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Securities

(p, P, By Gulrdirnh Snecial Win) MONTREAL. Nov. 20 — Wnlle Montreal Power sported upward. securities on the Montreal Stock slchanga moved into lowar territ- “ry along s broad front during tn- flfly‘5 session. . With heavy buyins reported In brcfierage circles, Montreal Power continued its higher movement oi ycsterdav. f" """“""""- I511! W“ chalked up at the pening and m; "+1111." r: ...i ..t its h"‘1 of the dav, 2B 8-4, with a Iain of 1 1-2 points. Premier L. A. Tuschereau m a statement today advised in- vestors in public utilities not to be worried by Wtacks made against the companies at the hearings of the Qunbsc clearer-i orwmission E- gl-0m'<"-1 ll!‘ P""'fi‘ "'11P"!- lnent wol"d take atria, ii neces- my, to protect their in crests.

other members cf the power l

Move

Iroun. however; were generally lower with Power Corporation, Osnsds Northern Power snd Que- bec Power down fractions. Shaw-

inigsn, British Columbia Power’

and Southern Canada were un- changed.

On threats of possible milreis inflation Brazilian Traction, ill/u. t!" trfldlmr. was undel- pressure. rt dipped to a v-a and closed with

a loss of 5-3 at i0. The company reported n~t earnings m‘ octdtsflfi”

showr-d an increase of 8104333 over Oct. i033. The Bra-flush mum; 1n Montreal declined .010! a cent.

subjected to selling and (flppgd 1.3 to a new low for the year st 11.

lnternrtioriel Nickel held firm '-

wl-."s Hwlinrcr was off five cents and Gonsclldattd Smelter-s two points.

Sales on the exchange totalled 21,774 shares and bonds 00,150.

"O MARKET cosslp

Am Canadian Pacific Railway wsslAm 5

1

Lowe-rW. Y. Stock 0n i Montreal Exchange

iwhange

(Quotations fsruhhed by-Johllliillll sndWsrd members of the Mont- raal at»: u trusl

Market, lsa mansions ‘Sulfodl. Charlottetown). , Opolod Air Bed Allied Chem Allis Cliolm At! B

Am Am Am

Am Am-Tob n . , Ansconds op Ltchisoo ..uburn A id Loco

sru A .. Hen Aviation , Both Steel

“sit-nae fir;

Markets At A

Glance

(dsnadhu Brass) Torosio and Montreal-In stocks lower. ' Toronto Mines-Higher. New 'York—Stocks closed higher. Wian-irlfilwwhast down $5 to 1% M December silver higher. New York-(lotton and rubber low. erpt-ptfaa higher; sugar unchanged,

EXCQéNGE

I (Oausdlsn Press) MONTREAL. NOV 20-—Bl‘lfllh

d forei n sxchangs in relation to “a Cans lsn dollar as compiled by the oysl k of Canada. closed today

irvasil gilreisliwilii. na on on dollars .40 .

Clschoslovn is crgvvn .0405. u

lrin tinmsrk .0210.

lllouco fi-sue .0 . _

dsrmsn rsichsmsrk .3021.

flreat ritsirl pound 4,8008.

Holland floriu .0502.

. Hungary psllgo .2001.

India rupee .8076.

tsly lirp Jlgdl.

Japan you . S42.

New Zeolsnd pound 8.8820.

dorwsy krone .2445.

Poland sloti .1857.

outb Africs pound 4.3506.

lpdln peaofu .1332,

dwiuarianil franc .3105.

United States dollar 2%

per cont

discount. A

NEW YORK, Nov ‘JD-Foreign ex. chan stoudy- Great Britain high 4-93 i low 4.08: close 4.08 : 6i day bills 4.01%: France 0.50 ; 8.53; Belg-lulu 23.54; Germany 40.21; Canada 1.02%.

LIV’ STOCK

(Oa-usdisn r MONTREAL, Nov zofdtlcrings on the two Montreal livestock markets today totalled 005 bend. Receipts were composed of 235 cattle. 156 3g}:- 319 110B! sud 86 aheap snd

Today's oflsmiul‘! o! cams wara "will! common to duet fair cows and bulls. Prices were unchanged st 8i to $1.50 for csnnerl and cutters snd "("1116 $1.75 for nlnin butcher cows. Common bulls were ulontly $2.

Osivas were firul. Good voals were

.50 and common light

“u” n". vesls from

brought

Oood ewes and wetbers id. . envy lambs $5. lalcks $4.50. Sheep were

hop sold t n 1 sud watered. Fielehts glow “toga: his“ gwtum- 3131430618. heavier: and lights

“'9 u" 5° "W" Mr lllmdredweight ""1 “N! homes t1 per hundred- wolgbt. Bows were from $5.50 to $6,

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OUBINCXE .. . . , , __ , (C Id MONTREAE‘ s53? 533R, sterling, United Sbglag

brought , culls and "P"! U50 to

'3" ti of one ¥.°..'.°.°"i.§.‘..’?% ""51"; “~- coats.

l Miscellaneou

(Gan d1 P ' MONTREAL. nNO-v- zlfffilflp, inoss in

15 15 . 11 ll 51 61 “i 2:5 . 34a 56 (n, Johnston wllnynrds Special ‘iiglzuldmmrar-kedthvaolfilg: hsxifm of 10:5‘ 44 ‘a o s lusr e 5 5 reflects s quick in f ulsti 1101171180 llhlllilfl.‘ LETTER interest. Proviolt: illlhfll ‘a: e715: 1g 71' on y used as sn opportunity to sc- 4 4 Nblll‘ YORK. N. Y, Nov iii-Prices cumulnts sound securities or the 7 7 Ivrc irregular at tho opeuin yesiar- long pull. The fioatin H1001! of 20% day wit]? rationale?" 1px;‘: ‘$23: amlfiff," has qulety diminished g rol- dsc ues n- . . 8% gfidi’ tho oponlug . general nsr than ou msliss. choice w e (h d lopsd with a no coablo Itocks will be lo gsd in strong bs d hill-ht ltlillumziortgurvlv-s: followed was gate:- rgtt a sharp advsggo‘ in‘; nu n $5‘ a sma rasc n . gs ao- Ytljllllglfi declined sud for tbs rout ollflflflblliy impro Lboainsss during 1f?‘ its lloy trading bald within s narrow the first Ii! mom of 10M. Because g7 ,..,,g@ with tbs industrial and Rail of tba inflationary possibilities ahead, 3 writes similar Imll all!" on the stocks must be Iolectod unruly, nl-le 11% u“ ambush being placed on those lines lFint Natl Store g4 ‘The ISlfiVO ohsrsctsr d tbs s egnpsniea which an beat able IPmODort Tex mil-set ba upon tho outlook for to function akfiifuil under the hsl f; lllllividildl stocks as affected b Ad- cbsnIl-II flmdftdonl tbs Now Desi, 1g nllnisarstion Policies and genera bus- a ill-ass is continuing. Thou stocks , 1-, with the more mvorsbls outlook have 1o null-iced aanslmblgu rfiagnw-eveekrl MT, €URB 23 but ll’! I- I ' ~ ' ages the sod lndustriais sra L. making soother “line" tho bnsskin 3 t hlh will rovida tbs toohlti pluswtoc the dlraction od tbs next -——v— 11g“ ‘ma, (Isbgston all WI!) m“ lnidhw- and Company. Opmal Inst as 32 IUIIIAB! Assoc Blww ... u. .... 18 182: a . o w NEW ¥ K N. I. Nov iii-Gold B 4 Bars dough‘ 1's London market at B hi. 15% 13% “h! 7M hilt-Travolta- c dsaisr- c... vl 1”‘ “‘ an e o n - y; so regular garter-f‘! divi end. _ 105% 1472;! Domastg lode 0 output duria d __ 2g m,‘ wl-ek ended Nov 1'! averaged 2.400. 1U) __ 331,5 33 barrels daily up 21.12% over previous’ 14$ 93% 92 wnegauacaording to 0i! and Gas x 9:55 llssorva Boards condition mom-t 2a 2 3 sf rap rtin ornb r bsnks on 80 Noyanzhowsa incl-‘ssses hgr the wook 10% _ a“ sf 067000.000 h not demand deposits 12 u g g9 huh me Bsrilikswzsses olfniycg. a ' 15 ‘Z 000.000 in total loan; and investilneutb Norsnds 8i ‘ $0110 - New Haven .__ 3% 35V: 814,000,000 in time opoails and 881. Tock Hugbel . $0 808 New York Can . 21L my. 0w in Govsmmont dsposl . Walker Brew ,,_ .. 0U 640 , , 1 11 msviui: lull: Nselhfiil‘: 0 Wright Ear ....n 800 815 13‘ 1g moo outs no . a . ah rs n t 1.00 ha h: f1 t 2 lg tl-Itcb... ‘*1. - s: at riohtbesn t Paclfim T-rsolzsaportaiiiortl .' 40% 45 sylem e n loos . s n .. ll 0 p M! h 1988." I ( i" l‘ 131% 1%“ Old“! II m‘: now an Up lulw roux. my ao-imdll m w 80 laid .,, 100. 00.14 D.Q 0.44 were chalked up by sterling: an the 4i 4i 10 BOB .. 80.40 Mlfl 81.04 0.14 (triad-Ian d::6l"lla‘§hl aign sx- 1 ~ c Inga mar s. o y. . I Last 0 Tb D i i d lls od to. 1 17 2n ms 1 , a 11.1: 11 so 1a closittg gsntsng: 20‘; premllt“ lllfvlllliflll‘! o 10% 40 Bonds ... ' a313, .00 agsindst 2 1-18 percent asgeéizay. The 1%?‘ w onal. o wna u at . . Th . grglvllch franc? closin £41.50“ cams‘. .. 82 IRIIOIPI IIROI! showed s loss of 00% of a cant. :1“ 311W}! J’ . 4?, v z ---i_-_ 1 awa srnsl- DWI PARK as Nov 10- Auggmuh 951mm,“, Qmnuu“ ltudsbaker 25$ "o s r '. .'. i "t id “lhvtggks 2202a‘ sd h3g3”: 'more u‘ bu“? mun“ m “m! dmflm Temoco Mil o parks: with s vsneiug- prices 0f BOOtlH-nd. Tex Gulf Sui . 34 ,. - n on .ar r " ‘ €“l““l’~“ 3°62 b f.‘ “m” P" 10*,‘ 8

iilivartislng Rates-Payable in Advance

Oastral Iloiallsflocals. 4a 1n wardi Wanton and lsstsrn locals, la

Dar word- Announcements all 1v nel- word Spiritual Off Der inohi Notions of Thanks word Other. ntos on application

l n lit-maria- Notion. 10m we lnobl s, Cards, sis , 4o pop name; Inttsra of Condolence ‘I00 and Apps-salsa on. 70o psa ineb or 4o. [C

II Ivsnao. In word! (lino-Idol

Ids of floral and

llnlmum Charge for any advertissmont twsnQ-flvs salts.

0

nATElI-zfl per word, (hrs-s Ilsa:- iiuns for the pales of two, strictly bsysbla b nth-flea.

g To Let

t~ '10 I-BT- one rurmlsnnn housekeeping room and gal-age. Apply 105 Prince 8t.

L-asal-n-ao-sli

‘it. min r - si-srsulvlnN-r, unar- vl. modern improvements. Apply 127 Water 5t. Phone 00.

L-2508-11-l0-8i

T0 RENT-HALF 0F s DOUBLE tenement miss, centrally sit- uated. moda-n convenience. Apply this dfioe. 1-2485-11-10-01-

2

T0 LET-A DESIRABLE HOUSE- west and of Sydney St.. ovar- lwklns harbor. Sun porch and aarage. Apply w. v. Purdie.

L-3530-i1-20-3i

I0 LIT-d I000! IIOUSI. MOD- om conveniences. fltnlishop St. 090i! at 122 Street or Hickey at Nicholson's Office.

L-Mfil-li-Iil-tf. Miscellaneous

or." . y '1‘ as 0nd: from Tbs Guardian Job Pllntory - ssolusiva s

For Sale

3: CARDBOARD BUITABLI POI

lining outhousas. etc. sheet. Guardian Office.

1r per ti.

FOB BALI-Nix ‘BOUND DOG,

seven months old. Apply Guard- inn. L-aies-il-ai-se-aa.

FOB SALE 0B. BENT, COUNTRY Business Stand, m. Good ship- ping facilities. Write L. Guardian.

14-2501-11-21-51.

FOE SALE - AUCTION PORT’!-

FOB SALE-B NEW BOX SLIIGIIS

complete. Crates. F. E. I.

11 Standard Shipping

Jersey, newly fresbcned. one pure brad Bull, one year. Also Oolt 0 months. Jack Moraslds, North River. L-Hbh-ll-li-li.

Boarders Wanted '

WANTID — TWO IIOABDIBS IN warm, comfortable home. id! Way- mouth St.

It-SBSQ-ll-N-Sl. I

10 U 118

05

.4 Warren Bros ..... d West Union .,, . , 88 West mac . . 38 Wool Co ._, 58 Worth Pump 175$

Mt ’l. S to ch f Exchange

Kfisotstlons furnished by jsbuiio- and Ward members of tbs Ifsntrod ggqpg * Ourb llas ket, lss alertness strut. flit-rims- town.)

first class. 3 m: Breeding Houses <1“ C

Wm. J. Scott, Marsbflaid. u; h-fllll-ll-li-li. a

Ion sans - cow. runs‘. mum °"

wsuced on the‘ (jsngdlgn

‘opening in line with the

Imntlgl. silver futures ad. commodit exchange today in active trsnssctionsy.

Although futures were easier at tba London, the market tdunsgdulfihti late dealings and closed with s firm tone with prices 20 io 3.1 points high. "'- Thfl "P911111 lifters showed s de- em" o! 5° m 4% llilhlts. Salas for the day wsrc 5d contracts of which 2d were concerned in investment trons- actions.

The smoum of ail-var in storage here increased to 1.250.211 ounces to-

day with the arrival 6f 190,083 ounces T

from London to meet December do. liveries.

1V. Y. CURB

(Johnston snd Ward) Opened

Stocks

Amer Cyan B ._ Amer Gas 1111's .

Amer Sup Pow

llilec Bond fihnra Imp oll ntd Nin

Stand Oll Kan

Halifax Port A rrivals

Arrivals:- Dmbtninghblm from New York. Inerdam from New York. Ohomedy from Montreal. Boulseczurs from Saint John. Fundy from Saint John. Saiiings:-.

Indy Drake to Local hczlpor.

I reasonable prions. n-aols-u-a-tl. Wanted swaths-rim 1...... m. m“, w“ "~".:':..~...::t " " M"... m...“ 22mm“- 0001‘ _ ng-gygggg ggnqgg] b”n‘u'”'a* 5-1468 llodrle from. Jamaica.

River snd Obsrioitstcwn, 1 truck

luvsi " " Ouhfl-uflfilt-iiuixysti ' ‘ ‘ wsn-ran-sxrsalsucsnuam man-sash m: nrrwssu with an motorists. . w Whn Jtivsr and Ohsrlotts- latter 1mm sinus mom town. notify had g l.- n-n-al. "alias. Bus: V u. n o. " "”'I“"°"'~ Work Wanted _ .0! aha-lei is Ine- ntqmi m“? m,” m, tum wan-rs woax on rant. POI "QQQ ufmgg‘ G111“! nil'4t

Female Help Wanted m’ w

Parts Phliilprines York. 0t. John's. Osirnvsi from Montreal. 21-01 _ from NawFIor-k. Nottoniau front flout-rut. I-Novs lmi-ia from Boston.

t . pound for No 1 Ontnrios

tsly m

to 87.50 with medium kinds srouud G

C . gonad 033850 sler-dvygrhasers $275 u; l G

cent at 0,43 m,‘ o“

I’ toasti-

‘described as violently ulsaus and which earlier had Yewmfld 0 n"

PRODUCE vlslzlnlvs ulcll MARKH; lllliiiAHiiNS

Corrected For Every Wednesday and Saturday Issue

.-.--._ (Canadian PIQII) MONTREAL, N07 N-C-IIOOII lllll butter pricey were lower on tho Mont- real produce and dairy market today. Current arrivals of cheese lost ti tolflcfacantatiltt oflioallla and 0 to 01A

Receipts wore 80 Fresh no 1 butter cancelled yester- day's advance by losing 1.6 of s cont at 21 to cents n pound for csr- lcts or less. To retailers solids warm rlnts Z3 cents. Ra- 7 boxes. prices held unchanged. a firm tone prevailed alnoug graded shipments of eggs in curicts or less with A largo being quoted st 80 to 08 cents, A medium at d3 to d5 cents, A pallets at d0 to 32 cents. B at l0 to flcsntssndcstiotoip-igc s dolen. Arrivals wars 4& case Pomtoes were steady st 85

cents for Qnebacs.

boxes

I. to 40

cents for Ouebecs, 40 to 45 cents for H“, 90c New Brunswick and to 50 for o“. ‘ ' "' ' " ' """ ‘o, Priucc Edward Islands, n11 pen Kl ‘ " "‘ ' ' ' ' " " ' "' pound bags. “"“"_ Carrots I lb . . 10d gJaltadlon Pals) Summer Savory 2 for .. 15c TORONT , Nov 20- Psrsnlns 5 lb stocks Close Apples dos . Beets dos

Cabbage . . . Cauliflower

Duck

[Amb ..

Red Peppers for Green Peppers I for . Onion: No 1 10 lbs . Onions No 2 i0 lbs Rad Onions l0 lbs , . Broccoli per bunch .__ Brussel Sprouts 2 boxes Summel- squash each Pu in Crsn errias .

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Pigo s wkl did pith I; .',, ..'.' woo rlsn

NEW YllRK EXCHANGE‘

(By hederlok Gardner) (Associated Press Financial Writer) (AP. By Guardian's Spcoihl Wire)

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 — Stocks msnased to keep above water to- day. but most other financial mar- kets were unable to come up for air

The news was rather brlzht. i11- cluding a host of regular and extra- dividends. General business also appeared to be moving at a. more accelerated pace toward more owe-l porous levels. But the majority oi traders were not disposed to chase their favorites and the result was that s. more cautious speculative attitude prevailed even in those departments that showed improve- merit.

While Wall Street was encour- aged by the fact that the recently depressed utility stocks displayed resistance to further selling pres- sure, the heaviness of scattered

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u

s‘ (o. r. By amoral-s

power and light company loans in the bond market, as well as the softnes of carrier liens, served to restrain any substantial revival of cnllllllSiBSm. _

A break in grains at Chlcago did not seem to affect the equities list, Jparticularly. Wheat, corn and We “vol-owed about 2 cents a mlsnel in 344's. late profit taking llul-l-y. at the 4% some time a number of stocks re-

§£;;a@~§§$m

shit B Total soles

onus-ran

Aldermsc .. Assoc Oil . Bsltnc .

Bu kl ll‘ , c.5121“ °“‘

< - a wads Kirk g

Fugitive Ar

‘Xflcorded modest recoveries in the 1 final hour. Ootwn was ten cents 822's bole lower to 5 cents higher. 1511M The Standard Statistics co. 00m- ,‘ posite for 90 selected stocks got . 11 back the three-tenths 0i’ a. point it 4% 10st in the previous session, closing 1' st. 72.6. The turnover amounted to s}? 870.010 shares. 5 i‘ Optimism regarding the dividend - ,3 action to be taken wmorww by the 122 American Telephone directors was 2% reflected in a recovery in these ‘"5 aha-res of 2 1-0 points at 105. Only is‘ n. few days ago this issue sagged to just above par. Telephones up- turn was attributed partly to 511m‘ iooverlng. Public service of New Jersey got up nearly s. point, and the board voted the regular quarterly givi- dend after the close of tra i118- Large In Traro Consolidated oes dipped 1H the

gnorning, but finished unchanged. ((2. P. By G 's Special Wig-e) Other utilities that ended a. trifle mono, us, lvev. 1o.-4 fugitive hither inciudfll North Ameflilt-‘l-

withcriminaltendencies was at iargofieafs 10W: Pacific GM "Id 1711M‘! somewhere in Truro tonight whlle,Gas improvement.

Boyal Canadian Mounted mum Bhsm of Associated Orv Gooda- searched the district lol- ms wml-c- which owns the msiorltv of stock abouts. Iin lord and Taylor department

They believed George Richards of stolen. emlftod 0n the 011811118111-

Giscs Bay, NS, was hidden in the dense thickets of Victoria Park, where he dashed today after escap- ing from Police Officer Nowlsn of the Glace Bay Folios. who was cs- corting him to the Nova Sootis Hos-I pitalfortbolnssnestli-rtmo . Nowisn and his prisoner were emerging from the C. N. R. station restaurant after a lunch when Rich- ards, with s twist of his mansolsd‘ snatched the loose end oi s‘ handout! from the officer's hand and sped scrum the railway tracks to] freedom. disappearing into the‘

modulus of the town section nl-E ioinlng the pom kept their children indoors knight. though police ex- pressed bails! Richards would st- telnpt no violence. n. was expected riaunsarsoonwouid drive him out oil

c-

F's-KEN” from Swansea.

0010800. 17$ Morin“.

armounccment that the Lord sndI Taylor directors had voted on sn extra dividend of $5 a share. in addition to the usual holiday extra of as and the regular quarterly dis- bursement of 82.50. Associated First

preferred advanced 0 P0111115. the gogond preferred was up 6 1-4 and: the common issue gained a point. Most other rnelohsltdisifltl shares. however, were listless.

increases or extras were also de- clared by Meats Machine. Beech- Nut Packing and a number of oth- er lnpsnias. Shares of Mesta ad- vgnugd fractioflllli. Wt the B02011- nut stock was not traded.

Them was little news to account for the softness of the rails. Dals- ware dt Hudson was off 2 ts. tlnlon Ploiflo nearly as mu and Santa Ila yielded more than a point. In some quarters it was ht that the low earnings condition of most of the carriers. snd the con- tinued fear of rocairsrahtps.

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FOR YOUR

children tho best u with small incomes, provided by making

THE

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Moat parents are anxious to glvo their

a Savings Account for that purposo. With compound IrvioraatSavlngs soon lncrooas-

cause».

CHILDREN

' ' _ possible. Even on education con bo

systsmoile dopoalia in T

BANK-

Ftzces Charge Of Manslaughter

"Illll

Eastern . Locals"

SAINT JOHN. N. 15.. Nov. 18- "1 know nothing about it. I'm not guiltyflwas all that Peter Murray. s2, had to say this afternoon before Magistrate S. W. Palmer commit- ted him 1oz- trlal on a manslaughter charge resulting from the death 01 Emanuel Poirier, occupant of Mur- ray’s boarding house.

Detective-Inspector Biddiscmnbe testified that the accused was in- toxicated when police were inform- ed of a fatality and that he told conflicting stories o1 his where- abouts and actions the night before Poirier was found dead in bed. The victim bled to death from face and head cuts.