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CHICAGO. ills” Oct. lil-iinensiness ‘over tense China-Japan rl-llltiuus gave ilrlnncss to wheat lnlllly llcllpllo ltock market setbacks. A decrease of 8.l--l.000 bushels in the i.‘ulil~ll Sluice wheat visilllo supply fotui was lllsll all encouragement to hours. Pit traders, though, wore illrllnl-ll to fllvor the selling side of the market. saying (W, cents gain lullllpnred with lust wrl-elflriolv was sufficient at. present. Wheat closed steady, uurilllugcll io ~34, rents higher. vllrll 15-7,, off. out» unchanged to 5i higher, lllui provi- Iifllll unchanged lo ll rise of ."l cents. I

WINNIPEG

The National Credit Corp. Hie Papers

(Associated Press) NEW YORK. Y., Oct. 13—The (‘llrpornlion Trust Co., announced to-

dlly that incorporation papers for the

Notional (‘redlt Corp, former to hol- llfor the honking structure, hall been filed wilil the Secretary of State 1n

lloiaware. This legally brings into ex-

Istl-ul-n till- corporation suggested by President lioovcr inst week in his plan for restoration of pnhlic confidence. Wililo the corporation is authorized to raise \lp to a lliilloll dollars for the purpose of making loans against

' frozen llnllk assets, its stock capital- WINNIPFYR Milli» OW- iii-whim‘ iznilou is lllercly nominal. The incor- Driren strengthened frllrtlounlly MI pornllnn rails for twelve shares-of “It winliiPPE Brill" Illllfkfl! (WUIY- stol-k of $100 |lll_r value per share. One

Though slightly ifl\\’i‘l‘.ilii‘ill the day's lllgh nlarke s, all mollths showeli irn- rlrnvealent. October wns 1y, higher at 551,, November ‘Vl at 56; December Ml to b1 a! 55 llrlll hlny ‘A at 58V; to 58%-

silarc will llo held in each of the twelve federal reserve districts

Wlleat Pool f Cost Farmers

(fslnnlilnn Pres-ll

"(M7979 . 'i‘l\.v., (tot. Howard, Winnipeg gl- ed today tho l‘:lnndlllu had rust fnrlur-rll llf We not less than Mudllfnulnll. 0d ihnt the "fllrlll will cost iilX|>li_\'('I'N States not less tilllll

Asher allllressl- tloll of the N Dealers Asso operated in Ill nllt ll"flllgil'9 _vl-.-lr llill (hp farmer rl-l-oivll as lllul-h as ills non-pool fnrulcr," clareli.

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PEIHIIGP good export sales of (‘llll- Illian wheat. I healthier statistical po- sition in regard to world wheat sup- yllicn and n ilronliclliug of speculative Interest. were chiefly rl-snouslllio for the improvement in today's prions,

llemnrlvl for ton grades of lulsh wheat continued fairly good. tilnulril offerings worn rather light null trllli- Inc was not on illi extensive sl-llie. Allllersrellorterl a fuir doluesiil- busi- ness in flour hut export trade lvlls very slow. iPit lrnllc was quite active at times hull there was persistent soiling hv elevator interests in rolllloclinu wiih wheat purl-halved ill the country over the week-end ilniiliay llut lilo general improvement ill demand null sentiment proved sufficient to ailsorll all offer- ings and hnlll values fairly close to the day's lop levels. Liverpool prices have reflected

Bank Closed

(Fnnnllilln Press)

SOMl-iRVlllllll. ., (int. Iii-Tho llirzilillull Trust (‘omporly of Somer- vilil> l-losoli at noon today. The hank oouflrluod the closing, but saill all other information must come frnul the lllfiro of the State Bunk Commission- er. .

The Pound

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ohnufie to illlllillil s ntiull-nt all ii . heifer import dnlunlid. allll iillliiilllfz mv ,‘ORK'»OM' Ill-d“? m“ CM" quotaiiolls silownli lln improvement lll "'1 m‘ iFPRifl-Jfho pollud sterling

l-lnsed 21,9 rents off ioliny at $3.561 for l-lllllc transfers. The open at $3.80 was 1V, ocuts lower tbnu its previous close

vlrioes. ‘Vhflnt Ont.

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all. 2 ti-l-ll 2am; m, 2034,; ,,-,,,.k _ Barley Mailing grades: 2 row ax. \\'. Ill '

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I’ . ' l,‘?°,';,,"",' (Canadian Press) ‘ ‘ . XifONTREAII. Que... Oct. 1il—-Thrce ' separate meetings of the creditors to decide on the illlmclliotc future of the thme lllontrcnl Stork Exchange firms. .\i-hie]: failed recently, have been called ' for next week. The crl-lliinrs of Mc- Dougnll nnli Cows us will hold ll meet- ing on Oct, 20, those of Grecnsllll-lds and Company on Oct. 2i null those of \\'atsun null (fhnulilcrs, on Oct. 2;‘. The fhrcn firms, which have ,their headquarters in Montreal, will hold the meetings in this city

l‘. ll’. 301%: ll row l-v, fl f‘. Other grades: No. .'l f‘. \\'

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L. ll’. 27%; truck Ill-iii.

Produce Market

Storm Causes IIONTRFi-irlwmnlln "'6". 1a s; H D ' I . no. c. - prlces were hllgher nild chccsu quottilq - tions declined whiir-hltter uuli pflla- _ ‘ ‘ to prlccs held unchanged on tho pro- ' ' ‘

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,\ll).\"l'lii‘i.\ll, Qlll Ont. 11l~(i§_\' Hill (‘llulllllnu Prl-s-sl-J .lilng restrictions n-l-rc lifted llu file Ziluiltrelll Stuck Ex- l-ilange illfi‘l\' (ill all issucs selling at $3 or ' -lilln lzuvc llltflrvfli to llll llillcl-lvlso featureless session as trading routillurll t0 llolll within all

Curb Market

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imp-nil i.

rclli Power. illlulluillu ilridgc. Shaw- iuignu Power null .\il'(‘llll Frontenac. formerly lllullug lllc lllost active llorl- altrul-tl-d iiflir- or nu attention at llil‘il‘ llIiiiliIlill\i prices. ~ Till: illlliisll llulll-rtllul- of last wee was llllt l-llutillel-ll today, tho 1i guiu ill (‘llundiau Pacific ill 101,4. iloing the ollly ullvuul-e lllurkod up. k sholvcli * ut follow : Nil-Rel. off‘ 14,

The Hudson Bay Route

,_ ill u industrial All-llhlll, off ill’, at

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REGINA, Sask. Oct 13—(By the Canadian Prc§)—Every available service at the disposal of the Can. adilm National Railways is being exercised in the promotion of the Hudson Bay route with a. view to securing return traffic. Facumes are plmned to accommodate commod- ities other than grain.

These facts were lcsrncd in an interview with Sir Henry Thornton, K- B- E-l l‘ esident of the Canad- ian National Railways, who paid a brief visit 1n Regina yesterday.

Regular service on the Bay railroad will open slmultzn- eousiy with the opening of Lilc har- bor about July 1. In the meantime,

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nff null llt L’ nud ‘Mussoy llllrris. off nt ‘,!_-. Oiilor ifililfi". were either ulloilnugl-d or, iriiliPll ill broken lots.

(‘uuuliiau Far, iloiil vllluulnu and preferred. l‘illi :l fair dollland approx- ilunioiv 400 silnros of earll changing ilnlllis nt ill!‘ luiuinlllln prices of hi4 null li-‘l’, l'I'S|lf‘I‘ilVi‘ly.

Restoration of (‘nunllian industrial Alcohol lo fllc free list called fllriil sl-ilingmf T-‘lfl silnroa nt ill, to 1%.

Quins were il,lll.'l slluros volupured wilil RJTL’ silurcs on Friday llllli 135i.- INJ shares on lilo corresponding du, of last your. 'l‘llc llonli market show- ed fair activity, i5 so ‘

lur- prinoll rll. . The hulk oi’ ll i

lo nl-iivily was ill Hill's which l-nsml ‘Jfl l-l-utll turnover of $20,000, (‘nu-

tn 7. . vorsiou 1935s wore ."l.'l wililo \'il'tllr_v that's worn off 37 routs.

issues other iilllu those nleutionl-li in which free fruliillg has ilolul rosinr-

l-l-nfs ill-tier

mi lul-illliv: .\iill‘l'iii l‘rllill. lirillsll a’ regular trafiic SBrVlCBI the Same l-Ilnpirn Sll-l-i (‘fillllllllll illili sol-uni llro- as operated last winter, will be fvfrvlll l ll.-l l'l\\\‘(‘l‘ illiil l'-|ll~r. (‘llllallll Nil lusilips l-llllllul-ll llollliu-

scheduled.

Asked if any development would take place in Regina as the south- ern terminus of the Hudson Bay

illll Stool null Poul ll. Firs-r. liolll-rni Nicol Wares, liuwurll Nllliill. National llril-il null St. llulvrlull-l- {‘llr|lurlltiuu. __i‘rollitnrs of ihl- lil-funl-t stock ox- villlugn llnllsl-ll rlf hlvllllliqilii null (‘ow-

dul-c and lilllry market hero today. Fresh Ontario or prairie eggll, ilr cllrlots, were frolll u l-cllt to three cents higher. Extras gained two to thrcc cents at iii) ccllts anll firsts were up lhrco cents at ill. collie while sec- onds lllvulllled n cent at 1i) cents a dozen. No British Cululnlllll eggs were offered. T110 iligllcr prices of eggs, in curious. to retailers \\'lii('i.i_\Vi:l‘e llll-

WELLINGTON. New Zealsncl; on.‘ l3 (a. m-Mllel of leleglllplli and electric -power lines were down, and thousands of acres of newlyi sown wheat fields were washed a-'

wry todlly after a violent storm in

:'.".'.'.:'."*"'..:."..Slants i;i.'"..‘.2'.:' o» Canterbury we 0' New (llllnrio rill-use llrllpllcli ll qlllirter of ZW-lafld- Plantatloiw were ruined

l l-cut at 1i-'}',.to l‘: l-cllts nllli Quoilcc rill-use declined the some nluollut at 111/, to 111)’, cents a pound. ltcccipts worn 1,410 roses.

lillstcrll townships no. 1 pasteurized butter. ill l-orlots, was unl-ilaugell at. Tiflii’, to ‘.50 cents a pound. 'i‘n retailers solids at 2i to 22 routs null prlllfs llt 22 tu '.‘.'i rellll a plluuli were lllltil illi- chuugeli. Receipts were 1,561) eases.

Riouttcnl potatoes wl-ro quoted at I in iii routs per R0 pound hag l-llli New lirurlslvivk l-lllllliors worn 4.1 i0 B0 vents willie New Brunswick green lunvutnlus were 50 to {i5 vents per S0 pound hng.

"and traffic paralyzed. Many inhab- itants had narrow escapes from disaster in the storm.

Huge Meteorite Found In Paris

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(British United Pr!!!)

PARIS, Oct. lii-Fragralnents of o. meteorite, which probably welshed about six tOns before it burst 0n striking the ground, were found on a farmland near Vitry 1s Francois.

The fragments cover five acres and lie so thickly that about l0 ounces‘ per square yard have been picked. up by investigators.‘ They are biscki and very hard. Their exact compo- sition has not yet been determined. It ls thought that s gale whmh; raged in this ares. about the loidcliv’

i

Dairy Market

O’i"i‘/\\\'.~\, Out., Oct. IIl-(lly the Canadian l’rcssl—'l‘ilo cold storncml of (‘nmldn hold slllllcwilnt more iluticr nu Ol-toilorl fhis year tilau on file slllno date n \'f‘iil‘ ago. 'i‘iu-ro were fewer eggs ullli lli|lI‘|l loss l-llnoso. Xillrc pork was in storage fills llllllllll than a your "no Illlt it was l-llusilicrulliy lln-

tier the flvo _\'|‘.'Il' nvcrngo for this of August; had 59mg mnnggtlgn‘ roll-lurllilly. The sunpll- of iloof null _ , 1.

vonl was liowll null u lunch smaller with lhe m9tc°1lm5 l5 *-

lluylyliy of poultry With n slight ill-

crcnsl- ill lllllltoll and lulull

Tho report issurd todu v llv lilo llo- yllilllnu ilnronu of‘ Sluilniivs nllnlvoll 4n lflflflfll ills. of r-rl-lllnllry illlllor and I14 23R ills. of duirl- illlilor ill storage the first of fills nlontll and n your nwl RITIEJRO lbs. liilfl il-TOJRD ills. rc- lprv-flvelr. .

Dilly '.‘l.0.'l5.-tfl1 ills. of Pilfllifll‘ was Ill siorngr- nu (ll-i, 1 WHFWVHI u you!‘ n-rll tho total was dLSiFllt-ifla ills. null five vow average for that lillle w" ' 7i? 727.550 ills.

"We figures for mg: Ill-id lilo first ‘qr this month \\'I‘V‘I\ 1.'I.fllfl.ftf\$ dozens mold stnrnuo, Rflillflfl dozens frosh allll 511L737 ills. frWP-Pn. A vcllr arm "ifl totals worn 1.X!"\‘_"|!T don-u 1.5013321! tic". and 4120.507 ills. rl-sner-iirelv. v-llrlr in slorllco this ullllllh totalled fi<""'l'llli "is. null n vlulrnpo 17’ ‘Y jinn The flvl- your Ii\'f‘l"llvn lvns .. F" "Mt ill sinrnyzo this mom'- ‘Pmififlfl lhn. allli a year ago 0.?‘ U“. The fivn your average was 0.. Mu ills. Veal now lll lllllraco mm 1.- F7fl.2l4 ills. illlli a your aco 27l‘Zf.7ll Ills. lnlliintl llllll Ilunil illllli 2023.118 Ills. and n your alg/l H7114? ills.

Polllfrv ill slorngl- this lulllltil ill- fnl Ills. allll ii year ngll L’,-

New Trophy For High Speéd Flights

PARIS, October. 13 British Unit- ed Press)—A new prize for high speed flights has been founded by Pltrlot, the first man to fly across worded to the flyer who succeeds in maintaining s speed of 3'7‘! miles an hour for hzlf an hour. Tm win- ner- will hold the prize until his competitor beats his record by 5 per cent. It will finally become the per- olanent property of the first sir- moo who achieves a speed of 621 i miles an hour.

Bleriot believes that the near fut- ure will see a radical change in,

::l>ersisn Balm appeaisdnstantly y aircraft design. High speed mach-V to the dainty woman. Stimulating ' lmr will be bulietrshopeli obfecfz‘ the skill, making it velvety, soft in with small winfl". 11B dflfllrelf!" 15. texture, it creates and preserves convinced thlt. the Schneider irophyi ccmplexlons of exquisite charm. De- v machines could attain the speed of licstely fragrant. Cool and dellgbt- ‘ 821 miles per hour if they could fly ful to use. Especially recommen‘ ‘ st on altitude o‘ 50,000 fest. , in soothe and dispel roughness of‘ The Blerlot troflhY l‘ °P9h W chafing. Stimulating and lnvlgorot- , competition by 3859191195, lefollllfl- fng. Imports o youthful loveilnesmes. or BVitln Slutomobilekllb lltwvdvill‘: and rotects and enhances the most awarded o e man w l - (Gliiigiii/ t::"':r::i skin. Perslsnever means he may fihwle- W" Balm is the unrivalled toilet re- ' cecds in moving faster than on! emits. human being has lions bcfolv.

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‘Canada's most important manufac-

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railway, Si!‘ HETATY 88.1112 "Th8 “Hllsllu null Fllnnlllcrs In were

suulnlllnlld Ill lanolin-g l ll‘lll lv‘i|l lil-

southern terminus‘ will be the whole ilnllll-llilliv fuinro lli’ litiil‘ iifillfi.‘ Th;

of wgstern QanMnL A“ of westem xfl-lllluunll illi'i v-lll-nlls incl-ling will

be. llclll on Ovllllll-l" L‘ : (iroousilil-llis

Canada has a real and enthusiastic on (lvillilflr '_.'i null w on fillli l-lllllll-

interest ln the llnc. After mature ‘(_"‘;"":'|"“I”In “'1 “"11 M’ “i "'1' consideration, Western Canada ‘ llwlllll llll l-l-l-l)

~ .ifl.\"i‘i'l~7\i.. .. ( . :--l\'l'1-

thought that the Hudson Bay ran- ill!‘ iililFiiPi‘ ill (1‘.\l"i\lil Sin-oi ' lirifii-li

l|uil-ii_v lowllrli illlvor il-vols lilo illl-ul market ill illlill_v'.~l sl-ssilln llf’ trolling l-oniiulloli tll hlllll uilillu lill- r-xlrlsluo- ly narrow pl-il-l- llrlul of’ rl-vl-llt weeks.

way was an essential economic factor in its existence." Curtailment of development, in Western Canada

liil-tnlnll ilv lilo restrictive ulollsuros bud naturally followed the restrlc- lil ffirvo, n: llll- llllnl-llsllll SlIIPiKSI ll] t-on on éxpenditums enforced by lVlliFli u froo ulnrllr-t exists, i’. zi ‘ il .

null Nil-kl-l suffered losses. willie. f‘. l‘. It. frrll-lllln. The ilnit ill iill llliiisil lllovc ill \l'.~lli Street, which gut under way wilil sill-ll vigor lust work, l-lln be nltriilutod to a nllluilor oi‘ develop- nlonts. including tho failure of ll wcii- known stock cxriulngo house unli till- iligilly uusnlllod slflultion ill iillrllpl- illlli ill iill‘ fllr east.

Dolllillilln l-‘llrtnrs, Lllnliorf, ii is un- derstood. has all but f‘f‘li'li‘ll Ill fulle- lion. 'i‘ilis rnulonuv was fornllwi nlloui lilo iilllo (‘allalllan distilling interests aullollrll-l-d, snuln inoniilll null. their orrivni at all .'I!__'l'i‘l‘llil\l\t llmllul: ihoul- solves rl-lrllilliillg tiloll- export ilulinolls and r-ilulinnting price-culling liml llnli

the Government, Sir Henry explain- ed, when asked what expansion would take place. He pointed out, llowclcl", that. anything" within reason that. would promote emp1oy~ nlcnt would be undertaken by the railway. He stated that there were naturally a good many things that he would like to do but expendit- ures had lob: reduced.

Asked for an opinion on the plo-

.. rlrov .ti. i ti i.t -. DOS-Ti Wmmisswn t‘) enquire into \ll d?"lliiiililll-l-‘lwi-‘kgiislliii fliniiill: liilllrli- Ll}: transportation situation and illz: of illlsinoss, llut sccllliugil’ ii has

not boon quill- filo success anticipated. 'i‘ilo priuoinnl rnlunnnios oonrorlll-ll are f‘:lll:lliirln Industrial Airnllll], lilfillllCr- Roacrnlns null lllrnnl \\'-likl-r. 'l'ill- ro- Pflilf llr-gnfiniinlls Ill l llllill. illllklnl: inwards n ulorlrer rlnlllll: lilo lwllllllilllll Iulils. liofiulteiv flliloli. llllli lvllilllllgh it is fluccl-nll-ll flint lill< fillilifr‘ all nzrlv» on lulu-gar for-lull loll in iill- pres- I‘ili' disruption of iii" sales pmll. till-rt Ill some iondollry- in llr-iiovo tilnt a roruru to llif‘ oill l'fl"lliilllll.‘l lli‘ lnliiv lliulli frrmillnl for HIPRI‘ l-nlllpnuil-s, \l'lliI‘ll will ulnllu, ill I-fFl-"t, pril-cvllt-

prapcse a solution for tile present ditflcultirs. sn- Henry semi "The lllihifil‘ now rcsts in the hands‘ of those wilo have the authority W appoint s commission. I hzve noth- lug to add to what ha", been sold."

Using Paper As Chief

iillit, will roali_ ll:l'<ir\ll .'i lill'l“_ r. n iii" llroulld llult rfilvll ulluld llf‘ lilo R luliu-zlr s solo sa 'lifllll mimcographed form and the pre- mmmscmslwhmh use paper and scnt report combines the figures

paper board as their chief m“, ma: ‘for tilese various groups of indus- terlol form an important pa“, oflirlcs in one printed publication. the industrial System o, canadm iTfm infJl-lllation is given in much Printing and the allied graphic Apcstcr detail with reviews for arts, the manumcturc of paper {past years and certain historical boxes paper baga statkmerm c°m_ Vsnd izencrol information concern- Pusiiillll roofing and similar ow- "m ‘he '>"°“P as i‘ “mie-

M-EE- provide an important dome? The Paper using industries l‘f‘pl‘0 ti: market for the products of the 5cm m‘? investment °i 0V" $177

pulp and paper mdustry which ,5 .million and give employment to over forty four thousand people

turlrlg industry. A with a total payroll of over $63 mil- Industries which purchase paper lion. The principal raw material and paper board from the pulp and used ls newsprint paper of which paper mm‘ and subject it to some -over 192,000 tons were purchased at further treatment or use it in the ‘i “m4” W" $13 muilml- 0m" manufacture of some hlghly devfi important items are~41.000 tons of loped product are classed as paper - b°°k “d "m"! P5P" and l“ us,“ mdmmes and have been, tons of paper board. The total cost made the subject o! a 5mg, o, am [of all raw materials exceeded $61 “us, prmwd reports or which ‘he’ million and the gross value of pro-< 102s edition is the ullrll. These fil- auction was almost $188 11111110"- pcm are issued by in: fol-est erll- The principal separate ltelnll of ul- ducts Branch of the Dominion Bu- came were: advertising $49 milllim “m, o; ggqgmlcg, job printing $41 million. subscrip-

(Enfllal to Julmnfnn k \$'llrll) cxtrc-lllolv llurrlllv price range. Stocks Ulleullligpi[mwlpasl The l-llonp Z-sul-s, ill wilil-h trad- Brltisll Aul Oil . ll '| l ing rccl-nllv has iIPUII almost elltlrc- Do Stores .. 1752i | I ly for vusil. silllwcli llll easier fouli- Home Oil .. 40 l | t‘lll‘,\‘ us Nilflli us llll- "pegged" level was llllpcrlal 0ii' . Ill-V,’ mo}! 10-34,; 10:}; removed. llryliou Paper, Asbestos pre- Inlp Tollncl-o ..| 8%,] | i fl-rrcll liilll Massey-Harris dipped to Int Petroleum .. 10% new levels for fill; your or longer on lut’ Utilities A . 17 i ‘ snlull sales. ' Moss .\lincs . l/l| | | lll tilc luoro l-xpllu ire section 0f ‘Xoranlla .. .. ,,ll.';-',\;i1;ll(,l1;;3n the list Brazilian Tr -tiou and ln- Sisl-no .. .. . | ' tcrnlltlllllrli .\'ll~kl-i eusoli frlll-tiounliv 'l‘cl-k llllgilcs 'l| i ill sylupnllly with heaviness in New ‘VFIHKOP, ll .. | l | Yllrk wilill- (‘llullllillu Pacific was. sliuilliy firluer. Such stocks as Mout-