MAY 26. 11337

Starch Factory linti Machinery For Sale

The Starch Mill and machinery wnsbfltlg of steam boiler, ~' Punp$ and other fittings will be

offered for sale at Public Auctlol I

n the premises at East. Baltic Kings (‘t.. on Tuesday, June 8th,

i937 It. 5.30 P- m- y ll. D. MCLEAN. L-‘IGS-I-ZS-Si.

ftiiiixitiy oi‘ CANAE?

PlitiYINCh _ '

l'iii.\t‘l~l EU“ARD ISLAND

in tho Probate Court 1st George VI, ‘L 1)., 1037. _

iii lie t-stiitc of James Brindle late of Fhiii-ittiit-ttiivii in Queen's uuuty p. tiit- tiitlti Prt-i-ini-e retired City em- vllpvpo, tlt't'i'ltl~(‘i'l tt-atate.

11v the lltintiiirultlc HAROLD LEO- ‘ i..\lE11. Surrogate, Judge of

ttx. eie.

tht- Sheriff of the County of ,- Fttiilll)‘ or any Constable or

person within said County. Lnlt-Zi wip- is iipnn reatling the etitlou on lllt‘ of lleiiry I. Fli-iiiiug o Ch". tvit.....tin tifort-siiiti. Rector of lh i‘ Uiiillili of the Most Holy Re- y... ii|t- ltlxt-cnitir uf the shove ilfliiittl valilit‘ prtrviiig that a citation ‘llli lt- i~>‘lltttl for tiie purpose here- sill forth: You are lllflffiffifg n-tiitiretl to cite all persons Iii- t..l Ill tlit~ saiti l-lttttite to tie and tr t..-lore iiit- tit a Probate Court t.. t. tit-hi in the Court Htitise in l'il‘|i"iii'it-itt\\ll. in Out-tetra County, in Eh. >.‘|it| lu-tivliiec. on llontla the i\'\t‘illii titty of June next coin ng, at it“. htvlll‘ of t-it-veti o'clock ftirenoon if the with» tiny tti slit-iv cause if any \1 ii_v the Avvltllllifl ni‘ tiit- tt.- shtiiilti litll he passed and

put . Francis _\l.iti'ii~‘t~. i-3=-ti-. Proctor for said Pet- Liiiitl‘. t

l .\ilil l tin hereby orticr that a true m... iitirt-ttf ht- iorztiivith published i“ _ lliv‘ ihwsiitiper piihllsitetl iii Char-

p-iutnitn tiffiriltlllltl one» iii each weeit [or :11 i..i<i foiir,ettiisecutlvi- weeks from tht- l|ill.(‘ lit-root‘ aiitl that ti trite

gi\|i_\‘ ht-Tlwtr lit‘ forthwith posted in H“. fiillttllllifi‘ piiiillt- plat-es respec- ~l iiillllt-l)’. in the hnll of the

llttllse in (‘harlottetnivn tit or near the ltoytil Bank of i':iit.iii.i iii snit ‘hiiriottettiirn and st zr iithli‘ iiii- litini. til’ Nova Scott; in Riiitl tuiiirlttitt-toivii. AND I tio hereby rlltlii"? ortit-r tiiat a trut- copy hereof h.» |i'|‘ll|\\'liil st-rvt-tl on the ilttnrney- t:.\...-r-i| of this Province so that all lllit'l‘i‘~‘it‘ll lll the said Estate r--~tit| nitiy have tiut- notice

--..r tilt..ii iititler thy haiitl iintl the Ftull ~i tli-- Sllltl tV-iirt this ith titty of Nat \ It. i i7 aiitl in the first year oi ll >- lliijiwty-‘s reign. -... (SgtL) II. L. PALMER, Jutlge nf Probate. (L. S.) ' 42-10-20.

IHHIIYIUY 0F ('t\§.-\|IA >l'I(t)\ l\( ll ill" |'|il\t ll

LIHYARD IFLAND uiiute Court ltit George "I. A.

Iisitite oi’ Jtiuies J. Hughes .\t-Winn in Print-e County in the .-.iitl I'm-vines lletiretl Farmer. de- waist-ll l-.~l:ilt‘.

lly liil‘ llttllilllrlllilt‘ HAROLD LEO- h'\iili l‘.\i..\ll-Iit Surrogate. Jutige at i'r.-l.titt-. t-te. t-te.

'1'.» illv Slit-riff of the County of l‘rit...- t‘ iiiiv or tin_v Constable or lllt‘ ii within saitl County.

.\' iiptiti reiitliti the peti- lit‘ iii‘ Matthias .. Suiiih of i‘rliit~i- Vtiiiniy tiforesiiiti.

. the Flxct-iiior of the tihnve l'tit' praying tlitit a citation tit-ti for tlit- pitrpost- horn- fortlt: You art- therefore h"i‘i'i>\ rt-ttiiirt-ti tti cite aii persons in- lor-wt-ti in the nniti Plstttte to be anti ||tiit'il' li.-t'..ri- lllt‘ tit ll Prohtite (ftiiirt,

' tii.- (‘nuri House in 'it‘itt\\lt. in queens County. in l'|'tt\‘l|l(‘t‘. tlil .\lniitln_v the tit-i. \ i‘ rsi llil ..r June next t-ttiiiing it ‘h. iittlll‘ oi‘ t-lt-ven tit-lock tort-noon at tit.» \iliiit‘ titty lti slit-iv cause if any lli \\i|_\' Illi‘ Avt-tiitiils 0i’ the t.it.~ Slitililtl not lit- ptisserl anti lit‘ t-los-ttl its itrtivt-ti for in lllttl tin llitititin of .\l. . l-lstp. l‘rttt~ti>r for siiitl ‘ .\iitl I tlo ilt‘l'i'il_\' turtle!‘ ‘ii.ii it ll'lll‘ (*i||i_\' lit-roof iit- forthwith p.ii.1i.i.-.l iii sonn- iit-ivsptipt-r puh- |t~h--.i in (‘litirloiti-toivii iiftirt-saiti once in oath ii.-.-i. for tit lt-tiet four (‘tlll-

Fl‘lli'l\l' tit-tilts from the tlntt- hereof lilli iill’ a true t-ttpy lit-roof he forth- llllil p~-t.-.l in tht- foiitnvint: puhlic pit t-t -|vt*t‘ii < - llillllt‘l_\'. the t ‘ i lltitirll‘ iii Siiiiiint-r-

tirt-rvtttiiti, AND l tio ht-rehy

t..» t t-rtltrr that ll true eat-r hereof iiv iltrtliiiiili itt-rvt-tl tin the Attorney- llt‘ilt‘l'-|l of lliltl Province so that all ~ iit.-r.--teti in the saitl Estate ‘iiltl iiiiiy have tlite notice

. niitler my hand anti the Seal

of .h~- >tiiti tfinirt this 111th tiny of

.\t-ii .\ ll. iiizt‘! iintl in th first year of llis .\l:i,it-slv'a reign. 7

tfigrl.) u. L. Panama.

Jntige of Probate.

l. 7l-ti-10-2ti-fl-2-0. itti\i|\|t>\‘ 0P CAN DA i

l‘ilt>\‘l\ t Pill-Vi} IIIWAIKD ISLAND

Ala the Probate Court ht Georle VI. . Ii.

li-- te of l-lliziilttitli Burnett of .\li1.'i\\ m: iii Queen's County in titt- -. ti l'i-..\lti.~.~ llt~t't‘lltlt‘ll testatc

iii’ lii~~ lioitoiiiuililt- HAROLD LEO- .\'\l!l> i’.\i..\liIlt Surrogate Judge of i‘r.|..t.-, t-ttn. t-ttz.

l1. lite Slit-riff of the County of Q_~».._- tmiiiity" or any (‘onaiahle or it» lit-Pauli within saitl County. ' i i~

x iipttii retitliiig the lis-

oi‘ Jtilin it‘. Webster of

l‘l Mimi...“ iii Qiit-eifa Futility. ~-r :itit| .It..~ipt-ii S. Kelly" nl For!

m. aiort-t-iiitl. Fllflllfll‘. the lux-

tiit- tihtivt- naineil estate

ill u that a citation inav bt- l»~~'i~- l'--r llii‘ ptirptmt- hereinafter set f-tttl. \tlll lift‘ thorn-for iierchy re- l" oil to t-iie till pt-Tattltt! interested Iii il..~ <titl tn .- t.. lII‘ tintl appear hn- r... lilt .14 ll i oitnit- (‘ttilfl to he heltl lit ith- tuuirt lltlllflt‘ in (‘itiirltittetttwn-

i" ‘iiil‘t'l\'\’ t‘--iiiit_v. in the ntiitl Pro- ti: . t... 'l'tit-~tiil|_\‘ n..- timt-ntii tiny o! litm- next, t-omlnil. at the hour of Elm-ti oW-iitt-ii torenotin of the some hi" to Ilit'\V etitise if any they can “'|l.\' the iim-nttnts of the tniiti Estate lllvlllti tit-t l)t"|tflfll\l't| anti the Estate Plow»! as prayetl for in said ptltltloa ijitl on lilltilttfl nf liwAlban Farmer.

l""'i. Priiettir for said Petitioner. Mitt i tit. hereby ttrtIt-r that a trite “'1” here-if he forthwith uhiished ln

rt-iiit- nt-tvtiitnper puhilshet In Char- ltttthtou-n afoi-t-ntiitl for at. Iemtt four “""*""\IIl\"t- wet-ks from the date here- lillll that a true copy hart-oi’ its ittrtiiiiitii posted in the following piihiit- plat-en reilpt\4'll\‘t"l_v. namely. in Pit" hall of the t‘otirt I-louae in Char- Ittt|t_»it-tvri. at or near the Store of Atlrttin D. iPt-t-ltan in Mount Stewart. Qiit-t-trit (‘nillifv anti at or near tho 5'0?" of .\laiirlre Griffin at Webster's Form-r. iii Queen's (‘minty aforesaid "his: Ill persons Interested in the lliltl Lottie Il aforesaid may have due

lritlet- thereof. mP-‘PVI-l-N antler rnv htintl and Seal t! t- itaiti cmm t k 11th day or my D. im-t antl the First your of wit-two reign. lliltb) I. l. PAR

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MORNING STOCK LETTER

nuts-is on. resonance-rumour»

d NEW YORK. May ”—The Ion. b” mark" and Prices are lower

ssluse of some disappointment Wlwsmlns the modifications of téhe new tax bills submitted to

"mamemt YC-stcrdny. Domestically there is very little news. Johns Manville declared 75 cents quarter- ly dividend yesterday. Bridgeport Brass 25 cents and Black and Decker 35 cents. Dividend meet- lhiis i/Jday include American Saf- ety Razor. Hershey Chocolates. Iri- ternstionsl Business Machine, Na- tional Lead. Remington Rand and Wesson Oil md snowdrift. we would look lor considerable irreg- ll-lBfll-Y today and before making flddiflonsl lone commitments would

see how the market takes any profit teking. MONTREAL. May 25—Mosher

Long LLG~LOSS for year ended De- cember 31. 1936 was 331.827. Profit for first quarter this year was $10.- 354. Gash at March 31. 1937 was £086,142 and current liabilities $7.-

MONTREAL. May 25—-Loblaw Grooeteria-Net profit 4 weeks period ending Mfly 1st. up 21 per cent and first 48 weeks up 17 per

cent over w“ spending peflodg last. year.

Dominion Stores-Sales to May 15 for 4 week period down slight- ly 11 per cent but for 48 weeks up 9 per cent over some period last year.

Aluminum Ltd-Canadian ex- ports of Aluminum for first four months. virtually all from Alum_ inum Ltd. subsidiaries. $2,900,000 up substantially from $6,000,000 for same period in 1936 though ship- Pl"8 _1h early part of year norm- ally inactive. further increase in

fiflfhlhss indicated for current year. Car loadings-Canadian

loadings for week ended May 15 i

i

were 10 per cent lower than prev- l

ious week but were 4.2 per Cont; higher than corresponding week a year ago.

Asbestos-April exports of better grade asbestos were highest in the Wmpflnys history. Increase over thet preceding month was 31 per cen .

Iron and Steel-Production of steel ingots declined 3.4 per cent in April as compared with March but; were 13.5 per cent higher than April 1936. Pig iron production was 4.4 per cent lower and 26.1

Per cent; higher than April 1936.

MARKET BULLETIN

CsIiIoloIIIesb-l-bnltbgq fiectcl i]

NEW YORK. May 3.5—Ext.reme dullness prevailed in yesterday's market but. what little volume in- dications were present appeared to favor the upside movement. After a. mild showing of buoyancy in early trading. the market settled back apparently awaiting the Pre- sident's message with preference to the Wage and Hotur Bill. About the only perceptible effect‘. of the decisions was the firmness that. developed in the Government Bond Market on the basis of elimin- ation of a threat to the Govem- mentfs Budge‘ ry position. On t-he Oihsl‘ hand. the decisions serve to affirm the broadening nature of Federal Taxation which business scarcely can view complacently. The market closing was relatively firm with the metal. steel and auto issues showing up to advan- tage. We are inclined to look for higher prices over the near term. Rails have been somewhat of a drag on the Market. this morning. no doubt the cause the April re- ports now beins Sued rhow re- duced net. incomes in many cases. although gross revenues sre high- er. Increased spring maintenance

expenditures probably account foi- the bulk of the higher operating costs. The metal stocks act; well

cott. and Phelps Dodge Corpor- ation are likely to continue sen- sitive to the tone of the General Market and therefore among the more attractive isstues for trading purposes. The strength in Borg- Warner is encouraging and we feel that HHB is likely to report good comings for the first six months and that the stock has considerable speculative appeal. Isidiaw and Co. Wire received from Mining evaluation-"Ore structure on the three lower levels Pickle Crow when coordinated with long ex- tention important structure on seventy constitute most striking development in history of mine present production rate three hundred tons readily maintained. Further increase may be warrant- ed during year. Depth development at Central Patricia most satisfac-

tory with larger tonnage possibil- ities evident. New lower level dis- closures number two operations are of encouraging character."

Montreal Curb

m w IIIHI I Q. Ieiloll I Mantra! Itoti Ink? III CID Illhfl iiitoolts Open (‘lone Ahitihi 1 6" Asbestos 1B 921/, A Oil 22% 28 lleaulianoie Brew ('0 8 3 nth A 3 1G (‘an Vick Dom Tier Don A 9i; l4 Frnaor 42 42 Frazer V T E 43% 4 r llir Walker Home Oil I05 1M liiip Oil 21M 21% int Pete 30% 30% Molchertt A Price 41' 40% Price Pfd 69 (i9 Roy-alite 39 38 Sherwin Wme 34% 245i BANKS (fluppllrtl by Woods-Benin mud l’. o.) Banks m"!!! Canada Bid 59% (‘oinniert-e 90 Montreal bid 4 Nova Set-tin IOIN! 3*‘ Royal bid 90']

Currencies

NEW YORK. May S — tAP) - Foreign currencies tilted lower in terms of the United States dollar today.

The pound sterling dropped 3-16 of a cent to 04.04 1-4; French francs lost 1l-16 of a cent. at. 4.41 5-18; Holland guilds u were .01 of a cent. lower. and Swiss francs yielded .00 l-I of s. cent. The Canadian dollar was unchanged ‘at 1.00 3-82.

OOMTMODITIES

MONIRIJAL, May 5 — (OP)— Prices moved s little higher on Canadian eouunodit exchange pro- duce section today.

Butter spot — Que. from (OI

Cheese Bpot-Unquoted.

Qpot-Ont. A-lsrge Do: A- mediimt 30 1-20: A-l pallets it!

TENDERS

wil be received by the on-

‘ tleosigoetl-‘up-to-Msy 8 for . the decorating of (a) walls

. ton Church, work to be com-

(b) wells and floors of Mil-

pletetl by June l5. Lowest. tender not necessarily oe-

tisaxco aooesit w. a. norms Wardens

MINING

13-697-5-22-25-26

and we feel that Anaconta, Kenne-‘

Banks l

iletlhllllilfi. MMIIIHBIBMC

Innings and Orb Into!) ltttnittt Open Clone Bk (‘an Bk tV-iii ‘I'll llitlll; Bk .\1ii 23.’; Bk .\t-iii a 32h Royal Bk ‘Z02

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. May 25 — (CP) — Wheat, Nor. No. 1 $1.37 3-4; bar- ley, C.W. No. 3 .78 1-2; oats, feed. N0. 1 .61 1-2.

Flour. spring wheat patents. firsts

ca.- ‘ $7.50; seconds $7.10; bakers $7.00;

winter irhcat. patents. choice $5.80 to $5.90; white corn $6.30 to $6.40-

Braii. ton $35.25; shorts. ton $36.25; midctiings. ton $39.25; roll-

ed oats. bag 90 lbs. $3.75; hay. No. 2. per toti. carlots $9.00.

Cheese. No. 1 Ont., .14 3-4 to .14 7-8.

Butter, No. 1 .22 3-8n.

Eggs in cartons: A-large .25; A-

mcditiiii .23; B. .22; C. 20.

Potatoes: P.E.I. No. 1 Mts. 90's

$1.20 to $1.25; P.E.I. N0. 1 Cobbs.

90‘s $1.15 to $1.20; N.Bf N0. 1 Mts.

80's $1.05 to $1.08; Que. No. l Mts 80's .90 to .95; new stock. S.C. No.

1 or 2 bbls. $5.00.

MONTREAL. May 25 _ (CF) - BllllPl‘ and potatoes moved higher on Montreal open produce mar- kcts today while eggs were firm at recent. levels. Cheese improved slightly.

Graded egg shipments in cariots or less were quoted at 21 l-2 cents a dozen for grade A-large. 20 for A-niediums, 19 to 19 1-2 for B and 18 for C.

Butter was quoted at 24 1-4 to 1-2 cents a pound for csrlots or less of No. 1 while lots to retailers were 25 for solids and 25 1-2 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at. 14 3-4 to 7-B cents a pound for Ontarios while Quebecs were unquoted.

Potatoes: P.E.I. Mts. No. 1 90's $1.20 to $1.25; No. 1 Cobblers 90's $1.15 to $1.20; N.B. Mts. N0. 1 80's $1.05 to $1.08: Que. Mis. No. 1 80's ' .90 to .95; new stock. South Caro- linas. No. 1 and No. 2 barrels (ap- prox. 170 blsi $5.00.

MINING

(0.12. by Guardian's Special Wire)

TORONTO. May 25 — Traders were slow iii getting into action today on the Toronto share mar- ket following the holiday and there wits no speed to speak of in the tape iiiitii the last half hour. In the slow tempo of the first; hour prices stigged moderately. giv- lug the golds index a set-back of

about a point. and the miscellan- eous mities index a half point.

Cheaper oils vrere mainlysteady. Losses of 5 cents or less were boarded for Foothills. Homestead and Texas-Canadian.

‘ Hudson Bay slipped narrowly i Q Iggfl-lgfl g Q9, with the New York list. and the close was slightly lower for Sher- ritt. Pciiti Orcille and Falcon- flmm. bridge. Nortmda held a minor 5‘"“'" gain. Mining Corporation with s. Aidpnnt it: gain of 35 cents was the strong first?“ 25 spot in the silver group. Eldorodo '"' " ‘l {W hit s3 and closed at: $2.95 roi- a Astoria -_ . lstiitiiimn- 2s net. gum of 5 cents. Castle lost. Bfllliilhilll h 10 cents. Elan". "m _ .543’ Senior golds changed hands in Beaiiror ~- considerable volume at slight re- igiliitttalxfg‘ cessions. Dome dropping 7-8, Lake 30h)‘; 1;. Shore 5-8 and Teck Hughes i0 anti; i} cents. McIntyre added 1-4 and "llmrlll" 7f.’ Bufialo-Atikeritc firmed 30 cents to 13;. ‘ 9.75. V Gains oi 5 to 14 cents were "Browniee _9'/4 shouting at the close for Bnnkflclci. gflml“ A“ 3?"! Hard Rock. MacLeod-Cockshiitt. an .\ial --' ,' (7,,- M... 2i and burn and Bralorne added Filflllt‘ Tr 25 cents. ‘u |.-i f .7 Stadacona sold actively at l ppm Man ti drop of 8 cents. Otro Plate lost. 9 t _ 1);}; and Rezid-Aitthier 15 cents. A Dlltlikemuir to...) fcw of the secondary golds sold. Imritii Sis ‘m; down narrowly including Jeillcoe. Eli" “*1 Kerr-Addison Kirkland Lake Ma- . .._.- - . . izkigjfgm’ v cassa. McWntters. Naybob. O'Brien Fed Kirk iii: Perrori. Pickle Crow. Pioneer. Sis- llbillsnrlnilklr Al. coe. Slave Lake and Sylvanite. . . . - tittltltiie 2E tlnltl sari‘:- 445' t‘ii|io La c g N Y k C b lliliilllll‘ i; -__ Hora litick ‘la-liq liar er ' lltililiigel‘ 115" i lltiwey d‘, tsnppin-u by, “nods-Ronda and Co.) "lllltltlll Ray 41-0 Jnek Waite l" gun-i... Opt-n (‘lone Jtle a 40 .1 .\t twin 1B A... tit It"; taint...- 1W a... ti... tat my, herr Atld 2'“ Aiii Siip Pow 1% Kirk Hurl W‘? tir '2 Kirk Liike 14- (‘it \ _3\,4 Lacuna 3m (‘rt-oh- l‘t-t J1 Lakr- st. 01-5 ict |t.....t st. il 1 . . l.tini (‘on 7'4 Nitiu iltni 12$. l ria 75 i7» t. Pow . ti»; lmhel Ore 17 i'.. t. t-....- l‘i'ti 44 t..-too. "t? Lint].- l, i, .\ araosti . \iat-i.t-otl 2"?“ T" "g flaralito " “"|'l_ m5 \ltiii East ‘Iémull h m5 .\lr)" flplervi M I ‘Jim 74 \ltit-1|it.\'rt- ,| "Hi m“ tlrirsst" “ ‘ .. ..:.::::.'.:.... a. ‘a-wim”. 11:21 lltrllltlti-r‘ lain m“ .\ n ‘orp ~ , 45 140 \\ ti t.itl _ iiiilii." aii-r t: tell’... u...- co 112.123." w "MW" ‘~ 0-100 liliilififit. 14-5 Albany B "NW" 2w flail}? Paniniir ' _ _ pnrkhm . go tit-t.....“ t Plum“. ifl lirowii! lit-nit Wet" .1‘; .‘.i::'.:.'.'..:'.r" PM" mpm‘ llit t‘iini tau Pcfrtvll I tr- it." let: w "mno" t’ llglll: t‘titl mm," Rm." _ llll tip . tvw ..."nn,.r ‘:10 tzarnet ‘rnnton l‘. i! 141% hatrivny >PMZ fizadi.fp‘,'_lh lllltiitll llllligfl‘ no“ ‘Are "tit tllfllll ‘kl. grmg“ ' s: ltlllllllififll ftt‘ e '. 4'4 kanert-w '5'!“ m“ 1w an: o it “m” vii I fllvvllt‘ 3'“ ""'""'° lit I ioi ti.-...~.-.. titutw W . ,. ‘.2116 Lulu- lttmtiti gr vii-ht"? F18 Iiiiu It . ll. " ' ‘I10 in .‘ fir; "M" , 1M l.‘ Tin.‘ ltllflttlin m“! Bi (I Magnet h

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NEW YORK. May 25 -— (AP)- Raw sugar was unchanged totiay at 3.35 for spots. No sales were reported. Rcfitiers continued to hold aloof.

N0. 3 closed 1 to 3 lower on pre-

sent crop deliveries. but unchang- ed to 1 higher on new crops with sales of only 900 tons. Close: July 2.451;; .Sep. 2.4711; Nov. 2.47m Jon. 2.41b; Mch. 2.41112 May 2113b.

No. 4 closed 1-2 to 1 1-2 points net. lower on sales of 14.900 tons. Close:_ July 12Gb; Scp. 1.22 1-2b: Nov. 1.2611; Jan. 1.28 1-2n; Mch 1.29 l-2bi May 1.3111.

Refined was at 4.70 for fine gran- ulated.

6.757.. l

WINNIPEG. May 25 — 1C1’) -

Viiieat futures collapsed on W111- nipeg grain exchange today whet; the skids were greased by

eud improved crop prospects

Vvetit-

flliL- weakness in outside; markets. Rat g in the United States southwew to u.ty added final push to send pric- cs down the five-cent alioivu. lliiilb.

Tlflld of wheat was downuyiiw: LIJIH the start. in a session that. lacked support. from nearly all sources. Although trading turned dull at mid-session. the final sell- ing ivavc left values 5 to 5 1-4 cts ofi with May at $1.28 3-4. July $1.27 5-8 and October $1.18. lt iii-m the ilfhl time since April 26 all ivhctit futures fell the iuli lite cents.

Commission house and southern selling based on favorable weaziter conditions sent prices sharply low- er at the start. Inter-market sprcatiiiii; stipporicd Octobcrivhcit’. for a time but. that future finally gave way in the final minutes.

Coarse grains were iiqiiitiattd along wiili iviieat. Early‘ stipptirt. in rye “'11s short lived and May closed 4 7-B cents lower. Oats ric- cliiietl 2 1-4 to 1 1-2 cents. b21110)‘ 2 1-4 to 3 1-4 cents and flax 3 1-2 to 3 cents.