The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 18

i 4r" dr TV no' m' tic't ha th', be; an' wt Gf li th be 25 at In PAGE 18 91 HOUSIS FOR SALE (Continued from Preceding Pagel FORT ROUGE Sept. lit, Bereiforrt A wtit of Oborne; 7 room. Inrliirtmp Just den or bedroom and extra toilet on the mam f)vr; air fit; full stone basement, t'aaed porr e'C A TMl hHV Mr Possession August 1st T.lptnn, a. of Partner; 0 rml, 4 ilnwn, A IIP. Ideal hnu.

for duplex H. iiftl ih month Kor nulrk ll.ooo, si, loo Phone i7. Torn PROTv rTTnv CFNTRAI.2 rmn cl'." nn ard 2 rro. MRHY io urn. n.

rnnt. I JU'y CENTRAL IS rme. Bv. ST.l Cob'. one.

i Oct. (l rmn. P. 17 10. Cent.

Drc CKNTR A I. 10 rm. R. Cont. I Tin CF.NTH.AL 1.1 rm.

Rev SIA.1 roni II (M AM pnmrr.et rn. 2M Ava'laM. end of A'laue'. WeM ron.tnicfrd ruico ft fpiHf. A room.

14 AKVIl AVK Penutlfui'v A htt.e. en large. v.r trMrt lot i fWpl.rr decorative condition On, biock from CA" in choice rtl. tnrt. Owner orriiP'ed 14 'P Ph.

OA 1 1 c. H. KSnKHTdN CO. Fort Roupe 5 Rooms MMfH anl 1 vn a' I rr Tax" l(V Parri fct f.i 7nft, rni jinn Tht i iin fi ffptiffiril hnv. Phnn 2rti 001.

CXr OFD ST. LOVKLY HOMK. lnt rnndltlCII. Powmt Iivtng rorrn flming room. hutifr pntr.

trhfn; 2nrt floor, 4 bfflrociTiF, 2 hft'hrortm lura 1n flvr 2 rr jtrncf; ftorf 2 and hmhrnom lw rr'rail hMl'il Pnat'iip rn Srpt 1. pprtintmiTit tn vifw, plirt 2 70. HOUSE FOR SALE COLLEGE AVE. a Fnnmi, mdrp nrk tinnt! rftnnn Alfo on. rifm In hi.m.nt.

H.rdMond fl'or Hn.p. il.i'JQ r.h. nr t.rni" rh. r2 37A. 1 V'2 Storey West End iicpo.

4 pooni. dnwn, 3 np. nuk Urn. finlph rnpd. air hf.t.

Pnp. apt. lit. Arrurtf in arOTT RFAt.TT COMPAMT Tiiop. 7 M.V Km .11 3P5 VTlR Rn.TNnP"PTAr,K Atlr.ctiv.

A rm. gnnd PR and ri.n llh np.P flr.pLr.. 2 b.d lip. n.k IIP. and fln.

down. Rip. v.f. and A h.ai. aararr.

nir. arpupd" and gnr. d.p pn. on it rr a 1 Am.rt SI 11. T.vs: 4a ia.

NF.W MODKRN H1MK. A ROOMS. A'r rnnd B.wlv dfnr arnunrti In aarfii.pt rnnd'tion. Own.r iran.l.rr.d. Phnna A.I AI7.

FAST KI1.DON AN TIAZrt.riFI.l. AVE. A no 4 rm rollarf, full haa.m.nl. hot wat.r h.nl. room In aar.c.

Pri, fnr quirk $2,400. V1D WKJIT RFAl.TY CO. 711 Hrlnivra Plk. Pn. HI SS.1; A2 321.

immkpiate pnasraainN TRATHCONA n.ar Port.gr. aplaod 7 inil 4.1 MT, Bl 24. UNDER CONSTRUCTION AVK TINTINiaHKD. 4 rooma, alairway to Phopa ihttwMn 7 and 41 a47. Ft VITAI.

A Fnrnac. Watfr. 1mm. 12.000, 1100 ra.h. Bal.

RDKN AVK A rm. latf. lot, h.n bouaa. 'inod $7 Aon. 1mm.

po.s. GRAHAM 82 712 202 17a. i7 pJii. r. i.o no rT si, 500 i ooo eaah, balaor.

Ilk. r.nl. KIMMKL A acHATIFK. Mnin ai. Phnn.

a 52s Kfwton avf Ei.Mwoon niTroT t.s., hi Path, full m.p'. laa. Int. pn.a. a.pt..

S2 4.10 II, 000 ea.h. or 12 200 ra.h. (02 7S2. SorITin ni.vnc RiTr. fw no River 2 arr.a.

.1 ronm bunca low, slaa.d v.rapdah, rity water, plumbing, 1.1. .100 ra.h. 6.1 FTT. KW HOI ire, FULL RASK men, w.ll tn.ul.t.d, v.ry rea.on.hl.. SI.

M. Kravenehuk. at. c.enrr.'a rd. 1 laoulh of Fort Oarrv.

foR aAl7E42') ASH aTTMM pn.ca. A new bwd. flra. 1 fle.pl.ee. Prtea 17 100.

Term. rransed. Ph. S2 72, after foRAi.ii.snn piTNnTi.o'STpr achnnl and car. Apply owner.

210 Pun ronin. r.a.t Hildonan. TR ANSCONA 5 RM. COTTAGE, FCI.LT mndern, hwd. W.

heat, wired fop pnwer. full ba.emenl, $2.2.10. Apply Boa 194. Tr.n.cona. TO CLOSE FST1TF rm.

bnuae on Ink.ter pivd of 'ear title, Prlra J. T. Mertell, Liixton ave. WATFPtno ST PFPIRAPLF HOMK A ronditlnn. M.

7 o.k floor, up and down. Fall poaa. Ph. 402 VICTOR ST. a room.

it. Immediate $3 son lano ch fF.RO 30,1 Tim. Rid. Ph. 27 474.

OWpTfR LFA VI NG CITY. WILL A roomed fiillv modern, for ca.h. )13 llarbiion ave. Phona S02 44.1. 4TTRACT1 VF1 4 Tr PI aTow'.

River dlatelct. eood rond. Il.ann Will trade. Th. 40.1 3A2.

WN FR' ACA T1NG7RMS 4A KNAP pen. terma. Miller, 310 Tarn. Phona 9A A3. BUNGALOWS IV FIMWOOD.

E. KILT) A. g. KTLE, 207 Kelun at. Ph.

0 1 ASA. 1A1 SYNDICATE ST. Qt'lCK SALE Vrmd. cottaga. Snap.

Owner leaving eltv DOUBLE HorsE RFNTl Apply fi31 William or phona A3 4.11 CHATtLES ST 10 RMS, ea.h. 415 Mclntyra Rlk. 11 000 Ph. 97 77. I BM.

FM FRAME HOUSE. FT. ROUGE, xe.llenl condition. Ph. 41 AAA.

95 BUILDERS' SUPPLIES WE HAVE A COMPI.FTF. STOCK OF ALL CRAPFS AND TTPKfl LUMBER SASH DOORS AND Other Building Materials Bervle. Satl. faction Economy C. HUEBERT, LTD.

1 OAKLAND AVE. PHONE A02 .143. trprr F.itlmatea oa Rcpalra, Moderms Ing Brick. Pla.ter. Cement.

Carpenter Work and Foundation. Repaired Painting and Decorating. 2A eara experience. Pr.op. CONROY Day S9 12.

Night 21 037. J.IACPONALD BROH 8HFF.T MKTA1, A Rnonng Co. 54 Alkin. Ph. 17 771 Fre Kit.

Eaperlenced workman. Ft). R00FINC UUB BF.R OIL RTlOFING LONG LAST ing In a rang of beautiful rolora; al.o Instil Brlik Siding CANADIAN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO 33.114 Nolra Pame. Ph. 24 401, FOUNDATION, STONE.

BRICK CONCRETE PILES. FOUNDATIONS Jackinga, levelling, general concrete work. SPREPBOR CONCRETE PILE CO 1 Horace Norwood. Phone 202 .144 96 A. FIRE INSURANCE DIRECTORY PAN MrLlCAN CO.

f14 Conf Llfa Bldg. 97 Evga. 11 0nn HIMPHON MITCHELL Soft tJnlon Truat Bldg. Phone 94 221. SHEPS AGENCIES.

I.TP. AT 191. call O. BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Accountants, Chartered RIDDELU STEAD. GRAHAM HUTCHI tm J.

O. At Mundla. na. 438 Mam JOHN ftEID AND COMPANY Tn8 Crest W.st Prm. Bids.

Ph. B4 114. Conllnua on roxt CeUimnj WHEAT July wi'n goou r.n pnvmfnr i an i kahn Oct CO Ph. 22 3.14. Uvea 30 204 J.o DtC Winnipeg Grain Market may OATS July Oct Dec BARLEY July Oct Ore RYE WHEAT Scot Drc May CORN Sept Drc May OATS Sept Dee May RYE Sept Drc May WHEAT Srpt Dec Open 109, 109' 2(ff 108 '4(o 110; 9S 94 95 Addressof rapht Carbons, Ribbons GENUINE SWFrPISH SCTTIIFS lannren.

2" XO .12" 34" Light Lunch, Confectionery Motion Picture Supplies 3S MM. AN tinn sound Sv.lema. Kpoiiitht. All auppiiea. JULY 30, 1943 Canada Carson a rihbon co ltd Beavar Brand Carbon P.pcra And Typa writ.r Rlbbona.

Srd Floor. Greas Bide. 37 04S. Coal and Wood DOMINION LUMMKR FKIOL CO. LTD Wpk.

Ph. 67 31A Tranacona Ph. 3a. Cuitom Brokers Hie. 202 Canada King.

Pn. SA 13.1 Osteopathic Phyiicians COHNK.LIUS. PUS. SIAKY H. A 1L AVA bomeraet Bldg.

Phona 24 I.19. Paint and Varnish Mlfrs. I NTF RN ATION At, l.APORATOniKS LTD Mfg Mar.hall.Well. P.lnt. A V.rnuhe..

St. Phon. 201 147. Paper Wholesale THE HUDSON PAPER CO. 94 St.

Phona 24 USA Picture and Picture Framing High 109', 110' 109'. 110'. HAMSON. AH A R.N CO. 322 Mrlnlyra Hlk.

Phona S3 921. Dead Animal Strvice PRAIRIE RENDERING ST. BON. f. ra Removed frea, promptly.

20.1 744. Dreitmakinf Schools PRKS8 PF.IIC.NS DRFSSMAKING IIKSIUMNQ. VRS Wei.ner. 2K2 Hro.di.v. Ph.

So Altll. Dentists DR. KONNKTT. 201 FNDFRTON PLPG Iflr.t block we.t of taton .1. Ph.

24 212. Druf Stores Prnaaiat, enr. Smitrl PRESCRIPTIONS A Graham. 2'4 141. Esveitroughinf EA VFSTr.01IC.HINO.

ROOFING, Furnace Rep a. T. W. Dunn, 1162 Porlaaa. A Mill Envelopes and Cards DOMINION KNVF.L0PK8 AND CARTON (He.tern) Ltd.

Kivrlaltr ba(, w.xpaper, printed cellophane, at. butter wraps, up and folding Paper Farmers' Tc.oJ, I'la. taring. Stucco. Fat.

free. Ai2 229. Plumbing and Hosting; Wstch Repairs L. A. P.

a I '1 H. WATCH MAKER, Jew.ltee. Work gtd. 10.1 Ink.ter Blvd. Radio Servic.

RADIO Smallwares Novelties 9V, 94 i4 95'. i 71 70 71 71! a 71; wiV a 10.V4 104i4fOs, 105', 108 108' BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIMCTOHY fCr.ntlnu.ri from Pr.r.ding A DDR KHSOfJ A PH, UUI. TIORAPH Sal 0 Al Aip.rl Wpj. pn. 2.1 H5.

Bjrrisleri ANDRKW9, ANPRFWa. THOR A t.PSON a KsK.risnn. w.t Panic ox Nova bcotia Hid, Pliona US 2111. O. D.

MACVICAR. aOMKRSKT BUJO. C.n.riil lw, h.latca, Lo.oa, ate. Barritteri and Solicitor CLIFFORD W. BROCK, K.C.

ft4ft 80ms net MM. Phoo afl 30 ai.i.an. laird, da via, hapfnkr a Hobklrk. Allan, l.alrd. Maclnnra Milna, harn.ter..

Victory M.ipi 1 B. nHHIKNSKI, LLU, BARRIKTFIt. ate oos Conf. Lira Hidj. Pn.

ca aaa Builders' Supplies rm. (imua. All Hd nod down, aun McuoNAt.U H'MHCR CO rorrn. na ira i p.i. A M.t.nal lor Huildln.

a Lt f. rvnal l.rpa srUPBsral I lUliUU. 'hi OBRTKN. M' tNTVRK BLOCK 9. 9TA.

Kvbi. .14 MR. IKSME AVF. JITPT rOMn.KTFD, 4 rm hnnrjilow. Iiiim'fllaifi orriipunry.

On Pitc or Phf 37 Vulvy nvp t'w 4 rm. hunculow, Ur rnfl QlUf.ITT VOOD, wnod flnora. flr.plaee. aarare, elo.e In 1 WILFRID DOIips Ctrlonrl. KAT AT 1HK Hlep Inn Kn.ek Bpop, fnlnnv ft, (rear of li.lety Theatre).

Th. 2.1 4. 'A. KOR AUKNTS, JOBHERK AND CAR a1fm.n A select Jin. of amallwarea.

rubher gooda, etc. Vita Producta Corrnanv, 6th eloor. W21 McPermot Winnipeg. Used Plumbing and Heating: nXTllHES. RKINKORCING IKON PIPS' Stltnga.

P. Smith. Ph. Al S'13. W.

Piper WINNIPEG PAPER CO. LTD PACIFIC and Ellen. Phor. ga otl. Th.

larre.i wa.ta paper Parker. In We.tern Canada. jincti jiaid according to grade. Low 108', 109! 94a 94 Low 144 15 691, 70 100' 'j 103' 106, MINNEAPOLIS Open High Low 1374 1371, 137 139', 139'4 Clou 109b 109 108', 108' 109'' 109 61'jb S1 jb 641 64 64' 94'4 94 4 93 Cloie 144' i4 105b 101b 107b 70'70' 6014' 70: a Cloie 137 139'i Prtv. Latt Clois Year 108U 8U 109 90 108 VI SIVjJS 64 4b 64 i4b 64 '4b 941, 95'.

954a U.S. Grain Market CHICAGO Open Hiflb 144l4(ffl45 14V4 1, 146 '4 148'd 148. 136', 139' 48'' 46' 60 114 6H, 55 66 146ji 1474 105b 101b 107b 70' 4 70 100'(n 101 1024 l'a 104i, i4 106', Winnipeg Spreads Repreientative spreads Thursday, basis October, were: No. 1 Hard, 3'4 over; No. 1 3' over; No.

2 Va under; No. 3 8 under; No. 4 11' under; No. 8 12 under; No. under; Feed Wheat, 15 under; 1 C.W.

Durjjm, 5', over; 2 C.W. Oats. 3 C.W. 'j Row Barley, 6440; 2 C.W. Rye, July.

COUNTRY DELIVERIES Thursday Last Yr. Wheat 1,322.000 1,372.000 Coarse Grains 802,000 185,000 CARS LOADED Wheat 584 509 Coarse Grains 352 72 Grain Inspection July lfcn. Wheal 1 Kne 22: Nor 1A1: 3 Nor 22: No. A. 14: No.

A. 5 Sample. Touih. R.leeled. 1 I'lirum.

Puriim. 3 Durum, Other Punim. 1, n.i. 2 17: Fx Jew THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE United Kingdom Wheat Export ny S. A.

GOnDARD (Tribune Agricultural Editor) TIIF United Kinprdom eon tinned to dip a generous hand in Canada's wheat bin and Friday was eredited with taking an estimated 2,000,000 bushels of hijrh prade Canadian wheat. There was no Cash wheat trade was on a little better scale today with business In Nee. 1, 2 and 3 Northern changing hands placed near 500.000 bushels. Shippers and exporters were eredited with the purchases and this is the first time In long period that any No. 3 Nothern has been traded.

No. 1 traded cent better; No. 2, '4 cent better and No. 3, J.J cent better. Odd cars of No.

4 Northern and the lower grades were taken for all rail shipment to eastern dealers. The demand for rah oats and barley continues exrellent hut hu'ineas todav anneared fn ho 1 IntTolv in hnrlov lalran Kt 1 Feed. 7: Tnurt 4 Barley 2 w. A row, 4: .1 CW A row hut der ined When rhlraon 2 r. w.

n. 1 eeeo. 4 a red 42. 3 Feed 10' 1, Fn i 2 1 Western farm deliveries of wheal A la 1 A Cnna. A Id.rmac mention of flour business.

This was the fifth consecutive A.mnr nmd s.i ii' IR.nkfl.ld 0 nay export nusincss nas neen m.i. i. Prev doiel" nod uii)m Voliime of trnrlp In thr whoat nil Bni'in "4'f1 a 1 iRmlnrna was largoly altribulprl to atrpnglh Rrnulan nt C'huaco. Lnrnl anrl Inipr Ank markrt spreading waa indicated 'ciimnnVoli '2a 'vhlle rommisf ion hoiiyr andi'an Malar. I'nli.

Carlhon rum Tr, 121 both firlo.a of the market. Offer lent, pat i.w hnsa were not larKe. There was little favorahle new cmnarviin' ir.i in crop reports from We.atcrn chromium j.isn ICorh.nntir 1.1.1 anarta as temperatures in most ndcna.i cop. iipi) ine dry areas rontinue fa hich 1 common 17 and no rainfall of any importance was reported Tnursriay. I Wheat futures prires at the high Prev.

Close Pn'nl were as murh as 1 rents over the previous At the final hell values were cent higher to rent lower. comweallh 2.1b Canadian Bonds THE INVESTMENT DEALERS' ASSOCIATION OF CAN AO A percent Feb. 1, lWIR fti (C 1 (let. 1. 1HI1I .12 1C1 4 Oct.

15, .12 IC) 1 Mar. 1, 191211 .1 May 1, 1US4 .17 (C .1 Juna 1, m.vi 1 '4 Nov. 1, ic June 1. It.lA AA IC) 1 Terpetuala .1 tier. IS, 191,1 Sn (C) 1 Feb 1, 1914 id July 1, 19S7 (CN) 1 Oct.

1. 1949 (CNL) PROVINCIAL! Provinct of Manitoba 4 Jan. 2. 1911 (Ci 414 Dei 1.1, 10.H 'CN) 1 Juna 1.1, 19..4 ICN) 1'4 Oct. 1.

19M (CI A April 1, 1947 (C) feedme Interests. The volume of Aug! trade was not larce and pretty well ronfined to rarlots. 1 1'iAile in coarse DOMINION OF CANADA Pmvlnct of Brltl.h Columbia 414 Oel. 1. 19.11 H.N MUNICIPALS Ah'tibl power and Paper 3 CW' 1: colli iniiorl Rood with 1 ..122.000 hush iBrown Company ther.

Mned oratn, 1: acreenint. 1 delivered to country elevators Contr.el wheal O'her wheat All wheal n. 1, Parley Kl.a R. Other. CPU, 397: .11 317 la.1 44 191 .17 3 7 11 a 71 A1A UNA A.

19.19 inn vear 1,1 yr imii as compared with 1.372. 1 Nov 1. 19.11 (C IVUI .1.. vanana i.inr. .1..

I "ii unv vri Jn 2 I nnrse Cratn de iveries to Canadian I'a. iBc Railway coo.rd.icS'p.pV; 1911 lC) lS.i.nnn hughe's the previous vear. pc July 2, ioai Deliveries 1hrouCh the clea rinC house were a little larger with Power totals as follow: Wheat, fun. 1, 194 (C) Ihushelt: oats. 55.000 bushels; har 1 4 i.

Mar 1. im (O LONDON, July 30 The stock n0 OC, 5 lTsao mai'Ket fjispiajeri gtrenEth today, despite he week end holiday being: ft extended hy a hank hnlidalv i nlCaQO KOllV breaks day. Industrials scored widespread! CHICAGO. Julv 30. A sharp I Cains, with strone and Kaffirs break in rye following a modest I 1'nltrd Gra 5 c.

Jan. nrm on Town sup artvanre at the start unseltled porL Home rails were quietly other Brains today, eancellinR 1. nily tains in wheat and oats. Rye Bri ish funds were mainly steady, fell ahout 3 rents from peaks es nrazilinn and Kuropean bonds tahlished shortly after the open were firm. International stork inc.

and was down more than 2 issues advanced. rpnt, frnm rl(W( Railway Crop Reports ria irmpeia in some western arras of north lures were high and rainfall negli central Alhcrta "moisture has been ginle, according lo the weekly crop excessive and fine weather is now .0.. ,,,,11 luTc.s.wy 10 enanie farmers riiniiit; irtimers 'average yield is expected. iRiH. inn light lunch and so th cr.i 217 uraiam ava.

Prompt delivery. Di 121 Saskatchewan moisture Is re quired to nssiu proper tilling of yield not be nenrlv as heav. ai ln.st ear. The easterly pnition or central Saskatchewan reports anticipoted. This is the finding of ie Canadian PaciHc railway in its weekly rrop summary.

is mm theatre PRoiEC ifair to good crop outturn althouchivvolllri W'flrnmerl now in the id Mulpm.nt. Public 1. will southwestern and west central dis tricts. In parts of central, southwestern, west rentral and notth crops still in good condition with Saskatchewan, where little hut west through Rosrtown, Kind hnvn 'uffcrert. and in the territory jersley and Elrose, hot, dry went her' wpft northwest from Swift nas lorced crops back every day.

i1 1,1 nL IO me Ainerta houndary, Unless rain comes quickly yields there had already been will be very light. Some flax has vpr" damage Hue tn drought, been plowed down due to light further loss is sustained, stand and heavy grow th of weeds, I Kains are still required in Aland flax yields will not he nearly ''Tta for filling of heads riurinc so satisfactory as a year li 'he growing stage. Southern and northern Saskatchew an Ihere tins central Alberta has had hot i p.ciur trammg. S3i Mam nt. mm jhoariingout niroly and nlihotich Ihrvn in thos arras hithrrtn only nrnrly as Cnod as la.n rar.

With tho pxrrption of land alone 1 K.aGUK WILTON. HKNDKRSON A1 th Mnrl nH i.nnr niip i i.nui. imiiiii'i Alherta and through the Three decline has been noted in southern Hills territory weather has east central Alherta. With cotter BR' Ltd. plumbing a np i )ery warm and dry.

Wheat, is 'generous reins, the development of turn Is rrquirrd to fill hrarlx. promising outlook in this pro In somp riiMricM hurn'nc rrnp.s(vinrp Is in thn sotithvvo5lprn, upst from rxtinmp hpat. is not iccahlp icrntral Bnd north mntral arpan, ami yiolrl will hp ron5iriprahlv low rain would hr hrnpftrmi Experienced Electrical Personnel Supervise sales and service of all types of electrical equipment. For Drtnih, CV AUMF0RDtHPLA.N3 JlMITED. Wall Street WINNIPEG Phone 37 18? Price Bro.

.1 Mar. 1. 19.17 (CI Shawipigan Water and Power 4 c. April 1. 1911 (C) Grower.

future market. Wheat 1 Hard 1 Northern 2 North, rn 1 Northern I Northern No. .1 No A Keed Crop deterioration has increased grain. Hail Is reported at several er large tract, of grain growing points but damage has been spottv.ji 3 1 w. 2 1 W.

w. ar. 1, I9. IC) trie Railway "A 2, I9A.1 fiarnet Purum Purum Puriim Purum IO Touch 1 Nor 1" "uthern Man.loh, make hay, do summerfallowing and TnK No, mv.rANIIArNAIo. hns hrn TMly wnrm R'm .0 mature.

with a few scatlored Furniture Repairs WILSON FURNITURE LTD. Repairing, and Re uphol.ter 312 Main St, Phona 91 1A. OCC1PFNTAL HOTFL, COR. MAIN AND Logan. Halea: 11 rer day up.

Ph. 9A 3J3 showers. llai Jn the Teace R.ver territory i nrie'c'ed 1 Nor. did roniidfrablo Hamncp alonr tho Smutty 2 Nor. Ro.hu,n f.loH.lnn.

8 ex" SmilltV 3 Nor. 1 1 niMin pi me river wnere rain 1 a w. slnns. heat Is all headed out and, no renuirert om ncni. ,2 a w.

I inir oll 1 1... 1... lining i't nitricy linn Hstels commeneeri and should be general Manuotia rontinues to hold enriy next wrrK. Jn northerr;" ') vim romparat ively good Manitoba weathrr has been warmrrnP prospects. Alherta and with light shoeis.

hut ome Hi. katchewan have hnih Land Sutveyors tricls are in need of more rain, setbacks, due tn extreme hent and 3 Fa 3 3 baynb hypf. land suRVFTORg lrmn nas all hearted out and crop lack of moisture tn some areas 1302 Union Truat Bldg. Ph. 93 1l.

conditions are fairlv pond anrl nn here rielrriorntion h.rf HUP, 1 10A 10a in: 3 DOM'NION OF CANADA OTD N.R. 12S 119 117b 101 1111 I 111914 H'1', 102 '4 ms li4 117b 114b 107 110 11A 120 April 2.1. 1914 tCN) Provinca of Sa.katchawan lft, ioo 1CN1 loon 1, 19.1S (C) 100 10.1 Oct. 1. 19.12 (C 102b Mar.

1.1, 19.2 tc) 1U4D Prnvinr. of Alberta Brain futures 4 on. 1. i9.ia icni 1 1. l.

1 1Q.T "nt iarKe wnn a lew lornl JJ4, (C, Iriealinc, and indications of Inter ootac market spreading involvinc huvinr Per. 1. i9.si id 1 here against sales at Chirapn 4 Uy Firmness here un nttrihiito4 inl 20: Vceneral strencth in southern mark 1 PI S. Anvnnro. worn nnit, oaclfi r.

pi s. Advances were poster earlv Ai'a aai. A) 1 May 1. 19.12 lCN 1 10 INDUSTRIALS 102 122 '4 71 7414 2'4 Si4 101 loe, 10.1 101 100 103 lostb IOO14 104 100 104 107Vi 100'4 104 lO.IV, 107 99 97 Clo M. 112, 112S lllAi, 101 97 '4 97 94 lirts.

ln.l 102 100', 11. 11.1, nn Ilia, 103 PA 101 101 9B 9AS 1091, 3 A 107 iScrrenioc, per ton All Cash Qr.in Price. Ara Ba.la tha Future. Ci.t. 10 100 Local Cash Prices 2 si 14 11 14 14 si 14 I 11 i 'Eg.

1 F.ed III, 1 Feed 2 Feed SI .111, 3 Fred Track IP, 11 S4 Parley A Row Al A4 2 IV. A Row At A4 1 2 Row A4 A4 2 IV 2 Row A4 1, A4 1, 3 A Row A4 A4 1 Feed Al A4 3 Fer.1 S4 Al 2 Feed A4 A4 jTrark A4 (', Rve 3 A.i; A4 1 c.w an, aos Ret 2 aa S7'i 4 A', RAS 93', 93', Aid For Farm Wheat IBy The Canadian I OTTAWA, July O. The govern. farmers against wheat deliverable junder t.T 44 quotas" which Is S. ST.

PAUL LIVESTOCK SOUTH ST. PAUL. July 30 choice medium 15.50 75; medium good 12.75 14.50; good choice heifers 11.50 H.50; good grass cows 12: common medium D75 11.00: rrprl, allhouch a pood heavy rain CIosp to Mrdinno Hat crop wriphty bepf bulls 34; good micht a lot of prop which short and not fillinc and will pro jrnoirp wp chty cows 125 100. today looks rxtrprnrly unpromisine. bahly hr usrd for fprd.

Calvp.s pood choice vpal TURF TFTiMr. In nnnnpr" Ainprta all plains nrr Mnniloha whrat is hoadpd and 19in' rrocrps.sinc favorably and hpadinc thp othrr two nrovinpos frnm cn Hn 1 100: nn parly actions. Factory ExDorts Ph 2 853 nn rrnm pprcpnt up I MARKETS AT A GLANCE TORONTO Gold listings touched their highest since October, 1911, and the greater part of the gains were held despite profit taking. Other industrials and western oils closed narrowly higher. 1 MONTRKAL Selected leaders moved in a narrow groove today.

Golds inclined to he firmer and other sections mixed. NEW YORK Renewed sellinz swept through the market today, dropping many leaders. Rails, steels, motors, rubbers and aircraft were affected. Toronto Mines (JAMtS HICHAHObON A SONS) Prair. Clo.a.

High. Low. Cloaa. 11S IAS 144b is iat in 122 fa 11 A.1 J7 7.1 am 203 13 17 1.1.1 pa 'i as AS S70 1M AO 1.11) a 114 2J.1 13.1 (niarum 120p 12s ISA 1.1.1 14 1.1 IS 7H 4 in 3n 11 11 1 .1 1 .1 24 112 A3 A2 3.M) iei 21 jo. 22.1 13.1 I41U 1b 7.1b 123 1.13.10 62 'i mavno 9 1000 in A4 370 11 2S ao ion nib 1.10 Toronto Averages (James Richardson and Sons) July 30, 1943 Industrial 122.51 off Holds 9S.01 up 1.2.1 Base metala 75.83 off .05 Western oils 20.43 off .01 I Total sales: 1,074,000.

44 A iToronto Industrials Winmptg tacurill.a A Corp. Lid. P. A Otl Rrazlllan Br.w. Corp.

rom Rr.w. Corn nfrt SOP CnnadA Rr.ad 200 1 Con. Hud Rr.w. lino 1 Can. banners 3O00C.nad.

rir.dca ''an. Cn. Kl.r Can. lnd. Al.

"A linn Cupidim oil SS AS 120(l Can Vm.Rara Pakerlea SilOOIConii. Taper .1.10 1 Conmmera Gaa 4...10 R. I nmlllrri Seat. Pomlnlon Storea riom. Kit.

2100 Fanny Farmer Ford C.enre Wealon Oood.r Great Ijlk.B e. c.reat Ijlkea c.vpeum Llm. Hiram Walker Imperial On Inl. Metal lnd Pet. Int NtrL.I 10: K.lv,n.,, aura Seoorel 119 txib'aw McColI.

Front. Map Iaf pfd. Mauef Hama Moor. Corp. I panteper 10014 102 '4 Photo Ep 117 119 Pavtpf 12A rntnn Chi.

12 ll'nton fieri We.t. Can. Flour 21 Ab 4 '4 4nuh A. 11 0 esb 2h KSb 1.1 11 '4 Cn. Cur F.

r'1. 3m4 Tun. pATtifnl rom, 11 '4 .10 1 Oh 2A' 2Ai; 27sb 24 lb ftib Ah 22 22 P.I lAVi 1A 2114 2.114 .17 37 1.1b 22 31 t.b 1.1 9'4 47 47 1, Ah 12Sb A a run. rftnent pfri. iorb N.

Pwr. mm. 1 1 Pwr. pfrt. 99b run.

com. Tun. 8. pfd. .14 '4 Cnn.

Inrt. Aire. A Tan, lnd. Ale. Sti Cnn.

Bmni mm. rn. Pron pfd, Can. OIn. mm.

37 run. OJun. pfd. 13fih Vn. Pur, Ry.

11 Iron. Mm. A Smelt. 4ft orKsnutt rtow 11 I Dnm. Prldce 29 i Hnm.

r.i mm. Vis (Dnm. fl ldM pfd, l.Saih rvnm. Stffl 9'i 9Tj llwm Tphh mm. 77 Irydn 7 i tr.rn Dlrti 9o jKl Ttrrtiix Qb Foundation Cn.

l.SUh iniilnenn pwr mm. inCa iGaHnfuii Pwr. pfri. 92 dm. fitM.

mm. 12 2 tier I W. pf. 10S 109 riurd Co. 7" Ovpmim, Lime 7 4 Hnmilion Rrtdst lb Imp.

Tonneco 12 Prev. Penma.n com. Clone Power Corp. 112', Prlra com. 112' Price Broa.

pfd. 107 Power JOO', St. Law, Co, e. 97', St. law.

Co. p. 97 1 St. Paper p. I'i Rhawintcan iSher Wlllhama Smith.

Howard 103 102 1001; 114 'r 1101, 9i, 111 102 97' 101 1111 1, 9S OA 109 inT I PI ee Can. com. Rtee ran. pfd o'ouih c. P.

com Smith. C. P. pfd. Wpg Eler.

com. i Wpg. FJec. pfd. 19 24'.

lA2h .12 10 '4 1A Alb 1.1 '4 3S 7f Int. Nickel 3fi Int. Pfiwr mm. lib Int. Power pfd IWtn I.kp of tr Vd.

2S Hi r. com. 9 Mmvy Har pfd. 21 Mitrtrf Powit 2fi 't 2. Mrroll Fron 9 a Nut.

Rrr wfrifn ft 34 Nut. Rrcwprtm p. Natloniil St! C. Th prirn arc al'nvi th n'iotatinn Ogtivtf cf m. nn rnnh crRins at the time of clrmmc th ORdvifn pfd.

us 19 4.1h ii; 14 AA 7.1b lib' lfl.lh 7 TH 144 12 OA 7 '4 AS 14 3 3 10't, inoa 3 i 1 11 4 ll1. 12', lna Montreal Curb (OILER, HAMMOND NANTON) Open. High. Low. Clo.e Ahltlht com.

2'i 2T 21. 3 Abllibl pfd. 24', Aluminum 11.114 11.1 '4 114 114 Rrew. A Pl.t. 7b 7Wa A.

Oil 22 C. Packers 2ng Can. Brew. 4 '4 Can. Brew.

pfd. 4ifc Can. Malting 4nb Paper 1'4 1'4 AS Hi lom. egr. Tt Pom Eng Pominion Tar Dom.

Tar pfd Ponnacona Pom. Store. Fleet Aircraft Fra.er Cn. Fra.er V. T.

Ford of Can Watker pfd. Home OH Hydro Elee. 8c. Imperial Oil Int. Pete.

Inl. IMilllle, Int. tttllitte, "B'' Lake Sulphite Melchera com. Melrher. pfd.

Robert Mitchell 11 a.m. lis aoo. Noon 410.420. 1pm .1.11,170 2 pm. Total l.ooa.ooo.

32 9 ini A'4 10b 1 50 lab 20 3.ih 1A 1AH 2.1b 11'4 IIS 3nh Ha 10Oh Walkervllle Rrew. 170h SALES Bank Stocks 9 '4 10.1a 37.1a IA14 1A'i 23', a 11 '4 11'. 7a Wall Street Stocks (JAMES RICHARDSON A SONS) I Hlrh Low Ch'Kfl I Am. Tel Tet 1M IM't lftfti; 4 Anarnnda Copper 27 14 2', 2s iA. T.

Rant a Ke 1 MS ftfl 2 Bethlehem 8teel K2 1 1 Hi 1, Chryaler Corp 7P 77 77 Iron. Fdion NY. 2n 2.T4 notialaa Aircraft Al 1 li, 1 ru Pnnt de 1411', general Flertrlc .17 S7 'Oen. Foori Corp. A Ujeneral MMora 274 ft2 "4 1 Todyeaf Ttre T0 1 4V tf Cen.

R. 17 1H 1S Radio c. of a. 10S in feara, Roehurk at Stanrt O. of J.

rVT Vnlted AlrrraU Ruhber 4S'4 42S 42S fltMl 54 1 1, lOSLEB. HAMMOND 4 NANTON) n.nou. C.n.rii,nn i.h Sheep 2.000; good choiee spring Bank of commerce ii7h. Ul. .1 llmiu 1410.

loorlno. nnnd. "anK ot 1.10. UIMMIDCr D'AMn rr i td 1 iouk ine niacKinot ann Kain is now needed in the Teace nark or Nov. Scotia 2.mb 2.11a.

stlhdivis nns. hut sewhere Tlivnr i rnnire ei Royal Bank l.iSHh noa. SS.I POHTAillC AVK ,10 on 1,, 1 jii in ni ine normern crops are good. DOW JONES AVERAGES (James Richardson and Sons) JULY 30. 1943 i ou innusiriais mils utilities 11.00 a.m 119.4 Noon 13S.R0 1.00 p.m 1.18.

4fi 2.00 p.m 1. Preliminary close 137.25 Thursday's range: 30 industrials 20 Rails .15 Utilities Open 13S.R3 35.00 21.38 High 130.00 36.5H 21.60 Low 13R.28 35.S5 21.23 3R.04 .15.58 3.5.44 35.09 35.14 Close 130.41 3fi.0l 21.48 21.47 21.25 21.20 21.09 21.03 Change up 1.77 up .39 up J8 Banks Open Monday The banks and the livestock exchange will be open on Monday. The Grain Exchange, 'the Winnipeg Stock Exchange and stores, large and small, will be closed. Winnipeg Stocks Ipdu.trlala Op.n HirI) low Anplo. Canadian Olla 22 I Beaver Lumber old 2A neaver Lumber com.

41 Can. Amer. Truat 42a Flra Ina 4 A 1, I Canadian Indemnity Cdn. Invest Fund Creamerv p'd 19a ipom. Car.

S.10 pld. I Pom Epv Car. com. 2.1a 1.1a ISa 129 11H 11. S.I 3.1 2A 21 47; 2A 2aa 24 17a SI sa Montreal Stocks (OSLER.

HAMMOND 4 NANTONI Alcoma Pteel 10'4 A.he.tna 2.1', A.aoc. Prcw. 1 7 1 Alum ST, pfd. 101. 101 i Bathurat l.T.nb Rell ffel.

Co. Rrnainnn 2.1)4 C. Power 29 C. Power IBruck Ailk Bb Rulld. Producla 1A'4 1A Can.

Car A Fdrv. lni, 221 Fundamental Tru.t A Fundamental Tru.t Gl Weat Llf. A.anre. Grouped Income 7 a We.lern fin er, pfd. Ka 13 22 22 a 1.1 9'.

47 10a 14 A 2 4 AS 7a IS a 101S 101 Ha 2.114 2.1 4a as. western Grn, era 171 14 IAS We.tern Steel Prodncla In 'a a tnnipejr, p.iec. 11 B(d Am Kirk1nnd APf Rrork Burner Larrftr riifton Ton. rentt Hl Man Fnmward Flin Finn Fortv Four Franco Oil I.aKurrr McMarmsc Macnnt Conn. idufftt Iron Mn.rr Mnftm Hall Nfw Nut.

I Nfw AiiRiirila 'orhaii Nortfrn Tin Oklnd 0mlk, fnppf Paiapilm Port Coldweu Pr4idor Pronriptarv Qufhr Manltou Rand Malarttr SprinE fSturcmn Tompnon Lundmark Wxlfy Gold Youriu Davidson INDUSTRIALS C. Pulp Pulp pfd Brown ro. mm Brown ro Burns A Co, Rurnn Co. Federal Oram mm. KMral Oraln pfd Minn.

A Ontario Prnr Pulp Paper nfd Rid on 102 ro A on a 2, To. on 1,10 on 49 no f2 no A nn 4 an 4 SA i 40 Horn. Inv. 4rt par valua 12 00 Home Inv Part 10 NO Monarch Life 20', Paid SI 40 nr. Mt.

unlta Northern Tru.t. North Star Oil pfd. Trader. Build. Ann.

Cnited Grain Grnwera A We. tern Breuerlea We. tern nr.in pfd We. tern ifriln corn. A .10 12 on 4 10 on 1.1 on 4 2.1 IA 10 1 on HA nn 0 oo 12 so 2.1U 2.1 I VY InnlpeR Elec.

com. a v. 7 so J.i 19.7.1 AA on 7 00 BALE, Thiieaday Afternoon. 11. Central Manitoba Mine.

ion at nl Pomlnion Knv.lop. pfd.l at S.sn 00' Dominion F.nv.lopa com 5 at ft 50 Unlisted Stocks JAMES RICHARDSON 4V SONS MINES Fid Akd 7 9 11 13 11 13 '4 7 i 2 3 14 17 1 3 2 31 1 11 12 12 14 I 2 I 29 3A li ft 9 2 2R 34 37 31 9 12 3 4 33 3 3 40 Vi 4 23 2. I 22 23 32 34 12 14 2 4 .1 2A 30 I li on 7n nn 7 01 3.1 oo li oo A 2.1 3 2.1 an no 7'i 23 9 nn 3 A oo Alberta Oils (By L. W. HICKS CO.) 12 on 7.1 oo 2 20 3A 00 11 .10 7.2.1 3 10 1 00 Ai, on P2 on 38 00 Julv an.

1943. 131, a Anaconda. 4i: Anglo Canadian. 7S 109', a A. P.

141,. Brown. 0: British Dominion. A2. Calmonl oc.oc.

i ce. Produce Market PrlcM on butter ind tgn until furthir notlre will those mipplld Th Trihuni) hv th secretary of th adviwiry commit. te or tha Dairy MAniifftcturtra' Auocta ti n. Creamery Butter 311,4 Th foiiowlnr prirei hy Wtnnlnef Whotn. lem.

hnnia rnvernment crtds delivered at Winnipeg, raaeg rturnd: Eoqi Vde, larce, per dnyen fi' ade. medium per doien Orade. per flown ,2. Grane. per .22 Nnte: Prtcee hrlnir pmd h.

rountry hiiytng tatiom on cent lens than above pricea. Poultry fT.tve, delivered Fnl, 5 ibn and over 17 Fowl, 4 .1 lhii Pnwl. tinder 4 lht. .11 Rmtler Old Roontera in Chtrkens 18 Vegetables 'mported pamley. drnren 1 nn Pepper, lb 3J, Tevaa new rarrott.

JSO ib halt Wi I'alifnrnM celery, per ca Texas tomatoes, rana ftfl pntatoen. 7.S lb. $nrk 1.7ft Manitoba fptnarh. 20 th. 17ft C.

hfad lettuce. raa 7. AO Not ire lout notire (OR.ih. nark Two 4t lh. nacka Flour Price 1 itihjeel to thane; wlth 2 Retail prtren to conaumpra from stock Hldea Oreen bidea, 2ft S0 per lh.

Iflreen hiden. over SO per lb. I Green bull hloea, per lb. tOreen kip skms. lft 2ft per lb i Green calf Pkln up to 1ft per lb.

Green imra hides, over 4ft INNIPEG AND GRAIN FRIDAY, JULY SO, 19 Too Mony Cr assets: Under Pressure Market Wavers To Lower Level UNION STOCKYARDS, Winnippjr and St. Boniface, July SO. Receipts consisted of 200 cattle, 50 calves, 115 hops and 10 sheep and lambs with 20 cattle nn IhrouRh hlllinR. With approximately 350 rattle listed for aale, the trade was a cleanup, with bids on both killing classes no better than Heady. Apart from certain grades of heifer and steers, which escaped any aharp price overhauling, all slaughter material has moved into substantially lower ground, with values 50 to 75 cents below the best selling of last week and an ocra.

sional even larger break. Tlain to medulm irtoeker values have a vastly different complexion this week. These classe, are winding up a atrong SO to 75 renin lower with the outlet generally restricted. Shippers would be well advised not to liquidate too many inferior light fleshed rattle as these will unquestionably sell to veiy poor advantage if liberal arrivals continue. The calf market was nope too strong, be.t handweight walerj selling from $13 to $13.50 and plain to medium calves from $9 to $12.

The hog market held unchanged, Bl dressed hoes earnino. JHn to $16 with lights and feeder $11.75 nve weignt. There was no appreciable ehajige to the lamb Tnarket Vinvr. dering for good lambs with burks discounted $2 per cwt LIVeSTOCK QUOTATIONS UNION STOCK TARPR. Ronlf.e.

Man. July 30. up to 1,050 iba. (Dey Fd) cnnl ii7 Good Medium Common Steara, ov.r 1050 Iba. Cholc.

Good Medium Hooa a Bl B2 B3 .1 2iu. rnrnmonw.e8l,n Pft I ITvl.a U. Kxtra Hraviei 40a 314 41a 7A 12a 7 SAa Dalhotisie, 41'i 44; psvica, I2. lR' b. Koothills.

1.50." flroase t'ree k. 2. JliKhwood. 12'3 Home Oil. 75; Ilomrstrnd, f.

l.nv,rv 311 40 iriwi No. 1 owa No. 1 Vwa Nn. 1 owa No. 2 MRhm Rirtfellngi Madison.

3: MArvel. 4: MrDotigall 5v Segur Mercurv Mill I City, fi: Mnrlel. 23 2,1. National Pole, 11. OkallA.

it). Parana. SS: Thillipa Pole. 4 S. Rnyalitf.

Royal Canadian. Spooncr. 7, Sunset, South West Pcto. 30 3S. Turner Valley, 30a.

t'nltrd. 7' Vanalta. Vulcan. 2.1 30. Wollinglnn, 2.

Lambt flood Sprlnj Common Burks Sheep o)d Hevle Inort Handyweicht Common TtaJ rattlr Calves flood and Chotre common A Medium Oranaer Total ralvet RI AO P2 Rl .07 (ri .10 I C2 .11 C.T iPl Lambs be earh l.oo to I. so njr Green hore hides, under 4ft PI lbs. each 2 00 to 2 SO'ljEht Drv hiden, all weifhts. la and 2's. prr lb Horita hair tall rombtnaa Home hair tall clippings Horse hair mans Pen era root, per lb Sheep pelts, each Green hides and skina are suhteet to It.

perrent tare allowance. Cured hldea and flood handy weirhta Common all weights Hurka Sheep flood heavy flcWM. htinflir kt.li.ni. I Common fo rarlor drsttnatlon. Quotations re total sheep 4 lambs I on PS lb.

paten's. Hogs Heavy 12 Bl. Heavy I .50 to aft flows No. 1 .20 to .2.1 Sows No. 1 to .40 Feedara .20 to 25,000 acrps.

Callla, g30; 11 .10 11 25 10 11) li 2., 00 0.75 (Dry F.dl,. li lj on 1 1 .10 lo on common oa Heifers Cholc. Good Medium Common F.d Calvea Dry Fed. Hholc. 3ood Medium Cowa Good Medium Cannera and Cutters Bull.

Good Common Stacker A Feeder tteer'a Good Medium Common Stock Halfera lond Jommon Stock Cowa rinod Common Milkers and Springers ii! Veal Calve. Inod and Choice Common and Medium jraaaars 11 .10 10 2.1 9 on 8.10 12 2.1 11.21 10.00 17.1 7 2.1 .10 2.1 7., 10 10 2A 9 no no 7.60 7 no Ann 12 2.1 11 2.1 7J 11.71 11 2.1 in on 79 13 00 12 00 11.00 .10 A .10 7 00 10 00 11 00 10 Of I 10 lo na 8 .10 a oe a sa 80 00 110.H 12 10 14 on 7 10 12 oo 00 12 00 1 00 per heart rem lft.7ft 100 1.00 par head dUe lft 7ft 100 1 i.0 per head 1if 1 1 per head dinf 2 00 per brad dine 2 00 per head ritt? 2.00 per head dint 2 ftO per head rttm 3 00 per head dinr 2 00 per cwt. Hist 2.00 per cwt. div 12 7ft per twt. 12 7ft per rwt.

drmed 12 7ft per cwt. dren frt 12.7ft per twt. drvraed l.ftO per head d'nr on per head dice Market Valna Market Value 11. 7 12 25 t'NlOV STOCK YARDS. Man July 2P, lt43; fradtn)t.

Salen Chotra I 1 flood 14S Medium 121 Common steers ever 1,050 Iba. Choica lood Medium Common Heifers Choica Good Medium Common Fed Calves fVwid Medium Cows Oood Medium Common cannra and Cutters Rutti Oood Common 1M 24 13 AS 32 ins lot (M M7 79 3 IS D4 201 Stocker A Feeder Steers flood 4ft Common 431 Stock Cowa 4 Heifers fjood 124 common P2 Milkers 4 Springers 7 4m ant 35A 714 10,1 na 221 12.1 14 00 14 00 00 li on 12 00 12 00 4 nn a nn a no 7 00 I 90 St. Boniface, B'jlk of Sale. High. Iba S12 12 7.1 11.10 12 21 10.00 11 00 e.oo 12 M) 12 7.1 1 1 .10 12 2.1 in on 1100 50 11.10 11 7s 10 2.1 11 2.1 on in on 8.00 8 75 12 10 1.1 00 11.50 12 2.1 in.no H.on T1 7S 10 8 111 7 on 7 2.1 8 no 8 73 no 'a .10 IM inno nnn 7 in A nn 7 no 81 00 119 00 1100 14 00 9 00 1 J.

,10 8 10 libit 14 00 17IIO A no 12 no 12 00 1.1 no 8 00 8 OO A .10 7. .10 i 10 4.00 13M Price Ranre 1 oft per head premi'm A 7ft to la no 1 oo per he.d 41 ii count 1ft 7ft to IS 00 l.ftfl per heart discount 1 ftO per head discount 2 oo per heart discount 2 00 per head discount 2 00 per head If fount 2 per heart discount 1 per heart discount 00 per head discount 2 oo per cwt discount Marke Valua 12 7ft per cwt. dressed 12 7ft per rwt. dreet 11.7ft to 12 00 alive The farmlne and cra7jnff land Kins orina one nrm prrmium over mP Arppntinn is slmnt PXrhtslvrlv shove less 5 percent tars allowance is BimnsT PXCIUSIPI trimmed in vpry InrRp holninffs a normal Prices and Trade Roarrt ECURITIES CORP. LIMITED MARGIN ACCOUNTS CARRIED STOCKS BONDS GRAIN HURON ERIE Bldg.

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