t>AGE TWO THE IJEl'HBRIDGE HERALD THURSDAY, JULY 2"6, 1928

Father of Joe Wright GRAIN: LIVESTOCK: STOCKS: BONDS Is lU in Holland TURNS LAZILY (By W. H. Ingram, Staff •WINNIPEG CLOSING GRAIN Livestock Correspondent) GRAIN PRICES AMSTERDAM, July 26—(Can. Press TO TUNNEY-HEENEY BATTLE LETTER TORONTO, July 26.—Receipts, 9 cat­ Winnipeg Grain Prices tle, 20 calves. 20 hogs, and 100 sheep. Cable)—M. M. Robinson, manager of I By G. F. Tuli and Ardern. Limited.) 85 CANADIANS tho Canadian Olympic team, was in­ man of mystery,-vanishing completely WINNIPEG, July 26.—After a weak WINNIPEG, July 26.—Wheat was Cattle trade steady. formed by telephone from Sloteu today Smedl Outward Show of In­ with nil his 200 pounds from his Fair- Etart on toda;''s grain market, wlieat Calves steady, tops $14.50. prices rallied to close l-Tac liiglier for quite weak at the opening with scat­ that Joo Wright, Sr., father of ihe Can­ haven training camp. tered commission house selling but Hogs $12.50 f.o.b. and $13.50 ofT car adian single sculler, ia ill. Prof. terest and Rickard May As tho challenger, as well as the the" day. Durins the last hour wheat selects. AT AMSTERDAM offerings were well absorbed and the Thomas Loudon, of Toronto, the row­ chauipion, must weigh In at the Yan­ was over tliree cents hifjlier than the Lambs $1 lower for the week at $15 Lose Heavily low point of the session. Fear of frost market soon recovered. There was no ing coach, told Mr. Robinson, however, kee stadium at two o'clock thla after- in the west where at one or two points evidenre of concentrated selling pres­ for the best. Second Contingent Arrives to that Mr. Wright Avill be around in a NEW YORK, July 26—Lazily, with noon, it was a.ssumed that tho Anzac's temperatures fell to thirty degrees over sure which has recently been in evi­ Livestock tew days. tittle outward show of lutcrest. New diaappearlug act nieaut that ho had nighc, made shorts cover and this, with dence and the market advanced easily CHICAGO, July 26—Hogs—Receipts Prepare For Olympic Mr. Wright, a Toronto alderman, York turned today to the first heavy­ quietly left for New York along with light oflterings and a little buying by with the principal buying coming from 2,000; market mostly 10 to 15 cents has been coaching his BOB and Jack weight championship match within its his retinue, but whether by boat,' train houses with seaboard connections, cre­ American houses against saJes In their higher. Tops $11.65; butchers $11.50; Games Guest, his son's fellow clubmate. The boundaries In the p»st five years. or auto could not bo ascertained. packiug sows $10.50. Heeuey's retainers hired on auto neflr ated the strength during the latter part markets. Closing prices were close to rowers and scullers have been prac­ In , Tex Cattle—Receipts 9,000; best yearl­ here last night so that this appeared of the market. It was reported that the top with firm undertone. Short (By W. H. Ingram, Staff ticing at the Olympic course at Sloten, Rickard, anxious promoter, already ings $16.65; slaughter steers $10.25. the most likely means of conveyance from BOO.000 to 1,000.000 bushels had covei-ing was responsible for the last Correspondent.) which is five miles or so distant from gun shy at the possibility ot a pos­ employed. been sold to European purchasers. advance. Export sales were estimated Sheep — Receipts 12.000; lambs AMSTERDAM, July 26. — (C P- Amsterdam and the rest of the Can­ sible financial loss, shivered anew at at 1.000,000 bushels with further bids $15.35. Cable)—The second contingent of adians. A quiet session occurred on the cash the thought that the whirr of the fly­ in the American northwest might still Canadian Olympic athletes reached ing motor carrying , the HON. BENNETT IS •wheat section today. Exports over be affected by the spread of black rust. Amsterdam this mornlns after a hasty VISITING IN DIGBr night were small and shippers and ex­ champion, might not come. It was Liverpool was quite weak at mid-day STOCKS trip from . The reinforce­ through the air that Tunney elected to DIGBY, N. S., July 26.--Hon. R. B. porters locally had a dull day. Closing but recovered moderately ,at the clos­ ments include *lhe boxers, two more spreads on thr- various grades showed Toronto Stocks GIRL DROWNS AT Journiy from 'specula'«or"to"'New Yorlt"' ^['''YfJ ^"^^"^ St. ing. Some further hail damage was swimmers, two more ^Vrestlers and The promoter knew exactly just where "^"^ today Party No. 2 northern down Ic, and Nos. 4, 5, reported from Saskatchevqn as the re­ TORONTO, July 26—luternational the Salmon Bellies lacrosse team stalwarts and friends greeted the fed­ Nickel again featured this morning's to find-the challenger. Toin Heeney,' '"^^nds trrfct^ tho f<.rf. and 6 wheat each 'ic lower. sult of Tuesday's storm. There were from New Westminster, B. C. eral Conservative chief on his arrival. session of the stock market. Opening the finest heavyweighO t th"e Britisi^.lt-aoh" Coarse grains v\-ere fairly active. reports of frost last night in Northern After a brief stay, Mr. Bennett left for at 94, it eased to 93Vj and finally re­ The boxers and wrestlers worked JAM PARK have produced since Robert Fitzslm- Saskatchewan. The action of the Quotations: gained its opening price and closed at out every day on the steamer, while mons. He was aboard a friend's yacht. Halifax, where he will speak tonight. market today suggested that liquida­ the bicyclists took to their machines WHEAT— Prev. noon with a gain of %. Abitibl lost So few were the wagers recorded on tion has run its course and better sup­ twice a day. The. lacross men were Plunges Into Icy Water And the match that*It was difficult to de­ Open High Low Close Close port is indicated on declines. Any four at 115, Canadian Canners first preferred with a gain of 2 points, clos­ confined to physical exercise. The termine the exact odds. Greater by July 119 121'; 118'; 121'5 119'i news of a constructive character could is Overcome—Lived in ed at 94'4. while Canadian General weather was bad, but the spirits of far, was the wagering on the size of Oct 119 121-^ 118's 12Hi 120 easily bring a sharp upturn. Electric preferred, Brazilian Light and the athletes remained high. the gate and the probable amount Dec 119 12r.s 118 121'; 119-s Brandi —Brown. Power and Gypsum and Alabastine There are now about 85 stars of the !on Rickard seemed destined to lose. OATS— Canadian athletic world in practice each gained a point at 62%. 55^4' and JASPER, Alta., July 26. — The Many predicted the bout would not CHICAGO CLOSING GRAIN LETTER for the games which open Sunday. July .... 51 "-i 52 "s 51-~. 52--.S 52'. C53'2 respectively. people of Jasper are slowly recovering draw over $700,000, but Rickard stood (Bv G. F, Tull and Ardsrn, Limited,) The results of the examination by O't 47ii 49'- 47', 49'; 47-U Canada Dry made a gain of 2% at ti-om the shock of the tragedy which firm that a million dollars would be CHICAGO, Ills., July 26.—Wheat—It 16 European specialists o! the Can­ Dec 45-^s 46-s 45% 46-s 45-; 73% and the rights a rise of 25 at 125. took place Wednesday at Jasper Park taken In. To get out of the "red" he seems from reports in milling journals adian athletes were announced today BARLEY— Supertest voting trust rose 15 at 75 Lodge, when Miss Mona Plows, a will require 51,200,000. that wheat receipts in the southwest as satisfactory. July .... 791^81-" s 79'; 81-Is 78-.1 and Service Stations increased lo waitress, was drowned. * Tunney Arrives By Plane are not the only thing that has been The Canadian officials are feelin, Oct 71 72'^ 71 72 "i 71--'s .•3CVi. , The terrific heat being almost un­ NEW YORK, July 26.—Gene Tunney breaking records. Southwestern Miller somewhat aggrieved at the action of Dec 68 "1 70'., 68 70'i 68 n Jlontreal Stocks bearable, had driven the guests as and his amphibian airplane taxi land­ says that flour bookings in the past the Olympic authorities in permitting well as the staff at the lodge to take ed on the Hudson river at 12:25 p.m. FLAX— two weeks have established a new- , July 26,—Trading ~on athletes to practice at to the s^n-immlng pool and nearby today, '^he heavyweight champion left July .... ISI'i 187=s 180'i 187 182 record in volume for that section. the Montreal stock exchange was tho Olympic^ stadium yesterday, when lakes. Miss Plows, accompanied by Speculator at 10:12 a.m. Oct 183'i 191% 183'i 191 186 • The news for the day had a little slightly more active this afternoon but the Canadian, along with other ath­ one ot her girl churass, took the ad­ The plane landed and taxied slowly Dec 185 190 184^i 190 185U more bullish tone. Pessimistic news prices turned downward. letes, were forbidden. Percy Williams vantage of their time oH diily and went down stream until opposite the yacht RYE— from Sweden, because of no summer Brazilian Traction maintained its of VancouveT, who equalled the to bathe In Lake Mildred, a . small club, at, 84th street, where the cham­ July .... 96-?.i 99 ?4 96 »i 99 96 ".4 weather there. Heat v.-ave caught lots position as active leader and sold off to world's record time for the 100 metres lake in 'lose proximity to the lodge, pion landed, Oct 96'-, 99'i 96 99'i 96"-4 of v;heat in critical stage in Northern 54-%, closing at 55, a net loss of VI. In the Canadian trials, felt especially whose waters are much colder than Heeney came to New York In the Dec 97'4 99% 97',, 99% 97 Fi-ance. Destructive storms in Saskat­ Nickel eased to 92'^L. as compared with Ill-treated when he was barred from that which is supplied In the swlin- yacht Phantom belonging to Joseph CASH PRICES chewan. Good export sales of Cana­ M.is morning's high of 94'4 and closed taking a picture of the interior of the mlug tank. Miss Plows dived into Holbrook of Redbank, N.J. Heeney WHEAT—No. 1 nor., 125'4: No. 2 nor. dian wheat again. at the low for a net loss of -^i. stadium with a Finall camera. about 12 feet ot water and it Is thought landed just ss Tunney's plane was 123V.; No. 3 nor., 113'i: No. 4, 108>-;; The July issue of "Foreign News on tohawinigan became more active and that the extreme difference In the coming to rest two miles farther up No. 5. ggVi; No. 6, 90',;; feed, 81',4; Wheat" forecasts the foreign demand reacted to 88'4, later rallying to 88Ta, a temperature of tho water to that: of stream In the Hudson. track, 123%; screenings, $6 per ton. for wheat during the coming year as net loss of 1'.;. Winnipeg Electric was NEW YORK STOCKS the atmosphere, was so great that the Heeney's Parents Besieged OATS—No. 2 C.W., 53%: No. 3 C.W., likely to be greater than last year, due fractionally firmer at lOS'i, while (By G. F. Tull and Ardern, Limited.) shock compietely overcame her. Her , N. Z., July 26.—A cable 49%; ex No. 1 feed, 49%; No. 1 feed, in part to shortage in the rj'e crop. Power Corporation was off 1 at 89. Abi- American Locomotive 93 Vi chum was practically helpless as she to the Vancouver Province says: "The 47%; No. 2 feed, 44%: rejected, 39'i; Of the German potato crop, which is tibi eased slightly to 56->.l, and Cana­ American Car and Foundry .... 91% was not an e.tperieuced swimmer, and parents of Tom Heeney, who lights track, 52';. an important factor in wheat and rye dian Power moved off to 34, dowTi %, in seeing that she was unable to aid, Gene Tunney tonight, are so besieg­ BARLEY—No. 3 C.W.. 81%; No. 4 demand, it is said "in Germany, Eu­ Dominion Bridge sold off a point at Anaconda 67 she ran for the swimming instructor. ed with callers that they are protest­ C.W., 78%; rejected, 76"^^; feed, 53'4; rope's most important potato producer, 81. and National Breweries •was down American Smelting and Refg. ... 190% Mr. Morrison, who after superhuman ing: 'We are not used to it all and track. 75%. the condition of the crop on July 1 2 at 123, Massey Harris was slightly Atchison 189'i efforts and much torture from the want to be quietly left alone." If the FLAX—No. 1 N.W.C.. 187; No. 2 C.W.. was below average, whereas a year ago firmer at 40, and Steel of Canada was Amer. Tel. and Tel 174':i frigid waters, managed to locate the old people had their way they would ISS's; No. 3 C.W., 172; rejected, 170; it was above average." unchanged at 190. Lyall reacted 2 to Allied Chemical and Dye 175'i CouruLpfhji/nJt t track, 187. 63. Baltimore and 105'i girl and bring her to the surface. T-A-O remain at home until they received M3,ximum temperatures in Montana doctors were immediately on the the result of the fight but they are RYE—No. 2 C.W., 99%. and the Dakotas yesterday were Wall Strest Stocks Bethlehem Steel 57 Chesapeake and Ohio 181 scene but after several hours of hard going to listen to a radio description Vancouver Wheat Prices around 90, which Is not quite so good NEW YORK. July 26—The stock work they were unable to bring thy of the bout in 'case Tom speaks,'- As considering the amount of rainfall niarket re.sumed its move to higher Chrj-sler Motors li% VANCOUVER. July 26.—Wheat: Consolidated Gas 145 •>! gir! around. Miss Plows Is the daugh­ to the result they know Tom will do Spot and en route—No. 1 Nor., 127%; these sections have recently experienc­ ground at tho opening of today's .ses­ ter of F. Plows, of Brandon, Manitoba. his best." ed. The open interest in wheat con­ sion. American Tobacco and Coty Canada Dry 74 No. 2 Nor., 118"^; No. 3 Nor., 108%; Dodge Bi-os 14''i Heeney Vanishes No. 4, 103%; No. 5, 93%; No. 6, 81%; tinues to increase somewhat, but not each opened two points higher and in­ FAIRHAVBN, N.J., July Ou the rapidly enough to suggest any inord­ itial gains of a point or so were re­ General Electric 143"a feed, 75%. General Motors 189% Seven Injured in day ot his big fight with Gene Tunney, Chicago Grain Prices inate short selling at this time. corded by MontRoraery Ward, Canad­ Houston Oil 131 tor the championship of the world, CHICAGO, July 26—With weather Shorts appeared to be buyers to a ian Pacific. American Machine and Wreck, Saskatoon Hudson Motors 80 Tom Heeney, this morning became a conditions favorable and with the certain extent today. Foundry, Consolidated Gas and War­ Liverpool market lower thau e.vpected, Com—Foreigners are more mterest- ner Brothers, Hupmobile 55^4 SASKATOON, July 26.—Seven per­ •wheat prices here underwent an early ed in American mixed corn for new New York Funds Famous Players 132'L- sons were injured, three seriously, when mam setback today. Enlarged estimates of crop shipment which is cheap at pres­ NEW YORK, JiUy 25,—Foreign ex­ Fox Films 79'.,i a motor car from Leask ran Into the Italian wheat production this season ent on account of the excellent new change irregular. Rates, in cetits. Mack Truck 91 ditch ahd upset on the gravel highway were given as a cause of Liverpool crop prospects in the United States, Great Britain 4.85 5-16; Canadin-.i dol­ International Nickel 92"u 15 miles north of Saskatoon. The seri­ •weakness. Opening at %c to 2o de- according to Broomhall. lars 5-64 of one per cent, discount. International Harvester 268 ously injured are Mrs. Phillip Albach, cliiie, wheat values afterward recover­ We have for some days been calling New York Close Montgomery Ward 168'!( wife of a Leask farmer, and Mr. and ed somewhat. attention to the sales and basis on De­ NEW YORK. July 26.—Canadian Pa­ Graham Paige 31''i Mrs. Krydor of Rosthern. Albach and Corn started at IVi to %c up and cember shipment corn via the Gulf. cific 206%; United States Steel, 140%; Radio Cornn 169'a hi.s three children suffered lesser hurts then sagged all around, but subse­ Canada has t>een importing some Ar­ U, S, Steel preferred, 141 bid. Sinclair Oil 25 but all are at St. Paul's hospital. Now is the time to place your order for quently rallied. gentine corn this season but according South Porto Rico Sugar 42 X-ray examinations are being made BINDER TWINE Chicago Close to the ticker has recently been reship- Timken Roller Bearings 122^); and surgeons were unable to state how Sf='eCIAL PRICES ON U.F.A. AND CLUB ORDERS CHICAGO, July 2S.—Wheat closed ping to and the continent. If MONTREAL STOCKS Texas Gulf Sulnhur 69-.i badly the two women and Mr, Krydor For dependability and greater tensile^ strsngth unsettled l%c to 2c net higher. the prices at which we understand such Westinghouse Electric 95'i had been hurt but were satisfied that CASH CLOSE was sold at Montreal are correct it (By C. F. Tull and Ardern, Ltd.) Wbolworth 183'.'1 the injuries were serious. All three buy and use WE1A.T—No. 2 red 110; No. 2 hard would appear to be cheaper for Cana­ Com. Pref. United States Steel HO^J suffered from shock. 12414. dian users to have bought Chicago July AbUibi 57'/4 U. S. Leather Common 4714 The accident occurred at aljout 10 QUEEN CITY 550 FT. or CORN—No. 2 mixed IO714: No. 2 com and had it shipped rather than Alta. Pac. Grain 56'4b 100 U. S. Leather "A" 64 o'clock as the car was speeding toward yellow 107% to 108. pay the local rates for ports of entry Asbestos Corpn 30 91 Yellow Cab 31 the city at about 40 miles an hour. The PRAIRIE PRIDE 600 FT. OATS—No. 2 white 59; No. 4 white to interior points tributary to Georgian Atlantic Sugar 18':. Sears Roebuck II6V4 machine ran into the ditch when pass­ GET OOR PRICES. ORDER EARLY 43. Bay ports. Kansas City stocks of corn 54?, Canadian Pacific 206^'^A ing another car and was completely CLOSE FUTURES are below the half million mark and Bromptcn P. and P. ... 39':; Standard Oil of New Jersey 43% wrecked. Passing motorists brought the WHEAT—July 121Vi: -Sept. 124 to •n-ithin tlie past 24 hours and before Brewers and Distillers 16 Standard Oil of New York 34 victims to the city. They had intended Southern Alta. Co-Op. Association i/i; Dec. 127% to 12S. today's advance sales of mixed corn 34 International Combustion 53% to visit the exhibition. Tlie Injdred THE FARMERS SELLING AGENCV OF SOUTHERN ALBERTA COR.N'—July 109H to %; Sept. 96% have been made by dealers there to Brit. Amn. Oil 37'i • • Chile Copper 44"', children are: Ada, 15. Injured hip. cut PHONES 3777—4080 1217 2ND AVE. S., LETHBRIDGE to 14; Dec. 7314 to %. interior points for rush ship­ Bell Telephone 163 Chicago. Milwaukee and St, Paul 35^'i hand: Albert, 16, hand and nose bruis­ O.ATS—July, old, 45%, new, 45%; ment at 108 at point of delivery. Rus­ B. E. St::l Co. 3-%b Curtis Aeroplane 103 ed; Ella, 8, bad abrasion and cut on Sept., neiv, 41 to % Dec, new, 44. sell in reporting export business today 43'i 83 Drug Incorporated 93'^ forehead. Ada lost considerable blood included some new corn and a good 40 International UtiUties "B" 16'a barley business worked. 34 94 Pacific 59'i Liverpool due to 3'.; higher. Can. Bronze ^.... 85': 110 Studebaker Corpn 70 —Lam.son, Can. Gen. Electric 61 South Edison 47 Pros. Find Course LETHBRIDGE 251 United Light and Power "A" .... 25 LIVESTOCK Can. Power and Paper 34 Victor Talkin.ET Machine 91 =1 Canada Cement 27-7 99' Wright Aeroplane 152 MARKETS Calgary Livestock 55 CALGARY, July 26.—Receipts of Can. Nor. Power 108 Public Service of New Jersey Difficult, Toronto Dom. Bridge 81 Packard Motors 72'-- livestock today were 205 cattle; 18 54->« LETHBRIDGE GRAIN calves; 423 hogs and 47 sheep. The Dom. Glass 129 Loews Incorporated TORONTO, July 26—"Light Horjie" PRICES market was active on all good grades Dom. Textile 102^; 125 Harry Cooper of Buffalo, formerly ot (For wagon load lots. Furnished by of butcher cattle at steady prices. The Dryden Paper 40 TORONTO MINING STOCKS Hamilton, Ont., runner-up to Tommy Ellison Milling Co.) demand for stockers was active. There Famous Players 23 Armour in the 1927 United States open Fr.'^ser Bros 60 (Ey G. F. Tull and Ardern, Limited.) '"'^ " VlTtlAT is the economical relation) Wheat Sl-Ol was a slightly stronger undertone on championship, went into a three-cor­ of the Port of Vancouver to Rye 76 the hog market. Gen. Steel Wares .... 28 Opening Closing nered tie today for the early leader Gurds Ginger Ale 82 Amulet 410 420 ship of the Canadian open golf cham­ fast developing Western Canada? Oats .40 Cattle—Good to choice butcher 5 What important bearing has the Pan.' Barley Hiram V'alker D-J Argo Consolidated . pionship with a par score of 72, With .RO steers $8.50 to S9.50; medium SB. Good 2 ami Canal*to the economic interests oiJ Intl.'.Nickel 92'i Atlas the same score was W. F. Williams of 1.51 b'.itchers S8 to $8.50; common to med­ Western Canadian shippers and buy-- • Imperial Oil m ••^rea 40 40 the Westward Ho, Melrose, Ills., and m ium $6,50 to $7,50, Good to choice . crs? Why do shipments via Vancou- • HAY PRICES International Pete .... 33 .i^conda 20--i Willie McFarlane, Tuckahoe, N.Y. Karl butcher cows $6.50 to $7, with an oc­ r .Vet and the Panama Canal to and from' (Prices to Producers) Imperial Tobacco 11 Pend Oreille 1375 Keffer, veteran Royal Ottawa profes­ Alfalfa S13 to $15 casional top at $7,25; common to med­ 88 Western Canada afford shippers • and- Lake of the Wood.? ... 54-"i Beaver Consolidated .. sional, who was paired with Cooper, 'athtrliiimcnt. , Timothy $15 to $18 ium $5,25 to S6.25; canners and cutters 50 coriiignees a freight saving as compared' Lyall Const. Co 62=3 Barry Hollinger turned in a 7S. gtlach Mixed alialla and tiraotliy 515 S3.50 to S5. Butcher bulls $5 to $5.25. Home md itbji. with other routes? All interested- Massey Harris 396 Castle 47 Bl'.;c joint •. $15 Good veal calves S9 to $10.15; com­ IS'i Course Difficult hai cdJrcu U> shippers ^and buyers should write to/ Montreal Power 104-s Canadian Lorraine mon to medium $6 to $8. Good stocker KOSEDALB GOLF CLUB, Toronto, iU oni mail il the "Vancouver Harbour Commission' Manitoba Power 85 Coniagas 480 to-itsi CREAM PRICES steers S7.50 to S8. Fair to good stocker July 26.—Goiters whose names are crs and receive the Vpncouuer Freight National Brev/eries 122 Crow'n Reserve 45 45'i Table 41c heifers $5.50 to $6.50. Good stocker 9'.i well known in the United States and Intelligence and Infornation File wit Special 36c National Steel Car 37'i Capitol cows S5.50 to S5; common $4.50. 93 Canada, found the hilly fairways, roll­ successive monthly bulletins. Send No, 1 34c Ogilvie Flour 390 Central Manitoba .... 100 Hogs—Select bacons $11.85 to $12; 650 ing greens and natural hazards of the in your name now for this valuable No, 2 31c Corona Sherritt Gordon 655 thick smooths SU.35 to $11.50. Page Hersey Tubes 95'i. Rosedale Golf club somewhat difficult ^^'O' ''^ information service—it is free. Off grade 26c Amity 51 Winnipeg Livestock Penmans 104?i 825 to play on the opening day of the (F.O,B, Lethbridge,) Price Bros 76 Dome Canadian open golf championships, Wl.NNIP!-:*;, .Ji'.ly 2G—Receipts 1,000 Duprat 5 EGGS cattle, 2'>i> calves. 600 hog?. Port Alfred Power 72'i 100 and with approximately only one Power Corpn. of Canada.. 69 Granada ROU>TI 19'-i quarter ot the field In, not once had Extras 27 Cattle trading active. Prices un- 26 fhan'-T-rl. Quebec Power 85'i Gold Dale the par for the course been broken. VANCOUVER Firsts 25 S'i Shawinigan 88 108'/^ Goldhill Playing In Ideal weather, brilliant Seconds 19 Spiert ho-:-: ";12,'Jo; ihick :-raooths 10'^ Sherwin Williams 170 Grover Daly sunshine tempered by a cooling breeze, Cracks 16 780 So. Can. Power 140 90 Gold Reef Sud. Basin.. 790 early competitors were led by F. C. andihBRmmaCanal! 1065 Steel of Canada 190 Hollinger 1090 Williams, Melrose Park. Ills., who ^VANCOUVER HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS! 4'i Seagrams-Distillers 172 Indian equalled par for the course with a 72. 150 Kirkla.nd Lake 154 He went out 'n 40, four strokes over Twin City 44'i 10 CES Kirkhunton par, but returned with a sensational Tucketts. Ltd 110'-= 51 •V^'aya^amack 81 Keeley 32, including two birdies and an eagle. W, T. HILL THOS. G. BATES, (By G. F. Tull and Ardern, Ltd., Lethbridge) Keora I'.i Winnipeg Electric lOS'-i 110 Williams was followed by Vincent Residence Phone 2696 Residence Phono 2984 Bid. Asked. Hydro Electric 27 Lavalle 15 Eldred, Oban, N. Y., with 73, and W. Dominion of Canada 2145 1125 99.Sn 100.30 BANKS— Lake Shore 2 HO Splttall, Toronto, with 74. Bracketted HILL & BATES Dominion of Canada . 101,90 27 ir).'?2 1C2.1.- Bank of Montreal 360 Macajsa together were AI Watrous, noted Lethbrldge'8 Leading Livestock Men — Office Phone 3395 Dominion of Canada . 103.30 9 103.75 Royal Bank 360 Moneta Grand Rapids, Mich., professional; Al BUYERS OF CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP. Dominion of Canada . 340 5'.2% 103 1 102,r,o 103.20 TORONTO CLOSE Mining Corp ! Herqn. of Reading, Pa., Bob MacDon- STOCKERS AND FEEDERS A SPECIALTY Dominion of Canada . in;;: 2225 10,S.7O 109.no Mclntyre "ald. 'Chicago, and Fred Hunt, Brant- Phone, Wire or Write for Prices. " Dominion of Canada . ifl^i'i 9fi.r;n (By G. F. Tull and Ardern. Ltd.) 19 99.05 Com. Pref. McKinley ford, ot.. with 75's. Frank Lock turn­ Note: Honest Weights and Grades and Cash on Delivery. Dominion of Canada . 102.90 103.70 Nipissing 340 Dominion of Canada .: Can. Bakeries 41 ed In a card of 76. •1':;% 19-! 4 99.30 99.75 139 City Dairies 55 >i Malartic Dominion of Canada lO-iP, lOM'O 101.30 5550 Domn. Stores 117 Noranda 5310 Price yieiri Night Hawk Hud. Bay 1350 1835 Kelvinator 85 CALGARY OIL STOCKS Province of Alberta •I'i'-r 96.02 4.75 Porcupine 3^k DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE TO ALL MARKETS Maple Leaf Milling 100 (Special to the Herald.) Kingdom of Denmark It) 132 05.00 4.SO Potter Dome 9': CALGARY. July 26.—on quotation.-;: Republic ot Colombia THE TREND OF BOND PRICES mill 95.00 6.35 Pioneer 49'- Listed section: Open Close P. Buras and Co., Ltd. Firmer money conditions have caused a recession In price of high- 5',irr i;j4s 99.50 5.55 Pre.ston E. Dome ' 3 " Advance 55 .55 Howard Smith Paper 194:' grade bonds. We consider this an advantageous buying level. The 5 '2 vo 99.00 5.57 Vancouver Mining Stocks Premier 234 235 A. P. Con. .49 .49 Can. -Nor. Power Corpn Finance Minister of Canada has announced that fifty-three millions of Vjh-i 9S..';0 5.15 I By Miller. Court and Co., Ltd.) Rouyn Big Mi;;souri 53 58 Brit, Dom. .44 .44 Midland Pacific Terminal Ltd War Loan maturing October 15th, will be paid off in full on due date. 194?, Kio.no 6.50 VA.VCOUVER. July 26.— .Mining Stadacona 16'.;. Dalhousie , 2.50 2.47'-i Great Wes; Saddlery Ltd. This will create a big demand for existing issues and probably force Pref. 100 00 6 50 htock, noon close: Big Missouri, 56 Teck Hughes .. .. 955 Ills.-Alta 53 .53 Canadian Western iv)atu."'al Gas ...... prices to a higher level. Clients with funds for investment should 6% Prcf, 99.00 G.OO b'd; Coast Copper, nil; Cork Province, Mandy 320 May land 1.30 1.30 Independent Biscuit Co 7% Pref. 100.00 7.00 30; Kootenay Florence. 22%; Lucky consult us now, while prices are at a most attractive yield, Eiue Ribbon Ltd Temlskaming 5 McLeod 4.60 4.60 6'i% P-ef. 50.00 6:50 Jim, 32Vi bid; PeiidorelUe, 14.00. Ruth Towagtmac 37 Spooner Oils 1.65 1.65 p. Burns and Co.. Ltd 6% Pref. lon.no 6.U0 Hope, SG'-o bid; Kunloch, 2.40; A\Tiit6- Bathurst Power and Paper Co. fcom.) Vipond 47 United Oils 1.72H 1.72H G. F. TULL & ARDERN, LIMITED •tn.oo water, 2.20; Woodbine, 27; ludepend- Flin Flon 63 Vulcan 2.00 2.03 Second. Can. Gen. Inv. Trust (cum.) ion no en:e, 12V;,; Cotton Belt, nil; Toplcy Wright Hargraves ., 300 305 Unlisted section: HULL BLOCK LETHBRIDGE PHONE 3S80 B.C. Power Corpn, Class A (com.)... eo.oo Richfield, 57Vi. West Dome Lt'.ke ., 8'i Mid-West 30 JO , i I