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Private Wirlr) NEW YORK. Dec. 17—Ncws thii owing is colorless. The London mi-ket is holding but quiet. Do- m - t there is very little news‘ the market.

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Foundry. We would look, foi- an irregular market again today. We loeiieve the oils will continue to stand out also favor the steels es- pecially U.’ S. Steel, metal stocks look higher, alsof amusement stocks.

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FINANCE

Ngw YORK. Dec. 11 - (AP) — i yaw sugar was quiet today and farms were unchanged. No sales i ‘p315 \\‘1‘l‘Z‘ (i110 t? i ‘ t‘ t‘ hugaffi 3.80 “uiiluriures c‘oscd unchanged to 2 imints nt-t higher. Sales were only 390010115. Jan. 28Gb; March 2.83b; {m 2.1m»: Jilly 2.1100: Sop. 2.000. l R-etiued was unchanged at 4.80 i w,- miti granulated. ' Mourns/iii. Dec. 1'1 - tort - ' ‘res declined on Canadian ‘ mg pfl . wnimotl‘ v exchange pmduee nec- Elou ll B1111 ~r spr.t----Qt1c. 5 "i-s (‘l

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: Dec. 1'23 5-8, May 123 to

Jiily 110 1-4.

Dec. 51 Il-iib. tiny 51 Il-ila. .l1!l_\' 5i).

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- i lllll‘ . >1». 1 hard 121‘. fi-fl. No. 1 _‘ 5-3. No. 2 N01‘. 121 5-8. . 1111' 5-8, No. 4 N01’. 115‘ :.~ swiiiii-iit 110 5-8. No. lil ll.‘ 100 ri-s. rceii 01 s-s. No. 1| g, l‘? 110 5-8, No. 2 garnet 1l8| i-tl Tm. -1 durum 141i, No. 4 special‘ 10' ' " Nn. 5 special 103 5-8. No. 6 I8 5-3. track 1'13. i, O. N0. 2 C W. 5i 3-8, N1. Kl CW. it; 3-8. (‘Xpl iced 40 3-8; N0. l. ievti 47 l-R. No. 2 feed 44 3-8._ \'n fl feed 41 3-8: track 5i 3-8. ' Earle" C \\' N0. fi (‘.\V.‘tl8 i-8. track '73 l-B.

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LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1'1 _. tsrfii Cotton, 11,000 bales, including 8,- 50) American. Spot. moderate business done. prices three points lowcr. Quotations in pence: Am- crican, strict good middling 7.73, good middling 7.43, strict middling 7-13, middling 6.93. strict low mid- dling 6.68, low middling 6.21, strict Hood ordinary 5.91, good ordinary 5.61. Futures opened and closed steady.

New York cotton futures closed stead)’, 4 to 1'1 higher. Jan. 12.16, March 12.15 to 16, May 12.05 to 06, Jiiiy 12.02 to 03. Oct. 11.02 to ca. Dec. 11.01. Spot quiet; middling 12.75.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 H (AP) —Loans on securities to brokers and dealers, held by iveekly m- porting member banks in New York City. were reported today by the Federal Reserve Board to have totalled 31.053.000.000 for the iveek viuiiiir: scsivriiiiy. a (leg-ease or $3,000,000. Loans for the corres- ponding week a year ago totalled $fl45.000.C-UO.

MONTREAL. Dec. l7 — (AP) _. Pmlml illtdlliit’; (lavanccci 7-32 cent on Montreal foreign exchanges to- <l=ii' to 4.90 31-112, The tinitcii Stil- tes dollar declined 1-32 iit 3-32 discount while the French franc remained unchanged at 457,

‘NEW YORK, Dec. 17 - (Al?) _ Oilviiuzs of United SlillCS dOiiarS in fair quantity led to ii. narrow rise of most European eiiri-encies against the‘ dollar today.

The pound closed up l-l6 of n Wilt at $4.91 9-16 with French francs lower by .00 1-8 of a cent at $4.67 5-8. Netherlands guilder rose

l .18 of a cent to 54.70 cents. Swiss

francs advanced .00 1-2 of a. cent. was down at 100 3-32.

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FOR SALE — NEW AND h ION!) hand fishing boats. Also new Dials built to order any size and dc- sign. Write P. A. Ronni‘, stint-5- P. E. 1. 11-13111-12-10-01.

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FOR. . Silver Mule Fox. fifth Charlottetown Show. MacMillan. Cornwall.

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"Ari-neuric "weir" r0 learn Barber ‘Trade. Short Course export training. Mohar Borber_ Co‘- icge. Halifax. ri-Iisti.

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MARKETS AT A GLANCE tBy The Canadian Press) Toronto and Montreal—Indust- riai stocks irregularly higher. Toronto Mines-Lower. New York-Stocks closed lower. Winnipcg—Vifheat lfB-B to 1 1-8 cents higher. New York-Cotton higher; sugar tinchanged.

LANCASHIRE HAS POUR YEAR

MANCHESTER, England-Lanca- shire County Cricket Club made a profit of only $230 last summer compared with $4,380 during thi: i035 season. Gate receipts were the ' n ‘st for many years.

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Auction Suit: of wood and lumber iois consisting or one acre each on the James M. (ior-Ian Estate will bu‘ iii-id 1m Wednesday, December 30th, i030, two o'clock P. M. at the resid- ence ti‘ Brenton Ramsay's, Mont- rnsc. Tenders for the property will be received by the Manager of The Bank of Commerce, Aiberton, con- sisting oi’ the entire block of one hundred acres having twenty acres 0i standing wood and lumber. Also in separate divisions, tirty acres 0n the East side of Main oad lead-

thc West side of said Road.

Said tenders will be accepted and closed four o'clock P. M. Monday, December 28th. If the above pro- perty or properties are not disposed by tender, same will be mid to the highest bidder December 30th, hour and place mentioned. Intended pur- chasers would be well advised to look nvu the taluoblc wood and lumber lots.

Lots which are numbered and our- \'l'_\‘0i1 uif before the hour of the Auction Sale.

Possession of property given im- mediately allowing until May lat. i938 to remove standing wood and lumber lots which may be sold.

Terms for standing wood and lum- iii-r, twelve months credit on up- proved joint notes. Discount six par rent for cash, for property, twenty- flve per cent of purchase amount on signing of uliecment December 30, i936. Twenty-five per cent Decem- bei- 1st. 1937. The balance fifty per rent May lat, 1938.

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I CURRENCIES

(Supplied by Wendi-Reade and Com-

Plni) Bar gold lilo, 61,511. Silver

Sterling N. Y. 491%. 'i‘ot:il ruining soles i 132.000

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parry)

flanks Bid Anired (‘a 11111111 67% 5H twiuiuieri-l- 1191,; 174 iloiiiiniini 220 '2.‘ lniperinl 2241!,

Montreal 218 211i Nova Scotia .110 315 itnrni zoo ‘J04 'i‘nri1nto 30 57

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WINNIPEG, Dec. i7 — (OP) _._ Reiteratlon of reports a serious

I shortage of breadstuffs existed in

Germany prompted speculativebuy- ting that whirled wheat prices to ‘ new highs again today on the l Winnipeg grain exchange. The t close was 2 3-8 to 1 1-8 cents up;

Highest prices since February,

1930 were boarded in the late-ses-

sion buying.

Reports Germany would be for-

ced to import 37,000,000 bushels n: 1 wheat were cited byhighepqgrice

advocates.

A five-cent advance in December

- PYP highlighted the coarse grains section. Its price o! $1.05 l-B was

tilggghighest paid here for rye since

CHICAGO. Dec. 11-10?) _ All ’ deliveries of rye reached new sev- , en-year peak prices late todayxand helped to put considerable back- bone into values of wheat and oth- er grains.

December rye at Winnipeg Jump- cri five cents a bushel. Winnipeg yhcnt quotations recorded new tops for the season.

Rye lierc closed up 1 i-4 to 3 cents. Dec. 115 1-2, May 111 3-4. wheat 7-8 ofl to 1 i-a up. Dec. 135 t-4 to 3-8. May 130 3-8 to 1-2: corn 1-4 to 3-4 advanced: Dec. 10B 1-4 to 3-8; May new 104 5-8 to 3-4. Oats unchanged to 3-4 off, and ‘provisions unchanged to 15 cents

lilANY CLAlblS TOP ' WITH DOUGHNUTS

ELLSWORTH. Me, Dec. 16 — A hotel keeper who wants to make Hancock County famous for its doughnuts has offered a prize for the best ones.

He has made such a strong 8,9- pcal that the would-be makers of , the best are writing him in lafgfif ‘ numbers and he has been compell- ed to broadcast his instructions rather than go to the bother oi u'ri‘ing.

It looks as if he would be equally busy rcceiiiug before long because his instructions call for each en- trans sending in a dozen doughnuts o! her own make. A recipe must ac- company each dozen.

Names will be kept secret pend- ing uic jucisins. eiv-‘h lot being numbered. Doughnuts are i0 be

v judged by uniformity of size. tex-

ture; color; keeping qua-lites and flavor.

BIG POTATOES

VICTORXA _ (cm-C. Green knows the secret of EIOWUIE hi?!“ potatoes. A Sir Vigalter Raleigh variety grown by him “'35 "l" inches long and weighed 2 Wimds 12 ounces.

for a loss of nearly two points in the index today while the miscel- pmenus group registered a net de- clinc of more than a half 110mb Volume fell u, 1,432,000 sham-

Individual losses were not heavy. O'Brien was shaded 3-9, 130m‘? 3'4- Central ‘Patricia 20 cents. Chilwli- ganiuu 14 cents. McKenzie 12,Mc- Waiters 15 and Perron 21.

A few strong spots stood out. Pickle Crow and Macassa added i0 cents each 11nd Pioneer. NEW 501d‘ en Rose and Sylvanite added 5 to

Sir Percy Everett, Deputy Chief Commissioner, wlh represent Lord

Baden-Powell at the Australian Scout Corroboree. at Adelaide. De- cember 26 to January 4.

A [study of the Scout Movement

the History of Education at the University of Stelienbosch. one of the largest universities of the Un- ion of South Africa. It will be in- cluded in the examination papers for 1937.

unending perils, it behooves us all | the more to be grateful. to those I who are willing to give their pow- ers on ‘behalf of the moral health of our rising generation. It is for this reason that the bronze ‘spoor’ of this noble friend of youth, Lord Baden-Powell, will gladly be given a place of honour in the meeting room of the Department of Edu- cation oi’ JavaP-Dr. De Kat An- gelino, Director. of Education, at Batavia, Java, upon receiving acast in bronze of a. footprint of Lord Baden-Powell. .

Another instance Peace-time heroism

of in

a boy's enduring

uncomplainingly has been awarded with‘ the Scout Comwell decora- tion. as announced in the official News Bulletin of The Boy Scouts Association, London. The lad, Raver Scout George Turnbull of the East Fortune Scout Group of East Lothlan, blind almost from birth, was admitted to the East Fortune Sanitarium in 1930 with tuberculosis o1 the spine and bow. eis. ‘The last of several operations proved it failure. yet notwithstand- ing this the 18 year old boy has never complained. nor lost his courageous cheeriness. Said Medi- cal Superintendent CameronflPro-

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, Dec. 17 - 1GP) - Wheat, Nor. No. l $1.33 1-2, No. 2 $1.32 l-2, No. 3 $1.29 l-2, No. 4 $1.27 N0. 5 $1.23 1-2, barley. 6.1V. No. 3 .82, N0. 5 80 1-2; oats. feed No. 1 57. No. Z 56, oats, C.W. No. 3 59. Flour. spring wheat patents, firsts $7.30; seconds $6.90; bakers $6.80; winter wheat patents. choice $5.20 to $5.25: white corn $6.50. Bran, ton $31.25: shorts, ton $33.25: middlings, f/Oh $37.25: rolled oats. bag 90 lbs. $3.55; hay. No. 2, per ton. carlots $9.

Cheese, Que. unquoted.

Butter. .25 7-8.

Eggs in cartons: A-1 large .42, A-l medium .32. A-l pullets 3o. A- large .39. A-medium .31. A-puliets .29, B-large .29, B-medium .28, C, .24 i-z to .25. _ i Potatoes: REY. No. 1 Mts. 90's} $1.45 to $1.50; N.B. No. 1 Mts. 80's $1.20 to $1.25: Que. No. 1 Mis- 80S $1.10 to $1.15.

MONTREAL. Dec. l’! - tCPi —- Egg prices went lower on Mont- real open produce markets today. Butter and cheese ruled quiet and steady while potatoes were 11n- changed. _

Graded egg shipments in carloLs or less were quoted at 34 cents for A-large. 26 for A-medium, 24 for A-pullets. 23 to 25 for grade B and ,2i i-2 to 22 roi- c.

Butter was quoted at 25 3-4 to 28 cents per pound for carlots or less oi’ No. 1 while lots to retailers were 26 1-2 to 27 for solids and 27 to 27 1-2 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at 12 3-4 to l3 for Ontarios while Quebccs were unquoted.

Potatoes: P,E.1’. M15. 90's $1.45 to $1.50; 11.13. Mts. 80's $1.20 w 8

6 cents.

Que. Mts. 80‘s_$1.l0 to S1215;

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