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The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 18

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maker, was found in an abandoned automobile today on the lower west side. Tolue questioned a blonde model of 26, Elizabeth Conety, who t.iid Durkin had been missing from hi apartment near Central Park since last eek. At the same time investigator ought to determine whether there as any connection between the slaying of Durkin, also known as JoM-ph MoIIoy. and the death of a loi mcp convict named Thomas Kilcullen. who.se bullet-pierced body waf.

dumped out of a moving automobile in West 55th street Motinjy. Miss L'otiety told Assistant Chief Inpetror Francis J. Kear that Durkin had come east from Chicago mx years ago and established 'a book making business in Union City, N. J. Wheeler's Dogs Lead First Day O'clock Edition Service.

LACON1A. N.H.. Feb. i.VPh-With two spent dogs on his sled, Harry Wheeler. St Jovite.

Quebec, today led the paclnto the finish line in the first 30-mile leg of the 90-mile three-da Laconta World's Championship Sled Dog Derby. His time was two hours. 32 minutes, 38 seconds, considered slow for the distance. Wheeler, who started with 13 dogs in harness, was forced to remove two and place them on his sled before he came into the home strcichr Philias Daigle, of Quebec, last year's winner, driving for the Laconia Evening Citizen, finished second in 2 58:31. and Richard Vloulton, driving for the Eastern Slope Ian, came in third in 3.

-01 37. Fred Love Joy, of Car- i lisle, was fourth in :03:37. our teams were reported to have given up along the course and two more were to be heard from. Delay Action On C.I.O. Issue O'clock Edition Serrtee, MIAMI.

Feb. 4. The American Federation of Labor's executive council today deferred until next week consideration of its future policy toward the Committee for Industrial Organization. President William Green said the question of expelling the powerful CI.O. unions now under suspension from the Federation would be decided Monday or Tuesday.

The council adjourned for the week-end after settling a dispute between the Building Service and Hotel and Restaurant Employes Unions over unskilled employes in hotel building, and referring to Green for action the plea of the Pennsylvania Federation that reorganization to oust its I. Q. af'llates be deferred until May. Pennsylvania delegates last week had argued that prospects good for a truce with the CLO, and that it was Inadvisable to cause a complete rupture now. They asked that the I.

O. purge be -delayed until after their State Convention. Justice Minister Speaks in House 1 I rrClerk KMoa fcrrke. Justice Minister La point continued the address debate in the House of Commons' today. He dealt disallowance and res ervation of Alberta enactments and the Supreme Court of Can- ada reference.

The Justice Minister unheld the practice of referring to the Supreme Court, federal or provincial legislation of which there were constitutional doubts. That waa one of the reasons for establishing the court The Supreme Court was empowered to hear such cases as the result of the work of Edward Blake and Sir John A. Macdonald, Mr. Lapolnte aald. AH three of the disallowed Alberta statutes, including the bank license law.

contained provisions 1o atop court action In the province. The bank bill waa a direct Invasion of the Federal legislative field and ran contrary to Dominion enactments on banking. Premier Aberhart "refused bluntly'1 to suspend application of the three bills while they were referred to the court, Mr. Lapointe said. -'After that, there was no course open to the Dominion Government but to veto the three laws.

eamiaiiaS-aa aasss 8ILVE1 rCTCstBS MONTREAL. Feb. 4. Cf) Silver futures closed steady today. 15 point -'No sale.

Feb. 44.70, March 44.60, May 44.40. July 440. -t i It. O.

A. fire, tAi. iie. steeelerT iieneraJ U-i sict Agent aMXBM teCaAN. Ma ST Spark Street t-ll us r.

9 iri 't ItOHOMD aUAJ. C- PW. -1 7 Dino Grandi Visits Foreign Offe 1 OTIork Edition Service. LONDON. Feb.

4. C.r-Hava) Count Dino Grandi, Italian Ambassador to Great Britain, railed at the Foreign Office tonight te cmnmniiirate his Governjnent'a approval of the British repeeaU for reinforcing the Mediterranean anti-piracy yatrel. It ni stndorsleod Count Grandi told the Foreign Office Italy will teke similar action la It patrol aooe. Hitler Assumes Nazi Post of Minister of War I OTIork EdHtea Servtr BERLIN, Feb. 4.

Reichs-fuehrer Hitler tonight assumed the post of Minister of War, him self filling the gap left by the resignation of Field Marshal Werner Von Blomberg. Motor Workers' Mass Meeting 5 O'clock Edition Service. DETROIT, Feb. 4. Members of the United Automobile Workers of America marched to Cadillac Square in downtown Detroit today for a mans meeting to protest unemployment and its effects.

All police reserves were ordered on dutv at the scene. Italy Hints At Retaliation If Allies Act 5 O'clock Edition Serrtee. ROME. Feb. i (C -Havati I A hint of retaliation if Great Brit-jain and France should decide to 1 sink all submerged submarines detected In the Mediterranean anti- piracy patrol zone was printed to night in the Regime Fascists, edit ed by Roberto Farinacci, member of the Fascist Grand Council.

Might it not an editorial said, "that in the name of legitimate reprisals the supposedly Fascist submarines might in turn declare that any ship appearing in the Mediterranean would be sunk outright? "And Fascist aviation, which devours deserts and oceans might It, too, not have its word to say?" (The Spanish Government has charged Italian submarines are responsible for some of the piratical sinkings In the Mediterranean.) WALL STREET Supplied Stock Armour Atlantic Ref Auburn Motor Air Reduction new Alaska Juncju Allied Chemical Atlis Chalmers A Byer Amer Bank Note Adams F.xpreta Amer. Can. Co American Cln. Amer. and er.

Power Amer. Locomotive Amer. Machine Amer. Power and Llfht American Radiator Amer. Rolling Mills American melting Amer.

Tel and Tel American Waterworks Anaconda Copper Atchison Railway I Baltimore and Ohio Resolutions prepared for pres. Bsnudaii Corp entation at the mass meetim de- Bcnmx manded: A special legislative session to declare a moratorium on chattel mortgages and to "cope with the unemployment A 50 percent reduction in rental rates, enforced by a "city-wide rent strike" unless the city council takes immediate action. A 100 percent, increase in welfare allotments. Increased relief allowances for unmarried men and women. A "vigorous fight for a labor government in the city hall and the state of Will Investigate Fascist Parades I CUck Edition Service.

An Investigation 'would initiated by the Government be to ascertain if any military exercises, movements or evolutions, without lawful authority being carried on' in Canada. Jus tice Minister Lapointe told the House of Commons today. Such unauthorized movements were an offence under the Criminal Code, the Minister ssid, and the Government would assist the provincial authorities concerned la prosecuting wherever such movements, "whether by FaNta, Cotnrmmists or were discovered. The minister was replying to a 1 question asked In the House yesterday by J. S.

Woodsworth, C.CF. leader, who referred to an item In a Montreal newspaper, accompanied by a photograph "showing uniformed classea drilling under former officers of the regular army. Mr. Woodsworth asked if the matter would be investigated under Section of the Criminal Code, which authorizes prohibition by the Governor-in-Council. of "military exercises, movements or While It was the primary jurisdiction of the province concerned to take action against violations of the law against unlawful drilling or similar movements, the minister said such an offence was one that might affect the Dominion as a whole.

For that reason the Dominion would direct an Inquiry and if any offence was discovered, would have Information laid and other wise furnish such information and assistance as needed in prosecuting the offenders. Race Results HIALEAH RESULTS. First race, purse $800, 2-year-old maidens, and nursery course. aOur Mat, 118 (Wall). 4.80.

2.40. 2.20; Cherry Jam. 118 (Arcaro). 7.40, 4.20; Swiftness, 118 (Chalmers). 4.70.

Time 0.34. Blue Fang, Welsh' Star, Darby Dean. Pit Terrier, Flag Post, aHigh Blame, Hen rye Is Pick also ran. aW. Zlegler, entry.

Second race, purse $1,000, claiming, 4 year olds and up, 7 furlongs (chute) Gold Buckle, 116 (Thompson) $8.20. $4.60, Judge Leer, 114 (Anderson) $11.20, Notice Me, 114 (Bierman) $3.30. Time. 1.24 4-3. Velociter, Patchpocket, Deepwick, Rough Party, Pretty BusyWee Earl Porter, Bonsolr also ran.

Third race, purse $1,000, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, seven furlongs Halle, 119 (Young). 33.00, 14.90, 7.40. Debate, 114 (T. P. Martin), 12.70.

6.00. Ferry boat, (Kurtsinger), 4 JO. Time 1.23 4-S. Myron, Sun Crax, Sua Lamp, Teddy Beau, Scud der, Cosmic. Ray and Slump also tan.

Fourth race, purse $1,000, claim Ing. 3-year-olds, one mile Blox, 112 3.80, 4.40, 3.30. Woodwaac, 110 (Clutter), 18.00, 1.40. Mama's B6y, 110 (Wright), $.90. Time t.41.

Sou Feng, Park Dusky Maid, Didutellus. Julius Caesar, Royal Error andAke hunt alio ran, Bethlehem SU. 1 Briffs Body Borden Dairy Borf-Warner Budd. Ml(. I Burrouf hb 1 Cae Tnrerhlnf I Can.

Dry Glnaer MrDousatl aad Ale I Canadian racuic 'Crrro de Pasco i Chrysler "oca-Cola Co.umbia Carbon I Columbia Cat Commercial Solvent Com. and Southern ICont. Bakins Consolidated CdUon Continental Can. Cora Product Curtis Wright A. Curtl Wnght DrL and Lack Drare Dut.

Seas Dome Mine Do u. Air Dupont Eastman Kodaks Klacuie Auto Lit Electric Power at Llfht Erie RIy Evan Pioducta Preeport Tex General Asphalt General Baking General Electric General Foods Qeneral Motors 1 Gillette i Goodrich were Goodyear Tire ncvufr riuu. Houston OU Howe Sound Hudson Motors Hupp Motors Inter. Harvester Inter. Nickel Open CIom I a New York Curb Open Cn.

Marconi Cltie Service IS Flee. Bond and Sham Ford Motor of Can. 17 Humble Oil tl Imperial OU II Int. Petrol. SO Niagara Hudson 7', Pantapec 5'r St.

Regis. Paper 1 Technicolor If, a rkrlMfti ImlM CUM l' 17 tl II 10 H. S'a Raw Silk Futures NEW YORK Feb. 4. Raw ttlk futures closed unchanged to 1 tugner sales 17t balM.

Hign low 144 My Seotember Ooen market ISO-dav LS's' lUS iSt -dy basis Jsoan. ese special craok double extra tl erlplan. 13-15 I Cocoa Futures tsts-SkWMWBM I OTIork BttttM Berets. KtW YORK Feb. 4 l-Coo fit.

hire cloeed 12-at hteher. Saiet. 4.401 tons. ill1l Low March ttt t- 151 May I ll 130 5t July 4V.rr..w Ml September 16t 8.40 ttt SdenUtU beUeve that the old Pueblo tradition of an awful day "when the sky rain lire, rtfera to eruption of Sunset Crater la the 'ninth century. On Montreal Mkt.

O'clock ttttksn MONTREAL, Feb. 4. Cf) Late trading on the Montreal Stock Exchange, carried some is sues slightly upwards today after they had touched now lows for the year, and the close was irregularly firmer. Montreal Stocks ta Canadian rnu, Mth LOW Cine 10 A. Tel.

Pr, a i 11 Bathurtl Bell las wit. Mil, gr. wis 101, lot, as n. c. rm.

IJBniek 3U Sa Can. Cm. 10 10 101 Can. Cem. 104 104 04 0 Can.

IS 1 11 11 113 Cda. Car 4, 14, sa Cdn. Car ftr li ai 10 CU 17 11U 174 100 RovalK IS S. C. Pow.

Pr. toe Atderm. 1000 Alex too Arno 500 Beaufor. 200 Bous. Cad.

4000 Brownie 223 Bulolo 500 Cant. P.t 40t Con. Chlb. 120 Dom 50 Duparq no East Mai. SOO Eldorado to Fal.

Nick io tttnitiM in. 1100 Franco Hud. Bay 1700 J. M. Con.

400 Kirk. C. Rand 50 Kirk. Lk. 52J Lk.

Shore tot Lamaqu tot Label lone Lee 300 Macassa 150 Mclntyre Xd. 125 O'Brten U50 Pandora too Pato 40 Pertd Or Itoo Perron got Preston 73 Read Au. 2000 Red Crst. 1500 Reward too Richie 1100 Whekv. 110 hrrirt MOt Staoo iwio Siaden tltZS Stada ino Bud.

Baa. too Sullivan 400 Teck Hugh. 700 Them. Cad 4000 Wood Cad 60 1 1 Tt 7 143 St I 1 45 lit 00 a it 143 T4 ot 44 150 32 tS OS 1 30 130 420 30 3', 24 1 41 1 1 101 25 .105 Too I 50 as OU Stacks. InflO Anaeond 10 lono C.

B. Cora 1 40 700 Home 1 1.14 CVMlni sine industrial 74.1. un 1 1. 10 eomblned T1J ua l. Sale.

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100 Asbe. Bathurtt Z50 Beauh. 25 Beld. C. Pr it Br: at Diss.

347 B. A Oil 120 B. C. Pack. 43 C.

Pew. 10 Can. Dredg 45 Can. Brew. 10 Br.

Pr. 20 C. Llfht 0 Can. Vlck. 15 Can Vlck.

Pr. X23 Com. AL TO Com. Al. 233 Con.

Pp. Dona. A 20 Donn. 8 17S Falrchl. jaa Ford A loe r.

Pow. s. 170 Praser Vt. SO G. S.

W. P. xd. 200 Int. uv a 100 Mack Air.

175 MacLaren Masaey Pr. a Meleh. Pr. 80 Mitchell 10 Que. Tel.

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C. Nlckl ylor Bridge Kootenay aeiie Mar Jon Dalhousl Dentonia Open 14 1 S'i l'k 50 a 4k 1 01 Commodity Prices I O'clock Edition lerrtee. Clnte 141. lot HEW YORK, Feb. 4.

Xn-Tvh tures were, uneasy and mixed to day on. the commodity markets. Coffee Rioa were J-5 lower, cop per I higher to lower and sugar No. I down point Sugar No. 4 was lower to higher, cotton 1-8 up and cocoa 2J-29 potnta higher.

CONTINVI nUBVSTtat, WASHINGTON. Feb. 4. The United 8tatea Senate refused today to lay aside the antl-Lynchlng Bill. against which southern Senator have filibustered tor a month.

Seles Stocks 70 Abitlbl 3St Abl. P. 1000 Aflon Alt. Or. P.

1100 A. P. Con. I MO Aldrmac 1500 Alexand. two Amm.

IU0 Ang. Hur. 500 Arntd. 1500 Astoria 7000 Auflte 2ooo Aitec 1 of Can. 4fl0 Bagamac 1550 Bank A.

1 of Tor. 1300 Bas Met. SOO BeatU 130 Bell Tel. 700 Bidf ood 157 Big Mb. 1 Blue Rib 1000 Boblo 75 Rr.lorn 233 Branl 173 B.

A. Oil 3600 Brown OU 1253 Buft. Ank. 20 Bldg prod. 120 Bunk.

Hul Si BurL SU. 4oo Cal. Edm, 1200 Calmont to Can. Cent. 61 Can IS W.

I. 10 Cdn. Bak. P. 270 Cdn Brew 50 Canner 1 110 Can.

B. P. Cdn. Car Cda. Drdg Cdn.

In. Al. Cdn. Loe. 1000 Cdn Malart Tit C.

150 Cariboo 223 Caw. Treth. 17295 Cent. Pat 2300 Ci. Pore.

too Chrom 1000 Comwealth. too Conlarum lot Con. Bak. 300 Con. Ch'b.

3S3 C. Smelt. a Con Mi Caa 1 Cosmo P. 11W Darkwtr. 300 Davie 40 Dut Seag.

157 Dome 1300 Deniton I Dom. Bank 2500 Dom. Ex. 1U Dom. Stl.

B. SOO Store Sno Dorvl a tut Cr 120 East Mai. 405 Eldorado a Equl. L. ISO Falcon Sat F.

Farmer S2O0 Fed. Kirk. 1500 Fonuna 700 Ford A. tot Found. 1 100 Francoeur IlM Cat Pow.

G. S. War too lilies 1000 Cod's Lake 1200 Gold) tot Oold Belt ltoo Cold Eaale 10 Goodyear p. 1000 Graham B. 200 Granada 55 G.

L. Pap. 11 C. L. Pap.

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113 Hind 36S Hnlluiger 150 Horn Oil loot Homestead ItOO Howey 2314 Imp. Oil ta Imo. Too. 4131 Nickel 768 Int. Pet a In.

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SOOt Jaeol 4oe Jenicoe looo J. M. Con. 400 Kerr. Add.

lO0 Kirk. Hud. J22S Kirk. L. IvOO Lafuna 90 L.

auipn. 100 Lake Wood 2310 L. Shore J100 Lam. Cent. Land.

B. L. 3400 Lap Cad. 700 Lav Cap. 1500 Label 7450 Leltch.

350 Little L. L. a Loo law B. 106 Macassa 1500 Madsea 4700 MacLeod 1500 Man. at Ea.

100 Map. 450 May 4094 McColl la McColl P. l7a Mclntyre 1750 McKeniks TOO McVlttl TOO McWatters 100 Mercury OU 1473 M. Corp. loo Model TJJt Moneta too Morrla 14900 Naybob looo newoee too New Oold 107t Nor and 100 Normetal 1000 Norf old S7 Nor Can.

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Bht to due te aail towarrew. Cdn, Wlr 225 Coaat Cop loog looait a Con. Pap I Con S. at O. P.

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Gateway Keystone Pore. Lroy Liaytt Lamaquc Lake Geneva Lake Rown Lacoma Martin Bird Magnet M(nt Con. Mtechwn Mother Margaret MylamaatM Moeehl Malarti Oold. McDonoufh Unlta Nlpsona Notiak No. Whitney Oklend Opemtska Cop.

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Transfers were around 800,000 iharea Protest Against Severe Teacher O'Cksrk Mitt) terete. MONTREAL, Feb. 4. Cf) Six pupil at St. Jean de Matha School, between 10 and 12 yeart ot age, walked, out of their classrooms tor three-quarters ot an hour to protest against actions of their teacher whom they considered "too But the pupils lost the Principal Antolne Maltais said today, for he kept them in an extra half hour after he had telephoned their Barents and Informed them of the ttrike.

The principal relay ed to the pupila the messages given by the parents and the pupils returned in haste. Maltais said complaints about the teacher "were not Bond Quotations Supplied by Jena Orahaai at Capaay. DOMINION OOVERNMENT pond a. Du Oct. Jun Nov.

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Vntted Itatea Gevere meats. Mar. It. 1041-43 SV, 107.11 101 tT 1 a Oct 15, 1M7-61 4', 111.50 I It 00 1 11 Mar IS. 1S4S-M t'l UIH 1U.7S ta Payable New York only.

PROVINCIAL OOVEaUTSfENT BONDS. Prevlar Dee. Bid. Atk. TML Ontario Br.

Br. Br. Br. tional Nickel Company, at Copper Cliff, placed the time of the ac- Br. cident at 11.33 a.m.

The accident occurred at 12.33 ajn. in No. 2 shaft, Levack, where sinking operations la progress are now down to 930 feet A 13-man sinking crew, in charge of Waino Prima leader, was being loweiyd to the bottom of the shaft in a skip. Sixty feet from the bottom of the shaft the skip struck some obstruction which caused It to Jam In the shaft in such a manner as to pin five men between the skip and the timbering of the shaft These five men were Instantly killed. Of the other 10 men, five were brought to Copper Cliff Hospital by a special train at 7.30 bjb.

today and the other Ave have gone to their homes, being only slightly Injured. 1 Ottawa Rideaus Cen tinned tram Page One, ta wa had been shot through most ot the end. In the next end, Ottawa played carefully and moved inside Buckingham stones to lie three. They won the last end easily. Score by ends: Rideau 0302001041103118 Buckingham 10201103000100 The rinks: Rldeam, Btakltigtiaai.

Mrs. H. MusseU Mrs. Kenny Mrs. C.

Keyts Mrs. Slcard -Mrs. E. H. Wood Miss Cauthier Mrs.

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3. CP) In crease of 40.000 was attowfi today in Canadian Pacific Railway earning of $3,292,000 tor ween ended January 31, compared with $3,232,000 for the corresponding lWr LIVERPOOL. rtb. Closing wheat future sieaay. March, Ts, 1-aa; May, ra, a -ea.

July, 7s, ed.1'? NEW AMBAMADOX, CEKLIN, Pa. awehrna Van gUWteireev ar- naa Asnbaaaader te Ltrtawn. Bight was swaaed FaceigB Wnla-ter, la ChaavceUo nuert Cab I net, repbsciag Baree Ctjiatasitta Vast Wenratls. B1ALKAH DAILY DOUBLat HIALXAH. rh.

4. Oaf Mat and Oeld Bttekle i 111.4 lee IlM. I 18 THE OTTAWA JOURNAL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1938. I 'Clock Find Racketeer Dead in Car Victim of "Ride" O'CIork Edition Service. NEW YORK.

Keb. -4 ()Hi brin drilled by a Mngle, bullet, the body of a mn identified by police as Joseph Durlun. 35, nn K-ohol racketeer and racing book rfl An r. irregular Trcqd VUJU ILUVUUU Inter. Paper, Inter.

Paper Pf Johns-Manvl 'I Kennecott Copper Lettish Valley Loews Inc. dbby-Oweii M. Keesport Tin Put Mc-Intyre Pore. Montgomery-Ward Maah-Kelvlntor MaUonal Biscuit NaL Cash Register Nat. Dairy Product National Dint.

NaL Power at Light North Amer. AvIaUon New Haven R. New York Central North American Pac Gas A Electric Packard Motor Pennsylvania Fly. r-miupa ret Public Service ot Pullman Radio Radio Keith Sears Roebuck Shenley Prods. So.

Calif. Ediaon Southern RIy. Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Oil Ind N. 1. Standard OU ol Calif.

Socony perry Corp.f Standard Oil of ft J. Studebakcr. new Standard Gas Electric Texas Co Texas Gulf Thotnpson-SUrrett Tlmken Roller Bearing United Aircraft United Corp United Drug United Gas Imp S. Alcohol Pip and rounary US. Rubber US.

Smelt Union CrMd Union Pacln Stl Vanadium Steel Warner Bros. Picture Westing-house Electric Western Union Woolworth Yellow Cab Youngitown Shi 1W -38 S'i lie i 15 3'. II U'a 1" 4'i US 13's IV. 50 19 S4 14'. 111 4 'i leJ.

HI S5J, 10 l'i SI'. 1S IS 1' lii 5. S3 V. 33 11 to 1 i'a 1H 4'i 20 34', 30 12 10. Mi.

i'i 38 TJ so --t af S3 i 4', 1 4 I 160 30'k 't 11 TJ IS's if 11 It'. 46, 131'. 44 13'. 14 21 171, NT, S4 1' 7 37', 111 az'. 7'a I' 13 H'l -MVs to 15'.

1'. 13'i M'i 37 110 11 mk 3.k a 14 a jn 31 32', 15. 1, J4 1'. as 47 7', 29 70', 33 31', 9 13', l.lk 's( '4 I1 M1, 17 2j, 4. 20.

IV. 301, 30 34 7 nt 30, 10, 17S 33 30'4 14'. 1' 47H S's as ti'. It lt 1 04 31fc 41 33H 10 Cl. Pr.

th I Converters C. r. Inv. 3M Ale. A 0 Alco.

1301 C. P. R. 40 Cockshutt too Smaller so Seagram 163 Dora. Brld.

kd 131 Dom. S. it 35 Dom. Tar 10 Dom. Tar.

St Dom, It Electrolux. r. 10 Foundation 123 Stl. War Rl. St Gat.

Powi 171 Gal. Pow. Pr 3M G. SU. War to Goodyear Pr 125 Curd 323 Hoillng er 110 How.

Smith 3 Imp Oil 190 Imp. Tob JOO Ino Acpt 777 Nickel 130 Int. Pet 11 Int. Pow. I 110 Lk.

Wood miv ouipn tt 4031 McColl 423 Mtl. Pow 10 MU. Tram 250 N. Brew, N. Brew.

Pr 10N. Stl. to Nia. Wlr 491 Nor and St OgllvM SS3 Otilvte. new OU.

Car I Ott. Elec. RIy SO Ott. Pow. Pr so 1W1S il 4i a sat.

IJ tt 14 IS t4 tO', 4 lt'4 474 10 Tt UH 1a lie at 40t 30 17 Jk 13'k 12 te 14 3', 12', t4 71'. tl 5t 13', 11 11 14'4 28', 4s 30 7t 304 31 tt 74 S44 S4t 31 31 at Penman, xd. atv. MS r-ric Que 25 Resent Corn. Pow.

xd 410 St. L. Corp 123 St. L. Cor.

A. a. 100 St. L. Flour 150 St.

L. Pao. p. 103 icn, 17 3U 7 13', 13'. I 82 St .14 IJ Mi SO' 1" 14 10 at 4- 7'.

13', IZ 18' 141 7l, so 7t 40 tt as so St MS 31 24 3 30 101 '100'k 101 14 13 1', a so 35 an siuwuiina xa 8 Can. Pow. xd 114 150 Steel a 10 Un. Steel t'h It Wng. El.

A. 410 Wng. El. S. tt, 10 Wpg.

El. 11 7 Pow. Db M't aaka. I Canada St 4 Can. Nat 12 10 Com mere sd lt 71 Montreal xd 104 It' SZU) 14 13 't 13 35 125 to M't Golds, Leaders On Toronto Mkt.

I O'clock CdlUatt Kerriot, TOROIOO, reb. 4.Cf) Weak through the greater part ol the session, the Toronto market firm ed ap moderately In the Anal stage with the golds showing the strong est tone. Dome returned to the 59 mark lor a net gain of a point and Lake Shore around had a gain ot the minimum fraction. Base meteia closed with about as many gains as losses and the Indus triais were down for the day. Volume waa about 850,000 shares.

Toronto Stocks By The Canadian Praas. Wheat Futures In Strong Trend I VCSeeix EdlUM WrTioe. Feb. 4. CP) Moderate exoort buylna and better tnvattrneot demand a wheat futures more than a higher on Wlnnlcee Grain 1 change today.

Price Buffet. minor receaaiona on proflt-tak. out cloaed a quiet session to cent higher, May UTh. $1.17. October fl.OOVi.

Oram QuotaUoat. July Oct Oat Mav July Oct Barley Mav July rux May July Rye-May July Open High Low CV ITT, la. 1MH 17 I It I SO', I lt4 1 I "I Ul 1.001 ix 4A. a 4P Wk t5Ja to tt asu S4 Cash Price. Uta Wheat No.

1 I 474 No. Lilt; 1.141: Nn k.i. imJT. 4 S3 Nd KT." -itii: No. spec 11.

i.a. I specUl. a.i No. trswk IU1K OaU No. f7V; Jj" ys.

ru. a I ceo. tr iS" riai Mo. c.w, i No 1 4.H h-aW i c.w.. No.

4 II; No. C.W, I C.W. 173'i: No! ft 44; No. 4 0. C.W, Rye No.

C.W.. May Julv I Sept. Sent. Bel tUle Vp At Chlcaga. CHtCAClft f.h A a.

buying! that aocom'paaied warlike lu) nouiea wiMtt much a two cents a bushel today ton fllMtlllMI. imtmM k.M nvm wen. wuvwn an wni buytne artotj her when the Uverpj wiwou, snowing prt upturn ot consequence. Late eaUme put export purchase of North Aim -r" susnei. uermai At the doe.

Chicago wheat futui were on eent to 1, above yssrterdsj i tna close, tnicago wheat futui one eent to 1, above yseterdsi sh. My. JulyraS t-t, up. May. jj and oaU unchanged a corn.

D. vanoa. r4W. Corn May July Sent Oats-May July loy Bean, max July yo My July Lani-1 March Mav July Grain Close. fWn Ttlsh Taw 4, S3, Kl', a1, ti'.

59 eoj1 31'. 19' i 39'. st; K01. 5t. ti.

to, 31 '4 31 a 2 l.1 to-' 10 T4 T54 744 T' T0U TSe Mt. a i 14 in ito tu 17 ITT ta ITT It 117 I -17 IJT It Wheat No. 3 hard. I.a: earn. No wheat.

at: oats. No. 1 white. 334-rye. Ho.

1. soy bean. No yellow. 1 barley feed. 4S-43; Ing.

Tl-93 timothy wed. 190-3 00: ciover. i w-3t w. sweet ciover, io lent Bar silver 20 1-4x1. up l-o.

i aa. mm ea a 4 Uold and Oliver On London Marke 0. LONDON, Teb. 4. OT) vild 139 9rf.

off 1 nennv. Eouivt MONTREAL, Feb. 4. CP) gogd in London up a cent at 135. an ounce in Canadian funds; 13 in British.

The fixed Wahinrtotv- -price amounted $3449 ia Canadian. U. X. Sllrer Cnehaaged. -NEW YORK; Feb.

i.AB' silver 44l-4, unchanged. METAL MARKETS. LONDON. Peb. 4 OPv CToslns: Co per.

standard soot. C3I It 3d. ofl is future. CM 1 3d. off a Id: elect rolr spot, old Ml 15.

ofl tl: asked 1 adt tl Tin. soot and future. SIM. as. Bid: Lead.

spot, fit lis 3d, Is Sd: future, is ijs so. on is ine. spot. (14 a td. off Is 3d.

futui 14 lis td. off 2s td NEW YORK. Peb. 4 -Coppi steady. Electrolytic.

oM nd futui MM; export 10-10 00 Tin. stesd spot and nearby. future, 40 Lead, steady- New York. soot. 4 East St.

Louis. 4.75 Zinc, stead East St. LouK spot and future, 51 Wolframite. 24 0. nom.

Iron. lui. mum. antimony, quicksilver ai pHinum, WKiwsra. Canidlin Dollar; Pound Sterling NEW YORK.

Feb. 4. CB Ti Canadian dollar, showing sligl fluctuation throughout the day tween a premium of 1-64 ana l-rnt svas Quoted at a Dremium 1-32 of a yesterday-! closj dnrlne mid -afternoon dealini here today on the foreign exchand market The ivmnd sterling gained cent to $3.0 14 and the Fceni franc IV poinU to S3.28 cents U. 8. Dollar Weak.

LONDOrT, Feb. 4-W) Trl United State dollar declined 3-of a cent In foreign trading tods closing $3.01 to the pun against for sterling In Ne-York vesterdav. French franc were 132.81 1 the pound, compared with 132.8 the day before. SCvehmaun At Montreal Pound, S. dollar.

.9 31-32; franc 28V. I At New York Pound. S.01 3-H Canadian dollar, 1.001-32; frand 3.284. At Perls Pound. 132.84 fr.

S. dollar, 30.91 Canadian dol lar. 30.91 fr. In nldU-Pound. 12a.

Id: U. dollar. 50.03 cents; Canadian dol lar, B8.M cents. aUrnriNO inckeases. lXNt)ON-4OT-4Laat year wa a big one for English mechanical bookies (he totalizators.

Bettini turnover was 7,899,000 ($39. an Increase pf more thai 900.000 over 1936. I' a I II I I rt V.QNT;Ai 3 MAiUClT itl ttLllHOlSa) l. "i' 'Mi 'l i tu ai.

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