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Stock: 090i Lent Bell Tel ... ... 143 148 Brazilian ... ... .. 0K 9% B C Power ... ... 20 2954, Dom Steel . H; (‘an (fi-luvnt . 9%, uni lmi Al .. 12 (‘an I'm: y 11 ' s . . . . .. s1 Dom Bridge 331,5 lulu Tub 14 inter Nickel . 45% 12y {Ii _, iii) 10 i.’- 20/‘ 12% BANKS 3'.‘ ﬁr’ §f‘".<.'ii 931i“ ilk of Moiiiri-ul . 191% 102 Royal .. u; Cllk ‘Bk of Corn . . . . .. 14255 14255 EXCHANGE (Canadian Press)

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MONTREAL. Dec. lk-Britlsh and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compil- ed by the Royal Bank of Canada dosed today as follows:-

Argentina peso .2790.

Australia pound 3-0751

Austria schilllng .1907

Belgium be'ga .1703.

China Hong Kong dollars .3340.

Czechoslovakia crown .0420.

Denmark krone .2224.

Finland finmark .0220.

France franc .0687.

Germany reichsmark .4069-

GrY at Britain ‘pound 4.9785.

Hungary pengo .3002.

' India rupee .3766.

Japan yen .2910.

New Zealand pound 4.0151.

Norway krone .2502.

Poland z'oti .1914. -

South Africa pound 4.95

S;afn peseta .1383. .

Sweden krone .2568.

United States dollar 1 1-16 per rent premium.

NEW YORK, Dec. 11—1"orelgn exchange irregular. Great Britain hiqh 4.98; low 4.92 1-2; close 4.92 5-8: 60-day bills 4.91 1-2: France 6.60 1-2; Italy 8.03; Bﬂgium 16.84; Germany 40.24; Canada 98 15-16.

I Miscellaneous (Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Dec. 11- Wheat, nor no 2 90. . Barley 0 W no 3 41.

Oats feed no 1 34.

Flour spring wheat patents,

iirsts $5.70.

Flour seconds $5.30. -

Flour bakers $520. .

Flour winter wheat patents,

choice $3.00.

Flour white corn $4.60.

Bran ton $2125.

Short‘. ton $22-25.

Mlddlings ton $27.25.

Roéled oats beg 90 lbs $2.75. Hay no 2 per ton car-lots 010.00. Cheese no 1 Ont white 11. Cheese no 1 Ont col ll 1-2. Butter no 1 2B.

Eggs 1n cartons A 1 large 50-51. E |,s A 1 medium 4"

Eggs A 1 pullets 41.

Eggs A large 44-45.

'Eggs A medium 37.

Eggs A pullets 85.

Eggs B large 3i.

Eggs 3B medium 29.

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Stock: open Lent Am For Pr . 1% Am For Pr Pfd 29 Wnturvvork 20, Am Can 130 Am Jiud .. . new, Anaconda 28% Auburn . g0 Atchlivon o7», Aur '.l‘ and 1‘ rosy, B and Ohio i7‘) Bendix A\ :0 , Beth’ Biecl l. 47 ‘aec 101 shrink-r 80 uu ‘as 31/ Elev Auio L 35'“ Eloc Buuil h‘ Geri Elev: . - 371,1 3'! Gun Uuiors _ , 55%, 55% Gr m: r-hr . am a4 int '1‘ and '1‘ .. 13 l3 Kennccoit . .. 2,322 33 ﬁglgruuwfniliiver . . 4351/ w i arr! . . . . . . . .. n Slug Ii i'r .. o ‘ma N 1' Central 331 Puriiurouiri. 1012 O . . . - .4 ‘ 3c Pacific 1f htrl oir N s 35.. s Steel n" Vanadium 19% Western ll ., 73 Westinghouse _ 91A 91%

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MONTREAL, Dec. l1-N0 price changes were recorded on the Montreal open produce market today in light trading. No. 1 grade butter continued at 28 cents a pound for car-lots or less with small lots to retailers at 27 cents for solids and 2B for prints. V

There were no receipts on the cheese market and No. 1 Ontario continued nominally at 11 cents a pound for white and 11 1-2 f0!‘ colored. Graded egg shipments in car- lots or less brought 42 cents a dozen for A large, 34 for A-med- ium, 32 for A pallets, .25 1-2 to 26 for 2B and 24 for C. Prince Edward Island potatoes in 90-pound bags were $1.30 to $1.35 for mountains and 81.25 t0 $1.30 for coblrters. In Bil-pound bags potatoes were $1.20 to ‘L35 for P. E. I. mountains, $1.15 to $1.20 for cobblers and New Bruns- wick mountains, $1.05 to $1.10 for Quebec mountains and 90 to $1 for Quebec cohblers.

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70801010. Dec. l1—W1th trad- ing the heaviest in cliht months the mining market of the Toronto exchange sold down today. the zold share index losing .21 to r20.- 16 and the miscellaneous mines index 1.57 to 124.10. Turnover reached 1.3101110 shares.

On the whole the Iolds made the best stand against the depressing influences which included an a11- round out in metal prices in Lon- don, excepting bar gold. Silver was off two cents or more and as a re- sult Eldoapdo was sold quite free- ly but the nct 10a was limited to 4 cents

The big copper stocks. Noranda and Hudson Bay each held gains of 8-8 at the close but the chcaWY base metals sold down.

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Iension In World Silver Marts . Lessens

( Frank Macltllllm, Aelgsiated Press nlnancial Writer), (a. r. By Guardian's Special Wire) NEW YORK, Dec. ll-The les- sening of tension in world silver Centres. c ‘- ‘ with a. continu- tion of satisfactory business and indrmtrigl news, ibday help“ the stock market pet back on its feet. While there was no rush for the ordinary rule of equities. and m number of the recent favorites were still backward, for assorted specialties was cvid. ent from the start of trading. The Associated Prw average of 00 eel. ected stocks managed to clog; up .1 of a point at 54.8. Transfers to- talled 2.148.920 compared with 2.- ﬂgﬁ ﬁr: tholralprcvious session. nanc sector appeared m be. still confused, but not so m. may. over the world silver situa- tion. Afteg a lengthy delay, an 0116111118 bricc for the bar metal was set in London at the equivalent of ﬂPProximateiy 00.04 cents an ounce, based on the early rate of sterling. Subsequent to the announcement of today's rate in Inudcn. import. ed silver at New York was lowered frcmoasdccntaanoimcatoei 8-4 cents. This was the lowest level since April last. Bonds were fairly steady. Ital- ian loans exhibited strength in line with throatiooi: for cessation of African hostilities. Ibrilm exchan- ges were quiet. Shares of Western Union ree- pondedwithagainof2 3-4at72 when the company annminccd that 1o martin‘ "earninn amounted to 0m a arm's comma with us: in the ‘lame 10M period. Other gainers of fractions to around a point or no included U. l. Steel at 47. Westinghouse at 0i 2-4.

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New York-Stocks slightly er. Winnipeg-Wheat 3-8 to 1-0 cents lower.

New York-Rubber and coffee higher; cotton and sugar lower.

LIVESTOCK

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MONTREAL. Dec. ll-Irreguler- ity ruled in dull trading on Mont~ real livestock markets today.

Receipts reported by Dominion Livestock Bureau were: Cattle 159; calves 55; hogs 42; sheep and lambs 120. '

Cattle offered were nearly nil medium qua‘ity steers held over from Monday and ‘mesdny. Buy- ers were scarce and not enough sales were made during early deal- ings to establish prices. _

Sheep and lamb division had a ruined trend. Good ewes and wethers slipped about 50 cents to 07.60 to $0 while heavy lambs were cut $1 per hundrcdweight and culls and bucks $2. Sheep were from t2 to $4.25. up about 25 cents.

Calves eased. cream ceiling at ‘$8.50 to $8.75 and medium [cod to good quality veal: 08.75.

Bacon hogs were even at $020, fed and watered, with t1 uranium on selecteA-Scws were 06.501017.

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The lﬂtoooiioo-year-a-oia Plcsios- aur, of monstrous build. which Harvard University has reconstruct- ed from Australian relics, Ls only u" 10¢“ 01 such world-famed finds "lifted" from the island con. tlncnt.‘ When Dr. W. K. Gregory went to Australia some you-n ago to collect specimens for enJiusti-al- lan Hail at the American Museum of Natural History, he polnfgd 1mg that wcrnbats. punched moles, and other rnarlupialc made Australia itself l. natural museum of evolu- tionary lore.

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HISTORIC GLASSES T0 KING'S HEALTH

(By The Canldlln Pleas)

1002011710, Dec. l0—-A tradition of historic significance was carried on at the Art Gallery of Toronto when 10rd‘ T- edsmuir, Governor General of Canada, drank a. toast to the King from one of the historic -"Birncoe Closes." of beautiful Eng- lish crystal, from which every Gov- emor-Gencrsl. on his first visit to theGr-ange, has drunk to the health of his Majesty.

This glass came into the posses- sion of the gallery Irom the Boul- ton family, who received it by be- quest from Governor Bimcoe. The tradition is that every Governor- General of Canada from the time of Governor Simooe onwards has drunk the health of the King out of this glass. since it came into the possession of the Art Gallery rec- ords show that this ceremony was performed by Lord Iiansdcwn, May 24, 1N7, while Governor-General oi’ Canada; and again by Lord Aber- deen. Aug. g5. i807. than the Duke of Connaught, March 1B, 1014; the

of Devcnshire Fab. I, 1910; Baron Byng of Viary May 20, 1920; Viscount Willingdon, Nov. I, 1980; and Ebrl of Beashoroulh Feb. 3, 1933.

AUSTRALIA KAI BOOM . i OI‘ ITALIAN CITIZENS

Itelianclreforminiaverylarge ellcnain Australia

percentage of. , who, fearing international compli- cations in the Abyssinian‘ dispute, for military service, have rccenty applied 191 British naturalization. Sixty mo. ans have applied in 25 any; ans lam m0 $1,240 in feel, compared n a1 th

of i5 and um mo“ ‘y "w".

Many Italians are mm! ‘ bly settled in the Quccnland cam. will‘ crowing areas and are do- i118 very well-Australia: Press Bureau.

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Christmas fare has always 0c- oupied a big part in Yuletide cele- brations. Our Anglo-Saxon fore- fathers were excellent tranche men, and eating and drinking were a necessary part of every ‘gala duv- Stuffed boars’ heads, peacocks. ‘terse. capons. pheasants, mince pie, plum pudding~th"~ decked the board. The turkey was 1m" known. That excellent fowl did not enter the bill of fare until the dis- covery of the New World. 0f course, there was drink aplen- ty. Punch was the customary WM- sail bowl. This bowl takes it name from the Saxon words. "wael liacl. meaning "be in health." It WBS R great bowl of punch into wiriril baked apples were thrown to enli- nnce its flavor. Mince pie orirwai‘ ed in i590. Ii’ first was made from mutton. The Puritans condemned itas an ungodly dish, and "16 Quakers would have none of it.

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HOLLYWOOD, Doc. lL-(OP) - Shirley Temple continues to be the most popular child star of recent times, .and a. tribute to her P0P"- larity ii a huge Japanese doll. twice her alae, to buy which some 20.000 Japanese children on Hawaii contributed their small unﬁt"!!! money.

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