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S k H, h L Cl E y heavy buying demand f r t A ' _ _ .
lo r  a a _ 0 w new ITG” mme . U 10o8% 9i}tW 1 3; _ t°_ trade I today, \aiues at the close I- (Cl-nadlus Prsgll
_ifernier Bennett ’s Stand On Soviet
.Trade Menace Regarded As Signal
Victory At Empire Conference
g1'rAWA, Aug. 22- (Canadian
msg staff Writer)-Removal of
me Soviet Russia “menace” in the
rkets of the Unit/.id Kingdomis
hailed in official circles as a signal
victory for Canada. Wheat .and
lumber are the two chief exports
from this country which will be af-
fected advantageously by the un-
|1111
ial Conference, Canada t/ook the
ground that imports from Soviet
Union into the United Kingdom
must; be controlled. This control
Canada told the United Kingdom
delegates, was essential to protect
Canadian products and maintain
the proper standards of living in
Canada, No country is specified in
dertaking of the United Kingdoml the clause in the agreement. The
to exercise her anti-dumping and
other provisions to maintain pre-
terences in/ favor of Canada
against "durnpihk" throush Billie
gciion. ‘
“Canada is assured of a world
market in wheat by the clause in
me agreement covering soviet Rus-
sia, and the six' cents per bushel
preference," Hon. Robert Weir,
lilinister of Agriculture, stated to-
night.
"Russian marketing methods and
slaughtered prices have been the
influence more than anything else-
thnt has kept Canadian lumber
ou: of the United Kingdom for
the past ten years." Geo. B. Nichol-
son, chairman of the economic
section, Canadian lumber industry.
"without question, "he said, Cana-
da will regain at least a substan-
tial portion of the market hitherto
enjoyed by us.”
Enormous decreases in shipments
oi Canadian wheat and lumber
have been caused by the under
sellingmethods in the United King-
darn under state' monopoly and low
standards of living. In lumber alone
a Government official estimated
tonight. the reduction in Canadian
rxports of sawn lumber to the M0-
tlicr Country amounted to- 40 per
cent so for this year- Rumia, the
oillcial stated, had corresponding-
ly increased her lumber exports to
inc United Kingdom.
_cru1ada, on Fobrurary 26 last,
placed an embargo against impor-
tation from the Soviet Union, of
coal, wood-pulp, pulp wood, 1um~
bu- and timber of all kinds, asbes-
tos and furs. "The Government is
convinced," it was stated in the
order-1n~Council placing the em-
bargo, “that there is forced labor
in the cutting and transport of
timber, and the mining of coal,
that political prisoners are exploit-
cd, that the standard of living is
below any level conceived of in
canada, and that, broadly speak-
ing, all employment is in control of
the Communist Govemment which
fisulates all conditions of work and
s.elrs to impose its will upon the
world. This is Communism, its
creed and its fruits, which we as a
country oppose' and must refuse
to support by interchange of
trade."
CANADNS GROUND
I-*rom the outset'of the Imper-
provision is in terms which leave
no room for any ambiguity what-
socver-__ `
"This ,agreement," it states, “is
made on the express condition that
ii either government is satisfied
that any preferences hereby grant-
ed in respect of any particular
class of commodities are likely to be
frustrated in whole or in part by
reason of the creation of mainten-
ance directly or indirectly of prices
for such class of commodities'
through state action on the part
of any foreign country, that gov-
ernment hereby declares that it
will exercise the powers which it
now has or will hereafter take to
prohibit the entry from such'for-
eign country directly or indirectly
of such commodities into its coun-
try for such time as may be neces-
sary to make effective `a.nd to
maintain the preferences hereby
granted by it.” _
_____._Z.-__
- 1
Miscellaneous
(Canadian Prana) ‘
1i0.\'TllEAIr_ Auf 22-Burley, Call-
udian western, No, 3, ,4-i; Outs, Can-
aulinn Wr.-atcrn No, 3 ,'.!B; Outs foerl,
No. 1 ,37; Flour_ spring whenl; put-
cuts, firsis -1.80: Flour. sccrinds
4.20; Flour, bakers 4,10; Flour, win-
tor wheat patents, choice 2,75; Flour,
whltc corn 4.00; Bron, ton 10,25;
Shorts, ton 21,25; liii|Idlinga_ ton
211.25; Rolled outa, hug 00 lbs 2,00;
Ilny No, 2, per ton, cur lots 11,00;
Cheese, Quchcc 10%; Butter, .091-.20;
Eggs, fresh spcclnls in curious ,321
Eggs, frcah extras in cnrtous .Il0;
Eggs, fresh firsts in cartons ,2»1;
Potatoes, new Qu:-bec’s 80 lbs ,(55,
COTTON `
NEW YORK, Aug 22-Cotton fut-
urcs, closed stcudy; closing bids:
.Tnn 70-1; Feb 801; Mar 808-10: _Apr-_
810; .\Iny S24-25; Jun 820: July 83.1-Jil;
Aug 750; Sep 782; Oct: 709; Nov 717;
Dec 786-87.
Spot closed quiet; mirlrlling 775.
Liverpool: Cotton, spot limited
demand, Prices 15 points higher,
A111:-ricnn mld1lling_ fuir 0.85: Strict
or iuidlllln 040 ood nilridling
If nl K - I R'
0,15; strict inirldling 5,05; 1uidrlllu;z_
5.125: strict 1o\v niiddliug 5,80; low
mirlrlling 5,70; strict ordinary 5,30;
good orrllnnry 5,20,
SUGAR
NEW 1'0RL\', Aug 22-Raw sugar
was quiet nnd unchanged today at
3.17 for spots with no snles reported,
With tho exception of September
which wus slightly easier, futures
hcltl compnrntivcly steady, nlihnugh
prices moved within narrow limits
with the market closing 2 net lower
for September nnd 1.lower to 1
higher for inter deliveries,
Sales nppfnxlmnted 12,250 tons,
including 5,000 exchanges. Sep cloa-
cd 1.07. Dcc 1,12 .Tnu 1,11, Mch 1,00,
.wir 1.12. July 1,17,
Refined auger was unchanged at
4,25 for fine granulated, with second
hands nvuiiable nt around 4,15,
P
B C Packing
Brazilian  ...
B C Power A ..
B C Power B ..
Can Car Com ..
Can Cement   ._
Can ind Alcoh 1 B _ '
10% 10
25% 2.1%
Can Steam Pfd ...
Can Pacific  ,...
Ccckshut Plow .
Conn Smelting ._
Dryden Paper ..
Dom Bridge 
Do Steel Coal B
Fraser Coys ..
Gen Steel Wares
Gurdl .. .. 
Holi Gold Mines
Int Nickel .. ..
Luke of the Wood
Massey Harris ..
McColl-Front 
Mont Power  ...
Mont Pow 3% deb _
Nat Breweries ..
Nut Steel' Car ._
Ogilvlc Milling .
Power Carp .'..
Quebec Power ._ ..
Shnwinigun .. -. ..
Sher \Villii1ml ..
Steel of Cnnadn
Win Electric ..
BANKS
103 100
19% 111%
7 or-/,
7254 70’/1
1-‘ii-£1 is-.3
253 2%
.`.`.` 91/, o-A
H ~
... 10 0|'
one .1/’
4010 411%
._ 11 1-rr,
10 111;.
111 151,;
1011 in
341 3%
Commerce .. ...
Montreal  
Nova Scotia ...
Royal ._ _... ...
_*.100 Acme .. .. ..
2500 Alcx .. ,. ..
1005 Amulet .. ..
S500 Arno .. .1 ~.
1100 B Holliug ...
4200 131115000 . .~
|1000 Bunk Hill ...
200013 C Pion 
1200 Castia Tr 
5000 (‘lcrir,v .. ...
1300 F'liridge , ',,
1050 Grniiadu . ..
20001luvk'.~r .. ...-
1l00 Kirk Lake .~,
1200 Knot Flor ._
105 Lnkn Shorc
12000 liiucussn . 1..-
4000 liluu l'\slu ..
00 lilclntyrc . .
1500!ilcr1au|l . ..
woo ruin corp 
0000 Moff Hull ...
11000!i1osa ._ .. ..»
, 100 Nlpissing ._ _
500 Petrol Oil 
1100 Premier . ..
500 Quemont . ..
1074 S Antonio -..
7290 Shorrlit .. ..
11275 Sisr-oe  ...
7500 Strlrlncnnn . .
1000 Suri B:|1in ._
000.1 S,vlv:1nIic . ..
2080 'l‘ Hughes ...
0000 Vue Gus . ...'
-i00\'ipo1ul .. ..
835 \\'rigl1t. Har .
Silver ,'J7~',‘j,
700 ll Missouri
200 l‘-(`r1pper
5550 Ell|nr.'|dn
300 liurl liny
-|707 Nickel
'.200 Roynliie
70710 Youturns
2000 Vickers
- CURB
10000 Bolijo  ..
li00Cc11t Put ..
2500 l\cn|'n  .
1-1000 Kirk Hunt _
1000 ll iiuigo .
For Colds use l\ll|\ard's Linimont.
road map."
.l-i'/1
.fills
is
_inf/_,
_mi
.oct
_02‘.~l» ~
4,05
,10
.0l‘/5
1.11
1_1o
.fillé
_:ui
.011/4
. 211,00
,25
.01
111.75
,10
1,07
_[lil
_:ui-'
12,3 1.28
,10 ,10
,112
.on
,.12
_:io
,112
.nz
_-Till/1
:i,so
11.11,;
,211
2.04
500As.~o Oil  .05
1
_, '..-
. _ 14
:: I
:1
‘.'.1u
0,05
500 Kirk llurl .. ,110
0000 .\l\‘l.co<i . .. .0416
2500 .\'ordou . ._ .07 -
1000 Pon Pcic  ,05’/6
_ .01
.1354
76050 Algoma .. .. . ,1015
500 Baldwin . . . ,011/4
. .00
1500 lircit . _ . . . . .08
. ,ll
500 (Tohnit Cpu . ,011/1
35500 Dom 1-lxpl .. .071/1
5000 Hilltop .. . . .01l,§
‘ ' ._ ,01
.1It’/.-
,oral
.17
,tu -1;
.mi
.o:i
,02
4.00
.tu
.0114
1.08
1.10
.01 ‘Ai
,fill
.01
20,00
.24
.01
18,75
.i=`i‘/.-
1.55
.0201
.3.'i\,1;
,nz
.no
_lo
.:i.'.\f_.
.ss\..'_.
1-2 _|1211
is _in
.7:ii,.;.
:L75
.05
.zo
2,80
Total snics 351,000 shares.
. l'.\'LlSTED
.05
,11
1,75
.1 1.5::
' 2,75
0,50
.tio
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.00"1
1 u
1
.05-ry
0,27.
.ii0‘.~l
.13
0,25
.1502
_oi it
,opal
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,11
.01 ii
,cool
.Ulla
.oi
% it
1000 Kirk Town . ,10 ,10
2000 linlrohii: _ .. .01 .01
Q
,P
Thomas: “What towns did
go through on your motor to
Till: "I don’t know. We lost
1’   - 'Quotations
issue overshadowed all else in ~ _
00 day-B tmmng on the local exchange \\r-ro 0;, gr, 15 mgher than 33 ur- MOLTREAI. Aug ..-(utils re-
# the |15; U n whole hers exh|b|¢ed ,,' <1=1\ ii iiosing lcvels ccipts totalled 1008 on the two
 continuation of that firm undertone 0""'\"" 0103*” M 55%? Defembef M°“"°“l ]“'°'t°°k ”’”rk"“ ""2 '“'
"“'/5 which has been characteristic of the M '5‘l"~'\i “mi -‘lily finished Bt 01%. ‘|'3`~ Th'~""’ “'"° “ few |°“d“ “f “P”
0 mmket for soma ‘meh M the close A upnmrly bu)-|ng grads unmimrg. finished breedy cattle a kind that
‘ ‘ l it i\itIe th ho t the en- hal been conspicuously absent on the
(Canadian P en)
While the robust ugturn in C Ps
R under th ifi f an un
m d t '
(Canadian P1-eu) umm" 0 n uence o 0 ms dl;’m‘;")“‘_g Brpvatnntrlzgflz whfxat pertiizveg
sv/ , , .
411: Kam' “"9 Wen in “ce” °t l°”"' N ,P “C S mllzlzlli h 1 _ Montreal markets recently, A total
_ but me 1 t 1 em ilrc 1-cssion nnd niinm e te n
1% mocks mc':,v,,€f;'dg°n 3:1? ofnnlyw of aistcut over-present hedging pres- nf 42 |1900 Of ChDif‘2 Ciiiiio \\"~‘iKiJir\i!
' 1 sure Away t0 ii flying liurt Wm, gr; between 1025 and 1050 pounds were
"’ frerlu -ia 1 - -
10'/1 ° 8 °‘ ence °t N" "ne" "ar ritlrrurce of fi' shortly after trading picked out of two Cnr lots and sold
7 www” of mics movements' News started wheait had little difficulty f0r $0.25 nud 40 head of heavier well
10
10
7 ' f-:ich time the future dropped to that nnd prices about steady to 25 cz-nts
4-'H figm-r»_ higher. Small lots of fair to medium
1,2 l.lr,.,_D,,,,r regarded the preference  calvgs tvlvr-re wcitghed at 54,50 to
5 nn Iiominion whent ns a bullish fue- - ‘Vi ifi-‘P 0 R000 i1\'0\'l\K“-
   §0r':\ut ‘oylilinion here was uiaxed, 2`\Il;';\lif_\‘l‘_nsr0:\nd $5mi\11rl $é`i,'l5wp`i"kl‘il
"\il' if1l` ill iS l"l0WS 0117110 l`i'1ll1 Cli (‘ \`i‘i'G H0 U11 0 _ 'lim'
0% iursslri wh-rc inc hai-vi-at is sulrl to mon light vcnls liroiicht avouli-1 $4.2’-'-
1;-’a -- nc :nur-11 lwlunli the plan, crnggcgqi “':‘rcs)\\'ci1rh-i=-lb curly inoatir
1\r(~,_\-1-nEM,_ Au 22_(B The caan 11-in-nt trade was fnlr with -'ii -.-- rin '_~-_-'-0 wt a cfiunlc 01’
14 Ciiiiudian PresslETha Mllinfreol ~"i"""‘l’* “f 1-ii” lilizh" 0" the mi' l°""l“ up to $2""'- ,,
griilcs llurlcy for export fcnturetl
i l t - .
7214  gymfxryfhgfg tgfecffllg Féerznggfli holding we |,q\-un¢e_ finished cattle were picked out of
1:/J nge a brondemng interest but the Hr-ary ruins in the southern area of 8Yl0i\1¢l' COUNBHYUBDC Bi- $0. Nifdium
 ruumpuon of the use ‘D (van street Sue-katehcivmi and Alberta were also H000 i0 80011 Blrerl Bold for $5.25 I0
-.1 on ,_ 1-,my vigorous sum pvovldedi an lu1|1l\vl:1r1t factor in the advance $5-50 0\‘ Bb0\1t liellii- Oihvr Krndci
B0 good bnvkground for improv,” since they will effectively tie up nf cattle were slow and the fcvr
1% Benument on the local "rest other threshing operations nnd reduce mar- W!igbed were at barely steady prices,
12% QM-arable “mo” 'urroundiéz the keting for the next few days, Good Calf receipts were 1368, Grass cal-
560_ ,uarket included R “rm what mu, resting orders for October were vel and drinkers marie the hulk of
0'/1 keg found at 551,; and quantities taken the offerings, Sales were falrlyaciive
ffulls were sold mi low as S.,
stock market opened the week with 11 ‘ »
_h f _ ,_ - nr,-_ ,'r5_ Quotations good nnd choice vcnl,
r em ul tone t°d"y‘ C""'“""“ Pm! lu’ W gnu CLOSE $‘i common an-1 medium $3.50 to
10 _ .
3% fict Railway wns the feature of tho ~ H~75_ Rrllssprsl $1
tiny, ndvunui in th 1, i r ~
on rr furnovllg _-r1?r2ve,m:;0|;l)°sl;,?,,[:.: Wiicntz Oct 531/¢; Dec 56%; Moy Sheep receipts were 24700. The lnmh
Lending issues ull gained on the dav. ‘mm market WM unseuled' SM” “owl
whuo H m,mh,,,, of len B|gnmcm‘“ nuts: Oct 25: Dec 2-1%. slow and mnrlo at $_1,‘2.'i for about 1000
 stocks suffered fractional declines ]‘"l'li“_\'Z 0f`l 31"-_'rt DPC 31%- “mul quam? lilmgls. -Mixer; lots wr-rel
T di ‘ Cya" pnlrgg moving arounv 4,50 wit common
rn ng W" du" 7" me mommg I 1 5;; N 1 r lnmhs or culls at 8'! to $321 latter
'20'-’ . \\'l .iz N 1 11 - . - .
107 hours' ‘mt mmm" mcrensed In uw " W; Ln' 1' (fy 'I 'oi r nfril; - 9 0 al \\’ 5 for nm] lunllill
‘f
.01-ji,
.18
,01"7s
.00
.03
,02
4.02
.16
.01 ‘A
1,11
1.10
.(11%
.Liii
.011/4
20,00
.2457
.01
18.75
.10
1.07
_os
.34‘/1
1.29
,10
.02
.011
_:ve
.fi-'1‘.~L
.01
_“Ii-£1
.45
.7114
:L75
.05
.20
2,94
.05
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I
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1,52
2,75
11,05
.00
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.07
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0,21
,ill
.13
,161-3
.01‘/4
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you
r?"
u given in the imperial couforenco
OUT
Nickle wus up '.2 nnd Slinwinlgnn n:l~
1\’-’I1\r'r‘d 'ltr to 10, li-uitrcol Power soltl
|10. Amcnlr the more important losses
Aiuonir thc hunks Funndinn Hank
In the hnnsl scction Montreal Pow-
cr Dcbcnturr-:4 furnished the only
‘nr‘t|vli,v_ selling nt ~l0<'\i., unchanged,
Total snlcs were 20,135 nurl _$18250
lir\n4l~z '
l’i1'r nnd thc l'ni|cr1 Sintes dollar nt u
- PRODUCE
((‘anu1lI1m Press)
.\l0.\'TRl'l.\l._ Aug '.’L.'-ltuiry 1ui|r~
kvis nt .\l0|itr'.‘:il ruled st.:-udy to
,higher ioilny, Butler hclrl about the
some as last wr-ck'a close, with, if
:1n,\'thiug_ ri firmer tone, Ciiccsc nd-
vunccd fraciion:1ll,\' in prlcc, I-lggs
un iowcr grades,
The liuiicr iunrkct. was quoted 10-‘lic
io 20c pcr lb, For cnrlois less of No.
1, Dcninud was not. vcry nctivo hut
there was a firm tone to the nizirkct.
lla-ccipta were only niuc hoxcs,
The chccse rnurket \\'_'\s mostly 100§c
for 0ninrio's_ nnd 10-'lic for Q\1ci»cc's.l
'l`i\cse rlccs were the nvcrrl Quo
goin of 1,-ic above Inst \\'eek's close,
Iinccipia were 2_20_’i boxes,
Tho egg market ranged from 2-ic
to 20c per tlnzcu for cxtrns, ricpcutl-l
ing on length of time hero until
quality, while firsts were quntr-<1 from]
Nc to L’0c pcr rlozon, and .~'f-colnls
were from lilr- l-1 14\.’,e por dozen,
the maximum i-~ \= of the first two(
grades rcprr\.<c1\ii..|.' un lulvnlu-4- over
Inst wee-k's closri of 11:_ llr‘cc‘ipts were
1,380 cases: joliliiug hon:-cs nuuounc-
ed that, dff:~cti\'c ioluorrow morning.
small "Wa to rcillcrn would be one
cent iienrer on nil lines except acc-
ands,
Prehrenca continued or newly
were firmer ou top grades and sis-:lily _\'0|-n,,,|,\ __ __ __ __
pucta just completed nt Oiifrivri worn.
\'ie\v:~|l with ar|t,i.\\f1u‘tlni\ by tin- trade,
.1
' r‘mc.\oo
of.
lrnrlr- logged.
lower to 5 cents higher,
(Cunmlinn Press)
Stocks
Assoc Breweries 
i'ni\:|d:1 .liiiliing 
Dis Corp~St'n _. 
Dominion Stores 
Imperial Oli ._ 
Inter Pctrolciiin 
_\Ioss Mines .. ._ _
High
5'/l
il?/,r
`i0‘,l_»
10
12
Till/1
1075
l‘:|ge-llcrscy Ltd ,.
Shcvrlit __ .. 
Slat-oe lilines .. 
'i`cck~l`l\|ghca  .
\\'nlker, llirnni ., _
\Vi1lkcr, Illrnm Pill .
02
_'iss
7'/1
Il '1'1\.l',.r.u1m an-ritnr ciosmi at soon- The Manffeal'
premium of lili pcr ccnt,
"wi Curb Market
Low
5
‘W1
10
0%
11"/lx
Ilfihf,
1025
871;.
37.-1
7%
Stocks
Amer Super Pow 
Amer Cyuuiuuid B ..
Assoc Gus l-lies: A ..
L':i|1Mnr¢-oiii ._ .. .
Cities Ser Co. .. ..
Elec Bond Shure ..
Gulf Oil Corp .. 
Inter Petroleum ...
Ningnrn lliulson 
Stnmi ()ll of Ind 
Stand Oil of Kcn ..
Un Ligh Power A .
5%
4%
25-'ip
3775
10%
1.0%
24 'fs
SH
4%
,iii
221.1
3711,
1011,;
17'.-‘.1
23711
8%
“-pr.. Domrnrm, B,.|dg,,_ 0" 5;, M 13% United States with the worlrl's big-
fmq Nutt,-m,,| 1;,-e“.(.,|,,_< 0" ,A nr mx; r:_cst mnrkct for whent_ the United
Dominion steel or em. consult ca-` "‘"¢“""‘- The “il-“r‘li°'1 ‘if Wlvif-t R-
mpnig at 4%; (;en,.r,,| gfppl “_m.,,H nt float for Europe rlccronscrl. 052,000
41/_._ M,,,,.,.,. n,m.|,, at 4% nm] Nmihuahcls last wack mul were now 23,-
¢|m,,»|| g¢._.¢.| QM. nt 97;, “mm nu on-552,000 compnr‘.=rl with 17,972,000 n
lg ouch. .\‘f‘n1° 11110. but this \"ns ignnrcd and
of (-¢,m,,",rC,, Wm., `s(,.,,ng gnmimé nl \\'lu\nr cloicr-rl fillrly strong nt HL.
| ,_ r -mn _ _ _ 5' hiuhcr thou S:1turla" fi i h.
livin a o _ “lille Bank of Mont mfr" ‘¢,.,,,|y H, 14 inrr-pri-,lolita itfin
ro.|l inat 210 in 107
' ' higher nnd provisions mixed 3 cents
Close
5
13%
0%
13 ‘/6
1
11%
IH’/_>
1000
53
IIB
02
385
'I-'ia
P ge, -
tations both sides of the uliovo iev- N Y k ‘ b
cis being given. They rcprescuicri ni   
!Iigh’Low Close
514.
4%
-ll/£1
1%
-'-‘.4
25%
:sm
10-1;
isa;
:il/1
121.4.
8%
 __
future wus expressed,
The potato marker rr-mnined at 35c
pcr $0.111, bags for new lilontrcal
` lll\| l'| |0719 \' .\\' Il. 1' Kli' -' - '|'\I‘l(. It -~
I I ful lo -1 1- |<l- their
afternoon with the rnll in C, P R. "ui: “~ ’ “" "V N” 'l ""- ' mms W Y 0 M 5" g '
C_ P_ R_ opmml ,heyday nt -“HQ _\'.»._ 4 nn, 4-,-:rn Nm 5_ 431;; No, 0_ Quotations: .ewes $1 to $2,50:l:1mhs
_________ firm-n 1,/, from g,,,,,m,,,. the ,,,,,,,e ,,',,_' .'17-3; reed slit; 'rrrrcir 54'/,; N-1, 1 1:'-od. $5. common. $8 io $4.50.
vnnccd atemlii,\' thrnutfhoilt the alnv D""““‘ -'>-'Jil N0. 2 dilrllrn tml! N0- H°“ """`li‘l“ “P29 251". n“F¥-S “'*‘l’"`
. . til] it 1-@n¢},(1(] 191./_,_ n new mn, 1-,.,}. fi -lurum 4l‘,§: No. 4 durum 3013. ff|il'i$‘ ii“fi"P :lf 5-> fflr -“¢‘i'.‘<‘iii. Nl"-
Mlnln  k the rar-or-<-1-1-, in ure into mme 'rm 0"'-<1 -\'f‘- 9 ff. W- W1 N“-1ii`.“'- °"‘~ "“‘"“""‘ "““ ““""‘~ f"'i “""
g  S price shzuic-ll sllgiuh. in me msg 'pw 2.'-: 1-ix, 1 fr-ml 25; .\'n, 1 fccri 24; No, watered. F771- or six lonrla :ii $5.15
ml--utr-s, the sro.-ir closing nr 101;, for ‘-’ fc"-I 21: Roi-ctr-fi ra; Trunk gs, and nmrrnd uri- torus at x.».,:'.., nca-.
a not mlm of 2%. - “:,rI,,_‘._ 6 ,_,,“. vs_ 3 (~_ “Q _-Hai: 2 ics rin mlxctl lots brought :rrounrl
St. .Tnmca strcot brokers iuicrprcicli r°“' "X 3 F- W' :Hull N°- 3 C- “'- “'70 wnh HRM unnnhxhllrl. hm” M
(Canndiun Prevue) the airnnirlit in C P, R ns ri vc- jimi; x"- 4 P~ W- “mic N“- 5 F- ‘v' $50 Hows “Tr” firm- nf $'l"'" in $4'
'.i.'0RO.\`TO_ Aug, 2‘.’--(Milling soles ficrtlon nf the lu1o\'uur\"in lfuitcrl '-3-“'12 -\'f‘~‘1f'.\\'.9-"‘ii'l`i‘ili'l< 3i’fl. “lm " mi' M sm" "lm" ""1" "n
"l0S0)- Sintra ruila on \\'nll Street no-"DE" w"E-yr _ nnd” ’“`l°".'§ hr'“'“h' $1 P" 11"”
Silica Stock High Low Close Intornntlnnnl Nickle 'nnd 'Shr|win|g- NEW YORK. -All!! 22-Fnlililvl whcnt i’"’ml‘"“ “"'h ".""' “f $2- "nd 33
" ' 1515 nn Power were nlsn strong apo:-1 closed stcollicr, Closing Oct 50'-6; Doc D" ""5 "1" h°“"‘°5 “nfl “xii” l“`<'1"l"S
' . , '- -3 ‘ respec ve y.
nt Il-i nnrl 342,; all 71.-|y_ closing ar 3|_ <`Hlf`AGO_ Ant: -_-Grain tr.1<l:-rs _,________,__
"nr-hmrgc¢]_ were “standing hy" tndny, nwniting
' 0t'lI\`cr closing prices were Brazil- Qi” ""L"`“; "g"¢h" Pmlllii? lgl'flli‘i€q“0'\- 1 .
pm mf-¢|f,n_ || ag, at 10' “_ p_ ercnre n nwn on n of .totes 6 Ex
Power A, up 1/_F at 257., Cliénnnliflntorl lurirketa, Announcement that :ill wheat  
Sm;-Hrs;-g_ "I, 1/, at 7|_ po,.kSh`m not. grown in thc Empire would he
Plow, up fy, in 7_ _\[,,(jn“ p,_,,n¢,.m,,, inxorl 0 cents a bushel brought trade
up 1_5 ug 1p_ Q",.|,,.,, p,-,“-M. up r/4 nt' in Chicago nlmnsi to u strmrlsiill nnd 1*
14 and I-»¢,“.M_ pnrpnrnuonl up M.; nt operators tried to analyze the effects )IO.\"I‘REAL Que., Aug '.’2»»(('ann-
nf the tariff on future dealing of the `
dinu Press)-British and foreign ex-
change l-11 relation to the Canadian
dollar, ns compiled by the Royal
Bank of Canada, closed to-:lay as
follows. _
Argentina peso _,0,2071,
Austria schilling no rate,
Australia pound 3,1738. .
lielgium belgn 0,1587, _
lirnzil mllrciu 11,0572.
Bulgaria lr-v no rate,
i"hlun Hong 'gong dollars
Vzcciioslnviikiai crown 0,0330,
lioumnrk krone 0.2102,
Finland flniunrk 0,0181,
1-‘r-ance frnuc 0,04-18.
i;crmnn,\' rcichs1nnvk,0_2720_
ilrent Briinin pound 3.0573,
llrcoco flrnrhmn 0,0073,
Holland fioriu 0,-17100.
Hungury pcngn 0,1980,
indigi rupcc 0.2003,
lfnly lire 0,0380,
:Tnpnn yen 0.2713.
.lugoslnvin dinnr 0,0107,
New 7.r=rilnnd pound 3.5070,
Norway krone 0,1080,
Poland zloii 0,1201.
Roumnnln lcu 0,0071,
South Africa pound 5.6011.
Spain pcaeta 0,0020,
Swculon krone 0,2035.
`Swii1.|-rinnd frnnc 0,2222
l’nltcvl States dollar 14|,-L per cent
premium.
0.2001.
EX(`l{A.\'(iE
NEW YORK, Aug 22-Foreign ex-
rhnnge closed firm, Gr:-at Britain in
dollars: others in cents: Great Brit-
niu, 3.1001: Fruuvc 3,02 fl-10; Iinl,v
5.12'/i.; Belgium 13,85".-; ilcrumny
23.81; Cnnmln 87,50,
i. Canadian Gov’t.
Bond Quotations
Bond Bid Ask
(Canadian Press)
of Cannrlli 51/f_--34  101.70 101.00
of (‘nnuflu -'1%~37  109 1"-“"0
ci' Fnnufln "1‘/1-58 ... il-'ill 97"-‘=
of(_‘:11u1<l11 'nl'-'ifi  9'; i""il‘
Nat Rlys ‘-2--'11 ... 07’/l ii'1"'ll
Nat Rlyri 40',-55 ... il9"'lr 100
Nm. nlys 5-or  0012 Wi
.\'nt Rlys i1-00  1071
Tin Fun Nut Scrv 5-30 .. 1011.5
ll (‘z\u Nui: Seri' 5-41 l00"'~t~
Do
Do
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5170-8-22-Zi.
MARKET
(By Juiin L_ Cooley, Asnnclufed Preln
Financial \\'r|ter.)
uiurkct crusliori through its ripper
resistance levels of the punt forf-
night to new high grounds for the
suiiilner recovery today,
lu a flurry of buying, which sovere-
ly sqiioczed tho shorts in the last
hour, runny issucs scored net gains
of 1 io 5 points, whilc a few got up
5 to nearly 10 points. The turnover
wns 3,105,088 shur°s.
Stocks were iiidml hy nu upsurge
in honda dupllrntiug the sharpest
a¢l\'ni1ce of r-_nrl_\' Juno, win-n the
Morgan-sponsored bond investing
corporulipn was uuuouncr-d_ un url-
'0 cc- ts G1 a hal: in
vuncc of 1 n . I0 s
cotton to now highs for tho recovery,
Iluliishness in stock received |-nn-
airlcrnhlc impetus from thc. weekly
fr:-ight mr lonrlings report for thc
wr-ck enderl Aug, 13_ which nppcnrcd
over tho week-r-1111, .1<iir1win;: it gain
nf more than 10,000 cnra over the
previous week nnd tended to con-
firm ihe feeling business may he
gr-Lting storied on :1 normal uutumn
upawing_
While a number of the lending is-
sues rallied to heiler their previous
peak levels of tho recovery materially
M°""°"' luortreal marie: cram Market ` ` --
WI-ec-if & L--mlb--° .............   ,,,,,,,,,, ' llvislncl
l
w1NNu=!:o
(Canadian Preis) ' P 0  S |
\\'|.\'_\'11-1:o, sur 22-'raising their-`
cue from Liverpool and braced by
:<1-:iv youu, .ing -_'ferric stocki
PHOTOS c
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First floor, on Men’s Clothing side, we offer
you a new “while you wait” Photo service
under the management of PHOTOSNAP
Limited, of Toronto.
You get 4 photos in 4 poses, taking 4 minutes
from sitting to delivery of prints. All for 10c.
Moore €-1° McLeod Ltd.
coss1P
i'nlon l‘n<>ific shot up 0% points in
the lost hour, going well into new
high ground for the move, Net uri-
\':1nr:'!s of 4 to 0 points a|1p1~ur:-1] in
such issuer-1 us Aiuerl-'nu l':iu, Ameri-
can 'l`ci--pimno, Santo, 1~`»-_ .\ui1uru_
Ileiewurc and Hudson, illinois Ven-
!rnl_ and U, S, Stei Preferred, l.`, S,
Steel common camu within 1,5 of gei-
iing up 4 points, Yoiiligstovvn sheet
nnd iuho_ guim-rl as much, and Ro
public and Rcthichciii Ste:-l insures
were strong, A numhcr nf pref:-rrorl
stocks made wide gains, A-lvniiros ni
1 to 2 points nppffurcri virrunlly
throughout thc list. Ciiliniiczils ur-rr:
briught on the thcnry thnt. they
should he aided hy the pickmlup in
textiles. which are onr: of the larg-
est: consuiners of hcnvy |>hc»n1tcals.
i.. >.
1|!
F,
dcnri of $1 ,75,
.\'umh<-r of .1-ivnnces 
Numh°r of declines 
Slocks unchanged 
\\'haL :lic stork nulrkct dlrl:
.\if-I1
, _'ms
, _'nl
. 00
Tntni issues traded  711
luiportnnt earnings stntcmciits wr-rc
f|=w_ nltliuugh llrug_ iuc,, carrie out
with its first half atntcn1c11f_
ing 32,10 u r=h:1rc_ or 10 1~vnt,-
than tho tlivi-if-nd rc-riuircuiollt,
orvlnrcrl ilu- rogulzir prch-rrc-l
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Sto cks Show
Rapid Advance
NEW \'ORI{_ Aug 22-The securit-
ir»s markets started the new work
with one of ilu- most brilliant, :ill-
vunccs of the .~'-\,:ur-r recovery t|1~
dar. -
The bond iuurk--t uiutlc its most
vigorous cliinh 1-iuvc _lunc 4, when
prices ivcro sent soaring by forma-
linn of the .\lorgnn-.sponsored $100;
000,000 investing corporation, Rail-
road issues 1\ulv the sharpest gains
of the your, .\i1_rny issues throughout
.S10 to more than $00 pcr bond of
$1,000 frlce vrilun,
Stocks .~1i|rgc<i up $1 to nearly $10
:i sham in promiilii issues, flnnlly
lircnking out of ilu- Lrutlilig range of
lim pnst fortnight 10 rcglater new
high prices for the summer upswing.
licnrs w1'rc't|irnwn into full retrcnt
in ihc lost hour, wiion more than
1,000,000 sluir-a of turnover lu thc
stock cxchnngc amounting to 3,105,083
shnrcs, w"re trrillcri, The nflvnncc was
almost ns sweeping ns that of 11
wcck nga tnrluy.
At tho d.1y‘s l'Iun,l prices, the bond
market had rr-cc-vcrcsl more than 00
povcf-nt nf Ita .cxtrcrue loss since
the highs of 1032 were registered in
.\inrr‘h_ nnrl was aulisinntinlly nlirivc
its 1031 hoiicni rcoclicrl lust Decom-
ber.
Strength of the principal couimrid-
ity ninrk-'its was still an important
factor in whipping up bullish nn-
ihusinsui for sccllritlcs,
Among other factors cvcatiug iiull-
lsh enthusiasm were the weekly sur-
vey of the publication "steel" indi-
cating n slight gnin in steel ingot
production, nd the appearance over
the wer-k~nnd of the report of
freight cnrlonding ending August 1_1,
showing n goin of more than 10,000
cars,
"Not only sneezing spreads germs,
the hearty guifaw also does it," says
a physician. The infectious laugh
we read about.
J. H. writes: “How about sending
a traffic cop around that corner to
\tag Prosperity for overparklng?"
the list closr-rl with not n-lvniiccs of_
American Can .. 5004,
Am Tel Tel
.iunconrln Cop
_-itchison
.\u11urn Auto ...
Ii:-thlelicui Stccl ,...
l':\11 Pacific  ....
Pose Thrash _. ...
Vnminon Sou .. ...
Chrysler Mo .. ...
('01 (1:15 ElPC ue ...
l‘oru l'roriur‘ts  1.-¢
l-l I llupout ... ...-
l-‘ox 1-'lim .. .. ...
tlcu i~l|r--trio  ...
Gen Fr*-oils  -... -_
Gnnriyf-nr Rub . .. l.<-lj
lInuston~ Oil .`. ... 20‘2
llunl Motors ... ...‘ 7";
llupp Motors .. ...
lui li:1r\'°,~‘tnri! . 1..- 30
int Nickel ... ..-. 57#
Int Tclopiinne lil,
1l‘.l
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iii,-J
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414.
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Kon 'Copper
Irnmhcrt. Co
.\[ l":1f‘lfln ...
.\I Pzirlfic Pfd . ..
.\iour‘ Warsl  ...
.\`:\sh Motors ..  1717.-
.\'c\v York ("ontrnl . ‘J-S’\r
Pricknrrl Motors . 1.-.- -US
Pnrumount Pub . .. 7
l‘\1l1 Serv of N J  1i“»'-
llnrlin \"f1rp ._ ._.. 9-"§
llnflio Keith Orph . 5~"a
llricbiick .  22
Pacific .. ...-
ltullwily . ..
lirnnds .. ...
Gus Elec 
Oil of N .T ._
("0 .,  ...
Texas Gulf Sulph .
Tim Roll Ticur ...
li Cnrh Farh .. 
Union Pacific .. ..-
l'niicd Aircraft
llnitcrl Forp  '...-
Vnitml this liup ...
ll S Ttuhhr-r  
il S Sfocl .. ...'...
\'nr1 Stool ..  
Warn Bros (`o 
1\'oatin;:hnusc l-lice .
Wnolworih f`o . ..
Worth l‘ump .. 
...
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Another great objection to wa
the way it develops the habit of
being on the government pay-roll.
tat,
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Provincial Exhibition Ghariottetown
_. . ' Eargest Entry List of Horses, Cattle, Poultry, etc.,
we have ever had.
.Vaudeville every afternoon and evening in front of
Grandstand. Jack Gerard in his awe-inspiring acts.
Four Casting Campbells. America’s greatest aerial
acrobats. Hollywood Horse. The funniest act shown at
any Exhibition this year
Stoddart’s Sheep Dog.
¢ANAD|AN LEGIUN BAND AFTERNOON A
This Week
Races TDDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Closes Friday August 26th.
]"_,YNC[-PS 1 932 _ RACE PROGRAM
» 2.17 Trot.
  , TODAY-_, _` 213 Trot and Pace.
l"
2.25 Pace.
l_ 2.25 Trot and Pace.
’ Main Grounds - 2.16 rrmr and Pace.
ESDAY ace,
Afternoon and Evenings. I _ WEDN ~ 2.22 not and P
A Season Tickets Now on Sale at Drug Stores---Price $2.50.   - , P0111 Rm-
' mv..-..
, 2.27 Trot, Maritime Bred.
- 2.15 Trot. -
Free For All Trot and Pace.
ND EVENINGS. ruuusoav . 2_19T,,,,,,,,d pm,
` 121 Entries in 10 Races. All the best and fastest
horses in the Maritimes and Maine.
 
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