AT STANHOPE: Lett to Right, Mrs. Harry Lawson, Mr. Barry Higgins, Mrs. Reg. Ross, Mrs. Horace Marshall, Mr. Sinclair Cu-tcliffe, Instructor. « Mrs. Ernest lVllacM1iflllain, Mlr. Reg.
Ross. Mrs. Lloyd Bell. TIGNISH RUN: Seated L. to R., Theresa Pitre, Shirley Gau- det, Irene Gaudet, Velda Gaudet, Stella Gaudet, Cecilia Pitre, Agatha Pitre, Estha ‘ Doucette.
Recl”/Cross First Aid Classes Held At Tignish,tStanhope
A Red Cross Standard First Aid Class which was sponsored by the Stanhope Women’s Institute was examined resently by Mr. Nor- man S. MacLeod.
. Mrs. Reginald Ross, on behalf
of the class, presented a gift to
the Instructor, Mr. Sinclair Cut- - cliffe.
After their examination in prac- tical skills, Mr. MacLeod presen-
ted Red Cross Standard First Aid’
Certificates to the following: Mrs. Harry Lawson, Mrs. Reginald
Ross, Mrs. Horace Marshall, Mrs. Ernest MacMillan, Mrs. Lloyd Bell, Mr. Reginald Ross, Mr. Barry Higgins. TIGNISH SHORE
The Tignish Shore Red Cross Junior First Aid Class was suc- cessfully, terminated recently when Mrs. Harry‘ Cudmore, Dir- ector of Red Cross First Aid Ser- vices, examined eighteen boys and girls in practical first aid skills.
Instructor for the course was
Back .»Row L. to R., Ann Marie
Perry, Russell Gallant, Victor Gallant, Gerard Gaudet, Her- cules Gaudet, Donald Gaudet, Howard Perry, Edmond Pitre,. Dolar Pitre, Tilmon Pitre.
Mr. Edward Arsenault.
The same evening a large num- ber of people enjoyed a Red Cross Home and Farm Safety Program. Films were shown.
At the conclusion of this meet- ing Mrs. Cudmore presented Red
Cross Junior First Aid Certificates to the following: Miss Theresa
Pitre, Miss Shirley Gaudet, Miss‘
Irene Gaudet, Miss Velda Gaudet, Miss Stella Gaudet, Miss Cecilia Pitre, Miss Agatha Pitre, Miss Estha Doucette, Miss Ann Marie Perry, Russell Gallant, Victor Gallant, Gerard Gaudet, Hercules Gaudet, Donald Gaudet, Howard Perry, Edmond Pitre, Dolar Pitre,
Tilman Pitre.
DAILY MARKET
SUMMARY
By,THE CANADIAN PRESS
Toronto: Market mixed to lower in slow trading.
New York: Market higher; quiet trading.
Montreal: Banks lead down-
’ ward trend in light trading.
CURRENCIES
MONTREAL (CIP)—-The U.S. dollar closed Friday at a dis- count of 2 3-32 per cent in terms of Canadian funds, uvnchranged.
Pound sterling $2.75%. up V4.
TORONTO
TORONTO (OP) — The stock market Friday wandered aim- lessly through one of its dnllest Iessi-on: in weeks to close mixed. to lower. ~
Base metals rallied near the
* end of trading to post an ‘index- gain of one-half point and west- ern -oils had a similar rise but gold: closed lower on index.
For most of the session trad- ing lacked interest.
Senior base metals were lower for most of the session but near the close a few stocks such as‘ International Nickel, Hudson Bay and Falconlbridge lost earlier de- clines and replaced them with minor ga-ins. ,
Uranium-s and golds we're un- settled with gains balancing losses. Coppers finally moved ahead after days of mixed ac- tion but the ginas were small. Opemlsk-a topped the list of win- ners with a 20-cent rise to $6.05.
Western oils had a few 15-30 dent winner-s but these were stocks with only a few sales. The general trend was to the up- s-ide but, like most of the other sections, the rise was irregular.
Index changes: golds off .40 to 80.30; base metals up .57 to
146.86 western oil: up .54 to 124.93. TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS . By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchnnge—Feb. 28 (Quotations in cents unless marked S. z——0dd lot, xd-—Ex-dividend. xr-—Ex- rights, xw——Ex-warrants.) » Net Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’g‘e MINES Akaitcho 1500 46 45 45 +1 Algom 520 $143/4. 14% 14% — 1/4 Algom ch 50 $9710 971/; 071,a—1,§ Algom Wt! 1740 515 505 510 -5 Al Roxana. 1750 50 47 50 Anacon 13820 4.9 45 40 Ans Rouyn 2000 29. 29 20 +3 Arcadia 820023 20 21 —4 Arcad win 400 10 10 10 .Area 500 57 57 57 -8 Atlas Yk 2000 71/: 71,5 71/. _ % Atlin-Ruf 43500 30 26 29 %2 Aumaque 2000 9 8 3 Aunor 6750 250 243 246 +5 Avilla 1500 5% 5% 5% .. Bamat 29807 45 4.3 43 Base Metals 2600 25 2.5 25 Belcher 10750 92 90 92 +1 Bethlm 100003 03 63 —1 Bevcon 642 141/,1 141/2 14% — 1,0 BICl'0ll: 9600 110 106 107 +2 Bidcop 1500 10 151/; 151,0 Bonville 7500 0 51/2 51,3 Bouzan 2300 38 37 37 Boymar 13500 12 11 11 Bralorne 2150 540 535 540 _.5 . Broul Reef 850 58 58 53 Brnhrst 1500 5% 51/2 5% + 1,43 Brunswick 2100 255 250 250 Buff RL 3500 7 G 7 +1 Cable 3334 20 20 20 +2 camp Chib 7500 420 400 410 +10 Cami’! RL 3900 775 765 770 +10 Cdn Astoria 2000 7 6% 61,9 ._ 1/, C Dyno 10360 82 86 89 —1 C Malart 2000 26 25 25 ——1 Cdn Thor 1000 9 . 9 9 + V, Can-Erin 3000 171/; 17 17% Can-Met\ 6960 150, 146 149 +1 Captain 8000 18 17 18 —-IA
Cassiar 725 725 +5 Cent Pat * 1000 90 90 90 -—-2 Chib Jac 2169 35 35 35 Chimo 1000 50 49 49 -——2 Coch Will 21150 277 262 273 +8’ Cody-Reco 2000 13 121/: 12% + '72 Coin Lake 5500 18% 10 18 ~— 1,9 Coldstrm 3700 24 24 24 Coniagas 2000 62 60 61 -1 Ccniaurum -500 32 32 32 +2 C Bellekeno 3000 15 12 15 +490 C Callinan 3500 131,5 13 131,5 + V, CvDenison 755 $12 11% 11a/. ._ :4 C Den wts 4135 355 345 350 C Discovery 2605 279 270 275 -—'5 c Hauiweu, 6700 251,4.» 26 C Marben 2500 27 27 -—2 C Marben 250027 27 M -2 C Marcus 2502 49 461,5 46% -405 -can M and s 892 $17 16% 17 c Mosher 500 57 67 67 -4 Con Negus 2000 18 18 18 , C Persh 1667 11 11 11 +1 0 Red Pop 000 100,0 101,9 101/: c " t 6200 15 14 15 + M can Sud 3325 66 as as Cop Corp 6500 19 18 19 Coprana ‘16412 125 115 121 ——s cculee 12450 54 50 51 -5 Croinor 6000’ 91/2 9 91/2 +11,§ Crowpat 1000 9 9 9 .15 Cusoo 3811 9 9 0 Daerinz 500 -2 21 21 D'Aragon 2000 _._1 14 14 Du Cour 21.00 34 ,94 34; Dee:-_ Horn 500 13% 131/; 13% ...11,§ Delmte 2000 58 57 57 -—1 Dome .s40_s15 14% 141,5 Donalda 12000 16 15 15 E Amphi 2000 s 8 8 East Mal 700 151 150 150 .4 East Sull 100 195 195 195 -5 East Met 16500 8% 8 3 ...;4, East Min 10000 as 57 as, .Elder 14200 00 61 06 +3 Eldrich 1500 27 27 27 .1 El Sol 1000 12 12 12 ’ Eureka 5500 29 231,9 29 + 14, Expl All‘ 3500 10 17 19 +1. Falcon 470 522% 221,5 225,10, 1/. Faraday 7500 152 140 152 —a F’Wes‘t Tune 5020 10 10 10 .—21x. Fed Kirk 500 101,5 101,4 101,5 _ 14, Fla Can 700 930 925 925 Franceour 5000 6 '6 s ‘ Ftobisher 2100 156 150 150 +4 geco Mines 200 825 815 81.5 ._25 co Scien 1000 31 31 _'_ Gut Masct 500 9% 91/1,: 30% 3% Giant YK 1703 585 560 575 +5 Glacier 3000 170 105 170 Goldale 500 1.5 15 15 ..1 Gold Eagle 14000 7% 7 7% + V; Gold Man 1100 so 29 30 +1 Grandroy 8300 35 31 3‘5 +2 Granduc 1700 102 109 100 +4 Greyhk 34600 19 13 19 Gulch 7000 11 10 '10 -1 Gunnar 2168 $1590 15% 1500-00 Gunner wts 200 680 680- 630 Gwillim 236000 11 10 101,5 + 1;; Hard ‘Rock 2000 10% 101,3 1o1,g_1 22:33:“ ‘933 i" 9 1° 0 4 .. H of Lake: 1000 6% 13% 1:‘ M Headway 24300 55 50 52 .4 Ifieath 3000, 71,3 7% 71/: + 1/; 01111136! 680 $22 21% 21% __ V‘ Hoyle :50 325 325 325 - Hud Bay 800 $42 41 411.4 —- as Hugh-Pam 2500 20 20 Ind Lake 14500 29 6 01,5 Inspiration 1500 56 56 55 Int Nickel 8838 5721/: 711/. 72 Int Ran 10300 24 23 231,5 4, M Irish Cop 40700 90 ’ 34 95 +10 1' Iron Bay 200 150 150 150 Jacobus 22250 130 120 135 ...x Jaye Exp! 31100 56 54 55 +2 Jeanette 1000 10 1,0 10 Jellicoe 22600 19% 19 19 Johet ,500 201/: 201/: 2014. _1,, Jowsey 2056 50 491,, 50 . Kenville 2000 I G 5 +1 Kerr Add 1730 $10’; 17% 17% __ 1/ Kerr Lake 2000 178 176 178 ‘ Kilembe 650 121 120 120 __g Kilem wts 2200 40 39 40 +4 Kirk Hud 500 31/2 6% 6% _ 1/ Labrador 170 $15% 15% 15% + 0: Lake Ling 1000 10 10 10 ._ 1,7, L osu 1500 231/; 221/2 23% — 1,0 £77./0701/R Hut. am. e 0 Ts . Bread .Pastry . Cakes Q Potato Chips —_ ., HONE 8747 ‘'’‘—''‘‘*Z-—-————————.__‘._ 203 Grafton St. Ch’t0wn
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L Shots 150 450 £50 450 —10 L Wasa 500 20 20 20 La Luz 200 310 310 810 —-5 Leitch 16000 125 122 125 + 2 Lexindin 3500 514 5 51,3 LL Lac 1300 ,189 185 185 I-omega 51/: 51,4 5% +1 Lorado 2600 54 54 54 ._z Lorado MI 1700 34 34 34 -2 Lyndlm 6300 24 22 24 Macassa 1750 290 287; 290 +4 Macdon 2000 28 28 28 —- V; MacLeod 500 102 102 102 -—2 Madsen 6700 231 225 225 -3 Malartic 200 110 110 1.10 +3 Maneast H )7000 7 7 7 -— 1,1 Maritime 15000, 45 421/, 45 +1 Ma -27000 151/: 14 14, Matatch 1000 30 30; 30 .40 Maybrun 800 12 12 12 McIntyre z7 3741/. 741/. 741/; Mean 2100 14 '14 14 + 1,5 Mentor 1000 14 14 14 + 1/: Merrill 1500 01 01 01 —1 Meta Uran 1000 10% 101,5 10V:-—-1 _drim 1000 70 70 73 +2. Mllllken 5320 215 208 215 +5 Mm Corp 100 $10 10 10 +10 Min.0re 3500 15 141,5 141,3. +1 Mogul 2700 39 as _.1 M017 200 $16 ‘ 1575 1575 —- 1,0 Name Cr 12100 N 25 .1 Nat Exp! 3000 18 171/: 18. + if Nenlon 1000 5%.. 5%‘ 51,5 Nello 3000 12% 12 12 New Alger 2000 6% 6 61,5 New Ath 9500 26 25 5 —-1 New Bid .5000 5 5 5 —-1 New Delhi 4500 48 47 47 N Dicken ‘ 7350 245 240 243 +8 N Fortune 16000 16 15 16 +1 N Goldvne $500 5% 5 5 —1 N Harri 2000 15 15 15 N olote 2000 6% 6% 6% Newlun/.1 0000 16 15 15 N Mylama 100000 24 20 R +1 N Senator 1000 5 5 6 Nick Rim 75900 85 31 83 +2 Nipissing 100 127 127 127 ——a Noranda 250 338% 38 as Norgold 3000 7% 7% 7% + 1,5 Norlartic . 500 11 11 11 Normetal 1250 225 225 :25 Notpax 11500 27 25 27 +1 Norsync 3000 01,4 8 31,5 , N Rank 22600 48 44 45 ...1 Northsp 17039 335 's0o 310 +5 Nors A wt: 12100 230 191 205 +5 North Can 500 112 112. 112 Norvallo 2000 137/2 13% 13% + 1:51 Nudul 1500 19% 19 19 Ogama 2000 7 ‘I 1 Okn Rare 2500 15 15 15 + M 0’Leary 4100 15 15 15 Onem 2925 605 585 605 +20 Ormsby 4000 24 22 22 -—-3
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MOST ACTIVE
w Decalta 2750 175' 170 175 +5 w Dec wts 3200 35 33 34 +1 WNaco 1000 107 107 107 Windfall 571 16% 101/: 101/: —1’ Yan Can 1000 7 7 7 + ‘/1 ZANS 7;- Mont 900 $411/2 40% 40% -1% N5 876 $52 52 52 —1 Comm 1270 943% 42% 423/. + 1/a Royal 1055 saw. 578/. 53 -1 Tor-Dom 512 $40)/4 40 40 -— Va INDUSTRIALS
Alumini 1330 $2678 261/4 26% + % Anglo Nfld 100 $51/s 5% 5%
c Brew 475 $27% 271/2 275/.» + 1/a D Steel z30 $20 191/, 191/: Inland 275 $61/4 61/4 6% + V4 Pbina New 310 $692 61/: 6‘/2 —- 1/8 Simpson.-. 551 $161/2 16% 16% -—— MI Wa.inwrit 200 310 300 300 -15 Walk New 1055 $2034 20% 26% — ‘/4
TORONTO‘ STOCS By The Canadian Press
$159.20.
Net stock’ Sales High Low Close Ch’[e INDUSTRIALS Int Nickel 3838 $721/s 711/4 '72 Royal Bank 1855 $58% 573/4 58 —1 Imp 11 1678 $38"/s 38% 31378 + Va Bell Phone 162 $418/4 41% 413/4 + % . OILS . 1 - Un Oils HN33 209 N1 209 +4 ‘Rocky 16234 17 15 15 ~—-1 _ Provo 15735 251 241 251 + 1 Anchor 15100 22 20% 22 +1 C Del Rio 8252 625 915 620 —il.. MINES .
Gwillim 236000 11 10 10% + 1/2 N Mylam 108000 24 20 22 +1 Nick Rim 75900 05 81 83 +2 Tandem 56750 14 13 14 -6- V2 Irish Cop 46700 98 84 95 +10
‘MONTREAL (OP) -—- News-
prints joined banks leading prices in a lower trend Friday during moderate trading on the Montreal and Canadian Stock Exchanges.
Great Lakes Paper was off 13/4 at 29% as the largest newsprint loss. Howard Smith at 28 and International Paper at 833/1 lost 1 each. Bank ‘of Montreal was off
Osisko 2000 30 :_so 30 Pamour 900 52 52 52 -11”. Paramaq 2000 6 6 5 V"’ '3 Parbec 4030 7 5‘/1 6‘/9 “L” Paymast 2000 19 18 19 +1 Pce Exp] 2999 17 16 16 7'1 Pick Crow 3564 121 120 120 --1 Pioneer 3700 152 142 150 + ll Pitch-Ore 2000 5 5 5
Pr Bord ’ 500 9 p 9 9 + 36 Preston 200 590 590 590 -10 Pronto wts 2900 23 23 25
Pros Air 1000 101 100 101 -'3 Que Ascot 2000 10 10 10 --1 Que Chib 3800 43 42 43 +1 Que Cop ' 8500 30 27 27 ‘*1 Que Lab 3000 7 7 7
Q Metal 1500 105 100 105 +5 Qunston 7000 15 14 15 - 1/2 Quemont; 175 780 780 7100 + 5 Radiore 2100 50 49 50 Rayrock 4075 100 98 100 + 5 Renabie 1000 140 140 140 -5 Rio Rup 7000 7 7 7 +1/2 Roche 500 13 13 13 +1 Rockwin 3000 30_ 29 30 +1 St. Michael 1500 II 11 11 +1 San Ant 2200 55 55 55
Sand Riv 21000 11 11 11 — 1/3 Sherritt 1320 420 400 405
Sil Miller 1500 43 42 43 Stdcona 2000 23 23 23 -1 Stanle-igh 25200 164 158 160 -3 Stanlgh wts 6920 78 74 78 —1 Stanrck 310 182 182 182 ——3 Starratt ‘I000 6 0 5 Steeloy 1000 8 6 6 —’/a steep R 1960 910 890 910 +10 Sturgeon 500 12 12 12 . Sud Cont 1000 5% 51/2 5% —% Sullivna 500 232 225 9232 +6 Sunburst 1000 16 16 16 + 11/: Sylvanite 1300 115 113 113 -5- 1 Tandem 56750 14 13 14 + ‘A Taurcnal: 5325 00 60 60
Taur vi: 7000 50 50 50 --1 Teck-H 650 164 156 ‘ 164 +4 Temag 1400 115 109 108 -8 Thom L 17500 109 94 108 +14 Tombill 1100 23 28 23 —-1 Torbit 3500 26 25 3
U Asbestos 1650 515 510 515 ‘Upp Can 1700 68 6 66 --3 Vandoo 0800 7 . 7 --«1 Ventures Z32 $223/4 22“/4. 223/4 + 1/; Vico 2000 5 5 5 Weedon 5000 19 19 19 —1s Wiltsey 15000 191,0 181,2 101/2
W1‘ Harg 1200 149 145 148 --1 Zenmao 16700‘ 25 24 24 —1
Curb .
Bulolo 3t 39t c380 it —5 Pato 500 315 315 315 -10 Yukon Con 2100 69 60 00 —-1
Scotia dropped 2 to 52.
29%.
1% at 401/2 and Bank of Nova’
Utilities and base metals were mixed. Asbestos was up 1 to’
Steels were off fraction-ally. Also in the fractional‘ range, ‘constructions were mixed. Mines and oils followed the in- dustrial trend to lowerprices but in comparative light trading. The exchanges’ closing aver- ages show banks off .71 at 46.39,
utilities off .1 at 138.2, indus-
trials down 1.5 at 235.0. Papers were also down 11.63 a-t 1082.82,
OILS
Am Leduc 1100 20 20 20 -1 Anchor 15100 22 20% 22 +1 Asamaera 1100 182 175 182 +2. . Bailey S A 1400 720 c705t
Bali S 5% P1’ 300 $21’/4. 211/4 211/4 Britalta 200 155 155 155 +1 -Calalta 2100 56 50 . 56 +3 Cal Ed 100 $131/4 18%. 13%
C Oil Ldl 400 153 1.53 153 -243 C Oil L wt; 100 75 75 '15 --1.. Cdn Atl Oil 950 405 400 400 +10 ‘C Deca wts 62500 14% 11 14% +3‘/2 Cdn Dev 1820 530 520 530
C Ex Ga: 105 365 365 365
C High 1' 1000 43 43 413 —l C Homestd 4000 219 214 219 +3 C Husky 1210 310% 10 10 —- 1/4 C Prospect 525 150 150 150 -5 Cent Del 8252 625 615 620 —-5 Conro 1520 8% 3 3
C Mic Mac 4200 290 260 288 +58 C West Pete 430 5% 525 525 -15 Cree Oil 1500 365 350 350
Cree wt: 2340 170 166 170 -58 D:-.vLal 1203 108 107 108 ——2 Duvex 2000 8% 8 ' S Excelsior 1000 44 44 4.4
Fargo 775 565‘ 560 565 +5 Gen Pet A 200 305 305 305 -20 Gr Plains 150 316% 16% 16% — 3/4 Home 011 A 559 $1516 151/4 15% —"/2 Home 011 B 793 $1473 141/2 14% + 9'/4 H B Oil G 105 $157/s 157/: 15% + 36 Humher 3100 95 95 95 +25 Marigold 3100 15 15 15
Medal 1248 249 242 248 +3 ‘Midcon 5600 65 59 66 -5 Mill City 500 22% 22% 22% +1 Nat Pete 800 198 178 198 +17 N Chamb 200 107 106 8105 -4 N Cunt 500 30 3) 30
N Gas Expl 500 106 106 106 -4 NCO wt: 500 1:15 '115 115 —‘10 Northlnd 2000. 5 25 5» + 3/: Olcalta 150 143 140 140
Pac Pete‘ 2900 917% 17 17% + 1% Pan West 2000 23 22 23 +1 Permo pr 1000 _175 170 170 +5 Petrol 2600 45 '44 46 +1 Provo Gal 15735 H1 141 851 +1 Quonto 500 10 10 10
Reef Exp! 1.500 7% 7% 71,5 l Rocky Pete 16734 17' 15 15 -1 Royalite 550 312% 12% 121/: + % Sapphire 500 58 5a Scllrry 800 192 109 189 ——1
Secur Free 650 450 450‘ 450 Triad Oil 700 435. 100 465
I11: Oil: 132933 209 201 209 +4 Wespac _ 2050 27 26 11 +2 W Maygill 200‘ 172 16 - 172 +5
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Asbestol 29% 111113 Bank 43$/2. Bank Mont 401/‘.1 Imp Oil 38% Bank, NS 52 Int Nick 71% Bathurst A 41 Int Pap 83% Bell 42 Int Pete 31% Brazil 5% Mass-Ha! 6 C Cement 28 McColl 51 C Steamhip 37 N St. Cur 21‘/4 IC Bnk Com 42% Norandn 38% dn Brew 20 Price 41 dn Celan 13% Royal Bank 8' CPR 231/fl Royallti . . 2 Cnckshutt 8% Shawin 24%
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NEW YORK (AP)——The stock market advanced Friday, 11611195 along by demand for a few air- crafts, tobaccos and other SP9- cialties.
Transactions a m 0 u n t e d ‘to 1,580,000 shares, compared With ‘Thursday's 1,670,000.
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose 70 cents to Industries a d v a n'c. e_ (1 $1.10, rails 40 cents and ut111t1€S 30 cents.
Lorillard rose 1% to 427/s on 32,300 shares, making it the sec- ond most active issue. ‘
Raytheon was the most active, off -73 at 217., on 48,409 shares-
Olin Matheson was thlrd most active. off 1%. _
Among Canadian issues o_n_tJhe New York exchange, Alunllnlum Ltd. was up % and Distillers- Seagrams 1/s. Hudso_n B_a3_' M111- ing lost 1/2. Granby Mmmg ‘/4 and Dome Mines 1,43.
In a quiet Canadian section the American‘ exchange, Brazil- ian Traction gained ‘,4; and En- reka, Fargo Oil and ,ScI1!‘I'Y- Rainbow Oil 1-16 each. Jupiter Oils lost 1-16.
What Stocks Did
Fri Thur Advances 490 275 Declines -340 535 Unchanged 247 252 Total. issues 1077 1074
NEW YOR CLOSING STOCS By The Canadian Press Beth Steel 391,11 ennecott
‘Borg Warner 27% Monty W 33%»
78% '
GRAIN
WINNIPEG (CP) — Grain prices showed considerable . ir- regularity Friday 0“ the W““‘' peg Grain Exchange.
Closing prices:
Oats: May 1un&l;1_l/70; J11’ 11110“ 693/; Oct unc s-
Bsarley: May urnch 911/4 Jly 1/4 lower 91a; Oct. 1/4 lower 91a.
max; May 33/s lower 2.971;/s; Jly 4-37/s lower'2.931A1.-1/2 00374 1 I‘ 2.,77b. . Oage: May 1 lower 1.04‘/s; Jly 5/3-1/2 lower 1.031/s-1.04; Oct % lower 1.057/sa.
Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA. 1 nor 1.63%; no. 2 1.59%; no. 3 1.52%.; no. 4 1.43%; no. 5 1.29%; no. 6 1.25%. 1 durum 1.95%; no. 2 1.94%; no. 3 1.84%. IWA asnd domestic prices: 1 no!‘ 1-5341? no. 2 1.59%; no. 3 1.52%; no. 4 1.43%; no. 5 1.29%; 110- 6 1.25%; 1 durum 1.95%; 110- 2 1.94%; no- 3 1.84%.
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MONTREAL (or) —_ Agricul- ture department quotations: _x Eggs: Wholesale dealers Prices
to country stations, wooden cases .
extra-large 45-47: large 455 me‘ dium 44; small 42; B’ 33;. C 23- Receipts: 114. .
Butter: Current ‘receipts 62f/2; fresh-grade creamery prints J9b Cheese: fob. factory, Ontario white 33%. colored -73%; deliv-
gred Montreal. Quebec white 331/2, colored 331/2; wholesale On. tario white 35. colored 351/4; wholesale Quebec white 341,4, col. ored 3472.
Potatoes: N.B. 755 2.40-2.60; N.B. 50s 1.50-1.65; N.B. 10s .33. .40; P.E.I. 75s 2.75-3.00; P.E.I.
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Here on a three-day visit to the province, Dr. Smith recalled his 19 y-ears as a teacher of law at Dalhousie University, Os-goode. Hall and Toronto and Manitoba Universities. ’
He criticized “strict reloance on ,black letter law, which sometimes hampers political social and eco- nomic developments and is cont-
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