MAY 27. 1937

first‘, CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

of Lapa Cadillac 8i

at Current

Brace Block. Phone

spiritual Ollerlngl, Ulsrdl, aim, 6o W,» inch; Notices of Thanks nlld word. Uihar rule: an application.

Elldvertising Rater-Payable in Advance

Central Guardian locals, lo par Illld) w"; p" word; Announcements 1nd 00min; ling p, per vvurrl; Au llemurlism Nona»,

We recommend the purchase

Lebel llro Gold Mines

Market Price.

island Securities Company Ltd.

1122 Queen St. Clftown

Pa? ~

*ss- .,...,...,.,

rlhlllfl lantern locals, In I p0 q

.0. .... u... il..‘.'°;. ‘.if§."i".“.‘2‘ P" "W191 Lenar- of Coudnluwo 10! lvhhuhsslon. 70o our llnh or h pa

Alum-nun Giulio los- nlly Lflvnrllulsuc ‘pg-spun "l".

11H Pruice Street.

p, s. Reeves, Southport. L-B89-5-22-61

L-536-5-25-

SALE-Q

Ml}. C. Douglas, Buctouche. N. B.

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FOR SALE — SHORTHORN BULL ii: for service. App.y to Lyman Treiiiere, New Wiltshire.

FOR SALE-TWO YEAR OLD

Dual Purpose Shorthorn Bull R. uislcrcd. D. 1-1. Murchison, North River. L-788-5-26-3i.

F011 sui KINDS 0F CEMETERY work at reasonable rates call Percy Gregory. Phone 982-1.».

12-857-5-27-31.

ioii ssu; - TRACTOR $12501 would take a‘ milk cow on it. Ap- pi Hoiai-e Cameron, Prowse Gar- __age Charlottetown. L-857-5-27-3i.

FOR SALE — SHINGLES. M. F.

Welsh, Chestnut St. . . ._ P-Blllfii-fl i-‘OR SALE-500!) FEET SPRUCE Bo and Scaniling. Aso quan- tur oi stove wood. Wilfred White-

head Graham's Road. L-791-5-26-2i.

For sans é TWO LOTS 'oiv'

1111' Street. Apply to Mrs. Ver- 0" Shcphcrd, 45 Brighton Av- eiii McLean 8c McKinnon, So- licitors. L-872-5-27-3i

Fllll SALETFAWCETT-REANGE viiiii Alasco Oil Burner. inlaid liuoiruin. liircc piece bed outfit.

.4, Al’ practically ncw. Phone Mrs. R.

C Parent, Phone 232.

L-866-5-27-3l.

T’ ' '4 ,_ .____i~ "zti FOR ..\l.E — WILL ARRIVE AT .\liNi~ili's Stables on Monday,

Mar 2411i, two carioads of choice

I'll-FMS and some mares with

foals. Wellington MlcNclil. L-721-5-22-25-27.

tll.\'l( LE-PROVEN BREED- cis and their kits. Extra Dark Labrador. These Mink were all imiXirlPd from Ontario last Y?" from a ranch who obtained the ii-ziowiiig at Ontario Pelt Show Olli of a class of 73, 3rd. 4th, 5th Ouinc to the National Park it is lilililTfilblti to build QXIIB Pens- Rrasonnbiy priced for quick sale. Sidney Ranicai‘. Stanhope- L-740-5-25-3i.

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ENSURE IN THE SUN LIFE. PAR- tiripiitc ll’l the profits of U115 great Cuuipiiny. Lasi year policyholders l'i.'lL‘l\i'L‘(i an average of one and oiii: liulf million dollars a week. Soc J. A. Moore, Currie Building.

¢ . .__.__ _ ..-..

Help Wanted

hixran - coon”? Iu_.u;i. fliiiuud cook for up-to-date res- Iliilllllii. Apply stating wages. Mrs.

W. la. Reid, Cape Tormentlne. L-771-5-26-6i.

M

L-Bil-fi-Zl-Si

§fiifil'uanity_i7i.zli~l'rs 751-: _Tr. 100 by mail. $4.50 per thousand.

iéoa SALE ¥L1§VKR Ill-Aid Franklin Stove. Phone 356-J. s“ e,

fix ‘primaries-bailout? sorted and named $1.00 postparl. L-702—5-22-6i.

739-5-25-31.

For Sale 5g,” __Mflle Help Wanted FOR SALIF-FURNITUKE, ETC” WANTED-—-MAN TO WORK 0N

small mm- Apply in person to Frank liamm, Mt. Herbert. L-775-5-26-3i. i l0 Let

194 PRINCE L-87l-5-27-3i

T0 LET-ROOMS 8 .

r0 rizrrsrir Cllllied by Mr. R. C. Parent, 207 Weymouth Street will be vgmm; l" J1me- Apvlv 221 WeymOllth Street. L-B09-5-27-3l.

F011 ANTlTY OATS at 101 Weymouth St t. Ph aiiii mixed srain- Court 8: son. 1265-0. Eglao-s-asggf Bcdford Station. L-7ll6-5-26-3i. '

__Fi'_1______ mfldlflimlféd

WANTED-GIRL T0 D0 KITCIL en work. Abegweit Hotel. Borden. LJIOB-S-ZZ-tf.

WANTED - EXPERIENCED country girl. Apply 200 Prince St.

_L-_793-5-26-3i.

W ‘TED — EXPERIENCE!) housekeeper. Middle aged prefer. red. Apply-in person 179 Kent St,

L-781-5-26-3l.

For Rent

FOR RENT JUNE 7th, 113 WE!- mouth and 29 King Square. Both in 1st class condition. Apply C. MacGuigan .157 Hlllsboqro.

L-

6-31. FOR RENT—SUMMER COTTAGE

st Keppoch. Phone 198. I L-783-5-26-8f. M __ _A W anted

WANTED — BOARDS AND STUD- ding 2 x 3-4-5-6. Write prices de- livered, Charlottetown to C. B. care Guardian. L-766-5-26-3l.

Too Late To Clasify

STTREAWFERRTIWYEANTSWFOR sale 40c per hundred. $4 per thousand, Lloyd Southport.

Molyneaux, L-800-5-26-3i.

llitmar TiTmip Seed

We have for sale, retail 0r wholesale, a limited quan- tity of registered DITMAR Seed in pound packages.

P.E.I. POTATO GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION

E 1': i

L-803-5-275-31 BRUDENELL SCHOOL

The (allowing is the honor roll of Brudenell School for the month of Aprllr-

Grade IX-l. Blair Mcbarcn. Grade Vii-l. Kenneth Dewar; 2. Bruce Mcliaren; 3. Catherine Robertson.

Grade VI—l. Kenneth McLaren. 2. Athol Dewar; 3. Tens Stewart. Grade Vl-l. Mac Nicholson; 2. Doris Nicholson; 3. Olive Shaw. Grade IV-l. Louise Glllis; 2. Stewart Dewar; 9. Jean McIntyre. Grade III-d. Jennie McLaren; 2. Inez Shaw.

Grade I-1. Margaret Dewar; 2. Charles Dewar; 3. Phyllis McLaren Etla M. McLure, Teacher.

‘ EASTERN STEAMSIIIP LINES

EXCURSION to

BOSTON AN»

NEW YORK

from SHIN!‘ JOHN.

and pslnls In New lruruwlelr. Prlnu ldwlrd Island and Nova Salli SATURDAY, JUNE 5. 1937

S. S. SAINT JQHN Tiljllrln sold from New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Sculls

0min on rlulcs

e. milling passengers lo connect will: S. S. Suinl John,

‘caving Siiinl JoIIn on Saturday, lune 5, and good lo relurn from Bos- 011 on Tuvulor. June 8, 0r Friday, lime 11, and from New York nol

h" u‘!!! Thursday, June 10.

s“ "W i0 some Io m: ms u" John. N. a. 010.00 015.00 0:3- N. B... . 10.00 15.00

Donne-i. u. a . 10.00 15.00

filsler, N. B. 11.00 16.00 hm‘: e. N. B... 11.00 16.00 w Rm. N. 11.. . 12.00 17.00

Clsllc, N. 11.. .12.00 17.00

ROUND-TRIP COACH IXCUISION IAIII rroil

.70 MINI 10 III IOII

Churiollelown, "

P. E. l. . . . . .I13.00 018.00 Surnmenldc,

P. E.l. 18.00 10.00 Arrihersl, N. 5.. . 11.00 16.00 Norlh Sydney,

13.00 10.00

IQUII-LY l0’ IAIIS IIOI DTIII POINTS "“J"IIVINI'II‘DO_I In u: llnlq n 01.10 will uoonlodlln no poi-up.

"""' ‘I'll-n m... s-iiii 1

due dollars 10:30 A. H.

I Wednesdays and Sundays, 1:80 P. I. (Alhllh Tho),

(Dcyllghs 11am) nus day.

I "mills Iuvu lanai: ‘hardly: uid fildlys n I P. ll. (Dlrlllll Th"). In lulu hi: . I 9:00 A. ll. (Allnnlln Tlrno) null day. " shlhviii-ii... “in nnnvlllunu. pa.» Ipply n llrhll m». I00"! r-uia Ihrl. ' "I “his N. l, or any (Innldln Nnllonll Iallwlys QIIIII “vial clan. '

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fibik QUO TA TIONS"

MORNING srocx‘ LETTER

(Received over 01111010 and Co's Private Wire)

NEW YORIQ-U- S. Steel Corpn. ~Dlvidend of $2 declared on Pfd stock arrears, payable June 29 to holders of record June 4.

MONTREAL, May 26—Simpsons Limited-Directors have decided not to proceed further at present time with suggested reorganization of capital stock as some share. hoders residing abroad not in fav- or of the proposal were unable to vote at the special general meet- ing recently held.

Canadian Bank loans and De- Wslliir-Allrll 30 current account deposits were up 3 per cent and 17 D91’ cent over March 31. 1937 and April 30, 1936 respectively. April 30 savings deposits _wcre unchanged from March and up only 3 per cent 4W" April 30. 1936. April current mans We" U11 2-3 Der cent over

March 1937 but down 2 per cent from April 1936. Life Insurance-April sales in

Canada and Newfoundland up l4 Der cent over April 1936.

East Malartic-Finnnciai Coun- sel reports diamond drilling eust from west boundary has extended to the ore body to a length of s00 feet. Average $10 per ton across 45 feet.‘ ore body proven to depth of 500 feet.

Central Patricia-—Produciion at record levels $68,000 for first two weeks of May.

(Received over Woods- Reade

MARKET , BULLETIN

MORNING MARKET LETTER

NEW YORK, May 26-'I‘he fail~ ure of the market to develop a better upside following Ln SBYQEQI mild rallying tendencies during the day apparently influenced some selling in the last hour. The gains registered in the six proceeding sessions were large enough in the Bigfégaie to weaken the technical pcxition of the market somewhat so that a moderate setback at this juncture would not be illogical. However, we are inclined to think that the recent lows will hold and that after some irregularity the uptrend will be resumed. The metal division acted particularly well yesterday and apparently could show considerable buoyancy in a better general market. The oil group also displayed firmness. One interesting aspect of the Oil situation is the indication of a favorable position for the refining division over the ne_xt few months. A record demand for gasoline should promote a firm price structure for that product while supplies of crude evidently are plentiful enough to insure the rc- finers against any sharp advance 1n crow costs.

SUMMARY

Wesson Oil and Snowdrift C0.. declared extra dividend of $1.12 1-2 and regular quarterly of 12 1-2 on common. On April 1st an extra of 50 cents was paid.

Union Carbide and Carbon Corp. declared a dividend of 80‘ cents payable July 1st record June 4, a. similar amount was paid on April and Jan. 1.

U. S. Steel Corp declares divi- dend of $2 on Preferred on account of arrears.

Pennsylvania Railroad net oper- ating income $6,097,230 vs. $7.742.- 220 in April 1936.

New York Central April net operating income $4205.62!) vs. S3,- 391596 in April 1936.

American Pete Institute reports gasoline stocks down 551.000 bar- iel= last week to 79.827000 barrcls. Refinery operations at 84.1 per cent were up 4.2 points over pre- ceding week.

iis difficult to interpret the action Laldlaw and Co. ‘ in any diiision as significant. The

(Ifeunnlltecrlcy Pllfleld Ind Co mens- rs 0 i outrun] 5|. g E h g Anglo Canadian Telephone-Sec- (""9 "Wall M u m" m ond dividend o1 12 1-2 cents on shit-iii q "A' stock bruigs total current year n“ ch" lmyments to 25 cents a share, 1936 *1 Che-l 332 Z12 total 55 cents. ‘RE g1‘; r. 280v‘ $8,? - . 4'" B" 2115i. 21% LPiigklée Crow-President Hammell Q3 éeallpPl [(3% 1010;. s a s ive new levels will be est b- ‘ 18% lished starting July. Bresent gen 33:3‘ Q?“ cent dividend to be maintained an n»: 20y 20 with increase probable after back- ’\“““‘" . I‘ 10g of $1,000,000 established. iiiiil 0”“ ,2“ 32,‘? glilillliXs Av ‘Z615 Dryden Papen-Net profit for "" So so first six months this year season iflii“ M“ ‘a m‘ "Bally six times profit for same (‘iii-i 01110 567, 55a, period last year. (lfllrr-sls-‘rl 111 1117/. ‘"111 .0 14 14 Toxin Cllfliltlillli Oil-Effective (r3? csilii 2% 2* Saturday price of East Texas crude ‘.°" G“ C“ oil raised from 1.25 u. 1.35 per iilihviiioiii 5;?‘ ‘W’ barrel. meaning probably s15o,000 o...» g 131/‘ 151i}, to the company. #1111002! t u 157g. 157 4‘ ec u o . y‘ 35y‘ Canadian Pacific and Canadian i.=‘ii§.i“.'...‘“‘ 1w‘ w“ National-Week ended May 1'7 C. if“ I?" _ - 54 53 P. R. traffic receipts were up 1.4 PM‘ §‘{‘"““ “it? 39% pcr cent and C. N. R. gross earn- 1113171111311: ‘rd/S a‘; lllus ivorc up 1.3 per cent over cor- ‘_-"°ll_ '1‘ 38% 385.6 "°“i‘°“““‘“ 90mm‘ 1936- (I'Itll!I\n\Il"‘l€d8C my i0 . r ~,

' ill l" ‘ 29 ‘.39 MONTREAL, May 26—'1‘he Bell I“ gill‘ 1073/, 107 dividend payable July 15 record ‘,‘,",m";"‘\{r*'c. , 11% 10%

i ~ I l i III U Julie .23. The directors state they gonna..." ‘ 5g 53 feel that bu-mess is improving m .\fias Pfll‘ Ry an |3X[Qn[ that jlhtified restoration “out lVurd 1503i 51% Miirrriv Co 13V 111/ of the old $8 rate. The declaration N Y (-6,, 45%‘ _.'_ ‘ came as a surprise to the street 1:0: Bis R 155-1} and is considered a most encour- *,‘“' "w" F? "4 1W1 aging development. {Qfkc} H n?“ n2” ‘Nor Par: Ii 331,; ' -k Mot . . on’ Pglamount 19% 10V: Elli" iii.“ 25$? 93-. Piiii Pet Co 50% 561,5 Phat T01 Cab . 1' n s N J and Company Special Wire) Pill}? 85:1 C0 115% 143% (If IO fl 11min 1'». O _ RPPIlIlllC St 351,4 r1514, United Gas Corp. in March o“ 55% quarter net income equal after ;.-.,‘,",,,, pa?“ 54 53% periods dividend requirements on 2h} (gill Iyd , My M’, Prcfcrrcds "in arrears" to 27 cents " s‘ ‘l "I a common share vs. 21 cents on 1f.l;;do(jnco E 5P5‘ common in March 1936 quarter. lllliiMI Air K 25“ 2s‘ National POWCI and Light Co. lllmm C" 47/8 47! and subs in 3 months to Feb. 28 Elflfim, 1315 1i; not income equal to 38 cents a létlllic 3:1; $7M common .hare vs. 36 c nt in 3 ~ ° i i 3% months sliced r011. 29, 189365. Q,§,,,‘,',‘,’}n“ w‘ s“ n Iron Age reports 5685011411 111- “IIITHU; films 13:4 ucnccs are rrore plainly at work ‘l "l "l "ll 5 , 5 in steel 'icma.ds with production ‘Q1163 1?.’ rate tlii: week slightly lOlvll‘ at 91 Woolworth

percent vs. 92 per cent last week. Consumption still holding strong- ly except in auto industry where approaching changes to 1938 models is bringing production of 1937 model parts to an end. About 1200 workers vote to strike at Ford

Banks

(Supplied by Pilfleld and Co. mam- bnrn or Montreal Slack xchange and

Assembly Plant at Richmond, ciirii Mai-am

Calif. The U. A. W. assigning i picket-s to plant and others to San B‘““" on” mo" , Francisco plant. Strike clues 6 re- Bk (‘an W'- i public steel plants in Canton Mass- m‘ “"1" -

we" Dismal- iiit 113.‘... S 5.‘. tit

' Royal

NOON COMMENT

Prices have fluctuated within a narrow range this morning and it (Supplied! by zlllfslt-ldkagd hCo. mama , l; of .\ onlre 0c XI: unis an most encouraging feature is that |_ g1“, Mann.)

the reactionary tendencies of the

last hour yesterday did not carry “w” 0"“ c‘°'° over into the opening this rrorn- Ahmbi 51/, 01% ing. The mclal group shows the 2151105105 (E31, 93 mot buoyancy and such issues as “mfiuhglflfinls "'37:". 22% Anaconda, Kennecott, American "Us, Lin“, 3 a smelling and Phelps Dodge ap- iiiiiii A 19% 18% parciitiy coui" advance easily in a ‘xlxfllfigkr 16 M more aggressive market. Bridge- m,“ A 14% 14% port Brass is an interesting low lfrasoi- 42“ 42 priccd copper fabricating issue v T 7 4- ‘Q55 which has displayed firmness over m, “mpg, the past fcw days and which a?" Hollie Oil 1§° 1§§ pears reasonably priced on earn- Hftllpglr; 5&1}; 56% ings. Attention hc,._'_~cn called to _\,,,|,,,,,,,.s A the propcct of a more favorable i-i-icii 401/, 41 position developing for the Oil Re- fir“? "d "7 57 . oynllte 3i] 30 fining Companies due to the large "o," 5mm," 3-3 3, demand for gasoline and a plenti- noiiiiiiri 201/, 2012 Sherwin Wins 20k: 25‘.

lul supply of crude. Such Compan- ics as siandard of Indiana. Socony Vacuum. Atlantic Rcfining. Pure Oil and Conilncnial Oil which are buyers of Crudc oil on_balance should benefit from any firming of gas liiic prices.

N. Y. EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, May 26 — (AP)- The board of governors of the New York Stock Exchange an- nounced tdoay the Exchange would be closed. Saturday for an extend-

Laidiaw and Co.

Grain

(C.P. by Guardian's Special Wire) WINNIPEG, May 26-—Strongiiii- derioiie predominated on the Win- nipeg grain exchange at the close today after wheat futures recov- ered from mid-session setbacks. Revival of export buying, estim- ated at 2,000,000 bushels. led to a steady upward movement from l cent under yesterdays close. Despite varying weather reports and southern selling. values fin- ished 1 1-4 to 3-4 cent higher with May at $1.30, July $1.28 3-4 to 7-8, and October $1.19 1-4.

United Kingdom was credited with taking the bulk of the Can- adlan wheat with minor amoiuils moving to Spain and other con- tlnental countries. Export buying extended into coarse grains where May rye at one time sold 4 5-8 cents higher but held only part of the gain. Canadian competitive e x p o ri <prices were at tholr narrowest ‘spread in months with No. two Canadian northern only_ 2 3-8 cts higher than Australian wheat. Coarse grains were firm in light trading wiihbarley. flax and rye futures closing with gains of more than a cent.

CHICAGO, May 26—(AP)—More than 4 cents a bushel tumble in the price of May wheat resulted isle today from liquidating sales but May rye, May corn and May oats all scored high price records. Msy corn 8H0-

Interest centred in May future: contracts of the various grains this being the final day l0!‘ M!" transactions. except for actual dc-

ed weekend recess over Memorial Day, Monday and Curb Exchange governors took similar action.

Some of the commodity markets also will close Saturday, including sugar, cocoa, silk and metals fut- ures markets in New York.

ed today to be settled for.

Wiicai closed 3 5-8 lower to 1 l-4 up. May 1.19 1-4 to 1.20. Jill! 1.17 7-8 tollfi, corn unchanged to 5 l-4 lil"ll(‘l‘, May 1.39 1-4 to 140. Jiilv 121 l-4 in 3-8, and oats 1-8 oil‘ lo 4 ‘l-2 advanced. ____i___

---—-——- UNDATED MONEY aox , ____ (_By The Canadian Press) " Closing exchange rates:

At Montreal-Pound 1.93 11-16:

MONTH?!“ May 26 ___ (C?) _ franc 4.47; Canadian dollar .99 "O8 W“ ‘““'° “P 51mm‘? °“ ‘l. New York-Pound 4.94 1-4: “v95”? """k;§‘8§‘ g3,‘ LES‘ franc'4.46 1-4; ciiriiiaiim dOllflr gra e licoiis, . g‘ ‘ _32_ “d “A” °‘.‘ “'"°“s' Wm‘ m“ “Si loxtaParis-Pound 110.01 fr.: u s. ual $1 pl'(‘11llll111 on selects and cuts dollar 223a b2 n‘; Canadian dob 0" ‘>11 KITWPS- Illr 22.40 i-4 fr.

Sows sold at $7.60 rail grade and In Go,d_1,ound n‘ 1d; U s‘

5555 "fi m“ “we seam“ held dollar 59.50 cts.; Canadian dollar steady vrllh stccrs up to $8 and F958 cm

butcher cows up to $5. Cutters ‘

went from $2.50 to $3.50 while .

canners made from $2.50 down.

Bulls sold up to $4.

Prices were unestablished on calves, and sheep and lambs. NEW ygnjg, May g5 _ (Ap) _ Lieadlng foreign currencies showed slight advances in foreign exchange dealings today, countered by I de- cline in the franc.

The pound sterling was un- changed st $4.94 1-4, Holland gullders added .01 of a cent, the helgs was up 0.1 1-4 of s cent. while the Swiss franc was up .01 of s cent. The French franc was down .01 1-18 of a cent at 4.4614 The Canadian dollar held unchan- ged st 1.00 3-32.

Finance

NEW YORK. May 26 — (AP) -— Foreign exchange steady. Great Britain demand high 4.94 5-16: low . 4.94 l-B; close 4.94 1-4; 60-day bills 4.93 1-8; France 4.46 1-4; It- y aly 5.26 1-4; Belgium 16.86 i-2' Germany 40.15 ;Canada 1.00 3-32

"-“""‘ MONTREAL, May 20 - (or) -

Pound sterling remained unchang-

(a llrlb wii-aa <|r.i "m. ' I M ' m a l" n ed on Montreal foreign exchanges

"Mu-- m" wdiiiy in. use ii-ia The Hench ‘Hum’, franc, at 4.47 cents. was also un- “INIHIIITPO changed while the United Slates nlill‘

llverv of the grain. About 3.000.- 000 bushels 0f May wheat remain-

rlnllnr declined 1-32 count.

It l-l dis-

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lhiyal

Cut in No.

Hole by J. T. Donal Marks

PHONE 1122

25 feet Solid Quartz Vein Matter —-Highly Mineralized-—

CLARK GOLD MINES

Assay results 0f the following Samples 0f No. 8 Diamond Drill

No. 28s Quartz Pyrite.—u—- _ ~ _ - - N0. 289 330-333 Ft. Vein Material _ _ _ _ _ 20.02 No. 20o sen-ass rt. Quartz _ - - - - _ _ 1.95

We recommend the purchase of these shares at 50c per share-

Island Securities Company Limited

BRACE BLOCK

PAGE FTVE

10 Diamond Drill Hale at‘

d and Co. Ltd. are as follows.

Gold 01s. Per Ton

— 1.73

QUEEN ST., CHARLO'I"1‘E'F0\\'N

Mining p d p ' M A MONTREAL. May 2s - (cPi - StOCk Exchange

(SIIPDIM II Wflil-lfllli Ill 00-) Wheat, Nor. No. i $1.39; barley, C.

slack- clo” No. 3 .79 3-4; oats, feed. No. 1

bl isiiupiii-ii Ii_\' i-iiii-iii .iii.i i... lllvlll

Aliiurniq. 100 Floupgpymg (flu-git palgntg’ 1113],; lll‘l‘\ iil ili-iiii-i-al Mail. A.\<|I.lll',;l' .i|i0 ;§§',~,,,,~§'.,,, ‘ $1.50; seconds $7.10; bakers $100; ‘"'" ~"""“'"

(éilflrill iiouyn 31/, winter wheat patents. choice $5.70 sioi-iia 01"" ill-w