pluck ‘u, ill; ‘movements to- ,¢ with changes that,

olnts fresh scliiug list and the im- n-n-d sway, a cw vlaefnmgg|ng to new “' ...... Just before the short covering. ains nnd los-

t} to‘ i‘ 7- | the

rd chiefly on "",,,°°K.Y§§§u.n dkelerbonc. :9 nearly a point‘ n tho

' P,“ 1v, net to 24, cios- ' "has reduced its loss to quickly converted a _ __ p a ,, decline offliifi a

a "W T; $301153»; Anb

f; slm

i1 . liigh Low Ciosc 38 35 35% 40 1 43% 210% 35% 80V; 81%‘

40 47-

‘lit 25% 23% 2m 100K, June lip-The Now .‘ i Reserve BIIIR II- sarhisngr today in Its re- __ Isis of 3 par east.

M-BUK‘

I Quickly iieait a

iistscstos

0-04-06-6000-0

"R's "naszanrrs mrnovap"

lllfl

v r " 0's "snsurorqw- ‘ Purple Tcp

. iso best SWEDUS " hwy crops- Good , V"! Mliillar in the CAN iusnssrs.

i ‘i 0ND" for early fall

i‘ ‘I lmsroved" for ‘no sassy srnruo

- l ISLAND 030w" P5 are becoming more h "l9 Bgghn ‘n. m°ii°lfl Cities for " l“ Bil! the Seed from 11b srons. and our

i

<:'r"'s".'.':e'$u' m‘ "m" t‘ ‘"- c ens w

4 of losses by 0 lo ii. The decline in 4 the average price of twenty stocks of

y‘ requiredpths arrival at s deiinlts plan

n While Lord Beaverbrook indicated that ' under his plan Price Bron. would not

ossz

OI Ill 095mm": .

h I DUN

out for m.r.1°ri'all'§.'§:"|“.."“§ 1:0".

Hi3 i535. T4'.'.7..,',',,°°,',‘~ goblin-u" lsldod hair‘ 1;, n" a: 2112.4» nuts.

n; top; Irekolya .'..,,,,,,,,, "mfg:

:':."":".':.":: --=---=»-~--

.» I . gywu-lto Inn.» ¢'.'.“."l..'1.'1?.‘.'§ ‘if; mfl m‘ Pliilfiiv. totalling m,

- ricfcasn sin

solidsted firs: Northugg-eglr-Enhwmn. "Mill. "Amer an Tobacco "n" in up’ Wasting-ho so Union Carbide s'.",'. Fe, Natlo ‘Biscuit. General’ souls: gwosles Public Service of u...’ ""7: II and Bethlehem 1mm‘ °"'°"- ""9 ilflfil! in minor frac. tions, although most of ca", p“ been conslderabi ¢hlgher. Volume in- creased to 1,188, 0 ppm-M

IVIAI.‘ I'll STOCK MARKET DID

Number of advances . ... Fhlgzl wise“!-

m-s

.-

Number of d ii , ,_ _ iitocks‘ iliiitlllacgeze-u, _ m“ Total issues traded 01s spg

' Fish Quotations

norm-oar Mass._ June iL-Ten v... Sela arrlvetb at the flsh pier here to- sy.

WHOLESALE QUOTATION 0

large cod 5 t 0 i

fink“! us‘: “keen a per pound Haddock 0% to 0%

Pollock d to 4 i Hake.8to.4,..... . . . , . . ..‘

4

Large mackerel 6 to ‘I Lemon Soles 3 _4 _ Large flounder-s 2% to 31,5

Montreal iiarisot Siiielights

aioxruusn, June u. (By the (‘sn- adian Prassr-Although trading vol- uuro was about double that of yester- clay, the list 0n the Montreal Stock

hat-bangs oflorcd little-of interest to- uny. The market was barely steady with net gains holding a siuail margin over losses at the ciosc.

With the exception of a two point loss in Boil Tale hone to 78 price changes were con ncd to a phint or less. The leading issues, such as Bra- zilian Traction, Montreal Power, Na- tional Breweries nnd International NrckL-l _ lrid-‘withiu extrcnaeiv small price 1 mits generally closing less than

hall's point higher. .

llrxullinn accounted for much of the increased Jrading, being turned over to the extent of 5,008 shares. It was M; higher at the close of 0%. Montreal Pcavcr, second svitb 2,30% shores, gslnJ ed a like amount at 24%. Nickel was unchanged; Canadian Pacific up 1A.: Breweries up.-1A at 12g Canadian Car Preferred off 1 at 101/1; Smciiers off i at 28: General Steel Wires oft 5 at b0: National Steel (far of! 1A at ‘l: Shnwlnignn up I,{..at 01/; and Hamilton Bridgo up y. at 21,3. Sterling closed at 84.2004 aud- United ‘States ‘funds at n premium of 10 per cont. MONTREAL, Junn- iL-Fonsdererl in the light of tho action of the market in Wall Street, which was highly ir- regular with lain weakness, the locui market in today's session of trading gave a comparatively steady display and ,ti\c elnsc found gains in excess

.00 “as created by a 2-point drop in Bell Telephone while Brazilian was largely responsible for the expansion in volume. that issue furnishing a turnover of over flye thousand shares here, and firming i4‘ to 01/4. London demand for n number of the lending issues onvthe local hoard was report- ed here today.

Efforts. which ‘were inaugurated some time ago, looking toward the consolidation .0! the leading newsprint companies in the Dominion as a defl- uite and constructive step toward the rehabilitation of this industry so vital to the economic lifo of Canada are still under way. it is understood. Be- cause ot the great amount of study needed and the huge volume of data

would appear still some way off.

become part of a combing ho did state that the company would work in complete ‘ y with any such grouping.

PRODUCE

MONTREAL, Inna iL-Ilxports of cheese from Montreal to Great Brit- ainrare heavy dealers reported today. the bulk of t a cheese arrivals being taken overseas. Receipts today rsach~ ed the large total of 5,381. boxes or 481,385 pounds. The market was rac- tionslly firmer closing at 0% to 0 cents per pound for and 8% to 0 cents for Qnsbecs. Butter was‘ generally quoted at 10% cents per pound for no 1 quality in

boxes. Small ts prints.

cases.- erai, supplies and moderate demand. i corn-ox

508-80: Feb i540; liinrch 0.10: ‘ wrii M! ‘May 5T1: Jfunejfiii: July i. ‘ii: Ml s01; Sep 000; Oct 515-10; DecdiM-M; spot closed quiet dling 000.

Nov Mil mid

LIVERPOOL

Cotton, spot in 2-to 7 points lower:

4.28: strict mid ling-Lid: middling

ordinary 3,78: receipts were nil. ,

SUGAR

1-32 It!“ 000 s ust sh parent It 2. Approximate sales

' a a. o».

. LIMITED

i...

F\

i._

i i i i

closed 00; Sep ‘Iii; Jan 8'2; March s1

I-hirlrln schilling

i ivBond Quotations,

'1 ,ern nu. a the would. attraction °“""° “"'°|ncw n the Capitol mom-c mhis

carlots or less. about nnchsngedJrour yesterday. Receipts were light; at 001

lo to retailers went st. 1S cents for solids and 10 cents for

The egg market continued its rec- ent steady-trend with graded Ontar-

los and prairies in csrlots or less o! the “at southwest . tad st 11% cents for extras, 140 ' 338.. for flrsts sud 121.5 cdnts r.» 1a The rustlers kldns? i-hfl 5111M"

cents for seconds. Receipts wero\1,002 Potatoes were unchanged with lib-

NEW YORK, Juno 0.—i"otion fut- _ures closed steady. Ciosinrr bids: Jun

qui f some surprising twists icfthe stag

fair demand; prices American mid- atrict good rniddlinl

d 4,18: strict low middling 4.00: low middling 74.08: strict good ordinary 3.48;

uszw YORK Jun; 0.-—li.aw sugar was firmer today and prices advanced, of ent to the basis of 2M5 for

24,200 tons. Jul!

Fiilil rxcniitr

. . MONTH-ILL. Juno 0. (By the. Can-l h and forelgh ‘s:- tion to‘ tha flanadlgn dollar, as compiled by‘ the ' Royal

lows. A Pkentina

peso ... Y. "t. 0.. 0.3004 _ no quo e

211"" "on Koo: 8 not-quoted ' Jechosiova is crown ... . 0.0840 Denmark k irlnisnd ‘nmari: _ France franc Germany relchsmark"

.. \‘ ,0 not on

mm n it i . ' Greece limcrhiggulif‘. .. .. . Ogiigfg Holland florln _.. ... ...‘ 014003

Hangs u t 1m". ‘Paulie go no quoted

0.3201 0

Poland slotl . Iioumanla ieu

Switzerland 'frsnc _ United States 3 10 -per.ceut

U sxcuasos:

bEW YORK, June lip-Foreign ex. change closed irregular; (ire-rt Britain 3.01%; France 3.04 040;‘ Italy Ii 1,5: Belgium 13.00; Germany Mill; g". sds 881,4.

4 0.3270 premium

Canadian -_Cov’t.

- .i

Boo-l mu Asked lion: of (‘an iSi-Q-fii out. 100% Dom of Can ... ..._5'/§-37 105 100% 41m 40 0'1 -

- liq-cs m; so‘;

om 011A

51 lt- 88%

REVENUE! _ ' nosrnmss. June 0.-Th'e n?" revenues f themCanadian. Nat. bai Railways or the week ending {qua 7th, 103;. were 82.010108 ss compar- ed with 203M050 for theroyrespoud- has period in i031_ a decrease of .000,’-

... _ . .

Warner. t v Grerztln “Charlie,

greatest deiineator. ' of "Chinese ' roles- 0n the screen. appears as thechar-

acter" crested by Earl‘ Den- Bigger-s

in “charlie Chan's rchanoe," play'ng at the Prince Edwardfihe-

In this picture Charlie Chan is sent from Honoiuluto New York City to study the crime-detecting methods of the metropolitan police. While there he is called‘ upon‘ to solve what appears. to bethe perfect. cr’u1e. Finding clues overlooked by others, he solve the murder after s series of thrilling adventures. He brings the murderer to justicepwhiie the police of New York and a. de- tective from Scotland Yard treat- tempting to fasten the zvfime on a beautiful girl and her admirer. J.

Alexander _Kirklaud, handsome young actor. from the stage, port- rays p, role sseond-fn- importance only to that of Oland.__0i_._he_rs in the cost include H. B._Warner. Mor- ion Nixon. James Krkwood. Riioh Mrs-van, Undo. Watkins and James Todd.

Rapid Pace 4,. Set In New. Steele Western

i9 ev

Bob steels, the virlle young. west-

latest outdoor romance; "Law of the

pace for screen entertainment set this popular player. It's a story of the eternal con- flict between cattle matters and vigilantes in the wide 09m llllces

infant son and he vows eternal ven- gelfwo on the band. m: rem the. feud keeps up and until it reaches a climax when the boy. who has been brought up to believe thaheadjts-u- d't is his father, actually trlesfto _ shoot it out with the sheriff. who ' is really his dad. There are

- which is packed w’th thrills" from rial-r to rmun Bob Steels" fisnu his way out of one lithatlon only to be obliged to shoot his- way out of another. Bard rid'rig_ dad's 11b-

Chon ’s Chance ’ .4

Besubarnols A B Oil

B“ N . ‘Miscellaneous

4 cl Bales Hock 0010 Bitllood .. .

Wsmer Oland. conceded tpybetbe D

eral amount of gunplay. with "M's" - barking ominously‘. lars two of the principal bigredients

Nancy Drexei, as the pretty daughter of one of the rustlers, fur-

" Brady ‘is‘ as villainous ever been, which is plenty. _

Rugged outdoor sesnery provides the desired. atmospheric back- grounds for R. N-Brsdburfs story, which is a genuine thriller in ‘every ; respect. r '

v 01. ' ha decline‘ of yesterday to ih ha of 3.70 for line granulated seem ed to create a little better inquiry to rollned sugar. although demand Is 4st) to sarhy requirements.

‘visas.

0f the picture. drug.»

nishps the romantic interest and lid o... 1/. advance, oats u h; h" provlbions unchanged to 5 1 ll. .

s 5' é 0:. lwfimer to Bank of Canada, closed today as fol- b

pounds 30-35 Iroen mountains 80 pounds 41.

the wheat market ht cf. depression and closed at lovela

poured fsvorabl especially in Saskatchewan. also irecsived good rains. wheat and coarse grains wpre

‘ -. 1

- ,_ _ . __.,._._. , axmrzu-zsn, Jnns t-Jiarby Cun-

sdisn u-cstarn no I 4D; oats Canadian western giiilt-lll ng wheat. ten s flrsts 4.80;

o I corms: d-no 1-30;

our, seconds 4.00; our bakers 4.20:

if"!!! winar wheat patents choice l-UA-Z : our white corn 4.50: bran . II ' horts ton 10.25: middlings

II 2 rolled oats bag 00 pounds

‘It-no W“ “ear ‘lots 11.00; . ; c _ 61141894100: butter no 1 figs‘:

ruin specials m-zi: eggs fresh

-%; eggs fresh, flrsts 10-20:

aw Bermndrcrates no l1 haw South Carolina no .016 Quebec whites m . old Quebec and N B

Mining Exchange

i (TObONTO, Jane 0.—.\t'.ning sales ' Hizh

Ln w l‘? "In 02% o2 301) ‘Vlii 3'30

100 D C Pioneer 25o Dome 100 F Bridge 500 Granada , 046 Holiinger 1100 Howey .

800 Keeley . SIB-Lake Shore

Biggilaisrtlc o3 03 t . ' m M51335; . .' ‘fill’ ‘if? “H3 4m liléoffatlrall . . I 011,-’, om om, Dllu ... . ii’ r’ ' 200 Norsnda‘, 135i; 13.1.]: 13$ 13 1.’! l! I5 l? 13 4:; 4 4:; 500~Ssnsntonio . . 1L1 mi 35 1000 Sarnia ... .... W 01 07 1000 Sherritt . . 2:5 "" 4150Siscoe ... 01 100 Sud Basin 21 ‘.1000 Sylvsuite . 40 _1500 Tockhnghes , . 830 1000 Tresdw ,.. . rs’. 12.". 500Vipond ... .. 20 2d _ 800Wflsbthsr , .. 21s 21s 21s Silver 27% Total sales H.000 shares. , osusrao 2000 B Missouri . . 04b1, 011-’, 041.5 M0 C-Research 70 70 ‘i0 '8 .\i r11 0'1 is! 150 150 4M1 450 21,1 02, 02 . '0': iE-Wventures . 23 ‘ i- ' cuss _ moo CobaItICon ‘at =4 3000Hilitop‘ , ... . . 1A 1/; 1,1,

The Montreal v Curb Market

High Low Close 55 50 5-‘? 80's 87s

A 8*)’;

om 14% lmperla 7% 1% 7V; lms-Tobacco . 0% 0E5 0% in Petrol . iii’. Lake Shore 2W; Moss Mines, 2i’ Nora da _ 1355 1335 131i? r u Limited sou, us-y, rum. Slscos Mines . 00% 00 00 Walker Hiram 4 W's ker Hiram Pfd _ 0%

iCral-n Market

BONDED WHEAT NEW YORK, June 0.-Bon-‘ ' wheat

closed quiet. Closing: July 49%: uct

53. WINNIPEG - \Vl.\'.\'ll'EG_ June .0—Buoycd up by good in meats and export buying

shook off an early al-ightly changed from yesterday's

$4 lower to unchang- and October each were

final 1i ures.

ed: July “ma: at 54% and 07%: December clos- ed unchanged to 1A

lower at. 08%. Fair buying for export was report-

ed.

1 Jrhe Alberta wheat pool reported the sale of 201.000 bushels thern‘ wheat to Shanghai the close.

of no 3 nor- Just. before

Liverpool ‘opened considerably low-

sr-than due and-this caused recession of more than a cent at the firzat hour. A sharp spurt ing for export brought the back around mid prices-held

of buy- market sssslon_ however, and fairly even until the close. The Canadian weather map again av-

the drought areal 0 C s dull ‘with prices unchanged.

‘ csoss

Mix-any lflfilg on um: 1m ,,,,j,.,.__;',,,, p155; Oct :::'.u1 Dec SMKA.

" ossn rrncss _

Wheat-No 1 hard suit: no I nor nor 40'. no

44%; no 0 3155i food

54%: noi2 nor slit: no 1i or 4B; no ii , k 541,4: no l durum 16?». ' Zcwawlfiif d0“% Ii‘ {i g ee - Z u o‘ “u! rejrctedloflitfl; track 051,5. (siting grades: d row cx Erow ex It ‘c w , no 0 c w 301$; track 303k-

‘ i csncaoo

WWIICAGO. Juno tL-Wlih virtual ex anstion of ate tcdny. outdidJeason low Fri" ‘"014!- iiixport .sales 001,000,000 bushels o wheat by Canada serrrd only to cm nhasisa, absence of foreign 1hr‘ wheat Jrpm Daspstchea from ea wermdualargriv to n bugs s"

authoritrfor sssertions that lnw pric- iinanced carry over-of wheat

in ‘t? 4" inited States. Wheat closed nervous yesierdsrs ‘ tinlsh_- corn

it.”

1 i

Virtue is more persecut ‘ by the wicked than encouraged by the good.

Perseverance:

‘Olldr-Iflmlll.

i5 may

_Mrs. Jerry Simpson and Miss

1,4, era."

the end of

e to growing grains, Southwestern Manitoba

i ‘ "r I ; D wen,» which manning ‘medal B finest-July 54‘... Out mwi cc

no 3 c w tiflii‘

34%: n o’

sustained buying power wheat, corn and oats all

demand the linitcd States. Toronto quoted bank

under at W decline .8; timvn nnrl cents high-

.______..__.._.__ The determined _ He that thinkstoo much of his and'_persevering need never despair r virtues. bids others - think othis of lainingtheir object in this

a

i

iiiiiiP liEPiiRT

OTTAWA. June I. (By the Canad- isu l'ressi——'l‘he condition out Cauad 's li-Eili 610D! 0n May 31, covered in a report issued by the Dominion Bur- i-uu of Statistics this afternoon, var-

icd. 1n the Maritime and Eastern Prov- iuces_ the condition figures ot all

in Ontario) were lu-low those of litiii. In the prairie provinccs and liritisii i‘olunrbin_ the condition was much

1i! .

3n tho prairie provinces, the coa- dirlou of tho priuciprri (ct-val crops 0-1 may iii. 1032, was as follow; llrc rcrresponding figures for iJil bring giscn within bruckcti: \l:. iiwbs— Wheat 08 189); oats (87): barley "3 "i101 W11 iii 1x1). "rtchewaru- Wheat 02 (771: outs I ; barley U0 (11); rye 83 (70); Alberta-dvheat 102 (84); outs lUi. 1S5); baricy 00 i871; rye D0 (83).

'.l'lu- report adds that because cf hciuier precipitation the grain crops all snow n uotubie imnruvcmeut In prospect over 103l_ while tbs cold, backward spring has loll to lower cun- dition of hay nud pasture crops in Cuuniin. The lllilblinfllwiif. in the pros- pects of the western grain crops com- pared with a your ngu is notable. in biunitobu and Alberta the crop prom- ise: is particularly higher than with Saskatchewan still affccicd degree by three successive years of drought. ~ '

Another bright feature is that since the first of the month, the weather has been more favorable for crop and pasture growth iu uil parts of the Dominion. Cooler weather nnd luck of high winds have enabled the crop to secure a healthy root systeur_ but a puraiuuuut requirement now is warm weather to stimulate above ground growth.

Tbs report of the Maritime Provinc-

in some

—---p-—-_-p-»-rq——q—~—

o 1ao

i

crops (with the exception of full wheat .

higher than the low figures of May, l

Q0 TA T101v§

ding conditions at." May 3i. .

Edward island: Tho season’ l ilrchvurd aud_ with seeding of u crops nut yet coiupicierb it i~= difficult to cslmate conditions. (ll-i meadows survived the whiter well bu. ul-w nn-uduws show considerable loss

ca. Fruit trees showed promising bu

un-l L-lorizn development, but tin-r

was lunin winter killing of struu

berries, warm weather would be Wvi comb.’

Nora Scotla:—'l‘be backward con

riltions reportcd nt the nnd of Apri have persisted. The dry. cold and cicar weather of the first three works o’ luny were favorable for wori: ou tin: land but dfliriuivniai to lzcrinlu- utiuir and growth. Wand rvi-afihor is usury tu unsure gnu-l rrnpu. ‘Icry sown crops are above

uith vuusi-Hrabln winter killing. " upplc bloom was moderate sud was fortunately not far -enough advanced in tho season to be damaged by the nl-nicnut night frosts. l'lums and sirnrvburrlcs will yield fuir cronies frusis roused sornc damage.

New liiunsudck: Tho crop season in this \ll'u\'lIlC0 is still two u-euks inr-i- iluiu usual. liiuy was mostly cold nnd dry. iut some iruprororucnt was to u fcw (lays of rain and wururth. uvvwl ni tic cud of ibc mouth (luc iluv lauds piifltliflfl and grain crops show fair promise but need raim/Ap- pics were just blooming at thc end nf ibc month. Fronts kiilcd some of tho plum blossoms.