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goscsmssn 19. 1931'

TERDA

f MARKET

GOSSIP

1B7 John L. Cooley. Associated Presslwhat unexpectedly’, although tho rise

Financial Writer) NEW YORK, N. Y., 1101-. 18-—l1‘iuan-

ilai markets rovcrscd ihcmselvos abruptly today, bounding upward un- dgr waves of buying ii1:1t carried

through to tho close.

Although stocks closcil 1 to 11"» paints mighnr-dho. average rise “'11s about ii points, tho best since (h-iohor tl-\Vuil street was evcu more grniifloil by tin» gonpouse of bonds, which advanced broadly. Wheat, corn nnd rnlion iundc {he improvement unanimous nniong tho major exchanges.

it was not vary dffil-ult tn place n (lager on thq stimulants to sontinlent. Aside from the vouvluslouflu some quarters that soiling had reached s natural climax, thorn 11-1111 u fooling that (he railroad wn uogntintlons wore lieailcd l<I\\‘lll‘(| an ugrucuicut.

Also, there was 1,1111 mistaking the market's fuvnrabin rvuvllnu to the r1~- ruurks of Thomas \\'. lnnnouit bcforo 1h» Snnatc Finam-n (‘umluiiiecu

Further strength in I'(1111I0l' added to tho imtter fooling. Export nu-tnl was llmliffltl to 71/; nnd u risn in ,1 in qi-nucstic followed. Fopeign sales wcrs larger.

Au ndvsnco in call mom-y lo .'l per rout daring the afternoon came soms-

- F0 reign Exchange

1 lilfiNldll-IAL, Qua, llm‘. 1R-~(i!y ibe (‘unndisu Promo-llriilsli |i||1l foreign o hunge i|1 rolntiou io tlu- (‘nnmliuu 1- nr as compiil-d by tho lioyul lluuk g1 (‘nnadm elosml iod: ' as follows; Argentina, peso, (1.111- . Australia, pound, ilsliilS. Austria, scbililng, i111! (1li0f01l. lluiuiurn, hc-lgu, 11.17117. Jirazll, m1lrcis( 0.071471. llulgarla, lev, not quot (‘l1ina, Hong Kong 1 (‘znchusiovukiin 12*

' (in-at llriialn, pou (lrcurn, dracluna. liolland. floriu, 11.4111

, New Zealund, piuind, ' Iforwirv, krona, 0 l. Poland, ziutl, 0.111111 limuuunln, lou. (111075. South Africa, pound, $100112. Spain, [wsi-lu, 0.101s. Nwcdru. krona, 0.2317. Nu-itzcrlnnd, franc, 0.2414. l'nit1-d Stiacs, dollar, 23% wuium.

\|l\\' YORK, N. Y., lbw, lS-hor- u-l oxcbangc in _ (lrrui I‘. in ' 7-10; ii. nu 115.80; tiermnuy"

per crui

liuly Z

811s.

Msdge-—T1'1ls article says that in

Hollywood they pick cut a title and make a play of it.

Marie (an heiressJ-Thafs just

~what I'm going to do when I go . abroad next summer.

was probably duo since December cur- rency domunds aro large and the rats usunliy- stiffL-ns about this mo.

Stocks bud a sinking spell in ti!!! early (railing, but picked 11D Coilfllge win-u tho volume of offerings (lwlulllfltl and ils-fors noon were advancing. The host prices were reached at the close. l‘. H. Sic-cl nsinblished a new low st lllJ, only to finish at 41%, up. 45(1- Am‘ Pl'|(‘l'lll ‘Felophano, quoted ex-(lividend, touched 1131/4 l11 the morniulr. b"! swooprd up to 121%. making the net gain " American Can, Allied Chem- , lo \l1:'s Gas, (‘use and Enlimllll. among tho ludusirlals and utilities. vlusfli 5 in (l hlghvr, while in the mils. Santa l~‘1-, Norfolk nnd lVesiern and l'ui1n l'u1-ii‘lc 1111111101] ii io 8%. Gains of ‘_' lo l: points i|1 all groups were (on n111111>rousl11 moutimx. Tulrnovcr of .'l,G‘_’2,lll'.l sharps was lhc largest in morn lllflii iwn rnnuihs. lloaviness rllfll‘ii('(t'l'lZI‘lI lunsl; of the foreign cur- rum-Iva.

\\'ll.\'l‘ Till-I STOCK MARKET DID: Fri. T

502 152 158 805

Nilmivi-r of rulvnucvs Number of 1lnvllnes Starks Iinrhungcd Total lssiics traded

......

-Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press) liIO.\"i‘lll'lr\l., Quin, lluv. (‘anudlan wrstrru nu. ' ' : oats, Cau- adlan western no. il .3 nuts, feed, no. l . flour, spring whcai. pnli-uts. *4 5.1111; flour, seconds 4.10; flour, 4'10; flour, wlnlcr wheat put-

lS-Baricy.

1.50; flour, white corn

h inn l‘ "'1 shorts, ton din ton CR. ; rolled oats,

.. ‘ .0; hay no. 2, por ton,

is 12 choose, (lntarlo 1101/,- cbecsc, curly sonson .l2~.l2l,-’_,; no. 1 finest .22; eggs, fresh

s i11 curious .50; oggs, frcsh ex- l11 cartons‘ .17; eggs, fresh firsts rlous "; oggs, storage cxtras iu ‘ rggs, storage firsts in ' palatal-s, Quehcc, R0 lb. _p(1‘lill0l.'il, New Brunswick, . 1-. . _ The man, however, got the police- man off in a corner and gave him a drink out oi‘ the same bottle. A few minutes am the cop was of- fering the man $300 for a half in- terest in the show.

A woman in love ls o. vcry poor judge of character.

Money circulates the same as rum- ors, but not so fast.

some people talk more religion in Len minutes than they practice in ten years.

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Pelting and Cleaning ‘F OX F URS

We are now busy at work, do it well at prices lower than usual.

Cleaning pelts 25c, Stretching and drying $1.00.

W. B. Prowse & Sons and illiver Gallant 122 Fitzroy Street, Charlottetown, P. E. l.

but we can do more and

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1

- Mr. L. 0’Bryan is now at our office in the DaltonBuilding opposite Strong?! Swre. Slim-

"merside. _ Mr. Weiner, of International Fur Mer-

Lichants Inc., is now at our main office, Sum-

lmerslllltllfi. D. F. Meehan, of Daniel F. Meehan

Inc. is now at our consignment office, Sum-

merside. _

Fox ranchers take this opportunity: of

disposing of your fresh pelts while the high- ‘ est prices are available.

G- R. MACQUARRIE,

Have E Your

1.. _ ' Furriers Since ‘I824

.

. SIL VER F OXES

Cured or Dressed nnd Made Up for

$1200 each I

j "'11 special price will be given for three and over.

c. E. EVERETT Limit-do

f, Si. John, N. B.

Summerside and Charlottetown.

pee. 10-10

1111111 sxcnnuar

MAY KNOW

(A column of interest to all recording accepted facts and worthy oplnlonsjegardlng the place of alcoholic beverages in modern life; u well a news of the progress of the campaign for n "dry” world.)

(Sponsored by the, Grand Division, Sons of Temper:

P. E. I.

Edison held Prohibition, Economic and Industrial bcncfltd to America

In the passing of Thomas A. Edison the world has lost one of its greatest citizens in all time. His many contributions to the progress of the rscc in the field of physical science have never been cqullled or even approached by any other. Ixss than a year before his death, Mr. Edison answered for publication s number of pertinent questi is concerning prohibition and its enforcement. He was ask- ed if prohibition had been a help to economic iifeyin America, and if it strengthened the industrial standing of our nation abroad. His answer was, "Yes, to s greater extent than is resrzed."

To the question whether or not prohibition had benefited the life and welfare oi’ the children of the nation, and whether. as a result of prohibition, children are better fed. clothed and educated, he replied, “In any Judgment, decidedly yes.

focturers. On pay dliys.

women, with faded shawls

money before they got to a saloon

In support of this opinion and in this connection let me cite my ex- perience as a manufacturer, which is similar. go that of other manu- before prohibition, hiuidreds of pale-faced shsbblly dressed, some around their heads, appeared at our factory in West Orange. They were waiting to get some of their husbands’

Within a yang sficr the amend-

ment not. s single woman appeared. Undoubicdly the condition of the mother indicates the condition of the child." _

Prof. Herman Ilbidmsn of Dari.- mouih. in his very exhaustive study of the economic and industrial effects of prohibition, found that this experience was general throughout the msaufsciuring and indutrisi world.

Another question which who pro- Dounded to tbs inventor was: "Should the liglaiceath Amend-

ment in retained ss a blessing tow. G. Underwood in The A-merican our Ann-loan homestead: 0nd tonne.

771e, Montreal Stock Exchange

I II t I Ward) Stoclrssneuh‘ u. o 32pon1|\'lf-lighf[.u\\'|l.ast

11111111.. .. d‘ ,_ . __ m“, H,“ (Special to Johnnfnn a lVnrrl l He" T°leilh°n° -1'-'1 , 1 l'!l|i‘\'L"1l:Irllr|'1llt; 5:113:11. ‘Btlllgggillfi encry- ) m» n1 11w 11% 10% 11'. '- i - Y Open|lligh|l.ow'ln1st|NtCh p u ca“ m; ‘ lllllllliltill of iho auunnn rally. Al Chem .. 1111 10y. ans. '.""',. "' 4"‘ P} Ypf," 1.- 'l'i1e inti-rllsied issues pointed the Am Can 5U 0(3),’, 50% "455 " 1 ‘Inn L, d7 ‘ _ p‘; c,’ ~ 1 upward International Nickel Am r 1.1 . 12 11 111x. 14 +11. b“ ‘:°“‘°",‘, ~ --, rfllil ‘ml " ‘I 7*‘ w n. 11-11-1111} had been umlcruuhu: A111 S lie . 111% 21% 10% 21% +12% I'm‘ Lfm 1 d "‘, '1", I l t‘l1ll.~‘it|t‘l‘lllll\3 liquidation, ran up PM A", T 1.01 n55,‘ lgusnfiawlllk All,‘ (‘nu loll Alco .. 1511:1151!‘ L", 151/ points tn (‘lllliii at 101/, on sales uf A111 awn. B a0 To 1y, 101/,- C, Film‘? y" ml‘ .,, 1 ‘ ‘ 1.11s sharvs. lli‘:ll.ill'lll Traction Cllillll- +11,‘ (‘Dckflmt “TV ‘i H My H 1-d 1*’ 1o ill’, and 1.‘. .diun Pacific was 88- éil-gyl g?t"“Ni\gkeslmit‘:'| 8%: w,‘ 5%‘ 10% up like amount at 155-11. after touch- ~+4 Lake or W0“ 5 dntod Hmnltcrs closed 5 points _ Massey Hltfrll . :1 illililt‘ iis miniluuni lovel, its rise to 7U % +2 N“ 8'9"] u" 23A‘ ft'lli‘t'\‘t'iiillii,' u not gain 11f ~l points 011 +15’, s?“ "f Cmmd“ '“ lin- day. livncral S1120] Wracs, Canada - “ l“ ma‘: " 6 (‘l-un-ni, uoro iraviioviuliy higher whilc - (‘vun-nt I'm-formal. 1‘vlllll|[ll‘g IA v 11> and (‘anudlau industrial Alco-. p5 M: 0 E h ind all >'llti\\'t‘ll fractional 1111111011 in dull l1". lug. mi -r I -ks hull to their +33% “ l-d 0' nrlliliuluinlli prlvcil. +1 viii-s showed :1 substantial _ lull at 41,1101 shares compared _. _ ‘ill on tho pruvious day. _ (C "u." PM") l-uuiuluod woukn-r in the bond 11 m‘ . .\l ircal ‘Prunnvay ‘. " _ , i,‘ ;r0n(l)N'r)0, 0nt., Doc. iS-(Minint! ~ "" . ~, ,,,,.;.,,..--,1-- . 31- 3i ill- i - "l" c059“ . t 7n , I 11w l w (‘urn 1'1» . my’ 11% :11” :111,@+ u, Sula-I 5W" Illzhll-gurliiivsv ion-nary. (anuduu 1.1-1.1. "11191 ll-roppjeil 1-1 1111111111: . 51 .1514 any, _-,_-,1/, +3.,‘ lflflollicmo .. l8 I J-i J4 -l1l1'onis n. $1111.10 nnd 111-1111101111,- lillii run: A-l. .. 23% 2111s. any, 3|1,;,+~_;1,,, 1H0" Alauivi - 1...: - - ~ low. an.» u up,‘ u 0% 1.1% 1000mm -- -- 4.153s and United l-‘ox Film . 2 _. iznimgugzllglllgliflv prculluiu. 10 l4 1O 1 ' " l)‘ t V‘ 1 llb-“eilll! - lhirnflllcc. 1R—(By the 25 231;, g5 +1 13am" willful"! -- si-Jfbc conuuun stock 20f)’, any, 311154.114, 01991? i- Pioneer 1i1v1dvu1| r:1i of Canadian llrunze ‘la 2311112254 gal/gfil Jmlifrfi-‘ih --- : j Lllniird nnd Qurbcu Power 141/‘! 14 lt-UA- 1A flmlblerlfl’ --- p. y \\'A'l‘l' reduced by ihc direct- _- I _ _a1llf)](_(llilllilll'i0 . 1111s iodny with n view Lu 1-1ms1-rvi11g llud .\io . i1 1111,“ 9 |1|%]+1Hi ililfyllhtanusa (In: rush position of the companies. lntl Tol ...| 7%] 9 i 7554i 9 H.113 sfilillrnluc .. .. ’l'l|1~ 1111.111. ly dividend on interna- Jphns .\lan |17 | | i I__ ldbillltbridge -- iiuiuil Fiilliil-s l'0i‘11(ll‘illi0l| class "A" lu-u (‘op ..] 1|1,§i l2i§l1llf1l13¥il5~l-l'lf, "flillcd liirk . sluvk has inn-u dvferrril. Lam Co 50% l jailtiil-r-llouyll -- A 1-ou11nun dividend of hill rculs Lorws lnn 241,3 277,123 371/, 1W" Ilvnlili-YP!‘ .- for 11n- throo xmnnhs 1-nd- Mc]; T“, 1. -tll " liilivllomcstcad . 20il£li1nvey ... _ ,9 -: siork on n (liridvuii basis 1'11 {a 1500 Knot Flor ¢ 15 gilillifiiwzho-r? eifoct on tho 1111m- Hé,‘ ...l0tl.\iulurtl1: .. puny as upon tin: business 11f equip- ‘ ‘+41’; I n" 181ml" - ment cumpanll-s gvneruiiy. 'l‘ho lust ‘I 1+4,“ m-{Lfillgilcffirlw snlo oi‘ the common on tho liunirrnl l“ ' |+3 or ‘ rn ' m] V‘, Mrm domain» - all .. . 1 V‘, _ ,+,_,,‘ loiliLloucta . H," o; 4.1/1 ' __ 1 -000 hiurphy ... . l» s “(NJ m1?‘ 55 ‘I 6+, i000 hcvvbcic ... ,. _ . Radio Up . 514,1 511m u‘ i. l‘ Whlvlsilifi " - f . rly dividend of K ,,_ 1 i 1 I ' _ ‘ Nlr-“iiilli, -- U1 l-‘ifl par omit was 4li't'll|l‘i‘il on ihc pru- llny Dim-h 13:1“ "M, 13%, “Ml? _.y fi horth Lun . .. forrnd stm- ‘lioih dividends are pay- Nnfn Stun-s 4245i i3 | 4111.,‘ 43 ||.1 ‘ ‘mo < “ " " ' '_ 1111111 F0111 .\' 1- Niiw (mi-p . 413,: | "i _. 0119',’ pa“ 3mm“) " ,3, h“, 'l|"' 1|“ 11's of 011111101: Power do- S Pacific . 2111,5131 1531,4131 + ;u';o Q93‘? t -"_ | -v_‘ r-larvd :1 d1 1i1~1nl 11f50 cents pcr shun‘ (south RM] pa“ M“ M“ 916M -i > 5L0" -- -- -- --I-> l~-' - for tho quuriur, ilr-ing ut the rah» oi‘ S Brands . 10%| 111p n“ "f, .11 lmusud Bu!“ ' " '4." '1'" nor 11111111111 l11 g p, mm _ 2“ £29,,‘ ,,,‘|,_,sn,‘,+1_ 3000Sylranitu .. .. .00 ll .113; rnr|n.-,.]_,_ s o of run 211e,, 21114, ,1”; gmv.g+,lj ‘ggiglggggvg $- ~041___ 1141," H‘ 1'1..- !'(1ll||1:|I||_\ . 11.1.... “.... ...“. S O ofNJ 2085i 20%| 261/41 gpacapgkfi ‘,1 "5 e5 -- W“ --' > l1,v u 1-uL 1n 1n 1s put lnlo Ion-e last Htiillfibfikilt 10w 11%| 1111¢,1111/,|_ ,,"°9‘,i"."‘" "'1 "'1' i "l9. i "L". 1111.12 glcxflsvcn “[1951 | 91g 1g 1+1“) ~A§‘X"|_‘c‘r"§g££ n" I ~5°l --i>7l ~50 or“ luizrnuiiouul Ftllliios in 11x Sui i2014| 2: 1_1 13g 1 , , ' 1' o '. " qunru-riy - - l Tim" 1g 1111111 V? "o": filim m“ "m" 2°33“- n-‘iilli.na....-l 1|i\'il all ‘.1111 . 211 1 1 1 y.|1s."|1-r1-"1|n1'1 1: rt- _' l‘ - ll inn-Hiki- _ 30%‘ 27A‘ aoi/‘Gizr/l UNLIBTED bursvmcnis nu ilmeprin Hnlfuk-Kl-px] (“m1 pulp, s“, _ 10,,‘ 12,‘, ‘0,,“1._,,V4‘+2 fimHMnn . preferred sim-k won- d iurrd. ‘nt nrp , 7:111 31H 1s/| 31/; a» _ ‘ ' " " _ -———--———‘—»- H 91px;» [$115,] 131/11 11114:: 1sT’i+1*/: X'“,§§',‘"_ ERMZST WEEKS. SON 0F REV. j. ,,u,f°_, 3m: 414i 454F411? qgalgefir lion) s. s. wssns. ussos DEBAT- rr s Stool . 111111.11- lfill |41~4|+415 I; l.‘ WW‘ _- ING TEAM "1" r111" - 1W-11-='/-111*»'-111111+=- 1a38li»?i'8‘....i.;"““ Wnro B (To 2H,‘ 3 i "L51 3' |+ 1A rho i . " ‘ v . ' '1 |( (l l tin. ‘m. - 4a1...:»...1~..,-':~, ' ‘llllrlfl-"Y s"°“‘””“" N" B" D” ‘*- -- - 1 . -.. H. . “pi-e: _ _ w“, "1' I ,_ * lllmgiilciheilil Mr. Flank Fiemington. manager ‘v2gth‘-°P‘--.-: 205$: ggwdigii: _ g Pete of the Mount Allison University ' ‘ " 4 debating team has announced the ‘—. ‘. “ THAT rmgilaoidonm ,_ selection of the debating teams '3 no ' mmyfl']“u°__ made at a recent meeting of the

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VALISE NUPTIALS

LONDON, Dec. 18.--The question of marriages in fashionable London churches of couples who have no residential qualification in the dis- trict is being considered by the ec- cleslssti 1 authorities, following complaints made by vicars.

A vicar stated yesterday that the matter is ‘receiving the attention of the Archbishop of Centcrbury, Dr. Lang.

"There is no doubt that suitcase marriages are increasing," he said. "An inspection of the register at any fashionable church will show that accommodation addrcsses are given in msny cases to obtain a license. “The some address ls given time after time. In some cases it is the verger's house: in others an hotel in

those of future generations?" To this he replied emphatically, “Yes. Enforcement is 343M118 more practical day by day. We are now attacking the large llqlwl‘ 11181111- fscturers right in our. midst in- stezd ofmenwith flasks and home brew."

As an inventor he knew that», no new thing is perfect at first. It is developed and improved, and be- comes more efficient as the public becomes sccust ‘- i0 ii- The world knows Mr. Edison first as a

m» inventive wizard aitidlgififiznlml°en uusitiflnie“; isgcntmi‘: i111. s ' - successful industr 1 s u 1 hunting ‘or the desired “rude

orimo interest in prohibition was humanitarian-the children and the womdm-iis contribution to their happiness and well-being. m ch; gm; 1t is by that test that prohibition: will stand or fall. If, as tho great inventor emphsilolliy stated. prohibition makes the livo! of chfldggn and their mothers fuller and richgr, its place in the scheme of the world's progress is secure.-

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

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Eurhetorian Society.

1T1"! nest Weeks. Salisbury, N. B. (Lea- 5mnyA|,_-,,,,q,,1,, __ __ der). George Forsey, Channel, lillggfilggyigfl; 1- -- Nfld W. o. Berry. London, Eng- (Nliiillfnp liouyu . land ‘°°m'“’““l‘ ‘7‘"‘ - " ‘Y Upon this team rests the res-

ponsibility of maintaining the un- broken record of 10 intercollegiate victories.

a team from the University of Ot- tawa and the Oratorio Agricultur- al College: Roy Bragg, New Glas- gow. N. 5., Joe Berridgc. Middle Musquodoboit. N. S.

Islands, Nfld, is Mount Allison's representative. who with a member from MacDonald. College will the team to tour the west in Feb- ruary, debating with teams from the larger Universities in Western Canada.

word novel within the space occu- pied by four newspaper columns, and which can be sold for about five cents, is the accomplishment claimed by Rear Admiral. Bradley A. Flske, U. S. N, retired. He said

which s room has been rented and it was made possible by a new a bag put in for the necessary per- printing process upon which he 1°43 has been working 12 years and

which he has just perfected.

whereby ordinary type is reduced to cne-twenty-fifih its normal size Rear Admiral Flske already produced s 25.000-word story on a. strip of paper as wide and as long as a newspaper column. To read it, one must have the Fiske read- ing machine which magnifies the type without eye-strain. hc said.

with m5!!! disappoiutmrnis when m9 fluht thing cannot ho found. M m“ “Ply shopper is dciiuhivd 9° diwover. the gifts fairly spread themselves before one thcsc days i" "w "was. There is ovozvliuns to choose ind more suggestions "m" 0011 he taken. The truly prac- tical psrson is after all ihc (m0 "b0 Nil tho great”; joy out of chriatmss. loch s one hns niven hlmlei! or hsrself time lo rnloy m9 193"" llllon. Choose

cannon»;

.\l().\"l‘lil-IAL. 0111s., Dec. IS—(BY [b8

|i:1|1 l'r1-ss)—-liospo111li11g with l|1- activity and hlghvr prices t0 a 1 wiurliy lu-ticr touo in the grill" mark-ti.- and tho New York Exchange.

Team No. 1 is as follows: Er-

consecutive

Team No. 2. which will do...

Mr. Don Hoddinott, of Indian

be

PRINTS NOVEL IN SMALL SPACE

NEW YORK, Dec. ill-A 100,000

It is a photo-engraving process,

has

LATE SHOPPERS IIAVE RE- ' GRETS

The late shopper has one great

your

Grain Exports

(Canadian Press) NlliV Ytllilx’, N. Y., Dec. 18-4301“!- cd uhcat closed firiu. l

m“. Low C195” only prlco change on the produrw: and H '1 I ,5, dairy market hc-rc toduy 11M iuliivlfi 5,1,,‘ 55 “"',%"'."!,'}' eborso and potato ilricos in-ld firm. wbwu" 011 lhe egg market, curlnt prlr-vt. of . . . ll ‘ti h (' l iln frr-sh Hltrns droid-t" “ ‘Nxujnh org-oil: HY“IZ':~IIIC:‘IIIH as did flrsis at ill . . . . .' t. '1 ll nli is ww- lilicliaiigu-d “ Isxuqln’ 5km" Dec‘ l8_(By n“! lrrtinlil) (vaults, :1"1lu0'/1-n. ‘Ulliilflll lfrbli ‘(,‘“""'H‘.“_' Ir““""-_M5m "germs! m“, eggs. in r-urluls. lost a wont a door-u. lriu lnu-rpooi vmoiations gave support ‘Harm: ‘win: mmh,“ u, 3-; In m- W“,

to win-at prirvs in the grain pit today and valuvs ut the close were 1V; i0 Ill ‘higher than tho previous closing evc .

bor elosml :1t 501%,, 1% high- er; 1_v 1~nd1~d at i525], n11 advance of 1*] -t11 ll’, whllc July climbed 1% tu mull

n

(i

Nfwv York raporicd n big uxport trade iu (funudian wheat but local ahipprrs worn unable to confirm more

llniu 11 .|nali quantity. Tbcrc was a . . --- -. - . lulu-b both-r fueling, howovi-r, and tho (“It”)? f:,t,,“'m“t"‘.m“ “ml fr“ soiling prossurc of the past two days ,, s s,"

had almost dlsappr-nrcd.