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Aileg Corp 3 -
Al ~,nel.il .. 00'; I)-11 94 -
At Refill ~.
Ain Can 
Ani li' Pow 15%
Alu P lit . 20%
All! B Ile . 331 3.11/I 02% 3- -
Ain T Tel 14ii%14-l 143% 1-1315+
Ana Cop _.. 17 17% 10% 10')i.~F
Atchison ,.1101/_I 110% l`i7 117 --
'Allh Allin . 111415138 13i"}§13i% +
I-lnld Loco . 10 10 0% 0531-
nnit ohio | :lv/_,I :li-1 I :|0141 011'/. - 'V1
Bend Av .. 10% 20% 19% 19'/9+ ‘A
Beth Steel 31 31'/1 31 31’}i1+ ‘A
Briggs . .. 11% li'/J 11% 11%- 911
20% ‘ 'Vs 2 ‘A
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1! Pacific .I17% 17% 17'/il 17%*
Pasco 119% 21'/A 10% 20% ~' %
(Iheas Ohio 33% 34% 32*/1, 32%-
cin-ys aiu . 11% is 11% 17%
Coco Cola . 123% 1255419354 125%
Elec 22% 23’/1 '-"JM: 73'/4
ons 70'/1 11 10% 70%
Cnn 40% -ill/1 40%, 411,.; -
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11,1" n..1. 20 20 es 2s + 1/9
aliens oil . 30% 31 ~s0 ao - %,
lilo .. 13'/. 135'. 13% 1304+ 91
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:Ken Con .. 1514 1-'»'~ 5| -0- .
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ii-nr Pull ._ 10% in 1:1'/_. 15%-
a»....n iznii- 0014. 118% 32 32 -1%
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Jlop I S .. ii -
Roy Dutch 15% "'
Hnfr Stores 5172. "
S iloein..-1. ~i.'.1’.‘ 401,; 45'/1 4016+
Sinn Corp I 7'/.1 3% 7’/.1 8'.-1+
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Steamer Cargoes
To Orient Praised I2
(Canadian Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Nov. 12I
_.cargo insurance rates on ship--
ments for Oriental ports have been I
“Us U3' Brazilian ... .. 3
+
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B C Poner A ..
B C Power B ..
C Bronze Com . 10
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Cnr l"1ly ...I 87;,
Can C Fdy Pfil 18
Call Cement . .. 81/4
Can l.‘eu| Pfil .. 80
Can Gypsum ... 0%
Cao Ind Alco  2%
Can Steam Pfd . 10|/1
C Pacific ..  18%
Cockshilt Plow I 79/II
(‘.ons M Suielt 1
Do Bridge ..
Do Steel Coni
Do Textile ..
Fraser Co Pfd
Gen S Wares
How Smith Pa |
Ham Bridge , 55;
Holi G Mines 0.40
int Nickel 1251,
Lake of Woods I)
Lindsay Co
Massey Harris . %I
Mc-Front ... ... 10%
Mont Power . .. 40
Nat Breweries ,. 24
Nat Steel Car\.. 12%
Power Corp . .. 30%
Price Bros. . ..
Quebec Power ..
Bhswinigan .. ._
Steel of Canada
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THE DOLLAR
lrcalter thi1n the prerlnlls elose.'
% The dollar 0p~:n':-1 ltchaiigcii nt ilfli/4
cents holding steady until iuid-ni'ter-
noon when it dropped ’,{. cent to l10l,{,
cents, closing at that figure. Sterling
started thc day 2 ccntil stronger at
$3.80 declining throughout the session.
5 I' 5
10 Iio - - _
a0%I:i095 e “gun” meeting °f Pleasant Covehesd met at their home on
10 10
ist/, _ 10%.
114 1%
82 ss
1% 1%
3% 3%
8% 8%
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, N. '¥., Nov. 12-(By
the Canadian Press)-Tile Caniidinii
dollar closed 1,5 cent weaker on local
oreign exchanges nt U01/§ cents, nild
he pound sterling ended the day nt
3.7759 for cable transfers, 1/5 eeut
ages. fiiloring tho down side h
y ll
 5\_"\'H|'_l Tho market uns eri-n
______III__ fl" l“Fi0\'¢||1\'. however, sales
A Inst minute brcuk in New York
fl';;\II';l_i.(_!vh|rii was off 4 points uct.
I 0 he list, es|\@(.|II|| "L I
~ rf.-nlrnl' l il , y "“'”'
Ing I_I__:_I‘  ;'_\is_'irest-a short ....ii-
ri street gossip rn...
;“;;_|II_ng__il:c fnfure of the rond's div.
__eg"n.r non ineific siiggefl after the
ilivlilrnil hail boon rnteii' mo t
Tfiliiilllr carrier closcsl lower ’ B
s¢""k5 nllcncil firm, l1e1.:nn`io satin.
§I’_E'__Tf_*xl’:'henraiin§l noon nnll then roi-
wérd _hm _hung holir when unofficial
ferent” ____ ___ hviillner curtililment con-
II_t__'d Th 3 ° lll'°I0flired was oiren~
. s into unsetileinent resulted
AND VICINITY
Th
Circle Institute ot Albany north was
held at the home or Mio E<iiti1`
Bouliierfon the eighth. Eleven mem-I
bers and live visitors were present.I
201' 205/ M ii
10 '|10 ‘ ee ng °pened with 'singing Its “I tripping the light fantastic until
Good Time to Get Acqualnted
Minutes of list meeting were read
Novi. 9.-nlin .. _.1294 I | | and adopted. A letter was read e P Y pe ' app
from the department of public worskj
in regard to a culvert and bridge
welcomed. It was decided not to
hold the annual chicken supper and
the evening were $2.25. I
- 1
A quiet wedding was solemnized
in $t. John the Baptist Church at
Miscouche on Wednesday morning.
Laughlin of Lot 16, was united in
marriage to Mr. Charles Noonan of
Albany. R/ev. Martin Monaghan,
D. D.. celebrated the Nuptizl Mass.
After the ceremony s. wedding
breakfast was served at the bride's
home. Mr. and Mrs. Noonan have
the best wishes of their many friends
'Slandms of Sprins Valley S¢h0°1~ Mis. Jean s&:i.ur.n‘sn. oheiwn
GRI-‘DE IX-1 mme Pmm- 2 spent the week end with her grand ' I o00l.\lnyla1\'l .-
IId_ed McKI_mo___ _ ML d Mr _ H rr Arnett friend Dr. James Duck out again. I,mI_\|,,1,I1'..,».. __
_ paren s. an s H y , 4.00111.-1. ~ 
GRADE vm_1 Mgda GIove__ 2 b _ after having been confined to his ' " ‘
decline, uhiio Westinghouse and Gen
eral Electric, hoth large holders of
ltailio, cased il point. Homestnke
9 8% 8% II 1-450.4112 sh1|`res. lioouu-1l 0 points but Ieil hack 3 from
the top.
I Foreign exchanges were rnilicr
heavy. French francs saggeil half n
point for cables and sterling eiosnil
lower. German marks. however. firinc-ii
and so did the Japanese yen. Shiinz-
hai iiiels nnd Mexican dollars recur-
ered with silver.
\Vll.\'l‘ THE STUCK MARKET Dil)
Thu. \\'eil.
Nninher of dnrnnces  2.10 127
Number of declines ...... 2-15 3151
Stocks unchilnltcd  1317 12|
Tutni issues traded ...... 008 593
:_---1--;~:=~.=--.»-_ __ _
ALBANY cavehesd and Stanhope
A 'number of the friends of Mr.
and Mrs Brent MacMillan, West
Oct. 30th for a Haliowe'en party. A
very enjoyable evening was spent
the wee sms’ hours. A delicious col-
lation prepared in Mrs. Mizclvlil-
lan’s inimitable style was served
and th com an dis rsed h
to meet. sorry to part. and happy
to meet again.
Bank LOQIIS ` for school. One new member wasI Mn _I M _ w_ R H I_ d
8.11 FS US ES B11
T* I _ -daughter Miriam, Cove Head, were
,I.II__I__IIB__ I,____I recent Sunday visitors to suffolk.
lvAsliiNo'r0N.‘ il. c., Nov. 12- bazaar' Next meeting to be held at guests of Mr and Mrs. Fred W.I
;;;nvnsYI`o_kbrn_l¢l_:_rn :Ind denier. new 1,, the home of Mrs. Henry Cameron. Godfrey RIW___Ide Cottage
~ . .
...... ... ...Z $53.. 105155 ..'-'.‘.2.f"”.‘if M' °*“ *° "° ‘“““'°”“ by 1°“Y’“g- __
lr . fl h t f ~ lf .M i l
...°.':.."1n.:‘."°:. .:...l;._.;lf'i;.'.;z::.‘:  . °° 3”” °§““ “"“‘,°‘i“’ 0-- 8---1 -1- -»--. M- N--1-1
ini-' fl llcerefl-so of $iF.00n,0n0 as coin- w°m°“s "ee ' Lum W” hm MacMillan celebrated his eighty sev-
pnren with the prev.-.ii..|; w.-ek. served by the Hostess. Receipts for
enth birthday recently.' Congrat-
ulations are in order. Mr. MacMil-
lan is still hale and active. His'
many friends and relatives will un-
ite in wishing him continued health
and happiness. _ I
November thc 4th, when Miss Helen
The spooks were at large s thous
and strong on Auld I-iallowe‘en but
no serious damage was done except
to the residence of an aged couple.
Mr. Artémas Auld and his sister,
Stanhope, who had window glass
broken by some "young gentlemen”I
from an adjacent settlement, who
were under the' ernicious influence
oi' John Bai-leycorn.
I SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL for their future happiness. P I
We are pleased to see our genial
’ A1 “"5” home with -2. severe bronchial at-I
uexlh Harrington, 3 Gladys Suds- I ____ I__ck_ I
GRADE vn;.1 nom Bu,-¢_ 3 my Mr. and Mrs. Heber Schurxnon, _ _
ountain. were visitors to Tryon Sunday. the Insane MlnLStefS
GRADE VI-l Cordelia Herring- welcome KUGSIB 01' MY- and MPV Touching Appeal
n, 2 Mildred Csseley 8 LillianIManson MacNeill. . ~
“-’eI°Y- 4 Muriel T-'°“"d~ T LONDON, Nov. 12-A clergyman,-
GRADE V-1 Ivan Harrington 2 Mrs. Joyce Hayes Searletown re
' ' ' ` who, it wrs learned later, was aI
The annual meeting of Willinl!
ith th I tit t Ode
 Ig (Jr) 1Wills Burt 2 _°:;‘_°_d WI; _es__|;I,Idx; Iieby eleven once gripped the conference,
e : .nnon
‘ , th Ch h ld
GRADE I (SL) 1 R_III»,y CIIseIey_V members, followed by the reading oi’ :_;l;»dg:;ieth_e;'nsId_e;a_Io§m meoiuhe
GRADE I '(‘.'P") 1 Wanda” HM' minutes 01 previous meeting and‘sufi’erings of thev insane “Since
ngton 3 Marg”-et Mmennon last annual meeting The Secretary '
tncy Bryenfon. cently spent s few days in Free- pauent at a IIIeI.IIIIIII IIOSPIIIHII made
GRADE II--1 Helen Champion 2-town. __ _ A d.aIIIatIc Ima for the hem,
I+ _/_ rbsn Glover, 3 Olga. Cotton, 4 -‘*-' treatment or the insane when he
Miorn Cole. _ _
Insurance On "B
addre.sed 1.115 Salisbury, Diocesan
GRADE III-1 Harr Caseley, 2 - ,,
IIIIIICB II,I°IIIII_In, 3 RIIIII, c°I__ workers Institut-= was held at the ggnlzzergirssresiinitrlly. thwslaitg
GRADE in <sr.> 1 Eileen clover h°’“° °f WS' J- B' Hay” °” Th“’°' ' II Ie I in S gd I
BIIII woodm ton 3 Rose I. day evening, November 5. The pres- reserve 0" he P" °' ‘1 en Y'
B E ' ma y ideni resided and the meeting op- d“’”‘¢ ““ ‘“"°“”‘I 1" the "“S’“°”'
G]°ver" I P  _ R011 he rose and in a voice which at
E.-n
ro-sed by local marine underwriters ri . . ~ our; In report 0_1 the Chmch relinquished the ___ of
as shippers are seeking "civil com-
motion, war risk" and "actual hos-'K
ltiiitles" rates on cargoes from San gr
Francisco.
The demand for the risk rates, n
underwriters here said, results from 3
the demand oi' financial interests
that Bills ot Lading to the Orient
be accompanied by adequate cover-
age, rather than from any crisis
difficulties.
Average risk quotations by local
Uiderwriters were: Shanghai, Hon(-
kong, Canton] Tslngtsu, 1-B per-
cent.; Tientsln, 1-4 percent.; Muk-
in~
Perfect attendsnca. Meds Glover. 3°” "' very em 3 B _Iheaun III favor III. medical men
elm Hun-|n3|;°n_ Ray Mountam the yesr's work, followed by the el 8 _ -
in-deli.; Hamqggom U,-mm 31°,”-_ ection of officers. President, Mrs. i;e;id2;1u¢;1md,xI;tI;¢;_;1:_sm_;1’hl;av(ehb§;n1
eien champion, Ruby g°1e_ Bef. Fred McQuarrie, vice president, lvlrs ed to5;1ea13_hose- ossessed by
ice Mountain, Eli G1 1- R, Horace Sobey, Secretary Treasurer, '15 P _
een ove , ose
sry Glover. Willis Burl; wendgll Mrs, Walter Bartlett. Auditors Mrs- devils- Why can it not do so to
’ ~ pred day?" 'I‘l1e Conference listened
rrington George Runcie, and MTS
I . '
J. weeks M 1. Hoo er. A hearty vm °1ih°Ill<= WH-S Wm* ‘he ¥"°“t"‘ '““°““°“ t° the -n.01_\1.....1_.- .. ._ ._ 1
nrp y-Teacher P _ _I I - '
Iendmd MI.s_ MICNIIIII and M155 sire. ch. Then a member whisper    .11 1,10
dm I; 1 ed to the Bishop of Salisbury, who _ I  I
i the Sino-Ja anese Manchurian Insane Father -/ ?li);’e<T’isTr<?ix;:tt};§`v¢esiTgieol1i_ Neriftxzieeg- Pfesided- The °l°'gy_man mt the  I1"f10' 02-1'
“ P AddS Al\0iJT\el' in to be held at the nom.. oi Mrs. C°1\f¢1'¢1w¢ ahwill' °~i°fW°f<1=. ‘md ~..-....11-.1........ _ 1 .1 -.1
g _ _ _ _
. later the Bishop said: "bot only aoolviekers  .__I.
Death T9 Famil Bartlett 'rne .insins of the Nat 1
Y . r 1 
--_ tonal Anthem brought the meet- was I deeply touched. but I vs_ mm M cucrll
ference il -- -- --
In I I°IIe_ that all the rest of the Con _mm ___ I  _HI _M I _III
- canadian Prem g ° a c were too and felt that somethin! 1500102115:". .. ._ .0fl'l4.\ .0114
Bnmenwarss Msgs., 1 Nov. *_* ’ ’ ' 1 ` _'_ ._ ._
_ _ II__Geo__ge Bamféth wh 13 _ should be done. I have ieamed ,_ImIg\_f§:_§_______ __ ~__
1”?" 1 2 P°"°°"°~- H”"‘“ 1 P°"°°“°' ° "ms C<>nsratu1eti°n= H" WHS ex that he is 1-may .1 clergyman vmoir-1... nl... .. 
and Hmkow 1_8 I,eI.°eIIt_ ago killed his wife and his mother- Ignded to MI._ and Mm, claude ____d___g0wI__g treatment In II IIIIEIIIIII }_wII'_.:`1;_.‘.li.___;‘;i. .
law with an ax. became vioi- Howam of Cape Traverse on I,he.Imme_,, °,II.,II,I,,,.IIIIIIIIIII 
smsimtn scnooi. ently insane today wnne beingIIII_III GI B IIIIIIIIS IIIm_ __________ 1000111.-... 1...1... . _
-- , :;~';::.~'..“'_:S”:.‘: 0.1.11 1': -  '
Honor roll for Emerald School or ' 'U Bus er 2. _an _ and MI,II_ wana” JeIIkIIIII IIC. I' 011'" .
September and Octoberz- 020|: the child so badly that she c°;I;._IIIed by MI._ and MI.s_ Ernest Bessbofaugh }mI¥I.§:'f,,,,"'_'I"k
C'7“d° x"1' Margaret Fwd: 2' med WMM” ° ‘ew h°“"‘ Poynter, Lower Bedeque, motored to . »  " "
nel?" Smith; 3' G°“°vi°"° Kelly' Awompmim by he' uncle’ Fnnk' Charlottetown Sunday. .Glues T/lews 100019 Krafli 'II
ondsrx-.1,Mn1-yc.~oi.en. :l,Eii- G. Bnmforth of munich, snd1 ___ _ iwoIT$'i.'11.T"i'.f.T..
, ,I Au, . 3 F1 mm. Mayne; other relatives the girl sat chatt- (s 'nl to tho Gnu-alan)
9 nv » °\' ’ . I 9"' . . specd,bcing ln th sind and h
urns. vm_1, Ein.. Mnyn.; 2, ing win. hs- inner in .1 visiting Miss Georsia Drlawll. wseher 01| 0-rrsws. ont., Nov. 11-visuai- comloxsssua mrs "°“'"""‘ in ral... in one...-if. 1... 1.... 51:3;
.Margaret oi-siren; 3, 'rneims Jones room or the department 'mr Cape Traverse s¢h°<>l» semi laavizing a. movement that might de- $2,300 1-'on sol-'A nies-1-ni-1.11.. 0....,_.\I._._._-. H13; -Im. t..i.¢n nmprin in ii...“si...w ning."
lnd isabetfb Murphy (equal). criminally 11188119. when her parent week end PIBBSRHUY ill Em€1”5Id With veiop into 0 gresi; Dominion wide *__ (`"“"‘“"“.‘“""""` ",-I if `~1'..`-:.1 nt-nn-_ HI’ °°" “Is” 3"” “'I’“'""
' - . 1.4i.flf~ 1-, su il. ll P _ .1 _
omie vu-1,wen.1eiiMoyne: 2. sussested they will upon ww- _M114 Ethel D°I¥h°1\- .ii-inns league His rsiceiienrr tin New YORK, Nov. 12.-wi.en- Tit... _-._-_».=..-_.-JI. ......_ ......... _...... “°__’,S "fed "X The 6"” Wm.,
- I IIIIII, II "_, III-II ¢I,I,,._ I,1..i.-f ..1..-.,¢Idowe , son of Peter the Great.
I _ Pope McMahon. '- ~ - ' -Earl of Bcssborough. G0V0m0l'~ Duncan Phyfe, early designer of ,,,I,,,II'I__fQ;_m__o ___0____II_ III..-_ ..~l.11.I-ms dam "Katy Todd" 2.11% by
I 1 (trade VI-1, Mary Devii_;e;__L_Em- they walked through s. corridor, Mr. and Mrs. John Dccgon, Car- Gene;-gi of ggnsdg, today stressed fm-nitu;-QI was 1-|.eI.¢|ng some 0; hm I»;`.fn__:_:_=o;i_:I\,IhI:II1`.;I_ 1-I-II" ‘;0__:._: I_I_..1....11., -.KcII¢IIIIky TI.IIIII.._
mett Allen; 3, Emerson Matheson. _Bi-smforth drsggcdthc child into s. leton, motored to Elnerald last Sun- the lmpm-gmt proposition which graceful pl¢¢¢,_ he "me ,teamed ,I_,’III_'II;I; II,I III; I.I',II III; ,I,,,
Grade V-1, Gladys Groken; 2, closet and attacked her with s day, guests of Mr. and Mrs. J-:mes the dnmg would occupy in the,thst some dsy examples of his work *I"_';;, 21;,
301111 Mumhy. hlmmor- f Mllrphy- life of Canada. ' Wbllld bring thousands of dollars. i...ii'.f.'-. 11'... 1 r'-1.4,-1 ."'\‘.-"1:
‘ GMO IV-1. Elmo Blnnotiz 2. Her amen# bf°“shi= Fran* -i "one hears from time to time ol someone paid $2,300 io. one oi' §§§IjI‘} ;'§‘I”,"I1‘°I,I"‘,,‘,§’,f.'.}"“-<25.
~., Lorraine Hughes; 3, Claude Glow. Giasaskas, an attendant, who Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mu hy, th havin a nation- Q' cl . 1...., f|,,,`. ... ......... _..._-_.0
_ _ _ , YP e importance of 8 Phi! s rved mahogany sofas at ,_ ,III_
Grade Ill-1. Maurice Qroken; 2. overpowered Bsmforth, but the Emerald, were guests* st the home .1 theatre," said His Excellency. public suction here 0 few days ago,  ;I‘I.'_,'If," ,',I‘ fI",',','_`,Tf _._`~_"£,,.'
Gerard Allen; ii, Carlyle Trsinor. gh-i‘s skull had been fractured by of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dees- "H by that is meant the erection representing th, Hom that .my ~l...»..n.- -.......1. ... .-...1..... _:I1-j_1_:
Gi-ode II-1. Raymond Whit:-: 2._!onr crushing blows. Bhe was sn. Cap: Traverse. of s building in a particular city products from furniture to book, 22122:: ';1;_"_f_"‘"II__‘_:‘_I_‘[f.,’I;"”,,“'II_f- IW, "Asks" 'renns twelve months credit
Clarissa 'ri-minor; s, Hoi-cert Maine- taken to the Brenton hospital end --1 ,, me hom, of auch I, movement, mv, og, th, Im”IIImI°II ,II col, 00-00- .......1.»- _~~.1...-. 11.1..-...-.1 1... 011 Joint holes bearing interest at 6
.nn ....fi Les Anenauit iequsn. .nee mn sim- her mivsi. msn- Mn. P. Hagan. ms. Monaghan pei-nonsiiy 1 should prefer the leotofs. ' "‘““' “° """ ""` "`
“"4” I-1- M""°“ \¢°li11¢°°= 2. while. Bm>"f°\‘ih- “Wins "W1 md Mr- Wm Mwardle. of Loi el, foundation er 1. national inencre in rom- Queen anne iowboys fetch- ohms me 1.. on ..»1.l1¢ 1. suv.. w. s. mais.
tonnes ounn mi Johnny Dunn. win piles.: 1. s su-sight must, in me ...storms to Albany and Kin-` be isis in me nem.s_..n<i mins. oi ea prim ranging 1...... me ... me ¢,,, ,,I.,,,,` ,I..,,,` Il. 1.0.1. w1»....,‘~i~ l~ U-*CDONM-D. __ . .
intcndcnt William T Hanson As
> 1
. .
4
Y !
if Y
Argtiililiu, peso. 0.6000
Ausirnlla, puuiid .il1.i1.
Ansil-1.1, stniiliug, not quoted.
lieigiiiin, belgu, 0.1540.
lirnzil, iiiiirels. 0.0701.
‘I liliigzlriai, lcv, 0.0083.
itilinn, llung Kong dollars, 0.3185.
i'1.c1_-iiuslu\`aKln, crown, 0.0328.
Uuiiliiilrk, krone, 
l-‘iulil|id, finuinrk, 0.0277.
l~‘rniii'c, frnnc 0.0430.
i.'t-riunny, rcisclnnnrlr, 0.2025.
1 Grunt Britain, pound, 4.1030.
ilri-occ. druciluiu, 0.0143.
lioilniiii, fioriil, 0.1407.
liiiiigiiry, peiigo, not quoted.
India, rupee, 0.3213.
iiiii_\', iire, 0.0573.
Jiipall. yen, 0.5-iiiil.
.liigoi-zlavin, dinar, 0.0200.
New 7..-iiinnd, pound, 0.81.18.
I\'nrw:|_\', krone, 0.2347.
l‘uln|i1I, zloti, 0.125-1.
lioiinlnilia, leu, 0.0007.
.\`outh Africa, pound, 5.8891.
Spain, pcseta, 0.0002.
S\\':=dcll, krone, 0.2375.
S\\'itz1~riauil, franc, 0.2107.
Uilitcil States, dollar, 11. per cent
prenliuin.
RATES
Nllll' YORK. N. Y., Nov. 12-l1`or.'=lgn
exeliniign irregular, Great iiriiilih
,$1.791/1; i"i‘an.~n 3.03; Italy 5.17: lini-
'nliiin 111.01; Germany 23.50; Ciliulila
!]0.12i,§.
Mining Exchange
(Cuniulinn Press)
TOTIONTU, Uni., I\`u\'. 12-(lliillng
suit-s_ close)-
Silica Stock 1llgi\ILO\\'ICi0se
500;...-.nc .. .. ...I _is ,.15 I-la
12l0l)|.\_IiiX .. .. ... 1.17 1.15 1.15
0-i.'»|Aululet .. .. .. .27 .24 .21
5000Ii\r|io .. .. ... .03 .03 .U31 '1
ii1u0;.\ii.. Pne .. .. .15 .15 .lil
r.0001.\i.»......iri.1 . .. .1013 -10 -10
8i00Il£-iloiiiligcl' . . .T2 .`l\ .Til/Q
5500Ill:igail\ilc .. .. .081/4 .l)7‘ii .08 _
750 llnsc Metals  1.15 1.05 1.10
i1~.»0oIiii.i1w...i .. .111/.. .11 .11
l000,llu|lkcr Hill _(lil .03 .03
1.i00’B C l'iour\cr . 2.00 2.00 `-‘.00
35110 Buffiilo-Cnu .24 .231/I .‘.’i
500IL`ill|no1ii; .. '.011 .UU .071
~l'.’00IC~Tri~tlic\\'cy .28 .20 .‘.'I1
500 Clilbuiiga man . .iliii/I .0i)i,{, .(10%
zisooineri.-y   .011/. .011/9 .0110
500 Coluniario .. .. .101/, .101/I. .10‘/is
100Conia¢:ns .. ...‘ 1.15 1.15 1.15
‘.'200Cani|s:\   .15 .15 .15
710 nomo .. ._  10.10, 10.2.5 io.-i0
1200 Fnlcoilbriiige . l_»i0 1.35 1.40
ioonllrefi Kirk _ .. .04 .04 .04
r.00Iooi.l.~.lo   .0:¢, _o:l1,;. .0019
5l000I(1oiiifioiii .. .15 .15 .15
7.'1.'10IGrni\ Rouyn ..I 1.R.'i 1.73 1.9-'f
S70ITIoliln|:cr .. .. i\.5i5I “»'l5I 0-5-1
040011-i......~s1@n<l . .. .10 1.11 .11
. 1'i'00I1'i’n\\~oy ... ...I .33 I -37
'T000IT{L‘0il‘y .. .. .555 .35
'1100icl.-i< Lnke _ _:.0 .0115 _
ioooirirk Premier .051/, .0519 .0.-/.
5000Ii{Ont T"l0l‘ . . .011/1 .01 .01
ir.ir.Ii...i<o shore 20.25 20.00 20.2?-
ioiloninenssn   .4216 .42 I .421/.
11000I.\i..n nnsin . ._ .02 .gil/.1 -02
.)
0
.9
.TTR
.35
50
-1
.25 I . "
20.5
.00
1.101
.oss/,i .os-li
.. 20.75
... .10
`i‘27i'II.\TiilInf! "-“li ..
2.'i’.’.'.0I.\Toi`i'ilt }.'.-ill
'1100'.\i-1.11 .. .. ...I
:ui100'_\i...-ni.y .. ...I
2‘100f.\'1\\\'l1cc ... 
2i00`.\'ipissi|1g .. ._
~l.ii1i1I.\'uriiliili\  ...
-iii(l*_\'orIli Cnn . .. .28 .28
.".00'0li:ii .. .. ... .19 .13 -
:00rro..i.i.- .. ._  ‘.9 ‘A ‘/1
‘_’.'100Ii’rt (`oi1nlt . .. _‘Z2 .'22 .22 I
iii00Il’rclni1-r  ... .S0 ,R0 .R0
5il0Il‘<‘irol Oil . .. .'.‘0 .20
10i1IS1il\ Antonio .. .~i0 All
1I!i%:lI.\‘horriti.  ... .F0 .70 .70 _
1iIl10I.‘7isi‘nc .. .. .. .(10% -03 -Im ‘
3.'»00ISt:1-liicoiin .. ..I
il2.'.0‘Sii1l linsili . .. .05 .00
il.'>.'»\`lI.S’ylriiilito .. .. .0714 -‘I5
.'.."»00I'i‘ilsi\0in ._  -10"-GI -T0
102.»'.1'i'.-.-1( ir...ri..»s MLS! -'-801
‘_~s001\'||...n.l von - fb I.'=~'-
2o01\\'..ll.~ _. 1.1.'-I 1.15.
-_sioillvrinin iinr - 3.0-'-1 3-10
Silrer .ilfii/1.
Toliil saics 510,531.
1.111
.niml
.42 -1.41-*/.1
0:1141 021141
04
.04 .
1.50 1.4-'i
1.43
.20
.40
_nfs
1 ,om
I .101/.
sau.”
-_ ~i
.371
0'1"1'-\\\'.\. ont.. N...-_ 11-my the
Cuniliiinii l'ri-sa)-l`iiil1ldn's wheat rrup
for liiiil is esiiuiaiied at '.".in uiiiliun
bushels in a crop report isslieil today
by tho Duiuiiiinli Burciili of Statistics.
This is ‘.‘ll.ll inlliioii liushcls niorc than
the estiliinle lnnile last tivpieulbcr u hun
the total was pluccii at 271.4 iniiiiou
bushels. 'i'iiu wliciit ciop of 111:10 was
007.0 uiilliuii bushels. For the firnt
time thc pn-iiiniiliiry ilvrcilirn figures
from the lim-ciliiiiil <-insiin, iiiki-n this
sliilluier. wi-ro lun-.l in nrririiig nt thc
estimate released today. 1
The report cnniiniies thot the acre-I
nge and reported yield per acre of
winter \\‘h:-nt in Ontario were both
lower ihain in the first estilnntf-, so
that the prnlliictioil rm-oi-dcil is 5.5.
million lnislicls lower. The i‘orecnstc.I
wheat prmiiiction of the Prairie l‘rn\'-I
ini-011 is iiirrcilsf-11 from ‘Z-ii'.~l to 2751.0.
million iuisiieis due to higher at-rcn;:cs`
revealed by the census in Siisk.'\tr‘iic\\‘nn1
and Alberta and high:-r yields pr-ry
aero rep.1rt1-ri in Mallitolxn ond Snsk-I
iii:-in-\1':1|l. The increases in prinlnc-
tion or-itliilntcs nlnoiillt to 1 n1iliinnI
ilushl-is in linniiobu, 15.7 nillllnn bnsii-I
els in Siiskiitchcwiill and 15.0 million
bush..-is in Alberta. I
The increases in both nr-rcilirc and
production are largely confined to the
northern areas of the t\\'n western
provinces wliere thc crop was inte iiilil
where wet harvesting woiiilli-r roi-1iiII~
_csl in il lot of toi|1:h null linnlp whcnt.
`l’robabiy a coiiiliili»ra|1l<- portion nf
this off grade wheat will not be iniir-
keteil. Deliveries iiiid siiipinciiiil of
wheat to date have been brisk lil
Manitoba null Snsknti-liowilii, but t:|r1l_\'
in Alberta, About 155 iiiillloii biislicls
of wheat have hccuinc 'visible' since
Aiigilst 1. I
The proiliictinn csiilnatcs of oats,
harley and rye ii:i\'o been inlri-ri-ii
slightly, while fiaxsccd is plnccil frac-
tinnnily higher.
The into groin crops are cstiilliltcd
toilay for the first tiiiic niul pens.
beans, inickwiiorit nnil niixml nrniils
are all reporter! with yiei.l- sllnr|1l_\'
rclluccil from the lilflil csiixniites.
Till in Oclohcl' fill, 1.73.4 lulilion husb-
els of wheat had been deliver'-il
-shipped in the Prairie l"rm'Iner-s and
the total is nonrnrim'-telv 1'1.‘7 million
hilshois in rinto. Tlotii \l_'vv\Itr.I-‘1 nml
his 0 ‘lil nail Swskntcl-00-111
Produce Market
I
.
(C-.snniliim \‘r1:ssi) _ I
MOI\"l‘llEAi. Une., hor. 12--Lgg
tnto prices were uiiehiiiiged on the
A cur ut' British Uuluuibiu i'i'ei-iii
tents for Ilrsts and _-12 cents n dozen
fur yulleis. L,‘ul'l0t prices ui fresh 0555
nchs and t l.
ing .5 cents i.t -lil lo -is ci.-iiis and pull
ll dozen. Nu fresh Pcclwes ur seuuuiis
were quoted. Stirrago extras, in car-
lots, were steady nt, 25 coins while
firsts nt 25 in :ll cents and scculliis
nt 21 to '.".’ ceiiis n ilozcn were lmih
which were iiiicbniigcd and receipts
were 2,-153 cases
butter, in i-iirlots, lust ii qiiiirter of
retailers solids ilt '.’il ccilis ‘ind prints
\7l\`L1S’|‘ED
n72.'11.li.n11n __ ._ ._.1.0R I.07
1:1nn1,\...-... ons I 10 10
1001111.11111- ._ ._ 02%' .02~’*i|
i'»I50'RIg Missouri '.’l I .21 I...
`1RiIl'l A Oli ..
1n0'r'1.i ii:.i.n ._ 50 1.50 »
!i700Il"cn Moniiolm i0‘!»I .10
Fk'~0I(‘hr-rn Rf-Sch
7fifl|l1nlhousio ..
'tflfiiltast (‘rr-st .
vszisilliiflorniio ._
1Ti0f\'f1i-nn1l\'if‘u' .
10ITTnme OIT .
10l0'¥Ti|ilso" Ray
110111.... oil 310112
417RITnt Nickel .
2¢i0'lni: Petrol .
==.§ss;';;-. "=' "
. .-ea-1-ff- '
ss -as" -
3
|.:u1
11s I
2
10f1\l{il-lr liudsnn ..I_ .
09 I.0.W
I .osx
I .11
21 1.20 1.20
1.201 1.201 1 2:1
00-4.1 .0204
r 1_.
in 1.10
I .M
I .10
2 336333
#2 2
'o ' 9
.a .a __
3?.
S 12 L?
_0.w.I .0r1\41 _ont
0.0111 .01"f.1 _
11,1 1.1.1
I _0s\/,I
I .11
in
'/.I 72.
2_2?
3
_E
2
_-5 ___
s__ 
/ 1
tations per 80 pouilil bags llciiig 11.1
-00'1‘-'"0' 12-0” in is vents 1...- Q...-0.-0 1.-lilies, 50 1.. count on Canadian funds, the pulp
I M 55 cents for Quclicc green lnouiltiiins and paper industry is being bon_
and 55 to 00 ccnis fur New Bruns-
I .10
310' 9.95' fi-1" wit-it gi-can mounmins. Quebec ..n.i ussed on its sales to the United
New lirililswli-k cnbiilcrn were not
- - quoted. Prince l'lii\\'1lrii Islnuil green States at the rate of over 8' muuon
1 “R iilountniiis, per U0 poililils, were 00 in dollars 9, mgnth_
70 cents.
12;; C0T'l`0N _ exports of wood, wood products and
-.2.'.112.oo|12_2.;i NEW I-(Ink-_ N_ I-__ _\~III._ I_._,¢,,,I,III paper went, in the 1031 iiscal year,
1'-’.‘I-TI i'3‘|f|I WW' futures closed barely steady: clnsiiiit
Im I “___ Im _,Id I II_II_ across the international boundary.
sz .Tan 004: I1`cb. 171; .\iilr. i '
Ap.-. 001; 'siny 1100-01; 1...... 10.1; .1..i_v The exports for October will total
_ -...._ - -. . 
i::.~_ 0:1;  '~“f.,..‘.“°‘~....?.‘;f.. -be-= fl"--H -M1 de---. 8--
I quiei; n.i.i.ili..g 000. on the basis of a ten per cent prem-
"II"I_.I .' ium on United States funds. will
net the Canadian exporter an nd-
..‘1:.f$"i-.:,';_2l. "i'::I;‘.‘°.::.. ‘:_2."..": -----=-- --.---.<»<--.
LI\ ERP00 L
ililng, fair 010: strict good inicliiiinu
574; good midililng 531|: strict mid-
diinlr 514: middling 502; strict low
middling 402* lo\v iniddiing 470: strict
00 I.0i1 I.0il 0g(1|..n\-y 450;' good ordinary 420. Ile-
0-i I."-'Wi' -04 celpis were 12,000 bales iuciiiiling li,-
oll/.I _ol I .rlllé 000 American.
OR '
SLGAR `
1'( l IP
.nal/I New Y0ni<_ N. 1'., _\'...-. 12-nnw 'PETER IROQUOIS
sugnr was linrhsilgcd toiinr nt 1318 for
_ 1.0 :.
I|_m1/I1_n11/, ,IIIM IIIIIII III, I,III,.I, I.,II,;I.|,.,I_ Standard Bred Trotting Stallion.
.11 Fai...-1-1 .1-nr.. l...-..-live. will. 1\rlc<-I'l‘o be sold at Auction in my yard
chnngeslsm7i1_l`IwaI\il 1i11I1`1\|101-IIIfI_1:I_.“SI1I_i»_s 254 Kent S|_|.eg_ on Tuemab “Ie
W"-'B 0" Y --\ ““"~ ""‘_ ' " ' 17th of November at il s. ln.
.04 _ , . _ .'28, 1 nj i..'1_', .T111 ' 1.37,
.II/_I _II2,I,_I _,I.3I,_ g_'_‘_’_'__'I‘_'I'II_“"" 1 I ‘ 5 Peter Iroquois is 8 yeam old,
:lui .mu/.1 .001/. n..f|.....1 W... .....1.....1~.~.1 1.1 4.50 for weighs 1100 lbs., warranted sound, g
fine grilnuintr-fl with .1.~n.f.n.l noir of sure foal gctter.
a hllnii-t0»moiith chnr:1vi1-f.
rolifvi
2. TWP
PERF.
agua.
Milli.
HREF.
GTE".
"L'I!l.
(°°“°"' ' “Wm whyfy' 1' "‘““°" °°"' ` - 1 "°"‘ °““W-A- ‘ ' ¢hs.oeo1>le." - wh. °1\1i>1»ndsi» mm-mnv nas in New York in me ...ia for $350- .ima-fi”-i§'?“4f"`
horse hos perfect trotting action and
more liable to produce speed than if
his vitality had been rapped to give I
him is fast record. in colour he is,
Illazk with little white on both hindI
ee
I
1
_'I'_';’;|t.o hny "Peter Iroquois" than an
Iver nent; 1. discount or 1 per sent
__._- for cash down.
iipiiiuiiiil uulnutes ol into piictn.-u
cent lilgii point, and rye uruyped ull
5 tents, fresh sp\.i.uinu\e purchasing.
li0\u.\.,i, broadened uu tile declines.
At bin lla .. ... 115| I illlt lost heart in the lille irnding or Motors, Aulericnn '1‘ohucco.' Mcliees-I "”""““'='\' 1" Wllliivll l0 i-IN I-illllllllllll _ _ ._ I_._I I_ IIII.
(5II,°|,II| N I|I,\I,,,,¢,,,, 5 \\',,.,1) B II ,T4 II _ |35 - Just after the ilnym h ¢ II _ ’ _ .. . . _ iliiliiir, ns 1-.nii;1iie.l by the itoyai Bunk l;_|.uu prices lo _loner was _u 
0_m“I____¢hI_‘u“_I__u!_IN_C__ e sep one 2 _'IMI __ es ra y port ,lin Pinto and continental (.ui:I II I,__ImII c_v__e__ _Mm ___ ____I__w___ _IIIWL IIL,_II_ LII _ I_L_III_IIv IIIIIIH. ,UI “_
‘1%US‘A.. V A1+2 ._i_I§1%1:i ia f _ .I . . 74  _ '_ _ _ .. . .
’ ‘ - _ ' ' ._ _ __ .
" " / A. % six, ‘ ~ - ‘ ' ‘ -_
8..
1,.\\-jpg iurgeiy 1_0 perslslcnl iiruugni
ri-ports irulu the wi.-stern half or Aun-
5115.
iiesulillllioii of henry 0..-iiinll "“"'i”d
whcui. down nneiv in ine last Iew
uliiiulcs. \\'iiea1. closed unsteady ui.
lilo llay‘s boiiuiu iigurcs 21,1,-21'; cents
l0\\'e|~ than 'luesdny s finish. I..‘oi'u 1%-
2 down, oats 1,,-i uif, and provisions
unchanged tu lu cents decline.
\\'lNl\'ll’EU
\\'l.\`.\'ii'l'I4i, Main., Nov. 1Z-(ily (llc
Ciiiindiaiu l'r.-ss;-.\ last liiiii-hour
burst ui' extremely heavy ilelliilg. shui-I 1
tered vuiues on the \\’innlpeg Ex-
change toiioy and ull wlicllt contract
prices tnuiblcil fruiu 17”.. to 211', cents.
f\'u\'cuiiii~r \vn.~i 21,1, lower at 05%;
be..-_ 11;, in 2 nt ....liz .liny 2 io 21,1,
016101; and July '.'!', lu '.",l, lit 705; tu
TIJZQ.
Traders were unable to give uily di-
rect cause fur tho licuvy selling which
s\\'1|nipo¢i the innrkct from iniie to
tinic, particularly shortly before thu
closing, ’l‘i1cre was nbsuluieiy no sup-
port from iisiiiii sources rind the
\\'i-i;;lily liqiiiiliiliun, coupled with
licavy licdgiilg pressiure forced quuiii-
tions ilulvn in one of (hu greatest _Iuits
since the lliiirhet started on its up-
\\1ii1i ci»1ir.~o shout six weeks ago.
A great part uf the selling, traders
siiid, 1-:lille fruiii Chi-'.ig.\, and at the
liinc prices were rogltferizlg loss-rs of
'."§ cents.
Siibstiiiiilnl slilpiur-ills nf wheat from
liiuck Seo ports, \\‘iili lllisnin prnvlil-
ing inure than hilll' lilo 1.'ili~g01-1', also
hclpeil thc nmrki-t in its cilsy coiiri-¢i\.
llvillaiiwi for cnsh \\'h1»nt \\'nl1 fi\irl_\'
liviivy nn sonic ni' thu- Inu grades nnil
iniigli roll springs, with prices clos-
Iiiv: 1-ilglitiy Iwiicr tbiin 'l‘lii-siiny.
Low grade oats nnil hiiricy for llo-
llicsilv use iljyiiiii lioiiiliintczi trailing in
thc coiirsc gr:iii|e1_ ‘
CLOSE
Wilcili:-Nor. 6.7%: Dee, 0515; Mui'
TID'-'y io -" .Tilly 7i||'|.i<1 1%. I
Unis; -.\'.1\', :ii",i‘.; Dec. 3-lA; May
:ln-'-4; .lilly :r‘,7'._-l.
Ti:iri-'-_\':~-X-i\`. ~l1!Il; DEC, -IZVIQTT; Mlly
0|- iifiii,
CASH PRICES
Snskntr-l1rn‘nn hnrn ninrlrotfwl Iholr “'i1f‘.”lt-~.\'<\. 1 hi\"ii. i`-0V_-: nn_1 nor.
wheat briirkly and n -1.11.1 oar--~--Ia--- "PII: |io_W’_’ il'>l‘. "-"’
of the estlmatcii pro-l'\c*'on of 11”" "“- 4- -“""f
,,I.m.|I,,.e I, "nw v|..i|.1,._ '_\f...1linl1n .l.._ for-fi, 4-'|‘i; tra:-lr, iiiliit no. -1 il\irui11,I
lirered or shlnpml 111.1 million bush- SSW-
lio. 3 nor.. 51|:
_ no. ii, .»'.“,i2 no. li. 401/II.
w_
Oats-\'n 2 T’ \\'I "11' ' no 'i f' \\'.
upto etolwr. . '- .` -» -~ - -" -1- -1 - »
II-[_-3 IIIIIIIIMI }III_.yI,.I.,_ In ,l||,,.,-¢».,` fill,/,: rx. 1 i'o~‘-l, .lil-T: lm. 1 fceil. 70114:
H.;-9.111111: nnil mnrkciii\_'_? 1':-ern .1r~I,-..;_.~.'|I _1‘iI\_._'_‘ fccil, 'Jil\§; rojni-tml ‘Jill-I; track.
bv wet weather, but sa nsnn or -‘ -1. _
wheat tn onine forlvarvl more .°'““"\'I “”"I“"-_N
in this 3-rnvlnr-r\_ To J\ii\»‘rir- also. l-i~i1- 40‘~’_-I 110;, .1
er proportions ln-.1 utilized :is f.-ml. tri-i¢~l.'. 4-
1:
¢__,.1
.Ia
l\'. 42; nn. 4 P. W.
35]; ilu, ii f‘. \\', 37'/1;
Fish Quotations
(Cunilniun Press)
BOS'.l`0.\', hinss., Nov. 12-Tweuty-
,Q25 prices were li'i|:hur while butter ann tivo vi-s.~it-is ui'i'i\'t-d at the fish pier
I'I‘:I“0 cheese quotations were higher and pu- in.-re today.
L7” pr.1.in.~.- nnu .inn-y .nnrln-t i..-,ro i.»ii.i_v. \\‘iioi.l-;s.ll.i»: Ql'o'r.l'rio.\'s
'MTI eggs arrive-ii today und were sold un vciiis pcrib.
 the basis of 52 cents for extras, »l'i` Lnrgc cod . . .  .. i1 ui 10
.\l;lrki‘ts  ..  7 to S
iiiiriiiiwk  .  111 1011
"L00 17'°m1,_7"I0 were generally lligucr, extras lioldilig Pollock   Zi to -i
 ii ii ~ ii 52 ccllls but Iirsts 'aill- link.: null cliilk  ~i‘-'_-in I'1','i
licnlnn soles  .'. lo li
eta being up Ll cciits ut ~l0 to -I2 cciiis ilroy snics ,....,‘...-...... li i012
l-‘lounilcrs  -i to 7
up s cent. Fresh puiictn were iiiitiiiilud PULP INDUSTRY GAINS
BETTER TIMES
IIHEIIII, SAYS
'WI-Ill STREET
(l"nnndinn Press)
NE\\' Yillili, .\'. Y., .\'i1\', 12 \\'iiiI
Straw-t’s c.n|\~i.-iinn that thi- \-.-:ly 1-.
ccllnnuiic iilnhiiliy :i_.1I li.-Iivr !iin..»l is
riipially lwlug --peiii-il, uns I11||i1~.-ssl-.I
by ii series of .~01|sir11--live <1.-\'.l..I..
ments toririy.
Fiimncinl quarters were iiil|1l'c.<scd
and cheered by sul-ii ilcrr-lopinr-1it.~l ns:
1.--The stock iiinrkf-('11 rci'ue=:ii in in
ilruggeii down by n fr-‘sh si-il.ii11k ir
griiiii, for thc fir:-it time lil ii i'.\l'l1lI1;iii
2.-A reslliiipiion nf iii.: ii.l\nn..- ir
the silver hiiilinn illiirket.
3.-The reduction of $'.‘0,000.00ll I.
tho voiuino of currency in circuiaiioii
shown in the weekly feileriil rcserr.
stuteuioill. nilil providing fresh crifl
ence of the liiilt of ciirroiiry linnrdiiiii
4.-l'iloffii~I:ii rep.-rts fr-nn l~I||r0|1.
that Germany and Friince had rr-:li-limi
nn ilgrcomcnt ns to the method ni' pr11~
ceilurc for finillng it inure |11-riiinnv-il!
basis for short l.-rin 1-rndils nnd re
partitions. I
5.-1’rclI1nlnnr_v inooiliig of rnlirost
executives in 1l1:r-l1l-- upon xiir-asiiros ti
restore their .~rf~.llt, ilirnngil iniikinn
off.-ctI\'1' iilf-.iiiii-r>‘Iiiio .~.»n\iiii-1'|'1- 01-in-
ininslon’s condition smut nf hlulir-1
ruins, aiiil pn~i.=1ii.iy throng). \.~,,g,, I-I..
ductlnns.
fi.-The ii.~cI_=inn of Bclrriiin eoppni
nrmlllr-1\r= tn nrfnlrlug their stay is
New York in the l1rlp.» ni’ i’in:lii_r roiirh-
ini! fin fifrrm-liirlilt to 1-iirI:iIi Iirnilii-~iion
niui siilinilizn tht* i1,1i|'~i"_l'.
7.-flrlntilliu-.I <_'nn.l .l.-lliniili for [_-nv.
crnilloiit .°."r‘nriii»--1 :liwl other high
1_-rnvlc iiirilsiin--nts pngiiiinr with bn1iI:~
niui inslitiiiions.
Montreal Market
Sidelights
M0.\"1`ifI-.‘.‘.l., Que.. !\`u\'. 1'.!-Il5_v lin
Culiaillaii .i'r1.-s.~i;-'i`i'ii1iiiig turiii-il le
nctiuunry uii the .\i0utr<.-ui Stuck 15.(-
etinnge ioiiny, the decline in wil.-uv
prices proving n bearish factor. Utiici
causes of tue decline were erriiilr
ulovuiiiciits in silver, nn irregular lnnr~
kvt iii \\`ull Slroet and the failure ol
copper iciiilcrs to arrive at nil agree-
inirnt. .\i-ist of the iiccliiies, liulveriu-
were liuilted lo frilctiuiis iiiid prion
nlorcinents u-ere gcncrnily narrow
'1‘riidii|g vuiuliie dried ,lip coiii-liil.-rnbil
from the n<~ii\'ity expcl'lciicc.l in the
last few days. _
Losses cxcceilcil gains by 15 to 2
'I‘ilc np.-iiiiig was fairly uri-:lily but int-
er trailing in ihc inui'ilIn1.' l»roii1<li|
fiirih iilwi-r prim-s. .\ llli»ili»i'iliu r:lii_\‘
siifficiciltio will illnst issues uber.
their lows for the iiay, orcurrcil il
the afternoon. 'i`r1lillng_1\'ns largely
coiiflneil to Iilteriiutloiini .\'i:-nel, .\ioiit-
renl l"ou-cr, liriizillnn 'l‘r:ir-lion, _\i1-I‘oli
l-‘riuitr-imc, Siinlviillgiiii and Masai-y
Harris. _
l‘ro1l\1ctii\il of ilc\\'i-print paper iiy
(‘nnn.lIi\n illllis in (1.-ini..-r, stillistl.-s
on \rhii~h were lean.-ll l-ulziy. slmwe-I
n slight ilu-rorisn over the niitpiit for
Ihr' 1-rl-rf-rlilig inonih but this wal
inrgi-i_\‘ nrwoiiilirlii fur ll_\' till* inf-t ilint
0i'lul1.~r 1~1\1it:1lnc-il in.11-0 \\~..1-kills 'i.’l_\'.“
than did Soni.-111111-r, lil point or rnlio
of opnrziii->I|s 1| lirrllnr- \\'l|.~' .~i1.»\\-11,
517.1 beiiig; the fiviolior perl-1-iliiliro
iigiilnst 57.7 pier cunt ui' r0f.‘i<i cilpiiriiy
ill .\`cpiv|ni1or.
llir.-einrs nf lioiliugi-r (`oiisuilil:iicil
Gold Iiiiilcs have iieulnrcil the regular
foiir-wcck iiiviilcinl of oil.: pcr .wilt
or five 1:1-nts n siiiirf- on ilu- viipiifil
sI.0i~k plus nn oxirli of .1110 pl-r .».-iii,
innking li) cents 11.-1' 1.-iiziri-, |»:l_r:ible
llc-c. ‘.’. The cxirn is piiynble .nil .-I
nililcii prufiis iii'<~i'uing in ilu: r0liipi\n_\*
:in il ri-suit of p1i_\'in.»iii.~1 in iii.: mini-
piinl' fur its liiillinii on the b.-|.~1is_pi'
101% 'mm 'mgyf today in ille qlioiiitiulls to ruiiiilcrs BY MILLION A MONT"
530 Eastern tuwiisliips nn. 1 pnsteiirizs-ai oTTAWA_ NOv_ 12___AIItenIIIoI.I is
n cent at 20% to ‘li cents n pound. To being called by authorities of thai
III; 2I ITIIIIII II IIIIIIIIII II.I.I.e` IIIIIII IIII'_ Dominion bureau of statistics to theI
011330011. r0I‘c1i>t=:_ \\'I~;rvd45 l10><L'S_~ _ valuable assistance being rendered
0080 pl' CES Cl! iii? i.\ llliill’ 01' (1
.. ...It o..t...i.. ...ing ......ion ... .nl to the Pulp and purer lndustry by'
_ . .I if .1
1-0# 'f.'é..‘.i."..°°11f.`1..'.‘5‘.“ii22F.iT..".iI;l‘°.‘§.1i “‘° de1"‘°°“‘°‘°“ °‘ me °*‘““‘“““
1.32' |,,,x,.I,_ ‘ _dollar in the United States. As a
-__;'5'I The piltnto lniirkct ruled stonily. quo; result of the 10 to 12 per cent dIs_
Eighty-two per cent of Canada's
He has never been trained for
Ile is is remarkable handsome
It is much better for n. young man I
the Unit(-11 riintl-s iI.1ii:ii'. li was fore-
viist some time algo in nn official] an-
iiniiiicciiieni. _
Tho lnrg.-;=t. licciilm 111| the ox'--Ii'i1i;:e
\\.-is r=hn\\'li i1_\' i`11ll.~‘1.ii.liii.»ii .\'iil-\ii<'1'~i
\\'ilii‘ii \\'-~:il.'r'll<-il lil l=yinp:liii_\' with sil-
\'1‘i' f1||iii:lii1ll|H iii i'I.»\'1- :lf .\I, iiuwn ‘_’.
(lihvr 1~il.'iilg:~s iilcliliivii .\iii|iiii, off "I
iit '11 Il. i`_ 1‘.\\\'cr, 1i<1\vii '_~_; at 'Z‘-3
l':l|i:\1li:l11 lmliisirl.-il .\l.-.-in.) "il", 1-if
54. at 1-'M15 (‘nr~ksl1utt. oil “I nt 7"
llniniilifln Sinn] and f'n:li “ii," 11|1
ilt IIIQ.; Goin-rnl Steel \\’.'lrr~.<. elf 1,
ilt 511;; _\iiis.»|r\_\' linrris, nff f_‘I :it .’»:
St.-ni ni' fvliiniln, nfl’ a ymiiit nt '2Ii1I
liiiii \\'iillli[>i';' I'lir~cii'ii‘, off 1 nt 10.
liiicriinii->1i:|i _\'ir-kr-l .if-viiilvil "1 ir
line \\-itil nlinoral .lf-1-linr~s_ 1-lnsiiiir nl
12, .\inntrc:1l l'o\\'r~r was nfl' -'Ii nt .'10
ll.. lirnzillnii and ('iln:i1li:in I’neii`ic hciil
iiilclinilgcii.
liitvrilllilnnnl Nickel 11.-1-liilmi 'I1 in
line wiili inincriil 11.-elini-s, 1-10111111: ui.
12. Montreal i’o\v.-r was off' TV. nt Iiillt.
Brnziliiln and i‘i\ilndl.'in 'l'ii\'ifii: helii
nnchiingcrl.
Opllvlo Flour .\lills Coinpnn_r l.ililIt-
eil deeliircrl il iii\'l-li»n1l oi' $1.771 per
shore for tiic quarter cniillix; .\`n\'. 30,
on its pref.-rrcri stuck.
Ll‘0ii|l ani.-11 were 15,6110 sllnrcs ns
rniil|»iirc1\ with 111,317.8 nil 'i`\ii'.\'.l:ly ilnii
33,018 shares oil the corr.-sp..iidii\;; day
of last year.
Sill:-s of builds \\'1\rr= $117,500. “mii-
roni ']`rniii\\'ilys ii:-1-ilii--Ii JI'-3 points in
close nt llil-‘H for a iicw low on tin-
ycnr. .\iiiiiiii\iili prices were lift.-il on
n viunuber of lmiuis tmlnv.
Sterling rlosnll nt $4.19!!!! nnii i'|\iimi
Stains fiiiiils :it a pri-llliiiin of 11 por
cent.
((`nm\|1ian Press)
.\iU.\"1'lils`.\i., Quo., Nur, i2-~.\ ilnr-
rnn' and il'i'l-glllair ul:ii‘l..~i iii \\':lil
Sire.-L and il quite hruai-i roncilun ill
will-nt prices I.-ft their innri: on lilo
lnvni stock ex.-liililgn in \...i.i_\"s 51-S-
sinn, vuiuuie of trailing iillllilg .»i'i‘
siillrdilliiinliy Wm, pi-i.-.-_-1 iiwiinell io
iic:\\'ini‘ss. lirniic iii-1.---:|11-his in sIl\'.~r
null lin- fnilliri- nf i|1.» .-..|1|.1~r li~:i|lr1r.-1
to nrrI\'r\ nl iigrl-.~i|i.-nt :ll lin- i~.1||fi|r-
ence in .\'1-\\' lurk wcri- 1il.~'o infln-‘iii-es
iii vrciltlng ii husiliiiii. Inu.-_ .\1. ills
close hs-ro iii it co|i_~l|-lcrnl»l-- I-.ss in~-
ilre iiliil slightly i1ilrr.1\\'i‘r lisi, l.~.~‘.~.-s
cxceciicil giiiiis by 15 in '.', but mlm-~
nienis on lin- lviioin wi-ro 1-nnfincll In
ilnrrow linliis. Of the inter-listcif ls-
sucs lirazilinn iiilii C. 1'. lt. closi-.l~l1|.-
changoil, while lilrvriiiiiloiinl Nick.-\
closed frnr-iionaily lo\\~1~r. _
\\'iiilc thc proliilriiini of ilewsprint
paper by the l`iii1n1liii1\ uilils du)'Inp:
lilr- inoiilh nf October. silnwcil n sligiii:
ilicrenso ov:-r iiic output for the :pra-
1-milnir iiiniiihyihisnrns iiccoiiiili-ir for
by thc fort iliat tile inuuih undo re-
view 1-oiiinins-il inure lrorklilg ii. s.
lllrcviurs of liollingi-r Pniisniii I--il
Gold .\Iiiif~s have just fir-1‘I;\r1-.lftiuv
regular i’o11r-wc:-k sliriill-nii ni mio |---r
cf-nt., or fire rents n siinrf- 4-uf iii-~
capital stock, plus nu extra of `n~. p.»r
cont., lunking 11 ioliii ol in --on " prr
share. |\:\ynI\l.- on li.~r~~l|\l..-r '_*_ in
sharchoiiii-rs of rccnril on N-\\'1~ml1"l‘
TS. '
Common rhrlr--s of Fnnsniivlairii 1‘n-
m-r (‘..rg.nrn|i.vn, will.-i1 is sill-coiwor in
f‘nnn1ln l‘nwr\r nu-l T‘:\pcr Fnrpnrntloil.
have just been nilnlitt.-.l to trfiilint ‘il
the nniiltcd ilopiirtiiir-nt ni' tim .\lon'-
reni (fnrh Mark--t. ns lim first str-1. In
the rrniliiml nf rl trlullnyr nlfirlu-t for
1111- su-iirliif-s of ii-~ 111-11- nr-nv1in:1ti..11_
Therc nre o-1vr‘1°‘-Iii-~ l..’.fl\.'i'\5 |»\'nr1~~1
f common, with bonds outstanding at
$51 ,058,522.
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