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- THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

FINANCIAL

{II-iii PERSONAL LOAii$ ONE YEAR TO PAY u” to Nearest Branch u [he Canadian Bank

Of.’ Commerce MONTHLY DEPOBITI PROVIDI

POI BEPAYMENT

Ion If Yul Yo! Deposit Borrow , Receive Monthly I 0e i’ I 55.81 s s 1 100 100.90 S 0 I 108 C 157.30 I14 I 210 C 9.02.23 Ill I 3M 3 303.25 $27 I I40 C 505.54 I45 Q1080 $1000.88 S89

DTHER AMOUNTS A'1‘ PROPOR- TIONATE BATES

MARKETS AT A GLANCI

(By The Canadian Press) Toronto, Montreal and New Winnipeg -Wheat 4 3-4 to 1 3-8 Toronto —Bacon hogs off trucks steady at 10.75 to 10.85. cents higher

New York -Cotton and coffee lower; rubber and sugar higher.

NO’_1‘_ICE

The pure bred Clydesdale Stal- lion King Thorndallawiil be at W-A- simpsorrs. Bnyview. Thufldly. June Ind‘ l: night or“! every two weeks

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MRS. JOHN P. MORRIS. Execu

1-1936 International 11/; ton truck, run 12.099 Films» 1n A-l condition; also 1 Fordson Tractor, thoroughly gone over, in A-1 condition.

SAMUEL KENNEDY

STOCK QUOTATIONS

N. Y. Stock

I (Canadian Press) 59°05! ' Close Am For Pr a Am Rad 1014 Am Tel Tel I28 Am Water a Anaconda 22 tchison 35 Atl Ref 30% Bait Ohio s14 Auburn _ Bald Loco 51,4 Bendix Av 9% Beth Steel 4% Ches Ohio 35v, Chrysler 31m Con Oil 3v, Commonwealth S 11A Con Can 371,1 Con Edison 2214. Con Gas Co 6 Morn Products 61 Curtiss Wright 151/. Deere 14% 1301101115 92% Elec Auto Lita 141i Eflec Pr Lite 8% Gen Elec 31 Gen Foods 271,4 Gen Motors 271.1, Goodrich 111.4. Goodyear '1‘ 151/. Gt Nor Pfd 14 I-Iud Mot Car 5% Int Har 49y, Int Tel Tel a Johns Man Co 62 Kennecott 2s Mont Ward 231,4 Murray Corp 4% N Y Central 10% Natl Cash REA’ 15% New York N H 1% Nor Am Co 171g Pack Motor 3% Paramount 6% Penn R R 14% Phil Morris 89% Phil Pet Co 80% Pub Ser N J 2714 Pure Til Co 8V. Radio Corp 51/1 Radio K O B014. Shell Union Oil 11% South Pac 101/; Std Oil N J’ 443.4 Texas Corp 84% United Air 25% United Corp 2'4 United Drug 4% United Gas Imp 91/. U S Rubber 24". U S St Co 40% U S Ind Al 15% Vanadium 12% Warner Bros 4% West Union 19% West Air Brake I8 West Elec 6°"; Woolworth 42%

New York Curb

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... a_ mo“ Am Cyan B 15% Am Gas Eiec 331». , Am Sup lower ‘ii Milk Bows for Sale cu... s... o El Bond Share 0% GulfblOiiofiorp Hum e 11 Some freshened and Ifiockhegcxidikit some due to freshen. P33; b,‘ 4,‘ Priced to sell. _ SAMUEL KENNEDY Grain L-1003-6-1-'i , __,_,

WINNTPEO, May 31 —(CP)—- AA A -.ii A f. 11L“, Closing future quotations-Wheat w- v Mgya 1a1sélgglfiiiy illib3-8gJuOyct

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' l-db; July 52 B-llb; Oct t7 i-Bb. Cash l For Sale Wheatprblcif? 1 nor 113 a-a: No. 2 of th l to “m 14m 3'81: Igoajs “°i§...‘°33 i‘ The Estate o a No. nor -: W _ '- Mary Ann Murphy often In; 8 wheat 57 1-4; feed 55 1541,3138: 1 u]; a cotts e at No. 2 garnet 100 3-8, I garnet . _ weymouth S ., at l2 o'clock , durum '71 1-4; No. 4 s ec B8 3-8. apierkn on many. u» 3rd June. s 25$?‘ 014% 15oz; 241-3: 3111123 ' cash. 4' z a-a; ' i so. ' -

“WORN I’. BRADLEY. $95, ex 1511113355341; No. i feed Auctioneer. I 39 3-8; 2 feed as a-a; a feed as >oo++w 7-9; track 42 7-8. barley-Np 8 cw L-811-5-26-3i. 51 7-8; 4 cw 49 5-58; 5 cw t8 5-8; 5 I

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Slight Losses Sustained On Montreal Mart

(By The Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. May (ll-Leading issues faded slightly on the stock exchange today but the recessions were mostly confined to fractions in moderate trading volume.

International Nickel yielded 7-8 at ti 3-4 and Noranda 10st 1-2 with Bmelters ending the day un- changed. Imperial Oil slipped 5-8, McColl-Frontenac 7-8 and Inter- national Pete two points.

Brazilian 'I‘ractlon gave up 5-8 at 9 5-8. Gatineau Power lost 3-8 and Montreal Power was down the same fraction. Papers were quiet, but St. Lawrence Corporation pre- ferred lost. a point in the late trad-

inn. Total sales: Industrials 13,300; mines 49,000; bonds $1,500.

Stock Prices Dip In Dull N .Y. Session

By FREDERICK GARDNER. Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, May 3i—-Contlnued gloom over the business and in- dustrial outlook, in addition to cloudiness of Washington develop- ments, served to further depress stocks in today's market.

In dealings that barely kept the ticker tape ln motion, pivotal is- sues slipped fractions to more than 2 points in the morning. Feeble buying support appeared in the final hour and declines were re- duced in most cases at the close.

Transfers totalled 404.060 shares compared with 760,710 last Friday. The Associated Pres average oftiii issues yielded .3 of a point at 37.1.

Most Canadian issues were in- active. Dome advanced 1 1-2 points to 57 3-4 as Bell Telephone. Imper- ial Oil, Lake Shore and Shawini- gan showed minor improvements. Down slightly were International Nickel and Distiiiers-Seagram.

What stocks did:

Tue. Sat. Advances -- — —- — ~10’! 251 Declines — — — — — — 324 69 Unchanged —- — -—- —- — 161 T12 Total issues — — — - — 592 432

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, May 31 —(CP)— Prices were steady on the produce section of the Canadian commod- ity exchange today.

Butter spot —Que fresh (92 score) 25 3-8-1-2. Sales: 300 Que fresh (B2 score) 25 3-8.

Cheese spot —0nt white I4 3-4: Ont colored 14 34a; Que white 13 74-4-14. Sales: 400 Que white 13

3-4. Eras soot —Ont A-larize 26a: A-

medium 24 l-Za; B-large 23 l-2a; 21

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MONTREAL. May 3i —(OP)— Prices ruled firm on open produce markets here today.

Butter was 25 3-8-1-2 cents a pound for No. 1 in carlots or less with lots to retailers at 28 for No. 1 solids, 26 1-2 for No. 1 prints, 25 l-2 for No. 2 solids and 26 for N0. 2 grlnts. _

raded egg shipmenis in carlots or less were‘ 26 cents a dozen for A-iarge, 24 i-2 for A-medium, 23 1-2 for B-iarge and 21 1-2-23 for C.

Potatoes: Que whites No. i 80's 80; N. B. mts No. I 80‘ 95-106; N. B. cobblers No. I 8 90; P. E. I. N0 l 90's 1.05-1.10; South Carolina N0. 1 100's 3.50; N0. Z 100's 2 75.

Livestock

MONTREAL. May 31 —(CP§— There were 133 cattle 1,239 calves. 884 hogs and 58 sheep and lambs for sale on the two Montreal live- stock markets today.

Pour hundred and twenty nine cattle were handled at the yards for export to Great Britain to sail from Saint John Thursday. June 2 on the Manchester Producer for Birkenhead. One hundred and seventy nine cattle, lus several cars reported. are to eave Mont- real Thursday June 2, on the [Maréchester Commerce for Birken-

ea .

Cattle were mostly plain to med- ium cows off grass and prices for this kind of stock had a much lower trend.

Medium good to good veal calves were steady. Other grades were 25 to B0 cents higher; good veals made 87.75 to so. medium 87 to si- 50. The bulk of the veals were sold in mixed lots at t8. Common light veals sold as low as $5.25. grinkers were mostly 84.75 to $4.

The bulk of the spring lambs were sold at $13 r cwt. Sheep were from 88 to .

I-ioga were all to 811.28 for bac- ons fed and watered selects drew ti per hog remium with the usual cuts on o! Bows were from 88 to 8880. Hogs sold on rail grade brought s15.

A THOROUGH EXAMINATION

with latest scientific lasts-a- must; will am the sneer!!- tlon which allows vol to U! m‘: eyes witholt ell‘!!!-

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Montreal Stock

(Canadian Press) Stocks Closi Bell Tel 1B3 Brazilian 0%, Bldg Products 469; Can Car Found 11% Can Nor Pr 18 Can Car Pfd 281.4 Can Ind Al A, ill/s Can Pacific 5% Can Steamship 3% Celanese 101/1 Cockshutt Plow 8 Cons Smelt 50V. Dist Seag 13% Dom Coal Pfd 11W. Dom Bridge 27% Dom Steel B 10V. Dom Textile 5B Gen Steel Ware 5%. Gypsum 413 Ham Bridge 5% How Smith 12!‘.- Imp Tob 13% Int Nickel 41M Int Pow Pfd 72 Massey Harris 6V» McColl Front 10% Mtl Power 2s». Nat Brew 38%. Nat Steel Car 40 Noranda 60% Quebec Power l5 Bhavzinigan 1 - 19% St Law Com ' 3 St Law Pfd 10 Sou Can Pow 11% St o! Can P __ Steel of Can 82% Win Elec A .._ Win Eiec B _ (Canadian Prod) Stocks Close Abitibi Com I40 Abitlbi Pid - Asbestos 5B A Oil 19% Beauharnois 3% Can Vickers 7 Dom Tar 8 Dori A 4 Fraser V T C I3 Fraser ._ Ford A 16% Imp Oil 18% Int Pete 25 Price Com 10 Price Pfd ._ Royalite 33% Banks (Canadian Pren) Banks Close Canada 57 Commerce i6‘). Montreal 2E Nova Scotia 296 Royal Bk 171 7 Yesterday s , Local Market Quotations

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NESDAY AND SATURDAYS ISSUE RETAIL MARKET

Celery bunch so-zsc Potatoes pk 30 Turnips each “ 5c Beet: 4 lbs c Steak lb 18-240 S.ew meatc 1245c Roast beef 16» Chicken, broilers 810041.20 Mutton lb l4-i8c Cream

E281! d0! 18-200 Fowl 75-8115 Onions lb ac Spring‘ lmb lb 22-25:: Squas lb 4c Pal-ships lb 8c Lettuce bunch 15c Sweet pep ers 4 25c New carro 3 lbs 25c Cauliflower head 35c New beets bunch 10c Rhubarb lb 8c Haddock lb 10c New beets lb 10c New beans lb 20c New Peas lb 15c Radish, 2 bunches 15c Dandciions 3 bunches 25c A; wragus tips bunch 15c Butter, dairy 28-30c Pigs. 8 wks old pair $700-$750 Herring doz 15 Halibut lb 20c Lobsters lb 18c Fresh cod lb 8c Mackerel each 25c Haddock i0c

Currencies

NEW YORK. May 31 -(AP)— Upward movement of major Eur- o ean currencies in tenns of the

nited States dollar ran into rs- sistance in late foreign exchange dealings today, leaving most rates only narrowly higher.

Bterlin ended i-4 of s cent at $4.94 7- and the French franc u .00 5-8 of a cent. at 2.77 8-4.

e Canadian dollar closed at a discount of i 3-37. up 3-32

MONTREAL. May 8i -—(C P)- The Pound Sterling declined 5-8 of a cent at $5.00 i4 on local for- eign exchanges toda while the French franc he'd a ut even at 3.80 i-id cents. The United States dollar advanced i-id per cent at 1 l-i8 per cent premium.

UNDATEI) MONEY BOX

Closing exchange rates At Montreal —Pound 5.00 I-4: g. B. dlr l.01 i-IB: franc 280 l-

At New York -—Pound 4.04 i-a- giinsdisn dlr 29-32: franc 2.77

At Pdfid -Pound 11am fr; u. g‘. dlr 35.97 fr; Canadian dlr S8.-

In Gold —Pound 12s, 2d; U, S. dlr 80.41 cents; Canadian dlr 8t.- 70 cents.

NIW YORK. Msv 31 --(A'Pl— Pbreign exchange: Great BrPain tllflllfld 400 1-4, 4.04 0-4. (N ‘I-I! 00-day bills 4.04 8-101 "e- inami: lPrv-c- 2.7‘! :54: Ytsiv 4.- I I-l; Belgium l6. ' es - omens so ao-ts.

Mining (Cllllllll PR1] TORONTO, All)‘ 3l—

Stocks Close Acme Oil .- Afton 2 Ajax Oil 21 A P Con 19 Aldermao 40 23 Ang Cdn 149 A111; Huron 300 Amtfield 20 Ashley 51,-; Astoria 2V. Ausits 26 Aztec l1 Bankfield 86 Base Metal 27 BIdBOOd 24% Big Miss 33 Bobjo B Bralorne 90o Brown Oil 43 Buff Ank 15%’. Buff Can 4'6 Bunk Hill l1 Cal Edm 225 Calmont 32 Cdn Mal 90 a boo 210 Cas Treth 66 Cent Pat 238 Cen Poro 11 Chromium 50 Comwealb. 2a Coniarum 120 Con Chill 24 Con Smel. 501.; Davies 35 Denison 19". Dome 57% Dorvai 12 East Crest 8 East Mal 155 Eldorado 205 Falcon 525 Fed Kirk 5 Fernland 21 Francoeur 30 Gillies Lake 15 Glenora 2 Gods Lake 41 ‘.3 Gold Belt 35 Gold Eagle 1B Goodfish 3V; Grandoro 5 Gunnar Gold 78 Halcrow 4 Hard Rock 208 Harker 0 l-Iediey XD 100 High Bar 10 Hollinger l 13% Howey "' 26 Hud Bay 23% Nickel 41% Jack Wait! 42 Jacola I5 Jelllcue 37 J M Con - 12'») Kerr Add 140 Kirk Lake 103 Laguna 33 Lake Shore 49% Lam' Cont 3% Lapa Gad 44 eitch 72 Little L L 360 Macassa. 440 MaoLeod 810 Madsen 32 Maralgo 9 McIntyre 41% McKenzie X1 100 McVittie 15 McWattcra 43 Mercury 9% Min Corp I75 nto 2% Monarch i3 Moneta I99 Morris 5 Naybob 24% New Gold 15 Noranda 605i: OBrien 330 Okalta 130 Olga Oil 2% Omega - 39 Oro Plain 83 Pamour 325 Partenan 10% Paymastu 39 Payore I3 Perron I29 Pcik Crow 455 Pioneer XD 310 Powell 187 Preston 80 Read Auth 7985 Red Lake i8 Red Lake 15 Reno Golf 53 Roche 9V4 Royalite 38V: St Anth 125 San Ant 125 Shawkey 14 Sheep Ci‘ 91 Sherritt 92 Siscoe 213 Sladen 105 Slave Lako 3% Stada 40 Sullivan 95 Sylvanito 310 Teck Hugh 455 Texas Co 120 Towagmac 38 Uchi \_ 140 Ventures 4'70 Waite Am 391 Wendigo 3“) West Turner 13"! Wiltsey C 4 Wood Cad 25 Wri Harg 75" Ymir 16 UNLISTIZD Foothills 00 Kirk Town 14 Mairoblc *4 Mandy 11 Pend Or 140 Temisk 10 TORONTO. May 3i —(C Pi-

Mines of the Toronto exchange re- gistered prioc weakness today.

Heavy realizing was encountered by Waite-Amulet and the price wi'i~d under the flow of offerings to close l4 cents down at 2.91. In an early afternoon rebound it touched 3 l0. Noranda and Smelt- ers dropped l-4 to 71-8 and Hud- son Bay held s. half point gain. Sheri-lit and Pend Oreille fell back 4 to 8 cents.

Lake Shore. selling ex-dividend ff and Dome pust- ed a gain of 3-4. The market ab- sorbed offerinils of at a steady pr'ce and v held firm for Moneta. Wright-Har- gr-aves and Lena Cadillac.

The junior oils slipped under light offerings. Calgary-Edmon- ton was riff l0 to 2.75 and Davi"! sold off 3 to a new low at 85 cents. Rovaliie closed unchanged.

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BELFAST-BELLE RIVER Un- ted Church Services. Bunda , June 5th. Belle River 11 A. M. El on 7.30 P. M. W. B. MacPhall. Minister.

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WINEQUILT — The aPDliqued quilt which was made and donated by the East Royalty Women's In- stitue for the Tuberculosis league w". won by Mr. J. G. McDonald, 25 North River Road. Luckcy num- ber 326.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1N CANADA-Brookfleld Charlie. Ber- vices next Lord’s Day. l-lartsvilie Sunday School l0 A. M. Worsh ll A. M. Glasgow Road 2 P. M. Hunter River Sunday School 3 PM. Worship 4 PM. Brookfleld 7.30 PM. Sunday School 10.30 A. M.

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WEATHER FORECAST —- For June 1 to 4 comes in very fair. 5 to l1 week of great growing wea-

1a s: etc.

clay evening the guests of MscLeod, Prince St

IIOME FROM P. E. 1. — Earl Hughes, Pellett Avenue and Clif- ford Holman from Sydney arrived home Thursda from Prince Ed- ward Isiand w ere they spent the holiday visiting relatives and fri- ends in Harrington and Charlotte- town. The trip a 111N512 enjoyable one was made by motor, the visi- tors reporting the roads in excel- entdccndition. —Sydney Post Re- cor .

1:111‘ YOU ARE EVER. UP IN 0N- TARIO and want to see a. clean, sanitary factory. mt off at Namiee and go through the Ross- ier plant where R-M Vita-Crumble ls prepared.

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PERSONAL!

Mrs. John Simpson, Charlotte- town. spent the week-end in Mal- peque, guest of her mother, Mrs. J. K. MacGougan.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rose and daughter Miss Myrtle Rose and son Lincoln (Buddy) of New Glas- gow, N S. spent the week-endin the city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Manuel Gallant and Miss Myrtle Garrick, Edward Street. M;ss Rose is staying over with her aunt, lviiss Garrick, for a few weeks.

Grain

MONTREAL, May 31 —(CP)— Wheat, northern, N0. 1 1 22; bar- ley, Canadian western No. 3 62 i-4' oats, feed, N0, 1 50; flour, spr ng wheat patents, firsts $7; seconds 8.50; bakers 6.30; winter wheat. patents, choice 3.75-3.80; white corn 4054.25; bran, ton 28.25; shorts, ton 28.25;, middlings tori 33 25; rolled oats, bag 80 lbs 361:6 hay, No. 2, per ton, carlots

Cheese Ont colored and white i4 3-4; Que 14 l-4-l4 1-2. Butter N0. i solids 26 1-2; No. I prints 27; £160. 2 solids 25 l-2; N0. 2 print-S

33F

Eggs i.n cartons: A-1 large A-

A-1 medium 3i; A-large 3i; medium 30; B 27; C 24.

Potatoes: Que whites No. 80; N. B mis No. 1 mts No. 1 80's 95-105; N. B. cobblers No. I 80‘s 90's; P. E. I. N0. l 90's 1.05-1.10; South Carolina No. i 100's 3 50; N0. 2 100's 2.75.

In Memoriam"

MR. ENOCH GEORGE DENNIS

On Tuesday. May 17. a wave of sadness swept over the vicinity of Marshileld when Mr. Enoch George Dennis passed away a1, the age of 79 years. after a lingering illness for one year. Ali that medical skill and kind attention could do was done; but God willed otherwise, and called him home. Mr. Dennis was the sole survivor of the late William and Ann Dennis, an old English familv who migrated from Devonshire many years ago. The deceased was formerly a prosperous farmer on the Dennis homestead in| Margot/c. About 28 vears aizo he purchased a home in Marshfield where with his wife and family has since resided. The deceased was an active member of the for- mer Methodist Church in Mlarizate. a k’nd and qefiéfOll-S husband and father. and will leave a vacancv in the home and community. He leaves to mourn his wie Eliza Square- briggs and the following sons and daughters: Herbert and William. Marshfield: Vernon. Charlottetown: Roy. Dunstaffnage: Mrs, Chester Simpson. Mainruue: Mrs. Alex Scott Marshficld. and Mrs. Irving Thompson. Dunstaffnage. The fun- eral was largely attended on May 18th with a short service at the home. and service in the Central United Church. Rev. Mr. Nicholson took as his text “I am the way. the truth and ‘the light.“