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0111711951514" Oats and barley futures prices

71'1"" Glwluﬂ” showed irregularity in trading on CHARLOTTETOWN Winnipeg Grain Exchange today.

91 Pill“ 5t- Phm“ m" Offerings showed a slight expan-

A" R.dd'n month. The total of 970.000 shares GQI|QHT| B-A» B-Sm. LL-B- compared with 1,060,000 Tuesday l’ e t ' BABBISTEB. SOLICITOB. 50°- and \vas the smallest since Oct. B. SC- |.o.o.r. Bldg-Nest u. Beddl" Bros. m DENT!!! PHONE 2484 The Associated Press average of 5mm“; Money to Loan - Collection» 60 stocks declined .2 of one point 1P 13$‘: George 8t. salatlon to 64.6. The rail group showed the u xJAy widest loss while lndustrisls and DENTAL . utilities did comparatively well. ?"°“' w“. t i At Toronto '-""" HIGGINS TORONTO Nov. 11 - (c9)- w. Golda continhadmlownhlll on the A L Maglsuu: Toronto Stock Exchange to touch the lowest figure on the exchange’: Dr. . . caAnTEuED index since 1943 for the fifth suc~ DENTIST ACCOUNTANT CfglgVéheﬁlhyh Brace nilgtals 1513!“: 4km“ x8’, "i" '-""'_-' ‘dnsan almost seoligd) llsdtwoef 10:»... B lldlng Boom 4 an‘ Industrials weakened slightly and whgi-lnﬁriallton Street our". Bu“ western oils dipped after a firm Phone 291 W990i"!- CHARI-OTTETOWN Losses outnumbered gains five Tel. 1m 2.0. Box as: MORRELL _ Montreal Exchange ANn ‘

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NEW YORK, Nov. 17-(AP)—-A late recovery checked an ell-day re- treat in the stock market today. Losses of fractions to a point or more were well in the majority at the‘ final bell but the widest de- clines of the session were trim- med ln numerous cases. It was the market's first average setback after a 3-day advance.

Many stocks took a zlg-zag course, starting out higher, mov ing downward. and then rallying. Volume dropped below 1,000,000 shares for the flret full session this

Stock Market Prices. on A»

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Yesterday

to one in the gold list as 10 issues sold at lows. Dome was down 1-4 in the seniors at a new low at 14 and l-lollinger. Kerr Addison, Bra- lorne and Wright-Hargreaves also weakened. Wright-Hargreaves dip- ped 12 cents at $2.08 following an- nouncement of a dividend cut. Aunor. Campbell, Central Patricia, Chestervllle. Giant Yeilownlfe, East Malartic and Madaen were down 5 to 15 cents in juniors.

At Montreal MONTREAL. Nov. 17— (GP)- Loases by selected lndustrials out- numbered gains about 3 tolon the Montreal Stock Exchange and Curb Market today. l-lowevea all of these losses were fractional as no issue dropped as much as a point. Trading was light and only seven issues had turnovers exceeding 1,- 000 shares each. "

Mines remained exceptionally active and closed on a decided downward trend.

Industrial sales were approxi- mately the same as yesterday with a turnover of 42.300 shares. Mines totalled 326,700 shares, an increase of 93.400 shares over the previous day. Closing averages had banks up .03 at 27.52; utilities off .1 at 74.7; industrials off .6 at 130.9; papers off 3.01 at 345.35 and golds off 1.06 at 60.44.

WINNIPEG, Nov. 17 — (CP)—

slon in the form of hedging sales but support was not as aggressive as it has been of late. Oats were taken by American houses and shippers. Processors and eastern distributing houses came into the market for barley. Offerings in oats dried up in late trading. Commission houses took profits in rye. There was the oc- casional shipper buying order.

The price of class two wheat was increased one cent from yesterday. Cash prices:—

Oats: No 2 CW 87; ex 3 CW 87 1-2: 3 CW 87; ex 1 feed 85 1-2, 1 feed S4; 2 feed 78 1-2; 3_ feed 75

Produce.

MONTREAL. Nov. 17— (C?)- Produce prices quoted here today were reported by the Dominion Department of Agriculture as fol- lows: Eggs: Free cases, A large 5&- 56; med 48-51; A pullets 42-46; B 42-47; C 35-40. Butter: Wholesale Quebec no l pasteurized 67 3-4; no 2 66 3-4.

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Birth of Princess Elisabeth's n», will be regiate = b! J- Stanley Clare, assistant relllif" o! Westminster. seen heﬂ. Vi" mu go to Bueklllbllll rel-M within 24 hours of the birth to receive the baby's name from its father. the Duke of Edinburgh.

llew York Exchange

5500 Detta ....... ...._. ..._. 14 5000 Dlckenaon ....... ....... 50 $00 Discovery ....., _ .._ 8 3500 Div Int ..... .... 33 1-4 1010 Dome .... .... ._.... .___ 14 00 Dom Bk ...... ....._.... 25 MOO Donslds ....._ ..__..... 50 21 12 00 1-4 .._.._. 36 . 160 310 . 36 1-4

3300 Gods Lake 2000 Goldcrest .

2000 Goldora 4500 Goldvue 5500 l-lsrrlcana 1500 I-leva Gm

460 l-Iollinger 2475 Home Oil 4000 l-losco 4200 Howey 120 l-lud Bay

8500 Joburke 5700 Joliet 22116 Kelore 2000 Kenvllle

345 Kerr Add

first grade creamery print job price 70 1-2. solids 69. Cheese: Current receipts western white 30 1-8-30 3-16; Quebec‘, white 30. fob factory. Wholesale] export price western white 30 1-8——- » 30 3-16; Quebec white 30 13-16-314 Domestic prices western white 34; I colored 35 1-2. No other prices es-I tabllshed. l

Potatoes: Que no 1 75 lbs new‘ 1.10-1.15; no 2 75 lbs .75-—.90; N. B. no 1 75 lbs 1.25—1.30; PEI no 1 75 lbs 1.35—1.40.

SHIPPING NEWS

AT HALIFAX-

Arrlved Wednesday

Rlouw. from Far East Aquitanla, Southampton Liverpool Packet, LiverpocL. Sailed Wednesday

Oregon. for New York Veendam, Southampton.

AT SAINT JOHN-

Arrlved Wednesday

None.

Salted Wednesday

Manchester Commerce, for Man- chester and Liverpool Thorscape, South Africa.

PRATING OF AGE TIBESOMIB HABIT

The woman who feels a compuls- ion to talk about growing old should curb the impulse for her own sake and for the sake of her friends.

First of all. she is being unfair to herself when she airs this sub- ject. Her talk of age simply od- vertises her years. Secondly such talk can be very annoying to fem- inine contemporaries who aren't so anxious to admit their years.

Talk of growing old can also be embarrassing to other people who are put in the position of having to make tactful denials to the wo- man with this irritating sge com- plex. People who are required to say, “Of course. you're not getting old" or "No one can be induced to believe that you are a day over 30," usually resent having to defend a woman against her own verbal at- tacks.

Perhaps the reason any woman goes in for this sort of thing is that she wants to be reassured that she ls still young. If that's what she wants, the best way to accomplish her purpose is to feel young and to talk and act that way.

Barley: 1 and 2 CW G-row 1.41" 1 and 2 CW 2-row 1.24; 3 CW row 1.31; 1 feed 1.16; 2 feed 1.15; 3 feed 1.09; 2 and 3 CW yellow 1.16,

l-2; track 81 1-2. OUR BOARDING HOUSE

Anaconda .. 34 3'4 Am Car and F . 30 3-4 Beth Steel . - 34 345 N Y Central .. . 13 5L4 Ches Ohio 35 Con Edison . 22 1'2 Elec Auto Lite . 40 1-2 Gen Elec . 37 5-5 Gen Motors . .. . 59 3-8 Gen North Pfd 42 Std Oil NJ 72 7'3 Kennecott .. 55 1-3 Mont Ward . 55 1-4 North Am 1 15 3-8 Phil Petr. ..- 57 7-3 U S Rubber 42 Radio Corp . 11 1-2 Texas Corp 53 3-4 United Air 24 3-4 Van Air . 20 l-2 West Elec . 24 3-3 West Union . 17

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Mining

(Canadian Presa TORONTO. Nov. 17—-

Close 04 1-2 10 1-4

Sales Stock 3500 ‘Alger 8700 Am Larder . ....

9000 Am Yknite . 15 3-4 11350 Anglb Cdn .. 310 4000 Apex . 09 33000 Anacon . ...t 61 12500 Ashley .. . 10 6700 Atlantic . 65 27000 Athona . .. 17 5500 Aubelle 12 1-4 2000 Aumaque . 18 2600 Aunor . 300 3800 Begamac . 21,1-8 40 Bk of Mont 26 1-2

205 Bank of Tor . 35300 Base Met 1500 Beaulieu .. 3700 Bevcourt . 2500 Bobjo 4000 Bordulac . 2500 Boycon . 220 Bralorne . 9000 Brit Dom 700 Buff Ank 600 Huff Cdn 7000 Buff R1 500 Cal Edm . 5000 Caillnan .. 500' Campbell 485 Bk of Com 310 Cdn Brew . 500 Caribou 1033 Cas Treth 2000 Cent Leduc . 3575 Cent Pat 2000 Centremaque 500 Chem Res . 9650 Cheskirk 2000 Chesterville 100 Chromium . 5500 Coastal 2325 Cochenour . 16100 Con Beattie 18000 Con Home 415 Con Smelt 2860 Conwest 11400 Davies Pe 24500 Decalta .. 100 Delnite

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36000 Kirk Gold 9600 Kirk Lake 275 Labrador . 4100 L Dufault 1000 Lake Shore . 100 La Luz . 10500 Label 1000 Leltch 3800 Lingman . 6045 Little LL 6400 Lnuvicourt 1000 Lynx 4410 Macassa .. 2950 MacDonald . 4000 Macfie 8200 MacLeod 4000 Madsen 7000 Magnet . 4000 Macho .. 8815 Mal Gf . 4000 Maralgo 1000 Marcus . 175 McIntyre . 5800 McKenzie SE00 McLellan 2025 McMarmac .. 2000 McWstterI 9500 Mid Cont 1800 Min Corp 1N0 Moneta 7500 Nat Pete . 1500 Negus 17600 New Cal . 2047 New Jason 15525 New Pac . 6500 Newnorth

260 Noranda 3000 Norbenite 4410 Normetal 6500 Norpick

12500 Norseman _ 07 i500 North Inca . 5 1500 North Can 41 6950 OBrien .. 152

800 Okalta 145 2000 OLeary 17 3000 Omega ..

5000 Omnltrans 2500 Osisko 7700 Psc Pe 13200 Do Rts _ 2900 Pamour _ _ 95 2500 Paramaq _ 05 1.2 12000 Pen Rey _ 19 21000 Piccadilly _ 13 1105 Pickle Cr . 135 200 Pioneer 255 2500 Pore Reef 3g 2200 Preston .. _ 13g 5°09 Que Lab .. _ 67 1500 Que Man . 30 153° Quemont 15 10400 Roche 10 370 Royal Bk _ 35 1.4 1997 Royallte .. __ g4 3.4 1825 San Ant . , 335 9600 Senator _ 2000 Sheep Cr 8100 Sherritt 100 Sigma 3150 Silanco ». 57 21400 Silv Mill 39 7950 Siscce 43 2700 Sladen . g2 1000 Springer .. .. 146 1800 Sterratt 31 2300 Steep R0 _ 156 14600 Sud .'Cont 12 1.2 830 Sullivan 135 2200 Sylvanite , 115 ﬁ Teck' l-lu _ 335 Thurbois .. . 1200 Torblt __ g: 1 4 54700 Tran Res 7058 Un Keno .

FOR YOUR WINTER CROSSINGS

6° WHITE EMPRESS

TO EUROPE

For a full week of relaxation and comfort aﬂoat, 5b White Empress to Europe. Congenial companions . . s varied entertainment . . . courtesy and service in the Canadian Paciﬁc tradition.

Sailings from Saint John and Halifax to Liverpool by the completely reconditioned 20,000 ton Empress of Canada and her sister ship Empress of France . ~ . ﬁrst class

return accommodation available.

WINTER SAILINGS From Saint John and Halifax‘ ..asrrm:ss or FnANcI rnurnass OF CANADA nntrnsss 01-" FRANCE . _.n.vu>nass or FRANCE ssnmnss or cANAnA

.. EMPRESS 0F FRANCE APR. 13 ..,....EMPRESS 0F CANADA ‘From Halifax one day lstcr.

‘lVia. Grcenock, Scotland to Liverpool First Class .5240 up Tourist ' ,

The same ‘ cuisine and service are yours on Canadian Pacific's passenger-carrying freighters Bcaverford and Bcaverburn. Sailing! approximately twice monthly.,dstea'on request. First Class fare $220.

Full information from your own travel agent or H- I. Saunders, Canadian Pacific Steamships, 40 King Street, Saint John, N. B.

3030 Upp Can . _ 300 Ventures 525 Waite

, with sows at 27 dressed. Receipts were 52 cattle, B3 calves. 61 lambs and 84 hogs.

3500 Wingait . Maritime livestock report: 2630Wright Ha Moncton hogs grade A 30. 3200Yknife .. so\vs number one 23.50, numbc; V CURB two 22.50 hot dressed weight deiiw 130 Foothills .. ered. Ch iottetown grade A hog’! 915 Pend Ore . 600 fob 29.05, ws number one 31.0.».

Total sales 1372,0000.‘

LIVESTU 0K l

MONTREAL. Nov. 17— (CP)—- Trading on the two Montreal live- stock markets was fairly active to- day and prices were steady. A few heifers of common to medium qual- ity sold from 10-18. Good quality cows brought 16.50-17.50; medium kinds 13.50-15.50 and common butchers 12-13. Canners and cut- ter cows were 10—-12. Common bulls sold from 12—16.

Calves were steady. Grassers made the bulk of offerings and sold from 13-15.

Lambs ranged from 22-24 ac- cording to quality. Sheep were 4-

number two 20.05 fbb.

Best cows were 14. best bulls 1 Good calves 18. Grade A larn dressed delivered 40. Sheep grade A.

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