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NEW YORK, N. Y., June 20-Prices

fluctuated around laturday'a eiose until lata afternoon Monday when selling on some increase in- volume appeared. The Steals wen particularly soft on the 11 point drop in operat- ions for this weak. Buch s decline in operations, however, should occasion no surprise since it has been freely Predicted for some time that this would occur aa the natural result of the contra seasonally high level maln- talned in the past six weeks. Other departmenta were generally off fract- l0l1-Blly. Th feeble nelly Saturday and yesterdays late decline on some in- crease in volume are not very on- couraging indication but with the

market at the halt point in its trading. a neutral st_titu e will have to be continued.

Laidlaw and Company.

SIIIDIABY

NEW YORK, N. Y., June Z-

Brli’ Mf . C _ la qu.-55.1, 15.1...-..§'. "°° '°' '°"""

Chgo. and North Western loadings

NVESTORS to-day are interested not only in securing saiety for their capital;

but in obtaining rates oi interest more

advantageous than those generally available.. - Our Guaranteed Investment Certl cates Issu-

_ ed in any denomination pay a retum ol 4i%

_on contracts from one to three years, and 34%- ior demand deposits. These are secured byi sound trustee investments oi bonds and iirst' mortgages, lus the written guaiantee ol e' company which has progressed from strength' to strength since 1893. They oifer absolute safety, and yield e rate appreciably higher than is usually obtained on such security.

Di.- gA§_TLM|1n_-T_\_1u_s"i

CHAIll»O'l'1'ETOWN BRANCH -C. N. BISSE'I'l'. Manager.

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in _u-ruonuin

MISS JEAN GLOVER, R. N.

We are being continually reminded that we have but a very short period allotted to us here to accomplish the work of life. This fact has been very impressively presented to us in the passing of Miss Jean Glover on April 29th at Rutland Hospital, Rutland, Mass., at. the early age of 27 years.

Born at Kelvin in 1006, she did not

long enjoy a mother's love. Her mo- ther died when she was quite young and a. few years later on the death of her father, when she was eight years old, she went to live with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McKinnon, Graham's Road, where she was brought up in the en.ioy- ment of a. cheerful and happy home, until when still in her teens she en- tered the North Adams Hospital, Mass., to take up the nursing profes- sion.

Possessed of n quiet and meek

spirit, tender and kind she endeared herself to all who knew her. Her sickness which lasted less than a year, was borne with a true Christian spirit.

Her funeral which was hcld from

the home of hcr uncle, Mr. Bruce McKinnon on May 4th, was very largely attended. The service was conducted by Mr. Osborne. Hymns sung were "The Lord ls My Sheph-

erd '_ "Sleep on Beloved Sleep" 'ai “Safe in the Arms of Jesus." A solo, "Crossing the Bar", was sung very impressively by Mr. Osborne.

There are left to mourn, besides a

wide circle of friends and relatives, one sister Robina. Mrs. Lorne Hous- ton, North Rustico, and one brother Walter. West Royalty, who mourn the loss of a kind and loving sister. 'I‘he pail bearers were all cousins of the deceased, namely Wilfred White- head, John McGregor_ Roy Brown, Allison McLeod. James Williams and Malcolm Murray.

Flowers included a wreath, Robina

and Walter; Spray, North Adams Nurses; Spray, Mrs. Jeanette Lock-| wood and Ula Purdy; Spray, Norman and Edith I-iaggie and Mr. and Mrs. George Haggis.

Interment was in Clifton Cemet-

EI'y.

Sleep on _Beloved Sleep and take thy

res .

Lay down thy head upon thy Sav-

iour‘s Breast.

We love thee well, but Jesus loves

thee best.

Good night.

L-6324-8-227-li

_At Kinlcby-on-Bain, England, on the order of the Coroner that post- mortem and inquest be resumed, police here stopped the funeral of

Arthur Major, 44, who collapsed while pumping up his bicycle tires. '

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Wlnsloe North. L-63l.1~6-27-Si.

in week ended June 2| were 24,143 care against 28.587 in previous weak and 22.780 e yeah ago. Chicago Mil- waukee St, Paul and Pacific loadin s in week ended June 8 were 24.057 cara against 28,205 in previnug week and 24747

. a year ago.

Domestic Crude Oil output during

week ended June 23 avenged 2.076.- 422 barrels daily. up 14,707 over prey. ioua week, according to "Oli and Gas” Journal.

New llllven Railroad May deficit

$141,311 after charges against $394,400 in May 1033.

Steel operations for week beginning

.Tune % indicated at 4-4.7 pement against 56.1 percent a week ako. a de-

Belerve Boards condition ltate (

mant of weekly reporting member- banks as of June M shows increases 1( of- $821,000,000 in investments. $448.-_ 000.000 in goverment dspoai d

$42,000,000 in time deposits,

af $34,000,000 in loans and

D. I. Commodity Index

closed 56.47 up 0.04 over close.

$280,000.-

00 in net demand deposits.

previous

sas? 335° arse ess; are s§=5 3$§Q

S283

Ind

Balls

Iltil Bonds 04.78 .01 g

Dow Jones.~

terday the market made two separate attempts to extend Saturday'a rally but failed to make any headway and finally recedod under the leadership nf Still which weakened on news

Y D

pcruerltage reported for last week. This la a serious recession but it might he remembered that it was not entirely unexpected and that since

pours warg recorded for steel stocks ast February these issue, have gona far enough to discount: coat of the untavorahle news now coming to

hand,

It was moderately encouraging that

the market in general did not weaken materially when at.eei_ broke to s new low on the current reaction yesterday and that activity slowed down for the session as a whole. Prices. however, still point moderately lower and as long aa this tendency prevails trad- l era might defer purchases. 5

Barron.

N. Y. Stock Exchange

(Quotations furnished by Jolsuahn and Ward members of tha Montreal Stock Exchange. Montreal Curb Mar- ket. IM llchmoad Street. Charlotte- ttlvvl)

Opeaed Last

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Air Rsduc ... ... ... Ml( Allied Chain . . .. 136% Allis Chaim ... ._ Atlantic Refin .. .. Amer Can ... ... Am Car Found ... -... Am For Pow ... .__.. Am Loco ... .. Am Pow Light -... ... Am Smelt Rf( ... -...H Am Sugar ... ..... Am Tel and Tel -...,... Ain 'Ioh B ._. -... Anacomln Cop ... . . .. Atchlnou ... . . ... Auburn Auto -.- -» .- Baldwin Loco ... .. Bnlt Ohio ... .

101 187

*si-ini

mg 25% as :git 24

'tl' -.-.5 M _ ‘tt-. 155;, nm.;

112; 7 . 14-12 50% 215 2-i¥ 10% 10/. 23 24 716 7%

enriix Aviation 14% 15

3% 16%

22

13%

10 21

silt 1-iv.

T251 13% lit? lt llllh 214'; 27% 48

riggs

yers A ‘il urmughs Add Mach

('on (lil ... Can Dry Ginger Ale ._ (‘nu Pac . ... (kiss 'llhresh . .. nmmon ‘lou . . t' Nairn

14%

40 2%

ang . . 27% Choa Ohio .. . .. 47

Chic Northwest __ ....

('hr_vsicr Motors -..\. Columbia Cnrhoh' ... .. 'olum (las Elec .... on Gus . . . ... .

lion Can . . .. Corn Prodlicts ... ... _ D-:lnwnre llud .,_. Pl I Dupont .. I"-natman Kodak ... Elec Auto Lite Co ...... I-lied Pow Light , . Erie ... ... First Natl Stores ... .. i<"nx Film ... ..... Froopont Tex ... .. (len Asphalt .. ... (lou Elec . . . . .. Gen Foods ~ . -._ .. (len .\Int ,_. (loorlrich Huh ... . - ..- <iomi_\'car Rub ... ,... Graham Paige ... . .. Iloustnn Oil ... e . ,. Hurlann Mot -... _ . __ intl I-Inr . . _ _ -- intl Nickel t.. - ~.. intl Tcl ...4 ... .. .Tnhna Muuviile ..- s.... Kcnnecoit Cop ... '..... Kresge S S Co ... ;._, Krcugcr Toll ...a .- Lambert Co _..... Liggetts Myers B Loews Int-orp ._ llickeeaport Tin Plate . Mark Truck ..- Mnthicann Alkali ,... .,_ iiiisa Kan ... .,_ ,...., .\iont Ward ... .-1 »--.a Nash :une Natl Bin . . . .._ ,__ ,_, i\ntl Dniry Prod ,... ,__ hjaii Light r-ew _._ ... rt.-w nm-en .,_ ,___ haw' lurk Cen ._,. .,_. Norfolk West -... ie.. . North Amen ... .se .__ North Pnc -... ...v rack Mm. ... ... I‘oni-*ir Ford .. ... ...,K I‘onn llail .__ ,,-,,, l’uh Ser N .I ... ug-__-. rhuups mt ...-_._ i‘uiimnn Co ... ... Ilndin Corp .___ Radio Keith Orpheum .. Rep Iron Sigel. _._ ,__ Snfemsy Stoi‘si"`,., ,.., Senra Roebuck ,... ,.,_ Simmons Cn ... ... .,_ Snrony Vacuum ,... .,_ South Pac ... -..-. South Rail ... ... -... Stand Brands ... ......_ Stand Gris Elec »--. ... Rtnnd'0il N .I ... »..... Stewart Warner ... ... Thermoirl ... .. .- Studebaker ... -. Texas Co .. ... ..... Tens Gulf Sul ... -... Tim Roller Bear ... .- Union Carb Carb ..._ ...

nnrnsrmii .4 . _° n Beth Steel

11

1 ,-

ii :tant "2 my :ni 12-. so 85% ow, sou. 5 -.2/2 rr: 1.11:, six, vw, 19% :iz mit 12'/a za 2% nm us; 12 2.1% 1254, sing :of/,, mtg ai 26% 05% 29% sr coll, az a zsyg £14

1;; l . 14 ...lt . is 1154 24 346 M :m1,,', ses; 111;. 48% . nz is so 4115 is _msg 2:4 :lu 211 11 4.41.4 W- “'41 414 '_'-"tri -W6 so 4115

iinlon Pac ... .-.122

llnitvd Aircraft ... ~.... Vnlled-Gus imp ... ... iiniteri Corp .. 1 -... li S Intl Al A ... . .... ll S Rubber ..» ... U S Staci , . .. Vannrlium Steel .. Warner Bro. Co ... \.. W-nrrcn Bros ...,.. Western Union ... West. Elec -.,.. Wnniworth Pump -. .. Yelow Truck Cosrh ,...

ian; las; 6% 42 it mtl. H14 W- tn

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35 At 40% 4%

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gl.

(Johnston and Ward)

Opened

Amar (‘yem B e.... Amer Sup Pow ... ,... Assoc (las Elec A ...._ (Titles Serv ... Elec ilond Fihnro imp (lil I-td inter l‘ct ..... Stand Oli Ind ... Un Light Pow A ,....

111.4 2% % 2% 1.1'-. iw. Si.. 2%

0% 42% 7.. ni? -'i4 78% 67% 50 .0056 00 211.( 5% 18% 93 13% 31% JRQQ 20 31% 31% 13 28% 2%

10% I 0 33 25% 13

53%’ 2| e 1R14 31 25% 97 20% 87 ’4 20% 33% 9 55 Zi

10% 36 18 10% 1-5% 80 9%

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MINING

rr _ -W - (Canadian Press) '1`0RON'1\O, June 20-Gold shares

were again in favor today on thc mining ae`c`lion of the Toronto Ex- cbanga with buying especially heavy in some of the medium-priced propos- itions including pickle Crow. lifacasaa. Read Authier, Patricia. Soma of the base metal shares firmed and the sil- vera were bnrely steady. Volume was close to a million shares.

Aided hy n stronger tone for the

gold shares on the New York market, Canadian gold leaders recorded gains ‘lil to 1.25. Dome was up that am- ount to 44.50 and other sdvangeg were 40 for Hollinger, Z) for Bralorne, 05 for Lake Shore and lllclntyre. 10 for Pioneer and 5 for Tack Hughes. Mne- asaa added 7. McKenzie 2, North Canada 3. Pickle Crow, 5, Sylvanite 5 while advances of is 1-_ent or um were recorded for Slat-oe, Read Auth- ler, bfacltiillnn. lifc\_\'.-utters. Granrioro and Greene Stabell. Central Pat add. ed 5%.

TORONTO, June 26 ' - Stswkl cron

Acme Oil ... . t . .. Ajax Oil ... . . _ Alb I‘nc ... . ... Alex . . . ... . a . . .- Algoma ». __ ..

Amity .. .. .. . . ,

Alhle

22 1l."i 12 4% Jil/Q, 2 7.1 15% 10 121 22 23 4S 350 1-'il 101

y . . .

Bagnmao ... .. Barry H ... . .. B Metals ... . . . . .. Bear .. .. Big liiss . , .. BobJn . . . . . . .. Braclian . . Brnl'orne Brx . . Buff (‘an . Bunk Hill .. Buff Auk . .. Cal iind_Edrn ... - . ._. .. Can Mui ... ... .

Cisrihoo ..

Castln T .. Pen I":|t _... . . Chem Rea ._ . . . . .. Chlhnug . . . ,... Coiumnrio ... ... . . ...... Coninurum .. . .. -- - D .\Iincs s . Flitlorrulo ._.. . . . . . .... F Bridge ..

0

all 3%

220 15 so

135 55 76

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loo 14 ca 1-so 4450 21 2 :iso l Sit

A.P. By Gust-dla.n's Special Wire)

tl ln m d°"°"" bers today to move moderately

higher as favorable dividend actions

U°”'|'¥ helped to spread some cheer ln

Wall Street.

gif 08'; reflected in the character of stocks 1,5 _,S favored in a mild buying flurry. _ai .15 Metal. tobacco. auggar and other

ha-res which usually benefit from

_ rising commodity prices were out-

sazrou ears standing for strencth.

NEW YORK. N. Y.. June M-Yer th

that the operations in the steel indul- Wm” °n the news- Tfadefs 5533' tr w~ro now off 11.4 olntl from the Il

Associated Press Financial Writer)

NEW YORK, June 28-The s`.'0ck arket stirred in its summer slum-

Infiationsry uudcrcurrents were

Bulls got a pleasant surprise in e annoimcement of a $2 dividend

of common stack of the Santa. Fo Railroad. the first payment in two years. The stock rose nearly three

ed the list for other dividend prospects with the result that a. minor wave of buying came into the market after Santa Fe dividend had been reported early in the afternoon.

Steel shares rallied with the mar-

ket, U. B. Steel common. Bethle- hem, A. M. Byers and American Rolling Mill finishing with gains oi a point or so.

The rise took place on a, small

expansion in volume. The day's urnover on the stock exchange was 16.090 shares compared with 490,- 410 in the preceding session. The Standard Statistics Oo. average price for 90 stocks advanced 1.8 points to 79.1.

Hedge sales against newly har-

vested wheat remained e. burden on the grain market. Wheat dipped 1-2 to 1 1-8 cents a. bushel but com and oats were firm.

On the whole, commodities con-

tinued to exhibit a firm trend. Cotton extended its gains to finish

erately strong, Silver fixtures were

about steady.

U- S. Government bonds crept

upward, as did the dollar against leading European exchanges, 'I'he bond market generally, however. was mixed and quiet, while bond men waited for the predicted new financing after amendments to the ' securities act of 1933 become ef- fective July 1. i Tape-watchers got a. thrill just before the close of the stock mar- ket as shares of homestake mining, leading domestic producer of gold. crossed 400 on a spurt of 15 points. It was the first time since the 1020 crash that a stock outside of the inactive ltst has sold above that

figure.

United States Smelting and Re-

fining advanced 3 1-2 points, on news that directors had added $2 to previous liberal dividend declar- ations in recent months. Howe Sound, Alaska. Juneau. American Smelting. McIntyre Porcupine and Dome were among metal shares showing gains of 1 to about 2 points

at the close.

Other strong spots were Phillip

Morris, up 4 points; Rcadinz. -lv 3 1-4, American Tobacco B. up 2 3-4 and American Sugar Refining up 3 points to a new 1934 peak at

65.

Rails shares joined the rise of

Santa Pie. Illinois Central, New York Central and Northern Pacific picked up gains of more than s

points.

JUNE 25 WHAT STOCKS DID

TUE MON

Advances ........ .. 348 Declines ........... 142 Unchanged . . . . . . . . 124

20 to 45 cents a bale higher and,

Tothll ISSUES ......... 614 590

(C. P. by Gunrdinn's Special Wire)

MONTREAL, June 26-The

rallying efforts of many of the active issues failed to avert. a gen- eral decline in the prices of secur- ities on the Montreal Stock Ev- ohange at the close today. Trading was heavier than it has been for several sessions past, approximately 15,300 shares changing hands. _ Wall St.veet’s pick-up was an e11- couraging influence but not suffic- lient to bring the main body bark to or above the previous closing levels. Some of the earlier losses were recovered in late trading and tended to steady the whole list. l Canadian Industrial Alcohol i~-

sues were outstanding losers in L 2 days trading. Canadian Industrial Alcohol "A" touched a new 1934

Howard Smith, Montreal Power, Bell Telephone, Canadian Pacific Railway, Canada Cement. Bruck Silk, B. C. Packers and others de- clined varying fractions.

Canadian cottons exhibited one

trading, advancing four points ami; 65. Consolidated Smelting was u;'i;|= 1 3-4 at 148 3-4. Dominion Textile. i gained a full point at B6. Steel of '

Canada Preferred also advanced a I-'an ,-M Pm _ __

'un (‘cl Com . ...

full point. at 38. International 1 Nickel, after opening weakly, ral- ij lied in the later trading and closed at 25.50, up 50 cents. Hollinger ad- ._- vanced 35 oenis at 17.85. Bawlf C Grain preferred made one of its rare appearances to establish a new high at 12, up 1 1-2. 1 Fractional advances were made

, U Mild ~'Bll.Vin8' Hdny on '» -

New York Stock Exchange

(ly Johnston sud Ward's > Inch! clln( of 11.4 points of 20.8 percent

WUI) iaccording to American Iron and Steel

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(‘ockshut Plow Conn Smelt. ..- Dom Bridge ..._ Slig loin Steel Coul Il . . . 4 Dum '1`oSt ...__

THE

WHEN YOU GO ABROAD

Carry your money in o safe, convenient _ form by uslngTrovellars' Cheques. These I moy be purchased at ony branch of The Royal Bank and are negotiable wherever _ you go.Trova|iereabroadwi|lilndafriend- ly welcome in the Bonk's overseo_s offices.

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1-_-l Silk ...

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177.# si;

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three points at 87. Bank of Mo real declined two points at

ow at 8 1-4 but rallied to close at 8 7-B, down 5-8. Canadian Indus- trial Alcohol "B" also established a new low at 7 but closed hig

Canadian Industrial Alcohol

preferred slumped three points

11.

Dominion Coal Preferred 1

her. new

ost nt- 187.

by Dominion Bridge, Lake of the Woods, Brazilian Traction, Domin- ion Steel and Coal "B", McColl Frontenac, National Breweries and a few others. Among stocks to re- main unchanged were Canadian Car Preferredn Massey Harris, Que- bec Power, _Shawinigan Power and Foundation.

Sales 15,394 shares; bonds $9,405.

at

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Fed Kirk... __. ~ - . . .. Gods Lake ... . 101] (iolrlale ... . - .. . .. 1-I Goodfialr ... . . . . . _ .. Graham ... . ... - - ~~ (irnuadn e . . -- Alrnndoro ... , - - .-- Greene .. . - » ---- Gunnnr . ... ~ . _-... Hnlr-1~nrv ... ... ... . -- ‘~~ Hnrlrer .. ... . . . . -- Hollinger ... » . - ~ - ~ -- Homestead ... s.. »-- ~ - -- Ilowey e.. e.. , . . .T .\[ Cons ... use -. . . - ~»- -- Kirk Lake ..-- at ..... . . . .. Lakeland ... ~.. 1-.. -... ... -- Il Shore a-. ss- -.. --~ U"- Leo Gold ... :... 1... -- --- Little L L .1 -..¢ -... ... ...--- hinn Esat ... -... -... ~~ -- '- 'iilacasan .,_ ... it- . ... --- Maple I. .. . -... > - - - ---- liiflntyre ... ,.-- . . ... ~ . ... Melienlio ..- r-.. ~ - ‘-~ ~ '~" hicliliiun ... -... -. . a.. '--- »'--- ‘l\Ic\'it.tin .-. -. . e-a ---1 --o r -- Melvnsters e.. ~.. ... ... ---

18

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1 785

I -1 130 42 61 2 5-'£35

10 H50 23 250 Ill

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1-‘$7 87 52 H3 3l

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Meri Oil |-.. 1-.. rf.. es. ... Moff Hull ..¢ a.. --v H" ‘ ~ Monets ... ~.. ne .nr ..i ~---~ Murphy an an _\.~ --r --..- Nawhec e-1 ..._ -... _e~- --- Nipissing ... e.. an -... s- -- Noraudn ... fav s.. -»~' Is- -rt' Nqrn-, Can ,__ ... ... ... s-.... 0lg_n_ Oil a.. -... use ss- -- Pnymnster ... ... ... -'\ 4-' - Pct t" M C ,,‘ 1-.. s-a un ----~ Pioneer -»-- -... no _-0- .-- Premirv ge.. -... e.. -_» ~.. Pickle e., an -.. s.. s».. Read Atrfh .oe .-4 ..4 e.- Ie--» Reno Gold ... ,... -... ... .~...- Sau Ant ... s.. -... an an --- Sherritt e.. ~.. --f '~»~ :--- Siscoe 1-.. ».~ -n - ~‘--~~- Snutb Tih ... --. it.. »-- e---- St An-th ... .em .se as-as-1 --- S rl B ai - <

5 15 2%

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4310 32 ll 191/_

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1310 120 l-'S7 IM 80 405 02 '.1-'46 13

u a n ... ... ... .. Sud Cont ... ... ... :-.. _------ Sylvanito ... ... .... ... _-... .. Tack H .., ... . . ....- ... Thema-Cad ... t . . . .__ -....- Ventures . ... r- »-- ~-~ -- W’ain W W ... ... a. . . .... Waite Amu ... t. -_... Wayside ... -._ . . . . White Eng ... ... .. . .. .__ .. Wiltsey fl ... . . . t ----

wright H. . _ ._ Total vnlea 907,000.

UNLISTBD

55 160

R

272 670 45

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I9 23

R7 'T0 106 12 25 lil D25

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Aidemac ... ... . . 2_5

5

Baldwin e . . . . Beitac ... . . . .. Brett Tr ... . _ . . -.. Brownlee ... e.. ... ~ . e. ».. Buckingham ... . .. Can Kirk ... . . . ... t.. .- Cap Rouyn . .. ,_ . .. Cen Man .. - .. .. . ... Churchill ... ... 4.. .. Clifton ~ - ... ... ».~ ».... Cobalt

rs 14% 1 -‘ii 1

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Dom Kirk ... . . . . ..

Gllhcn .. . - ... .

Hilltop ...

Heme on ,,. . . 111 r-rua my ,.. . . moo Hearn . . t . . _.. l\§ Kirk Town . . ~. . . '

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GRAIN

(Johnston and Ward)

CHICAGO (&l'(AIN€-

Whoatz-

llilll Low (`l

uly ... . . . ... 015,.; S-0*;

neu, mir, 93% 0015

Corn :-

no A, no 4. ...--1,

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42f\§ 4l\§

Dt ... ... 421, I

' 411

42-`\,'. 53

WINNIPEG GRAIN

\\`heat:-

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Miscellaneous

NEW \'tllii\’. .iuuo 20-Index of npio colmiimiity prices, (imc -'ii equnla lilli; 10241 nv:-rnge cql 0 il). _

'i‘n|in_v 1400 prov ri-'ly 110.0 Week ago 142 3 your ago 127 4. 1034 high I-12 3 103| lmv 126 0.

lii.'C¢ high HS 0 1ii.'i.’i lou' 78 7.

`lit-'12 high 103.0 1032 low 79 3.

(Copyright 10.14 hy Momly'|\).

_ _ 1 1. land mountains 81 to 1.05 per 00 (g‘,,_,||-,_ I."-0 Cmggmi §er&m;edB;:h;lc;r SRX P°“"d UNK- Toronto and ltiontrcnl--Industrial

. .

feet five inches tall, had difficulty Three men, of Bombay, India, on a Toronto .\r|n-»-cm;-1--1 'nigh-1-_ in securing a bod long enough for honey hunting expedition in thc Nc\\' l'0rk-Stocks hir.-hr-r und firm his comfort, while attending the an- mountains were killed when a boui- “'“",'|""" A “_ __ _

nual conference there of the bell- der was disiod ed and fell on their - "."‘"-“ "' -"""° "W" "'“"'

8 .\ 1 1- . hh . rr _

-mr-f-ornmtin. em. ---“l-.--°’--.-5-?“°“ "” "” "fi-

7 500 4 .:,_

uri .\(inr\n ._ . _ .. R

Vickers \\'hli~» Luke ... ... .».. ...

Wood Kirk 1

101 316 31

one 90 DOM D0

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VW.; M172. ' 50%

42 42

nu; 71114 T036

37% .'iti""=

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75 .'il. mls

Exzrsgnuzr

(Canadian Press)

MON‘l‘liEAl., .iuha 26-liritisii nnil

'foreign c.\|-hnuga in relation in the i'.11\nilih1\ iioliui- ns compiled by the .Royal Bunk of Unuuda closed lotiny ins foilouaz-

Argentina peso .2.'lili.

Australia [round 3.90-'>l. Austrin schilling .1876-

Belgiuni hoign .'_'€ll7. llrnzil niiircis _(N134.

t‘l1inn Ilom: Kung. dollars

i`zo\'hoslo\'aki.1 1-rov:n 0412.

ileriunny rt-ciharuark 3-Sill. ilrcnt Britain pound -1 US-55.

Hniinnrl florin .|l7Z2.

india rupee .Zl7ti2.

New Zonlnud pnuuri 3 0813.

Norway kvnne .2-‘$05.

l’oin|\d zlnti .18Tii.

South Africa pnunii ilt747.

Sivoiloii krfvur .‘_’.'»72

Switzorianfl fmnr ..'i'2‘.‘Ci

_linitrri Stntca iioiinr 1 1-32

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perc?nt'

ri _--uint. l NEW \'0lii\'. .luuc ‘Jil Foreign ex-

rhnngr .ai'_ui.\': ilrcui l-iritnin high 5 Ollfll: l0-- 5 |1233: rinse il 03%: 00 :lay hills -'».l|i?§.: France ti iitl: lt:1l_\~ R 54; Ticiziiini ‘.!-'i Iiii; Gcrmnny 3 40; l`n|m<l:| 1 01. I

.nkcugpwuz

(t'nl\arIlnn Press)

.\if>.\"l'iiEAl., .lune 20-Egg prices outinilcri tn ntlvnnve on the Moirtroni produce und dnl:-_\' lunrket today. Tho price of oiivese wns siikhtly easier while butter and potatoes remain:-rl unchnngcrl.

No ani'-.s were ruatio at the \\'<-ekly

lirirtion l\°iil nt the bonrd of trnrio uriuy. The highest hifi nn frcah nn l iuttcr wus 105/~ ccnta rr pound und ho iiiglre.-at bin for no 1 Quebec choose svns 07;- cents a pound. There worn 1,104 boxes of butter and 750 bnxcs ni '/costs. for auic.

Tha lruiivr mnrkr-t was unchangcri.

fresh no 1 being minted nt 10% to 20

_.

t I I

i-\0 pound hug and Prince Eihvnrrl Is-

l l'l.S llll l Ill'_ Ln `lll

as-ntacran LEAGUE £$'$.."..i§‘.”é`i"".- n'“l`.,,.."I ,.'.`,..§,°.." E'Tl1.-i"?..-“r-...‘I1‘I.§f°Ji.l¥”’¥T“ °" “’° ’“""'

PRESIDENT solids and 22 tn 23 <° t f ri t , Cfittl ' `

linétiinta vs_;-rri_8.R{t0 _holla-ss. or F n S eteehrs. ecn;§ma\'ll1lndi?ull;1.D Prilrezomvlrueil;

(C- P- lt! G'-llffdll-“'l 599°"-l Win) poun'ilL:'50r\t51'l-ld‘e;-oloe/fgdoltr 'lig 1; unéalavlbgellvoro str-uily. A couple "fi BOURNEMOUTH, Engla.nd._' 10% cents a pound with! Quebec good quality cnlrea brought $5 Wm,

June 26-Lord Cecil was re-Gléct-_°l_‘_t;-‘_°_f_‘i’ °Xlg__f‘§\' {0:6__t0 l0__ cvnts a negillm good kinds around $4 and ed president of the League of D Tha-“K__:_-;:ket0_;1d‘f;i“c!:_{_.3l___hociies. H.-éagéléommnn drinkers were from'

t_ , I1. . Grass cnlvr-a brought

Nlll-l0ll8 l-llll0l'l Bl? ll-S I-mil-19-1 H190 graded shipments in cnrlota or less F2 50 to |2.75_ I ing here today. hvlnr quoted nt 21 to 21'.. ---nts I G-nd quality nimn- ...,M ,,,1,| fn, 1- -=---=»-- fl- »---1-M L--1 i°1.z.i::.._‘r:;- 1° :~:».~:°..u:“..'.°°;'.'“::. :ru ei

CEU” Sald ln D311? JR to 19 cats fur- C. Minimums quot- from $1.50 in $3, ' Jew mngm' "The questions 01 arms eql-1Blll»Y erl_are for Quebec and Ontario eggs- Hogs were selling slowly. at $n_2___

and security call for a solution, and §_l_\e_;f__31°__§_1_\_m[_';\“1§'7H1 lcfneufgvr welternr. f_nr bncpnn. fed ann water-fr. s-reels the cmunued absence M Germany Potatoes remained sctndy, N. B. lihptxicfa l‘ill:nlitam€\?c‘l-`c‘mAQ lisearslhlll from Geneva renders' bath quest- mountains 80 to at rents pf-r so pound extra hr-nvi-s ss_2.$_ saws wL\r`¢- slow' ions extremely difficult, img. Q\wlu~e whites T0 to 'I5 cent- ner st-in-rr an-1 lower in so so to so no.

stocks irregularly higher

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Iloll Gnitl ,\iiucs .. Intl Nickel . .. Luke Wnniia liinrsoy 1-fnrris McColl Front Oil Co Mont I‘o\v .,_. Null Brow _.__ Nut Steel Cnr .. l'o\rer Corp . ... Shaw . .. South Can Pow .... Steel t‘o Cnn i'nm ..... Steel t‘u Cnu l’fd . . . ... BANKS

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REASONABLE RAT Hour-da

Macdonald 8. Barirou Ph_0£e_&_Graftor_.\_ S

tained.

Off cial figures show a furth uction of 50,000 in the num

0 the level of the "boom" year 929

WOOL B

Quantity Wool Wanted Highest Cash Prices'

Paid. 1:

A. BLOCK & SON f

267 King Street _.

(Opposite Railway .'

Station) `

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lwui Eng Works _'i

lloiu Stores .. lin-lg

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