May 0—Mining shares attracted a big following today and volume hopped up to 2.540.000. the heaviest trade since Feb. 19. As in recent sessions. act- ion bulked in a group of the cheaper golds and most of them registered gains. The yellow metal group advanced about 3 points in the exchange index to 134.28 and the miscellaneous mines index firmed a point.

Trading was heavy in Gunner Gold, J. M. Consolidated, Goldale. .- irkland Lake, Manitoba-Buster, Maple Leaf. Algolna. Preston and Mcvittie at gains of 1 3-4 to 7 oeniis. O'Brien moved up to a new hirrh at B5 and Quebec mining added 20 cents, closing at 1.30. Gains of 3 to 6 cents were posted for Sylvanite. Sullivan. Ventures. Wright Hargreaves, Reno. Perron an‘ Chibougamau. Pickle Crow gained 10 cents and Little Long Lac las‘. 10. Argosy firmed 10 to 1.50.

Base metals held up well in slow trading, Noranda adding 1-2, Hud- son Bay 1-8, sudbuxty sum 5 and Mining Corporation 6.

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PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, May l5—P1-ices shiwed little change on Montrul open produce markets today with the trend steady in a shade easier.

Graded egg shipments in earlotl or less were quoted at 20 1-2 cents a doten for A large. 18 1-2 for A- medium. 18 to: B and 1'1 1-2 for C. Butter was quoted at 19 to ll) 1-2 cents per pound for carlots or 'ess of no 1 while lots to retailers were 21 for solidi Ind 31 I-3 00 93 rnr prints.

Cheese firmed a bit to 10 8-4 cent: per pound for no 1 Ontario mlort-.1. eurr:nt arrivals.

Potatoes: P El rfts 80's |1.65 to $1.70; 50's 81.05; 1011 22; cobbler: 39;. 3130 to 31.1111: N. 3. mt: I0‘: $1.55 is $1.30: 50's tl.06: 10': 2!: Que mts sozs $1.50 to $1.55; No 2 i)'s $1.40 to 81.45.

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offered.

Toronto and Mom.r12<1i—1ndus- trial stocks higher.

Toronto Mine.-.—Highe1‘.

New York—stocks cured higher

Winnipeg—Wheat up 3-8 to 1-2

New York—-Cotton and sugar higher.

GRAIN 1 ‘

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church or cathedral, a monument, is harbor, etc. Under each photograph are printed ten Poldbh

solutions. One of the solutions under photograph number one is correct for number one. But cob 1

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and of the contest. The important thing to 1-em ember is that correct solution to the photograph,

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CHICAGO, Ma 5--1.1 uldati ‘ sales of May wheat cont ra2tsla£§ 3 , 1y dominated wheat values today, : _ ° -run: lgelieferxrle I, turznbledmthe Use this c0lI_lJ0n and send with your complete set of 48 answers to " ‘Round 1 bméel. Y 0 n - 1- can . .1 The World Contest The Charlottetown Guardian, Charlottetown. P. E. I. May wheat narrowed its prem- My Name Is » ium over July to arounci nine cents as compared with 11 cents yester- day. Profit taking (111 advances Address seemed also as something of :1 weight on new crop prices. ' ‘L Wheat closed irregular, 1 3-4 ‘ I1; lows: dm H mm wmpmdﬂmh My Soluhons to the Puzzle Phofograp s , yes r ay'a finish, May 96 3-8 to 1-2, July 8'! 1-4 to 3-8, corn un- I I3 25 37 1 changed to 1-1 off, my 52, as unchanged to 3-8 up. and pro(:ls- 2 H’ 26 38 /’ ions unchanged to 25 cents do- 39 4 cline. 3 ‘I5 27 " ‘ 4 15 2s 40 I 4 Currencies 5 17 29 4‘ * __ 6 13 30 42 c (Canadian lhen) . 8 MONTREAL. May $—Gain of 7 I9 3' 43 ' 1 -32 cent was shown by pound 1 sterling on Montreal foreign ex- 8 20 32 44 , changes today. The limited states ~ dollar eased 1-32 cent‘ to 1-82 pre- 9 2l 33 45 , mium. The French urine was un- - changed .1 on ma. ~ 10 22 34 46 us.-w roux, Ilay .t—t' *- funds held at par tluoughout to- . 1; 23 35 47 day. llinlﬂl 1-10 mo.-. yuterdars close. The pound sterling and *2 24 35 43 Pnsnch franc were also firm. Emu": “med 3'8 M “M 1" so-oooooooo s+oo¢+ooo4-0+-0+-o'++o-+900 ,