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Wheat: Oct 71%; Dre 7324B: a 613's: on aovm; Doc snags; May

Barley: on 4211a: m. mm: May can.

CASH PRICES

Wheat: No 1 hand 71%: No 1 nor 60%,; No 2 nor tillé: No 3 nor 05%;: No 4 nor 037/»; No 5 ﬂﬁjié: No 6 54%; Feed 52%; Track 7014.; No 1 durum cs.

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Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Press) Toronto hand liIont-reaL-Stocls higher snd strong gt close. Toronto liilnss—lrvregtllarly higher. New Yonln-Majorlty at fractional gains st close, Winnipeg-wheat closed lower.

- -—- I . (Canadian Press) DIONTREAL, Aug 2S—Although rading was on the quiet side, prices were steady to flnln on tin.- Montreal dairy and produce market toduy. There was a firm nndcrtoue to the egg market with gm ed shipments of Ontario extras at I.’ j to 2i cents s, dozen, firsts at 1S t Its and seconds at 141,5 to 15 cunts_ Westerns were ‘A to n cont a dozen undt-r these levels. Rnm-ipts totalled £29 cases.

The button market remained at 18 to 18',‘ ct-nts a pound for no 1 grade in c-arlots or lass. The general price seamed to he at 18 routs hut some dealers were still asking the maxi- mum quote. Tin-re is a report that a movement is under Ivuy in Western Canada to store no huttnr fnn three weolrs placing it on tho export mar- knt_ Arrivals arnouult-rl ta 110 boxes.

The choose market rwntlnued at 9% to ill} routs a pound for Ontario and 0% tn 9% rents n pound for Quchvos. A total of 35f boxes was offered tor lair.

New Quohec potatoes held 80 routs per 8d pound hast.

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NEW YORK, Aug ?8-(A.P-)—-In- dox of 15 staple commodity prices (Dr-c. 31, 103i, equals 100).

Today 131,8 prev dsy 132.0.

Week ago 130.0 month ago 137.4.

‘i033 high 148.9 1933 low 78.7.

1032 high 103,0 1082 10w 79.3. (Copyright 1033 by Moody's).

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MONTREAI. Aux: 2S—Brltish and toreign oxchauizo in tlon to the‘ Canadian dollar, as Qmpilotl hy the Royal Bank o! Canada, closed today is follows:-

Argt-ntina peso Jitititl.

Australia pound 3,7781.

Austria sohilling i709.

Belgium heiga fltlﬁl. ‘Iirazll milrt-is .~i.<73_

Bulgaria lcv .0158.

China Ilong Kong dollars

(‘zechoslovakin crown _0 2

Denmark krona .2124.

Finland ﬂnmark .

Franco franc. .0234.

Germany roiehsinnri.‘ _.'l.’it‘>4.

Gront Britain pound 4.74911.

Holland ﬂorin _(l0-i.'\.

Ilungar-y pengo .2654.

India rupee '.-'iti.'53_

Italy liro .0783.

Japan you £083.

ugnslavln dlnar .0213.

‘ow Zoaland pound 3.7931.

‘orway krone .2807.

Poland zloti _170t3.

Roumnnin lou 000177.

South Africa pound 4.7381,

Spain peseta .1210.

Sweden krone fl-iiill.

Switzerland franc .2891

Ilnitml States dollar hit-luium.

NEW YORK’, Aug 2i —(A.i".)-For- eiqn exchange hoary. Great. Iirltain hitrh Lfiﬁiiﬁ: low 4.4.’-'1.: close 4,40%: no day hills 4.1.114; Frnnrs no": it aiy 7.5.1: lializinnl 19.80; B3 l\.'i; Montreal 031G.

Exchange ratos at tlu- close torltly

arm- Found sterling in Montreal 4.71 ﬁ-lii

u 1. dollar in Montreal 1.n.1".. French frano in Monircsi 5.34-

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lr s. . "IIWS dollar in Montreal 18,03 francs,

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ALI. DRUG STORE! CLOSED

. If‘ and evening except Jsmiesons. '11s.

CAESARIAN OPERATIONS P08. TWINS - A report from Bummer- side states that the Caesarlsn oper- ation for twins has been performed in the PrinesCounty Hospital many times, the ﬁrst being in 1905.

POLICE COUBT—At thy P431!“ Court yesterday morning s, prohibi-

of a man charged with being drunk and incapable was also adjourned. 1 Another man charged with drunk- enness was sentenced to s tine o! ten dollars and costs or ten days. I

DR. GAUVIN AND HIS BRIDE

ENTERTAINED — Upon returning from their wedding tour to Prime Edward Island, Dr. and Mrs. Galuvin were guests of honor on Thursday evening at 6 p. m., to o.

g6 I home ol the grconfs sister, Mrs. L.

y‘ Richard Rioux, all of Bathurst,_

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dinner given by his family at the

A. Roy, 9 Bnoznley Avenue. A large [table with about. twenty guests, confined mostly to relatives or the wedded couple was attraotlvely de- corated. oentered by a splendid three tier wedding cake, a. girl: and the work 0i’ the groom's aunt, lVilrs. L. Veuiour; tapers 1n 53.111101) shades, set _up in cut gins chande- liers adorned the cake, while the table and home, with an abund- ance of cut ﬂowers, presented a splendid appearance. The color scheme was apricot and white with delicate touohes of angel hair tin- sel. Music during the evening was furnished by Miss Antoinette Le- Bianc, also several choice selections o! violin solos were rendered by the groom. Serving at the table and attending the door were nieces o! the grcom, Corinne Doucett. Geraldine and Theonile Roy. Oth- ers assisting in sewing were Meg- dames Leo DDUCEIIIE, Ceoid Dawson and Miss Iaunlna Gauvin. The toasts m the bride and groom were Dwposed by m. M. . MoOarron. Among the guests from a. distance who were present were: Mrs. Edith Mehoneyt, sister of the groom, Montreal: ' Mesdames Wilfred Venlot, J. Young, Misses Maud Hall and Ivspoieon I-liechey, and

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(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Aug Zs-Ofterings on the two hIotitr-eni livestock markets today totalled 7.983.

Cattle receipts were 1525, Early solos oi‘ cattle consisted oi‘ canners and cutters at $1 to $1.50 and s. few part loads o! common and just med- ium steers nt $250 to $.’i.2.5_ Up to time ot writing, not enough cattle bad been weighted to mark the trend of prices.

Cal! receipts: were 1593. With a. decrease of 100 calves as compared with last. Monday sales wore tair-ly on common grades, ‘.35 cents up on med- ium grades, and nearly 50 cents high- er on tops. Good quality calves were quoted from $6.50 to $5.75. A half- dozen hand plckcd calves sold for a top of $6.25, Medium good kinds were around 35,00 to $5.% and com- mon to medium quality calves from $3.75 to $4175. Common quality

drinkers were fl-nm $2.75 to $8.50. Grassers rnnnod from Si. _ with the hulk hotwe-r-n $3 and $2.25.

Good and choirs voal, $5.50 to 8-25; common and medium. $175 to $5.25; grassers $1.75 to $2_50_

Sheep receipts worn $47. Lambs were tower hy some 3000 bead, Prices were firm to 25 conts higher. Around 1000 were sold for $5.75 with less than 50 ialuhs in small lots at $6. Good lnmhs lnllI from $5.50 to $5.75 with culls and hurks out at a cut of $2 per cwi.

Sheep were stcadv at $1 to $8, ge- cording to quality.

Ewes $1 to $3: lambs. good 85.50 to $5.75; common $11.50 to $3.75 Ho: receipts worn 2018. The stand- ard prlce for hanous and butchers was $7. Srhris hrmzrht 1 per hog pnemium. Hearlns $fi..'i0, extras beav- les til Lights worn from $0.50 to $7, and sows Mouprht from 83,75 to $5150

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THE CHARDUTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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The Mo§pt Responsive and richly (bfﬁloentrated markets

of Canada at. the cities where A . DAILY NEWSPAPERS are published

They contain 35.25 per cent. of the customers and do " _ . 65.57 per cent. of the retail trade of the whole Dominion.

The new census ﬁgures reveal that 53.71 per cent. of

Canada’s population is urban.

These cities where daily newspapers are published are v surrounded by supplementary-and just as desirable- markets, namely, suburban towns and country. i

The Daily Newspapers have always given the advertiser g A a wonderful contact with the Canadian market from coast i 7 to coast. During this autumn and winter, when the business tide will be slowly and steadily rising, the news- papers will stand out pro-eminently from all other i advertising media. v I a Where daily newspapers are published there is a yearly per capita buying power of $503—almost double the national average, which is $274.

The census shows that: sales, made in daily newspaper], fl cities, are as follow:-_- ‘i

16.71 per cent. of clothing and apparel. 67.30 per cent. of drugs and toiletries. 64.35 per cent. of food. .

60.84 per cent. of automotive sales. 58.50 per cent. of general merchandise.

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These daily newspaper markets are outstanding, and the roads to them are clearly marked. The local newspapers, ' A metropolitan or provincial, give daily and intimate access to l the homes where this buying power is massed.

Does your selling plan need the concentra- tion of special sales effort on specially desirable territories?

Are you trying 1:0 acquire the widespread support: of dealer and consumer goodwill?

Do you need speed, coverage and control urith economy of expenditure?

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