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In tlipening Game of Island League-A Splen- ' did Game With Interest Maintained Right up t0 The Ninth Innings.

hi). to R. Field for one b88- Daley made another sensational, play ‘Whln he caugtht Franck 8i» 2nd. for the 3rd. out. R. Johnston n-t-nt out at 1st‘, Peters nuts e llv to 3rd. for an out. Daley i!" a “we one to C. Field but Phil McQuaid ran and not it making 9» ‘F933 catch- Soore 4-—Q. .~

7th. lnnings.——Francl.s hit through second and got to 1st. Bradley‘ ‘illi- tlvxough Zird and not one i188. ‘Ryan hit to C. Idicltl but ‘ls caught out. pmncis and ilratilley advance to 2nd. and 3rd, l’. McQuaid walks. With the bust-s full. Noonan sthow- otl his alhilityn He forced Francis out at home and 110l- MCEEQiW-TB 8'- lst, retiring tilo ptbbies without a score. Silllphant tput a fly to C. Field and Phil McQualvl made an- other nine catch. Noonan went out at 1st. Ferno hit a 2 b85891‘ l0 ‘R- Flﬂlil and stole 3rd. Ross walks again and steals 2nd. tPerrin went out at 1st. for 3rd out, Score 4—0.

Silt. lnnlngs.—Cmni-n hits tto- watrtls 1st. and reaches the initial sack in- safety and steals 2nd. Lynds nmknS a morlflce hit and Oronin goes to 3rd. McCarey to 11st. on a fivltlcrs choice and Cronin reached home for the 1st, score for t-ho Ahbics. Fra-ncis hit a 3 bugger to it. Field and McCarey scores. At this stage Howntt was sernt in to replace Noonan, Bradley makes s hit to L. Field and was caught tout but Frncis scores. Ryan lwent to 1st. on an enror of the pitcherr, P. McQuaid fans, Aylwards was work- ing fine and put Wright out at 1st. and fanned Johnston and Peters. Score -i——3, At this ‘stage of the game the interest was fever heat.

t the Guardian) Carey

511M, . ‘Juno 11——'l‘he open ing game of tllu Prince Edward ls- land seball League at the Sllllllu nvnykh? i111 Park last evening was a real g ' game for an openillg- AS the score indicates tbooh teams were t-vt-nly, matched and the outwith‘ was doubtful until the last ball was thrown, There twas a very 500d ll!- it-ntianqo but it is hoped that tut- ncxt game in Sumxnlcrsltle will draw nmroﬂ > - in tht- lst. innings tho Ahbios did not scorn. Graves tho 1st. man up for tho Crystals, fans. Ross walk- I'll in 1st. Pcrrin made a sacrifiu: hit and Ross go s lo 3rd. Ross wont homo on 1| passed ball for tho 1st. run of the game, Wright fanned. $001M 1*‘). 2nd innings-Francis gocs out at 1st. iirntll“y is caught out on a fly townlds 3rd. Ryan gcts t0 1st. on n l‘l_\' to right field. P, McQnaiil hits to (‘enter Field and gets to-finst. -A_vl\\'::‘.1l-iputs up a fly to Noonan for thc 3rd, out. R. Jonston ‘made a littlv hit to Aylward and got to 1st. lio was caught going to 2nd. Peters fans. Daley walked to 1st, and went to 2nd. and 3rd. on a wild Ditch. Silliphzmt hit -to Right Field for one Ilmg. Daley scores. Sililphant was at Ist, and scored on overthrow‘ com- ing all the way round from 1st. Noonnn tans. Score 3——0. 3rd. lnnlngs.—— McEachern went out at 11st. Cronin did also. Lynds was hit and got a. pass to 1st. Lynds was caught at 2nd, when Daley mad‘; on'e"’of’ the finest and most spectacular -ploys of the game. lmlcy had’ to jump to catch v the

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THE WN » GUARDIAN

City Schools To Be Represented

The city schools have decided to

Island boys‘ will give a good ac- count of “til , , other townscofﬁpsting there is no doubt. The voting of money to help

was indeed an encouraging move and will give the boys the neces- sary boost to help them to bring more honor for P, iE. Island in ath- ietics.

The teams from West Kent and Queen Square will be picked from the following:

Welt Kent-Fred Holl, Percy

naghan, Chas. Mathleson and Clar- ence Ranaghan,

Joseph Trninor, Beniot Doiron, Ed- ward Hornby, Roland Hogan, and Willie Power.

Woodstock Men

Red Line, 2.09%, the 2.20 class eligible which was recently im- ported by the Gallagher-Hammond stable in charge of Leon Toole, of Amherst, Mass, has the devotees of racing here all talking,

He is a handsome, big rugged pacer and he has reeled off miles around 2.22 with ease in his work outs. He is by Colonel Johnson and before being brought here from ‘Illinois some weeks ago show

than 15 seconds, while last year he raced miles. better than 2.10 and took his heat record of 2.09%, al- though his win-racs record was on- ly 2.19%.

IWith The Tank, 2.09%, also hav-

At “School Meet '

send boys to the Inter-Scholastic ,, field and track championships at '4 New Glasgow on Friday, that the ,

selves. “BMW .11»! t.

Cameron, Don Finlayson, Fred Ra. l,

Queen Square-Arthur Gormley, i

Buy Fast Horse i ‘

ed Driver froole an eighth ln less '

Il.-ill, he caught i‘t and tagged his mall on the dvay down. Ayiward got “lllkillil good and fanned Graves and Ross. Prtrrln hit a 2 haggcr to- \\'iil'tl~§ 31d. Wright fans‘, Score still

lnninns.—.\'1c(‘arey hits a

iv to R. F. ‘but Ftrno catches

Aymara ‘hi, Lhraugh 18L and got lng shown ability to rsce in 2.10 to 1st. llcltlaohenn put up a. foul fly ‘We!’ 809d ha" miiB- "licks 18F! m peter, Aylward ‘was caught n; year and also eligible to the 2.20 2nd, .\lcCarcy hit a ﬂy to C. Field Clues. the fur ls expected to ﬂy and got to 1st. It looked good for when this pair meet this season in tnt Abhieg just at this time, Mc- ‘the 2.20 events on the tiunine‘ and (‘art-y stole 2nd. Lynds vpllt up an New Brunswick Circuit.

i-usy ily to 1st. for an out and a

. want-is walked to 15:. Brzidlcyﬂ- t same 0f ‘hall ended with the im< a llillllly fly to R. Field but‘, stale one run to thegood, Jack l‘vrrin runs in and makes a great 3i<'-‘\i9@l‘ lllllllllﬁli l0 tile, ‘QB-Piﬁlﬂc‘ catch. Francis was caught gﬁing to tion of all and Jerry Doucette was 2nd. for the 3rd out. R. Johnstolﬂilllﬁt‘ iudi-KO-

rlzvts to 1st. on a tiroyipod 3rd, strike” The following was the ‘lineup: P, E, ‘t-i ‘rs puts a fly to 2nd. for an out. cfYstais ' Abbi“ - . - .- o l . ‘.3211.’ it'll f"illmiil.5“\l'.§...i?¥§"i{°lflwant “m” Francis Gem" P'°""- Blue's cham- \\‘itrvl's, l).'llf‘\' nllt-l‘ stctlliug ‘to ‘Zlrijtl Q i l I i I H I mo“ of 20 years ago’ who is here lull tiu- ‘id throw i; ("glllight of; thtij Nnonau and llowatt . Alyward rigipgsitaoghafilloitsgggifs mgfegsaizé >n'..“i'\;; -. . .1 s.-T..-..7tTlt""‘ “(m m" M 15L peters Mccarsy Bedmd- “Y” m“ baseball i“ b°°m ,1“, ynnmgs__nyan ‘You, out M; 2nd‘ Bass ‘ lug fn Charlottetown. A three team 1st, Alctlualtl fans. Ayhvzird hltlDalcy . . . . .. McEachern (Captﬁlﬁ) ‘my “"3"” h“ nae“ mrmed Wm‘ lhfqugh gmr f0,- a ha’; He wast 3N|_ Base “' representation from three sections forrr-il out at 2nd, Noonan went outl Ross . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Lynda 0t "l9 “W. Nﬂlil. 301ml Blld Well- at 1st. Graves ihit to C. Field for S. Stop The league is fast developing stars, inn, hag. He stolo 2nd, Ross walks, R. Johnston . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bradley and the Wllllllns team will be after Pcrriu umde a sacrifice hit arlvanc- L. Field the Mﬂfililllﬁ Cilll-mlliﬁllﬂhill- ing (lraves and Ross, Wright ltlttnlhlrrin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. C-ronin g fly t‘o xoFart-y for thc 13rd out.‘ H n C. Field P M Q w Offered Games Here . rorc -— . ;.‘i i1‘ taut . . . . . . . . . . .. . A c ua _- {hilt lnuings-{f-rouln put a fly _ R. Ifielll Law] 031cm]; have offered t.» short for nu nut. Lyuds inns. .\lt:- IIlllYP-S- . - - - - - - - . - - - -_ - - - - - - -- Ryan Prowse games in Halifax with

Baseball Booming

lNTER— MARITIME Slllllll Al '

BEDFIIRI] N. S. YESTERDAY

(Canadian Press)

li.\l.ll-‘.\X, N, S., Juno ll.» Ncw llrunsHvit-k marksman st-tiroti prom- it-r honors at opening of iute-r-klari- , timc shoot at liwdfortl riflt- range 55'; '1'. i-illllllll- 332 this morning winning 21m yards W? t-vcnl with scorn m‘ 2H points, No- ‘Y- va Scotia calm‘ sccond with ‘Jllijfpi pnillfS and Prince l-itlwiirtl island “"- third with 221) points. Shoot will Ncw Br“ns)'v|°k'_E' J‘ Dick’ 89 lit‘ i‘lillf‘llltll'tl this l’. 31., \\'ll<‘ll t-nlu-‘Fig dmmwny’ ‘m; R‘ J‘ smpleford pming tt-ams will shoot at 51m and l',,l‘ ' lion yard ranges, 'I‘his morning's iii-ll.

madc thc highest score of 97. ifoliouving are the scores: Nova Sc0tia—J. D. tMcEnchern

ll_ Sprlltrvi‘. 94; J. l). Cameron J. .\l. 'l‘rucmau, 8S.

individual

H. B. Parker. ii, ..\ltirst-, il-i; G. McLean, 85;

Total

l. .\. iiosc, S5; J. l1‘. Archibald. J, 'l‘ liownry, 90; A. It. Rlgby.

three City League teams, and July 1 has been named as the date of first game. The islanders would probably draw big in Hali- fax.——I-Iniifax Herald, June 11.

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CITY LEAGUE

The City League fixture this ev- ening at the Abegweit grounds has promise of being the best yet and that is saying something.

The Anchors are determined not to take the cellar position and are strengthening their team accord- ingly, Garrick is going to hold down second and coupled with his heavy hitting ability will make a strong addition to the line-up.

(The Stars are hitting their bat- ting stride and have promised

from the Athletic-B. by the score of

_ A BETEIR SEPARATDR

dlvlrltlzil Hciircs wort‘ as follznvs": New Brunswick-ii .l, llivli, 2R; .l. llonnvlly, 33; ll. .l. Staptnrtl. Ill; .l. .-\. lftiso, 3t); l, F,'.\l'chllr.'lltl, Ii‘); .|. 'l‘. llownt-y, 112; \, ll. Iliixhy, 2H;

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.\. S. Fimory ,3!) .'l'nt:ll, ‘II-i.

Nova Scotia-J. l). .\l(:"ti(’llf‘.l‘il 2i); 'i ,i.aman, fit); ii. Parker, 2X; Il. Moran, Ho; t; ..\lt'l.t-itll ,3»); W. l’. Spt-nccr, til: J. i). (‘zimm-gn, 1&2; .l. M, Truemitn, Ill, 'l‘utal 241,

Prince Edward |sland~.\. Mr‘ . Palm, 28: F. W, Kennedy, Iii)‘. .l. Folvs, Iii: ii, Rogers, 2i; (l. Mat-- lhmaltl, 2X; ti. .\l1'l,t'.llilll, 153i; .\. litihr-rtsun. 12o; "l'. lliilltlflllilll, 2s. Tomi i222.

iiAl.ii<‘.-\X. N. 8., .lnno ll~\Vith a total st-ort- for tho day ot‘ 72.". on tht- 31m, non and (W) ynrtl ruugts. that Nnva Scotia ti-am won tho Maritime Rlflr- 'l‘rophy~ at tho lit-d- fonl ltangt-s yesterday‘. Tho Ncw Brunswick team last year's Will- ncrs bad n total score of 700 nnd Prince _ qrd island G94. J. Cﬂmﬂrmli" ‘the Nova Scoiia team

FEW LESS MONEY

417 .--,,-

»j‘I-‘ llAYﬂW

l).

i»; .\. S. Emory. 89. Total 700. themselves to be on the right side

Prince Edward Island-A Mc- of score standing, they have also (‘ll-bin 3!): i“. W- Kellllﬂliy- 33; J. n surprise» in their line-up for to- (‘lllv-H, 9!; K. S- ROI-WIS. 74; G- night's game and are going to play lit-Donald. 92; G. McLellan, 84; the game 311"“, wuy A, Robertson, 89; P. Landrlgnn, Th,“ were Wm be the largest) Xti. ’l‘otni ﬁll-i.

crowd in attendance at tonight's game, goes without saying, as the brand of ball given out by these two teams in their last encounter has been the topic of baseball-con- flab since, so that everything is set for the big game which starts. at 6 o'clock,

Nova Scotln has now won the lnivrProvlnclal match 10 times. .\'t-,\v Brunswick 9. and Prince Ed- ward island 3.

AT ROTARY

Yostvrtiay was "Education Day“ ni tun Rninry Club, and the speak- or was Mr, J. L. Paton, -M .A., of Xlztnchisztor, England, who took as his subject "The Business Man and by the Royal Bank’ qwcaum M n till‘ 9tllllvllt" was stated. the former. faced the

.\ir. Paton said that he PBCOKIIlZ-inecpgglty 0g hgvlng to c"; m, 5mg. i-tl that he was speaking to practic- end. m" occasioned 50mg comment. al mt-n, men who were doing things in New York financial circles as and carrying on the world's work. to the soundness of the thanking Ho. had just come from a confer- system in the Dominion. The wall nnnt- of Canadian Universities in Street Journal found the situation llulifux. Tues, were the thinkers— "acme l-hé border consider-bl! cleared up" a! a consequence of the merger, and continued its com- ment as follows:

The fate of the Union Bunk. however arrests attention because it follows in the woke of one or two incident: reﬂecting rather un- favorably awn Canadian banking. Failure of the 1161110 Bank. for in- stance. bod n disquieting elect. Than, too. it bu been apparent ltlnt ldenndo. is over-bulked for the time being. There ~il litih opportunitybfocbihtak null}! b16101: to was understood that Jack Delaney fill-ll I110 i‘ I1 l "l1 9' T" n‘ of Bridgeport. Conn, who knocked if"! l" KMIWSMY imﬂlmiled out Berlenbach after the Astoria. i“ "'l‘ m‘ 7"“ '°°'nm“ni"i°‘-

.___-a-ooi- BANK MERGERS.

(Canadian Preu)

New York, June 11, (By Can- adian Press.) —-The recent absorp- tion of the Union Bank of Canada

McTigue To Meet Berlenbach Again

NEW YORK. June 1l—-Mike Mc- Tigue and Paul Berienbach have signed with Tex Rickard for nn- other encounter st the Stadium some time in August, although it

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(American Lupus) tRHilLADEI-Pi-i-IA, June 11.-I'm White Sox evened the series here today by taking the second Gllllle

6 to 5.

Scoire: . Ohicaigio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 11‘ 0 Hbiiadelphia . . . . . . . 6- I10

BOSTON, June 11.—The heatvy hitting of Kenneth Williams, was chieﬂy responsible for St. iLouis‘ tak ing the second straight game from Boston 9 to 7, today in the seven- tih inning. He planted the ball in the right field bleachers.

St. Louis 1B Boston . . . . . . . . . . . II710‘ 'Was'hlngton‘, June 11—1After rais-

etudents of abstruse theori-

, as they are. Stories of absent mind-

‘the whole expenditure oi‘. the Fran-

The practlcal man is liable to regard the theorist as a nebulous Del-Si)" who dwells in remote ethereal re- gions, and has a minimum of the contact with this world of things

ed professors abound, but it i8 the greatest mistake in the world for the practical man to despise the theorist, or the theorist to hold aloof from the practical man. This world can never progress until the great life forces in it pull together and work for the same and, which is the well being of the whole of human kind.

Think of Pasteur in his little gar- ‘ret which was all the accommoda- tion which France could and for him; and yet it was Pasteux-‘s work‘ which saved for France in her silk industry alone more than

co-Prussian war; and the new movement in modern medicine, in-

ing their ‘world's championship em- blem at ceremonies before the game the Senators bowed to Detroit. -to- ‘day 7 to 4. Walter Johnson suffer- ed his third defeat of the season. Detroit . . . . . . . 711 1 Washington . . . . . . . . . .. 4 10 1

i (National League)

nrr-rsnunu. June 11.-Boston and Pitts-burgh divided a {our genie set-lies. Pitts-burg winning the flna-l contest today, 10 to 3. Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 3 9 Pittsburgh 1115 2 Chicago, June 1l—The batting of Brooks who got a single. double and home run was a feature‘; Gowtiy ‘also got a theme run.

New York . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4 6 2 Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7 10 2 OI-NCINNATTI. June '11.~¢C|n.

icinatti took the fourth straight game of the series from ‘Phil- adelphia today by 8 to 3. it also

marked the sevcntih consecutive victory for tho Reds. Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 9 2

Ci-ncinnatti _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8 12 3 St. Louis. June 11.-—The Cardin- als were dlefestetl 7 to 5 in their fourth and final game with Brook- i-yn ‘here today after ‘thtreo victories. Brooklyn .. St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . 5 B 0

(American League)

NEW YORK. June 1i.-- Babe Ruth drone out his {inst home run oi’ the season today, but the Yankees lost to Cleveland 4 to 1. Speaker's circuit smash with um on disses i nthe third gave the In. dia-ns their margin of victory. Ruth trot two singles besides his homer, rmnking ‘half of the six ihltg m9 Yanks could count off "Soutlnparw" l-Miller. a recruit from the Tom-e Haute olulb of the Three 1 League. Claqlnnd 4 7 0 Nerw York 1 5 0

Won of branch banks is being sub- jected today to what might b, u". ed an endurance test. it is tlrll struggle ‘of a survival of the ﬁttest Oltnnintions that has been point- ed to by those attontir opposing ex tension ol branch bsnkiugin this

tain merits are claimed‘ for the Canadian system, which molten it Mculiarly suitable for ‘the ‘ behin- ion. M lust up to the rpruont ,it works ‘well for the country. Whether Canada may ultiutltbly have to adopt a complichtod rs- servo "stem. such as our-own. in another question.”

The Journal ﬁnds that the molt impressive charlctcristic of the

ayntm. Th0 system with its instit-

N_ y" m“ y,“ "mum; l, he”. Notwitluinntfing theﬂomo Bank Ou-nldlan thinking system 4| the of knockouts, would ‘be live; 4h; affair-abort in nothing faith-simplicity of its orguftflltion. m" chance at t)“, cmqm ‘ wrong with tlru Canadian making 9 , '

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country. 0n the other hand, cer-

aug-uraited by Pasteur, carried for- ward by Lister, and the new school of surgery, has succeeded in leng- thening the average life of man in the civilized world for upwards of eighteen years. It ls worth while to capitalize that gain to the com- muuity.

Take the average earning capac- ity of a man, ﬂx it as low as ﬁve hundred dollars a year, multiply that by one hundred and twenty millions and you have a gain in this American continent expressed in terms which no practical man can afford to ignore.

It is not hard to multiply instanc- es in the ﬂeld of science, but tho same things holds true in tllu rcalln of literature, history, social studios and poetry. »

wrote that poem than capture tgu. bec," said Gcncrui Wolfe as ho quoted Gray's Elegy on the wuy to his last _victory.

Who can compute the sum total of what poetry and music, titt- hymns of the church, and tho bul- lads of the people have meant in purifying, enlarging, heartening, and fortifying the spirit of man?

Rotation H. H. Shaw, Chief Sup- erintendent of Education. Chair- man of the Rotary Educational Committee, presided.

Mr. Paton was introduced by ox- Rotnrian R. H. Rogers, who spoke of tho connection of Rotary with, the National Council of Education, under thc auspices of which rylr. Paton is carrying out his present tour throughout Canada. The Win- nipeg Rotary backed the National Conference on "Character in rein- tion to Cane ian citizenship," and did much to ‘ska-it possible and fruitful. Colonel R. H. Campbell, than Chief Superintendent of Edu- cation, represented Charlottetown Rotary at the conference. The aim of thc National Council is service -_.-t,o. make the Aer-vie, of public in- struction more efficient, and to 1191p Canada‘ servajh-e civilization b: m» ‘world.

Rotation TwB. Grady. who had ‘been absent on a trip to Battle Creek, llich, received ‘n warm wel- come from his flollow Rotnrians on his return. - mic shuts present were Profes- sor George E. Robinson, of the Uni- versity of British Columbia, Van- couver. J. l‘. Innis, Travelling Aud- ltorof the Telephone company, Professor J. Walter Jones, Bun- bury, Bu, W/ M, Ryan, Rev. R. 0. Eaton, -W. l". Tldmursh, Walter l-Iyndmun and R. H. Rogers.

Rotation J. A. MacMillan. who had been appointed for the purpose reported on the sending of a num-

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today, lie said that West Kent had decided to send five or six, Queen Square was not planning to send any, but- uftsr he had talked on the matter wltﬁ them they also decid- ed to send ﬁve or six. The boys will be accompanied by Mr. Halpenny. Physical Instructor of the League of the Cross.

On motion the matter of helping the boys out ﬁnancially was refer- red to the Directors, and they vot- ed sixty dollars to send ten boys, three from such school.

On motion of Past President W. M, Rose, seconded by Rotarian J. A. Clark. President R. ‘H. Jenkins was elected as the delegate from the club to ttbe International Con- vention at Cleveland. »

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SIXTH CHAPTER

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THE MARKETS

AIONTREAL. Juno 11, —Thc dcnulntl from foreign buy?" for (Iamatlitiu grain on the Montreal market today showed nil illlllfove" ‘Ilment anti ‘especially so front tho continent for Canadian oats. illlii as thc prices bitl were -in line writ-ll exporters views in the early D111"- nt lhe day. a, number of the ord- t-rs were accepted and a fairly ac-

Live business was transacted. In llillllllﬁll to the sales of a fevi loads‘ ot‘ oats and barley ""1

tnado to the Utiiictl Kingdom. Tito demand from Ncw York 110N865 for oats was wgain 800i! and 111m Wvctlilrslltly and today sales of sov- (‘fill hundrctl thousand bushels wt-ro. manic, which wore reported to ho for export account to the continent, including No. 1 fecd at 2%; cunts per bushel ovcr the W-l-ll- itipeg Jilly option, c.i.f. Montreal. The loaturo of the domestic cash grain mnrltot was tho llll])l‘0Vl‘ll demand from both local and ox- port ‘buyers and a modcrziti- amount of lmslnctss was done with sales of No. 2 Canadian wcstt-rn oats at fifteen cuts pcr bushel ovcr thc W-iilnipcg July option No. 2 [cod at 58% cents lper busht-l and No. 4 tbariey at 'l‘/i to 7.1% cunts pvr bushel over thc July option ‘c. i.f. Montreal. but nt thc close oi thc session thc latter grain _was offering nt sevcn cents pcr bushel over the Jilly c.i.f.. 'l‘llcro was also some thusinvss done in food lharlcy nt two cents per bushel over the July option, c.i.f. Mont- roal. The tolm of tho luunhet for car lots of outs was firm. Ac- cording to udvlscs rocolvcd horc one to tho largest western mills reported that they had matlo sales of spring wheat flour to the Orient which will hoop them grinding un- t-il the mltldlc of July, while on thc other hand mlliors here in most cnseo that lmslneiss in all direc- tions was still and that tho few orders coming forward from for- eign sources were principally for small lots, The trade for domes- tic and country account was also of a limited character and prices were unchanged. winter wheat flour was without any new feature to note. The demand being still low but llliw! were steady. A firm feeling pre- vails in the market for millfeed and ‘Drlccs were unchanged with a fair amount of business passing in ‘broken lots. 'l‘-he demand for standard grades of rolled oats was limited and the market was quiet. A fairly active trade was done in eggs and prices displayed a steady tendency. Prices for butter were well maintained under a moderate demand. Considerable buslnesl was transacted in cheese with English importers.

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