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l THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1930 FACE SEVEN test News of Stock Markets, Grain and Produce Exchanges Produce Prices in the Commercial Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE FUTURES Chicago, June 23,--The spot egg market was full and steady on cars this morning, except perhaps those that were slightly oft grade, ing on the future call was nolosably pr fo with limited bidding, Mue of the inactivity to-day may be at- tributed to a desire to wait for the 26 markets report, Top grades of whole milk butter advanced fract- fonally this morning in a quiet ses- sion, characterized by light offer: ings and with moderate buying pow- ers in evidence, was firm, Novembers touched 37¢ and Junes §3c, during the course of future call, but slipped for small losses under the weight of profit. taking sales, ' Open commitments--Tggs---Nov,, 1,173, Butter--June, 10; July 1: Nov, 1,119, Two market receipts--Butter to- day, 21,362; last year, 27,701, Kggs to-day, 41,486; last year 44,787., Chicago spot market-- Butter ex. tras, 82%c; standards, 32%c; tone firm. 22%c; tone steady, Now York spot market-- Butter extras, S88¢; tone firm, Eggs, firsts, 23%ec; tone steady, TORONTO LIVESTOCK Toronto, June 24. ~Left overs to- talled 900 head, Trade on the Toronto Livestock exchange continued slow with prices steady at Monday's decline,' Good to choice steers brought $7.50 to Fresh butcher cows $6.00 to Bulls are hard to sell, Calves were steady at $8.00 to nd, From the er ed ee inte: walting to serve you. Whether for Bi eo Sms oo he yew © I ip. fir se C.P.A-C.PR, 11 King St. E, CANADIAN PACIFIC: Trad- | $11 The undertone | § Eggs graded firsts, 22%e¢ to) $8.60 for choice with common downward to $4.60, Hogs were unsettled with packers bidding $10.75 f.0b, for bacon or 76 oft ear, No sheep or lambs were sold, Bids on lambs were lower at $12.00 for the best. Receipts 422, Trade slow, Heavy beef steers, 87 to $8.60; butcher steers, good to choice, 7,60 to $8.26; butcher cows, me- dium, $4 to $6.60; calves, good to cholee, $7.60 to $8.60; hogs. select, to --1 good ewe lambs, $12 to $12.50, ------------ WINNIPEG GRAIN OPENING Winnipeg, June 24,~~Wheatw July, 1c to %e lower at 96 to 07; Oct, % to ec lower at 1.00 to 1.00%; Dec, 1% to fie lower at 101% to 1.02%. Oats~July un- changed at 46%; Oct, unchanged at 46%; Dec, '4c lower at 4385, PRODUCE SEOTATIONS BUYING Toronto wholesale dealers. are buying produce at the following prices: Eggs~--~Ungraded, cases returned, fresh extras, 280 fresh firsts, 26¢; seconds, 22 to 28¢, Butter: No, 1--Ontario Cream ery, solids, 27 to 27% e¢; No, 3, 26 to 26%e¢, Churning Cream---Special 20¢; No, 1, 27 to 28¢; No, 2, 26e¢, Cheess~~No, 1 large, colored, paraffined and government graded, 16%e¢, Poultrys= Alive Hens, over 5 tbs, .., ee | Do, 4 to 5 lbs, . TT TRL Do., 8% to 4 lbs, "ow 1 Do,, under 31% Ibs, JA4 Spring broilers 8% to 8 1b Do, 1% to 8% Ibs, +... 20 Old roosters, over 6 Ibs, ++... 18 Do, over 4 to 5 Ibs, ,vvvvvs. 12 SELLING Toronto wholesale dealers are offering produce to retail dealers at the following prices: Eggs--Fresh extras, in cartons, 84c; fresh extras, loose, 82¢; firsts, 30c; seconds, 27e, Butter=~No, 1 creamery, prints, 81c; No, 8, creamery prints, 80¢, Cheese~Neow, large 18%¢; twins, 18%c; triplets 18%; stil. tons, 20% ¢; Old, large, 28¢c; twins, 20¢; triplets and cuts, 80¢c; old stiltons, 81lc, Poultrys Dressed Chickens, 6 Ibs, up ..v.vv 88 Do, 4 to BIDS ovr vvvien Do, 3% to 4 1bs, ,. vues Do, 8 to 8% Ibs: svvves Do, 8 IDB ovis nsnvnnes Hens, over § | Broflers , .. . 28 to 24 to FARMERS' MARKET The following are the quota. tions, retail, in effect on the St, Lawrence Market, Toronto: Produce Eggs, extras, per dos, Do,, firsts, per doz, .., «++ Butter, dairy per pound ,,. Do., creamery, per Ib, 0.86 Fruits and Vogetabloge Asparagus, buneh ,.. Carrots, 8 bunches ,.. Beets, bunch ivi 00 Do, 6 qt +. hi nne Onions, dry, 11-qt, DOBKOL + vv vvenrnnnnas Do., 6-qt basket ...ve0¢ CabDAES: winnie s + suman s som Cauliflower .. «+ «vs Endive, dozen , Spinach, peck . Mushrooms, per pound leaf lettuce, 8 for ,,, Head lettuce, 2 for ,. Parsley, per bunch .. Cress, three for , .... Celery, dozen sve hes Oranges, per dogen ... 0.75 Honeydew melons, each 0,60 Strawberries, pint ,,.. Grapefruit, each , Potatoes, bag . Cucumbers, each , Lemons per dozen .,. as, per dogen . see ~oD Sooo Sooo al GW aoe co" Comer SOMO PERE RE CER A "ee ee fase © ON ed 2D TRAD TA CARD DOO OMSO MOON en ee fen SOOT DD omooMO P ooomoommmoscosomD en peas, 6-qt. OF + vv ev wad Way DEFERRED PAYMENTS Can Now be Obtained Covering the Installation of a J | the' hotel a Eggplant, each ...0 44 Green beans, 6 at, ,.. Green peppers, six for Turnips, bus, , ' Parsnips, 11 qt, 00000 Apples, bub. vous 0rer kl, Green peas, 6 qt, "eas Tomatoes, Ib, + » vevee 41s Pineapples, each ,,,. 0.25 Rhubarb, three bunches ,. Radishes, 8 bunches ... New Carrots, 3 bunches New beets, bunch , ,. Green onions 8 bunches Green peppers, 2 for ,. TORONTO PROVISION PRICES Toronto wholesalers are quoting the following prices to the trade; Smoked Meats=~Hams;, medium, 28 to 86¢; cooked loins, 48 to Hc; smoked rolls, 28c; breakfast bacon, 30 to 40e; backs pea-meanled, 84¢; do, smoked, 46 to Bbe, Pork Loins, 28%e¢; shoulder, 10%e; butts 2415 Lams, 26%¢0, Cured meats--Long clean bacon, 60 to 70 Ibm, 240; 70 to 00 lbs, 22; 90 to 110 lbs. 21c, Heavy. weight rolls 40c; lightweight rolls, 86e, Lard-~Pure tierces, 16¢; tubs, 16e; pails, 170; prints, 17 to 17%e, Shortening--Tierces, 18¢; tubs, 18%e; pails, 14c, "ee CR re PE IT = IR OND SW Mc orc Ooo oo Com vee be ooo oo coconmRe HS ces 16c; tubs, 16%ec; palls, 16e, TORONTO HAY AND STRAW Wholesale dealers in hay and straw are quoting shippers the fol. lowing prices for carioad lots, de- livered on track, Toronto, No, 2 timoth,...$14.00 ' No, 8 timothy,,.., 12,00 $18.00 Wheat Straw, ...., 11,00 ery Oat straw, , 11,00 vera GRAIN QUOTATIONS Grain. dealers on the Toronto Board of Trade are making the fol- lowing quotations for car lots: Manitoba wheat--No, 1 Northern $1,01, No, 2 do, 90%e¢ No, 8 do, #7%0 No, 4, 96%e¢ No, 6 87e; No, 6 71%c: teed. 62¢ (c.l.f, Goderich and Bay Ports), Manitoba onts-=No,1 feed, 47%; No, 8 do, 44%, Ameriean corn--No, 2 08%¢; No, 8 do, #0e, Militeed, delivered Montreal freights, bags included---Bran, per ton, $26.26; shorts, per ton $28.25; middlings $81.20, Ontario grain--~Wheat, $1.06; oats nominal; barley, nominal; rye nominal; buckwheat. nominal, CHICAGO PRODUCE FUTURES Chicago, June 24.~~Quotations were unchanged to fractionally lower on the cash egg market this morning. 'Trading Is spotted and inclined to narrow down to fine northern stock which meets ready sale, Other grades are in the slow moving class, The Novembers were lower with offerings becoming in creasingly heavy as the session por- grossed, while there was no pro= nounced bidding above 37%. The spot butter market was unchang- od and steady this morning. A much improved tone was notice. able during the future call with Novembers reaching 87, Open commitments~--~November gogs 1,178; June butter, 11; July butter, 1; November hutter, 1,142, Two market receipte---~Butter to- day, 47,680; last year 45,447, Eggs to-day, 72,205; last year, 75,680, Chicago spot market---Butter ex. tras, 82%; standards, 32%0; tone steady, Eggs, graded firsts, 32% ¢;. tone barley steady, New York spot market---Butter extras, 38¢c; no tone, Eggs, firsts, 48%¢0; tone steady, yellow TORONTO GRAIN QUOTATIONS Grain dealers on the Toronto Board of Trade are making the fol lowing quotations for car lots: 'Manitoba wheat--No, 1, Northern 970; No, 3 do, 94%c; No, 3 do, 93%e0; No. 4, 87%c; No, 5, 83¢: No, 6, 670; feed B7¢ (0.1.1, Goderich and Bay ports), Manitoba oats--~No, 1 feed 47% e¢ No, 8do,44%c. American corn--No, 81¢; No, 8 do, 800, Milifeed, delivered freights, bags included, 'Bran, ton 24.35; shorts, ton $36.35; mid. lings, ton $31.25. id 2 yellow, Montreal Ontario grain, Barley, re, Duckwpeat nominal ------,---------- on Exchange continued prices unchanged, Fai steers sold at $7.50 to $8.60, butcher: cows brought $6.00 to are not wanted, . ore steady at $8.50 to choles, with common downward to' $6.00, Hoga were unsettled with bids 2c lo st $10.60 ¥.0.B, for bacon or $11.50 off car, mbs ere unsettled with packers ing $11,60 for choles, Sheep sold at a top of §4,00, Com- mencing June 30, huck amb will be discounted $2.00 owt, Receipts 194, trade slow, Hoavy heel steers, $7 to $8,850; butcher steers, good to chaloe, | 87.75 to §8,60; butcher cows, med-|: ium, 87 to $7.50, Calves, good to chel Good ewe lamb, WINNIPEG GRAIN 60, 'ta 93 5-8; October 1-4 lower to 1.2 higher at 97 to 97 3-4; December to 1-8 higher at 99 1.2 to 14, Jats: July wed at 45 3.4; i unchal to 1:8 lower at a"; ember 1.4 lower at "American, charged with dis |. 'whisky, said he did it to dis. fhoughis during % of 0 n with -- - ~ Visitor: "I suppose everyone in Chamberm ON, SE mals in bed are charged extra.' » PRICES SOFT ON MINING MARKET Some Issues Show Small Gains, But Losses Are Numerous Stock Market Prices Market Summary by Cansdian Press Woronto and New York Wwock Quotations Supplied by Biggar and Crawford, Alger Ballding, Oshawa Toronto Stock Exchange Stock High Br, A, Ol) 17% Brag, Yh Cockshutt Hr, Wal, Ford Int, Int, Int, New York Exchange Close 15 Yao 1] bd % 201% (By Canadian Press Lossed Wire) Toronto, June 26 --Prices wee soft on the mining market during they early period today as lquida- tion In practically all groups met With Tittle In the way of demand, Only an few stocks moved mgainst the trend, Higher-rviced and Inter-Msted slocks held up fairly well, Nickel showing a small advance ut #28.85, Falconbridge recovered a ouarter to $2.00, but Sudbury Nasin ensed 5, . Ventures ® couple and Sherritt Gordou 8 to $1.87 Losses in the golds were some what confined, and Hollinger and Kirkland Lake gola managed to Low 18% Close 11% MY 16% 8% i 1% EET 18 19% 18% 26 1] LL] LL) 1] Low High 17 8% 15% 8% 20 41% 23% 18 10% 12% 26 58% 83 (1) 88 flock Alleghany 19 Amn, Inter, 80% Amn, Bmeit, 68% Amn, Tel iH % i" Anagondas Baldwin «.v 20% 80% dorden Td ie eth, Mteel 71% 109% Can, Dry bs % (TLS Cen, Pav, ABI 1849 Com, Bolv, 23¥ 21 Chrysler i "eh Dav, Chem, 37% Pox reves b 1 Gen, Kies, 4 Gen, Mot, na Uhl, Nkl, . Pet, Imp, ON Lob, "A" Ms, Hr, Mt, Pwr, Pg. Hr, Bhaw, 8. Station 88% fipecial pastry shortening--Tier- f Goodyear .. Grt, North, 4 Ken, Cop. 31% 14q. Carb, 68% Mt, Ward 1% Nt, Ch, Rg. 46 Pen, Rall 70 Hadio +40 1] Rem, Rand 8% Bim, Bed 2% Bin, O11 ,, 20 Bt, of NJ, 01 Studebaker 26% Th, RI, Bear 60% bY U8. Steel 104% 161% U.8, Rubber 22 a1 Money 3 per cent, make small gains prior to noon, Lake Whore was off a quarter 0 K31.76, McIntyre nod Teck Hughes 10 each, and Wright-Hargreaves end Howey dropped 3 each to $1.00 and B51, respectively, Bmall recessions were the rule in the general list, Amulet and Mining Corp, dropped § each, Abana and Pend Oreille a couple each, and Arno snd Manitoba Basin fractions, Home OH lost another 15 to #4, Calmont 11 to $1.10, Nordon and Alberta Pagific 10 each to #1.25 nnd 80, respectively, and AJax Ol 8 to $2.50, It was believed on the street a portion of the lquidation was traceable to the announeas ment that a well-known hrokernve firm would close its doors on Sate urday, as 62% 8 11% 70% 86% Yu 26 20% 03% 260% Standard Mining Exchange bs 60 256 ba b2 B00 B76 286 Abana Ajax ,, Amulet Big Mis, Ch, Res, De, Mns, Falcon, Holl. ,., 610 , Of 400 Hy, Gold b2 Hd, Bay 776 Lk, Bh, 2180 Nrnda, 323076 Sh, Grd, 140 Bd, Bs, 180 Tk, Hg 675 Ventures 115 Wr, Hr, 108 360 52 [7] 500 876 276 B86 400 61 775 2180 2076 140 180 660 115 198 A Beotch inventor has perfected a train that will go 160 miles an hour-=or almost as fast as an Aber- donian running away from a man who wants to borrow money,-- SOUTHERN GROSS CONQUERS OCEAN (Continued from Page 1) tle flers meemed reasonably sure of reaching its New York objective about noon today, At midnight the "patchwork aeroplane," which already has gon quersd the Pacific Ocean, was re- ported just 60 miles from Cape Race, Newfoundland, Wifty miles meant less than an hour's fiylug at the approximate 80-mile-per-hour speed which Captain Kingford- Smith reported in his radio mes. sages to the anxiously waiting world, : Cheery Messages Throughout the day, when the Southern Cr was winging ocean wastes, and had closed down to render even re Awesome the per fils of the flight, the cheeriest of messages were Being broadcast on the neroplane's W00-metre wave length, YOK "AIL Is well," "All fn quiet ahove the fog banks." "With. in 100 miles of Cape Race, but the big stiff doesn't answer." Thess were some of the messages picked up at Halifax and other radio sta- tions from a quartet gambling with their lives against the success of a venture never before accomplished by men, Reporting utter darkness in inky fog, Captain Kingsford-Smith was able to brighten the report with the radioed declaration that the bulb maintained a cheerful glow, Apparently that spirits of these filers from the time they hopped off from Ireland early Tuesday morning, At 12,48 am, the Department of Marine at Ottawa picked up the fol- lowing: "Now very dark, Almost blinded with motors ringed with flame, Atill 160 miles from Race, Dickens of a struggle to keep awake now, Vaint streaks of approaching dawn," While the fames-ringed nero- plane fought her wag towards the American const foreciists and des- criptions of Atlantie const weather gave prospects for a trying last leg on this epochal flight, Hesd winds varying from 8 to 20 miles an hour, cloudy, cold, somewhat foggy skies and slight drizzle of rain awaits ed the fillers when they turned south off the southern tip of New foundland, France Nejolcos Paris, France, June 26.~~An- nouncement that the Nouthern Cross had completed its trans-At- lantie hop successfully and landed at Harbor Urace, Newfoundland, was received here with expressiops of satisfaction by French aviation enthusiosts, France is all keyed up over the forthcoming Atlantis hop of Dive donne Coste hy which the French ace hopes tu return the visit of Col, Lindbergh to France in 198/, Experts said the Southern Cross flight wns a good omen for weather conditions for Coste, Who proposes to take the "Lindberg Trall" In reverse direction, i Winnipeg, " ¢ J : J ewer to Tope Ah Britain and the United States. The Compan INTERNATIONAL PAPER and POWER COMPANY Owned, including subsidiaries, by 79,000 shareholders in Canada, Great y's securities are listed and traded in on the Montreal and New York, Stock Exchanges. TOI, PAPER AND POWER COM. PANY is, to a substantial degree, an em ployeo.owned enterprise, ever-increasing holdings of both common and preferred shares by officers, executives, clerks and wage carers evidencing the extent to which they are partners as well as workers in the Company." Each year, for five years; International has given its employees an opportunity to buy the Company's preferred shares. In the 1929 offering alone, 3,677 employees sub. scribed for 12,313 shares, while total sub. payments. What International Paper and Power Com- pany is, who owns it, what are its policies and where and of what nature its undertakings, is being told in a series of advertisements, of which this is the third, 1 CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY NEW BRUNSWICK INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY RORDON SALES CORPORATION LIMITED SAINT JOHN RIVER POWER COMPANY i GATINEAU POWER COMPANY ; scriptions over the five-year period exceed 49,000 shares. In addition to regular divi. dends on their holdings of the Company's shares, these employee-sharcholders in 1980 will receive approximately $80,000 in bonus Waa Canadian employoces comprise more than a third of all employees holding the Com. pany's Preferred Stock. Over one thousand participated in the 1929 offering; subsceib- ing for 3,546 shares, while total subscrip- tions over the five.year period amount to INTERNATIONAL PAPER and POWER COMPANY CANADIAN HYDRO-ELECTIG CORPORATION. UNITED GATINEAU ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY LIMITED NIPIGON CORPORATION UMITED INTERNATIONAL PAPER AND POWER SECURITIES LIMITED . '