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ESTERD STOCK A D B A '

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A (Canadian P ) _"aa L Cooley, Associated Prana liaois Central New York Central vu H1 1, L

'O7 Financtal Writer) no a fnc2on°_ but Union Pacific, af- itgfucuemgcu ,__, __ 751/, ow-cm"

10%

in iss; .ii'i‘,i

\-EW YOItK_ A111. _21'-TUG l¢°Ck ter saggin 1%, failed fully to recover Aulencuu cu, __

market was ovsrk_shnd_;1x:¢_’i_n!Bl_§il'd__l! closing off %_ net, Uni_ted Fruit wad Am Te| T91 ___

the ltili hrls y a K fi 'i ll limflif specialty, closing nearly 8 Anuconda Cop ,_

points higher at 80|A_ or 20 points Mcunuu ___ ___ above the year'| low, The company Auburn gum ,_ ____ is said to have effected substantial Butulehem sgsei _ __ operating economies. can pueme ___

Standard of Kansas rose about a Cu" Tm-8,1,

|_l_oi11t up netws gf aalodor sum; gf its cummuumh 50|, roper ea o an ar o ans. _ ,_ (‘hrysler ained about a oiani Chun" Mom"

by were at least able to Ymifhflftfsthe r1\ctionary tendencies "m:|,s previous session. nfsnnrcs sagged a `pnlnt or two here

'| there in tho first hour but came

'Y'~k in the'last hour to finish with "‘",,uu,|,er of gains of fractions to “ ,___ ‘Mn a point in prominent is- 'm,..l The turnover of 001.350 shares :ff,§'tila smallest for a Saturday ses- sion in four weeks. _

“nil shares stiffened in the last

h_,,,,_ onappearanca of the weekly re- nri of the movement of revenue ;;,.;u1,[ showing a total of 512,431 cars lu ,hs week ended Aug, 13,

imong rails gaining about n paint fn- Chicago and Nortbwcsterll Rock

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' 5 T’ ' “ ° Cal Gas Elec .. fnir turnover and such stocks as Am- Com products __. erlran Telephone American Can, East- E 1 Dupont ___ man, General Electric, North Amari- F" Film __ ,__ can and U. S, Steel, closed about ua- Gm Ewen-ig __ °h“"3°d» _ General Foods .. 1..

Outstanding among the days devel- guodyem- pub __

opments wus the conclusion of the, "cum," 0|; Ottawa con erence_ with indications Huuu M,-,ton ___

that American exports may he some- Huuuuu _“uw”

u., _ d 0___ _d __ phat hampered, particularly of stcel, Int Hurveuteru _ lsi11irl_ Baltimore an o_ an - textiles and possibly wheat, lm Nickel __ __ ___ f Int Telephone 1.. ...

Kell Copper ... ...

` Montreal .i.""l-‘i.*ili1."‘_’. :ti

Crain Market

(Cnnadlim Prsaa)

CHICAGO

ppl(‘.~\GO_ Aug, 20-Wheat tumbled

,n,|,,\» to about 7 cents a bushel un-

ll.-r last wcek’s high Diiini

izoncral selling was induced by re- iorls indicating that Great Britain :___,,,|,| ,.2-ltllbiish 6 cents preference on win-111 imported into Great Britain

,»,._,,,, llritish Empire sources

.,_..|l`nst wheat originating elsewhere. 117.-.unless of the ivlnniaes when! ,,.,-11-in-t had a decidedly unsettling in- finrnro here as the day drew to an

ein

i \\'in~11t closed ne vous_ 'ig-1 cent be-

inn- _vt-sterda!'s finish corn ‘.6-'Va u,.“||, oats ‘A-55 off_ and provisions inn-ll.-lngod to ii rents nit..

\\’INNlI’E(l

\v|N_\'ll‘EG, Aug. 20-Late rallies

)n.i,~ir1d wheat prices slightly from 5.-;1_-olial lows near the close but the rnllv value too into to offset il mid- fl-.-.flan selling wave and wheat closed 11-liil substantial l0sses_ Prices at the cl.-_-c wore 11,1, lower for thc short

11-1-1-ll-cnll session.

in-ioiwr dropped to fills; :December

1.. .'.-l1,'._ while lilay finished nt ii0%,

‘rin-rc was coriiiirleriibie purchnsinil

pd- export ncco\1nt_ cstinlnics rang- pl-; upward close to the 1.(l00_000- hn.~ln~l mark, Further heavy selling at n1idsossion_ brought nn by increased in-liizlllg press\l.\_ ho\vever_ sent the nlflriu-t into new seasonal low ground for the three wheat futures.

.\i the low points, declines of two

miss were recorded, October, at 54%, di|»\n~il 11-3 cents heiow thc previous inn mark for the season; Decclnber al .'».'»'i§_ was iii cent lower while May [1 1:41-'1.', -reccdcil 1% cents under the

pn-iiolls low mark.

\\'nc.1t: oct. 54141: Dec. 50%-V.; M111'

tai.-ill.

Unis: Oct, 241413: Doc, 2~i\KaA.

Ilrlrlcy: Oct, 311/_B: Doc, 3154A,

CASH PRICES

\\'ln-fit: No_ 1 haril 55‘.{i: no. 1 nor.

51. no. 2 nor, 50%; no_ 3 nor_ 40%; ..._ _~. 4:1/.: no. “ 3111/.;

irn.-k .'»1‘i'<: no. 1 tlllrum

ill:-uni -ISM; no_ 3 durllni

lriiul Il\"'s.

i I 11,11-: .\`1\_ 2 C, \\'_ 25%? ""_'11_v_ l feed 24'V»1i1lo

feed 33%! 54%: n 40%: 11

.°.° ls-lo

no_ 3 C. W. 1 feed 237/sl

no '_' for-d 20%: rej. 15%; track 24%.

iilrl-qv; 6 row ex, 3 L‘_ W. BNA: 2

. W'

\V.

7..-1 rx, Ii (_ \\'_ 34%: no. 3 C.

Y, 301/42 n0. 5 f‘.

_ .5 _ _'- a

" - nn W, 24%: track 3111.

New York Curb

_fl

(Canadian Prraa) stork; High Low Close

.' 4% 4V 4%

,inn-r Cynnamid B Alu Sllpr-r Power ... Assn uns Elec A ... <‘:1|~- .\‘cr\‘icc Co .. 4*.-rd Corp .. .. ... lIi.-.- llnllll _Share ... ilnll i>il Corp .. .. .\ulrllrll lludsnn . .. Sid iiil indiana $111 iiii Kentucky .

5|/4 3511 22%

38 17%

li 3% 211.-5 :lm 11

5 . 4% 5'/it 3% 22% as 11% 21 12%

(Cnmallliln Press)

High Low Close

97'/1 1% 10 25 ti al/s 5 87 2’/1 16"/11 6%

Stocks

Bell Telephone .. .. B C Packing ... ... Brazilian ... ... B C Power A .. ... B C Power B .. ... Can Car Com .. -.- (’all Cement ... 5 Can Cement Pfd ... Can ind Alcohol ... Can Pacific .... Cockshut Plow . .- Dom Bridge ... Do Stcei Coal B ... Fraser Coy's .. ...

1014. 01/., 251/, 21

2% 2% 18’/5 lil

2% 21/4 25s

Gurds .. .. ... ... ~ 12’/i Haul Bridge ... 4 _ Int Nickel .. .. . . . 11% ii'/A We

Lake of the Woods . 7_ Massey Harris .. ... Us

16% DT/s

Mont Power Mont Paw 3% deb . Nat Breweries .. ... Nat Steel Car .. ... Qllcbec Power .. ... Shswlnlgan_ .. .. .- Steel _of Canada ...

341,/4 -1055

17 v 10

11 1o__ 1. 151/2 lo

at advancing prices at country boards in Olltario over the week-end, and prices are dlle to he pllt up here to-

n big licinanll fer British importers ill evillellve lnst wack, nt rising priecsi wi h stlltistlcs bullish and with ro

rcnl, apparently being nn an old oh llcr as the local market is nhnvo an

° Quotatiom ‘

' 1814

urn steel ivln-es 1% 1% lit-

l\leColl-Fro ntcnne sg*/.l

:il Pacific 11ra'I. Mniltgomery War \' h lil t 1’

Yogkn Sentra

Packard Motors .

Paramount Pub Pub S

Ilsdio Iiadio Scars South South Stand Stand Siilriii Texas

Texas Glilf Sulp Tim l'ioll Boarin U Carb Carb Union Pacific .. United Aircraft United Corp United Gas ln.lp ll S Rubber ... ll S Steel.. ... Vnn,SteeI .. Warn Bras Co . Westinghouse El Woolworth Co .. Worth Pilmp ..

Montreal

morrow as ll rcs\1it..'l‘hc cheese mar- F' h

llet seems bvalled for better days, with

t , Tl ‘

dilution now on the iiccrcnse_ Tho

market ended' theowfelg here gclllcorusl- B0§T0,`,(cf_',':_';‘:' ly ni. 10111: or nnros, ani ir ` " ‘ " for Queile/cfs, Exports last week to the _ "I" "r"";f`;‘“;'1f'_u§2" illliied Kingdom from liiontrelii to-1, '-

inllcil 5ii_."l-15 buxes, highest volume ______g__ md for ally week this she_nsoll__and_ hrllnizé \,____ke,_ md" "' ing thc season’s s pmcns o a " " " to 4:1s_1i»a lm(-s, against :l23_1i1ll box- f§::§§___;,-_- es nt the same time lnst year. Re- Q , U h'__ __

rt-ipis for the week totalled 41,214 ‘:______,_____,

bnxas, . liniier was disposed to rest at 10“Ac '(1,::_;:l:_"r_':__,,;__ _

per lil, ut the close of the wcek_ after . ‘ _ _ all advance from ilnder 17c to n top HX',f:_‘i'E_‘,'_:,q_"\",_'__`{|O of 'Jac in the last few days, A total hp, ‘,,__,_; i, ‘un of 1.300 boxes of butter went to the “___-,_,__e _md 'MM llnited Kingdom last week from Mont-

‘ (Canadl

_Price th mnvelllc w th n e narron

>BAN|;§ llrday's week-end

hti1;¢_-__ t'1_`_hc priu_e_

' . ... ... 167 w e mar 1-

R95” " ' and inactive aff

Wall Street asslll

’*1'*”*-”’f" air of dililness

sessions during prices exhibiting

toward the close,

iorl of irregularit

____ `ant news of the

lpcnl street was ending of the

(Ynnndiln PIGII) Conference and

1 rl li

l\loN'r1lnAL_ ang. 21-cams solo f,,;l'§__,f_“ ""’“ B

d..

l`II

1.' an

__.._. n'.'f g ¢

18% 15 53% 3351 131;.

Els

al-14, 4% 1s-1,.; cos; 1s1,;

iii# g;;:l_, sw, 11 li 30

1 OM 1-11,, 21131,;

111; ll-1'. Sis

21 2:11; 111,; 1.11; 211; :l:l=1; 1.111; 21 1111;. '-3~'1"5§ 11111, 11111 10‘_i'l 19

41 16%

ew =_. ~s

7491176

8% 41111 4111,.; 11=1l 14'/1 49941 3% Will 14 411y, 33% 4'/Z 1731

27% _ 18

0%- cs s1.;. 1 rl-'11, 1 01.; 35%

10". 141; 25

mf.- 47%. sis

2011:, :ict 101; 1.1 '.1o1f_. :1:lf1;. 151;. 20:1, 1S~'¢»'. 94711 as 105;, lo 181;

710'# 15%

.wi :lm 11'.;-

Market

5l,~g 521/4 108'/_\ 100'!/5

9 48% 824% 18’/4 147s 53 3% 131/it 14% -42% 34|/fs 4% 18’/A

21% lsii

lil

Ssnu 8%

11 10-'-4. 38% il 1014, 101:.

111/

' /4. 2ii1_,

3% 1111;,

-l7 ‘£1

sli- 111.4 2111/_, 'Jil'/4, ll\,§ 15%

2116

3:1'/1 1511 2061 ling

25 Iiil

1011;

.i0 ltlfii .'i‘,{¢ 40714 1il1§

.11 -_ Ii.'»‘§

1111

Siiieiights

nn Press) nts were confined -1-st of limits in Sat-

scssion of trading

trend was irregular, a gcllcrally nnrrniv air. The market in neil in the lnaln an typical of week-end thc summer, with rl rallying tendency lifter an cnrly por- y. The only import- dny so fnr as the conccrlllul was the lnlperlnl Economic the promise of con- in the agreements

nn Press)

l, 'Ji-Sir ves- -. plcr ycsicrilay. I'Ill(‘Eii

ccnispcrlli,

to fl

' fit- .\Y.E

... ~i ... 2|-Q ... ii

... lil--Q -. .`| ... Iii-L .... Il

-i

to tn to tn to to io to

uotations

i :iii 1 lille 11 -ilé 1 fi

wer, Irene rind Mn- r1»gos_ _/\1nr1rii':l_ J0-

, 12% 12, . iz l.a Lt l‘awer A ...- 8 7-'tl 791 _,mn hu", t,,u,||ed 32305 h¢,xes_ mm. _

, _

tailera being quoted 'g jobhers at 22c

for solids and 231: for prints.

§li1.\'l‘lktlAL, Aug. 21-lll\rley_ Can-

silinn wcstorn_ lm. fi _-ii; orlts_ Can-

11dl.|n n-elsif-rn ao, 3 _7’l; oats, feed higher prlces_ with production dc- Stocks _ no_ 1 _IlT; flour, spring whcnt patents_ 1-lining and best eggs getting harder Ilealiilnrnol-1 A . .. ii;~.i_- -LSO; fif\ur_ seconds 4_20; flour. to obtain, Newly arriving fresh stuck lllg Missouri i1.|kl»r.~1 4_i0; fio11r_ winter will-at pat- from Ontario or nearby polnts_ in Iirtish Ani Dil .. rin-, vhoice 2.75; fifiilr. White 001'" rnriots or 1ess_ ended the wecl: at 24c `Donli11lon Stores -i-'lug l1r.1n_ tan 10,25; shorts, ton to 251: for extras, 184: to 18'/ic for Imperial Oil '.‘1;_'.'., middiillgs ton 2035; rolled firsis, and 141/,c for seconds. Prairie imp< Tobacco 111l:=_ ban D0 lbs'. 2,00; hay no_ 2, per eggs were ranging a little lower. Re- int Petroleum .. 1-»n_ car lots 1l_00: rhcf-sc_ Olitzlrios eeipis for tho week were 10_.'1S'.! cases, llloss .\llni1s -l'l'.-: 1~hi1esc_ Qiieimfa _i0\,{.; butter. The potato market eased during the Nnralnlfl :no_ 1 finest 10%: eng fresh specials week owing to heavy supplies of new Page-llerscy Ltd .. in »»:lrinna _l-it; eggs_ 1';-1-511 extras ln locally grown stock ‘ becoming 35c Siscoc liiincs .. ... rllriolls _2il; eggs_ fresh firsts in ear- per S0~lh_ bags, Trek l'{\llIhf‘5 -- --- .i_l_-ns _‘2s; Potatoes, new Quebec. 80 Walker, lliram .

butter, continued to advance last

The egg mnrllet_ like cheese and ~

_v, Fnlnlgiia

week, and also seems headed for (i`nl1nd|-\1 Prrns)

High l.mv ('los1(°

18%

10 D1;

export price now_ Butter exports to Z ibe l'nltcd Kin dom so far this sea- e

, pared with iiil,?52 btuxssnnt shi: tim;

Inst ycnr. Recs pts o ii er as wee C b M k were 14_3il£i boxes, .~1l11:lll lots to re-

lib

1§_l/_|

.'14 :l:l15

1925

]!i‘20

90 S7

3511

7 iliié

no ll 10% 1.~%‘,f.- ln s 12 :l::‘»'_- 1021' 111% ss

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111.’ il1,,',‘|

3 4 ..-,/_

United Kingdom

OTTAWA, Aug, 20-(By the Canad-

inll l’ressl- The following is tho of- lll-iai suluillnry of the agreement en- tered into on Saturday between Unit-i ed Kingdom and Canada. 1 Agreemcnt between His Ma_iest_v‘s

gnvcrlllnl-nt in tho United Kingdom ilnd llis 1ln,i11sty's government in Canndli: | Artic-io 1, ills l\la_iesty‘s Govern- nlcnt ill the iinlted Kingdom lillller-, take ill:lt orders shall bo marie ill ac-i corilill11'e,1vllll the provisions of sec-1 tion 4 of the llllport duties act, 1032.' which will ensure the cantlnnnncc nm-r ine 15111 Non-mner, 19:l2_ or sn-I try free of duty illto the United; Kingdoln of goods mllslirncd from; any port of tho Ili-I" `- Empire and, grown proilllccil nl' _ ilfartilred il1_ Canada which by 1 ` nf that act are naw free of duly .~:1lllject_ how-, over, tn the rcsorvlltlolis set forth in- scllrdllle appended hereto, i

Article 2, ills l\&jest,v‘s Govern- ment in the llnltod 'lngdom will in-I vite Parliament to pnss the legisin-1 tion llecessnry tn impose on tho for-7 cign goods spcciflcil in schedule Rj appended hcreto_ the duties of cus-I toms libnuni in that schcdiilc in i‘l.'lr~f1 of thc duties (lf ally) now levinblo. i

Article 3. His 1la,icsl,v's. (lovorn-_

nlcllt in the United Kingdom 1li1df=1'»i take that ihc general ad vnlorolll,

duty of 10 per cent imposed by sei--} tion l of tho import dntics act, lD?l2_ on tho foreign goods specified ill’ st-bclllllo il .shall not be rodiiced ex-i cept with illc consent of His .\la_icsty‘s’ governlncnt ill C.”l1lniln_

Article 4. It is rlgrecll that thc duty

on clther wheat ill grain, copper, zinc or lcail IJ provided in this agrou- lnent may he removed if at any time, l-lmpirc producers nf wheat ln gr.1ln_; copper, zine and load respectively uri-_ unable or unwilling to offer those colnnlndiiies on first sale ill thr- Uniicil Kingdom nt prices not exceed- ing the world prices and in qufmti. tics sufficlollt to sllppiy the rcqulrc- ments of thc United Kingdom cori- sunlcrs.

cams msn-ieilona 'lmnllflrll

Article 5, His l\l:ljest_v's govern-|

ment in the United Kingdom will in-, vile Parliament to pass the lcgisiu-i tion necessary to modify the conili-V tions ilt present governing the illl- portnliou ilito the United Kingdom of live rnitic from (‘llnalla on the lint-si nlreaily ngrccll upon in principle bl--F `twel1n themselves and His Ma_lest,\"s govcrnlncnt in Canada.

` Free Entry uf Bacon

Ariirle 6, 'His )Ia_li1st,v's govern-|

ment lil the l'niir1d Kingdom dcclare» thai it is their lnfelltlon tu nrrnllgo! as sonn as possible nftcr rl~1-oivlnl-I the report of thc colnnlission now sit-| ting on the roorgnnlzniioil of the pig ln1lusir_v ill the United Kingdon1_ for, tho quantitative rcglllntioli of the supplies of bacon alld hams 1-nmiliir. on to the United Kiugfiolll lllllrkct und unilortulic that in 11111' iegislll-E iloll which they may silbnllt to Par-, llnlnf-nt for roglllfllillg tha supplies nf.

b:1l'ol1 and llanls from illl sollri'i~s in-| to the Uniicrl Kingllonl, provision will be lnado for frcc clliry of Clin-i adillll bacon and hams of gnrnl quill-1 ity up to n maxiinuln of 2,:`i0f\_000 cwt, por nnnilnl, “

Arilrlo 7. His lil:i,iest_v‘s i:nvern»

mont in the llnltod Kingdom will ln- vito Parliament tn pass icrislaiion which will secure for lt period of ten years from ihc date hereof to tobac- co, consignf-il from any part of thc British Empire and grnwn_ prodllccd or manllfllctilrcil lil Canada, the ex- isting margin of prefcrellce ovcr for- eign iobacl~o_ so long_ however, as the dliiy on foreign ullmallllfllcillrorl ta- baccn does not fall below 2-0 l-2d per lb.. in which event the nirlraiu nf preforcncc shrill bo equal to thc full

dilty_

Other Empire .llnrkcia

Article D, His l\lnjcsty's govern-

ment in tho United Klnizdonl will ln- vlte the grivernlncnts of the noll»sclf- i:o\'ornillir Coioliics alld proicvtoratcs to accord to Canriiln any pr(-fl-rcllcc which may for the time llcllic bc nc- cordeil to ally other part of the Brit- ish lllilpire, provided that this clause shnli not extend to any pr/-fi-ronces

accurdcil by Northern Rllodosin to Ihr' Union of Smith .\frlc:l. S11ilthern‘

iihodeaia and the territories of the S1-ull. African High Commission by \'iri_nl» nf tin- customs ngrcr-mont of l!i.'i0: and further will invite the gov- orlllllc-llis nf the colonies and protec- tor.-lies shown in Schedule D to lic- l-ord to Canada new or additional pre- ff`1”1=11\“f“s on the commodities and at the rates shown therein.

,lrilt-ir 0. His liIajesty'a govern.

mont lil Callndn will invltc Pllrllnment [0 li-WH thu legislation necessary to sllllsllilltr- fur thc duties of customs now icvlnl1li~ nn the goods specified in Si-in-duir~ I-l the duties shawn in ihllt s1-llvilllle, Provided that lliiihing ill (ills nrilclc shall preclllde ills .\l:l,ic11ty'.~1 government in Callndn from r11¢_lili-lllg the duties specified ill the said svllclllllc so long as the nlllrgln of ilr1ii.~1l1 prcfcrcllres sllawn in that .<1-lnulllio is preserved or from inrrens- inlr ilu. r.'itl~'s undcr the intermediate or gl-llorni tariff set out in thc said si-l1f\1i»1ic_

Arilrln 10, His Mnjestys, govern.

nlcnt in (`:1l1nil.'l undertake that pro- irl-i_if1l1 by tariffs shall hc afforded :l1.':1lnst l'nlleil `Kinp_flnnl products "'\l.\' in those inilllsirios which are l~l1:l1=ullnl1l,v assllred of sound oppor- tl1niiir1s for s11cr~1=ss_

Article li, Ills l\fn,ii1.=t,v’s .govern-

lllr-ut ill Cnllarln undertzlko that during thc cllrrenry nftblsagreemcnt theta?- ifi’ sllnil be hiiserl nniho principle that l‘l'f~i11i"|i1'o dutii'1s shall not exceed sul-ll a level as will give iinlteil lfinadoln prmllioers full opportunity of ri-nsnllnlile competition on the has- is of thc rolutlve cost of ccouoniiral and cffli-lent prnrlilciiolr provldinl that in the application nf such prin- riplc special consideration shall bc llivcu to the vrisa of industries not fully r~.=i:lI»lisi1f»d.

.Article 12, llls Majest_v'.s gov:-rp.

mont ill Cnnndn ilnllcrinka forthwith in cnnsiltlltr- iilc tariff board for which provision is made in the Tariff Bonril Act, 1931,

Tariff Board

Article 13. llis )iajest_v's govern-

ment lil C:1n:ld:l ilnllertnka that on thi- rcqucst nf ills )Inji1st_v‘s govern- lnsnt in tho llnlied Kingdom they will rnilsc n rr1vlr1w to be lnnde b_v the tariff llnnrd ns soon as practlcnlllr- of the ilutlcs charged on nn,v` commod- ities specified lil such roqilcst in nc- enrflllnvo with thc principle lnlll down ill uriclc ll hereof und that after tho rernipt nf the report of ibn tariff board thereon such report shall be ilild llofnrc Pllriinlnont find Parlia- lnollt shall lm invltcll to vary wher- 1-ver necessary thc tariff on such com- lilodiilcs of l'niil=1l Kingdonl origin ill such manner nl-1 tn give effect to such -principles.

.\riil~1r~ 11. ills Mll.i11st.v's govern-

mcnt in i'1llln1ln iindurtnko ihllt. no existing duly sllnli hc lllvronsorl on l'niif1d Kill;:dnm good.-1 oxccpt after ilu ini1l1ir_v and lilo rc<‘cipt nf- a re- port froln the tariff borlrll. and in i1vcnrlln11rl1 with the facts as found |1_\' that |loll,\‘_

Article- 15. ills l\f.'l,lcst_v‘s l!f\1`0lf“'

lllrnr i1l Czlllaiifl ilnllorillkc that Unlt- 1-ll Kingrloni prodllcl-rs shall llc on- tiilrd to filll rights nf audience he- fnre thc tariff bnnrd when lt has 11n- dcr_r-ullsldr-rlltion niattr-rs arising un- der ariivlcs 17! and li hereof.

Article lil. ills !\l:ljesty's govern-

nlont in (‘:ll1udn ilndorinko that rus- toms azllliillisirlltliwli in Cllnlldn shall be govt-rlll-d by such general prin- ciples as will ensure (al the avoid- nrlce_ so fllr as reasonably possible. of ilnccrtlliniy as in tho amount of cilsioms dlltir-s and other fiscal im- poris p:1,v:|blr~ nn thc arrival of goods ill Cillmdaz (il) tho reduction of de- lrl_v and friction to n iululmnm; and ic) the provisioli of lnnolllnery for tho prnnlpt and iluprlrtial sr-iilcmrlll of displlics in mailers :ippcrtainlng to ihl- nilplivniinn of tariffs.

_-\1-11-1., 11. ills _\in_ll-_-i.\"1= :overn-

nlent in ('.'1nniln illlriortake that all existing s11r<~ilnrgi1s nu imports fr0n1 thc l'1iiir=d Klnglioln shall be com- pll-icly nliuli.-licil ns norm as thc fin- nuccs of Cnilnlln will rlllow_ Thr! further 11nd1~rl.'lki1 in give sympathetic cnnsiflerniinil in the pfvsslblllty nf rcdllclng fliiil uiiinmir-l_\' nholishlng the f1x<‘hllng1~ llilinpillg duty in sp far as it applies to imports from the United Kii1;:ilr11n_

A1-in-lo ls. ms !\in_i1‘sty's govern-

lncut in Cnllniln illlilerifllao tn modifl'

‘thc existing rogulaii.-,= governinl

tho ilnpnrtniloll of ii-1i|iZl'€f’ 5f°°k from tho l'nitcd Kini.:duln into Can- ada iil il manner nlroaily ngrecil upon

in principle bctwccn themselv_es ind

C'anaclai’s T'racleAgreements WithOtherEmpire Countries

OfficialSummariesOfAgreements DirectlyAffectingCanada,Signed At The Close Of The Imperial Economic Conference On Sat.

United Kingdom.

Article 19, His Mnjesty's govern-

ment in Canada undertake to accord to those non-self-governing ('olonies_ protectorates and the mandated ter- ritories to which the benefits of the British preferential rates are at pres- ent accorded and also io Znnznhar the preferences on the commodities and at the rates shown in Schedule F and also any preferences for the time being accorded to the United King- dom, Provllled that His 1ia_iest_\-‘s government in Canada shall nT»t be boilnd to continue to flcrnrd ally pre- ferences to any state or protactornte which, not being precluded by into;-_ national obligations from according preferences either (li nc:-orils to Canada no preferences or i'.’) accords to some other part of the Empire (in the case of Northern Rhodesia except- lnir the llnlon nf South .ifrlvn South- ern llhruiesla and the territories nf the South African Illgh i'o|1\-is-sioll) prcferonccs not avcordf-rl in txilnlllil.

/\l'||\‘|P 20. Nothing ln this ngrco-

lnellt shall projilrlim- or dllui1ll.~'l1 anv of the benefits l1l1jo_vcd bv nllv of the pnriirs thereto und:-r the i‘llrlndn- West Indics trade nm-com;-nt 5310,] the (ith of Jiliy_ 1925.

Safeguard fn Preferences

Article 2|, This agreement ia mam-

on thc express condition ihnt if either government is satisfleii 'that any preferences hereby grunted ln 1'Cli'\cct nf any pnrilcllinr class of commodities are likely to be frllstrrlt- cd in whole or in part hv reason of the crcntinn or mnintcnu`ll1~r1 ilirovtlv or-1 indirectly of prices for sin-ll class of commoilliies through slate .'l1~iir1n on the part of n foreign rnuntry. that government hereby dl\1~l:lrrs thai it will exercise the powi-rs which it now has or will hereafter inkc tn prohibit the entry from sur-li foreign rountrv directly or illdlrectly nf sliril cl-1m`. nladitlrs into its cnlxlltry for such time as may bc nec:-.<i=:lr_v tn make cffectivo and to maintain tho prefer- cnlres llcrehy granted by it_

Artic-in 22, This ilgrcolilnnt between

His liil_iest_v's govcrnlnsllt in the United Klngdoln and ills _\i.'l_lnsty‘s governnlcllt in f‘a1l:ld.1 is in be re- grlrded as coming lnin effect as from the flats hereof (slllijeot to the never. sary legislative or other action being tllltrn as soon as may he prflrtiwablo hereafter). It shall remain in force fnr a period of five years, and if not rlellollnrcd six months before Ihr- end of that period shall continue ln force thereafter until n data six months af- ter notice of denunciation has been given by either party.

Article 23, In the event. of circum-

stances arlsilig which in the judg- ment of Ilis Mfl_ie1st,\"s government ill the United Kingdom or of His Maj- csty's government in Cnn:l1la_ as tbr-_ vase muy bo_ necessitate a variation in the terms of the .'lgrel~mcnt_ the proposal to vllry those terms shall form the subject nf consultation bc- tween the two governments,

SCHEDULE A

Dominion of Canada: As regards

oggs_ poultry, butter, cheese 111111 oth- er milk prndllcts, fren entry for Can- :lilinn prollllcc will be 1-olltiililad for thrro years 1-crt:-(ll, Ilia I\f:l_ir‘sty's government ill tht? Dlitml Kingdoln. however, reserve in thcnlsclvcs thc right, lifter the expiration of the tilrel' ,vcllrs_ if they consider it necessary in the interests of the llnitod Klnlr dom prodllccr to do so to roviciv tho llasis of' preference so far as rclfltos to the articles above elllllnorniell and. after notifying His .\ln_i11s|y's gov- ernment in Canada <1ithr1r_tr1 impose preferential duty on (`.'lna1linll DPU* duce whilst maintaining preferential lnnrglns_ or on eonsultailon with the Cnnndinll gnvcrnmclit to bring surh prodlll-<1 within any system which may be put into operation for the quan- titative \’uli1tinn of supplies 1‘:~aln all sourti.-. in the Ullltcd Kl11;,1llo'n market.

SCHEDULE I

Canada

Wheat in grain-2 shillings 111-r

quartcr_

Butter-15 shillings por c“'f.

Cheese-15 per cent :ldv.'lioreln_ Appies_ raw-4 shillings tl pence

por rwt.

Pears, raw-4 shillings fl planet- per

cwi.

Apples, canncrl-.3 shillings ii pence

per cwt_ ill ndilltlnn tn thc 1lui_v in respect of sugar content,

Dried fruits, now dlliiahlo :ll 7

shillings-10 shillings tl pence il" ewt.

l-Eggs in shell:--(ni Not excomlini!

1-i pounds in weight per great illin- dred---l shilling pcr great il1ln1ircd_ fb) Over 14 ll1s_ hut not 1*-xcccllillg 17 lbs,-1 shilling G pence P91* 3'0"' hundred, (rl Over 17 lbs.-1 shillind

5 INWUII Der ewt. in addition to the dut_y ia respect of sugar content,

f-0l1l1er_ unwraught, whetller refin-

"‘| 0? Mi. in ingots_ bars, blocks.

i_1:_nbs_ cakes. and rods.-2 pence per

SCIIEDULE U

Dominion of Canada

Timber of all kinda llllp.-vrtcd into

the United Kingdom in .-ilhstantinl quantities from Canada, insofar as nniv duinble.

Fish, fresh_ sen, Salmon. canned,

Asbestos.

Zinr, Lead.

SCHEDULE D

Dominion of Canada

This schedule, which refers to pre-

ferences which certain non-self-gow orning colonies and protectorateii will be invited to extend to Canada, is not being published or summarized at present,

S(`|l'EDi'/'LZ E

This schedule, of which details will

be published ister, sets forth 220 items of tho Canadian larlff_ in re- spect of which new or increased mar- gins of prcfi-ronros will bc granted by f'nnllda to the Tlniicd Kingdom, 'i'h0. schcdlliu covers n vr1r,\' wiiic rllnec of commodities and ini-lu1ll1s_ inter niin, a large number of items prcvioilsiy dutlabln at the British brt-ft-rontinl rate which are now trans- ferrnd to the free list, Tn all other cases the present margin of prefer- ence has br-on lncrcascil either by low- ering the British preferential rate or ily raising the intermediate and gen- cral rates_

Unofficial ilnderstnndings between

the iron and, steel interests of the two countries are used as the basis of tariff arljllslmont on many items of the stool schedule, including not only the primary forms hilt such prn- resscd and fabricated stcols as <‘1ltler_v. mar‘hin»r_\’. find wire prndilcts. lievi- sions in the textile items relate chief- l_v to linens and to the major classi- fications of cotton and wnollcn fab- rics, Other 1-nmmodlties embraced ln lilo sr-llovillln include 11 very wide and important 1-nllgc of chemlr-ais_ fiat grass, toilet nf‘crssorios_ gums_ table- ware and ieath1~r_

SCHEDULE F

This 11cherl1lls1_ which refers to pre-

ferences which Canada will sci-nrd to 1-nrinin non-self-governing colonies and protertnrates, is not being pub- ilsborl or sumnlarized at present.

Irish Free State

OTTAWA, Aug. 20-(By the Canad-

ian Press)-The following is the nf- ficlal summary of the agreement en- tered into today between thc Trish l-‘ree State and Canada :-

_-‘igrccment between His .\injesty's

government ln Canada and His Maj- 11xty's government in the Trish Free Stfite, -

The trade agreement signed on be-

llulf of the government of the Do- minion of Canada and of the Trish l1`rl1e Siali-1 is designed to facilitate and extend still further their mutilnl relatloils of trade anil commerce,

The agreement secures for all goods

the produce or mrlnufarture nf Can- ilda imported into the Trish Free State the benefits of the lowest rntos of d11i_v accorded to similar goods the produi-c of any country, ln return, goods the produce of the Trish Fran Stair- when inlporlerl into Canada will he necorrlorl the same tariff trcatnzcnt as similar goods imported from the llniied Kingdom of Grcat Britain and Northern lrr-lanri_ _

it is slibjcct to the approval of the

l‘.'lrlI:lmenis of the respcrtivc Domin- inns anll is concluded for a period of fivc years, after which period it l11:1,v be dennllncefl by either govern- ment on six months notice,

Southern Rhodesia

0T'l‘ATVA_ Aug, 20-(Fly the Canad-

Inn Prcss)-The following is thc rif- ficial silnlnlnry of the agreemrnt on- icreil into today between Southern, llhodesia and Canada: ‘

Agreement brtweell His .\lajcst_v's_

government ln Canada and Hia Mai- l1st,v's government in the Colony of Snilthcrll Rhodesia.

The trade ngrcclnl-nt signed on bc-

hllif of the governments of the Dn- minlon of ('an:irl.'1 and of the cnl~in.V of Southern Ilhorlssla is designed to increase thc opportunities for coni- n-errinl relailons between the sifznnt- ory cnuntrll-s_ In its nlnln lirics it incorporates nn exchange nf prf~fcr~ cniinl troatlnont on sr-looted lists of cnmnloiliiics. llnports into Cnulldn of, thc principal products of Snilthorli- Rboilcsirl-tropical fruits and arffifili' tllrni produce-are granted preferen- tial treatment, ln return, Sniitllern Rhodesia will accord particularly fa- vorable trontnlcnt to a sclrcterl list of <‘:1nn1lian products while nssurlnfr 0l'\ the gr:-at billk nf llnelliinlcrllted ar- ticles rates not lcss favallrnhio than nre accorded to similar iI0"‘i9 "T0 T’\'°`

IBIT IC

==r"1 --~: 1-11"'

MONDAY EVENING,

22nd, 7.30 P. M. in THE

PAVILION

AUGUST PATON

Band.

ef Song,

1. 0 Canada. Legion 2. Duet (11) On Wings

Mendelssohn; (b) Smiling Through, Penn. Mrs. J. A. Lawson and Mist Lucy Blanchard.

3. Address. _President 4. Piano Duet (a) Polonaiss

Chopin: (b) Hunting Song, D‘Our» ville. Mrs. G. Elliot Full and Mis Lilian MacKenzie.

5. Acltlrcss. His Hon,

Governol' Dalton.

tl. Vocal Solo, Homing, Dc

Rlego. Miss Lucy Blanchard.

7. Address, Premier Stewart. 8. Violin Solo, Serenade, Tosselli

Miss Kathleen Logan.

9. Address, Hon. G. 1 Shelton

Sharp,

10. Addresses. Mayors Stewart, Manson and MacDonald. ,

Band Selections.

Admission, Main Gate, even. 15c. Children under 12 if need. panlerl by parents free. Admisslol to vaudeville evenings 251:,

5153-8-20-21.

.\ilnurd'|1-first sid for wo11nrin_

Limit.-

proval nf thc nppropri.'li»» legl.~:la|.iv\ authorities in the cf1n1r:li-ting colin

tries. it is cnnliiidcd for a psrlorl fa five years and msy be rlfnollllf-od :lfte the expiration of -that ,-cltif-<l by sit months notit~o__

South Africa

OTTATVA, A1113. 20-iBy thc Can-'ill ian Prone)-'i‘hc following is the r\f\ ficial sul1llnar_\' of ihr~ ilerccinellr on- tered into today botrvc-en South Afrlcl and Cnnudn:

Agreement between llis Mll,iesty'i

govcrnlllent in the Ilollllnlon nf Can- llda and lil:-1 .\i:l_i\-.=t,v's grovornincnt in tho Union of South .-\i'rlc:1.

The trlllle ngrcl-1111-nt sigllrll on

lllllf of the gnvl»rlllln»llt_- of thi- Dol minion of Callndll and tlie Union oi South Afrirn, for the first time lil thi history of tllasc two liolnininns planes their colillllerm- upon il trout; basis, li. is espcciilliy dcsi'.'nr»li_ ti facilitate trade ill those r~~1ll1ll\1ulltif‘i lil which cnch Dominion is bv.-i fiiiori_ by its nrlturfll r<>soilrccs_ :lull lis in' dustrial d11evlnpll1ent_ to .-l1ppl_v thi nl-mis of lin-_ Dinar. /\¢.~.»r.li11sl.v. ii

has fnllnwr-il the principle of dealing with tho mnin colnnlfnliiios i>l\|,\' 1|" ls, thcrcfore_ in crllnpnrisoll with thi trade ngrcelllnllis rm-t»llil_\' riilwlllllcd with Austrrllla and .\`1-w' Zvalrlilil iiolnelvhut. lilniicd in iw-op-~_ ii ilris however, secilrmi n cnn.~=iill-rnliin ex tension nf the list nf conllllnlliilrs ol which prcfercllvcs have hitherto bona extended to C.'lnndn_ Special consider- nilnn has boon givcll ily 11d1ninisirl1t~ ive regulation to thc pn_siiion nf ln- iiian corn or nilllzu from .\‘outh .»\fric1 and to motor cars from t`11n.'lda.

it in subject tn the approval of thi

l‘.'1rlll1n1onts of thc rospcciivr- liollllni inns and is ennrludoil for :1 period o five _vonrs nlid may bo df~no11nrr1l_ af- ter the expiration of tllllt p-~ri~1d_ by six months' noilcc.

India

0TTA\\'A_ Aug, 2;'-ili,\' thf* Chilli( isn Press)--i"nllv.'1rl=ntinlls h:l\'i> i'P0~

opened for a trildl- ngrl1<-nlont in-_ilvorrh i'a11nd:l iillrl lnd|ll_ A .=t.'ltl-nlcnv 1.-<11# by the Dolnilliun tlovcrnllnult I-1lion~i=i

“A1i\‘il1lt.'1uc has lwwll t:ll<i»n of tbl

prnsmlcp of lilo llldlnn <i1-l--'_'ain»l1 _ni Ottawa to iniiinii- 111.111'-~l~_-zllmils 11-lili rpgpr-ct to tho il1,<ir:li.ili|,\‘ of :l trmil ncrl-.-nlont in1t\v.-rn thc 111-11 1'111111tri1‘s 'fherc have boon found in ln- ;1 von- sidcrnlllo nlllnbrr of npr~nin;;< fur lull iilnl irlldn and it is llnpinl tllflt ininsi con\'or1=.'1tln1is will .sill-i'tl_v lc:l1l_ lu iii~ rect nrgniilliinns brhvm-fl ilu- iwc gnvcrlllnf»ni.-_ for :l iylldi- si-_*lv-11lll~'1_t which will im /ii' rl l=ui».<i:11\tl.'1i lmriufll to the <|t-1'.-l<-iilliolli rf irndc l-1i\1‘1'1‘t

li pence pcr great llunilrcrl.

conaensrrl milk. Whole. s\\'~‘i<‘11“'l-

duct- of thc Tlnitt-d Kingdom.

’i‘hi~`alrrc1-mi1nt is sllbjrct to the lili-

4‘nn:ldn an-l ludi:1_" _

' M. Minerau-first .la for mnnnia. ivalln-r_ II PM -~ ~

L _ .<

T __ ___

llis lil:1_ii~siy's government n

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1 1.. L . '

Provincial Exhibition Gha ottetown This Wee

Opens This Evening 7 p. m. Closes Friday August 26th- ~

Races

L'arges't Entry List of Horses, Cattle, Poultry, etc.,

we have ever had.

_V audeville every afternoon and evening in front of

Grandstand. Jack Gerard in his awe-inspiring acts. Four Casting' Campbells. ' 'America’s greatest aerial acrobats. H llywood Horse. The funniest act shown at any Exhibi on this year.

Stoddart’s Sheep Dog. _ ` 1

DANADIAN LEGIDN BAND AFTERNDDN AND EVENINGS. rnussmv 1

Season Tickets Now on Sale at Drug Stores---Price $2.50

TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY

Y _ A121 Entries in 10 Races. 'A_ll the best and fastest _T

horses in the Maritimes and Malne.

LYNCH’S 1 932 RACE PROGRAM

lM1>-Rovlso lvllownr _ TUESDAY .1

) A Main Grounds

Y Afternoon and Evenings. wsosssoav ~

1 1 .

- 2.17 Trot.

2.211 Pace

2.15 Trot.

A Pony Race.

1 _ 1. .-

213 Trot and Pace.

_ 2.25 Trot and Pace. _

1 2.1§ Trot and Pace. '

2.22 Tnnhnd race. 7 2.27 Trot, Maritime Bred.

Free For All Trot and Pace. 2.19 Trot and Pace. -

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