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3'1... o.» 2576B; n» 210B: M“ MM CASH PRICES

1 '11. i0-120_c9v:Nv1 ,,,,‘.‘."§§f. 2 41L; Nu. a 101s 40%; Kn 4 nor 441A; No, i1 41%: N9. ll 37%? "N; 33%; Truck 48%; ho. I durum

“V” . o ' ‘i ti’ - o '3 C. ‘V. zogtllnilhggh '1Ci'0e‘1‘l"-’-il;9t:¢ NN5- 1 "ml 10%.? No. 2 feed 181/1: ltelei-‘lfll 15%?

aclr 23 , , _ "Burleyril [DIV cxfrn .'i C._ \\'- @711’- 7 row extra 2i l‘ W. .2571! 1*". 3 (- my‘; No, A C, W. 24%; No ii C W ~-- 9g; No 0 c. w. 210.1: ‘rrnck 25%.

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101.55 101.75 . 1 1 0.50 11.2.1 108,25 10S.“

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100.00 100.00 00-. 102.10 0 100,00 102,10 100.20 0000 00.00 ,, 110,00 00,00 "1 o“ 1000 07.00 011.00 1081 (‘ourrrsfon Issues . - ~ 0 n; 1 1\1v 40-00 11-00 00." ,1. 1 xllV 11-01 00.00 00.00 p‘; 1 “m, 4,055 , , , _ 110,110 100,00 n; 1 Nov 40-00 100.00 101.00- 1031 Nutlnnnl Si?!" Loan .10 x00 10.10 10""0 102.00 11.‘. Nov 1941 ... .... 1051.21» Imnfnion oi (‘unnrlu Guitrnnteril Bonds . . . . .. ' 00.10 00.20 _, 0s: 00 00.20 , . 0s.00 110.20 110,00 00.00 100.00 101.20 102.00 102.00 100.00 00:10 n ,\', 1101010 . . 105,00 Q70 f‘ _\~ 111-11 as 1000 101,20 100.00 101 ‘u... Pom s 1000 .. 100.20 100.15 unnt I’. 9011s .. 11% 42 42

MT’L. CUR

(Canadian Press) EIONTRI-lrils, Oct 20~ Mark,‘ I'll‘: L011; (‘Ions

a. .1.“ ou ‘i. n, ll liTflfl s ‘t '4 Stores 111.1. 11% 11% 12 121:, 12v. 0-1; 01a 004. p14, git; p11, 1 u, n; 11;, 20 20 c0 rv sin Jill "l3 11% b!“ rm . s0 s0 s0 . usr 1. 9% 9% 016

PRODUCE

{Canadian Prensa)

RIOXTRIJAL, 000,, Oct flit-A frac- tional adrnnccs in butter was the solo prion mow-moat 011 thc produce and fairy msrln-t here today.

("lflfltl or loss of n0 1 butter snlll | .‘l to 211,3 cents a pound, a quarter 0f n rout gain. A in-‘fr dcninnil was the strengthening fmiur. In connec- tion with the nllrnuco the Galetta will my tumor-row: "improvement in dc- mnmi was said I11 r-"no quarters to have 100011 stimuintml by rumors that no Fminrrii Government has decided i0 rlo 01111101111115: about assuring mo. 100111111 ngninst 011,1- rlumping of Now 2001:1011 or Australian butter during the coining uinior, some Now Zpnhmd "W" l! 0" the any to Canada at iirr-ssnt, Assurance that tho Govern- nwit will see that the industry is iifvvicrinrl urali-st any dumping of iniiior would bring more confidant

also cncmirngu production, it n-ns "",l"'l" 1106141110 were 3S boxes. 1h remained firm, Ontario Sep- lcnihcr luring 10% cents and Quebec sfluomin-r l9 cents, Ontario October irr-rr i0 to 1014 cents and Quebec 0c- m" "'51 to 1W. ccnta a pound, its- liil-B wcrc 1,951 110x011, Kiri hold sir-iuly, frosh Ontario ex- ns 1101111: quoted at .'i.'l to 35 ccnts,

firsts ntyflfl to {l0 cents and seconds It l1 t0 18 cents a riosen. Storage sxirns were 24 cents, firsts 22 cents,

smi acrnnils 11 to IR cents,

Pniainca worn unrbangcrl at 00 to Ki 0001s for New Brunswick groan mountains pr-r i0 pounrl lull! flfltl 45 to‘

l" "Pill" fwr Monti-mi whitrs prr 80

pound 110g, - I Miscellaneous

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trn,'uo.‘ L‘ T17 Ilnrley (‘nnnillnu wcstern a" -l 3h: I ts, (‘uunvllnu waster-n no, 2 n 001g Pnuniiinu lVcslcrn no, .'i Iii: a". fW-ri no, 1 .70; Flour spring y"?! patents. firsts 4.50; Seconds. "m,- "h-"YPPI. 8R0; Winter wheat pat- ynm c 010s 2.75: Whlts corn 4.20: I . V"! 172$: Flhnris ton 192T: Vial- "i-‘l ton 2125: 110111-11 nnts l-mr 90 p°""'l' " 1101' v-o. 2 nei- ton car- glt" l". (‘hecso 001., 1014; 'f‘l|=\r-si\ ',"_"i'~'0 i : num-r 0n. 1 flnrai 21-21- ‘r-‘miirr-‘s. fresh shrr-‘nls iu curious 4-‘1: "n" ‘estrus in cnrinna 41: Fresh- mhlru" zcnrinns fifl: Etnrngo cxtrns inl , -n -l: fltnrnot- firsts In cartons

i’= I: seconds In cartons 21: R 7M ll gruu rnouufnlnl Sn 1° g liontrcnl whites an If”, st, Oil Ky . .. 111' 111,9 115.9 t 20--E - i" ",1," "m, ,,*f,§,’,',_",‘,':,',_ Unit Pow A 1m 0 0 . hare been re- polnts, _i_._________ ‘mm! Th0: egg gmrkc: lavas-v . . r _ ncrl k"! tnpriltlnllilaynfnfilgallirfi 171": COCOANUT Gnowma IN I .. a, 1,1,1,‘- In 110s 1-01. u... bin-lug] POPULARITY "M" I,“ thru- are now extras,

‘FNM- firsts 34, puilct extras

11001-03011

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mam" ltotlnds reported soltl VANPnpvp .

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i} 2f, 4i‘ 4i (r " ‘ “om Pl" 1) '_ i“ ' ' . This b reserved for news, but G Pivotal N eu, Montreal front benches oi the Labor F0119» advertisements oi a news character 1- said definitely that Laborltes did |||ny be Inserted st the rate of 4c. ( a m") ' York Stocks Stock Market not intend to be bound by the Ot- per word, strictly payable u. ad- cuw . tawa agreements. His announce- N 0 0 t., 0 t 20- (c pd] 1 ——i- T0110 '1‘ 1. l‘ "m". L" ch" L,ONTREMIJIQH:HI ggsLsL I merit precipitated snt that CANNEL COAL-For a cheerful 11: 112 12 21110.1 £15m . . . . . .. 10v, '10 101/, (Cnnldlan Press) went from side to side oi the fire-In the open grate no coal equals A3293" . 1,, l A: “,{‘me,,,n';“___--_:_- ‘fizz ‘ti’; ‘it; MOXTREAL‘ Que’. Oct ,_,,,__ House, for and against the Dlctli-lcannel coal, we are discharging a Alberta r 1g lkltllllcTcéoand n1 1001.4 105% 10M 22mm 1415111118.. c410... Major H. L. Nathan. Free-Irid- carload now. A Plckard a Co. 227.," ,1 s... c.0573.’ " "133? ti}? 5,, Bcu 0.11. ° bibml- =r¢1==d w" 1n m“! w“ 590140-2141 2mm‘ Fr A.111|l1|1-'1'1m1io'tb 441754“ ‘A u’ $1.905; ck reduction m cum!“ “m” ‘w! __' ‘ti’; _, 2.101%. Dry 100g 10%, 11.?‘ (13.00; Silk‘ 1m the preferential rates at pro- roman mar; 2 m: 25c. Roast. lggslzzrnllllglll" (,2; Jilvl-“Iu H 457:2 14V. 6:: Sig? _ Lilblttllvg ie-rvels. He nsid the flow pork, all cuts 12c pound. Telephone njdgonlul 02.“. . Llgfllasrgzlkllgnghlo 5:1,; 261;: m Si‘: rom the Dcminlons to 1210. 5966-11 B, f. on ... - 4 ... , 1 . Buff Cnn (‘on oss 00v, 0s 001/. e m“ K‘“F‘°"‘ “m” m“ ‘“ (Janus, , and n 11:? 2.0% 31/, . agreements would be greater thanl MESSRS ELLIOT, McKearney, Baum“ kédi“ u,“ ~52‘: W " from the United Kingdom to the Fitzgerald and Nelson will appearl (‘olumnrloaih F1j>;i1:‘l--- all"; 101x. L, P n Domlnlons. ‘from 7.30 to8 o'clock in the Unem- ffofiffifll, ° Gen swim-sit." " 11412. 101v, 3..., gbciisbult 1- .. George Lambert, member of thelployed Concert and will leave 1m. QJJQTSZ‘... 11?: gtlrgllu? “s40? 01:44‘ all?‘ 0'25. ebsridgli .'.'.' Blmon Liberal group which nor-l mcdiateiy for the Palals de Danse . m," , fllfirbolyitlc Dom Btccl c B Hwlly supports the government, f0!’ their engagement. 5970-11 a," ‘a Clfxm, . ' questioned how British agriculture Luke shore iorth Aii1‘t‘[1'l(‘ili1 ' , I Ind!“ PM WOUld bcficllt 1.1111181’ ll‘6 M11115 0f A‘ . Mum!” i Pillllflgzg or"? J llussevy H the treaties’ Devmmhlm Prl-ldl-WETE ‘ THRACITE COAL-For the ggglzlltgFoill-I- Elmer... s“ 7'}; 7&1 {igfollozgr he argued. could not sell their but- Zfisbgzazfyif‘ y?!“ cwiuli “avian: Lllrflil - - - _ - ar ca, u , , Mum“, pm, m in. 0| or u, J 3.1% 30%- m“, Sat lfilreiv fer at price! which would compete a w sold b A PM: fir; gOgmrMr-rltieili .1 vars: ... 121"?‘ mar: 2%, Ngtnsr‘ C with the Dominion; . Y . ar , Co. n55 . ... _ ... , .. .0» - ' {llffllhg .. 711 gaggle "I: 0:1,; gmlziro inn“)... .. Mr. Lambert said H! 0011111 see ‘ouric ... ... . - _ .. . .. /»,- ‘ I n9 ' ‘ 1:000" i. -~ ‘=’»"-§ir.:..:0" u. . s....‘iif“iii..‘l‘.i“°"‘°i. i3“; “‘““ s - ssug ,., . 0c .. .'i"-’ - f. .. ‘,' _ 101,- ~-I ure S l1 - ... _ 0.21.0.0. Vumnllum . 10' 141a 140:. "‘."°' "f ‘- ~ 1°14’ 1"“- 1"‘- rificed on tls u o e s“ HWEQDI q BELLS Averypleas North (‘an ‘Icstlnshouse c1111.; 20 as “ l‘! U" - - ~ - - - - ~- I 4 4 ° a l" °5 lmPt-‘Illl ~98 event wok place at the United 2311:0101. unbnvnnn ssv. 011/. as BAY“ sentiment. Church Parsonage wins,“ P E I i! ... ‘ ' ' ' ' ' Promhrt rnA _ lioutronl 2&0 0531/ nsali on the other hand A T' Atkm- on Thursday evening. 00L 2031-. §§§'“X§1Zn. _ . m3?“ -/-_ 102111 102110 1 ' Zgnkhcmlservallve. Warmly defend- when Mr. Frederick A. Coles of Mil 00.101111“... . LIBERAL $0 (513831 bnit- inn-s 4,050, Bonus, e agreements. He remarked ton and Miss Marjorie 1,, Andrews s - 1 - . .. that 8- provislon in the treaty with of North Milton were united in 2100000003.}. M (Continued from Page 1) Cmlfldfl rfigardlng sale of products marriage. The ceremony was per- . 11S II so ' ; ,.__., ‘at world prices was omitted in the formed by the Rev. L. J. Icarcl. gangsta “h. ..._p;-".i - by ppm, J, 1,, 3015mm, (Lib, y“- Austraiisn pact. This, he hoped The bride and groom were o 111: cs ... .. - - -- , ~ ' v§~n...... o... 1;; "n, an mouth-Shelbme). who followed, _ "as an °V¢f$lsht which would be sorted by Mr. and Mrs. Russel 1301GT, -- 5,, _- - Mr. Duprc, and was ruled. out of (connnued from Page l) pultd right. Such provisions, he Proude. They will reside 1n Milton, Dome stun-s ._ order by Mr. Speaker Black. Quot- I. . were oi’ great value when . ing from authorities on Parliamen- taxes were being placed on goods INJURED BY CAR-Last eve- ‘Total snlcb tar-y procedure, the Speaker found m,» says “The Busme.“ Paper“. and raw materials. nlng at 8.15, Mr. Wiiiam Carmcdy that since in some parts the a- ns ma, m, the first time m two Late tonight the House began W98 ‘injured by a car as he was {$00! ~- - 1, mfllllllléfll- 9XPfe$5¢<l flifleement years stocks have been brought in- debate Q" Yesterday's riots around,w“1kng “crm the “reel at’ the . _ with 901th"! 01 the treat!’ 5nd l" to correct relation to sales. Analysis l-‘ambelll Palace when a croltd of “mar °f Kent and Great 66°19 Sullivan others it consisted oi an expression or “den, Reserve reports or Saks 10,000, mostly member, o; the N“ Streets during a heavy shower of

11111111100 2,200: T0101 10.020, Prov, Dar: Shun-s 1,709: Mines lI_ 101; Unlisted 2,700; Total 0,140.

WNLI-QTED

int Nicki-l Kirk 11ml ... .. hIoLcml ...

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Excijiifics

. 5 5 500 500 500

RIONTREAL. Oct. 2ti_1'irltlsh illlll foreign cxchnngc in rcintiou to the Vannillnn ilniinr, as cnuiiillfll l‘! "i" Royal Iinnlr of Cnnndn, cinscil totlny us follows:

Argentina peso 0,2802,

Australia pound 2.115315

Austria schlillni: Not

Belgium hclgn 0,101.1.

Brnsil mlirris 0.f1‘~i.’i0_

Bulgaria lev Nnt quoted,

(‘hlnn Hour Kong dollars 0.2.310.

Pscchosiovakla crown 0.0323.

Denmark krone 0,1011

Finland fininarlr 9.0160 -

Fmncs franc 0.0047.

Germany relchsmnrk 0.211510.

Great ilrlinin pound 3,0901,

Groove tlrnchinn 00000,

Holland florln 0.47179.

Iiungnry pengo 0.1005.

India rupcc 0,2807,

Italy lire 0.0057,

Japan yen 0.2584.

Jugqsinria iiinar 0.0152.

New Zeslanri pound 3,3510,

Norway lrrnne DIEM,

Poland nloti 0.1211".

Roumnviln lt-u 0.0091.

South Africa noun-ii 5,2393,

Spain pcstn 0.0R0i_

Sweden krona 0.1002.

Switzerland franc 0.2192.

U, S, dolisn 7 13-10 p_ e, premium.

hunted.

N. Y. CURB

(Canadian Press) lllgh Low Clone

Rios-Ira Amer (‘you B . . . . .. Amer Sun Pow .. .. As G anrl El A .. (‘an Marconi Cities Kerr I71 Bnml Rh

1

W. 2% 1%

‘diam and Dominion Bridge

5. K and lower for seven stocks. Brazil-

ftlufilj" " _‘£ / ' I‘ of general principles, it could not §1'§.§1l'."c'.." 10"‘ w‘ l?» l‘ properly be resflrded "e B" amend‘ Total Sni00:-— mEIll- Today: Shares 2,505: liliuos 10,410; COL Ramwn regretted that 1n m5‘

- opening remarks the Prime Mini!- l ter- had seen fit "to do all the dam- age he could by saying that -the Conservative Government had suc- ceeded where the Liberals had fall- ed." Mr. Bennett had declared 1t to be not his intention to deride the opposition, yet that was what he had done. If it were failure t0 increase tariff imposts and to tor- bear entering into discussions which had resulted in the news- paper headlines which the recent conference had inspired in the Enig- lish press, then the Liberal party had failed: and Mr. Bennett was welcome to any credit that such a situation brought him.

INDEX NUIVIBER-S OF SECURITY PRICES

Investors’ and ‘Iraders’ weighted index numbers of security prices, computed by the Domlnon bureau cf Statistics in the base 1926-100, were as follows for the week ending October c: _,

The Investors‘ index oi common industrial stocks was 81.1 as com- pared with 64.5 for the previous! week.

The 'I‘raders' index of the 25 best selllngdndustri-al and public utility common stocks on the Mon- treal and Toronto exchanges was 429.2 as compared with 459.6.

The Investors’ index oi domestic utilty common stocks was 47.0 as

portion as sales. Tbs was an un- healthy condition, obviously.

Are Nearer Normal.

sales approaching a. normal rela- tonship, it is believed, "there ls much better basis for an assump- tion that store buying will show an almost immediate response to the quickening consumer demand than was the case slx months ago when it, was generally believed that store stocks had reached the irre- ducible minimum."

The [editors laid considerable stress on ‘their findings that news- paper advertising “made a distinct upward turn during September and appeared to be continuing it, dur- ing the early days of this month." Total lineage for September, ii. was said, was 81 per cent of September

only 74.3 per Cent, of the same month s year ago. Business PEDBYS advertising which ilncreased about 10 per cent ‘m September over Aug- ust. added another l0 to 12 per cent in the early part of October.

THE POTATO HARVEST

The prcfminary estimate by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics of the total yield of potatoes this-Ye" is 41,745,000 cwt. from 539.700 acres. or 77 cwt. per acre. as compared

against 51.1, and for common stocks located abroad in which Canadians are hesvry interested 45.1 compar- ed with 46.8. Investors‘ index for Inii three groups oi common stocks combined was 63.0 compared with 56.7.

Average weekly prices were lower for nineteen, unchanged for two and higher for four of the twenty- iivs stocks included in the Traders‘ Imiex, Consolidated Mnlng and smelting from $94.5 to $78.8, Sha- wlnigan from $18.7 ta $15.6. Brazil- ian from $11.1 to $10.9, Montreal Light, Heat. and Power from 036.9 to 036.7, Ford "A" from. 810.6 to $9.3. Power Corporation from $13.9 Ito $12.1, Quebec Power from $16.7 t0 from $18.8 in $17.3.

Sales were higher for eighteen

Ian mounted from 13,500 to 24,200, Bell Telephone from 500 to 900, In~ ternntional Nickel from 14,400 to 17,700, steel of Canada. from 300 to 1,200, Consolidated Mixing and smelting from 2,100 to 2,300. Que- bec Power from 300 to 800, Power Corporation from 600 to 1,200 and

ly lower than in I931. The total production for Canada shows s. de- crease of over 10% million cwt. or 20 per cent compared with the‘ 13"‘

the Marltlmes and eastern Canada was rather unfavorable but the main damage was caused by W81"- and rot in the fall. Summer drought reduced yields in the south-central area of the Prairie Provinces but, precipitation was more amvle Ind production higher in the‘ '99"! bell-

with ‘$2,306,009 cwt. from 583,926 acres, or 90 cwt. per acre 1n 193l- The averages for the five years 1926 to I930 was 46,352,200 cwt. from 561,915 acres, or 83 cwt. per acre’. By provinces the average yield: in cwt. per. gcre are. in order, as follows, with last year's {B11195 in brackets: British Columbia 110 (100); Quebec 09 (m); Nova 5w- tla 96 (91): New Brunswick B7 (107) Prince Edward Island 85 (90); Saskatchewan 09 (58); Mhrlltobfl- 53 ms); Alberta o0 ma); Ontflflv 53 (71).

The yields oi potatoes are shafli"

cedng year. The summer season 1n

mrd "A" from 1,400 to 2.200. Brit-

The milky cocoanut is growing in‘lsh Columbia Power "A" declined

The cocosnut is esscntiifly a Brit-

ish Erripks product, so fr as Can- ada ls concerned, for our supply comes almost exclusively from Js- ed Kingdom in September, maica, British Honduras, ‘Trinidad 4,095 bushels as compared with and other British was Indian m- "440000 a year ago. The total ex- snds. The Fiji Islands send along 90ft. hOWMY. in tho first months oi the crop year was 1,620.-

Large quantities of deselected cc- 297 bushels valued at 9791.779 as

ooanut. also some to Canada, many compared with mm s: 0200.017] from osvlos.

popularity. During ths past rlght'iron1 1,800 to 200. Dominion Stores __..___._. months Canada has imported close from 900 to to nine millions of them. about two Dredge and Dry Dock from 900 to millions more than in the previous 800.

twelve months. -

300 and Canadian

EXPORT OI‘ BYI

Very little ryc went to the Unit- ,. only , i

two

573F589

In British Columb". the grdwlfl! and harvest 5-,» -~ ~~neraily favorable.

YLI 1111211: NT‘

and stocks have shown, ever since the end of 1929, that stocks were falling to decline in the some pro-

With department store stocks and

1011, while 110.1 of August totalled‘

“W191 Ufiemfiloyed Workers Move- ment, a Communist organization, looted shops, damaged prqpem, and 1 ongflged police in fights which 5cm, numerous persons to hospital

, ____________ woaw ZINC 10120011011010

Zinc production of the worm re. ma“ a 1-9 Per cent falling-off l" July W 68.949 tons: in the pre- fiedlflg month 70,293 tons were pro- duced. Decreased output; m the United States and Poland was the Pr-nclnai cause of the July decline, 7"“ United Sims July production showed a i0 per cént recession to 14,771 tons. which was not suffic- ient to offset the lessened demand ‘f0? 11M. and stocks on hand 1n- cressed 1,875 tons to 136,907 tons,

—-—_-___._.

SETEMBER EXPORT OF FLOUR

The September export of wheat

lat $592,435 went to the United KlnBdom. A year ago the wheat flour exported was 566,666 barrels, of which 202,579 went to Great Britain.

BIRTH S

ARsENAULT-At Summerslde, Oct. 13th, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs. Barth- olomew Arsenault, a son.

DOYLE-At Summersidc, Oct. 13th. 1982, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doyle, a son.

CAHILL-At Bumrne side, Oct. 19th, I982, to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cahill, s. son. _ MARRIAGBS _________i_;_______ TUPLIN-MACDONALD-At 71 Upper Prince St, city, by Rev. E. H. Ramsay of ‘Trinity Church, Oct. 90th, Frederick Joseph Tuplin of Indian River to Mary Isabel Mac- Donald, New Giasgow, P. E. I.