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‘DINING HAIKET LETTHI

NEW YORK. N. Y.. June iii-Fol- lowing moderate gains at the opening yesterday. the stock market insde little headway thl-oughout the morn- ing and early afternoon, but a sin exhibited strength with volunm ry- ing up on declines. in the lest hour the rails supplied leadership and general acilvlty increased. The Dow Jones industrial and rails averages both blade uelv closing highs while the utility average was unchanged. Wheat was strong and the liond mar- liot was higher. Second grade rsils lit-re again in demand.

We expect the rails to supply the keynote today all it is illfficult to see how bllslness can expand to Jus- tify higher indllstrial prices vvitilout cri-ntiorl of nilllitlullal rnll traffic. With roads that now are covering charges. a substantial part of ally liii-i'i-:lsi~ in l‘\"i'i"llll‘.‘.‘i should be translated to net lrlroiuc

Lsidlaiv and Company.

llnssuina

Nl-lli‘ YURK, .\‘. \'., Julie ill-Gold bars illls iilgii ill Iillllililll against l-ils '_'il 'l‘l|--.-=il1\.\

National lli ilit (In ilcciiiri-iLregu- lan illlilrierly dividend of 40 cents en cuiiiliioii.

“iron Ago" says steel operations during past \\'i‘?k declined 11/; points to 3S ni-rci-nt oi’ capacity. _

l'uliiiir Service l‘nrp.. of New Jer- sey dci-iarcii rcglllilr quilrteriy divi- iicnd of I10 cents en common.

stiiitiiiirn Pncific l‘o and 'i‘rnils- portatioii system companies exclud- ing oporafitins of soil-L‘! flflfltmueil sffiliiliitoil ciimanies All?“ M‘ 1°" $401,357 against SSiJKiJZ-‘il H! All!“ 193* 4 lllOliillS not losslfiflwllm asuinlt $l..~“.'l‘i,2i.S-i in like 19.54 period.

clioiiiiiuiilte TlllLi oliio Rniiilvuy in

5 ulolltiis cllllcii .\liiy 3i. 19-5" "at m’

cm“; Qqiiii] to $1.36 u common share

against $1.49 ll. common share in

like liizi-l period. May flurtliu! 51-91%‘ 5g “gains; &.r|05,‘.'.60 in i\Iay i034.

_ ciilviii Verity, Vice-President n!

' Aiiii-ririln Rolling hiill 1.30.. announced

that work would iicgin iinmeliintfill’

on construction of o wide gold re-

diWillg iiiill iit int; company: wt

works pliiiit at Miualotoii olilo. mt

of the new mill and the necessari

_, revamping 0! Misting plant facilities

estimated at approxiiili-itely 33.500.000-

'."~ u. s, Electric Power output In 4.6 crcent in lvcek ended June 16 l8- lllllSt incl-ease of 4.2 RENE!" “LPN” ' lous week, ~

‘ mfl. Low 14in Us

3Q d 119.71 118.07 111R 0.66

. .20 Ill-l $4.04 awe aims as 40 Bonds ~06 Iigh Low Last 0f!

$4.04 was 33.08 b8

w m‘ ' Dow Jones.

mason-s "soon Lass-aa-

MONTREAL. Que. June lit-indus- ' trials show some resistance to ad- vance this morning. News on lloidln! Company Bill now _hcfose tbs House 5'» is likely‘to he announced at: noon. l" {The generally accepted theofY "l" hm‘... murkat. moves in harmony with the trend of steel operations had ex- “-perlenci>il a marked excellliflfl l" F9‘ ‘ sent week. During rcccnt week steel ~ ,OPBIB\|0HS have declined four llolntl Q4 while the market moved fol-ward. M Trend of stcei activity suggests an v’ - unprofitable period tor ths- month of .“ Juno and how long the market is » likely to continue iii its contradiction v ' o: traditional inllilenccs remains to be seen, Increased iL-inulid 1'0!‘ the Si‘ shares of United Aircraft is traceable b the greater activity which the company is new euioiing. ' A. W. Robertson, (‘hail-man of Westinghouse. Ekctric’ anil Mfg. C0 sold the National Credit lion's Assn" yesterday that “it. is difficult to see clearly where we are going. lint. there are certain signs which cause reason- able men to believe business improve- . ment is under way?’ l2." Official circles indicate that Wash- 1iigion is ready to participate ll ' world stabilisation of currencies on s . gold standard providing other nations ' ledge themselves to refrain from urther devaluation. On tbs basis of glhlll attitude many observers are con-

cluding that the United States has

fssu a ursrnln that she will use ‘owsr for rther devaluation i!

Q ‘ 5 foreign nations attempt to gain trade

- - advantages through cheapening of

\ cnnren es.

The ttindilrd Oil Cm. of California "“anno§hces yesterday that it had eut-

»-‘ ered Ilia Canadian Refining and hlsr- ... _ ketinffleld with the purchase of an

independent service station chain in British Columbia. _ British Columbia Power Corn" re-

dri’ ports not operating earnings for May

n: $202,581 against $335,512 in May

liilll-l. Contract: for bi~ltl8b at New

“Westminster awarded to Dominion

o; .- ~ Bridge Co .

no. -

. Foreign situation in copper appar- gnuy weslr. copper futures yesterday

f "‘”"-' broke slightly under recent lows.

I BBIIOI.

ILASII

President Roosevelt is vi-ry heartily in favor of section l1 of tbs Utility "'Biil. which pi-oviiles for elimination

‘of eerialn holding companies. in the

hlii as passed by Senate. he went on to explain that there art- trertalil hold- ing conlnuirns wholly intrastate such lis "Public iicrvici- of New Jor- sey‘ which he said svss 05.08 per cent.

‘ibtrastate. "Niagara lludson Power"

is such example he said. ~ Such companies are exempted from operations of the Bill, he continuel.

. s there are ccrtsln other types sllch as

_ Alld Gas and Electric whose organ- ' lslflon constitutes most extraordin- ary document in the world, he said.

He said in reply question aIGIIlIdlflR_

"North American", North American ‘ '{’ntomac Electric

H,‘ his! , tom» Cm, be saw no objection to

l that ‘kind of lei-up.

Dow Jones.

starters "lsoainao pas-ran"

MONT .Qas.. Inns ill-Prices

advances yesterday “sin assuming leader- rocoi- ng action decidedly average. Bullisbnrss in n is likely io be main- tiio rail averages ap- 86-38 lone. Continue to

MARKET‘ GOSSIP

Northern pfd, Northern P cl

Demand for industrial shill-es shows a tendency to wane while plays of strength

nlarket turns down definitely. 1 be- lieve that long positions established incur risks out 0f proportion to poten- tial profits in the immediate future. Suggest that commitments considered

wave of selling but managed to hold up fairly well while Ltike Shore sold off rather easily. shares fluctuated aimlessly not show any signs of moving higher in the immediate future.

BAKING LETTER

NEW YORK. N. l3. June iS-Wheat closed over s cent llilzhvr and Sept. corn gained nearly should continue upward for a while.

points lower than et

Quito ll illlnilicr of stocks niatle new

from recent advices, long commitments and to ignore iiny or so, which is always possible technical setback of a

couiliinndi-d iirnunii said recently to hold for 27 35%| today. if it [Zllilftfl to about 27 take

Fairbanks Morse rose about a point and would not sell out "B" pfd which should cost you less than :0 if yon followed our advices since last fnll made a new high 52!.‘ and Iwrepest my advice to

American Foreign Power ‘I pfd closed nt 255$ and statement will be out tomorrow or at latest Thursday. You should be long around 14 l6 and l7 and I would take no profits until it percent pfd Decom-

The rails also did better. especially Pacific, Atchison sold above 41 ag-

dsys ago, should be held rail averages which were M today go

be“ Nil-UR but abound today's lovv prices will prove

high and should be closed st 40 and if week or so, it sells profits on half of it. U. S. cohol sold shove 44 and held for 6 points more. White Motor closed o; higher and can b bought around 11.

p to 8% and should bs good for 11 or 12. United Aircraft. 2 points and still expect

can still be nought near .'iti_ Iri glioi-t there is no change and all

ments made two weeks ago should he held tdiLwe advise profit taking.

GRjilN

ohmut on and Wald) g_

lllth Low Instr

‘WINNIPEG, Jung 19... Wheat:-

Dee . . . . .. l_ . . . . .. WINNIPEU. June ilk... Closing Rlilillsillliigflii‘

‘W; i ug 835A.

Oats: Jilly 39%; Oct 34A

Whest:--No 1 hard and no 1 nor U: No 2 nor 7i); No 3 non 74: No 4 nor 07%; No 5 iillisf No 6 Track Nth.‘ No l durum Oatr-No 2 C W 39%: No 3 C W 36%: Ne 1 feed Si‘: No 2 feed 33; No 3 feed 28%; Track 39%.

Barley1—No 3 C \V 3i]

V

i s L. June ilk-British fnrcign exchange in

(‘llmldinll dollar as compiled. by Royal Bank of Canada closed» I00

Argentina peso .2051.

Australia pound 3 0483.

Reinium helga .109}. reia

Clllllfl no»: iron; tlolllrl . (fsechoslovs is crown 0.

Finland flninark .0220. Germany rilichsmar _ Great Britain polmrl 408$.

Holland fiorin £700. Hungary pengo .2081.

New Zesisnii‘ pound sum. .2484

Sweden krone .2548. ranc .8770.

dolian 1-82 per cent Closink exchange rates:- At Mantras -Poun6

~32. At New !ork-Pound 48B i franc

f . gold-Pound 12s. M: ilellar n0 l0 cents; U. 5. dollar m.

cent. .

. NIWiYORK, Iuas IO-Iforeign ox- lirrsguiar. Great Britain high o

zliiv. Stock Exchange

real l9. l"! Curb Market. 156 Richmond Stroll Chnrbotlowwnl-

C urren ciao

ii Canadian Press)

NEW ORK, June ilk-Changes were of the narrowest pmportionuin the foreign exchange markets today.

The Canadian dollar went: to psr fob the first time in several weeks, but during the last hour dropped back to wind up the day urichsn ed at a discount of 1-16 percent. he hound sterling was up 5Q of a. cent at $403M while the French franc, clos- ing at 0.0095 cents, showed a loss of

.0015, of a cent.

MONTREAL. June ll-Iieailing currencies fell lower on the Montreal foreign exchange markets today. The United States dollar eased 1-32 of one per cent. to 1.00 1-32. The pound-ster-

while the French franc dropped ,0i. of s cent to 6.0!.

Halifax Port Arrivals .

Asmrvalis Oolborns from Montreal Oiiedsbucto from Queensport M. and. L. Coaster from Lunenburg Psntland from local harbour Alfredo from local harbour

SAILING!

Megnhild to 8t. John's

Calbolne to BZW. Indies Cbedabucto to10cn1 harbour

M. and It Coaster to local harbour Pentlimd to local harbour Alfredo to local harbour

VISSHJ 1N ‘ELI-TH ravens, discharging

Oolbome loading Portia loading

I Chedabucto hankering Barge No. I berth Psntiand discharging Magnhlld loading Aoudian berth Rtge berth

VIBSIID$TOAIIJVI

June- lb-Ulva from Saint John Ella Pearl from Halifax iii-Lady Hawkins from Bermuda Chinese Prinm from For East Mai-lie from Halifax Ciss from Halifax iii-City of Corinth from-Calcutta Lienarfisb from Halifax il-Kosciussko from New York 22-Berlin from Bremen Farnorth from Boston

n-Ohedobucto from 2.0. Ports

A Steamer from Montreal 24~Cepuiin from Boston Gsvelier from Montreal Newfoundland from Liverpool Rosalind from Q. John's 26-min Pearl front Rllissx 20—I.sdy Drake from Bermuda Mulls from Halifax Cordelia from Montreal Tll-Lenarfisb from Halifax Isrnurth from Charlottetown

PRODUCE

._--i-.

gsa dairy and produce markets today.

went for 95$ coats.

quoted at l cents foi- prints.

tsaios. ‘iecstpts vnrs l oaas,

in i F. f a- dltnb

o¢u‘§i.'i-'s."siia 5's» 13m '11 in ball visit ' ‘ to l?! angina! for I "if

Quotation farnhhss Johnston ‘n! Ward members ofntla Mont Stock lixohan tna

Btoslal last Baihllrst A ... 6% Bell Tel ... 180 Bras T L Pow . 0 B (‘ Pow A 24% BCPowB...... W; Brllck bilk .. ... 13% Build Prod . 30% (‘an Car com ... . " 1% (‘In car pfil ... .... 1-4 l4 (‘an Cel com . 33% 2854 (‘an (‘el pfd _. 11d 110 ifan (‘cm t-nlil 0 05$ (‘all rem pfd 54 54 (‘an Hydro lilac pfd . 40 40 Can Inil Al A i) Si; (‘an Ind Al ll . . 7% 7% (‘an North Pow . 20

(‘an Steam Coin 125 1% Can Pat: ll l0. Cons Sniclt . 102i 10H; Dryden Pall ill; 3 _ 111,, Dolu Briillrt- ... 301/; 30% Gen Steel \\'llros (I29 31,5 iiypslinl . 5% 6% llnlll Ilriilgi- . . . 3% 3K Holl Gold Mines . . 1450 i470 lllii Nickel . 21% ‘J1 lnii Pow pfd . 47% 411,4; lilcColLFront Oil 13% 13% \iont Pow '. 28% \iltl Brew 351/; 35% Slit Steel t‘ 141/; 141$ Quebec Pow 14% 1454, Powell Corp 7 7 St Law Pfil 100 100 Shulvinlgan 1d 13 sliei-wlii Wil 13%, 131,4. Steel Co Can Com 40 4054

BANKS

COIIHIIEYQQ ... ....

Montreal _, 1Q Nova Scotia _ .

Royal . . . . ..

Bank of'Canads Q

11-

town).

Am For nr Pfd Allied Chem . Allis Cliliiin ,.-

lief .. Amer Can .

Am For Pow w. . Am Loco .. Am Pow Light . Am Rad Am Smelt . Am sukiir Am Tel '.i‘el . Am Tob B . An tfopper _ .

Both Steel Briggs . Byers A \i

Burn Add \l Con Oil Can Dry Can l'nc (‘use '.l‘lires Col Corp

Com Sou . Cong .\':lIrn . Plies Ohio .. (‘ilic North . Chrysler .\iot . (‘ollliliii i,'.:.-£i . Col Fill"

Con Gas Con Oil Cori Cnn Corn Prod _.. .. Del llild . E I llilpont East Kodak Elcc Auto Lite Co Elec Pow Light

Gen Asphalt Gen Eli-c . Gen Foods

Gen lilot Gold Dust Goodrich Rub Goodyear Rub Grnhiiln Paige _ Great Ntiriii pfd Great West xi

in Ilitl Tel

ling was o! 5Q of s cent; at 4.03 11-10

(Canadian rrsas) MONTREAL, June 10—Prieea were orally unchanged on tbs Menthol

At the weekly auction held at tbs lfontveal burn of trade 1.240 boxes of Quebec cheese woos offered. A total of 1.1M boxes of no 1 wsut for I osntl per pound whils M boxes no i white were sold fir 0% lsnts. No 1 colored of which than were m boxes,

Cartels or loss of so 1 butter were per pound with

coo mall l.t t tlb tlli ma - for so»; zoiitl roswollds o'er 2'11, In! curse nlsrhst. was from it)“. ta 10% cents pa: pound for no 1 0n~

ills cl s a dussn bxblh l0 I seats ill I

Johns Ma . Kan (‘ity South . Kolvinatcir _ . Ken Cop .. . Lambert Cu Liz Mycrii B . Liquid Uarii Loews lni-iirp Loose Willis ills . McKeri-spurt Tin Mack ’i‘l'lii-k

Radio (‘urp

Sears Roebuck Shell Union Oil . Sim Co Socony Vac ,.. South Puc ... Smith Rnli _ Stand Brands .. . Stand Gui-i lilioc ... Stand Oil ifniif Stand Oil New J’ Stewart Warner ,,

Thermoiti . . . . .. . ,_

Tex Gulf Sui Tim Roll Bear Union Carbide Ca'rb .

E 3 n. E -.

l Win Stool . _ ,, Warner Bros Co Warren Bros . West. Union . West lilac . Woolworth Co .. Worth Pump

Senate 3rd Reading To Fair Wage Bill.

than a which was not lacking in ailnl

of s rength at tbs elosa Lower oop-

per and silvsr prions did little dsm- B"! Corn -to shares of those groups and U" All"

the 01d! Mil l llllll lltflll h Ill Uh

1v. Y. Stock Exchange

goo at

slightly under that of rooont sessions. fused a

turning stro

(Qllohtlnls Ilsrnllhod by Johlltoll and Ward Members of Stocks lxohslgo. Montreal Curb Mar- ket, ms lI-iohsaold Street‘ Charlotte-

Steeka ' Opened Lad

All Bed .. ... ,.. ... 189K N

Am Car Foiin ...,

Uoiuln Gas Eie I... Coin Sol . . . . ..

First Natl Stores , . . Freeport Tex .

Radio Keith llrphun,“ Rep iron Steel .... Safeway Stores

Studebaker ...,

Texas Co

Yellow Truck ......

a a. Ill blisters lush brought out lit stock today on tbs mining section s! tbs Tomato Ix-

tho class. Volume was

llttls better spirit in cbo senior gold up by n: and closing csntl hlghan at 5,! . Tbs stock touched a new low at 4 4d last vvsek. Dolls.

Laks Shun and Took Hughes til-mad slightly and Hollliiger and lfclatyre were slow and off l5 to 3b cents. 1a the silvers Castla and Iildorsdo Baa: gained s

lost l cents ascb sad

NIH. (Oaaadlas Press) TORONTO, Juns 10-

Alex ... ... . Aignma ...

L." iada .. illlnllar .

Laninque Lee Gold _ Little L L Macnssn . lian East Maple L . Aiclntyro llclli-lizle .\lt~.\l lliiil . .\ir‘\'ittio . iilcWiltters llerl Oil

Pllymastcr . Pet. Cob _.. . Perron . Pick (‘r0 .. Pioneer

lioil iiilke .. llciio Gold .

Brett 'i‘r ...

yomWEYY Wllatisthsussefobanghahte

What great advancement does such

Pliilllllebilli, spou- . Boforomvflgillsamsibtoebaosobsr ‘fbhegyhlrllotoniabstbosheksls miomZouuilastluniii-ols: - ‘must. We|=t‘fl.l‘a|ofssl¢:vlbygstfll¢e_ The mssteriisunuisiiotiuilrs unilateral

[ans-m .

And, lust so fsw if early we'd vss or

Otitssl coagulation-doorstep thou-pats.

Ab tlhi Beauharnoll

'u|:'_7 ..

Milk and Eggs Ari Excellent Combin-

IXOIILINT OOMBINA S.’

When two exceptionally 5v" foods are combined to make. i instance, a supper dish. a nourish ing drink, or a dessert, one can b' lopd in praise of the i‘ ished pro- duct. Such is the case when milk and ‘eggs are used together for these two foods provide many of the food nutrients essential to the body. In many respects milk and eggs resemble each other, in fact, so much so that. an ority on nutrition recently stated that. if milk were not available eggs would be the best food to take its place. Milk and eggs are both par- ticularly 300d for children as they contain high quality proteins, the food substances required for build- tho muscles and other tissues of the body. In the matter of min- erals, milk is an exceptionally good source of calcium and phosphorus, while eggs, although containing an appreciable amount of both miner- als, srs more valuable for their iron content. As for vitamins, both milk and eggs are rich in this re- gard and so earn the title of “pro- tective food-s".

From an economic and health standpoint, milk is always "s. good My". and eggs at prevailing alar- llet pricu provide high-food value at low cost. Use both milk and freely-separately and com. n such dishes as:

IGGCALARIHG

2 tablespoons oh 1 cup sliced G tablespoons butts! 4 tablespoons flour H31 m“

esnoons chopped onto 6 hard-cooked eggs phi Slit, D0998‘ and paprika

Oook neon pqiper

in butter for 5 minutes. Blend in ilolr and sruduslly odd milk. cook, wrwtmt-lv * until iiuxtiii-e thickens. Oook a minutes. Dlmien and eggs pieces. Bertram buttered toast.

Q O I

onsilunraoceorvmasr

W85 bined

glined spoon pepper rooms

6 ossl 1/8 cup but-tier

1 1/3

t BM em siizhtly. Add butter. seasoning and mi] hot water. As _ around sides and bottom. lift it to i UNLIIIID centre. As soon as all of mixture is cooked serve on toast. Giimish Aidermac ... ,.. ... n. ... .. i“ m“! mpflkazoizpaffleY-

l

ooooa sloc-lvoo 11 egg white

um 1 teupoon breakfast-cocoa

Pew grains salt it cup cold milk.

BM m wiiiio iiiitil itiir and add Ildually, while beating constantly. "III-I. 0000s. and salt. y milk to half mixture,