'lralns

or Borden and Snmmersids 'I s,

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JUGUST. 1s 1933 _ _ _ _ ~ A _ 1 urs cnanwrrsrowm GUARDIAN ___ __ _

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PAGE NINE

.Stock Quotations C|lCSSF|iiE i1hiZ°.‘§ °'“'°"i“PEli" GRAIN ’-°""‘T°B'°’*e"i °°.“°"”°'*°‘ iCRll|N PRICES

B- - I

G1’ 8 8600878

_ _ _ 1 ! 5 ' WABHINGION, Aug 17-(A.P.) NEW YORK, Aug l7-(A.P.)-

1 _ "_" rn" _ -droans in brokers and dealers The cotton market advanced fur-.

AT cmoaiso "All: lv-)sts.rningM A R K E T”°""~'"°"Y°"‘“‘°"“"“°"° D R 0 P I

' ' ' meadwer banks for tho week end-

Pivotal New

‘ York Stocks

(Canadian Press) mu.

St ka

Almd Chsm ... ... _.. ... ... Bla an and F Pow _.__ ... .n .- 13

melt ... ... .__ -... -_.~~ 3°

'$1 and To ... ...._ ... s- 137 Am onda ..._ .in _-- --» .-~. 17% Atchison ... ~.. s.. .ar .---~~ M- Auburn Motor ... ..- ---. 00§ Canada Dey ... _.. _.. ..._.. 3 c 1- rt ,.\. 1515 U", ... ..._ _.. 78 Chesapeake and Ohio .__ .._ ___ 48% Con Gas ... _.. _.. ._.. ...._ sr.. S0 Corn Products ... ... ... ._.. 80% Delaware and Hud ... ... ...-_ T3 a,stman ... ... _.. ... ... ..._ 70 flea Elec 1-.. .11 .-~- ---1 es “fi Gen Foods ... ... ~-_. ... ... 37,# Gen Motors _.. ...._ ... .-.. int Harvester ... ... _._ .....

[nf l;i;:kel“_.. _.. ,..- ._ . ._.. N gg" _., sos ess' ass u~» NNU Central ... ... .___ ..- .. North American __. _.. .... ..

pnglssr N J' r... ......- Ra o _.. ... _ Stan Oil N J’ ... _ ._ Tex Cult ... _ . .. ... Union Carbide ..._ . _ ... ...__ 45% Union Pacific ..._.122 United Corp _.. ... ... .__. .. 8% U B Rubber .__ ... 10% Vanadium .. ... _._.. 215%

Westinghouse -.. _ .¢ ...._ 437, Woolworth ..._ ... ... .__ 42

40% 54

34% 87% iii 45 ilu 81/1

38% '-38%

,ir-.ill Steel ...._ ... ... _... ___.

if-Steel ... _.. ... ._..

_ cRA11v

- (Canadian Press) WINNIPEG, Aug 17-

01.0!! 1

Wih’2at: Oct 72%; Dec 74%-K; May mes! our aan; me sms; my

'limi-yr our mln; nec 451,545; ilay 48%A_

CASH PRICES

Wheat: No 1 hard 72%.; No 1 nor

10’/5; No 2 nor 09: No 8 nor 07%; No 4 nor $%i N0 5 50561310 ii 50%:

Fzeed 63%; Track 71%; No 1 durum lii1iee:Noscwsssf.;N°scw

S5 'E lfbdaii IN lf d35%; E135 rbi.-a meal: nrierr-ii scsii :rr-ck

Blirler d row ex 8 C W 47 '; 2 row- scwmgr lv..l1cw421s; N04

FW89%g No!iCW38%; NoGCW 7%:Tl'8ck 42%.

IV. Y. CURB

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Amer Cyan B ... ... ....._ 2% Amer Sup Pow ...._ ... ... ,... 4% ss Cas and El ,__ ... _.. _... 1% Can Marconi ... ... ... .. ... 2% Cities Serv _.. ... .rr ... .... 8% Ei Band and Share ,... _.. ..... 25% Ford of Canada A ... ... ... ..._ 14% imp Oil ... ...._ ... ... .... ... 13% int Pete ... ... _.. ... 17 Ning llud ... _.. _._.. ,.. __.. 0% li. 0111.10 .., 201/_

,MTL CURB

B A Oil ... ... ... .L_ _.. 13 ileguhurnois _.. _.. ...._ ___ ... 5 Dnru Eng _.. . . ... . .... - gmp Oli ... . _ ... ... 14

m|l'1‘ob . .. . ... ... ... ,_ 10% int Pele ... ... ._ _._.. 18’/0

clccllialvocil

Granada .. _ . . . . ...

(Canadian Press) H,,|"o,.,~ ___ _ _ _ _

l\ioN'rnlcAl., aug 11-ll.-lush and Hollinger ,. , iorelgu exchaug e in relation fo the Homestead ___ _,'_ ,_ _'__ Eansdlnn dollar as compiled by the Howe’ ___ ___ ___ __'_ ___ oyal Bank of Canada closed today K,,|,y ___ ___ __ ___ ___ 0 ¢°ii°wl= Kirk aua',._ _L ... ...

Alnlliiiil peso .$02! Kirk Lake ... ..._ ...._ ...

Australia pound 8.7013. Austnia schiiilug .lli70. Belziu b 2012

rn elga _ _

Brasil mllrcls .0S80.

China Bong Kong dollars 854.

Francs franc .0551 .

ilermany relchama k .3434. "°.___ __': _'_'_' 'lil Holland Um’ _“___ - Mo Hal ... ... ... ...

n -.r ass --o ss:

Hungary nenro .251'1. ggiifmbilnss ...‘ ' lndls runes ,$535. Newhsc ... ...._ r.. __. lilly life _(mls. Niplssing ... ... Jenna yen -2783. Norsnd _... ._..

ugosluvin rilnnr _(1205. ew Zealand pollnd 3.8006.

Norway krone .240(i_

Poland slotl .1004 .

Roumanla ieu .0005. nero Gold ..'1I.°'.°.... :lm

~ San Ant ... ..._ ..~.. ... 103

South Africa pound 4.7554

Spain pesets .1205.

Sweden krone _2470. ,

Switzerland franc _2788_ United States dollar 0 per cent

premium.

(Canadian Press) lixchsnge rates st the close today

\-l'i‘l'Q2_

U S dollar in Montrsgl 1.06.

French franc in Montreal d.01_ Pound sterling in New York 4.40. Pnund sterling in Montreal 4.75%. Canadian dollar in New York 94%. French franc in New York 5,32. Canadian dollar in Paris 18.07

h-ancs

u s`e°u.r in rrrl. 1o.21 rr. _ NEW YORK, Ang ‘17-(A.P.`i2l‘or-

Riga exchange firun. Great Britain il'h 4-50%: low 4.37%: cioss 4.00; 90 dl! bills 441%; France 5.8254:

Trains & Ferries

Car Isrry V _

Leaves Borden daily, except Sun-

daiyggt 0.15 a. m.- 1.1 and 5.10 p. m.

eves Tor-mentlne daily (Sunday

sxcepisdg et 10.80 a. m. 2.55 p. m. and 7.0 p, m,

For Bouris and Georgetown I p. ra. For Murray Harbor (dsily except

Thursday) 2.20 _ m. For llorderl 'I.il0. For Sunlmerside and Tlgnish 8.20. For Summerside (jitaeyi 1.80.

llor-ky Point lorry

Week da ie h in st ...._ ...... l»'fu»1.".f.i 12°..-.‘l‘.?.'i‘. E... ;!;;rnoon at 1,50, 2,30, 4,80 and

Sundays-0.80 s. ar.. afternoon at

12.45, 2.00_ 3.00 and 4.00 o'ciock.

E. S. Harllfltl

iillllngw from this port until

:hangs of time in October as follows;

For 01-wail-At 10 a. m., every ‘sl-

tcrnste Monday. On the inierven ng iiondays at 1 p. m., ’1'uesdny salliags \s usual at li p. m.

For Viciorln Thursday at 7 a. m. For lilnst River--lfridnys at 5.30 a.

Markets

Clan

Toronto and llontres

stro ng _

class.

Wianlgeg-Wheat closed New ork-Cotton, rub

and coftcs higher.

Montreal Stock Ma

Sioolrl ` Bathurst A ... ._.. -...

Brslillan _.. ... ...._

ganlgar ...._ _.. ... .. o ._ _ .1 ... cu. Ina L1 `...

Dom Brdige ... _.. .. . How Smith _.. ... ...

Massey Harils

Montreal Power _._ _ Nat Brew ... _ _..

Shawlnigsn _._.. ...i ...

Winnipeg El ... _---1- ._

(Canadian Press)

Toronto lllass-Clase' h New !ork-Higher gud

Bell Tel ... ... ...-u..

cr 11.... ..f

Dam Steel Coal B _.. .

Int Nickel ..

Power orp _..._ ... _.. . Quebec Powen ..... .__ ...

Steel of Cen ... ... _.. __

PRODUCE

AtA

i-ltoebstora. W

.__ ...

ENilllIllY

,__,__ Lord MacMillan and '"°" '* G.G.McGreer,K.C., bzinegugar Have Heated EX*

change at Sitting.

(ByForbsfslhnde(hnadianPIess

rket _ Staff Writer.)

varroouvm. Aug 18-A nest-_

(csusolur rr-sn) ed exchange which finally ended

mg; with mutual assurance no st- . 15% taolrs of a personal nature were ln- _j_'°_'_' 8% tended passed between Lord Mac-

-- ~~-. - millan, _Chairman and G. G. Market Background their trades October closed t

'lfff ii McGeer, K. C., st todays ,mms ~ '721i December at 74% and May pf,” glnmchl W,-mr)

..._ 21,4 of me ‘gnyu Qommimm 0,, Bulb i Much of the change of sentiment H

rover-ulcfgrsint~sdsssntimenti

camo as buoyant ss they yesterday had been the direct opposite.

A return of confidence among

buyers originated in corn. and later went like wildfire through cols and other grains finally over- r

ml: plus msn. me mum; b--'B

day, but abandoned last night, re- .8

leading to tcday’s buying and gen- ,

. all ins-

... .... 23252 nr hw, mv” 1-MN md, g eral rise of values was ascribed to

liiccoil Front _ . 12% monstrous suggestion," declared the better market background pro-

:"__::: Lord Macmillan when he inter- vided as a result of removal of all

.. ._ 23% prayed ,_ 1-emnk of My-_ Msggel-'B grain trade restrictions .except a 9

___':j_ 13% to mean he might be receiving re- maximum limit up or down in price P

-V --I -8' muneretion, after the Chairman changes for any one day. id " " had stated he received none. Highestprices of the day forii

Mr- M°G¢°r was lnvsmtinc B when closed unsettled ln-an H

10118 i7i‘i¢i delllilii Glihliiliiveiy above yesterdays finish, corn at the | i

ith the et- with b .

MONTREAL Aug 17-

. W the anking and

caption of the egg market, which ad- eoonomlc

wheat were reached shortly before_

held owing to lively profit taking

days maximum 4 cents up, oats

(Canadian rnls)

wmulrso, aug. 11-Aided by ___.___._

_ good export purchases, values m

whelming wheat, There was no ev- the grain exchange followed prices idenee of concentrated buying of , in the Chicago market ullwlfd tb- sny cereal, and rumors of e. huge | dey, and at the close were 2% to ,

pool having been formed to pur- ' 31% cents above their "P83304" lcv-_ X H

chase wheat were explicitly denied, e . ‘ Such a pool was talked of yester- Tfcdins snapped out of its leth- E C A N G E rgy early in the session, and gains

cent legal enactments and trade WGN uickl `él1 Ik

nl ee traders gleefully executed

t 791; cents

Brighter Tone

The market had a much bright

r tone than at any time for the pathway of mwmm p,»1¢“_

est few days. ln line with a sud-

” 7'°¢“ii UP-Wills It Uhi°l80. price "peg," grains at Chicago fading came out of the doidrums yielded the full amount permitted

d values registered gains of

Y - '

Makes No Apology trading ended, but were not fully ab°“iP 3 GEMS- P1‘i¢¢8 Nmiihed ton was weak too, most of the day,

nd this level for most of the

°°=i°n with 'oreretivns steady around sl s brls. secondary bonds hrnnshont. generally followed stocks. 'rar dol-

Traders estimated about 1,000,000

vanced substantially, prices on the situation in canada' also all the mnxlmilm, 3 Cents Bd- bu-lhei5 Of Cilliadiali Wii¢Bii hiid

q :l ons sy

ments in ccrlots or less o sold for 20 to 21 cents a

e u or p ce

steady at 18% to 18% cents p £113: Inc 1 grade in car ots or less. Ar

write audi colored held firm yt 10 eo

wliite :ltd colzregmaltldthe 1:: Qilribec Ima Mwuuum: "I may nuns*

I ll f

real less. gecelpltrtysrs |,°,,,_° that we are also serving without

ew ueecpos eased or80t - ..

00 cents per 80 pound \»ng. Old pete- lemuneraubn'

B TOli.ON’.l`0_ Aug 17- Aconda _.1 ..._ ..._

Ale! _.. .. ».. ... ... Amity ... ... _..

A let . _ . _ .

Barr.v~H ...- ... ,..

h,lo_.........

Bralorne ...

Can Mol ... _ .. .. Cul Oil ... .. ...

ell lit _.. .. Uhlboug _.. . _ ... ..... Ulericy ... '... ... ,,,

Dome Mines ... ... __.

Goldnle ... .». ... .- Goldfleid .

Kootenay .. .

Olga OU _.. ... ... ... Pioneer _.. _... ... ...

Premier ...~ ... _.. ..» Read Auth ... _..._ ...

Sarnia _.. ... ,.1 ... , Sherritt _._.. ... ... ...__ Siscoe ... _.. _.. . South W P ,... ~._ .__ ..

Sud Cont _.__. _.e ...r

lponll ._ .. ._

Vipond _._.. ... ... no

Write A ll ... -..- __.. Witsay C .__ ... ..._ . Wright H ... ... .

atoes were practically off

(Canadian Pres

toeks Acme Oil ... _ ... r.. .

-T: '-T 135% Mr- M°G°°" “ni °° i'° 'W “ii Official reports were optimistic si

... .. was the greatest biunaier Bennett mending the prove” of the _,___

ever made to send t is wvm campaign thus fare secreb 31°” th'°“gh ti” °°“n"¥_ wi °“ ary of Labor Frances Perkins stat-

s representative of labor. ' _ Mr MoGeer continued his brief “T that hmndetim ucwraenzn

‘ poyees r ume _io

lss ;';t_I°"t‘°r 3; °s°vu_r° the July, and that the weekly wages

° ' £3 Hmm B n e pm PM ex- of all workers in manufacturing ' change he had not intended to b

:$56 make any suggestion his Lord- mm” md “med $2o’o0°‘0°° nil; "W ship was serving in any capacity

fi ;1:;1l¢;y_¢h=n 011° vf ~i>°°l“ic neil- Hmmm Impmm mms st ses cow Pond and 'rig-

_ n

Lord Macmillan smillngly waved

his hand and asked that the incl-

Alux o|1 Alb Pac ... ... .__ ...._ ._

mu ._ _ . . .. ..

Area ... ... _... ...._ _.. . Arno _.. ... ... . . Bsgamac .., .__ ...._ ..-

Base~5l ...- .. ... _.. . Hn .

Bunk Hill ...'f'. _.. .

Castle T ... .__ _..._ _.. C P . . . .

Coiumarlo .__ ... 1... Common WI’ _.. .. _..

Coulagas _._.. ... _.. ...

Collinurum _.. . . . . ...

B"Brldge _.. ... , . . ... _.. Fed Kirk _.. ... ... ...._

Lakeland ,... ..'. °~,.'.°.’ . :__ _._.. Luke Shore _.. _.. .. ...

Lea Gold

Bulgaria lev .01l'i_ liiacsssa .::`..';'T..°. ..:':.._

Msn Basin ..._ .. -... ...

- ' The so-called wet stocks were

§;;<;_:g5l_°;;}g=_k¢r;E§ mis. gfggmg ,_;._ Z.; ._._._ .__. gan _E X C H A N G E ur. lenders of are rsuy br rtoelrs. ‘“’id° °f Mr Edgar Mwue Charm steel Nu STUDENTS Aocommmnb AT

“ln “mf » . 1 lf. ` i

...._ A National Distillers, American Com: t

Stadacnnu ... ... , ._ ._.. St Anthony ... _.. _._.. ...,

Ster Pac ... ... _.. _... Sud Basin ... ... .___ . 9 Syirsnits ._ _..._ ...._ ... _.. '-103 Terk Hugh ... ... ... ... .... Thorns Cnd ..._ ... -.__ _.. ...

Towngmac ... ... _.. ... Trendwc-li ... ... ... _._

Unit Kirk ... ... ... .-1 .....

vleuuru ._ ... ... ,_ 1.

._ . ..

: _

W»w»§m“§

...... ... 1... __._ ...

lil

.» -... li! _ rms ...._ 55 .__ ._.. 5

:lui are 2 1 2 it zo'/, va ny, asa

......

. ,... s. 1..

S22

-S32 S

' cr. 4415

.. la _ . 12

so. _.uc

sr. .r

...§....§P.:ls

. ,.-

......

4 _.__ ________

,_...

.. ..._ ..¢ .. ,.. ..

.~.» o. 200

... s. 3300

40l§ 1300

... .. 122 ,

._ 30

... ._ ._ .. 14 ..~.".'.. ral .. lm . ,.... an . - 4%

:lu

so ._ ..,. 151

slr.

lfi 40 170 1.".

gre

_. ...M .I'f_.'.II 11 ...

lbs marker. Mr. MoGeer: "I don't know what s conference at the White House, _

you are getting but if your Lord- it was felt by observers here that 0 shin says you are not neceivins me administration proposes to

G remuneration I will mire your bring on possible pressure ro bear °

wvrd 101' it-" on arose industries .un outside are f_

Lord Macmillan' "1 have never

' - fold in an endeavor to get the

0 ’ upturn in the early stages. Offer- The me Uk gg 1 _

heard rudh a monstrous sugges- _ _ 59° Y iii 0 WGN! Cel-P

cg; mm.. $3' mm em” " mn ” pos ings ,were generally on the light

vanced, and provisions showing 2

a amounted to only 18 boxes., _ No Remuneration ` _ Has Effect . n On the cheese market Ontario 1

Keen interest was centred upon

the report that an oil code had finally been agreed upon, following

their cue from a spurt ln the grlifl Am d ch mic., American can e and cotton markets, stocks today Amzmm ;el_ph_m__' santa Fe’ J carried e. bouquet Mr Merril Dunn trades code. Electrical power l>r0-

lriclred up their been for s lam- I Cm celmm Chu, C,,m,,,_ ery wrmbly fulfilled the oblige dl1°ii°n tapered off slightly. al-

bores which left prices 1 to 5 or _"_ Conwudamy cw John, ii

Clif!!

’“°"° P°i“i'5 high” Manville, General Motors, Gene

_ P0

Grains, on the Chicago Board of Electric, Demwnn 3, Hudson, gym 0 Trade, opened lower, then sudden- modhcu, Montgomery wm.d_ New bi ii’ vhified P°Siii°n "id ‘Men *° vo.-lr central, standard on or New ° °iim\’- “Wei Slim* 1% 9° 2'* Jersey, western Union, U. s. stroll* cents a. bushel at the close, but um U_ S_ 5m¢1¢1n¢_ .D

is sp xim

rated the rruptiai mass. After the for that month-showed net op- wed

corn and oe urted the ma um amount permitted for a single Lum Agnus, b day. Winnipeg wheat advanced

. more than 3 cents. Cotton was up A, _,vang gn um wegkly report 1°*

also to ssfla s. bale. Bonds were lo, th, nw-.1 mm, system, urs ° firm after a narrow irregular' Umml Bmw, nun; Wu” of “_ opening, but the United States dcl- i qumng th, ,mm 310000 000 of

h2£..3.".:2'_II°.IZ'.::'..'.";;“’3% which sorted befor- nm. um

from srle|'71o.oo0. change me." rts. Most commodities

July as against March.

smolmf/ed to more than $31700 000,000 while only 0,100,000,000

mcrclsl Alcohol and U. S. Indus trial Alcohol shot up from ii to 9

(By John L. Cooley, Associlicil points. in

Press Financial Writer) Among the mu” which m“mr_ tc

NEW Ycmx' A“3' "_T°km3 ed advances of i to 5 or more were G

10:1 , _

S`l'ivl;m?.."°..°`f..°`T..'°f_..f gilt 1" W” heavy in the mmm °x` govomment bonds-as part of its ti

"open market volley."-was ed-‘b

___ .. ... ... 8% _ r

§i§Z?$..1.. ..'§' .. at air.; tively |

Assoc Oli ... ... .°..- ... v.---.- “_ _ Baiisc _... ... ,__ ... .___ .-.-. 5 _ 13'; rain ... ... __. ... ... 'rrading pwceeded at s livelier Brllt T: ... _.. ..... ..._ ...“... 3% Moa in th? .mek mlrket mm “_ .

c... rrur '.'l_`:Z.",.. gsrioisllrd 1.41.1,-:so slum. me the §i.‘.¥}';..ii."_1?°..'I“.1Z.‘,'l` 1 sssbelmd r>.ess~steudard statin.-

ggiopper ... .__ ... ... ,....500'% fc. "en" for 90 ”]¢¢t¢¢| gm" ....im 1:: .'.°.' _:if rg nv-M-d 4.5 none. BZE iliiil ::; ::: ::: t'.'.;'. ul W°“ Simi *M °° dw °°°- nuiiorsdo ...._ ...._ ... ...-..B2 victicns as to why the grain mar- 'i'§'..l..?'f.."Z.-."'_.‘.",.'.".2:'.ZZ ... ret reversed lweu. but me mum gI_>_\;:i;;ll --. --- ---~_ 2 proved to be the signal for a n......Bo1'1"..Z"I..°'Z.. ... 151300 scramble to get into stock.. 'ma- lliil.. 2... rn nvlnnrd urn rerun: no .}{a‘cil:leéa1l;_... --. ... ...-- To market has been s thin one, high- x|r'r row.. III III I.'.' II .'.'.'." ry ily sensitive to my substantial R353.“ff°‘3.:'°..:°;.'."..-_"_ 18* -noni °f nth" invinr °r own# urlrbbie __. e lor-ders.'1’hus the buying movement,

’éii"'.‘;i .~.'.' .;° :t'_;;'.::: . PM “Pi *° "‘°f° "M ° W"-

orlrro .. _. with some of the more volatile is-

'n. and 8 p. m.

For West River-Saturday at 0 an

I 98 I I. l. _

Brownlee _.. ... , . s.. . .. 1% I ` YI I (l§;1l\lk.l:gh;_l‘I_1m-- .-- --~"--_~__°-'_-_ W, _ previous dn" this week. Volume wh” gtmgg pig i

nrmrsflv WW* feiaii V °i"°“¥~ hered to again. Member bank bor-f “I

lmwings, the report showed. in-_ creased over 896,000,000 while total.| gold reserves gained 84,380,000. Brokers loans advanced $14,000,000.

’ Thu. Wed.

Advances .... sis so Declines ........... so ser, Unehsnged 86 98' 'lbtal llues ......... 'ill 720i

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Pressl)

NEW YORK. Ani! 17- nder of 15

staple commodity prices (Dec. iii, 1031 equals 100).

'lhe fact that been cannot raise

1‘,?;’;‘_"°“_§_§,'_‘_{§_’__f_““ ,§§'__§“°°_.__§;;§§;$§ "I make 11° al>°1°sy for lv-klns so been sold for export during. the final uc: tl too . trirruzarrlps muvh time. bwawlc I lm spenklns gem go gr, _,em gm, momlng and strength at Liverpool

G ~ ' ‘ _

r M t 17 u do,_,,_ ¢|_if_'§, f°" iit:;iW°'8°o°l\’|;i;: Wiiii 11° NP- *_-.i__.__.._____ aided the firmness. Near the close or o can and seconds for.13 resell on fl Commission. L gf; _14 _§;n1-- Rein- -animal uric. I ,,,,, ,mms _,ot __ _,___ ,,,,,,,,5,,,_-. but mon mer. dared .round ibrir _“’°"’°°‘ W” "id "im" W°°""’

vilbolersinir' rl ng :leer rsmriued Mr. Mba-eer remarked. hisil prices for the day. b

a ound

eports from the Argentine were ullish in character and outside ews as a whole was decidedly avorable to the market.

Volume Small

Though considerably better than

or the last few sessions, volume amounted tp 1,800,260 shares, or f trade was not very le-ree. Chi- about double lbst of yesterday. esv traders were credited with The Associated Press-standard 11

ort covering here and the export

uying served to start the initial stock; dmuned 33 polnfg

de.

and Prince County

“BASEBALL-The C. Y. M. I.. asebail team at Tignish have

<1 y a ed up. After _

regulations being found an lnsup- tiitir initial upturn values never

el-able impediment ilwked mr at ure reared mmlm- ~ 1

, ‘N _ . .

‘an

ucceeded in capturing the beauti- stocks guy

fill

Shea trophy by cutplaying the

ish Shore. This series was easy, but eventful, pace of the past

General business news , showed ivlvrought to a close on Monday last several days when, Just before

dent be forgotten; that My-_ Mc. improvement. _Bank clesrings for S Gee, in ,wt md Men quit, Wm- the week of Aug. 10 showed an es- 0 prime;-,lm-y go gh, Mmmlusa re- timsted gain of 8.0 percent. The _ port in crest lantslr.. 'rrwury Department reported. M

through the Secretery's executive

assistant, that deposits in reopened b

RE banks since the banking holiday

‘ I 0"

en Tignish C. Y. M. L., St.

imon and St. Judes church played peered on an extremely thin mar-

f with Bea Cow Pond Now our

f ..

ntcrest is concentrated on the have originated out-of-town, and

cLean trophy which we hope will

e keeping company with the one the ticker tape drol>P¢d a few b

ove mentioned. .

-WEDDING BELLS-A Wedding

M1 H in I d _ of unusual interest was solemnized moderate rally which was follow-

N N E W Y 0 R K Xgfctzdl ugmkegsmsonsiierrsd in the Convent Chapel at Tignlab ed by a resumption of the previous

the figures highly ss,tl,sgu._¢°,y_ on Tuesday the 15th inst., when trading dullness. Bonn!" WANTED A-1- 15 Up..

Mies Margaret Gallant became the

ngly gowned in white bridal ecs-

ume and carrying a beautiful The business picture was rather

ral

was

groo Th an

uquet the bride looked winsome her festive array She was at-

nded by her sister, Miss Rcssctta to B3 per cent of capacity. the low- allant, who was becomirlgly dress er rate being attributed principally d in dainty organdy and also to the uncertain future of the

ons of groomsmen The chapel ihvillh the current reP01’t Nvelled h .

ich was nicely decorated for the

ccasion reflected on intrinsic Declaration of the resuiur unar- essing upon the young bride who teriy dividend of the American ll

ly a short time ago had been pupil within the walls of Notre

,,m,_ p,,y_ path” Mlyxenm, wi-lg Chesapeake sr 0hlc’s statement for

rformed the ceremony also cele-

ding a delicious breakfast was

rved to the immediate families -701? .|933

the home of the bride's mother. rs. J. P. Gallant. This function

followed by s wedding recep-

on which Wu 1,,-ought gg 5 qos, crlrnination. Some of the more lm- y th, singing of ,_ gnome with. portant issues which declined were gm|um_ Lge" me bride md U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, American

m left on a short wedding trip. egroom,wholsasorlofMr. d Mrs. M. McCue, Palmer Road,

owns and operates an up to date comer! Ward. New York Central. gm-m MM. Tm-,|,h_ My-_ md Mfg, Baltimore dz Ohio, Pennsylvania, Mccue received many beautiful Chesapeake dr Ohio, Consolidated gifts along with the best wishes of Gas, Western Union, National Dis- , hm gg Meng, ' tiliers, Commercial solvents, Johns

PERSONALS

-Mr. And M11. E. J. HGTIIIIQ,

Tignish, have as their guests the Misses Hession of Georgetown. Wd- 'N0-

247

--Messrs. Hector and Jerry

Bunk, ’_[‘ign|gh_ gggngrpgnlgd by U11ChllllSd ......._.. 98 their mother Mrs. Paul Buote, and Toki ilsutl ~ - ~ - ~ - ~~ 730

their uncle Mr, Hugh McKinnon,

left Wednesday morning on a mo- Common salt is ea-Venti-ll tn tor trip to Boston and other New well being of all animals. since England cities. salt is injurious to poultry, if fed

_ _ 15 ___ -in quantity, their requirements are

§’;',’,‘}_§,"°__~ ---__~--gg; *"2 su.. sou.; amber. muon brood wubout wmr, unless 1 -Mr. end Mrs J. A. Bernard. lvrnhbly unite 1vw~ 5°" i' i“°i“<i=<i nobb mint ._.°I_.Z 2% pb rg more tim; du;-in me t have freshly gathered honey, "rignish, accompanied by members in poultry meshes generally at lev-

RI_G"TERingA|rsustlswereenuouncedby

thelbderallheservohoecd today ss 004,000,000 an increase of 814- 000,000ccmiperedwith the pre-

N.Y. STUCK

(By John L Cooley. Associated

NEW YORK Aug 18-1"ins.ncial

markets slipped and fell today but, with some late support, managed in get blck to their feet and re- sume their limping jog along the

Released from their minimum

for a single ds 's fluctuations Cot

but, final declines were held to

lar was firm in the foreign ex- change markets, although price changes were usually narrow, wheat at Winnipeg, rrow restricted in a rninlmum price, fell about 2 cents s bushel. Commodities were easy.

Heavy Midday Selling

'Ula bulk of the transfers in the

shane market was sandwiched in the mid-day hour when selling was heaviest. Total volume

Statistics average of 90 selected

ly perturbed by tho tangled situ- ation existing in the Canadian and American grain pits. Likewise, it cast a wary eye on the confusion surrounding some of the develop- ments of the national recovery programme which have retarded prog-rem in the drafting of codes for s. few of the basic industries.

sertions for the price of two, strioill' payable in advance.

that lata in todays market on hidher sterling exchange and gea- erai buying. fuialres closing very steady. 64-75 higher. Oct 9.87-30; Dec 9-6044: Jen 9.73-14; March 9.88; Mlay 10.00-10.20: July 10.12; 390% quiet; middilug 9.30.

l.|V°\'P°0l Gotten

Liverpool cotton. 2.000 bales in-

cluding 1,1000 American, Spot in

1101101 7111000 Six points lower; quo- tations ln pence: American mid. dling fair 8.06: stici. good middling 531? 80011 mlddllng 5.91; strict| mlddllng 5.81; mlddllng 5.4s;i strict low middling 5.31; lcvw mid- dling 5.11; strict good ordinary 4.91; good ordinary 4.61. Futures opened steady and closed firm.

A MATTER OF SUITABILITY

better demand. improved businessl

‘PEC EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press) , Aug 16-All futures

sank to minimum levels on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange today. csrnpletely wiping out yesterdays advance. Under the influence of Chicago selling prices quickly fell off 1 3-8 to 1 7-8 oerlts, at whcih level they remained until the close.

Unable ic stage any come-back in the late stages prices finished' at their "pegged" levels, October at '10 1-8, Dec at 71 5-8 and M8.) option at 76 3-8 cents. V

Aside from an opening flurry.

trading was in the doldrums

.TGRON'lO, Aug. 16-<C.1P.l-.Ai

discussion of dress is going on at= Toronto Island. “Girls may parade » in bathing suits only on the beach" according to regulations. Now the, question arises-are those fetching; little sun suits df checked gfnghaml shorts and bodice; that ae up wi

the neck bathing suits? some shops are selling thcm for bathing and they have been seen in the water. .

The Island officer has to figure i

that out for himself. Anyway two 1 girls were warned not in meet,

friends at the boat in such garb. !

Recent improvements in the pro- |

cess of manufacture of tankage have resulted in the reduction of i the precentege of fat, the presence of which is very undesirable in fer- tilicers.

Shortly after the opening values dropped down to the minimum prices set yesterday and only s few trades were executcd at this level.

In the opening minutes export

buyers were credited with pur- chases estimated at between 200,- 000 and 300,000 bushels, while moot of the selling pressure came from Chicago interests, Prices after thai quickly declined and operations were extremely restricted.

Chicago market was e bearish

factor; sliding its maximum of five cents at the opening and Liverpool which closed 1 1-8 to l 3-8 lower had a further easing irliluence.

Due to the small export move-

ment and the pegged prices, cash grains were neglected. Coarse grains were inactive after drop- ping to their pegged limits along with wheat futures.

vo-oo

Central Guardian locals,

Eastern locals, Zo. per word;

or to per word. Other rstee

Minimum Charge for any

ocntl.

ABATE:-R Der word. three sa-_

_To Let

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

dc. per word; Western and

Announcements and Coming

Events, Zo. per word: Claldfltfi-. Notices, 700. per inch; Lista of

ings,Cs.rds,eic.,4o.pernams: _ _ _ yer mob; Nauru or 'rlraolrr and Arrreouuinn. 70°- ver inch

Ze. per word; .ln Memoriam Floral and Spiritual Oiler- lcttcls of Condolenoe, 700.

on applications. advertisement twenty - iivs

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For Sale

CABBOARD SUITABLE FOH

lining outlrouses. etc. lc per sheet. Cluardlan Ofliioc. tl.

Stocks were jogging at trllr

noon, a flood of selling orders sp-

icet. The selling was reported to

wane it lasted, was so me that

minutes behind floor transactions. The wave subsided, however, in about In hour and there was s

spotty. Steel output, as reported by the "Iron Age," fell four points

s 15 percent gain over a year ago

'nelephone sr Telegraph Company was generally expected. The

July-first report of a major road

erating income over twice that of

Isles of one to two or more

points were distributed throughout most stock groups without dis-

Can. American Telephonc_ Ameri-

can 'robscoo "B", Westinghouse, Du Pont, Chrysler, Aubum, Mont-

Manville and U. S. Industrial Al- cohol.

What Stocks Dld

Advances ........... 55 Declines 507 232

151 630

the

STORE T0 LET - 144 GREAT

B' PP

T0 LET - HOUSE ON BISHOP

T0 LET - ROOMS WITH OH.

STUDENTS ACOOMMODATED IM

STUDENTS AOOOMMODATED 146

STUDENTS ACC0lV[MODATED-

STUDENTS AOCOMMIODATED.

STUDENTS ACOOMMODATED 33

FOUR LADY STUDENTS WANT-

STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED A’l“

STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED-

BOAHDERS ACCOMMODATED.

Geor e Street. A ly 146. 289.

Street. Apply 122 Prince Street.

2115-'l-31-tf.

without board. Apply Guardgsqrz-

Boarders Wanted _

Euston Street. 475-

TUDENTS ACCOMMODATED 219 Euston Street. 433.

per Queen Street, City. 4.81.

183 Euston Street. M1.

Hillsboro Street. 487.

Apply 13 Passmore Bt.. between

Elm Ave. and Upper Queen

Reasonable. Apply 226 Cumber- land Street. 464.

Upper Hillsboro Street. 457.

ed at 192 Kent Street. 458.

259 Euston Bt. 479

222 Fitzroy St., one block from College. 482

Reasonable rates. Apply Guard- 1gn_ 512.

FOR SALE - AUCTION FORT!-

Five. Bridge and Whlst Score Cards. Guardian Central Job Printery. Nov. 1-tf.

.l_?___@._____.__ FOR SALE -- PLYMOUTH SEDAN.

Good shape. Sell cheap. Phone 985-J. 500.

FOB. SALE - 00'I'1‘0N FDOUI

Sasks, perfecis. B cents. 54 Upper Queen Street, 4-88.

1-A---~i_._, FOR. SALE - AUCTION FORTY-

Flve, Bridge and Whirt Econ Corus. Guardian Central Joh Prlntery. Nov. 1-ti.

-*im

FOR. SALE - 8 MILK COWS TC

freshen in fail, one Ayrshire Bull, Registered, 4 years old. W. A. Lord, Cape Traverse. 490.

FARM FOR. SALE CONSISTING

of. 100 acres situated at New Argyle with or'without crop. Ap- ply wm. Gillis, Desrble. 430.

FOR SALE-ENGLISH MALLARD

call ducks. Limited number. Or- der early. William Horton, Bun- bury, 520

FOR SALE - TWO NEWLY

freshened Jersey Grade Cows. Fred W. Haslam, Bradalbane. 472.

FOR. SALE-NEW 6 ROOM COT-

tnge, hardwood floors. large cor- ner lot, paved street. Best bu_v in Charlottetown at $2800. Phone 633. 522

FOR SALE - TWO HORSES.

Watts Edition and it 3 your old driver. Will sell or trade for dry cattle. William 'I`l'amor, Iilolult Rygrl, 455

FARM BARGAIN, 22 ACRES ON

highway, splendid 8 room house with new hardwood floors, 70 foot barn. Owner leaving for States. Priced at less than value of house alone. Phone 633. 523

7 l

'rwo srunzurs can ns con- i_

fortsbiy accomodstcd. Apply; Mrs. Ma.cKa.y_ 90 Upper

Wanted _ f

FOR SALE - 10 ROOM HOUSE

first class condition throughout hardwood floors, sun parlor, music room, hot water heat. Double gar- age. Excellent location. A bar- gain. Benjamin Real Estate. Phono 633. 445.

B0'l"l'LES WANTED-PINTS AND

quarts. Phone 1107. 1433-B-29-tl

WANTED-T0 BUY FARM W1'l'll

or without buildings within twen- ty miles of Charlottetown on ei-W' terms, Box "R.." Guardian. 357.

FOR SALE - 52 ACRE FARM

with buldings at Stanhope. Ocean and Bay frontage, saleable as rc-» sort lots. Owner moving to West- em Canada. Will sacrifice at S1500.

Benjamin Real Estate. Phone

WANTED - SEAL FUR. APPLY

170 Prince Street. 458.

WANTED - SECOND BAND Till-

cycle. Apply Proude & More-‘ side, Great George Street. 513.

ROOM AND BOARD DURING

Exhibition Week, Near grounds.

26 Victory Ave. Rates reasonagg.

WANTED _ FURNISHED HOUSE

I |107

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,‘,',°_"_*_“_'°_' --~° lil’ burma. activity :sparse on mor, sruwue. lac. sm lburwwa on monday. cent.-Dominion Penltry Divilivn-

. IIA Ma sh IQ a& 3"*

Lost

Losr _ l-*arse 'rr~:r:'rll_. rrwnrza

kindly leave at Guardlan 01152

Employment Wanted

waN'r|lp-wolul oN r‘AltM ron

married couple. John McKinnon Lewis, P. E. 1. 489

l|inard’s Llniwreut for Pimlilel.

0 or 10 rooms. Apply Gusrdlsran

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