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MONTREAL, Oct. "!—(CP) -Pro- diice miu-itei prices here today as reported by the Dominion Depart- mill! of A.il"i'lllllll'0 follow:- Hutter: llYol graide crcaiticry prints, jobbingz price, 34-34 l-Ll; first grade solids, Jobbing price, 33- i—2-34; Que N0. l pasteurized cur- rcnt receipt price 32 5-8; No. 2 3i- 5-3- No. l wholesale price 33; No. 2 .2 l-4

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Eggs: graded shipments selling at A-lzirsxe 45-46; A-inedium 42 l-‘Z- 43 l-‘J; pullcts 3i; B grade 32 l-2— 33: C gruitc 25 1-2-26.

Potatoes: Qiie whites No. l .85- .90; No. 2 .65-—.75; NB whites No.

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Finance

By Bernard S. O'Hara Associated Prom Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. '1 -tAPl -- The stock market today dissolved its October stalemate in a mild storm o! selling which pushed down a wide list oi leaders fractions to around 2 points.

Canadian stocks ranged fractions lower. Dome lost 1--i, international Nickel common 7-8, Wrlkcrs 5-8. Ford A l-4 and Hollinger l-B. Gain- ers were lnieriuitionnl Nickel Pre- ierred up l 5-8 points to 129 7-8 and Ford B up l-li. Brazilian Trac- tion, Luke Shore mines and imper- inl Oil all were unchanged.

It wns the steepest tall since April l8 and was attributed by brokers partly to fears that Hitler's recent claims oi’ the Nazi's readi- ness to knock Russia out of the war might be in the way oi resli- zation. Reports oi deep German thrusts ui the Russian fronts did not, sell well in speculative quar- ters but it. was also argued by an- alysts that the market lately had become stnie from its narrow and iiiinZiFss cliiiriiliius niiii was due ior some kind oi rend] Qnieni.

'I‘iie Asmcintzid l>i'<-.-s Bil-stock composite iuid a net (iecllne o! .6 oi’ a point closing at 42.4. All major groups were down and industriuls

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MONTREAL, Oct. 7 --(CP) - There were 291 cattle, 407 sheep and lamhs, 1.034 hOis and 559 calves for sale on the two Montreal livestock markets today.

Prices on all classes of livestock trere stctulv’ to iirm.

Cattle were mostly common to just medium cows and bulls. Com- mon to medium quality butcher COWs brought $4.50 to $6.25. Can- ners and cutters $3.50 to $4.25 most- ly $3.75 to $4 and common bulls $4.50 to $5.75 mostly $5 to $5.50.

Vcnl iralves ranged from $9 to $13 with one choice up to $13.50. Drinkers were $7 to $8.50 and grass- ers $5.75 to $6.50. mostly $6 to $6 25.

Good ewes and wethers were $11. Buck lambs and cnlis were dis- counted $2 per hundredwelght. Sheep were $3.50 to $7.

Hogs were mostly $14.85 for B-i dressed, $11.25 for B-i alive fed and watered Mid $11.25 off trucks delivered. Grade “A" drew $4 per hog prcmiiim with discounts on oil grades. Sows were $9 to $10 ilve weight.

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MONTREAL, Oct. 7 —(CP) —-Is- sucs showed faltering tendencies and closed mostly st their lowest levels in trading today on the stock exchange. All group averages were clown slightly.

soiier in industrlals were electro- lux, with a drop oi more than s point, and Canadian Industrial Al- cohol, Massey-Harris (new). Domin- ion Coal Preferred, Dosco "B". Gyp- sum and International Bronze Powders. losers in the paper sec- tion included 8t. Lawrence Cor- poration Preferred, Bathurst "A" and Howard Smith Common. smith Preferred edged up a. minor frac- tion.

Metals to sag were Hudson Bay Mining, International Nickel and Buloln while Hollinger was an ex- cepiioil and worked up a bit. In oils International Petroleum slipped but Imperial recovered an early loss.

In the losing column among utili- ties and transportation: were Mon- trenl Power. Brazilian. the Canada Steamship issues and C. P. R. strength was displayed among a few miscellaneous. imperial Tobac- co preferred was modestly higher as was Laura Secord. Tobacco com- mon was in arrears.

Total sales: 15,800 shares; in- diistrials, 9,300; mines, 6,300; bonds $112000.

Montreal Curb

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Now democracy is rule by the people . . . Bui If must be rule by c people who have access to the FACTS, and so are kept c_o|s_gl31g of forming intelligent opinions

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Ignorant freeman are only a MOB. And someone al- ways steps up to boss them. But dictatorship can no more work with a free press than a democracy can work

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Clubs, patriotic ‘ " , business firms or indi- ‘ysgwfflb-JIEACHER you. non- +——-—--—-—-_---—- Jldvflll who would like reprints may hove them by wriiinc to the business ofllco of this newspaper. siiaw benooi. Suppleétnent $100. blalgvelgmggtlliglml: $11) koléti (Canadian Press) \ N, K. sahnon, Score ary. F O as er , - 1,.21g_1o.g.z1_ man. Customs Clerk Steno., etc stocks Close ______ ._>. __-__.._. ..____.__._ 51 D l i -wid l Ehcllled first? (gvxggnh%glanfltedfiggxlgi?kvllgd' Canada i- ‘ I Boilin Meat 15c ~ ‘ - l - c‘ s .. ono commerce 4a Chesterville oft 6.1,e=.s active but B _.._...._ _. ______. 01a tin c 1 N A _ , Hard Rock lupp Can 1'12 i _ iruusui rox cscsrco TAT- ———5°~—~——"-"35“--~°——-“°“” §,°,,‘Q‘,,§§f’“' “If I-laiker a 1-2 Ventures 430 oii’ from 5w l0 OQlll-S were McLeod. gaflu‘ .,,,_,,‘_§§ toned i4S Bww. Rctvard. Fred Agents Wanted Royal Bk m; Hoilinger i2 l-2 Vsrmilsta 3 Mining Corporation, East Mzilartlc. Pork m “Hm 1. Andrew", Eust Royaltly. Home oil Z41 Waite Amu 485 sun Antonio, Uppgf cqnqda, Buf- 5 ‘nah new m, n, ‘ m. m ____- ._.. -_ *____.'79'1°'3'm mmq EXTRA pfogmy _ SELL Bud B“? 1'7 yvglglism 1g ialo Ankeritie, Psmour, Preston and 5?”; 1b ' $3-3m ‘V, d Muster Kraft Christmas Cares I Weégu 9 5 3 W11 Hm- 390 All-no‘ 5157113 "s" 9° mil“- 3991. llT- 134“ ante with name imprinted. also Boxed mp‘. 41 ‘ Ymu Yé 4 7m Industrials, 510W to start," joined Butter. D11 3940c ——— ~~--~ -"-—*—-—¢-'— Assortments, Exclusive attractive Imprxkl 35 14 the genera] dwlme mound noon Chicken eiw $125-$130 .. IL-USICI) mourns. iuusT curds oi hliZl/iefit workmttnshln sell 1 “if u UNLISTED and at me do“ "acnma, 10m, corned Beef 15c nmu lhlTllClili lens. Llildgnfo gierrtiseiyfiswhenusiioiua t? friends. 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BENTLEY or a e Cdn Mal 51 Naybob 2e CHICAGO Oct. ‘i --<s1=> -Pros- Plums in 15o a qts (o m. l" i‘ "M" '" “m” °" “ - > - - . - a b a “ a BENLEY‘ K Q FOR SM E ~ gas 'l"reth 4b Neausd b‘ MONTREAL-All closing averages poets o! clear, cooler weather more Cucumbers, 3 ior ‘ 29c 1 ‘gala’: gags? whhyh puwal .1. s. BENTLEY. K. c. m ma“; QngOXYZNG 1211;15- Etllligfli 1'10 Tgflxlttl a‘ - favorable ior the harvesting caused our?‘ dos sac. a ‘mung w" m u“ cant“, o , - - ' ' ' _ ' u o nsrgéilésnilizuisillohlég; at g ' L-Zllfiyllg s-azllI I Cglellflrlim m ‘gale; W mow your Leaders rugged Inc ieihfilsfiiifii.“ iii..'°tl.".§%in"‘"' lllelllllglg°lemh 15g 1 Gnmfi ‘ilmmuqhuiiigs lugs-l»: Law rao fiiliifm“ ti’ i" 8m: ii "w- e - who - m- much .. t 3-8021». . bushel. ' ““l“°“' “’ s. ‘i321’ w» fr“? "7" '0'" t" 1"" '3 nIONEY r0 LOAN wheels and nxcl, i drivin w orifipo i am ur 1il Wheat finished 1-1 1-4 lower on“. 1° l a l-Jmaleys lhlp. The crow scam E a! 1M 01 215 B P ° Onions i0 lbs 55c 154 Prince street- Auiily P. J. Scntnershnlolr 21.0 a a ' Duquesne 13 ' Pandora g W:N"NIIPEG - Wheat futures 5-8- than tho previous close. December Bquas ' lb 5c ' ‘éflfid,§;’,h,§$"°m,§1§,‘“fifi b, . ' ' ' “I ' 3M5 Mllrwll! NB PKTWnm ' “'5' 01-30 l-$—l-l MAY $124 7-5-44‘ Pllm Til lb {-50 ' ' —-'" "‘~' Eldorado 44 1.; Psymaster ll ' ' ’ ' '""""" .-____________ _. t corn i I-I-l s-a a wn Deco b TMWW" 18mm w‘ nl- wc ’— Fglliséxirlénnnasyxisbrsgrlh hvililllilih§-§.,°f,“la““ 9 1'4 P‘“',{°“ $32 "W "BK 43MB rubber vn- "In i-a-o-a. May s: 7-'8—84;moaei: -—'-——i- ions Charlottetown Exhibition.‘ Gmg°°uk 5’ 5'“ 10'" m, "wind to hlrher: sugar moatly 3.5.5.; on- goybgm; 4 1.3.. 5 3.3 F0011!!! SOON‘? WITH Price eight dollars registerecL- Q 30 owei higher; mfloo lower; cotton low- lower- c l li-B--l 7-8 d d rum“ l Hank Mummy" mtflfwlo B l rig-ggLgold 36"" grfghiliflefl sang "'- lsrd elozd unchanged ti“ ‘lalni g gag-um ‘ l ' ' '2“ »+““ Qucenston ss “m; ' “l” -—-—-———-— —i I 10° Wlmdl 1W"- 8 tan-spoons baking powder- n‘ F‘ Amman“ -—-—L°-__S‘ l TE i335“ l Toronto E h YESTERDATS *"m""m*"“"“' i i WAN D A i w xc an o = Chartered Accountant: LOST _ LARGE TAN noo. 5on5“);- m '3" Please notiiy John Hardy, Pleas- ‘up Q; go "a m9 m“ OIIO YOII’ IO ROPGY Erastern ‘nun Buildinl Jintgrom L-IBI-lD-B-li. and Sherritt c4. mmnm ~——— in?” 1H,? lhlakmapowuer, salt uwnrmmw-uu _ °'\"'°""°" LOST - RED TIIOLEPIN ROW- 5mm‘ m ' o“ “w” “Umel and sum- er. cut in short- fit“ 6° ti" l d h UTATIONS Ill Glllllll Bill s“ i?“ struts. .:':'.:i.-.....""~ m sit-if» M mfi-iif-AZJ‘ 15:33? "or “ruin” “our? ‘ * ' "l" l l t. war an oars. war . 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