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MARKET BE\`IE\V FOB JULY I, 1931

IIOIIIINION STORES, LIMITED:

Sales of Dominion Stores for the

four weeks ended June 2'( showed an increase of nearly .$100,000 over the corresponding period of lust year. he- inir $1,080,876 as compared with $1,- 827,028 for the same period last year, -up over 8 p.c._ the largest period gain this year. From the first of January to June 21th. sales this year show un increase of $500,771 as compared with the snine period last year. amounting to $12,707,508 as compared with $12,- 2ild,'i`il'I in the 1030 period. S0 for this Year there have heen increases in four out of six periods of ii or I weeks. The record Ls s very favorable one_ especially considering that prices are considerably lower now than one year ago.

\\' H01-EEA!-E I‘ll.ICESi

Tha course of wholesale commodity

prices, which has been declining for some years, continued downivaril dur Ing the month of June. The Donilniun Bureau |i‘ Statistics index nuiniier for that amount, based on 102|! as l00,'was 72.2 as compared with 73.0 in hlay and 87.7 in June_ 1030. Since the beginning of the year there has been a decline of 5.5 points. In the corresponding period of last year there was u decline of 8.3 points, indicating that while thc

prop in wholesale prices has rontin ied, it has been less precipitate than a- year ago. The wholesale prices in dex has been declining steadily since 10°F when it wa 102.7 b

_.1 s , nscd on the

iuoiitiiiy average, as against 100.0 in 1020. 07.7 in 1027, 'lili.~i in 1028, i\'|.I1 iii ]iI20_ aiiil 80.0 in 1030.

FROM FINANCIAL COUNSEL!

In connection with the final agree ment between Franca and the llnitcd States nn the Hoover dciit suspension proposal the question which has sug- gested itself to many investors and trndcrs is whether the stock market is justified or is likely to advance mere- ly on such a r osal wh b si s

DDD . en il ties

conditions have ss yet shown very little sign of improvement. In this is- siis of ’1‘he Annaiist, New \'ork_ which, after stating that the industrial pic- ture in the United States continues gloomy, remarks:

“Repeated experience has shown it

is folly to attempt to inte pret stock market movements entirely bn the has- ls of hiisiness fluctuation. There are other and imponilerahle factors which at times completely overshadow busi- ness devcloprnents as market influ- ences. Tho position and intentions of large financial interests, the temper of the public and the technical pnsi tion of the market itself have greater Iweight in shaping week-to~week and month-to-month movements than do such statistically measurable things as business acttvity, commodity prices or interest rates. it is entirely poasihle for the stock market to more for weeks and even for months against thc trend of business."

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BY EDWARD STORER United Press Staff Correspondent

ROME, Italy, July 9. (U.P.)-The

Itslian 'Pouring Club has recently Ipublished a Gastronomic Guide to Italy which treats of the different famous dishes to be enjoyed in vor- ious regions. The guide i_~;` not 0, mere book of. culinary recipes, but a. guide to good eating, writing with style and enthusiasm. Each of the regions is dealt with, and then out of the way towns and villages noted for some table specialty are men- tioned. No part of the meal is omitted in the guide, from the bread to the meat, from soup to vegetab- les. from fish to fruit.

Bologna, for instance, is famous

ghetti cut in ribbon shape. Genoa

other form of spaghetti. Milan de-

otto," while Rome, besides consum- ing a. huge quantity of kids, and

chokes fried in oil. The gastron- omic gulde deals also with the ver- ious wines of Italy, which are leg- ion, ranging from the light white winw of the northern provinces to the heavy strong wines of Sicily. which sometimes contaha as much as 18 per cent alcohol. The guide speaks, too, of well known folk lore festivals, at which original and characteristic dishes are eaten, such as the festival of St. John the Bap- tist, ln Rome. when snails and frogs are special dishes.

The govemment is doing much

to favor the coming of foreign stud- ents to Italy to take a cultural stud- cs. There is a regular university for forelngners at Perugia with a dis- tinguished faculty and a steady at.- tendance of students from many parts of tho world. Athough this _ university which has its location in `one of the beautiful old palaces of medialval Perugia, has been in ex- istence only since 1926, it has se- cured a reputation throughout Eur- _~ope. It is open to all foreigners and I its object is to spread a better and greater knowledge of Italy and the Italian language. .Some of the most distinguished professors from the Italian univer-

sities lecture at the University for

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Foreigners. including Emilio Bro- drero of the University of Padua; Signer Giovanni Gentile Professor of Philosophy in the Rome Un- iversity; Slgnor Luigi Raya, Vice President of the Dante Society, and Blgnor Gloachlaino Volpe, General Secretary of the Royal It.aii.1n Ac- ademy.

Vatican City has been ,subjected

lately, owing to the tension between the Church and State, to an in-

vasion of newspspermen seeking news. The atmosphere of the Vatic- an, which possesses no official press bureau, is about as difficult for ob- taining news as it is possible to im- sgine. There are some 4,000 roooms in the Vatican palaces, and when the person with whom it is desired to speak is not at his post, as of- ten heppens. finding him is a inat-

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