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lilw roll. N. Y.. oct. so-stocks idsoas aaa _ad 1 er I.

rianhered out at a’ rut ia the late ralepsosq Usias, ' (_, ,

irsdils today. mahinr aoimciahio and coco ooh did a little heir iiirvflai is lohsstea A ward) in--ini ta panama Q ware) gains os a moderately larger turn- the rails, Atchison ssd Ilsias Paola i

"iris ri tame ta a §'l°'iidc¢"t°‘i. it piiniiia ““°'|.”’m|””n, niwliii i

sa s among a ra or ara oc s (|,¢¢|,| ir nour _ ..

sud coincided with New York cenxiand Nashville. sud New 'karen were ‘:);:'|‘§:i="|l WIKI) gritiah Am 01| . trsi'a aaouucoment that it was nego- np I or mon. and southern Pacific. Air Beane 1 04% MII’ I owliastlstch canada unit tiatinl with organised employes for izgtnlore and Ohio and Missouri Ps- Am' CMD Wli, -4 iiiii 04% +2 Dia vnrn-Bea

C C '

The French franc declined in terls Ai cum -- 51%.

of the dollar, although mon than At Refin ._ lriigi $12,000,000 in gold was withdrawn forlllll Can siggl ~'::.':;".::..i.'.'°::. 'f:_°t":::: :i._:_.‘:'2: ‘.1 ‘.':'." ir

funds are being rsdeposited hera hut‘,A.m S its 2|2i 1

[voluntary and temporary wage ra- Iaction of 10 per cent. Fins! prices were llnerally under the top, but the :losing tone vns strong and the ad- vance avenged 2.5 points. '.i‘otAl'trnn- sections were 1.550.740 shares. The decrease in currency circulation

received wide attention and was re- ferred to by bankers nl a most on- rouraglng tum of events. aithouiih some restrainetltheir optimism pend- ing confirmation of this favorable trend in the immediate future.

ln industrial, utility stocks and ape-

cislty stocks net gaina ranged from I to 8 points. U. B. Steel, Woolworth, American Can, U. S. industrial Alco- hol, Case, Allied Chemical, Westing-

in this market. Sterling continued to ni Tobnc

B3 13% 59% lay, lid 1

81%

60% 141;, 1=‘~?..|

also that French investors are imyiar Ani 'r 'roi .ian ia1o¢,,1ai1;,i

ss

WHAT 'IKE STOCK HAIKIT DTI): Ailb Aiifu

_New Company

Buys U.” S. Lines

_M

(Canadian Press)

WASHINGTON, D. C., 0 t. 80-The

shipping hoard today turrifd over the United States lines to a ne company formed by cast and west coast ship- ping concerns. ~

The new concern. known as the

United States Dincs Company of Nev- ada, signed ii contract with the board lor purchase of the ships through George Illnkins of New York, its sec- retary_

The company is owned jointly by

the Dollar-Dawson interests of San l-‘rancisco and the lloosevelblnterna- tional Mercantile Marino Company of' New York.

Closes Doors

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, N. Y.. Oct. 30-The

Federation Bank and Trust Carnpanyi

was closed today by order-.nf State Banking Commissioner, Joseph A. Boderick. '

When the institution was founded in

.1023 it had an authorized capital of 8500.000 and a surplus of $ii00.000_ There wore $300,000 deposits on‘ the first day the doors were opened. ln the first 18 months of the hank’s ex- istence its original rt-sources of $500,- 000 increased to $8,500,000. A few months later tho resources had reach- id $0,500,000 and the capital was doubled. its growth was rapid and continuous during the first years of its existence and at the beginning of, |020 it had capital and surplus of more than $lil_000_000, making it the olggest labor bank in the country. 'ln its latest statement the bank re- ported that it had total resources ol $18.1. 053 \

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MERCER 1 9

(Canadian Press) NEW YORK, N. Y., Oct. 80-Hiram B. Brown, chairman of the boards of R. K. 0.-llatiio Pictures, Inc.. and

R. K. g.-Paths. lac., today aiiuounced romplc on of ii working arrangement between the two companies whereby their studio facilities will be merged \ad the various production assets of the two companies will be available. lor the mutual advantage of both. The

rrtralngemcnt becomes effective immed- a e y.

New Company

orraiva, ont. .o¢_

Canadian i'ress)-lncnrdori::(t?i_oiiB3f ish ioilowing new company is reports.; 1.1 the ceurreiit issue of the Canada n'i“ii°7 i3B0\'¢day Enterprises Limit- :>d,li’i0(;shnres N. P. V., Charlottetown,

__ I

Associated Gasnaililectric Company

_ The Board ol Directors has

- F , declared the following Quarterly , lawns dividends payable December 1,

`\ 1081. to holders of record Oe-

ill toher 80. 1981:

Dividend No. 31

u Dividend Series Prslarrad Block-51.50

r share

Dividend Na. I(

5 Buying On New

the steel and automobile industries.

` _(Canadian Press)

QUESNEL, B. O. Oet, 29.-Gold

basements and warehouses are re- Texas cf.

‘A Ana cup Atchison

Bald Loco .

Fri. lhu. Balt Ohio .

Number of advances ....:. 304 184 Barns A

Number of declines' ...... 100 201 Band Av ..|

Stocks unchanged ......... 118 132 Beth Steel 21';/,, 25

Total isauos traded ...... 501. 587 Briggs _ .. 10% |

10 18

_ ... B .. ._ = _

3°" _ 12;; | ')6`10 1+

Cai Hecla

Coco Coin

‘lil Dupont .

(Canadian Press) Ei” P I-¢ 21%_21'/hi

New voitk, N. Y.. oct. 30-r‘inan- Erie 12 lifi cial markets bloomod with a !re)li iF°¥ Fiim - 7% 3 burst uf buying today. Free 'rex . 20'V..-P29'/fe

Share prices pushed up Si. to $0 in G0" Aiiiib _ 14`%|

the stock exchange. Many domestic Gel! E196 ~- 29%|tl0% iwaaa gained sro to soo per bona arlncn Foods fl-'vial an I $1,000 par value. ‘G¢\'i_ M0 25%| 20 _ In the Chicago Board of Trade, wheat GUI R Sis' 30 32 prices surged up 2 cents a bushel, and Gdyl' Rub 23 24*/4 corn gained half as much. G-Paige - . 21M

Among the factors bringing fresh Gflilliy . .. 7% 8’/ix cheer to Wall Street were: H0" 0ii -» 23'/9 29% 1-'ras ai-on or $24,000,000 in ear- Had Mc -- 10% rcncy in circulation. indicating a re-Milli HMV » 2-‘Wi 20% turn of bank depositors’ confidence. 1 inf NiCiil° 9% 9'/1 2.-Strengthening of dollar exchsnga~ ini Tel ~ -- 10% 17%! against European currencies such sl -70011! Ml!!! 33% 33% the French franc, indicating renewed K9" C011 -- 12% 13% confidence in the dollar in lilurope. 11"” C0 -~- 59% 3.-The statement of Albert II. Wig- 1-ik My B 55

gin, chairman of the governing board I»0€Wl 1110 33% 40% of the Chase National Bank, that sub- iii¢1§ Till P 49% 51-

stantial betterment in economic con- M l`l'“°K -- 19 nitioaa ta in tna ailing. Bien Ward 11% 12%

-i.-Reports that the railroads are i\llil N0 -~ 15% 19% progressing with a programme of re- Nl! C Iles' 17 I storing their credit, which may in- N-if D PIO- 27%i 27%l clude voluntary wage reductions. NM 1’ I-it - 17% 11%

ii.-Reports of improved sentiment. N Y Cent 50% 5-'iii

and gradual quiclrening of activity. in Par Pub .. 14% 15%

Pen Ford

. 21 27

\Vall Street was particularly im- Penn Rail 81% 32%,

pressed with the improved tone of the Phil Pei: .. ii In bond market, where liiltii Effiiie NNW P 5 0fN5i 61% ii-/1 investments were pushed in fair voi- Pull La ... 26 20 ume. vi" B Ci’ igaii I

Radio Cir

llem liand

Cold Scales’ "°" ’ “ ': 23”’ 2.

Rock Isl Roy Dutch

Sine i"orp

‘S Pacific

S Brands -S G Elec -S 0 of Cal

Studebaker i

iss '143/,

rt K 0 ._.\"r% 7%

59’/ii

1u%i 11%

Di/ 191

50% 57`%»I

1%

4%

10%

,Safe Stores 40"/s 52 40%

Are Resarrected _S -=»----- -5;; 4;'/i -gy-

1 ..

sun co 12-/, 12\/, 12%

_.ao 51% 4a

santa nan :gpg-1a% lliiix

' as 385;, as

_ :ia an

scaies which for twenty years have 9 0 ..fNJ\ 3§;r__ia:i1,/Ji 321/_,I

~ iv _ -

been accumulating cobwebs i_n i‘ ""“°" 12,62,

into 1955

Tim RB

ies 23 'Vi

stored to their conspicuous places U C Curb ,MW ,ww 345;,

on the counters of Csriboo general if Pacific .mu |101 103 |101

llnlt All'

1fs1Ȣ.|15M 15141 iss/,I+

is my,

10%

' t IC D G -41° 1 .I / 10'/ 10;/

F' c Pacific _ 145 “ ‘ " 0f\‘C‘_de Pasco NA 15 14 15

iCheas Ohio 31% 32% 31% 32% Chrys Mn _ 15% 15% 151/,.1;1%+ 1,5

.113 110 11:1 ua +111,

gal G(`Elci2, 2|. 22 21 22 +1

. 0" "18 - 72% 72% 7004. 72% +21/.

Cont Can _ 38 38 S171/. 371/1

Ofk' corn 1- _ io- io ~' _ (Inge gqvmhrg _ 2.4 V. auf. 40%

sv Ch 5 5, 1 1

l- incl riusm.. 1oo%1o1;;'io<riA1oi1/Zi

an-3; 1 -Wa

12 7’/G 20%

or

-sl

7-1:. 28% 2si,4, o 10%

sew, 12%

:sais 4054, 11% 18‘/_- ?i i 141% so 1-iii zov, oily, 01% 25 is 7%

22

32%

29% :cu/, -1%. no I -.

sry. 1531. :isis

l3'l%

;++

11% 25%

5771 _ 187,;

13

+fi5++

s eo'/_. _'im/, an 2.114, 1..

++

stil:

20% owl mi/..|

l3§§|

any., 51 12 nw, 21%

17’/ii 53'/is 15

+~i°

26% 32% 'i'

62% so

++

13% 7% -

es nz - 42|/,, 7 1244 sol/1 101.1,

new

++

33’/yi

181.41 22

stores these days for the accomod-

present working on the river bars and hills of Cariboo than at any other time in the last three or four decades. Some make "wages" and better, while others take out little more than "grub"- 1-lope of uncovering o rich del>°5ii? keeps the majority cheerfully at

drift down with the `,current in

employ log rlii-S. mln? 01 Which are poorly constructed and Often

te." Dividend larloa Preferred Stock- i.el5§ par share. ' ,

' ll. 0. 0’KEii1FFE, Eeeratary

unit Corp 13154114 lirioti

Warn li Co I ‘Var Bros ._ Wes Union West Elec

Wool Co Worth I’

Y T Coach

1 i 7%' 7%| I mi sum

`-5’ »e *-1 =§=.

7

77

§_

um 2:4 nm

137/ai+

“.2

14|-

1 +139 + ii + ~/. +1141

+ % -i-2% + 1/ii + %

+ %

¢i2%|+ 'iii

+15/i

+ + +1 +005

'ii

... Do Stores .. ...

MM__ imperial Oil _ ._

12% l2i‘|_ int Petroleum ...

iii #ness

35% +2

+ ‘A +2

is

+1'/it -2%

1%

“.5 ssssss

o

+-‘A

24i4|+1\/,

fs

2oy4l+2

:ui/,|+1%

+ ‘ri

%

+1‘}-'s +1 + % + %

++ »-.s §f$5-ff

*$6

+ +

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+54 +1

+13 tt #seas is

12%.!

iii.

` ir s I A1, Inn lsesfl so |:i2'i4.i+2'%.

““°“ °’ mine" n a s¢..»i`°.\ .va/_I ov ‘I aw at-v.\+ v.

There are more prospectors at vm, sm, _| 1,;-;,,| mm 1s./_,I Z,

'J i l H.

i 4a"A.I 450.1 out +10.

ati snu.| :sm/.1 sn»;g,\+11.<. »v.\21‘,€.i2ow 21 I-Hu

5%! I i I+ 1/.

éd on s. location seven miles from Quesnel, where be has been mak-

woi-k_ On the larger streams they ing fair wages all summer.

According to Dean R. W. Brock.

search of "better ground". Some of( the University of British

Columbia. who recently completed an ixivestigstion for the provincial

their occupants come to grief. government, there is far more

Others are dugouls and ‘roughly gold in the Caribou countryt than! fashioned fiat-botiomed boats. has ever been taken ou _ Where the streams are not estimates that the am°\1¥1i mill’

navigable even for sm-all boats run into hundreds of‘ lmilllor-1; Zi Prospectors resort to back packing- dollars. when ROM. 1\;i;;E ysmct One man set out recently 'With “' its imyday in the (£9 taken wheel barrow on which he 3:6 only Hi>°“i‘ W0-00°- WFS '

waded his gold-rocker and o G1' ou. 1 ... W: “‘°_‘:_:;'°°:.;_:;;1:;";.f.'. '_:_..:_:_z forty miles out, but he C0l1'\Pi‘°m ° 0119 ° P

~ - ' f i in sriuan columbia. and activity is

have Charlottetown

1.00 (Mil.

- Arriva Moncton

1.10 pm.

RITUIN

Lrave Monaco

L50 Lill-

Arrlve lhvlortnown

9.20 un.

mass sian. _ _ _ aio some nip _ na _ --_‘... a11.aN1'ic snnnasn ‘mrs

savr slit nouns

reported also in Atliii, Omineca. Bimiiksmeen, Thompson and othef areas. In one location alone in the cariboo, according to Dell” uma. tue... is a oi-°Sv@°i °f fe'

$100.000.000.

A Clash

>

IDNDON, Oct. 30-(AP)-

10

12%

11 10!Q| ll

7% 18% 10% 11% Ni/2 3% 30% 15.40 05

int litiilties A . lat Utilities B _ Moss Mines . ,. Norandn .. .. .. Biscoe __ ... ... 'l‘|-ck' lluchos ...

as _ | .

| !15‘A»|1iii.i1o5{.;- w“"""' 1ii"‘"“ - 3% in- .\a.»1..-i ._ ._ i01i',<,,i1o'».|1ou\,<,;1ir.|f;¢. +251. Y ' 121 11201.11'-'1 u'-'ua +01. __ .\1.~~.-.~ n...n. _ ii ,_ +1 ii... ` ii ._

3.5% his nay,

Grain Market

WINNIPEG. iuaa., oct. so-(ny in~~

Canadian i'ress)-Eiitliiisiustic invest-

nionths prices climbed to their high. est points since last June. Climaxing a week of slow but steady improve- nieut prices lt_the close sliowctl not advances of from 2% to 2% cent.-_ Oetoher finished with a gain of 27,. at till'/4 as did November at tho some

p;;lce.t1‘§Lliilo giecember was up 25;. in - a a to and liia 2-, ' 1,’ to 09%. ‘$4 Y “ir iii U9 i

The final quotations were well down

_[rum the scssion’s high marks. where at on_c tinic October was boosted nliuve the 00 cent mark, \vliilo May was iii- most within the 70 cent mark.

The busy session, which saw n

voluminous turnover in the pit, was feiliiifeii by a heavy spreading trade between Winulileir und (‘l'iic1ii-I0. with tlie larger commission houses sponsor- iili! 0 heavy buying ilciriand in tlic .liay futiire_ October future reflected n better demand for cash wheat with New York exporters and milling in- terests being credited as the purcliaa- ers. Short covering in the cash mar. llet also was lu evidence.

Liverpool continued strong. but the

most important factor lu the encour- aging, foreign news was a private message which claimed liusslan was iiskiiik bi-il"'1‘B. io wlioin abc had sold wheat for November-December deliv- ery. to accept delivery of "spot" wheat to fulfill the contract, which suggested Soviet shippers were lu difficulty con- cerning future exports of wheat.

Trading in cusii wheat was quite nc-

,tlve and spreads generally were un- changed to ii, cent better. There were further encouraging exports in outs which featured sales in the coarse grains.

‘ CLOSE

I

' ivimnt: o.-r, on

(lil3liiiA¢ May 00%

t;0~.:.'|~1'~. “/~ ~

a4%!;3i; Mu~;’t3“:i%i"/Q., \o\ Zi.ii,4%, Det.

Barley: Oct. 2iSi_i{\B; Nov. il‘.'l’,§B; Dec.

3014.1; May 41%.-\. ‘

$5?

Nov. wa. 1....

CAS ll PRICES

Wlicni-_\'o. 1 hard, T0-'H2 nn. 1 nor..

00; no, 2 nor., 03%: no. ii nov.. iiibi/,;

no. 4, 5;;/1; no. 5, Til/,; no. li, 4714; feed, 40 4; track, 48'/,; no. 1 duruin, 80%. ` _

0ats_No_ 2 C. \\’., 35%; no. 3 C. W.,

:i2'./.~: er. 1 a-ra, 3214; nf.. 1 f.-.=.|, 3114; no. 2 feed, 3l]‘,£-I rejected, 27',-5; track 3514. '

liar-icy-.\i'nliIn;t grailcs: 0 row cx.

3 C. \\'., 4-ii}'|; 2 row elf. 3 (‘. \\’. -i.7~,'V,. Other grades: No. Zi C. \V. 381;; no. 4 C. W. 371/,; im. ii C. \\'. 1i.".f,ii; no. o C. w. 341.4; track, assi.

]\'E\V YORK

' NEW YORK, .\'. Y., Oct. 30-Foreign exchange irregular. Lire-at Briiain in dollars; others in cents: Grout Brit- ain dcmand 3.501/,; idrance 3.011 1-lli; ltniy 5.151/,; lielgiuiii 13.03; Geruiauy ‘.".l.7-i: Caiiiiila 80.50.

1\`l~1\V YORK. N. Y., Oct. 30--Buiidcil

wheat closed firm.

lligli Low Closo

0L't. ». J. .. ... |125); Dec. .. .. 1.. liiiii

ClllC.\(,i0

CHICAGO, Ill., Out. 30-\\'licnt laic

today went well above the sciison's highest previous it-vel. tit.-nt-ral buyialt on the part of cash and senhnard in- terests swept tha pit <-icar of surplus

0fferir"‘L and ii: was coufiriilioti t’hnt govorsvvplf sponsor:-d a;:\~iu~os tru been seiillgg wheat to exporters. and taking -beccmber future delivery con- tracts in exchange. llruxilliii "i‘l"f'i'i*1 from Argentina and frfuu dniuustlc winter wheat territory i-o\iti|\\‘f-st were an additional bullish factor, tag:-tiicr with word that llussla was cancelling forward wheat snies_`

llyo as wcli as wiioat ont-did the

iseason's top prico rr-card with i’niaa<i reported as having bought a big quan- tity of rye from Russia. \\'iu\at viosf-ld strong, 1%-2% cents biuiicr, corn “<- .lllr up. oats iii ad\'ancn<i and previ- sions varying from 1_7 coals dciciizu to 50 cents gain.

,___.i_i--_-

PRWCE STREET SCHOOL

I-ionor roll for October. Grade X-1 Mary Owen, 2 Mur-

ion Storey 3 Elsie Townshend and

Mifi Il .

C0V¢i'ii`i¥ i‘i°id v“m°d_ at mo" maui Gré:i!esI;i'-1 Marjorie Campbell.

2 Dena Court,_3 Fanny Leish-

ii cn-ads vm-1 Katherine nagnaii

° 2 Ruby Acorn, 3 Hilda Larter.

Japs Chlnese Grade VII--1 Janet Stewart. 3

Gladys James, 3 Jean MacDonald.

Grade VI-1 Doreen Alley, 2 Jean

' (‘ i'u |.. _ _

I li.-n S \'.';irel

if; < .

'Wi' ~ [limi-;" lei

»“'~-'i' 0 ..-n|iii a|i.ow|i.aat

0{\enlllill\lI.on‘|i.aat _\|,,,_,f, , _'um 3 ‘I_»'A`iii3-\|-~,Q||~~.:4|:-:_ :io .\ i»r..n~i ' ‘li-ll ' " 2i'| | 3 A

12%

E ._

i"`i\.i'liullen;|i

lir.|.:i|i_iu 11% li 17 i'ou'.»r A ,. ran var i`dy ti l 8 7% ‘Will " i"|iy l'(il . l(ii,§l 11 10% l`-iu 1'-nn-ut . Nile 501 5%

51;. \

1|'i|| 2il

7% IT

._ 5%

"J" ‘i_‘l--'ilu _ ._

inn l‘..\\- ppl, __ ‘

. '~ . 1.11.5

t'..;=~ \1 _#melt G5

..

‘Ea

mi ...oo

io ini; io 10|/. 8 8 'Iii Til 2% as :it

ina... .n \\ ....as

.fll'u\\-~. .\;i' iirv-iwrirs ._

_~' ni i':in:\ - ’ '_

iv... 1111...- all 21/,

)ll`I_\'1'li!‘}.\l'., Que., Oct. 30-(By file

f'au:ul‘::\|i 1’i'|-ss)--A sirceping upturn an tin: u-in-at xuari:-its together with

in iii-1...-l rally in Wall Street today

mum buyjug broke 100" on the w|"_£l.i-unrtii iiiiout ii iirui rally on the lliilek Grain Exchange today and in, the most bullish session of many'

.\io:.i;--~_.l stuck Exchange 'after early ii'iul|.|-,; had been barely Steady. The close was sli'uu‘,' with eight gains sliawu as ur__':iinst tivo losses.

.ii-livi|_\' \va_~i again indifferent, oiil_\'

7,17: snare.; 1-iiaiigiiig liaiuls con||\.iro<i uiili ~l,nl5 on 'i‘iilii'silay and 1i>,0S'.’

..~li:ii‘t-a on the correspoiuliug day ul’

‘last yi-ar. 'l`iic custuniury l'::niei's,

iiraziiiaa Traction and liitcrnatioxuil

l.\'ivlu-l um-vu ratlicr neglected but .\'a-

tional Iiri-worleu and Moiitreai l‘owcr. “|\<~;;;_-oil issiics” took their place as ri-gai~|I_-1 activity. Breweries was trad- ed in the extent uf l,`lil'i shares, hold- lu'_' at lla rcstrictcil level of 212 l'o\vi-r wiili _-ali-s of ildll was also uncliangcd BI Zi". - .\i:i.-_~'<-_v llarris third in activity. couiinw-ii ils moderate atinvnce of the past \\-or-it to close at 3. up 1/., on sales of T15 shares.

The iiilcrlistcil stocks firmeil noni*

the close. Brazilian Traction, Canad- ian i’:\<'iiic and Nickel cncli sbowiul! it friictinnzil appreciation. Other issues tn record fractional gains were i‘nn- ndlan Var l’rr-fcrrcd. Cockshutt Plow and Lake of the \Voods.

The annual report of Canadian Mar-

coni. appearing today. showed its caruinizs suffered lu common with most other concerns this year. Ai- iliouizh its sales ni’ radio receiving sets sliowed au increase over the prcccrl- ini! yr-ar, pri.-1--r-"tting in this divi- ninn pffcr-t'.\.i m-nfits, '

SM.-u..»r r.-.-nf.--~o rauccfl from $4.27

tn 5"""’- "-»"»~i “tot-e funds closed at 111'. po.. .»~'»v nrr-'nluni_

'r-... 1..... y -1 with sales ol $10.-

naq “-,,.. 1' -1.-. pea,

Mining Exchange

(Canadian Press)

'l`Oi{i').\"1`U. Uiit., Uri. 30-(Mining

sales close)- Sales Stock Hlgli|Low[Closc ~1ooo_.\en.c ._ ._ ... .10 .15 |_15 -l0U,.»\.liix .. .. ... 1.09 1.07 1.07 2i0Li,Auiulet .. .. .. .17 .lil .17

iliillii B-llolliugef . . .00 l .031/Q

2a'.tl0!Bauiiinc ... .00 | .05 iiiii\il\Bi\IgouLl .. ...\ .1i’}'; .14

1000_l.iuI'i`alu-(`an . . _'Ji .‘.’2i-'ii

S'.’00§L‘oliiiiiar|o . . . .071/Q .07

~l50tbi‘aiius:i .. .. ._ .12 11% 5_\’.'iii)oi|ic __ ._ ... 10,251 10.171

l11l2ll`,Lii'aii liunyn .. 1.00 1.35

Il~i5ilIollii|gcr _. ._ 5.00 5.110

J;'.l|0iioin¢~sicad _ ._ .IN _IiIi~ .Il-S il00,llowey .. ._ ._ _Sill Milli .33 2000`Kli”k Lillie _ ._ .55 .55 .55 conollcirk rreniier __ _o:v_. .o-.>\/, .ozi/_. ll-i5_'iiI.akc Shore . .. 23.-10 28.00 23.00 5100lMacassa _-ii i.~i1l ;_4-i

.00 .00 .1-I .‘_’3‘}£ .01i,§ .12 10.25 1.50 5.00

1

:sonmnn main . ..| _mini -01’/.I ~01%_

2l0i.\lClii(yi‘e ._ ... ]ii_`.'.'|` ]!l_‘.I5` l0ililf_\II.'Ki1ilc-_V S00 . .Tift ‘.35 i -i00|Miniu;; Corp ._ 1.0.1 l_3.'l

1-i_'|2'ii)'.\l0l'fili£ llilll ... .`i(l‘/_.1 .lil

l0.‘.’.a» .35 1.35 .1ili,§

.'i00!.\luuetn .. ._ ._ .flfi .0¢i

1-l-i00‘.\Ins.~i ._ ._ ... .37 .Il.`i

3il0INiplssiiig .. .. 1.251 1.20 1.25 1'10lii.\'oranda .. ...i 15.70! l~'i-iliii 15-70 noonioien ._ __ _17%l~1i I-14 imolimt <*..in.it .oi .oi l.0i 1000il'rr-micr .53 .53 i-53 ine.-.!si.-iritt .si _ni lm

1Ii00lSlscoe _. .- .'»00iSta|Iacnna .. ..

2R00!S_vl\'aniic .. ._ .

1000"l‘n.=hoia .. ... .10 i,l0 i 1::::_'.i'i'.»¢i< iingnes ._ naol. r..r.5l i'.il0'Tou11r:ii\ae _ ._ .20 1.20 I 1.-.nnlrniuni Kirk _oo I.os |.oo 2nn1\'i|nnni can _ ._ .oo I _ns |.r.5 .'..'.=.'.i\\'.-lei.: liar ._ '.'.ii0| 2.85 Total sales 244,010.

.08 .37

.ni .ru 1.04 .num .niet .oi’ii. ‘.07 I iii |_07

.io sm _eo

v.\'i.is'i'r~:n _

_ov-5 .oi 14 10.~lll ‘.'.t}0 3.00 .sin 3.00 ll .‘_’.'\ 10,15

-i.'»i.\ssn Gus _. ..| .0-i'f_»l ,fiii/ii Suomi.; :\i\..nnri ..| .011/.I .0\‘/.

fn'|` B A Oli .. ...| 10.-iil| 10.40

1‘.'50,(`ltcui ltcscli .. 2.05 '-’-50

iiltfnast (Topper .. 14.00 3.00

:i1oau~‘.ia<n-na.. ._ .suit _xml 1il0§lIudson Bay ._ 3.00 3.00' 1|:nii...pn|. i.. 11.-:.1 1o.s5i Ulftilnt l\'i|'kt‘l .. .. ]i|.`l.'| 10.15! 4? `l5|lrit Pvirril .. ._ 11.35 11.3-'il ]l..l.|

2soanl.\u~i.n.»a _0'1‘/.~ -00'/.1-07 io-:nmxonion ._ __ ._ :.'a as'/. .1856

i’.00il'ou|i Oreilie ._ .78 .78 i

'i'0ilil'Zl|lf~"~\|ln .. ... 7i0(l0i(1nu<i|'isi\ ._ ...

1000ll’euiu I‘cie . .. .02 .02 3700i\’cniiii'cs ... ... .50 .47

l000[\'ick<-rs .lfifii .1-'lib

(‘l.'lill

ioooinoim. ._ __ ._ .fu .01 ioooimm ._ ._ .lu .ml

l‘.’00iBro\vnlcc .. ... .ilfliéi .iii-'lin 2'_»ooo|<‘..n i<i.-it ._ ..| _0i'-’.| .01 i

1000iF‘liutnbn .. ...

isoolm-in inks _ ._ .ofuii .00 I 2500!Grozello .. ... .lfi -ifi |~`i3 zoonoiriiiiton .02 .02 '.02 -:xnoolivirir iiant . ._ .0110 .01 I-01% ionotou select _ ._ .0fW.l _:wb _tviivi t\500|Rihago ._ __ -..` .0\‘/rl .0'i'i;i 194% looolivints Lara .0-Wil .0-'-415 .0516 .__.1__..__i__*

and Tom Stewart, 2 Helen Murch- eson, 2 Richard 13118111111.

_'ls .si .niiii _oe .41 .1311

_si .si I .ou/., .047/,.'

.os _no .ofiii _ou/.

1/.

_(10%

MARKET Gi » 0 .Un Masons! The Monmal tlonmaluarlut .

|&fL A Attractive for Investment of

“nw ((`st\adian Press)

ral If un- \\..u sm-t n..n~k-1 1......-. um "l"""- f"ii‘*“iUi! an carilf-r poriml of ht-a\.u|~;-s .md irri-gulariiv iui'lii-3 cticod a rf-|~:~\'»~r,r an ilu- laniul ex- ¢‘l\"l'\i=f_'- _Ar tin- rinui. inn-o in n dnii aiu n_|r|..n~ i-_-|__ friu-i|..nai gains had i”`"" ‘j“"'-"‘i\'<i i-.\' itr.w_i|ian, 1'. ii. ir.. iiiiii »\|"i<"i. lin- inter-listed issues. iviilic win-r _-1...-as i.. rovnrii frnctuin- lil train- \\'<‘rc <‘_|n:|-iian Cnr Preferred. C0“i¢¥ilI~'i I’lo\v, l.ai:e of the Wunlliif and lin.-_-cy-liarris_ A further and shlifii '='fliI\ iu_\\'iicat prices was the luort r\u1~n||rn;:iii;: dcvclnpinent of thc, iifll- -"ull signs are not lar-kini.' timt fi" iii'-i*\'~-\'||\1: sa-niluif-nt created byi till.-‘ii--»:'»l and orlu-r recent 1ir\va1.-,|».-' incn_~: are contributing in the clliuln- ntnm oi' n\-orlnu-ning stock for sale on tin. lm-ai "_ ~-

i ”iii.<-t.

A """"!‘itnlaiion of rvorlri events in iii” !\f\“' fc\‘.' \\'cv»l;s, which include! tbl- liriiisii clrr-tions, the rorcnt l.n- \':\|-li~a»-.~.-r ~...r.»r.-two and air-finite 1n- iilli-'liiav of ni.-br rnvisimi, null firmor i"‘"ii""‘iii_\' l‘r||-na. la certainly of ri nature tn stiff.-n confidence no ont- cio--ctw r-..\'cr_\~ tn como or.-r night. but all are ngzrcod il’ the trcnil is in HI/‘ rivlit -iirv-v-tion and a definite turn 'lin-::ir.i from the bnttnm use-trcvl, n rirlnu rmifiiionrc alone \\'lii do rniiclt i" -‘ln-mi lim rccnvory.

Tin- annual rcpnrt of (‘:\ua~iian liar-

rnni. wiiicli usuallv aiinoar- about Jniil- suuimor-_ was flaallv roic:i-ni today.

Earnings stiff.-rml in 1-mnnmn with mast other conf-ovno. and althaiighi si.-ws nf radio rm-f-ivlnl! sara shnvvca' nn inarnaaf- over tho pr'-r-1-ding 1-anr_i i\"i""-"tilting in this divi-lou 'hut-ti profits.

Credit Extended

(Cami illan Press)

Bank of Euglaml ii:is,requestorl and received a three months' extension from the ltank of France and the Fed- eral llcsorve llank nl' New York oi' thrce~f|ftlts of the £25.000,000 or(-.Ut irranre-l during the national emergen- cy. it was loarnmi today.

The bunk autiiorlzcrl thc following;

starr-nn-.-tt

“\\'ii‘| rr~ff‘rem»c to credits for th¢-

ni>Y"ov‘-~-~.\_- cquivalcnt in each r-:iso

lilnglanil from ilu- fi-it nf |_.,,,f __\,,~,,s, iii’ tho Ilank of l-`r:i'u-c :ind the Vati- cral llcssrvn llank of New York in francs and dollars rr-spcr-tively, wiiif-li "i""iii" i‘Kl‘ii'0 fin fha _'list in_=tfiut_ those banks ,have at thc rr-qiicst of the llank af England ntrrr-od to oxfcnil for

vi fiirtblor pt-riod of ilirm- iuonihs thc flnprnx mats c |,] t 1 , or £ia,ooo,ooo."q"“ pn " "wh ""0

Exchange Rates

1-onouro, ont., oct. :io-my ine

Ciiiiuilian l’rcn.~l~l<1xi'iini\gc- rates nf, tlie_clase of the market today were as follows: ' _

Pound sterling in iiiontrenl 4.27%. Pound sterling in New York 3.8415. Caiiarlinn dollars in Nou' York 80%.

Produce Market

1l0.\"l`lil-.`Al., Que., Out. 30-(By the

Canadian l’rt-ssl-l’i'iccs uf spring ivlient flour gained froui ten to thirty cents a barrel lit-rc _today due tu the iidvniicc in wlicat prices. First patents Ilt $4.60 tu $5.00 ii barrel and sccuuil patents tit $4.00 tu $i.Z.’0 were both up 10 to ll() cents ivliilc bakers' liuicnts aiivaiwcil .20 cents ut -$3.80 to $1.00, less 10 coats a barrel for c:|sb_'

A fairly good voluuic of duuicstic

business has been triiiisfacteil this wcck but export inquiry luis not l...,;.,|

‘so brisk, _falling off wiieu the \vin~at

markets ii-lvancefi rapidly ouch ,|,,y_ Good current shipuiouis, lioivcver, are

`bc|ur.: iiiaile.

Winter wheat flour prices hcld uu-

cliniiged being quoted at $2.90 to $'.’_il(i it bnrrcl. for carlots, and -$fi.‘.30 to $21.-i0 far broken lots.

.\`I<J\V YORK, N. Y., Oct. 30-Ilan' su-

gar was li littic cnsicr today with spots declining 2 points to thc basis ni’ 3.10 for spots, on szilcs of 10,000 bars of Cuban from store to a local rcfinc-r.

llcflccting thc dcellnn in the spot

market iiiui inarc favorable lliiropcan crop advices fuiuroa were lower, clus- ing \\'itb not losses of 2 in -i points. The near uinuths were rcliiiivoly easy uiulz-r il.|||i.lailons, u-lille ilicrc was some selling by prmliwiutg and liurup- can interest oi' thc distant positions.

Sales wi-rc 11,150 tous, including

about one-tliiril in the form nl ex- cliniigcs from the near to iiic most distant. positions. ll(-c. closcil 1.‘_‘!l, _Taii. 1.241, liar. 1.‘J|, May 1.20, July 1.33, Sr-ot. 1.3¢.

ln r\~l`inr~d list pri;-cs wcrc u|u~iinu;:-

eil nt -i.ii0 for fine graniilatmi with second hands a littic stcadior and none av.'iiiabic below 4.55. Tlcmnnll iiawovv-r was light, while withdrnivnls against old contracts were only of sc:isoual.if\ proportion.-1.

(`0TTO§`

l\'l~l\V YORK. .\`. \'., (lvl. 310-Pntinn

futures closcil liar:-ly .~1i_:-avi_v: closing bids: Jan. 070-71: l~`-~b. 071: .\lar_ l`Ri- ss: Apr. ons: uay rozi: _inns 712: ~l\\i.v 7L'1»2‘!~ .\u;:_ T110; Sept. 7-10: Oct.: Nov. 0.’i.’i: Doo, 4u‘._':-0_'i. Spot rinsed steady; midiliinxr 070.

l'.ivrrpoal:-f`oliou. f.-pot good busi-

ness done: prices '_' li. 7 uniats ltlllli- cr_ Atucricnu niivlfiilu-_-_ fai- 010: strict iraod ntiddilug 571' =»..o.| iuidrlliiig

i . .. -. .

iiuacnongau, a Janet Machsren. g Grads m-1 Eleanor Mary Duffy 23,1; __';',',§_",‘,n,‘§“(§{}{f{,.. ,'.1-j.. ,‘,‘,‘,lf“},1‘,’2,'f

Grads V-1 Constance Mwiurc, 2 Marjorie 1/.'cEechem, and Gerald- anna 47-1: .mm ....n.....»_.~ 4:14: aami

<°°°=°‘~“ Pf°==> 2 oh- Mew--. = G---1- D1==m°“d-,\-- H1111--_ = C.-so =<--d-11--<1 r_';‘.'.:‘_a"."£0.15"iri:f:..:af“‘~°“° '°"‘°°

Grade IV-1 Enid Nicole, 2 D008- -Donald MacLure.

M db” P| Morden aapmr to the Dany man ,iss iuacnaiian, s neun Mm.. 3 -made 11-1 sein Menachem, 1 “""""""""'“°"`

The on r ana J - t to ,ed

catches your train . . .

After-lunch plane connects with trains

at Moncton for Montreal, Saint Jain and Halifax. A fifty minunea t gave; you six lio\\rs.-- Spacious heated cabin plane under the control of an ex- perienced pilot. No stops, no transfers, an interesting, reaefui and d . service. Telephone to any _ Airways of loc for reiemuoas and details on air freight shipments at new

' low races. ,

Chaiioaenuvm Aircon Tal. ll llonrtan Airport Tel. |006

ii‘:z"i..:':°"r."

says spanese roops u force oi 1.000 Chinese Bandits be- tween Uhenchistun and Bsupingkai yesterday, killing, 100 of them and wotindilll 200.

PEANUT TEST SUCCEEDS _ WOODSTOOK, Oct. 20.-Gardem

ers lnvarloua parts of Western On- tario have been experimenting with the growing of peanuts this season, but few have achieved the :access or 11-year-oni .Iona saaaa, mana- fdrd Township.” Johnny. planted 21 hills of peanuts lain in May, and has harvested a crop that has made the venture Well worth while, sn average plant yielding from 75 to 100 well-developed and good-siscd

' I

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"Clint ‘

a . _ ,.~,

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a a

f nf.. 1 .4 _ fi _ _ r

fitata 4.30-_'._uo; naar. -Mullin 4.00-4.20:

L

Grade IV-1 Josephine Pfckard ,Mary Mclllachem, 3 Earl Smith. (_1i0§!'1`Iil1}i;h_r‘1"“-;m“"§, ";‘n*_“";i"z:

num n no n. - - ~ _

i;;-;_-;;;_-__;_-;:_-_1-___ ~ - i"anad\a.| \.~.-,alvrn ru., 5! il: oats. fccd,

r o- ...tr .--.vine wiicat alerts.

HM"-_ \,,,k,.r_s ::_Q0..i_r\o: flour. winter wheat pnirnfr. .-|.f.|.-.- 210-200: flour.

fresh spcriais in .~_»\rtf-iw .5-1! Plitl. fresh extras in rau..n,- ...o: circa. fresh firsts in r-artnna _l.'-: M1111- \‘i°\'liTl‘ PX- tras in cartons _f!_’.: I-ug.-1, rtorriire firlts

` H, ,.M.mn, _gg-_-3 ,.L-._-.-_ rmroirc ciecantls

. ° | fr _Quebec R0

ii cllrtoul _'_‘.'.: i"~" ""-“- .

J |\,_ mm _30._.|a; |...»».1...--, how Iiruns-

` Wick. R0 iii. ling _‘-7- -`~-"-

M0N»rREA\y,_ Q".-_, mi. 30-lluitor

and egg prices war-~ higher "lille

‘ cheese and ntntn qnaiatluus held un-

i' .

changed on the i\\‘-"i‘""‘ """ '"i\‘.\’

SIALED iii H9131' UIIPROOF CILLOPIIANE "“'°“'~ ‘ ‘""" " """"" ”' """"‘-'r-‘ ‘W r is 1.

r.0:\'i>0N_ ont. so-<A.r».)_.T|,..,

"f 5"?""""""’1 rrrantcvl to ti-1. yt;-|,v; ,,f~

` Your Savings Account ‘

Out Guaranteed Investment Certificates fumlth aa`

S attractive outlet lor invaitmr

" .A/:/:f/://y:/_-/A/_‘/:A/'_//J://;

,livereoi and pay 5% per an cheque in June and Dacem

The EASTERN

of protection lor capital and a good iacoma return that is absolutely guaranteed. Inuaci for periods of from one io liivae years, they are obtainable in de- _ nominations oi one tiundiad dolian, sad multiples

TRUST

lelsl John. NI. Heel Olkai HALIFAX, N5. St. Joha'a, Nld.

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C. N. BISSETT-Manager, Charlottetown Branch.

‘.i ~> _

nt funds, viii the maximum

2;./_/;___

num, which ls remitted by

ai

bar.

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is

Company iq

R

on, N.l. Mental, Qsa. pi

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'@s2e @@@@2@e-%ee‘_ Jeff- ~~

Wheat Prices 1 -

Bound Upward

\\'lNNll’l~Zli, Illini.. Oct. 30-illy ilu’

i'1n:uliai\ l‘rc.=.=)--llullisli st-ntiiiiciit |.r:»\'ailcil on the \\'inni|\eg Grain lix- ohangc today as wiieat prices bound- rwl u|i\v:irds nearly three 1-outa. l-l.\l\~n- , sive iiu_viii;: by the public on s|n~<-\i- lativr- at-count as ~.\'cli as uubst:\n\i:\i purci\:is»~s by expnvlcrs were vita-d by br|.iif-ru as rv-mfoiis fur the iirl\':|i`||-4-_ i ln nuticipztiinu of the imposition of

nrutcr~ti\'o iariffn by Great llritaiu liritlsii importers who liiilicrto bavo

confined ilu-ir buying to their lmmcd-I iatc n~~f'|i-» avr- said to be landing up.

At ti... .-1..a.- today prices were 15;

4-outs nlmw the record lows ontab-, Iiuiiozl last .in-io. Gains today rangcfl from 2"! io £21; vents ii biisiu-l in fu- tures. 0|-tniif-r closed at 110%. Novem- ber at 0/iii, December at 6014. and _\lily .lit 00"..

- 'La

Fish Quotations;

((`uiinillnn Press) ;

BOSTON, Mass., Oct. 30-Seven vel'

si-is arrivtwi at the iisii pier here fri- day.

\\'il0I.l‘I.~‘_\Ll’2 Ql'0T_\Tl0NS _'

centaper _

Si/$10 ti to 7 nitro 1011. 'upto 41-;

.-

l_ar'.'e cod _ _ hiarkots _... ..._ llafliluclc ............. .

l'ulln|'l( .............. . -_ llaiu- and r-usk _...... _ -1 ta _._ Leinoii solos ...-...... R to il iiray solos ............ I-‘ioiindvrs ._........... io 5

TRADE REPOR T

.sa

3 ~r

\VI.\TNll"EG, Blau., Oct. 30-(By the

_Ste rl i ng 4

NE\\‘ \'0l!l{, N. Y.. Oct. Il/J-(ily

tho ('.i'::uliz|u i'roas)-f’ana¢lian and British \'iiri'f~n|'ies wc:ilif~nr‘1| on local fort-igii <~.\i-ii:\:1gi-s lnrlxiy, ilic ilollfir falling below ilic 00 iunrk it had roachcil last \\'odncsd:iy for the first

time .since (lctnhcr 10.

(`:innili.'in money sold for Sill.; cents;

at ilic riosc, E4, cent lower than the |.ro\-louis close, and thc pound stcrlini! iiropyirnl to $ll_Si‘.i.» for cable tran.<fcr'=.| £1-'H vents lower than yr-str,»rday‘s close..

Radio Horse in Prague

Featured at the Czechoslovakia;

Radio League congress in Prague§ was a. “mechanical radio horse.” The _‘ equine robot, it was claimed by the exhibitors, will follow anyone who "guides" it with an electric torch, and was guaranteed not to rear or

shy..

Hens Lay in Omnibnsscs 'What to do with old omnlbusses has been solved by one of Englarid`s largest poultry farms, which is at Blggleswade. The old busses have been lined up in long rows stripped of engines and seats, and fitted with trap nests. Water tanks have been placed under the radiators .

cent. llccelpls were -iS8 boxes.

A car of British Columbia fresh

eggs, enroute, was sold on tiic basis of 50 rents for extras, 40 cents for firsts and ilil cents a dozen for pulluis. The general level ul' fresh extras, in carlnts, gained two rents at 48 to ful cents as dill firsts at iii# io -i0 cents. Fresh pullcts at Zlli cents :ind pccwccs at 2| cunts ii ilozcn iicld st¢~:|1l,\-_ Stor- age eggs, in oarlots, were iincitaugvil. extras being quotcil at 27 to 28 cents. Firsts at ‘.’~l io 25 cents and sccmul at 20 lu 21 cents a tlozcn. Quotations to rctaili-rs were uuciiangeil nad rom-ipts were 281 cases.

Ilntnrio cliccse was steady at 121,] to

i'_’fi.’. cents whllc Qucboc 1-liccsc was also u||viiaugr~d nt 12 io 12% coals u primal. ltccolpts were 7.012 boxes.

'l`i\c potato inarkct rulod su-a|l_\’~,

quotations por .<0 pound bag in-lux: 30* to -lu ....nts for Qin-l.c<-sz -l.'» in 50 rents fa .\ lirunsivick <-..i.l.i~-rs and 50

Canadian Press)-The weekly trade ri-pert of the (`aiindian Credit Men's 'l'i'ust .issovlaitinii Liiuitcil for week ending October lil, lillii, is as foi- iu\vs:-

llAi.li»’AX-Little vintage is report-

ed in coiulitious over the previous week; wiioif-sale and retail trade con- tinues normal.

S.-\l.\"l‘ .l0il.\`-i\'bolcsale_trn1le re-

ports no change from last weclr's con- dition. lietniu vniuuie is being maln- taincii very well. tfoilectiuns fair to slow.

0'l"l‘.\\V.\. Out., 0Ct. 30-iliy tha

Canndirin Press)--A general quicken- lng of thc inrliistrinl pulse of Clnndu. is i-imwn in iinvcrnuicnt statistics is- sued this u-ook, says n report from thc iloparliiicnt. nf Trade and Poin- iui-rcc twlay. Fiiiiirioial transfers iii the form of bank debits show n iuark- cd invrcasc as compnvf-ri with thc cor- rospnndiafr period last year, although thc aggregate total is not as l:irgc_ ln- croascd 1-mpio_vn\cnt in runny of the leading industries of thc Dominion _and in retail trade is shown. the rv- pnrt`cnutinuos. and lmnrnvontont was noted in indices measuring thc salon and values of Canadian industrial and public utility stocks as wt-ii as gold and copper inluinr: issues.

(Canadian Presst

0'l‘T.\\V_\. Ont.. Oct. 30-f`.'ir olnrl-

ings for the week ending October '24 totalled Ii1,ll_'.i, an increase of 5.705 nvcr the previous wr-ok but fi tic:-line of ti,- G20 cars when compared with the cor- rc:-poniiing pcriml of 1030.

THE RISE IN WHEAT

'roRoN'ro, oct. 29.-A sefiaita

indication of what a large curtail- mcnt in production will do to prices was seen on Saturday in the rally of wheat prices on reports thai acreage for the North American winter crop will show substantial reduction. March and July futures went into new high ground for U16 season, while other positions ap- proached their high marks. Whebi at Winnipeg closed l‘..’, to 2 cents a bushel not higher for future de- iivcries.