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THE MONROE (LA.) NKWS-STAK, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1930. PAGE THIRTEEK pkets Financial Cotton New York Stocks New Orleans 9y Astoeitted NEW ORLEANS, Sept. cot- ten market was less active today and although Liverpool was much better than due the market made a pointing response, opening only five ta seven points up and promptly losing 8 to 8 points of that gain during the flrrt ir of hedge selling. Latar there was a rally on shorts hovering and some trade buying with I By Associated Press NEW YORK, Sept. 30.

Share prices broke sharply in today's stock market under the weight of the heaviest selling movement since June, reaching its climax on announcement from the stock exchange rostrum lste in the session of the failure of J. A. Sisto A Co. Total sales aggregated 5,000,000 shares, and a long list of issues tumbled 2 to 10 points, with a few erratic stocks recording wider losses. gain of five to nine points from the markat a little after ws.

October traded up to 10.03 and Sisto failure was announced how- December to 10.87, or 10 to 11 points yesterday's close. Near noon the market eased off again, Oetobsr making a new low at 9,96, down 7 points from the highs ever, for shorts covered on tho Pump and Allied Chemical recorded even wided losses. During the temporary upswing around midday, New York Central, Atchison, Johns Mansville, American Can, and National Biscuit gained about 2 points, Traders were perplexed and dis- i couraged by the failure of a decisive I technical rebound to appear. After three weeks decline, precedent would indicate a swift, if shortlived, upswing. Some observers pointed out however, that the current selling movement probably differed from several former waves of liquidation, as much of it appeared to be eales stock held outright, or as collateral against ORLEANS BANKER FAVORS BRANCH BANK MCOUNTRY Hibernia Head Says it Strengthens Rural Institutions.

ficulty had been heard for several while liter months duplicated their Furthermore, declaration of a earlier lews Exports for the day were 67,907 helped the recovery Prices were hammered down sub- Tbe market rallied in the late trad- gtantially jn the session, then lag owing, it reported, to active; moderately. By midday a few buying by largo New ork Intert'ts. jMueg showed net gains of 1 to 3 Distant months made new highs, The A fresh selling movement wear months only duplicated their. eranted these gains, however, previous highs. and sent the general list about 1 to Tho market closed steday at net j0 nft lower, where fresh sup- Associated Presa- CLEVELAND, Sept.

that the American Bankers association break away from its long adopted policy of opposing branch banking was made today at the general convention of the association by R. S. Heeht, president of the Hibernia Bank and Trust company, Ntw chairman of the associa- economic policy commission. prove the technical'position of the Hecht had the unanimous backing of the commission, which is theory that the bad new, out of; the way. ague rumor, that soma m.r(rina, Liquid.tion of member might be in financ.al dif- wouJd not tion econ' extra dividend by American Can and corporate news was advisory body.

port appeared, influencing moderate upturns in pivotal sbarea. Trading was at the pace of about 1,000.000 shares an hour, the swiftest since decidedly mixed. Copper was offered as low as 10 cents a pound, the lowest in more than SO years, and Sinclair followed Standards of New Jersey and Indiana in slashing gasoline prices 2 cents a gallon. The feeling persisted in Wall Street that liquidation of securities held as collateral against bank loans was in large volume. In some brokerage circles, It was said that there was an appreciable amount of such selling from the west and south, evidently by I It was proposed thst extension of branch banking privileges within such restricted territorial limitg as experience has proven would be economically sound and will inevitably come." "Adoption of this recommendation by the association would be justified by the fact that economic forces are running counter to the association present rigid he said.

SIR TOM SAYS TRY AGAIN tidvaace of 21 to 24 points. Open High Ixiw (lose Oct. 9M 10.03 9.96 10.10 Dee. 10.43 10.13 10.14 Jaa. 10.31 10.62 10.25 10.62 Mor.

10.49 10.72 10,44 10.00 May 10-33 10.35 10.85 July 10.82 11.03 11.03 sold off less than 2 points. Such I solidated condition statement Spots closed steady at 10.00 up 22. issues as U. S. Steel, General Electric weekly reporting federal reserve In support of this statement ho cited Radio attracted good support at member banks as announced for the the record of country bank failures concessions from yesterday's week ended last Wednesday showed a and expressed belief that branch NeW OTR I prices.

eoppera, farm im-i gain of 157,000,000 In loans against banks, supported by large parent in-1 plements and several specialties how By Associated Prsao 1 JUDGE HARPER DESCRIBES HIS TRIP TO WEST FRESHMAN GIRLS AT NEWCOMB REFUSED RIGHT TO USE PAINT By United Presa. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. freshman elass at Newcomb, tory school for girls hero, will op- Colorado Springs, Grand pear tn It, natural palor. The have decreed frosh shall wear no rouge or lip- I stick. The edict will be enforced with tho lily pond and the showers.

Upper classmen admit there Id Canyon and Painted Desert Visited. Ain-risted Press Photo. Ho said branch banking would hl'h Wkwj th. f.llur., t. Uk.

Briuin th. int.rr.th>,,.! fell nhtl, in po.it,or. th. fre.h th. rur.l dl.tHct., which, now ttophy.

Lipton.dccl.rcd h. would ch.U.n.e for Most of the so-called pivotal shares dines in wheat and cotton. The con- ating Independently, are finding it. Amef5ca-S He is ghown (center) having New York city hall after of increasingly difficult to make money-j4 cajj on Mftyof James Walker before sailing back to England. Having had a couple of days to adjust himself to routine affairs, after having returned from a 3,000 mile train and automobile trip to scenic spots in the far west, W.

M. Harper, city judge, today sketched an outline of his trip, over which he was enthusiastic. Leaving here several weeks ago, Judge Harper went to Colorado Springs, Colo. There he joined Mrs. Harper and children, who had spent the summer at Manitou, near Colorado Springs, in their automobile they then started out on a trip which was to carry them to some of the most beautiful and noted spots in the world and on to Phoenix, They passed through Denver, and Boulder and Estes park.

On September 14 they set out along the trail to Phoenix. Mountain scenery between Canyon City and Durang cannot be surpassed and is more malice than morals in ruling. Freshmen, they say, have come docile. They hope the severity of the measure will ineite rebellion and make things more lively. 1,000 LICENSES TAKEN OUT BY HUNTERS HERE A declaration of war upon squirrels was made today by practically every hunter in Ouachita parish.

Tomorrow the woods are expected to reverberate with as nimrods open fire in all see- tions of the parish. Tomorrow is the opening day the squirrel season. In anticipation of this fact something impossible to describe, Judge Harper 1,000 persona in Ouachita parish had said. They stopped at Royal Gorge purchased hunting licenses from tha and saw Suspension Bridge, said to department or its agents. ever, were markedly weak.

BS how- I securities, so that up to that time, at in cities could supply requl- Shares least, the trend had been in the other service in localities where in- NEW YORK, Sept. 30. losing 3 to 5 points included Inter- direction. denendent unit banks ou'd have dif- T.V United Alrcft. c.l) m.n.r r.n.w.4 I w.nJ.MOet.W«.ntr.etalnth.

Addin, Colnm. nt.In.t 1 1-2 per rent local cotton market to below the biaB Carbi)n an(! rase, the last rate. The low rate was unattractive 10.00 level today, marking new ow fHdfng below its resistance to lenders, and resulted in eonsider- roeords for the season and since point of Somber. Worthington able loan calling. 1915.

The market was generally lower In sympathy with October and under further southern selling as well as liquidation, new December declining i points to 10.13 while March sold down 3 points to 10.48. Tradt buying and covering on the decline resulted in a rally, however, and late in tho day market was comparatively steady at 3 points lower to 6 points higher. closed steady, 7 to 20 points spot steady; midd'ing 10.35. Open High (low Oct- old 08 10.19 1019 Oct. new 10.02 10.19 9.07 1018 Dee.

old 10.45 10.22 10 45 Dec. new 10.24 10.44 10 18 10.40 Jan. old 10.55 10.34 10.5* Jan. row 10.53 10.30 10.51 Mar. 10.73 10.48 10.71 May 10.90 10.87 10J6 11.04 10.78 11.00 Spots closed steady at 10.36 up 10.

MARKETS AT A GLANCE NEW YORK By Associated Prtst- Stocks weak; market breaks on Sisto failure. Ronds firm; domestic rails strong. Curb weak; scores of touch new Foreign exchanges easy; Spanish peseta at new low. Cotton steady; trade buying. Sugar steady; Cuban support.

Coffee lower; commission house selling. CHICAGO Rheat firm; higher Liverpool and rumors large export business. torn firm; frost central west and firm southwest markets. Cattle irregular. Hogs steady to lower.

Closing Stocks 2 p. quotations; All Ch A Am Can 1 American Car American A Foreign Power 52 American Locomotive American Smelting A Refining Aemiran 40J FAIL TO OPEN SAFE By Associated Fress- NEW ORLEANS, Sept. larg early today knocked the knob off the safe in the Jackson Brewery, 600 Decatur street, but left without gaining entrance to the safe. 16 Briand Defends Stand of France on Disarming Only After Security American Teleph A Teleg American Woolen Anaconda Copper Armour Atchison ------------------Atlantic Coast Atlantic Refining Baltimore A Ohio Bethlehe.i Steel California Pack Canadian Chesapeake A Ohio Chicago Alton Livestock By AasocUtWl CHICAGO, Sept. Hogs 24.000 Including 6,000 10-15 lower to almost steady later; top 9.90; Chicago Grain Chicags Gieat Western --------Chicago St Paul A Pac Pf Chicago A Northwestern 53 Chrysler Coca Cola Colo 112 medium weight 200-250 pounds 9.40- sharp upturns of wheat quotations at Columbia Gas A Elee 0.00; heavyweight 250-850 pounds Liverpool met with quick response Consolidated 202 Bv A -U ted Press 8 GENEVA.

Sept. 35 Briand, French foreign minister, day jn the League of Nations assem- a stirring defense of the French stand that security must come before disarmament. The French cabinet officer referred to the result of the recent German ----------elections as a reason why France needs more guarantees of security before laying aside her arms. M. Briand mounted the rostrum 135 70 PRE-VOLSTEADIAN BAR ON ELEVATOR; RAISED FOR RAIDS By Associated Press.

SIOUX CITY, Sept. were positive there was a bar at the Idiehour inn. A sleuth had seen it, and had seen men leaning against it drinking libations of undoubted prohibition potency. The police raided the inn. There was no bar there.

Another sleuth reported the bar. Again the police raided. Again they found no bar. And again. And again.

Police Chief Morgan finally found out about it. The bar was on a freight elevator. Every time the place was raided, the bar and all the customers simply hoisted above or dropped below. Even the police admitted it a pretty slick trick. be the highest in the world.

The next point of outstanding interest was Mesa Verde national park, where cliff dwellers formerly lived. Although the dwellings have not been inhabited for 600 years, many of them are still in an excellent state of preservation. Mutilated Body Found Upon Highway in Ohio By DENNISON, Ohio, Sept. mutilated body of a man about 40, believed by police to be that of a gangster, was found on a roadside r.ear here today. His ears had been cut off and his face and hands slashed.

A note in the pocket bore Forest, in which trees the scribbled name "Anthony Car- turned to rock, No address was found. Most of these licenses were purchased Saturday, yesterday and today. Along with the licenses were purchased many boxes of ammunition. A few guns were bought and those who already had were busy oiling and cleaning them and trying them out to see if they would shoot. STANDARD Continuing along the route they Others were making arrangements saw Painted Desert and Meteor to rent guns for the day.

Crater, where a huge meteor dia- Many alarm clocks will be set for placed a space in the ourth about early hours in the morning, some of 500 feet deep. It contained rich de- hunters planning to start oat posits of platinum, which were mined shortly atter midnight in order to for many years. They also saw Petri- rcafh destinations in time. Tho have of the hunters probably will i start out between 3 and 5 a. as dawn is said to be the best time From there they went on to Grand ghoot squirreK Canyon.

Judge Harper said he once, read an article by a woman writer i who said that no person over 50 years of age who had not seen Grand Canyon should be allowed 1 to vote. He thought such a statement was foolish until after he had seen the canyon, but that caused him to 1 change his mind and agree with the National Government at Nankin; Announces Fen; Abandons os Special to The News-Star. STANDARD, Sept Kermitt Magness, Quincy Cornwell, who are attending L. S. U.

at Baton Rouge were here. Mrs. C. R. Whitehead and children woman declaring the mag- left Saturday for Monroe to nificence of the canyon was appall- make their future home where Mr.

in8- C. R. Whitehead has been employed, for some time. They will be greatly family visited his brothers, H. S.

and 1 Nanking. nany fiends here, jj Harper, whom he had not seen' armies in Honan province Lon and ss Fern Benson of for 10 years. There they spent six had been resisting the nationalist Sunday visitors here days. troops despite the surrender of Peip- SEW ORLEANS. were bom, by Ann.

0n th. b.ek they to M.nehori.n produce was in light supply. Butter inkier 1 Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Cotton of Mon- 0. Prodace By Associated heana ranged 81.50-32.00 and snap I after a Canadian delegate had de- beans sold mostly 1.00-1.50 per bush- roe were the Sunday guests of Mr. nounced the league's disarmament Cucumbers held steady at 1.00- and Mrs. C.

E. Hixon and relative? record as feeble and the German for- 1 50 okra was weaker at 50 cents; here, eign minister, Dr. Julius Curtius had peppers sold lower at 75 cents and announced that his delegation would squash was steady at 1.00-1.25 per abstain from voting on a resolution bushel, which failed to set a date for a gen- Br ted Press CHICAGO, Sept. for Columbian Carbon By United Press. SHANGHAI, CHINA.

The retirement of Feng co-leader of the northern rebel government at Peking, was announced In Phoenix Judge Harper and his today by the national government at the way back they Roosevelt and Coolidge dams, as well 1 the retirement of Yen Hsi-Shan, as Juarex, Mexico. choice 100-180 pounds scoring an early advance C.ttl. c.lr., 2.000; cklc l'l7h, h.ld to lb. 7 Tv Corn 1-2-3 up. best fully steady; other i I subsequently reacted somewhat.

Classes mostly steady; slaughter Wheat closed unsettled 5-8 to I 9 slaughter pigs, good and here today, all Chicago grain prices Consolidated Textile Continental Can ----Continental Motors------------------------s Continental Oil of Delaware 14 Corn Products Curtiss Aero------------- Font de Erie Electric Power Light bushel higher than yester eral disarmament year. conference next Potatoes were steady and ranged 2.40-2.50 per cwt. Onions were unchanged and yellow sold 1.50-1.75; Msdames C. Gunn, Henry Burham, of Hutton, returned home Monday after spending several days with Mr and Mrs. C.

E. Hixon. A joint social of the Olla-Standard Methodist Missionary societies was Masked Men Kill Who Testified Whites in Attack Case oteers, good and choice 900-1100 pounds 10.25-12.75; 1100-1300 pounds l-8e a 9.25-12 50; 1S0O-15OO pounds OO- finish. Com closed 1 5-8 to 12.00; vealers (milk fed) good and '-8c up, oats 3-8 to lc advanced, choice 11.00-13AO. and provisions varying from 25c de- Shscp fat lambs fairty ac- cline to S5e gain, strong to 15 higher; bulk moderately sorted natives and rangers i lambs 90 pounds down, i good choico 6.75-8.00; ewes 90-150 pounds medium to choice 2.O0-3.5O.

i Sugar Br AsaocUtcd Press NEW YORK, Sept, no I reported raw sugar was un- I changed at S.04 for spots duty paid early today. vv A5i By Frtrmeers Public Service rrgineers THOMASVILLE. Sept. ety. Seedless recently in court against two white grapes sold mostly 1.25 per lug box.

whites 2.15; reds 1.65-1.75 and Valen- held Thursday afternoon in Olla. The' cia 2.15-2.25 per 100 pounds. Cabbage was about steady at 1.90 per cwt. California garlic sold mostly cents per pound. Persimmons were dull at 75 cents to 1.00 per bushel while best Elberta peaches brought 2.25.

Fancy Bart- chairman of the northern regime. Dispatches from Peiping yesterday said Feng Hsi-Shan, who retired from Peiping to Taiyuan-Fu, capital of Shansi province, had decided to re-establish the northern government there in defiance of the Nanking authorities. The civil war. which started last April, apparently ended last Thursday night a special meeting except in Honan province. STONE AVE.

CHURCH TO NAME DELEGATE FOR GRAYSON MEET program was as follows: Opening wiil be held at Stone avenue Meth- when Manchurian troops song. Go Where You Want Me church for the pur- and occupied Peiping. To Prayer by Mrs. H. D.

selecting a delegate to ac- -o ------------Hawes. Devotional. Golden Rule, Mrs. company the pastor to the annual DIG WHISKFY I A. Meek.

Song, Topic conference that is to be held at Gray- I reading by Mrs. E. W. Neyland Games were planned by Mrs. Waggon son on October 18.

These conferences are attended by Fox Film A Freeport Tex General Electric I lett pears ranged 2.45-2.50 per box alL Refreshment? the various pastors and also by one were served. Those present were the delegate from each church. There and boxed apples ranged 2.00-3.50, 39 Lacy Mitchell, a negro, who testified depending on variety. Seedless 1 churches of the a jn Monk, M. Hill, T.

Woods, H. Gwin. odist Protestant denomination O. II. Magness, T.

E. Brantley, Nancy Louisiana. tion showing the maximum loss and selling down to 0.94, or less than a a pound and the lowest level ever stahlished in the history of the exchange. The decline was due to iquidation as a result of the circulation of 15 October notices, while later months were off under commission house selling, some of which was believed to be for European account nd in the way of hedging against ew crop supplies. The decline at- racted considerable covering, how- Wheat: Open HighLow Close SepL .75 Dee.

Mar. May .831 Corn; Sept. .86 .831 Dee. Mar. .811 Mar.

May .801 Oats: Dec. May Rye: Sept. Dec. May S41 .561 Lard: Sept, ......10.7511.02 10.67 11.00 10.65 11.00 10.57 11.00 Dec 10.15 10.40 Bellies: 14.00 Oct. 12.05 Gold Dust vv cifvnai fi9 di is be victi rn of i'li Mississippi girl, 14, sturdy night and shot him.

pe- lug box and cauliflower ranged Love, E. W. Neyland, R. O. Collens.

A in Tn mvr Cl a im Members of his family said the 1.75-2.00 per Iceberg lettuce J. Waggoner, C. EU.ott, W. Elliott. oAiU 1U HA Vt SLAIN assailants, who appeared to be white was selling 3.i5-4.25 per crate.

Waggoner, R. P. Richardson, J. Law. PATLICD 0 Y.

W. Flow ers, H. D. Hawes, L. D.

A 1IItlx fvlrt ijUlvCi Batter Eggs Commonwealth Southern 1 Ctfs Internal Combustion Engine men, entered the housw and started firing without explaining their reason. Mitchell lingered until yes- County authorities are making an investigation and have arrested sev- oral men for questioning. By Associated Press CHICAGO, Sept. Clarks, firm; creamery extras 39; standards Y. Flowers, H.

D. Hawes, L. Randall. T. P.

Smith. -------------Mesdames J. E. Walker, J. E.

Hack- I By Press- ett were Wednesday visitors in SUMNER. Sept. here today said Juanita Sullivan, DESTROYED BY TWO OFFICERS A big whiskey still was found and destroyed shortly before noon today by Deputy Sheriffs D. L. Roper and W.

H. Banister. The still was located about 10 miles out of Monroe in ward four. No one war at the still at the time, but everything was in readiness for operation, officers stated. At the side of the still were five barrels, containing approximately 250 gallons of mash.

It was said that this mash would produce about 50 gallons of whiskey. No whiskey had been run Kansas City Southern Louisiana i Louisvilel Nashville ------Miami Copper Missouri Kansas Texas Montgomery Ward ---National Power Light-----New York Central 10 271 UNCOMFORTABLE COMPANY. By United Press AUSTIN, from Mary eeipts 19-11. Kuehl brought men scurrying to her auto camp tent. A porcupine had crawled tinder the covers with Mary.

07 i Lufcy and chil- i 14 years old, last night shot and kill- 37 1-4; extra firsts firsts 33- dren of Good Pine were the Sunday ej ber father Sullivan with a but the mash was 19 35; seconds 31-32 1-2. guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hill.

shotcun Eggs 4,589, firm; extra firsts 28; Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Buffington of fresh graded firsts 27; fresh current Olla were the Sunday dinner guests ti p.

22-24; ordin.rr current re- of Mr. Mr, A. I Mrs. O. Hixon is spending several days visiting in Monroe.

0 K. of C. to Perfect Plans for Barecue October 12 Radio Seaboard Air Line Sinclair Oil Potatoes By Associated Press. CHICAGO, Sept. 30.

Potatoes 130. i total U. S. shipments, 981 about Southern Railw-ay SO Cal Standard Oil New Jersey i New York New Haven Hartfd 220 Shejj unjon New Orleans By Associated NEW ORLEANS. Sept.

oil closed steady. Prime summer yellow 6.85; prime crude 5.756.00. January 6.95; February 7.00; March 7.10; April 7.10; May 7.20; July 7.26; October 6.76; November 6.80; December 6.87. developed and rallied ral points, with the October position elling back to within 2 points of the II Previous close, while the later months all the early setback, with he market at midday 2 points lower or October, but net unchnngcd to 1 higher on the later months. 'here was no change In underlying conditions, but the low prices seemed be checking further selling and at- acting some increased trade and buying.

The European beet ugar crop was estimated at 9,611,000 etric tons, including Russia by a rominent European authority, gainst last outturn of 82104,.0 metric tons. Russia was tdaced at .760,000 metric tons, against 950,000 january produced last year. Refined was quiet with demand ght and of a ha d-to-mouth charac- r. Prices were unchanged with the sic price 4.35 for fine granulated. Sugar fqtures closed barely steady; jproxiraated sales 38,750 tons.

Dc- mber 101; January 108; March 110; ay 117; July 124; Sept. (1931) 130. Otis Steel American Petroleum i Pennsylvania -------------------Philips Pure Standard Oil New York i Stone Webster 68 Texas Corporation United Carbon United States Steel Liverpool Br Associated Press LIVERPOOL, Sept. spot ba(l with the shotgun. steady, trading just fair; I moderate demand; prices lower; father entered the door the girl fired 109 North Dakota sacked Irish cobbler- American strict good middling 6.50; 1.85-2.10.

good middling 6.15; strict noddling i 543 Poultry CHICAGO, Sept. alive 4.15. Sales 6,000 bales, including 3,000 at ihe opening of trading today for 2 cars, 34 trucks, steady; fowls 21. American. Receipts 8,000, American the first time since futures trading in springs 21; broilers 21; roosters 15; 5,800, Futures closed quiet: October that commodity was inaugurated on spring turkevg 28; ducks 15-18; geese 5.47; Dec 5.57; Jan 5 62; Mar 5.73; the New York coffee and sugar ex- 15.

iMay 5.S3; July 5.91; Oct 6.03. in 1914. livan and his wife had been separated for two weeks, and Mrs. Sullivan has gone to Texas. The officers said the girl received Final plans are to be perfected at a letter from her mother yesterday 8 tonight at the regular meet- ar.d took a position sitting on the ing of the Knights of Columbus for When the the barbecue that is to be held at Bernstein park on Columbus day, October 12.

SUGAR DROPS 5.90; middling 5.70; strict law mid- By Associated Press- dling 5.60; low middling 5.10; strict NEW YORK, Sept. sugar good ordinary 4.55; good ordinary fui ires sold below one cent a pound CORRY-DAVIS Funeral Home Ambulance Service Phone 2020 THE BACK THE RING YOU GAVE ME New York NEW YORK, Sept. oil closed steady. Prime summer yellow 7.70; prime crude 5.75 to 6.00. High Low Close 7.25 7.25 7.43 7.50 CHANCES SLIGHT Associated Press- WASHINGTON, Sept.

80. Mrs. chard B. reecy was barely alive 'ay at Emergency hospital, where haa remained unconscious since tragedy at tha Mayflower hotel nday in which police have decided Marine officer husband attacked with a hetchet and shot himself d. Attendants paid her chance to vive was slight.

February 7.40 7.33 April October November old November new December old 7.56 7.56 December new Sales contracts -------------o------------ 7.25 7.27 7.37 7.39 7.45 7.50 7.40 7.25 7.66 7.20 new 34. Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, Sept. exchanges easy. Great Britain demand 4.85 3-4; France 3.92 11-32; Italy 5.23 1-4; Belgium 13.94 1-2; Germany 23.79; Norway 26.74 1-2; Spain 10.37; Greece 1.29 3-8; Brazil 10.60; Tokyo 49.45; Shanghai 38.87; Montreal 100.06 1-4. Great Britain in dollars, others in cents.

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