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Y STERD ’ TOCK A B D Q OTAT ON

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MARKET GOSSIP SIIJELIIIHISIIEII Yii I

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"'» ' C b M k t 'ly John I.. Co le A i t d P th t ti i d fthe day.. -__ ‘ - e - _ ' ` 1-`innnl:in_l"\\'rli`::)“ Q N" 'l'-ii.ei.h§ll’<:mf'inl1!liyYgvg? oforged under “O _ (Canadian Press) L ‘ *‘ ' MOATRFAL' Qwm Det' 16-48, -_'hy

la

NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. lil-Stocks

and bonds wcre shaken down to now average lows today.

Both mal-bets seemed to be under

1.20, reaching a new lo_w at 110% and th __\'7'“i`-\i-. Que.. lil-c. 10-With closing at 110|/;, down 3*); net. U. ri. me"-iilrkot ill \Vall Street pllrsning n I Steel lost a point and liethiehenl and I' " i“i"L‘ <’0"fH0» fnfiy flrluaess ile- Amerlcan Call more than a point. d':§_nTl""""“'ii‘*| ill' u resumption ofthe

tha same il illencea that have prompt-I Standard Oil of New Jersey finished um l0‘;nI\¢mi{I:l1l:Il centic. tthde market on

. ll 9 ll D

sd their,dc-ciines this month, namely ta! selling and liquidation of collater sl iosns but selling pressure \vas lighter than it has been on several recent sossioua.

Publication of the stock exchange

figures on the short position was not generally regarded as a market fac- tor. although there was s little flurry of covering in the early trading while tlls statistics were being read and di- gested. The actual total of short stork qs; geugbly similar to unofficial es- timates.

A break by American Telephone in

tho into trading proved unsettling to common shares and accelerated sell- ing elsewhere, so that tile lust hour I

154,, lower at the new minimum of 27%. coumluml in mei! du" I “args tsesslion.

n ea ure css

of recent times, with, however, mm seg!! of a firmer tendency in cer- Mem (_ MIB of the list. The Gazettds Innes#-rll_l' ce of tvrcllty representative and helecordcd a net advance of .05. In elzhtllil the first fain in ine imipx "ned lsssessions. 0 the three inter- tmeuun Ines Brazilian scored ig smgii I ternna ifaln. while C. P. R. and 8.3 Puuoaal Nickel closed uimiiims. "sum l cation of the short portion New Yflgk 0! regards the market in muy but tlhesulted in ollly a moderate '0"o;"ed “_ e decline in volllme which I as counted more significant in '

1\\ oolworth and Cass were soft. ltails ilud‘a heavy lone at the close. Trans- fers totalled 1,907,420 shares, an in- Icrease lif about 400.000 over yesterday.

Foreign exchanges _mostly strength-

ened in dollar tcrlns. The franc was Ihigher as a small gold shipment was taken for Paris, while the Dutch guild- `er threw off yesterday's weakness. The yen rallied a cent and the Can- adian dollar and sterling firmed. WHAT TIIE STOCK MARKET DID!

I _ Wad. Tue. Number of advances ...... 161 200 Number of declines ...... 430 414 Stocks unchanged _...... 224 213

Total issues traded 815 88;! M" "W ‘i°Wll lWiDil in the into desi

The Montreal

I Stock Exchange

(Special to Johnston Q Ward)

Stocks Opcalllighihou-Il.ast Ball Telephone .|121 | I

Braslllsn 11 I111/5111 11

Can Car Fd! 61,4 Can C Fdy Pfd 1493i Can Ind .Alco .. 1y,|

C Pacific 16 I I

Cockshut Plow .| 4’/1

Cons lf Smelt .. 6a.&l 081,{.| 05|/;I07

Ben S Wares 2 | I

lat Nickel ._ 01,i,I 0% 0 0

Steal of Canada 22

Win Elec .. 514|

__i.i,..._

KONTREAL, Que., Dec. 16-(By the

Canadian Press)-improvement noted in the morning was nuliificll by an afternoon decline on the Montreal Stock Exchange today and the close found the market about in line with that of Tuesday.

Final prices for the day showed

that four issues had scored net gains and two losses, the balance being un-

changed mostly at their pegged levels. For the first time in cgilt sessions the index recorded n small advance.

The iaterlisted stocks were again the

most active but moved within ex- tremely nnrrow price ranges. Brazilian Traction, with sales in 1720 shares. advanced 1.8 at 11% while interna- tional Nickel, with sales of 1,022, held unchanged. Canadla.n~l’acific was also

unehnnfed and Abitlbl increased 1.4.

No s gnificance was attached to any

of th’ My.. movements' n ge“ex.,,| ,\h.| rolled oats, bag 00 lbs.- 2.00; bay no.

of marking time being surrounding tho exchange. Other final prices ill- cluded: B. C. Packers, off 1.4 at 1; Massey Harris, up 1,5 st'3%. 'Total sales were 5,822 shares com- pared with 5,516 shares Tuesday and 75,841 on tho corresponding day of last year. ,On the bond market Abitilli closed up 14 at 30%: War Loan, 1031, drop- ped a dollar at 8104.50 and Conversion- of 1056 lost $1.25 to $01, a new low. National Service Loan of 1941 sold at in Total sales of bonds were $12,-

|00

Sterling closed lower at 54.2131 and

United States funds eased a fraction to 8% per cent premium over Can- adian funds.

_ if-si-.___

Scottish Market For

Oats And Oatmeal

'ms oat crop in Scotland this year ls.; failure, w-:iles at J. 'rinsieyl Anistant Canadian Trade oommis-i

S. ff the statement of Canadian trade

for the month of November was con-

s 0 ildereli only in comparison with N0.

gfglgiiirlof last year, the conclusion

in the lo ‘none too encouraging, for them ima ter of exports and imports

_ Ishrlnknzehzhgepxrslre from the sharp

nosrnuaa, ous., nec. lo-_(ny the nut lac .low-ln.; p'f.§§§.§'§".§,,§°°“'°°'

Canadian Press)-Year~end div dend sotnelvllat lnore encouragin er “Im action of _five Canadian companies lem- i,,,,,,,,,,.._ in eomilnringgshri-miisfe “‘°.:s..‘;:‘."".lii:‘.°.:'..:“‘.°.-:.r..‘:.'.':"":c.a..... '~ 1-

(E .

s

fl' . _ ~ ‘"0" iiiillorts have fnllcll lliore ra' ll ly tl. . ' ” ‘ '

ents per share an the common, pay favorliliilleliimli-lgs' tncrlllbldumri ahie January 15 At the current ielel solely as suvh. Again in noe emi of 8 for this stack there is indicated: son with the October' report oéeggip

the regular quarterly dlvl¥lend of 25

yield 0! 12% per cent. I a tl. ' Niagara Wire Weaving Company,I :>a?1¥ion,c greater proportionate ex'

Limited, declared 25 on the common. and 75 ccats_ on the preferred, payable

January 2, 1932.

Ogiivie i-‘lour l\iilis Company. Limit- `

ed, diclarcd $2 per share payable Janu- Montana -

ary

hlcliinnoii Ste l C tl ll lt d '

declared 1%, pe: colgfvghatigg coliillmgn Nlne Denosaurs for quarter ending January 31. 1032. I

Dome Mines Limited declared 25 I

cents per share. payable January 20. NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 1! _

'it Late last May Barnum Brown, pai-I

. ccntollglst of the america.. Mus-

_ Miscellaneous ...... ... ......... ......... ... ,... ,...

M°“i=n°» hnvins rromuccl cmcluls of the museum that he would "get:

tc al r

MON-pREA}fI'“Q,,°§, .§,f,_'_")m_Bm.,ey_ them n dinosaur." Four months lat-

f.l'I'.'If"'1l~'.~.`f§§I."".'.'.._“°:i 3_=1`.`?‘;".I’..".'.'f' i:$`c'.'lf " he “’i““‘°d ‘”’"“ A ao. 1 .38° flour, spring wheat patents, The skelcI'.0l1S Of llilie huge diri-

oseurs. approximately eighty mil-_

firsts 6.10-5.15; flour, seconds 4.50-4.55; our, bakers 440445; flour. winter 0° f 1° I 1101 340350 fl lion years old, which he had dug

up near Billings, Mont.; the re-I

fl . - _

w a ila`ns.c ce _ -.; our, white corll 4.50-4.80; hran, ton 10.75'

mains of .sl reptile about one hun-I

shorts, ton 20.75; lnilldlings, ton 28.75;

dred and eighty five million years sid. which hc had dlslatcnea scsi-I Cameron, on the Colorado River, ln(

mn. _20_M_ e s t _ Arizona, and an snow point found. cmd! :255 pf,fa;0;s:"‘,\a|f;°.b'e°é>’0l‘s\;° ina. cave 50 m‘Jes from Carlsbad,I g(;u;lb.arL-éi;5;Np_o&3toes. New Brunswick, N. M. that he believes supports his-

' ' ' '» . ' theory that men inhabited the, - North American continent between'

0 15,000 and 20,000 years ago.

Gross Earnlngs A description of Dr. Browns dis-

. ' 1 .f » coveries and how he found them

appears in the January issue of Popular Science Monthly. The msg-I onlne states that his nine dinosaur skeletons comprise the largest iindi

2, per ton, car iota 12.00; cheese, 0n- tarlo .0i)%-.0\l‘/ii; butter. no. 1 finest .22; eggs, fresh specials in cartons .50-.5l; eggs, fresh extras in cartons .41-.4-8: eggs. fresh firsts in cartons .42; eggs, storage extras in cartons .32-.38' eggs, storage firsts_in car-

(Calmdian Press) '

MONTREAL. Que., Dec. 16-Gross

earnings of the Canadian National Railways for the sevsn dsy period ended December 14 were $3,030,441, as compared with 53.881330 for the same period in 1930 a decrease of $844,308.

SECRECY REQUESTED FOB. THE WEDDING PLANS

_ _ work at setting them up--u job that

iC»n~<1l=n Press) will last sm.-sl months. nach ul..-

sfoner at Glasgow, in the forth- coming issue of the Commerciuli mtelligence Journal. Because of this’ fact ts and oat. products have

BOSTON. M0-SS-. Dec. 16- Hard osaur is about the size of a rhino-

times have taken a new angie, itI ceros. was leamed at the cambridge city _ with a skull the width of a marl’s

The reptile, about three feet long

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(Special to Johnston I Ward)

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Alleg Corp 1% 1% 115 1'/s

Al Chem .. Al~Cl1l1l . . At itefin .. aln can ... Am C Fdy

13% 13V; 12% 12%-

tiglj 03% 01% 01%-

Aln P Lt _ 151/4 - Am S Rs .I ISMI 19 |18 1189614*

su. 1' 'rel le.:-lf, 12115;. noi? nay,- am 'rea B 1-_"li 'lan 12% 13%

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Alla 1011, 19 ‘IQ _

85% S5*/9 82% 82%-

't'+ no .$325

Atchison ._

sul. 1..... .lea no in 1221,/, -in 'i'0110.\'1‘o. 0..... acc. nl-cllulna sl ~

Iialt Ohio . 17% -|- Barns A .. 4% 4% 4% - Beth Steel 22 22 21% 21% - 1,3 Brglgr . .. 8 - Byers .. __ 12% 13% 12% 12%- C Pacific . 1:l lay, is |1315- Cnso . . . ... 40% 41% 38% 33’/in -1% Cmll Sou .. 3% 3% 3% 3% -- C-Nairn _ . 87,. - Cheas Ohio 20% 27 25% 251,4- vnrys ala _ 121,; _ Coco Cola .100 - col carl. ._ :lang :lug :mu aan- ni (‘0nB Gills ._ 02|/4 02|/QI till/4 01% -11,3 (‘0l\t (fall .. 33 - C-Wright _ 11,{, -

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la p..poat _ al alot 5:1/_. 1.21.3- 1,11

l-acc 1.1. ._ :lov/..|:ll ion-/, -.su/, _-_~»,._.

mee 1- 1,; 11|/,I1|%|11 In + MI ::o<ll~"|..i|l;;.. ._ .00.

5% I - %`

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lr Nat S ._ sol; _ Fox Film _ 3% _ Free Tex ._ 15 '-

oe.. nlec ._ 2a 2.-s sly, om Gen Foods I 30|/9| 301/,I 20-'VII 20% - Gen Mn 23 ‘"3 '."J `22-' -'f (ldyr ltub

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granby‘. ._ _ " upp .lo . 4 _

Int Harv ._ 24% _ Int Nickel . 7% _ intl Tel 8 8% 8 91,{,__-_:lg .lflhlls Mun 17 17’/1| 17 1'!

lten (Tap ._ 10% 105gI1u1,{,|10l,{, Lula Fu sal/, al |401/.I lily, _ 1.. _\|'cI{ Till I’ 401/1 ' ll Truck ._ 12% _

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Ig § Cent _ 28% 20% 270/,I 271/,,-_ fig

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as |2s -2%

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S Briimis .. 1l’,{.|l 11% _

s <1 Elec .I 20 2o~,'l4|29 can Soofffal 25 " _.tg s 0 afNJ '.~n= 21/ ._ F' S Warner _ ,B _Us 'l`l‘-xlls Co .. 'Fox G Sul

lr <1 Carl. _ 2a%| fm -al/, :ln

ii Pacific .|77 |77 701/g 'ml5_ unit ah- __ 12-/.|12 ill 11 __ Ilnit Corp _ 8%] 0 | 814| 3%...

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everllxlitvered by any explorer inIHOme Aftgr :»nna»n.-..\.-..l.-.- 2'. _ °“° ' T 9' ° :looolv ll _- , __|_u1; _ Tile nine dinosaurs are now at theI Flve Years . "’5°"’i'3i:""_0 4 'R'

American Museum, _and a small ' Ill HOSpltal u;;umm||¢.,,,"

army of preparators has gone to __ 142.-.ooilcccra ._ .. ._ .ol

MONTREAL, Que., Dec. 16.-(By

The Canadian Press) - After five long years spent in the Childrens Memorial Hospital little Yvette re-

turned home s. short time ago al- Considered - most completely cured of tubercuio- _ ____

` 'Fire Montreal i‘10f¢iS1lEx¢h“"3“’; Crain Exports Produce Market

aa -nl out ll-ll:.:1 I

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Possibilities

ben; xarce and dem-_ ,md It huIClerk's office, where an increasing! ban necmaw to-import mm, ihmI lumber of requests to keep mar-I svn-asc qusstltlcs oz oatmeal our-I rinse plans secret have been recei- lng the past few wears. 'rhc sho.-t vcd. I crop has undoubtedly created a ‘ Many brides-to-be fear they willi

hand. has not yet been classified. though many of its characteristics indicate it may be related to the allig‘i:or. The arrow point, the ar-

sls of the spine. She had left home f NEW YORK’ N_ Yu Dec_ 16__.I-he 3 helpmss “by °f three “nd .“ ha" lateral pszs, spectacular feature of vears, unable to move, so very ill Cmydgan foot.ba_u' may become just that there was practically no hope as popular in United States wmv nf saving her. But now Yvette has in A short t,me_ Recently) some of

good demand, although there i.s still considerable uncertainty as to the: real position, for farmers are hold-I ing on to their crops very closely ln‘ anticipation of e. tariff or s. quotaI system or even a Bulfiiliffed P11061 for home cereals. In any event, theyI think that they have nothing to` ima by waiting, and offerings of oats are extremely light. I

The market for oatmeal in Glas-.

gpw is small when compared to that of twenty years ago. This may be attributed to changing public taste. Processed oats have a good sale 1-lege ; the package cereal has been increasing at the expense of the lniik market products. Because of this fact. .several seot‘ish oatmillerr. arg now manufa,-turing Scotch roll- ed oats which are being sold in packets, and are now successfully competing against the imported product. All these factors have bead sd to restrict the sale oi imported cull: osl...cs1-lu fact, when scown oats are cheap and plentiful, no im-ports are required. But when they are dear and scarce. as at present.

considerable quantities are import-I ed. Canada, the United Stains and Gerlnany are the three sources of supply. Canadian oats are consid- ered heavier and s' little better flav- oured than Ameriearl, and as most' of the trade is usually done between' March andluiy, before the Bodtish. crop is harvested, there should be a trade' next spring in cans- dlan oatmeal if prices are right.

Culilertsons Gain

Nsw rome. N. Y., nec. 1a__ The Culbertsons won the first six rilbbsra last night in their contract' match with Lenz and Jacoby and went into the lead for the first time in the 160-.rubber ssriq. .A deficit of4,lt0atthsslartofth_ssixth sihlonwsscoavertesintosplmof ’l4l`aftatfl9.rubbsl's of the series

bslliiltysd. The rubber stand- -sesame fans and scooby, ao;

I th “_ be U their I ,ticle says, is similar to several he-

lr; oletheJ;m_rlmes_ Co;:§u<;;i;I Igugd i;ia;fil1l;1'l'Y at Folsom. N. M., the intention records are plentifully e Y as ' _ I marked with the notation: “Please

db not publish.”

Immortal Elegy

_ Laid At Upton ,

KENTVIILE GIRL WIFE “”'“ I

0|-‘ p|y0M1NEN»|_- Lqwygg LONDON, Dec. 14.-Honor of in-

` ` splring the immortal clegy by Tho-

(cumgim png) m`s Gray. noted British poet, be-

K_ggN'1~v_,L,;_,g_ N_ 5" Dem 15__Ma_ longs to Upton-cum-Chaivcy and

dame L,,\,°,|_ Wm, of the func” not Stoke, it is believed, says the

lawyer Maine Berdm1~md uhm D‘;l;'se§i?;1r;fshave been made by who won the freedom of Captain I h t d the world has.

hose w o con en

Alfred Dreyfus on nm for mum been mistaken for nearly 200 years.

I . the early ll0's,- was formerly Miss

lVlz‘.:l-:line 0'Kee. daughter of Mrs. ?ry;y'n’;tist}:eW:?`?_;‘:.IIf§orI;w:i vmuam oxee' °t Kmtvme- of Stoke Pages. under the shade of In 1”* °°P‘°-in Di‘°Yf“= W” nf- which the pccl ls hurled. but the relied. well-ivd 01 hish treas<>n.H1-1 tower at Upton, while writing las hsaawrltlhg bore s slmllmty to ca-sy. I that of an intercepted spy letter It is ~rgued further that the cur- containing information only an ar- few "which tolls the kncll of part-_ tillery officer could have known- 1118 day" runs in Windsor CB-siie. as md Dreyfus Wu an a,.¢|||u.y om.. it still does. But the curfew cannot cer who k_;ew of the information. be h°"d in 5i°i‘° P°¥°5 5"* ii °i°"“"

Ho was found guilty and for tom. iy‘audlbie in Upton-cum-Chaivey. years on Devi1's Island hrsuifercdi 'Y°nd°' ivy manned i’°"'""’ sw'

torment that wo M h kmed les still another clue, it is contcnd~ mm of weaker sm axgebmn " ed. In Orr-ay‘s day the tower at Up-

ton was covered by ivy. But the

During this um' uni" L"b°"' restored tower at Stoke Pogcs wus'

Wh0 W&S` i‘lili'Yi°d fb 0'K¢¢.‘¢mi¥ 90 ye”-3 ,nd md enum not; I-W* “P i'h° “FM f°" c°P°\ln DRY' have had an ad~quate mantle It'

'famed to walk again and can move about. l She has not forgotten her friends at the hospital and sends them messages to say that, while she likes living at home, she often thinks of them. It will be a long time before they forget her for. quite apart from the memory of her own cheery pres- ence, Yvette has left behind a sou- -:enir of her stay that will be a per- letual reminder of hcr patiel~‘ and courageous fight. It was shi- who thought of the idea of using a mir- ror to see what was going on around her when she isy flat on her back -lnsble to move. Now the mirror nas become part of the equipment af other chifdren similarly situated. 'They know what the younrstcr at the far end of the verandah is up to. They can sec to feed themselves and they can find their toys and books on the bed with thc aid oi the mirror. Without it, all they could see would be blue sky on fine days and grey clouds on gloomy MYS-

IMAGINATION _

Imagination is s. licenced tres-

passer. It has no fear of dogs, but may climb over walls and peep in at windows with imPU-l1iiY-

With many of us, it is to be

feared that imaginai-ion is. indeed.I

.1 licensed trespasser. and like B11

` t nt watch-

’this countl-y's most ouistanding 'coaches were sitting about a ban- quet table, chatting informally a- bout the gridi“on pastime. when » suddenly they found themselves cam-fs-cd in a debfltc. eenierirlg u- bout the lateral pmsss and its pos- eihiiities for the future. ‘ “It has been a p"rt of the United

State- g'lme,f‘r"m the very start of fo~thrv“_" sa’d limes 'ilrvnzo Sta"g. ¢7h'e.'r1‘- whiff.-_ hnil--d "old man," brt "lmi’l-fe the C~.'lnf*‘~rl= we have ia'lf=d to dc-vciop it." Glen Sccbey Warner. of Stanford. nodded. So did B’ll Aiexnnd~r of Georgia Tech: f7h'ck Meehan of New York Un'ver s'*7'. Nrtre D"m"' “F-funk” Anderson 'md others.

I “It will become mo*e and more _imp-r'ant as 'rn offensive weapon," Isaid Mal Stevens from Yale. "All Iyou need are fellows who can han- ,dle a bail adeptly." I That brought up the subject of Clem and Macwiliismson, broth- era from Glen Cove, N. Y., juniors at Yale, who rirged a show in the third quarter of ihc Eli's recent 51 to 14 conquest of P;~'r*.c%on that was

M.;

. _li

(Cnnsdlan Press)

Nl-IW Y0ii'{, N. Y.. Doc. 16-Bonded

oil.-at cl:-sed easy. _

High Low Close

A Dec. .. ss .- ... my 50% 55?

i,<»ll lla, Dcso. . ‘_ May .. .. .. .4 s- is

Australia, pound, 3.-1082. July .. .. .. 50%-56`i’s Austria, schlillng. not quoted. .

llelgilllu, ill-lga, 01717. CHICAGO

(`l'll\"AGO. lil., Dec. 16-In a fe-

markable display of strength wheat prim-s rose late tollay_ to the topmpat level reached since Nov. 24. Reports that telaperaturcs as high as 100 pre- vailed ill Argentina gave impetus to buying. There were also predictions that France would have to enlarge

t f fo ei n wheat allow

tuvlfldiun Press;--ilrltiah and fonign cxl-hallgc in relation to the Calllllllan, dollar. as conlplled by the Royal Bank of f‘llnalln, clull-ll today as fllllnws:

r' ll ilftlhli

Bluzil, nlilrels, 0.075-I.

lluiguria. iev, not quoted. (filinn, llnng Kong dollars, 0.3108. i‘zcvhoslu\'llkia, crown, 0.0306.

Di-lllllllrk, krone, 0.2352.

l-`inland, filllnark, 0.0228.

Frallcc. franc. 0.0484.

Gerulanv, rcischmark. 0.2020. Great lirltain, pound, 4.Z31.

Greece. drllchmn, 0.0150. llollanli, fiorin, 0.4951. Hungary, penuu, not quoted. _ lnlllll, rupee, 0.32-il.

ltaly, lirc, 0.0031. .lai>an. yen, 0.5434.

.lugoslavlrn dlaar, 0.0735.

New Zealand, pound. 3.8846.

Norway, krone, 0.2321.

Poland, zloti, 0.1305.

Rollmania, lcu. 0.0075.

South Africa, pound, 5.0033.

Spain, peseta, 0.1052.

soon the fillo a o r g - erl to rniicrs. New export purchases of North American wheat totalled ull- warll of1,000,000 bushels, including some United States harli winter.

An overbougbt situation in the wheat

pit, however, was disclosed just before the finish. Specuiatora started to lcli, and found support lacking aa' s result of a quick price break at Winni s _ Wheat here closed nervous, $2-‘R lower than yesterdays finish, corn %-7/, down, oats 54-M. off, and pro-

Slvcllcn, krone, 0.2370. visions unchallgod to 10 cents higher. Slvitzerland. franc, 0.2407. _

Uniilell States, dollar, 23% per cent WINNIPEG .

u

prom m.

l\'l'l\V YORK, N. Y., Dec. 18-For WINNIPEG, Man., Dec. IG-(By fl!!

vign exchange irregular. Great lirit~ Canadian Press)-Wheat prices saggierl alll 3.1414; France 3.02 11-10; ltnly ns last minute rcalislng sales entered .'l.ll‘/.-; Ih-igiunl, 13.80; Germany 23.74; tile grain pit today and prices at the C close were lfit to 11,5 lower than the

previous close.

Decelnher closed at 001.4 and May

Unlisted Rembrandts :;.:“3,“.'.:‘.:“-.sr;“.:::.'.iz':.°5...%2f.

Found In Canada; Miyweat held yesierday's gain in fair-

i-- ll tr ic 'til th finsl nlin-

:lllllllll 81%.

ly atoa y nl un s uics when values dropped under pres- sure of heavy selling. Early trade re- verllcd further buying hy traders with foreign connections and good support from eastern interests. New York rs- pul-ted a good sized export trade but figures were nnt available.

\_\'<-:lther conditions in the Argentine

were reported more favorable but ro- ccnt heavy ruins have put roads in had shape for nlnvenlent of grain to lzlrlrket with cansillernhle delay to ex- port trade: Broolnhull reported snlall lniiiing dcruand and a limited interest in futures.

Cash wheat trade was slow with

NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 16.- Fifty hitherto unlisted paintings by Rembrandt have been discov- ered in Canada and the United Stat- es since last year by Dr. William R. Valentiner, director of the Detroit Institute of Arts, he announces. In a book on the Dutch ma.ster’s work

just completed, Dr. Valentiner lie-ts' 222.25 f`.f.§“`I.§Z§.§'."'..`.`§§“ .'§`...“`l`€- ;'.f.'.i.:;,"._§:.v.°:2.’_'.’..::l'.1i;'s':.i?~ $50,000,000. ’ ~

“A cruel irony when one recol-I _ CLOSE

lccts that the great painter was; [__Lll|_l‘l;r\‘1at:-Dec. 001,; May 03%-04; July durlned by creditors for years and ,_ """‘=--D°°~ 30332 U0? 335541 Jill!

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que., Doc. 16-Prlcer

of eggs took another drop on tile pru- iduce allll dairy lnarirl-t here todas while other cumnludilies held lln- changed.

Cariot prices of frnsh Ontario ¢-3510

in carlots, declined fronl one ln tw( cents a dnsen. l-Extras were off one tc two cents at 30 cents while firsls, al 32 cents ami pllill-is nt ‘JT cents fl slus- en were llflwll n cclli. lirliisil (`l.illlll- Ibia fresh extras. ill cnrlois, lvl-re uns to two cents lo\vl-r ul -i0 cl-nls and firsts at 35 cents and pull--ls ni ii( cents a dnzell, extras in-Ing liunil-tl lli |24 cents, firsts at 22 1-ents and sr-enntls at 10 cents ti dozen. Qlloiatinlls tn re- tailers of cgga, in cartons, were from one to three cents llllvur. l~`rc-sh spe- cials nt 50 to 571 ncllts null frnsll ox- tras traa at 47 to -is 1-.-nis wr-rc holh off two to three vents. l"rc~sll flrsta at 42 cents null fresh puiiets at iii! cents declllled ilvu ct-nts \\'llilo fresh seconds lost a cent at ‘.‘7 rents a doz- en. Storage extras and storage flrstl at 32 to 33 cents and 20 to 30 cents. respectively, tlroppcll a cent wlliis storage seconds were lllll-h:lll;_'-sl at 2.7 cents n dozen. its-1' -ipts were itlii cllsvs.

Eastern tow-nsllips no. 1 palsleurizl-<i

butter. in cnrlats, was lla--I..-.ul;e<i ni 22 cents a pound. To retailers solids at 23 to 2| cents and prints at -i to 25 cents a pound were llotlx I dy. Receipts were only 20 boxes. n

Olltllrlrl cheese was qlnltl-.I fir@` nt

makes lllli~lllllli;l\li llt 1;' lu 12V- n pound. ltccelpls were 172 lmreqpy

green nlouiztains.

(‘()T'I‘0.\'

NEW YORK, N. 1'., lie.-. lf.-(‘<.trun

futures closed steady, t‘i..>-ing bills: Juli. 008-I0; Foil. 017: _\l:lr. 0'.'7-'_'N: Apr. 030; .\iny 0-iii-47: .illlle li.'».'.; .lilly 005-till; Ang. 074; .\‘.»pt. (N2: (ict. tiiil- 02: Nur.; Ile.-_ lim;-<17. .\'pot closet quiet. nlililillnl: l'.‘.'l|_

Llverilnnl1-Voiillll, spat qlllct

Prices ii pnillis lliglp-r io 1'. lu\\'r-r, .inl- cricall lnllllllillg, fnir llll; srl-il-L gona mid-iling 500; good lllilidlillg 520: slrlrl nllddling 510; lniddling Sli; strict io\\ luirldiing 500; lolv luidlillllg 400: strlvl orrlillary 476; good orciillzlry -I-iii, lie- celpts were 24.000 lnlles illcilnllllg i>,.`.0l Anlcrlcun.

§U(l.\R-

NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 10-[tau

sugar was sieafly ral-i_v ill the lilly Illlt cnscll later lllllivr lllf‘re:l_=r-ll offer-

. -.l.>\.

at his death was declared bank'I """']"3'3"D"¢`~ 35%? “BY “KAI Jiliyi nlgs_ llenialnl was light. 'i`|ll-rl- lvns ll

rapt,” the author adds. Two of theI 50 newly discovered Rembrandts, Dr. Valentiner lists have been in the. \vl.e..t_-Nc. 1 hal-fl cm: no. 1 nor. Metropolitan Museum of Art for 20 “Wil “°~ 2 001'- 57%? H0- 3 |101. 53%: y .. .

b

C.\Sll PRICES »

ears labelled School o Rem- "°‘ 4 ‘"`“f*f ""- 5 45%: ao. o 4254;

I

randt." ; Fin of the 175 are in grf, mus- I 277; ex. 1 fccll 27?: no. 1 feed 257 I eums,y27 in the Metropolitan; four; f°°d 2"/“7 "":'°°‘°d 20%; ""3"

i

i°<'¢'li 40%: track 60%: no. 1 durum TSN.: screenings, per inn, 500.

in the Pennsylvania -Museum three llarley-llalting grades: 6 row ex.” 3

each in the Cincinnati Art Assoc ,§vtl(Lcr“gra_.;l(;-”.;¢_ Nc, ‘\y,_:lsy,; ...,_ at;o.1t;hthc pctmlliwmsiltutc for glrnti, ,, ,.1 “.5 gm; ,’;‘,},,, sm - Wir- 11°- en e Boston useum o _

Arts: two each in the Chicago Art _

Institute and the Corcoran GalleryI`E;eng-al Girls I

of Art; and one each in the l"og~g‘ . set Museum. the Hi.-wi-ical sccletyI Sh00i7 M38`lStl'3i§€

n..¢s_xf». 1: r‘_ lv. sou.; ...._ :l c. rv. ...|

4"'-‘i‘\~ . 'sale collfirlllell into _v.-sl.~r~i:l_\- of ‘.'|i.o'\f.

bags of t‘l|i\nll in ll in--:ll rl-l`lll|»r l`<.l December sllipnlcnt :lt :¢.i‘.’.

Futures lvl-ro quiet null aft:-r spills

steadiness early l-lla-l-ll unlivr lllcrolls- cd offerings ilrnllmteli ily iho calsler spot market. Final prices lverc 2 in 4 points net lower.

Sales were only .'l.200 tons. in-r-_ riml-

1.0'.', Jiiil. 1.ill, .\lzll". 1.07, _\i:l_\‘ l.l1!,

.lllly 1.17, Sept. 1.::;, nl..i lu-\| lu-r. 1.20.,

ltefined was uncllzlllgwl :lt 4.20 i..r

flue granulated lvltll liolllunli iilrill allll

ia' W* 4i-7'; 2 "mv 9*- 3 C- W- “%~'only uf a hallll-tu-lnolltil cilllrm-tor.

Fish Quotations

(Cannll|l\n Press) BOSTON, Mass.. in-I-. iii-»”i'u-eniy.

nf New York and the Wll1ia`ml _ tvlo vessels llrrivl-ll :lt ill.: fisll pivl

Rockhiil Nelson Gallery in Kansas NEW DELHI- India- Dec- 15--il cm, IP.)-Two Bengal university girls

The largest prwate collection is killed their district magistrate to-

rl

owned by Joseph P. Widener of “ay”

Phqadel h, wh” 11,5 M Rem_ British authorities said the giris,- -

bra.ndts.pAr:drcw W. Mellon, Sec- goth °f Xhin; vifretlgnesgedl' had ren.-y or thc U. s. 'rl-essury has ’“°bl"“ “I I' di? mg’ '° ;° five. and four each are ovlmed by :mee 8 OW or n as epen '

_ 1 _ " ' . ::_”:.:.a::_:;".;-;f:::.;: ---» -

' present Magistrate Charles Geof-

treal and Toronto. and Knoedler & hey Buckland Stevens of ,Uppers

today.

“'l|0LES.\Ll‘I (ll.'0T.\Tl()NS

rents por in

Large rod . . ._ l~1.',l..1ol( \l:lrkets . . .. liigl.. Il, Pollock ._ . :il.,|.| 4'; llaflliock . sl ` 1.. in ' llllke . ._ li 1.. 7

Cllsk ._-_.... 7. Lemon soles . ._ 11| Gray solos 1.". Floanders 4

_i,_._________

l.. 6 1.. l.i l.. ll; to 7

C°mpa“y °f New Y°rk ‘md Um`|with a petition asking that n swim- /German, Market cam' ming competition be held in their* F0r`ASbeStOS And

Dr. Valentiner said the majority SCMOL me gms obtained an mm

. ‘ 5 Molybdenum

'~ the 175 in tme will belong to ence' with mm Them when he -"°’“° i’“""° “fi 8*‘~‘1eW- f°\' many pclstcd cut that their ness mistress flirendy have 'bcéri willed to insiit- was the proper nuthmqty 13° deal ""°Y'-‘i- -_-lil. their pics, one or both or them iW`i1y canvas=es which have been drew guna

cherished by collectors as authentic The bunetg isdged in the mania- R-°m"fa“d'~9 M0 005 iiSi»*‘d in Dr. il-ste‘s chest and he was dead when \'aicntiner's 175 grnuiue paintings. vid reached him, An gi-dei-iy pt..

A number of the 175, Dr. Valcn- tempted to save him, and was 5001' Says, have changed hands sev- lfmunded in the arm. ' .oral limes during the lest feng? Police said the girls were Miss "'"1¥`S~ lSanti Ghnse. daughter of the lste`

_ Prefc-ser Debcrldra Chose, who

Covet M-anchuria

Y tavlffht at the Comiila College, and' Eiiflall DOGS N0t Miss suulty cnowdnun. _ -‘

Germany has ranked as the sec-

ond largcsi, market after the Unizcd Siam for Canadian asbestos, and Canada has always supplied thc greater part of the asbestos lm- Dortcd into Germany, writes L_ D Wllgress. Canadian Trade Commis- sioner at l-lumburg, in the fortli. coming issue of the Commcraial Intelligence JournaL In recent years increased comp-etltion has been experienced ln that market from the l‘_‘iodcs1an and South ‘African producers as well as from Soviet Russia. Last, year the total

Toxvo, nec. ls.-<a.P.>_'rsuyc- “ING "T Ii1nl>°1'f= vi asbestos into Germany

.hi ruuxal declared ln the first lu- -- bervicw he has granted since becom- B8 iii- f01’ m01'¢ i-h»l'i the one lag P.-cmlcr that Japan doc: not thins you are new d°ins. wvet one inch of ground is Msn- -1-_.___ ¢i1\il'iH- pondeni: in his official residence at

Marshal Chang Hsuch-Liang must Ithe conclusion of a four-hour cab-

remove his army from the Chinchcw iinet meeting. Previously he hsd

district. the 'Premier said. and as Iiunched with the Emperor. soonashe does “Japan will evacuatci He had to convey his ideas

occupied points outside the south through an interpreter, but he made Menchuria railway zone and peace Iup for this handicap by gnphle ges- wiil bc restored to Msnchurio. .iures. At one time during the in-

“I dont see any '»'.hf.~:' way out of Itervicw he drew with his finger an I

‘a-il but lout in the all-around amaze the difficulty; Cheng himself must .imaginary 1001> of Manehuria and

Inav. I I Yale started a second team a-, _ gainst the Tigers in the second hwlff :with clem at one half .mu Mac ut

I ~ ~ ` ‘ ' s t ds ' ras. maori has metlliu 0'Ke¢. the els.. ls sua -'those rugged ch..s"I I’°”;u':;°m;J;;°m°;';; overstepsf rulllmck. all they .ilu -.». _ ics. thai

'M' _ I fbutball back and forth in so start-I _-3|

former Mrs- DGPMHUII-D. 'Who hid' are ll dominating feature of the divorced DePschm_an, one of the] Upton landscape unlike the growths world‘s greatest pianists, severs.l_-of St/sire.

years previous. Miss 0'Kee was at that tim: studying music in Paris.

A sister cr Madame Lsuorl is an-s. Ulm-DHOOD

William Ryan. of Bt, John. Her oth- *- er sister, Carrie, s brilliant musi- N° ‘mlent PW” Wfmf ¢°““h“, clan, who married the late Dr. Per- in my 9°" °f hi' WW" °' 'i“‘¥l°

cy Woodworth, well k:own Anna- _

bori, Miss Msrsuerite Woodworth. In-m,m¢.bk_ .nm mem” md ml

s

the houndaa of its Liberty and tak

.ji ti I

:ment of auch an m.,,,.,,.heImIng v|c_ _ realize that." I Chula on the jade-green plush eav-

The Premier received this corres- ar of the table behind which he sat.

x.___i______;__,_ ___, _ __ _ _ I. _

Egg Laying Con test

` B _ _ _ __

el the hodfl. Oi mill Wh°\'0 it h55‘ he “Flea M latemls th? n 'ai Itr~l1:.ri of the l"rinee Edward Island cll' lalint contest for the week end-