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VOL. CLXVIl. No. 176 THE GAZETTE. MONTREAL; MOXDAY.

JULY 25. 1938. i current sterling exchange rates, $4 94. Choice grades In broken PORT OF MONTREAL U.S. TO TAKE OVER DOLLAR LINE SHIPS N.A.

WHEAT MARTS IN QUIET DECLINE Winnipeg and Chicago Prices Turn Easier With Liverpool Irregular ARRIVED Net Tons. Ship. Nat. Master. Duchess ot York (Br C.

Richardson 11.821 Antonia (Br.) J. Evans 8,445 Cathcart (Br A. Leblanc 2.217 Beaverourn (Br.) E. J. Jones 6,000 Merula (Du.) H.

Van der Kooj 4,776 Sneaton (Br. 2,181 CLEARED Ship. Master. Net Tons Dorelian (Br.) R. C.

Young 4.0B9 Montclare (Br.) W. S. Brown 9,724 Cornwallis (Br D. McLeod 3.352 Pencarrow (Br.) P. Bond 2,955 Streonshalh (Br.) J.

J. Robinson 2 351 Tordene (Br.) E. Fear 2.G14 tailed expense which the company had difficulty in meeting. Finally, the wrecking of the President Hoover off Formosa last December deprived the line of one of its two most profitable vessels. Arctic Supply Ship Loading Vancouver, July 24 The Arctic supply ship Fort Ross was in Vancouver today loading a year's reserve supplies which she will carry via the Bering Strait to the mouth of the Mackenzie River.

The Fort Ross reached Vancouver Friday after a 6,500 mile trip from Lunenberg, Nova Scotia, by way of the Panama Canal. The ship, built by the Hudson's Bay Company to carry freight and supplies to Company posts along the Westen. Arctic Coast, is equipped with two-way short-wave radio. The Fort Ross is under command ben. Out 10 30 a Tyrif jord iv.

a La Martre. 263 Cloudv. northwest. In 7.30 a.m. Coronation.

Cape Magdalen, 299 Out 930 a.m. Newton Moore. Fame Point. 330 In 11 30 a.m. Bcche-vilie.

Out noon. Zuricnmoor. Comeau Bay, 190 Left in 5.45 am Sable I. Shelter Bay, 272 In 9 a.m. Matane and Gaspesia.

Left in 4 a.m. Snelter Bay. Arrived out 2 a.m. Chemong. North Sydney, 575 In 7 a.m.

Mirlo abeam Scatari. Sydney, 595 Left In 10.15 am. Lerwick bound Three Rivers. Belle Iile, 739 In 8 JO a.m. Linden-fels 250 miles east.

Out 8.30 a.m Cairnvalona. MONTREAL AND ABOVE Lachine. 8 Cloudy, calm. Eastward 11 a.m. Jos.

P. Burke, 1.43 ajn. Tre-nora, 1 p.m. Troisdoc. Cascades.

21 Cloudy, calm. Up 9.50 a.m. Soreldoc, 10.50 a.m. Barne, 1 p.m. Sarniadoc.

Coteau, 33 Cloudy, calm. Up 10.20 a.m. Keywest, 1 p.m. Pinebay, 1.30 p.m. Crawford and tow.

Cornwall, 62 Cloudy, southwest. Up 9.10 a.m. J. A. McDougald, 11.30 a.m.

OCEAN IN POET. quotations in brackets.) No. 1 Man. Nor. Atlantic, August 1.17 (1.17).

No. 3 Man. Nor. Atlantic, August 1.12', (1.13'2I. No.

2 U.S. hard winters, sample Gulf shipment 51 (51'i. S. soft white Pacific, loading Argentine Barusso. August .98 Australian afloat SV, Indian choice Karachi, July Russian new-crop, July (MVi)- Local Wholesale Prices Cash prices: No.

1 northern wheat $1.10 No. 2 northern wheat 1.08 No. 3 northern wheat 1.04 No. 3 C.W. oats .47 No.

1 feed oats 46 No. 1 feed oats .56 Per bushel basis track. Montreal ex-store. Spring wheat flour: First patents $5 95 Second patents 6.45 Bakers' patents 6.25 Per bbl. in 98-lb lute bags, delivered Montreal freight points, less 10c for cash Winter wheat flour: Choice grades In car lots per bbl 3 45 to 3 55 FROM MONTREAL July 29 'ANTONIA Ply, Havre, London Aug 5 'LETITIA fast.

L'p'l, G'gow Aug 5 'AUSONIA Ply. Havre. London Aug 12 'ANDANIA G'gow. B'f t. L'p'l Aug.

12 'ALAUN1A Ply, Havre. London Aug 19 'ATHENIA B'fast, L'p'l. G'gow Anff 19 'Aim ANITA Plv HVr. Lonrtnn Aug 26 'ANTONIA G'gow, B'fast, L'p'l Aug. 26 'ASCANIA Ply, Havre.

London 2 'AUSONIA Plv Havre London I ..,,,1 it. 4 'LETITIA B'fast. L'p'l. G'gow Sent aepi. 1 -LtiiiiA last.

L. i. gow Sept. 9 'ANDANIA G'gow. B'f't.

L'p'l Sept 9 'ALAUNIA Ply, Havre, London JULY 23 AND 24. From. Agents. Liverpool Canadian Pacific Liverpool Cunard White Star B.W.I. Canadian National Antwerp Canadian Pacific Houston Furness Withy Swansea Canadian Import JULY 23 AND 24.

For. Cardiff Liverpool B.W.I Sorel Queenstown. Charleston Agents. Man Cunard White Star 443 Canadian Pacific 442 Canadian National 447 Montreal Shipping Montreal Shipping Montreal Shipping Arents Bert.1 Manz Line Viekers J. Brock Shipping Co Jetty 2 Canadian Import Sect.

71 Shipping Limited Sect, low County Line Shed 18 T. W. Tinmouth Sect. 57 McLean Kennedy Shed 15 Cunard White Star Shed 3 Shipping Limited Sect, lie Furness Withy Shed 16 Shipping Limited Viekers Elder Dempster Shed 26 Canadian Import Sect. Itfe Shipping Limited Shed 25 Furness Withy Shed 4 Manz Line Shed 11 McLean Kennedy Sect.

58 Line Canadian Import Shipping Limited McLean Kennedy Canadian Pacific Cunard White Star Canadian National Canadian Pacific Furness Withy Canadian Import Left. Due. July 20 todav July 23 Quebec, Thursday July 22 Saturdav July 22 Sunday July 22 Sunday WIST LVDIES. Left Due. July 19 Southampton, tomorrow July 22 Plymouth.

Saturdav July 23 Liverpool, Sunday Ship Master. Net l'nns Can Challenger A. S. 3.331 L. A.

Christensen 2.51S Mansepool H. R. Clark 3.045 Merchant Royal 3.112 Hada County Garmann 2.9.S6 Adamas Costis 2,470 City of Birmingham E. G. Chapman 3,403 Athenia J.

Cook 8,196 Simonburn Marshall 3.242 Man. Citizen G. M. Mitchell 3.009 Hheingold 3,027 Calgary J. Exley 4.486 Carslogie Gentles 2.317 City oi Glasgow A.

Kinley 3.401 Cairnglen A. W. Moiling 3,024 City of Pittsburg Butler 4.719 Torr Head M. Heddles 3.046 Braeholm B. Olsson 3,367 Kingswood Row 3.110 Sierstad S.

Andresen 5,969 Brynhild C. Brissch 1,345 Duchess of York C. Richardson 11.821 Antonia J. Evans 8,445 Cathcart A. Leblanc 2.217 Beaverburn E.

J. Jones 6,000 Merula H. Van der Kooj 4,776 Sneaton 2,181 PASSENGER LINER MOVEMENTS (Dates Fnrnthed by Agents.) FOR MONTREAL. YORK. Left.

Due. July 16 today July 19 today July 16 today FROM MONTREAL to GLASGOW to BRISTOL CHANNEL 1'Delilian Julv 29 Sulairia. Aug. 12 Ibakotian Aug 12 Norwegian Aug. 3t Refrigerated tFreight only 230 Hospital Street (MA.

5651) or 1312 Sherbrooke St. W. (PL. 6935); or any Steamship Agent Ship Acents From Duchess of Atholl, C.P.R. New York Imp.

of Britain, C.P.R. Southampton Duch. of Richmond. C.P.R.. Liverpool Letitia, Cunard W.S Glasgow Ausonia Cunard W.S.

Southampton FOR EUUOl'lS AND Ship. Agents From Empress of Australia. C.P.R. Quebec Aurania. Cunard W.S.

Montreal Montreal Montclare, C.P.R. Ship. Agents. Carinlhia, Cunard W.S. Europa N.G.L Veendam, total cost of $15,000,000, the liners President Hoover and President Coolidge.

The once-prosperous Dollar line has for the past few years been in serious financial difficulties. The SUMMARY WEEK Net 1938 chge Low Sales. Stock Div. I 82 82 Ul 115 1. Br.

pf "1.50 7 1. Coal 10,044 1. Nickel, 1,313 Int. FOR NEW From. Liverpool Bremen Rotterdam 25 8.00 120 I 2.00 524 "1.50.

2614! 90 Int. Power 5 102: Do. 6.00 78141 1,935 L. of the W. 174 40 Lang.

.70 12141 5 Lindsay 4 50MaeK. S. tt 60 6,241 Massey-Harris 10141 4,200 McC. .40 unch.l unch. lil unch.i Vol 2 3 I 2 16 I 11 11 HI 23,4,1.15 17 I 15 166 I 147 13b! 7 I 1 2,923 Mont.

l.aO 111 M. Tram. 9.00 1.701 2.00 2751 Do. 1.75 Stl. Car, tt 8.702 Noranda, tt Stl.

pfd. 875 0gilvie. 1.00 unch. Va 338! 273,4 314 57 214 38 714 107 I 861a Hi 1 16i 9 44! 16141 41 I 1714! 30 I 20 I 106 I 10 19 I 4'i 4 I 1014! 1714 2 7 30 714 1814 9 90 9 11 214 114 unch. 25 1 Do.

7.00 155 1 155 265 Ont. Steel 10 10 2 0tt. El. 1.60 24 15 0tt. Power, 6.00 82 501 Do.

5,00 100 100 3.00 49 I 48 lots cer Obi. 3 55 to 1.89 White corn flour per in jute bags, delivered to the trade, less 10c ior cash, carlots 468 broken lots 4 80 Miliieed: Bran 24 2J Shorts 25.25 Middlings 30.23 Per ton carlot or mixed carlot quantities, delivered in Montreal freight ooints less 25c for casn Brewers dried grain, wholesale, $21 per ton; retail, $23 per ton. Rolled oats bag of 80 lbs delivered to the trade $3.15 which includes sales tax. Baled hay: Extra No 2 timothy $1151 Wins German Grand Prix Adenau, Germany, July 24. (IP)- Richard Seaman of Great Britain won the German Grand Prix today over the Nuerburg course before 350,000 spectators.

Driving a Mercedes-Benz, Seaman covered the 3U miles of intricate course in the Elfel mountains in three hours, 51 minutes and 46.1 seconds, averag-aging 80.4 miles an hour. nmiiajaaai Aug Aug. AuS FROM NEW YORK 1 LACONIA G'way, B'fast, Lpl 3AQUITANIA Ch'b'g, S'mptoa 6 BRITANNIC Cobh, S'mpton, Havre, London Aug EEN0 Ch'b'g. S'mptOB Au G'gow. Dublin.

L'p'l Au8 17 AQUITAN1A Ch'b'g. S'mptoB Aug 19 SCYTH1A G'way. B'fast. L'ol Aug 20 GEORGIC. Cobh.

Southampton. Havre. London Au? 24 MARY Ch'b'g. S'mpton Aug. 26 LACONIA G'way, Dublin, L'p'l Aug 31 AQUITANIA Ch'b'g.

S'mpton Aug 31 AQUITANIA Ch'b'g. S'motoii Sept. 4 FRANCONIA SePl- 4 BRITANNIC Cobh. S'mpton, Havre, Londoa Canada Mediterraneo Joint Services to Mediterranean Ports Fast Direct Service from Montreal S.S. Capo Noli Aug.

8 Accepting Cargo fcr St. John's, Nfld. Taking Cargo For Marseilles, Genoa, Naples, Messina, Palermo. Cargo Accepted On Through BLadin For Black Sea and Near East Ports. Good Accommodation For Passengers, Agents: Montreal Shipping Co.

Ltd. 124 Corisfine Bldg. Montreal Tel. PL. 953! CANADA AFRICA FROM MONTREAL M.V.

"ELIN Aug. 1 Calling at Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, East London, Port Natal, Lourenco Marques end Beira. Via New York. COSMOPOLITAN NAVIGATION COMPANY OF CANADA LTD. Agents: MONTREAL SHIPPING Coristina Building Montreal Phone PL.

9531. Manchester Liners Ltd. Manchester From From Manchester Montreal July 9 tM. Citizen July 28 July 16 tM. Rejlment Ang.

4 July 23 tM. Division Aug. 11 July 30 Port Auj. 18 Aug tM. Commerce Aug.

2S Accommodation tor Passengers Cairo -Thomson Line (Calm Line ot Steamships Ltd.) Newcastle ond Leith From East From Coast Purts Montreal July I fCalrnglen July 27 Julv 22 Calrnesk Aug. 10 July 29 ttCatrnmona Aug.lt Aug. 5 tCairnross Aug. 24 Accommodation lor Passenger! tCold Storage xAlso Loads tor Dundee. BRISTOL CITY-DOMINION LINE Joint Service CARDIFF.

HKISTOL SWANSEA From Bristol From Channel Montrtal July 13 tBrlitol City Aug. July 30 INew VorU City Am. 22 Aug. 11 tUo.ton City Sept. tfan Ventilation.

Vancouver St. Lawrence Line Victoria and Vancouver From Montreal Bonnington Court Aug. 12 Newfoundland Canada Steamships Ltd. Sydney, St, Plerro. St.

John's, Nfld. From St. From John's Nfld. Montreal July 22 Ball Me July 29 Aug. Btlle Iilo Aug.

11 III St. Sacrament SL MA. 1223 H- 23 Maritime Commission to Continue Company's Trans-Pacific Services TO PAY OFF CREDITORS Expenditure of About Expected as Ships in Need of Reconditioning The United States MaritimeCom-mission will take over the ships and property of the Dollar Steamship Line and continue the company's trans-Pacific and round-the-world services as a Government concern. Announcement to this effect in New York followed closely upon the report that the Commission would take over the ships of the Munson line, now in the South American service, and operate them between Seattle and the Orient. With the Dollar ships, the American Government will thus become one of the most important shipowners of the Pacific.

It is understood that the Commission contemplates the exendi-ture of about $4,000,000 for paying off the creditors of the Dollar company and reconditioning the ships. All of the latter, with the possible exception of the President Coolidge, are said to be in need of improvement. Later, the Commission plans to meet Japanese competition on the trans-Pacific run with the construction of three sister ships to the President Coolidge, which, with a speed of 20 knots, would provide a fortnightly schedule. For the round-the-world service, the Commission plans to build seven or eight cargo ships, with a sea speed of 16 knots. The ships which the Commission is taking over were purchased from the United States Shipping Board, in 1925 and 1926.

The Dollar Line in addition constructed, at STOCK MARKET Last High, Low, sale Sales. Stock Div STOCKS 5 Acme G. 6 50 70 I 265 ".60 10'M lOlil Alberta Grain 4 i'2 3 I 16 1 10 I 25 Amal. Electric 161Assoc. 3,940 Bathurst, tt 2,620 Bawlf Grain 101 Do.

pfd 217 Bell Tele 8.00 6,547 Brazilian, 1.00 580 B.C. Pw. 2.00 215! Do. 1,550 Bruck Silk 15Bldg. Pr, "2 00 Cement 148; Do.

6.50 275 C. Forg tt 310 C. N. 1.20 Steamship 1,3361 Do. tt 810 C.

Bronze, 1.50 Car 2,2951 Do. 1.75 Can. Celanese 151 Do. 7.00 Converters 320'C. F.

"1.60 5,625 C. Ind Ale. A Do. 235 Can. Loco Pac.

Ry. S.OM'Cockshutt Plow "1.00 2.00 6,640 D. Bridge 1.20 225 D. Coal 1.50 55 D. Glass, 5.00 16.803 D.

S. C. 3,685 Dom. Tar 5i Do. pfd 5.50 150 D.

Textile, 5.00 100 Eastern Dairies 500 1.60 HO Enamel Heat. 840 Eng. Elec. 900 Foundat. tt 519 Gatineau 416: Do.

5.00 20! Do. Rts 11,777 Gen. Stl. Wares 345' Do. pfd.

50 Goody, 2.50 455 Gurd, tt 25 Do. 7 00 3,824 Gypsum 1,055 Hamil. Bridge 2,501 Hollinger, ".65 1,971 Howard Smith Do. 6.00 1,370 Hud. B.

tt 3,881 Imp. Oil, ".50 3,379 Imp. .40 501 Do. 29.2c 90,1. "1.50 16 1 15 '2 loni 2', 29 I I62141 162'V 13 12: 12Tki- 31 Vi 5 4'i 54 '2 11 ,4 31 "4 1 4 11 95 13 18 4 15 V' 39 29 12 91 11 14'al 14 Vi 18 I 4 I 16141 41 I 17T.I 18 414 16 I 40 I 17 30 15 "2 96 9 17 334 3 10 Vi 62 I 29-i4! I 15 I 3 I 2Til 10 7 I 60 I 15 3UI 10 7Vi; 13 16341 15' 16141 39 I 323,4 39 1834 18i! 184! 100 I 16141 914! 82 I 65 I 8141 1 I 16 3 11 I 16 12 100 100 1 1611 15'4 734 914! 65 8 1 1535 3 8 14 65 11 83'4 83 4141 41! 8314! 414! 10 7714 55 8 1 '10'4' 771i 56 I 8 75 56 71 106 I 7'il lil 15 I 1714! 95 I 31 I 17141 15, 23 I 9 1 15 1 1712! 31 17 1554' 28 I 28 Last Sales.

Stock Div. High. Low, sale, STOCKS 11.276xAbitib 414 334 4 27 2,6451 xDo. pfd. 28, 2614 10 xDo.

C. of 150 Aluminium 455 Bathurst B. 38 11214 414 41 I 11234; 11214! 4,656 Beauharnois 314 414 lOBeld. Cor. pf, pf.

7. 129 25 Brew. D. tt S3; 1,663 B.A. Oil, 1.00 213,4 214 2114 13 85 34 107 2 21 48 B.C.

Packers 13 390 "1.50. 85 430.XC. Malt. "1.50 34 13 C.N. Pr.

pf. 7.00 10714 Brew. 385i Do. pfd. 2.00 211i 13 80 4 1US 2 2014 a u.

inaus. a. tt 209 2: Do. pfd 164 Int. Inv.

1.00 825ixC. Marconi 1.65 1.00 1.00 1.65 1.45 zs C. P. P. Inv.

2 2 2 50 xDo. pfd, Viekers 8 8 10', 41 10 .20 1.75 3101 Do. pfd. 39 914 .20 41 10 Catelli pfd. .75..

600 xClaude Neon 2.475 C. Alcohol 210 Do. pfd. .40.. 20,634 xCons.

Paper 50 David F. tt Engln. ft Stores A. 1.295 xDo. Dair.

pf. 50 East. K. Pr. pfd.

19.903 Fairchlld 865 Fleet Air 10 ,20 1.60 1.70 414 414 714 5 3414 514 42 '5 42 514 814 1014 714! 614 I'M 71: 71 101 1 7 101: 71: 71i 10 141 440 xFord A. 1.00.. 201'. 1D14 19141 .50 1814! iiiu roreign aec. 1814 19 65' 414 io" 30 314 .90 nu rraser 3,5671 Do.

V.T 8 Freiman pfd, 23 Goodyear 100 Int. Paints 15 Int. Ulll. A. 2251 Do.

273 Lake St, John 915'xLake Sulphite lOOiMacken, Air 743 xMacL. Se P. pfd, imil 21 37 65 20 li 65 33 41! .90 .80 33 414 .90 1514 59 100 'B'4 18 15 63 B.UO 101 Melchers 1,50 100 4 141. ijiu. nJi LuiriH-ii, n.

in 85 Mtl. Rcfrlg J.OO 651 Do. pfd 45Page-l "4.00., 92'4 43 Pr. C. pf.

6.00 9814 1.00 1.00 1314 9214 (Hi 14 a 9214 88 14 414 7 4 I 48 i6i" znwue. Tele 4U1 or. ti. a 75 Rog. Majestic 4 4,300 xKoytllte, "1.00 49 iv narnit 8 64 S.C.P, pf, (100..

IfM! 108 7 Unit. See. I no in BM Walker, 4 00,... 45 43 lil 444 1R1. viiJinaincrvuiv, yy, z.uu 11.80 l.W l.lt a I 4 15 Do.

6.00 123 I 306 Pow tt 15 Bios 20 340i Do. pfd 54 I 675 Que. 1.00 183,1,1 55 Regent Knit tt 612 20Roll. V.T., 1.00 15'4 10' Do. 6.00 984! 83'Sag.

P. 5.50 102 6,415 St. Law Corp. 6'4 Do. tt Winnipeg, July 24.

435 Wheat prices moved narrowly in another dull session on the Winnipeg market Saturday. An easy trend was in evidence most of the day and final quotations were i-l cent lower. Little Canadian wheat export business could be traced, July closed at October 773,4, November 77U. and December Cash prices: Wheat No. 1 northern 101 li: No.

2 northern No. 3 northern No. 4 northern 83''2; No. 5 65; No. 6 59; feed No.

1 garnet 963; No. 2 garnet 933s: No 1 Durum 723i; No. 4 special 79'i; No, 5 special 62; No. 6 special 58; track 92; screenings 25. Oats No.

2 C.W. 39'i; No. 3 C.W. and ex-No. 1 feed 36'; No.

1 feed 347'; No. 2 feed 32i; No. 3 feed 29 track 37i. Barley No. 3 C.W." 46: No.

4 CW 43: No. 5 C.W. 42; No. 6 C.W. 41; track 468, Flax No.

1. C.W. 1451'a; No. 2 C.W. 141 li: No.

3 C.W. No. 4 C.W. track 144. Rye No.

2 C.W. 43. Range of futures: Open High. Low Close Wheat: July Oct. Nov.

Dec. Oats: July Oct. Dec. Barley: 101 102 79'i 101 77 77 76 39 34 101 77 77 76 39 34 32 47 45 45 77 77' 77 77 39'i 39a 35 July 43 46 43 48 47 36 Oct. Dec Flax: July 145 146 48 Oct Hve: July Oct.

Dec. 49 50 58', 51 49 50 51 Chicago Grain Market Chicago, July 23 P) Wheat dropped another cent today and the declining market, dominated by a big 1938 United States harvest despite other day-to-day trade developments, was back where it was at the end of May. Prices flirted with the lowest quota tions in five years. Trade news was a mixture of optimistic and pessim istic crop comment, discouraging ex port business and uncertainty regarding the amount of new wheat which will be held off the market temporarily by Government loan acceptance However, there was nothing startling to excite outside speculative interest, in lieu of which hedging sales pre dominated and forced the steady, quiet decline. I he market closed at the session low point, with wheat to 1 cent lower.

Cash prices: Wheat No. 1 red 71; No. 1 hard 71-72; No. 1 yellow hard 71-72i; No. 2 mixed 68-69.

Corn: No. 5 mixed 57; No. 1 yellow 59-60; No. 1 white 60. Oats: No.

1 grey 27; No. 1 mixed 25; No. 2 tough 25; No. 1 white 26-27; rye No. 2, 53; buckwheat No.

2. 2.15-2.40 soy beans No. yellow 94; barley, 32-50 nom. hange ot futures: open. High.

Low. Close, Wheat: Sept. Dec Mar. May Corn: Sept. Dec Mar.

May Oats: Sept. Dec 70- 72- 73 14- 59 53-58 60 23 26 70 72 73 74 59 53 69 71 72 73 72 73 58 57 58- 57-57 59 24 26 27 89 84 84 49 51 53 60 59 25 26 23 24 2i 27 May 28 Soy beans: July Oct 84 Dec Rye: Sept. 50 Dec 52 May 50 52 49 51 Liverpool Wheat Market Liverpool, July 23 Wheat futures ended quiet, lower to higher. Moderate realizing cut earlier gains on buying of distant positions and less favorable Canadian advices. Closing wheat futures quiet.

July 8s 10d; Octiber 5s 9d; December 5s 7d. Today's per bushel wheat quotations, c.l.f. Liverpool, in Canadian funds at Alex McKay Boiler Works Boilers, Steel Plate Work, Tanks, Oxy. Acet. Welding, Ship Repairs.

2156 DeMontigny E. CH. 3838 24-Hour Service. Established 1891 Established 1876. Tel.

MA. 9264. Blaiklock Bros. Ltd 299-307 Common Street CUSTOMS BROKERS and FORWARDING AGENTS. Complete Customs Service and Cartage to Your Warehouse Storage in Bond or Free CANADA-STRAITS-JAVA SERVICE From Montreal M.V.

"TABINTA" August 6 Accepting ciju for tielawan Ueli I'enang, Port Swettenham. Hlngapore. Batavia, Cherlbon, Semarang, Soera- bay and Macassar. Through BsL Issued to all points In Straits Settlements, Netherlands Easi Indies and Slam. CCNARO WHITE STAR LIMITED Agents.

CANADA AFRICA From Montreal, Que. S.S. Calgary July 25 Calling at Sierra Leone, Capt Tuwn, Port Elizabeth, East London. Durban. Lourenco Marques and Belra.

Limited Passenger Accommodation. Elder Dempster Lines Limited 133 Board of Trad Building Montreal, Que. MA. 7541 (Olsen Ugelftad) Greof Lakes-Europe Direct T0 LONDON ANTWERP ROTTERDAM from SS ORNKFJEI.L July S7 Montreal S.S. CARNLLFJELL Aug, 10 TO LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER AND NORWEGIAN PORTS rrom S.S GLITRFFJELL Aug.

6 Montreal S.S, VANLt'J tXL Aug.JJ Limited Pauingar Accommodation for further particulars apply J. Brock Shipping Co. Inc. Koriiline 7J7J 5 Wt 47 11 21 16 9614 tt 75 58 4 .55 11; 7 75 1 13,4 114 13'4 64 1 4 39 I 20 I 103 16141 10 I 84 70 I 8141 7 unch. 3 114 1 41-35 I I I6 3 I 16 I 1215 3t 3 2 1 14 8614 2oSt.

L. 1.00 17 1,909 St. L. Pap. pfd.

5814 3,130 ".80 23 180 Sher. Williams 16 10' Do. 7.00 of Captain R. J. Summers, who was on board the ill-fated Fort James when she was nipped by ice last AUgUSt.

Europa Docks Today Captain William H. J. Oxenham, sightless war veteran of Sussex, England, is arriving in New York today in the North German Lloyd liner Europa to play in the Western Open Golf Tournament at Cleveland, Ohio. In spite of his blindness, Capt. Oxenham's golf scores are consistently in tne lo Bus.

Other passengers in the Bremen include Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, who won her eighth Wimbledon championship this year; Captain Bob Bartlett, polar explorer, and George McAneny, chairman of the new v0rk worlds Fair. Belgian Minister Arriving Baron Robert Silvercruys, Belgian Minister to Canada, is among the passengers in the French Line steamer He de France, which is due sister. Mrs. Suzannp Silvprcmvs Farnam, the well-known lecturer and sculptress.

500 Sail in Athenia Carrying some 500 passer gers, a record July sailing for the line, the Donaldson liner Athenia was scheduled to sail from Montreal at daybreak this morning. The vessel's departure was held over from Friday to enable several groups of British tourists, who arrived in the ship last Monday, to spend three extra days in Canada. Parties sailing in the Athenia included 30 members of the Unionist Party, led by Col. A. D.

Maclnnes Shaw, D.S.O.; members of the Workers' Travel Association: a group of Overseas League members and a tour under the direction of Capt. W. D. Short. Vessel Movements Halifax Ship Report ARRIVED.

John W. McKay, July 23, from sea. John w. MacKay, 24, from sea. Lady Nelson, 24, from Saint John.

SAILED. Victolite, 23, for Quebec. Ulva, 23, from Norfolk, Va. Koll, 23, from Cartagena. Saint John Ship Eeport ARRIVED.

Manchester Exporter, 23, from Hamp- iun jiuaus. RATTvn Ernst L. M. Russ, 23, for Koenigsberg." Fort William Eeport Fort William. Julv 53T Cleared.

July 23: A)joraiI, Buffalo and Port Colborne. wheat, harlev: doc, Goderieh, wheat: Deenwater Montreal, wheat, oats; Huronic, Duluth; Hamonic. Sarnia: Kepwalin Port McNicolI; passengers and freight! Vancouver Report ARRIVED. Fort Ross, 22, from Dayspring, N.S. SAILED.

Empress of Canada. 22, for Orient. Sofie Bakke 22. for Eurone. Anglo Indian, 22, for United Kingdom.

wiuiviRcii, ior jtiigau. Vessel Movements ARRIVED. Pilsudski, Copenhagen, 23, from New 1 Ml A. Statendam, Plymouth, 23, from New York. Caledonia, Glasgow, 22, from New York noiieraam, laiunn, 23, from New York.

SAILED. Gripsholm, New York, 23, for Gothenburg. Southern Cross, Trinidad, 22, for New York. President Harding, Cobh. 23 for New York.

California, Glasgow, 22. for New York. American Banker, London, 22 for New York. Santa Lucia, Valparaiso, 22, foe New York. Hansa, Southampton, 22, for New York.

Hansa, Cherbourg, 22, for New York. muuicrey, ayaney, zi lor Los Angeles. Saturnia, Patras. 22, for New York. Brittannic, Cobh, 24, for New York.

American Shipper, New York, 23 for Liverpool. Champlain. New York. 23. for Havre.

Georgic, New York, 23, for London. Nieuw Amsterdam, New York, 23, for Rotterdam. Rex, New York. 23, for Genoa. Fort Amherst, New York, 23, for Halifax.

Southern Prince, New York, 23, for Buenos Aires. Santa Clara, New York, 23, for Valparaiso. San Jacinto, New York, for San Juan. Quirigua, New York, 23, for Cristobal. Oriente, New York, 23, for Havana.

Munargo, New York, 23, for Havana. Signal Service Eeport SATURDAY 3.30 P.M. MONTREAL TO QUEBEC. Longue Pointe, 8 Cloudy, calm. In 11.20 a.m.

Oakton, noon Sinfonia, 1.05 p.m. Cathcart, noon C.G.S. Berthier. uui noon iintamette. Cap St.

Michel, 14. Cloudy, light south. Out noon Bulkarier, 12.20 p.m. Montclare. Sorel, 39 Cloudy, northeast.

In 9.50 S.m. C. W. Caldwell. 12 35 m.

Pran- queltn; arrived In 10.25 a.m. Afrika, 1 p.m. Arldane. Left in 1145 a.m. Key-bar, 12.30 p.m.

Maplcheath. Out noon Dorelian; arrived out noon Marguer- 11C 1, HIJU LOW, Three Rivers, 74 Cloudy, calm. In 11.35 a.m. N. P.

Clement, 1.18 p.m. Wanstead. Pointe Cltroullle, 84 Cloudy, light northeast. Grondlnes, 98 Cloudy, northeast. Out 10.10 Gaspe County and Rose Helene, 11.20 a.m.

Comle Charlevoix, 11.35 a.m. Nordlys, noon Starwcll, 1 p.m. Banshee. St. Nicholas, 127-Cloudy, east.

In 10.50 i.m, Thordoc. Quebec, 139-Raln, eafit. In 10.18 i.m. Alhsund, 11.20 a.m. Baden.

Arrived out 9.50 a.m. Maurice 10.33 a.m. Raymond 1.25 a.m. Mlron 11.33 a m. JaTJgo Hart.

GULP, St. Jean d'Orleans. 14-Raln. east. In 12 50 a.m.

yacht Ramler II; 1 p.m., An-Ionia; 1 p.m. Prescodoc and Roseburn; lIJS, Conlscllffe Hall; 12.30 p.m. Shekatlka Out 9.25 a.m. St. Lawrence; io.IS a.m.

Portwell. Arrived out 9.35 a.m. yacht Le Normand. tape fcaimnn, 82 Cloudy, east. In a m.

Stanley I. 11 an vt Out 7.30 a.m., Auran 9.23 a.m.Kevviv Pointe Noire, 103 Out 3 a.m. A. Bouchard: 7 a T.aar- 11 t- dniimac. Port A frail.

139 Arrli.rf Lunilby. Father Point trik rimirfv 9 am. Merula 60 mi! ii- am a.m. vok miles ait; 11 a.m. ficiiwi-1 It Waterloo, noon MeadcliHe Hall, 12.40 p.m.

Meaford. Dickinsons, 72 Cloudy, light west. Eastward 1 p.m. John O. McKellar.

Up 10.10 a.m. Surewater, 10.40 a.m. Grey Beaver. 11.10 a.m. Simcolite, noon Transiter, 12.35 p.m.

City of Hamilton, 1.30 p.m. Sheldon Weed. Galops, 99 Cloudv, southwest. Eastward 10.30 a.m. J.

B. Richards, 11.15 a.m. Newbrundoc, 11.25 a.m. Rapids Prince. Up 11.40 a.m.

Acadialitc. Port Weller. 298 Eastward 10.40 a.m Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, 11.45 a.m Westmount. Port Colborne. 321 Clear, south.

Eastward 1105 a.m. Saskatoon. Up 10 a.m. Ashcroft, 11.55 a.m. Sarnolite and Royalite; left up 9 a.m.

G. A. Tomlinson. LONDON FEATURED BY DOLLAR, GOLD H'9hest Since APril' 1937 Heavy Turnover in Gold (Wireless to The New York Times and The Gazette.) London, July 24. Outstanding in financial London this week have been the rise of the dollar to the highest sterling value since April of last year and the largest turnover of gold in any similar period for more than a year.

The strength of the dollar developed despite repeated official denials that negotiations are or have been taking place regarding currency stabilization. Such rumors once started are difficult to arrest. They still persist in some quarters but gradually are losing their influence and are being replaced by other and more concrete factors. Among these most importance is being attached to America's large and steadily increasing export surplus, the continued European investment in the United States securities and the renewed distrust of European affairs. It became clear recently that, while authorities here and in Ihp United States are anxious that sterling shall not suffer from unfounded rumors of impending stabilization at something like the old parity, they are not disposed to offer undue resistance to the natural influences at present operating' against sterling.

It is fairlv clear that buying of dollars is now in Drosress on a considerable scale and that such demand is arising rather earlier man usual Because there are some who believe still that sterling eventually must eravitate tn ahnnt its old parity. It is, in fact, commonly ut-nevea mat tne united States is prepared to recoenize the fart that the dollar long has been under valued against sterling and that good joint policy would be to allow sterling to return to its old parity by easy stages. Had the British authorities wished to give sterling greater support than actually has been afforded they could have done so by allowing the premium at which the sterling price of gold has been maintained at the American parity to run off. This im-mediately would start once more arbitrage gold shipments to the United States and provide an effective offset to commercial and other demands for dollars. That they have not adopted this policy is regarded as clear evidence that the authorities here are not disturbed greatly by sterling's weakness and are giving only sufficient support to Drevent a mnr nnll ri.ni Yellowknife Annual Meeting (Special to The Gazette.) Toronto.

July 23 Shareholders of leuowKnite uoid Mines, at the annual meeting today were told that the cash position of the company was nominal, at $16 with current liabilities of $1,865. Under agreement with Bear Exploration and Radium Limited these liabilities are being met by the latter company. Yellowknife Gold Mines holds 1,488 -000 shares of Burwash Yellowknife Mines, received for the "Rich" group of claims In the Yellowknife area of N.W.T. Of the company authorized 1,000,000 share capitalization, 1,562,207 rt outstanding. The company owns 88 claims in the N.W.T.

Directors were re-elected and ac counts approved. SPEED UP PROGRAMME Denison Nickel Results War. rant Acceleration (Special to The Gazette.) Toronto. Julv 23 Resiilta nt done at property of Denison Nickel mines in audDury Blstrlct since operations started In spring of 1937 have Indicated Sufficient Ol-S to warrant accelerated nroeramm nf Is stated. Accordingly, aided by the recently Installed electric plant, which replaced the Diesel and steam plants, work will be pushed on deepening the fhaft to 3,000 feet and opening three lower levels.

Officials, anticipate that when this work is completed the company will be able to consider mill plans. hlnce commencement of operations development hns comprised 522 feet of shaft sinking, 68 feet of station cutting, 84 0 drifting and crosscuttlng and 1.872 feet of drilling. EATON'S Burberry Topcoats 45.00 and 55.00 Men'i Clothing Second Floor 'T. EATON CU. or oii mm S.

pi. Y.UU 11U 130 Simps "5.00 83141 45 So. .80 12141 828 Stl. of "1.75 70 I 320' Dc. 1.75 67 I 25 Tooke Bros.

pfd. 9 70 Tuckett pf 7.00 160 1,240 United Steel 6'4 2 vrau l'i 2'i 3'2 414 1014 80 56 30 Wabasso. 856 Winn. Elec. 150: Do.

125! d0 pfd Mfg. i 41, 1 I 45 I 5211 5 814! 4 5 1114 SO 201, IS 7 23 12 Canadienne, 42 Commerce, 176 Montreal, 8.00 16 Nova 106Royal, 8.00 l'V 'al 141 15 141 18 I I 98 1 I 31 I lil 15il 7 '2! 29141 M. P. Ex. Dividend.

Extras. ttVariable 8 00 163 8.00 177 216 12.00 303 186 West Coast waterfront strikes of 1934 and 1936-7 forced the company to tie up its ships lor several months, and last year regulations regarding the installation of sprinkler systems on American ships en- ENDED JULY 23 Last High. Low. sa'e. Net 1938 chge.

High. Low. 25 25 1 27 125 523J 31 1, 5 84 171; 13 I 5 24 125 37 23 4914! 52 26 I 2614H 5 1 3 la 7814! 151.1 7814 17 1 74 1014 9 1 60 414 10 27 79 34:4 38 31 48 12 23 148 5 25 80 100 50 "b'4 60 94I ll34l 60 I unch. 14 60 I 10141 14 I 31 I 2914! 2914! 79 I 79 I 79 I 3 42 I 41 '41 42 89 42 I 43 61141 42141 61141 71 I 13141 42141 4214 unch 5514! 6H4I 61j 68141 703,41 214 71 14 31 155 10 33 1 293,4 30 I 155 10 unch. unch.l 1 100 I 49 100 52141 i.

1 20 1 54 1 1834! 34l mil 10214! 102 I 6'4I 19341 20 I I 13 l'i unch. 2 1814 53 I 17 I 6141 84 35 14 4 1214 99 95 814 17 24 1714 10 110 B314 11 14 56 5414 9 150 3 Hi 18 114 114 7 40 1834; 0i4: 14 I 10014! 102 5T4I 61: 16 I 17 I 50 I 2214! 153,41 19 17 223.4! 23 17 I I 110 DO, I I 1214! 6934,1 66141 12341 1314 70 67 1014 60 614 3 20 3 214 17 50 70 67 1 1 1 9 160 1160 614! 614 6 214! 18 unch 2V 1. 23V 14 1.00 A pf. 18 18 I 12 I 50 I 2'i! 234i 12 I 50 I 12 114 50 1 9 BANKS 162 163 173 218 303 186 1621! 178 160 160 197 295 171 210 223 305 1302 1130 lit 1914i 170 BONDS 50141 SOU! unch.l SI) tNew High, INew Low. Plus Rate, or interim ham? elU High.

Low. sale. chge. .0514 Z8'i tt .95 .03 07 3814 .30 .2.80 2.50 23 3214 tt 1.43 135 11 145 2 23 1.20 .67 1.05 3 40 4.35 .23 .44 22 unch. .05 .07 7.70 1,47 ,40 2 JS5 1.45 .28 .09 .22 .01 .07 .01 I .0014 .0314 .01" 0214 .0214 .0214 .01 20 1 33 .17 37 .32 .1014 .1014 .1014 .0214 .13 .0714 .07 .07 nnii Mr.

I .04141 1U .03 2714 2814 141 30 2414 .90 .95 .03 11.27 .77 I .03 .03 .01 .0914 .03 I .07 .001, IS hi .37 .06 .62 -A .24 2.70 .20 3.20 2.12 .21141 .24 .01 .41 I .20 29141 3214 214 3214 2714 .0614 .0314 1.99 1 83 1.98 .13 1.99 1.05 2.40 2.26 227 .13 3.25 1.98 6.50 8.05 6.05 .20 6.95 4.90 .0414 .0414 .0414 .13 .0414 .40 .36 .40 .0414 5314 .28 .35 .35 .35 .45 J5 1.20 1.35 .17 1.50 .99 4 5014 5114 unch. 8814 4614 ,06 .08 -14 .0514 4.50 4.90 .35 5.50 3.50 44 44 1 444 35V. 1.18 1.20 .09 1.20 .80 .65 ,68 .14 .80 .301,4 2.10 2.10 .50 2.25 l.Sd 10 20 .08 .0814 .0614 .08 .0214 .0814 .021,4 83 1.14 .80 4.10 3 85 14.00 unch. 5.40 2.75 455 3.35 4 30 .75 4 55 2.90 .23 .20141 ,23 .03 .62 .211 2.50 2.45 2.50 unch. 2,70 1.35 2 35 2.22 2.33 .1.1 12 63 1.39 1.55 11.49 1 91 4.

(11 1 77 1 ri9 4.78 4,78 .03 8.18 3.90 1714 1314 2.22 2.30 .10 2.35 1.85 .88 .83 1,33 .72 65 .43 2.60 2.85 .10 4.50 2 60 42 .01 .0314 .04 .0014 .0614 .0314 1.48 1.21 .0014 .38 .10 1.33 1 43 .10 1.78 .9114 2 20 2.23 .02 3.40 2.01 1.15 1.16 .04 1.39 .88 .57 ,78 .39 ,93 1.03 .07 1 2.1 80 3.25 3.40 .05 3.60 2 70 4.50 14.50 8.60 4.40 .24 J02 .38 .19 .63 21 .22 unch. .4.1 .21 7 50 7 .88 .05 8 10 6 53 1.40 1.47 .07 1.51 1.33 .38 39 .8814 .34 2.40 166 .26 3 10 1.86 I. I 43 ,98 I Rotterdam ROTTERDAM MS July 2 July 15 Jul 29 Aug. 5 Aug. 19 Hada County Lista Grey County Flint 2 Hada County July 26 Aug.

7 Aug. 21 Sept. 2 From Antwerp From Montreal July 26 Aug. 7 Aug. 30 Sep.

18 From Montreal Aug. Aug. 30 Sept. 18 Sept. 30 From Montreal Aug.

7 ANTWERP June 25 Hada County July 18 Brant County Aug. 7 August Aug. 26 Hada County From Havre July 6 July 25 Aug. 12 Aug. 24 HAVRE Rrant County August Hada County Brant County From Dunkirk DUNKIRK July 11 Brant County Aug.

23 Lista For Freight information apply to CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES HAMBURG AND BREMEN From From Hamburg Montreal July 13 SS BochdmfH.A.L.) July Aug. 10 MS Koenigsberg Aug. 26 Four days earlier from Bremen Scudanavian, Baltic Ports From Montreal S.S. BRAHEHOLM July 29 RAGNHILDSHOLM Aug. 6 M.S.

LAGAHOLM Aug. 26 Swedish America Mexico Line Canadian Service 276 St. James St W. MA. 1208 From Montreal BELFAST S.S Melmoro Head Abt July 21 S.S.

lorr Head Abt July 3D DUBLIN S.S. Melmore Head Abt July 21 S.S. Torr Head Abu July 30 McLean Kennedy, Limited 119 Corlstine Bldg. Montreal. CANADA INDIA Alexandria, Port Said, Aden and India Ports From Montreal City ot Blrmtnthara July 21 C'argu aix-epted tor transhipment to Levant Purts.

East Alnca. Persian Gull and Straits Settlement. McLean Kennedy. Limited Cential ranadiao Agents Cnrlittn Hldg rl MA (III FROM MONTREAL 1 0 HULL ABERDEEN From rrom Hull Montreal July 12 S.S. CONSUELO Aug.

1 Aug. 1 S.S. BASSANO Aug. 19 fan Ventilation. Refrigerators.

25' to 30" and 3S to' 40 CORISTINE 1ILDG. MA. 1112. New Zeolond Direct Service To Auckland, Wellington, LyHleton, Ounedin. From Montreal tS.S.

City ot Pittsburg July 23 S.S. City ot Glasgow Aug. 30 lAisu calls at Mapier and Timaru Austtalio Direct Service To Briibone, Sydney, Mtlbourna, Adelaide. From Montreal M.V. Port Montrtal July 30 M.V.

Kaikour Sopt I I Wan uusiiy to call at Oce.uin 21 1 Coristina Bldg. PL. 8394, ft'KB MARKET 1933 11 Net cnge. High Low. Sales.

Stock Div. 1.000 xAiexandria 414 29 26 11214 414 500 xArno 900 Beaufor 50 Big Missouri, 2.800 Bouscadillac 26 834 2 214 132 8 17 1014 5914 2914 103 1274 5,000 xBrownlee, 133 714 2114 14 85 36 107 214 SU10IO, TT 2.300xC. Malartic, 3,000 xCap. Rouyn Mai unch li 1: 37,150 Cent. Cad xCen.

Pat. i.ouu Lons. niD 3,250 Dome New, 1: 1.10 1414 178 178 1.00 Sii 1 3 18 7 .18 .90 I'4 21 314 zz 202 202 o.awxijuparquct 8.350 E. Malartic 3,630 Eldorado 1,300 Farbrlrige, 1.200 xFed. Kirk 3,400 Francoeur 800 Inspiration 16.303 J.M.

Cons. l.no 1.65 .25 unch.l 2 9 1 1 1014 1 .10 Lake, 9 .35 845 L. Shore "4.00 SOOiLebel Oro 325XMacassa, .20 200 Mclntyre, 2.00 1.400 McK. R. L.

".12 100'Minlng Corp, 1.85 unch. 414 1 42 10 814 814 71S 714 luuiMoni. lOONormetal Gold, 1.50 1936 tt 4.00 .30.. New 611 06 .,4.90 44 1.20 .66 2,10 1014 15.760 Pamour 8,700 Pandora Cad. 1,000 PaU 1.400 xPend Ore.

0 10 2n4 52 20 2114 39 65 414 4'i .40 9 10 37 64 unch 200 Pickle Crow, 8, Placer Dev. tt. 800 Premier, ".12. 700 Preston E. 400 Quebec Gold 1 unch.

1.70 ,40 4.73 18 2.30 .92 .60 2,000 Read-A 2,85 200 Red Crest 10 13,100 Reward 04 81, 6 .85 13 214 .40 7 3214 9114 .05 1.00 3 34 1214 xa. Antonio, .20 114 4 1.00 17 6.1 101 24 18 1.50 14 95 7.50OShawkev 4,202 xShtrrltt-C. 2.605 Hlscoe, ,20 8.800 Slndcn Mai. Hi 1.50 Sullivan, tt 450 xSylvan. ".20.

1.8O0 Teck-H. ".40. 10,600 Thomp. lOOTowaomac 8.5W) Wood Cadillac 3U' 714 1.00 IJ 21! Hi 1314 78 92 334 '4 103l 10 32 '4 17'. 9'4 41 3.W.0!WrlKht-H.

2,800 2.800 Brown O. 3.150 Cil. and Ed. 6.100 Dnlhoutla Oil unch 4 4 49 9 10514! 19 48 19 314 Last Wfk Previous week "Plus bonus, 2.00 110 i.02 XI tt .40 ft TOTAL SALES. EXCHANGE AND CURB Rtockd, MlnM.

Total. 473.320 736.67J 214,426 295,133 809.378 In MINES MMiAJiUm 1.