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SEVFEMBER 11’ 1934 . _ THE cH.».RlJo1"rn1'owN' GUARDIAN _ _ PA'G§}"i§_

TERDI _’S;é‘iTocK and Bo D’ or/lrlo

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MARKET cosszp N. Y. Stock

.lu 11- s lu octu 1111.111 e

in' 'mhnmm l‘\l"l\’°) ,M . we ies wiilwsccruo tggkl télllirellithécullll g

|r|_\'.\.\`C|.\L COUNSEL SAYS géililmliio cash subscriptions will be re- |$‘::°¢vl'f»l0=l lgnrnishel by Johnny;

1|11\"1‘lii:,\l.. Que. Sent B-A ‘lull ,`,,,,-,|;|y iuornilig scssloiis wal in- si'._,,,-.| nt the opening toduy. The ll" lizilf hour- of business provided

Uueflllll on Durely exchange basis

Department f A .i ll ---0- ---1- Ji ».:1‘?7.5,<f1i11"i.‘.i’1.."'.il““§3S pound Kress weight on s Sept lst condition of 53.s percent compared Wm' 151lN7.000 bales produced in 1053.

antloll

Curl Dhar-

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Stock Elxchsnegn: :rd astkzosf Market. 156 Richmond Strut

inttotuwn)

tits! _ . 1 . 1 11110 in the uuy of interest., Ml,-111511111 flriiiiicss in Wall Street. \<i.~i iiiiilclied hy n slniilur condition luiuiigst t':ln1l1iiiln t'71irpli_ issues but [hs gold stocks enntiiiiled their easier! ___.m_ _\'o special influences at the; ___Dm_.,,¢ "ru uppnreiit in the goida and, _M market is lnc!irie1l to he a tech.. riielll one for the tlnie being, ln both 1-111-|111. and llliniiig stocks the ani. back of this iveek !1»ft the lists sull- uiiiitl.-iii.\‘ in their pusitioii of a weng no u\v1iiilng fl-osh stluiuin-tion.

1-`ln. Coilnaei.

|i0Ii.\'l.\'(`| .\IAIIKE'I‘ LETTER

Kl}\V YORK, N Y. Sept 8-Th?

111111411-1 uiis l1iwer_ for the lnost purt _,-_,,,|rd,1y lillt lieiiviiy declined. The mug pure the heat pcrforniullre proh- ,|.1y 11.- ii ri-suit of the gre1lt'.‘r tiian sf-.l.~'0li.-il inrrvasc in car loadings. Tile iii1il'kct has nnw lost niinnt half the .lul_\~...\ul:ust rceo\'er.v and eo far- lins ii1»i1i ;i|\1i\'1\ the rritiviil points p|-4,. 111111,-i_r iii'-1ili1iiie1i_ if tue recrivcry is |11 he ri-siliii'-li prices should .ally wh,-r pr111iipii_\' toilav and wc rather 1-1114-:1 iiiis will ni-cur :inlesa unfav- 1-riiliic lions iiori-iolui on the .\l1ii:ia _ 1-lc1'ii11rl on the 'l`r'.~ns\lry‘s financing ‘ plans

XEW 1`0l1I{_ .\' Y, Sept 10-Mflind 1

911.1111 1-lei-lioll todiy. li. S. stgm 11

A111: lhipliiolits ni '|0111 twin' l.reat.

.\vrlh\rn Jul.\’ net ifisq 1-£41.10! after is

1.111-ili~.v .1111 co. 2

g('3|_\|_.\};y Denied that an official niiiiolilicvluellt

\\'i|i hc forth o lil h _

Ili ll

.'10 11111 01,13 20 lfiiils .. 3518 -.'11 mil 20.01 40 Bonds

BANDS SAYS _

IIONTREAL. Que. 10--Prices flue.

llllllvli in a narrow range on Saturday with Tradlnil' Llulltf.-..i to 211,-100 sh1lies_

G°"‘| SUlli10rt nppea.s~l in the Rails an the wliole_ hows-ver, niilrket act- nnu iiinstlll liioderitely bearish and _ Y rii y from hers is likely to be

“I ` ._ 1, '

euipurrlry in nutur .

A llepuhliuiii »'i3_-‘|J_, rn Name uliid he bullish on sto1¢k.g_ l\_0rnii1la looks toppy :ind could ex.

D‘-‘W-‘ll<'@ ll lf‘lllPoi'riry setback. I si|g_ fe” llillt iirirlini profit ba accepted in

his issue.

FINANCIAL

l\1o.\"i'iil~:.iL. Que. st-111 10_,\»~.i-11. "H U’ $0-i>0l‘iB .lust received theluilil "L ill” xflilillt l)1.i\'i<lsoii property. con- mlltil U1' ilolll~ig‘.>r has Ii.-an lurii- ll over fon thc first time. it is ex-

0 lil g s ortiy. Al

llougii not ilr-l'illitcl_v stiltcli the mill. ig rate is about 500 tons iliiiiy.

Low Last Ulf Air lted ... .

Ain Am ADJ Am Am Am Am Ain Ain

Dow Jones. Car'Found .

Loco _ _ POW Llllht ... Rnd ._ _

Sus" Tel '1‘e1 .. _

n .

Auhurn Auto ...I Bald Loco .__

Barn A

Beth Steel __ Briggs ,_ _ Byers A M ..

li1lugu_ Burr Add .\iach .

COUNSEL l'Hli Dry Glu Ale ...

Can Pac ('ase Tbnesh .,,. (fel Corp ___ Com Sou _ _ Cong Nairn .. _ _ __ Ches Ohio _ _ (`lic N ri

i o b .__ _

(‘iir_vale1- Mot

Colunlb (‘nrh ,_ Coluul Gila Elec

For Pow ... :_

Owned

Smell. Rig __

Toi. is I-.

Anncolida Cop Atchlso _

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nan oiiic .. .. ','_

Bendix Aviation

...1

Con Oli .__ ___

00.51 00.03 0.111 Allies ciieiii .f` `."121‘1),/y' 0.1.01: :ima 11.03 Allis claim ‘ 1001 10.00 0.01 All ner ..."__

02.20 0.03 Amer Can ,_

12% .rf- .lt 8 10 4 % 13 34% 0-5%

113 75% 11% 49% 22%

ml 10% 10% 11% 17% 15% 1011, 38% 20 1% 21% im,

ll'/1 32% 0.1 au.

7% 1554 0% 1:91, A

Coiislderiiblo progress is being reg. ted l_it the Meiieud Cocksiiutt pro-

¢|,_1;gr;| qiilililist net lneouic of $27,335 petty lil the l.lttlo Long 1,111; 111-01, iii.uv ..i._ C . _- _ _ » lllignziiio Steel .=1\'-l a slight gain b§gllsLl-l@'_1:.|;_‘ft_|0x_l_tg_§|$ww§°;g§__l°£_§l_::‘§‘;

in slwl ileniniiri ii.1s_ eiilerg-_-1l since of the north liillierullzed zone Walk l.:iiiir ll.-iy \\'hile .'-tern* \\'n:k operation luis already extended beyond th last week avelriged lv licrcelit off 1/, south zona in the effort to pick us

point, 51

i..'ike Shore niiiins in year ended d

Julie 30, liiii-i lict income equal to $5.07

sirlre nltel- ull ciiur-,rc-s, ngiilnst

revealed in the diumguq

The easlnesl in Montreal Pmver oes not reflect any ileveiopment bug

s siiiri- li |ir1-yiius 1 .\u - luereiy continued selling duo 1,0 um

I ~ ~ Cl $.'l Iii 1 i . - ear. g nn. Alito output in li S and Cnnildli p

t‘.*i-ini _ llii~iei'~_-e was 107,407 1 1.-. ~- nyauist lil-l_3i'1 iii July and 17' - e 172 in Ani! 1033. Treriaury S1-

°llil""l ilflllcts of the position nt (|19

hat for the ui ii L xpccted in nnien not'lnuch can be

1 0 I.-: f N. if _ , |11 u1l‘1»_1i|:t:-1 (on it ilinl \ut0lii1lille ulouielli. ill some quarters it is f<-it

J. ht 15 1

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tliiniioinlr operation involves short and l long iernl obllirations. ()i'feriii:: 2 yrnr-` t

c une ti i _ 1 _

"ily that liilgliit ogev' ‘h me Um]

lililsh ou the stock it clkllisllldledaeclili lint these theories are being snr;-19,1

li-1 l1\‘\"""l- "‘*f€‘S fm' S-'i`.’$li.7~i'.1_.'.l\) of to excess hut for the nioinent pres-

[`i-rta liiiituriiig Sept 15, holder.-1 of 5| . 1, 210,000 -itil iihs. 1>.-ilied for rcdcinptioli q Uri 15 offered either- 10 or 12 your i at., pr-rc:-ut nolcs. Holders of culled b bnndl to receive interest in full tai

ure of thi ki I l 11 uotntlons. SA lélylci I\'h1~(l:lr;rcllB1_?till\l§

ng silould he created would seem tg

e within striking d|5¢,1,1,.e.__

Fin. Counsel.

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Mt ’l. ' S to ck Exchange

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,llriolotions liimlsusd by Johnston 13 |1111 \\'111~1l niemiiers 11| tm "1--I-~ ‘ 011111 l:\¢l1.1i1g.-_ 11111111-1.11 1.11-11 .\11u~ H let. IM lflchmoml Street Charlotte-‘ C

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Below will be found a. brief syn-

lopsis of telegraphic re orts receiv-

D

ed at the Head Office of the Bank. f Montreal from its Branches. The ran'-h Managers have complete

iid iiit.i.i..»e knowied e of each io_

Elec Auto i.ite .'.:.

(foul Sol i‘on (las ._ von ou _ Con Cull _:_ (‘orii Prod _ l)eiHii1i .,. _ 1-: l 111111 ___ ’,', Enslnlnn Kodak . .

10% 2014, 3% R0 381,11 38% SS

. ,/__ 2%

Elec Pow Lirbt; Erie ___k... . 4% i1‘irst Natl Stores .°.° Freeport Tex den Asph1i'it ___ _ _ __ 111:11 l-:ir-1- ._ (ien Foods _ _ Gen Mot .. Gold Dust __ ____

Good Ilub . ..

Goodyear Rub :.°.'

(lrnham Paige Great W:-st Sugar .___ Houston Oil Hull Mot ... _ _,_

intl Har . _

11111 Niels-1 °_'_ intl Tel N ".., Johns Msn KH" City South .. Keivinatoi- ____ Kell Conner ._ Lambert Cn ._ I-lssett-B Myers B _.'. Liquid Carb __ Loews Incorp _ __

I. \Vii "

oosc es Bis ..

Mack Truck .__ Math Alkali 26% Miss Pac _... __ 2% Miss Kali _ ._ _ _ _ 11515 limit w.11.l _ `_ 2114

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12 65 20% 15% ar __ I

17

10% 20% 2 2011 1.1

2§% gil; 9% 44% M 1214 111% 23% 90% 20% 21

S

al sltustlo nand are in close touch‘ ith crop conditions in all sections f the districts mentioned.

GENERAL

Natl Bla

Natl Pow, Light .\'e1v Haven .

Nnhlh Anier _ _ .

.\`r-w York Cen ..:°

North i’nc ._ '

.\'.1il 11.1111- ri-1.11 .'.

Niish Mot ._

1 We 32% 10% 8

in 2114 1:1

l`.1:i l:i1l .\l .\ ... . \.:Ii l|i<l .\l Ii 1

11.11 i'...- , . . i'.11-i1-11111 |'i111v 1'.-r S111--ii __ ._

li1.iii iiriii-,;o _ _ li1~i1l .\'i1-1-l t'11nl li c1i..i.- . _ _ _ . . lliil _\.1'ii\‘l liil l'1»\\- _ ._ l.1||;i‘ oi' \\‘<vi1d.~l 51:1-_<1-\' li:i|-tis .. ..

1111-1.11 l- 11.111 oil co ll-'1li|l l'o\\'1-r _,_ Mont 'l`r.iii

1 1

Null lii-~w .__ ___ .\'.1i S11-1-i 121|- _ 0111-101- i-..1v __ .. St i.:i\\' l’f1l ... . ... Shan' .. Sher Wil .__ .. 5l\"‘l Vo Cali Com i\'iu lilcc .__

BANKS

llrvnrresi _ _ ... ,__

~\'i‘\'-i -\'~‘oi.ll| (`ci\iiii1-rco ... ... ...

301:11 .... ... ..

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i 1::-'ii am, 0:. :sig 1:: 101,; 7 ling 1:11,. 3311, ‘-"/0

258

1 .'17

EX NGE

B 7%

In the Prairie Provinces harvest-4

1‘-:_*/2 ing has been delayed by unsetled

130

weather, but threshing is under

- way again ha most districts, and is

` M. we1l advanced in the southern and

__5’/-1 central areas of the three provin-

-Ii¢‘,¢ =i\.. ° l1`lt

4 11 1:11,; 5|

3'.’1_l,

es. Frcst damage has affec;cd he grades in the north. Estimates

1,_-, yield of coarse grains is very light

and pasturage is pour. In Quebec.

robs generally are in satisffictory

, c .

11;" condition. and, with favourable

l.s~'=i weather conditions, average yields

121'.-

__ a *Wi* Ontario threshing of spring grains

reveals a better than average yield, with quality good. Estimated yields of sugar beets and of apples and

2 'A-

re in prospect in most sections. In

_'55 peaches are much below average. In

New Brunswick and Prince Edward

157 Island crops continue to make good

profess; in Nova. Scotia. yields will be materially below average duc to ac . _

‘ HA 1 k of moisture. In British Colum

bla the yield of grain is about av-

(Fnnndian Press)

C

IlON'l‘RE.\li_ Sept 10--llfrlilsh and

_ _ _ _ 05 1 ’.'..‘.Ti.‘...‘i'i'i.1’é'“.2"..f.`§f§i1'é’.{` 123 223 SHtiSfs°'°f“v- Details f°“°W1 _

Hcse

follows :--

r1.1-iii 1111 porn _._ 1. A11,-iriili11 1111111111 :i ‘7|_<o_ Austria ai-liiiiiiig lstii.

“ral li.-iiik of Cniiniln, closed today A - i ".'.o1<

erage. A particularly heavy second

rop of alfalfa is practically harv- ted and tree fruits are ripening

PRAIRIE PROVINCES

‘ace the westem wheat clop at; ightly above last year's yield. Thei

1 1

22 41 :lost LW, 4015, ii ‘.5 21;, 1:14, io-y, 30% 1

iv..-ir 11-11 . ,',ff l‘t~uu Rail _ . _ . ___ i‘ilh Ser N J ___ _ __ Phillip.-1 Pot |'iiiiiiinn Co .__ llndlo (‘nrh ___ Radio Keith Orph liep Iron Steel _,__ S:li'1‘\\`a_\' Stnros ,__ Sears lim-11111-k ._ Shell i'nloi\ Oil ... __ Nlliiiuona l'o tioeriliy Vac .__ ,_ .\‘o\illi Pao .__ ... .. Soulil Iiali ... ..._ St:1n1l llrrliials .. ~.. .\‘tlln1i (11111 Elec .__ Htnnll Oli (‘al .~'1.1111i oil N .1 .. Stelvnrt Warner .,. Sturleiinker . Theriliolil .. . __ Texas i‘n .__ Tex Gulf Sul .. ’i`Ini Roll Bear ____ l'nion Pill-h (`urh .,. __ Union Pac ,_ ... ifnitcri Aircraft Vliltcd (‘orp _._ l'nite1l Gila Imp .__ Uslnd .il ._ li S Smelt .. ,,.. 11 s si.-ei ._ Vllnilriiilm Steel Warner Bros Co . \\'l1rren Bros . ._ West Union ...".... West Elec .,_.. Yellow Tru:-lr Cl-is.-11 Woolrvorth Co

lo 111.4 111 in 101.4 :m=_v, -ii 014

.1 :ilé 2-.'14 as 20 40% m 11-V. :iv/, 111/, 311.4, 122 :im 1013 4% 0 34% am :nc 41%

some sections are dried up.

IAM

01- 121% 1: 24 00% 15 5% 10 4% 12% 33|/4, 041/, 11211. 15% 111/_ 411/, 2: 1*/1 mf, 01/. _le

:I 15% 10 110, 11 15 1:11,; :is 1014 lla 201/, -lug 531 3054, no 3% 10%. 25711 8% 10'/i 111?-'.1 asa, 8.111, 95%

22

wofoiu Qsssyug I-'SKSSI-ff

2114 1114

0%. 10141 2 20 15 5 2-1'/H 24 8% 4251, 7% 121/_ 18 239/__ 06% 20 25'/i :nl 2:11/_ 2.111, 2% 5-111 221;. 1:1-1 :rm 1011:. 7% 35'. 2014, 12'". 100; 3% 211,; 304', 15'.;- 31)' l5'¢i :ii ]<_»l._ lily. 3-’»ii 1 014 ri:i=4 11111, 15 10

3-ii 43% 0 3 3% 22 :il 28% 401.4 011/, 1-l 3% 14% 31 11:1 321/_ in 4% *W1 33% 3.119 3% 41

On New Yo

(By Frederick Gardner. Associated Prem Finmchi Writer) (A. P. B! G\urd|.sn's Bpeeill Wll’°)

NEW YORK. Btpt. 10-Stocks

yielded ground under renewed busi- ness .activity despite the favorable impression in bond circles.

Gold and silver shares and other

recent inflation favorites again bore the brunt of liquidation.

United States Smeitlrm dt Refin-

ing, following its wide decline last week, broke about 11 points and finished 8 5-B points lower at 113. At its low for the day, 111 1-2, it was nearly 30 pounds under last week’s best price. American Smelt- ing. Alaska Juneau, Mcintyre Por- cupine, Cerro de Pasco and Howe Sound dropped fractions to nearly 2 points. _ From the action of metals. coup-

led with strength in the United States dollar in foreign exchange trading and other developments, market observers inferred that specuiators were giving up some of their recent inflation illusions.

In connection with the govem-

ment’s financing announcement, there was widespread discussion in financial quarters of a shift toward more conservative policies in the administration and its efforts to re- assure capital.

The share market drifted most of

the day while Wall Street waited for results of the Maine election and 11. rift in the textile strike clouds. A burst of selling in the last hour carried prices downward to a new low on the decline from the August 25 rally tops.

The Standard Statistics Co. av-

erage for 90 stocks, dipped to 69.1, off 1.5 points. Trading expanded appreciably on the lste decline. The tin-nover was 696,000 shares against. 688,570 Friday.

American Can, Santa Fe, Bethle-

rk Exchange

'hem Steel, Chrysler, General Mo- tors, Montgomery Ward, Westing- -house and American T°l¢Ph°l1°

lsmng 1; point or more lower. Caiifomia. Packing lost 3 1-4 points, Atlas Powder 3, Air Reduction 2, Du Pont 3 1-2, Perinsyivania Rail- road 2 and Reding Railroad, on s. transfer of 100 shares, 5 3-4 cents.

U. S. lwvemmsnt bonds eased

further as the market sought in adjust itself to tl-is terms of the new treasury offer. Corporate ls- sues slipped with the govemment list. Action of leading commodities bolstered the impression gathered from the movement that inflation ideas had undergone rivislon in speculative camps.

Reaqtlng to this govemment‘s

crop estimate Saturday, cotton lost Sl to $1.10 9. bale. Grains were heavy, wheat closing 1-4 to 3-4 of s cent a. bushel lower. Most other 11 actively traded commodities sold , lower.

Steel reports oonfirrried recent

indications in railroad freight ‘ movement of a. small seasonal pick-

_up_ The American Iron as Steel In- stitute estimated production of the industry this week at 20.0 percent of capacity, an increase of I 1-2 points over a week ago. A month ago operations were estimated at 22.3 percent of capacity.

The first; railroads to report last

week's carloadings experienced the usual Labor Day decline in traffic. However, loadirlgs of westem car- riers contlnued to run well ahead of last year.

With no textile strike agreement

ln sight, the dividend meeting of American woolen attracted atten- tion. Directors did not declare s dividend on the preferred. Three months ago $1.25 was paid. The stock sold off more than a point.

(C.P. By Guardians Special Wim)

MONTREAL. Sept. 10-Security

prices drifted lower on the Mon- treal Stock Exchange in today's trading. Losses ranged from a frac- tion to nine points and reflected the softer Wall Street tone as well as the uninspired attitude of trad- ers here.

Some of the leading issues open-

ed steady and declined only in the late trading. Thirty-fcur stocks were traded in board lots, of which 18 declined, five gained and 11 re- mained unchanged.

Consolidated Smeiting was 1; soft

spot, dipping nine points to 180, a price which is more in keeping with its recent odd lot sales and which reflects weaker metal prices in New York. International Nickel was off 3-8 at 23 3-8 after holding steady through most of the morning ses- sion. Montreal Power eased 1-8 at 32 1-8. Canadian Pacific declined 1-4 at 12 1-4 with s high of 13

Security P Lower On Mt

ri ces Drift

’l. Market

1 for the day. Brazilian Traction at 9 5-8 was 3-8 lower.

Bank of Montreal dipped 1 1-2

to 19'! 1-2 while Bank of N-ova. Sco- tia was a. .full D0int lower at 255- |Hollinger appeared early at 19.10, off 45 cents.

Among the numerous stocks in

lose fractions were Canadian In- dustrial Alcohol "A". Cockshutt. Plow, National Breweries, St. Law- rence Paper Preferred, McColl Frontenac, Bell Telephone and Shawinigan Power.

Moving against the trend, How-

ard Smith advanced 1-4 at 7 1-4 while fractions were also gained by Canada. Cement Preferred, Power Corporation and Steel of Canada- Common and Preferred.

Canadian Car, Canadian Industrial

Alcohol Dominion Bridge, Masscy I-la,1i°l'. and Winnipeg Eiecy tric were among issues to close - unchanged

MINING

(Csnadlm Press)

TORONTO, Sept 10_Wea)1ness on

thc New York market started selling in the l‘/ling list of the Toronto ex- change l1»1l:i_v which grew to consider- able proportiolis ln the secondary and penny golds in the late afternoon. Moderate rm-cssions were general_ Norandn retreated with -the golda hut the other base inetni and silver shares were only mildly dlstui-hed by the selling. The close was heavy.

Alberta Northeastern Area-About

1"l~i1:i1ii1i l»il_v1| _230|_ 75 per cent of the wheag 15 ¢ut_

‘ i'i|\u.'i lioiig Kong doililrs 3812.

1'/.1-1-lin.-1111-1ii<l11 crowii .0-101). C

oarse grains generally are pcor.

101111111111 i<r..ii.-1 .'_'i1is. Alberta Southeastem Area-Aie-

l-`ii1|niiil fiiiiiiank 0200.

rcxlmately 50 per cent of the

. P l<r_iii1-1- frnuo 01111. h h h nh ,__ __ V weatcrophnsbcentresedw 1;,.,f_.‘,'§"}f__,;‘§1f”;_2:_nff an average yield of 8 to 10 bushels

_ 1 'P

li~|11111.l 11111111' .0001

1l"'_\$!:ir_v pelign '.’i?‘.!l

lii1l::i riip,.(, _»mq(|_

li11i_1~ ur.. _11_r4g_ -lriiizlii _\'1»n .'.’lil0. -l_\1L'o.~i111~i11 dinnr 022.1. .\_f-w '/.1~.ii-iiiil poiiii .\1--»--it i.1~.-110 '_‘iii_

i_'~! ~ i 111-11 .wav boiill i\f.'-i~:l poullui 4 -*iwiin p~1<<\t1\ lfiii

5\\'f‘dsn_kroiio 250.11, R11-i|1.r~ri1in1l franc .3204

er acre. Coarse grains and feed crops are poor. Alberta. Westem Area-Wheat cuitlnfz is nearing completion. Threshing has been de- layed in the north but in the south

" ll S757 . ` about 30 per cent of the whext has

been threshed. with an average

.St-'V yield of 15 bushels per acre. Sugar

betta are expected t0 Yield 10 l0n5 to the acre. Saskatchewan Northam

Vai'-~1l S1.-111-s rlclifir c 01-32 ner ei-ut Area.-Wheat cutting is nearing """‘"" completion and threshing has com-

=;~- mericed in most districts. The yields:

Street.

Ash.

BOUND

Strong and well made from New Brunswick

NAlLl~:n 111111 DOUBLE

Wholesale and Retail at lowest prices.

Carter & Go. Ltd.

vary widely. with grades generally

_ “°°“~ °°°"° "“’“‘ ”° “““°~ 5”'

katchewan Southem Area-Practi-

cally all grains have been cut and

_ threshing of wheat is well advanc-

A 0 ed. A large acreage of wheat and

practically all of the coarse lZ'l'HlY\-S

have been cut for fodder Manitoba

B I S -Threshing is well sdvimced and

is nearing completion in some dis-

- 1 500 -

for Sale at our SEED & FEED STORE, Queen

tricts. Wheat marketed has been of good quality and the avcrslé

_ yield is estimated at 13 bushels sn

acre. Coarse grains generally are poor and feed will be scarce in many districts.

PROVINCE Ol' QUWEC

Growing conditions have been

generally favourable, though crool in ui. mum 'rovnshil>s have 4°- teriorsted somewhat from lack Of nm. Hmestmg of mins 1° 1" gun mms wlth yields well up 00 average indicated in most section!- Oom is spotty. being good in some sections and light in others. Po- tatoes promise an average CNP' Other roots are d0l¥\iZ Well- 'I'°l”°°° ia makmg good Dr0s'l'¢$ and a sst- isfsctnry yield is anticipated. AP*

Recent rains should benefit com

and root crops in certain areas. Th1‘93l11n8 0! 81111118 Sfiilhs is near- ing completion. Com growth has been retarded by frost in some districts. Cutt.ing_ has commneced and a. good general harvest will partially offset the shortage of other winter feed. Root crops, excep; sugar beets- which will be 30 per cent to 50 per cent under normal, promise an average yield. Apples have suffered from winds and the crop is estimated et. one-third or more below average. Peaches are estimated at only half of the nor- mal crop. Grapes are progressing favourably with a good yield in prospect. but earlier estimates are being modified. Pastures remain in .poor condition. The tobacco crop, already damaged by drought and hail. has suffered further loss from frost. Plants are maturing slowly and the season will be two weeks late but the quality of the leaf is good. Fall ploughing and fall wheat, seedmg are under way but are being impeded by dry soil.

MAR1I’ITM'E PR OVINCE 8

111 New Brunswick barley, wheat

and oats are now being harvested and indications point. to an average crop of good quality. Potatoes are in good condition md promise an average yield. Other root crops are maturing satisfactorily. Apples will be light. Pasturage is fair. In Novs Scotia indications are that the po- tato crop will be below average; other roots are in fair condition. A normal crop of apples is expected. The cutting of osts is under way md it is anticipated the yield will be iight. Pasturage is poor. In Prince Edward Island an average crop of cereals is being harvested. Potatoes

are doing well. Putursge is good. I

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COLUDBIA

Threshing of grain is nearing

i lsc less than an overall! D" prom 11- rg good com letl

p on Tomatoes are now rip-_

Toek Hughes wus again offered in

henry volume and it settled hack 10

| _ .. vents to 0.2.1 but the other higher-

prlccd issues came out in small quan- tity. Hollinger declined T5 cents to 1S75_ Mclntyre $1 to $44, Pioneer 40 to 12.00 nlid Wright. Hargreaves 5 to li 40. Dome was ilnchangrd and Lnko Shore held n gain of R0 cents,

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lAclne Oil ... A1111 on . . ._ ... Alh i’nc _ _ _ _ __ __

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to handle. Potatoes in the Fraser Valley have been subject to blight and s. large Percentage of the crop will be small in size. MhcInt.:s`n md apples are about to enter the ‘mar‘lret. A slightly below average

crop of hops is being picked in the .Fraser Valley. Pssturage continues

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PRODUCE

Qfnnsdlnn Press) MONTR’E.» l.. Sept 10-Flags were

again the feature of the “ontrelll produce a|\1l liniry market today. each of the top grmlcs 1i1l\'1i1i<-ing three f-outs. Iluiter wns quot:-ii f1<irilon1ili_v higher while cheese ileriinml slightly in-llrioe.

to be s°°d in the C=f1\>°°- but new .-lil-"‘.'.1.'i.1.'I'.i".1'i`"€i1"1.."ki"’ii-'.212'.{`i1.'fé‘.i 1

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DOWN through the years- since it was established in 1832--The Bank of lr*

Scotia has steadily kept pace with the advancing needs of Canadian industry and enterprise. Today, as in the past, it

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offers to sound business not only complete " facilities for the performance of every - banking function, but more - an individ- '

nal attention to the needs of each client.

World-wide facilities in every

department of banking ~

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l\i0.\'TIiEAL . Sept. _ ill-0i`feriu|:s

on the tivo .\iontr#_~ni li\'csto1~k iilnr- kets today totalled 11,014 hcud.

Cattle receipts were ‘.!_00'i hi-iid.

There was a liberal sulti‘l.V 0f “ill” and very few buyers. Owing to the Jewish holiday il large nuuiber of liuyers were absent from the lnarkot and owing to the fact that the cattle were of common to iiloiiiuln fluilllty with scarcely any stmlklli l0i9 01 well finished cattle. packers buyers were not bidding. Trudliig was at li standstill.

Calf receipts were 2,4430 hea11_ To-

1llly's prices on calves were ostlinatcii to he hnrely steady to ‘.!‘l celits lower ln _11pr1ts_ Close to T0 percent nf the offerings were lnnde up of grass calv- es, Good quality venls brought fronl $5 to $0 with medium kinds from $1 1?-’> to $4.75. Conilnmi light venla and drinkers ranged from $3 to $375. Grass calves were mostly $225 to $2 50 with a range of $1.75 to $2 75.

Good nlid choice WM $5 to $11; orini-

mon and hlellinm $11 to $4.771; grass- era $1.75 to 3.715. The innlii lnarket was steady.

Sheep neceipts were 4.120 bend.

Good ewes and wrthers brought $5.50 with lamhs weighing 90 pounds or hettet at 84,50. iiuck lambs were $4.50 and cull l.'iu1hs $5150. Sheep were froni $50 to $3.00.

I-lwes $1 75 to $3; lambs, good $5 50

common $3 .'10 to $4.50,

Hog receipts were 2,810 hfvld. Hogs

were unchanged. Bacoiia were $1025 fed and watered Selects drew $1. per hog pi'-emiunl. Biitehers, he.'\\'i1=s iinnl lights were $8.75 and extra ii1>:\\-ies $8.115 Hows were :ihout 50 1':-nts low- er selilng froiu $6 to $7 with nn odd one $0 to 11.25. 1-‘wif-r 11.-1;. 11-1-rc nct wanted.

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cents for A medium. uD three cents. 20 cents for Ii. unchl\ngf'|1_ and 19 cents for (`.

flutter rose lg cent, fresh nn 1 in

mrlnts or loss being q111i|1~1l at 1015 1,, 19% cents a pound. Slunil lots to ro- tailnrs were 20 cents s poiiiid (nr sni- iiis slid '20 cents for prints llm~oi|1is totniieil 11711 lioxes

f‘heese prices tended ll little ellsior.

Ontario colored lining K of n cent of( nt 10 rents a poilnri while Quoiiec cheese li:-1~li'.1i'1i 1,4 cent. to fill, roiits a pouuil Arrivals totalled 1.'i iirixrw

.\'ew l)i|4~hc:~_ polrftoos iilziliitnilioii

Inst ue:-ir's l1~\-ol 11 in 'ol 'lt Vi

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word. Other rates on lnppiielllion

RATE:-20 ver word. Ihre; inser-

tions for the price of two, strictly payable in md ance.

A ents Wanted

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W A N T E D ACROSS CANADA

agents to sell Personal Christmas Cards, Samples styled in case form equipped with handle and dome fastener. Remarkable value at one dollar per dozen. Compare with others. Liberal commission paid men and women. spare or full time. Also good line of assorted cards in boxes with free coloured pictures as premiums. Write Prem- ier Art Guild, 202 Castle Building, Montreal. N-1122-till Oct. 20.

`-:: MA For Sale

CARDBOARD SUITABLE FOR

lining outhouses. etc., 11° per sheet. Guardian Office. #__ tf_.

FOR SALE - CHEVROLET TON

Truck, Also Fam Engine. Apply at Campbells Garage. North River.

L-208-9-ll-Iii.

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` Advertising Rates-'Payable in Advance

Central Guardian locals. 40. Der word: Western and Eastern locals, 2° per word- Announcements nnll Coming Evsnts_ Ze. ptr word; Classified 2.. 111-1- 111`oni. in slemcrio.-n Notion, 1011. 111-1- 1111-11; 1.411111 "1 Florin 1.1111 lsiplrltniil 0fferings_ Carlin, etc , 411. per numr; Letters of Condulenvq ’10e. per inch; Notices of Thanks and Aplnrefintnll, 10°. per Loch or Ac, _per

nlinirnnln Charge for any mlvsrtiusmanl twenty-flvs cents.

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T.9_l-si 'ro Liar-A nUNGAl.ow, ron-

nisheil or unfurnlshed. Apply 6 North River Road- L-231-9-8-31

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T0 LET - FURNISHED HOUSE

or Apartment. Write A..B. C. Care Guardian. L-261-9-11-31.

Miscellaneous .fi

______T_ EVERYTHING IN RUBBER' BELT-

ing and Rubber Traces. Olinton Morrison, American Rubber and Leather Belt Dealer, Fredericton, Station, P. E. I. L-194-9'-7-41.

Vllanted "

*_-__ - WANTED _ 01.11 ssar.. Array 110 Prince Street or Dh01'\¢ 733-M1`5~ Davison. L-B930-Thu-Sat-f1‘ue-61.

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W A N TE D - SECOND IIAND Bicycle. Good condition. ~~Apply

P. O. B X 456. L-265-it-il-33

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Glm. WANTS noalm 1l¢r"_1'R'l-

vate family. L-26'!-9-‘I1-i-L

FOR SALE - AUCTION FORTY-

Five, Bridge and Whist Scoro Cards. Guardian Central Join Printery. Nov. 1-tf.

FOR SALE-REG. GUERNSEY

Bull, senior yearlllig. First prize last year and Junior Champion this year. Also licwly frcshcncd Gllernscy grade Cow. Hal'l'_v Rodd, I-larrliigtcn_ L-.‘.l'l-9-8-3l.

hxtra Money

ADIATEUR ARTISTS SEND FOR

big catalogue of Christmas Card designs in blnci: and white for hand colouring. A profitable and interesting hobby. Many make money colouring cards for their friends. We also sell art supplies. Trilly Ho! Art Shop. Wellington and York, Toronto.