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NIW YORIQd March‘ ‘ind-The mgopcan news oes no ow a pest deal oi’ change. Germany has accepted a bid ior the League of Nations on her terms, while France hears she will insist on hcr wrms and it currently looks as though nothing definite will be accomplished. We would eXPQct the market today to be irregularly firm. Some earnings statements published this morning are rather good. Official estimate oi the Soc- ony Vacuum earnings for 1935 is 7i cents a share against 76 cents the previous year. Texas Guii Sul- phur reported 81.94 against $1.31, Colombian Carbon $5.56 against $8.03. Skelly Oil $2.16 against '30 cents. Although some stocks may continue their advance today, it is very probable that before the middle oi the week there will be some secondary selling again but it the industrial average can hold above the lows oi Friday it would be a rather good performance. be- cause it stopped at a rather good place. We would lcok ior a con- linuaticn oi strength in ‘oils, ster- ling products and still think Ibews has a good chance oi recovery.

NEW YORK. March 17—Eurpoe took a ‘much more cheerful ,view oi the Rhineland Saturday and this change oi feeling was immed- iately reflected in our stock mar-

ket. The news in the papers this morning, however, is not as cheer- iul but later despatches indicate Germany has interpreted the meaning o1 one word differently irom France and the change oi this one word, which is explained in the news put the situation in a better light again. The London market so far, however, is report- ed to be irregular. Unless the news changes much for the worse the European situation should grad- ually lose stock market signifi- cance here and we should return to a consideration oi our domes- tic trade news which will again

be the. chiei stock market factor. .

This favorable is enough in con- nection with other iactors such as the continued ease oi money and the proposed tax laws to put stocks higher. Consequently ii early this week stocks are depressed to any extent because oi the European situation we believe they should be picked up again. Through the weakness oi~ last week several stocks stood out as abi to gain ground despite general weakness. The more important oi these was S. O. of New Jersey, in iact this stock acted so well that switching from other oils to it was fairly heavy. Jersey looks as though it will work higher and its strength should be felt by strength in other oils. Oi all the other market leaders, General Motors seems the safest speculation at present time.

LIVESTOCK

(Canadian Press) MONTjlEAL, March 16-Light offerings on the cattle section oi Montreal livestock markets tended to boost prices in that division 1n

today's early dealings. Cal’ lamb and hog sections were steagy.

Receipts were: Caftle 3 ; cali 710; sheep 32; hog 1,451. '

Traders paid most attention to the calf section and advances oi 50 cents or higher were scored. Good steers sold ior $5.50 to $6 withooe load oi choice steers go- ing at $6.50. Medium steam were around $4.75 to $5.25 wilh but few common offered. Heifers ranged from $3 to $5.25 with the odd choice heifer. at $5.50. Good cows were $4 to $4.50, medium around $3.50 and common butchus down to $2.75. Canners and cutters sold at $2 to $3.50.

Bull: oi calves were common to Just fair quality and sold between $6.50 and $7. Medium good, Yo good veals brought $8 with. medium kinds around $7.25 to $7.50. Com- mon light were down $5 and grass- ers ranged from $3 to $4.

Lambs sold from $6 to $7 and sheep from $3 to $5. Bamn hogs were steady at $9 ied and. watered. Selects drew $1 premium per hog. Butchers, heavles and lights brought $13.50 and extra ilcavles $8. Bows drew little interest and were lower, selling from $6 to $7

PRODUCE ' (Canadian Presq)

MONTREAL, Mlarch ill-Ad- vances ranging to 20 cents a. bag were reporied today by dealers on Montreal open produce markets. Butter firmed slightly while eggs held steady. Cheese was quietly unchanged.

Potatoes: P 1i I mts 901s $1.40 to $1.45; 80's $1.25 to $1.30; 50's B0;

Produce Prices

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, March 16- Wheat nor no 2 92. Barley C W no 3 47.

Oats, C W no 3 38 1-2.

Oats, feed no 1 3B 1-2.

Flour, spring wheat patents,

firsts $5.70-

Flour seconds $5.30.

Flour bakers $5.20.

Flour winter wheat patents.

choice $3.90 to $4.00. " Flour white corn $440-$450.

Bran ton $30.25.

Shozts ton $21.25.

Mlddlings ton $26.25.

Rolled oats bag 90 lbs $2.75. Hay no 2 per ton carlots $9.00. Cheese no i Ont col 12.

Butter no 1 22 to 22 1-4.

Eggs S». cartons A large 34. Eggs A medium 32.

Potatoes: P E I mts 00's $1.40 to

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.45. P E I mts 80‘s $1.25 L0 $1.30.

P E I m 50's 80.

P E I mts10'.s l6 to 17.

P E I ccbblerg 90's $1.35 to $1.40. P E I cobblers 80's $1.20 to $1.25. N B mts 80s $1.30 to $1.25.

N. B. m-s 50's 80.

N B mt; 10's 16 to 17. lie mts so: $1.10 to $1.15. ' Que no 3 81's $1.00 to $1.05.

10‘s 16 to 17; cobblers 90's $1.35 to $1.40; 80's $1.20 to $1.25; N. B. mls 80's $1.20 to $1.25; 50's 80; 10's 16 to 17; Que mts 80's $1.10 to $1.15; no 2 whites $1 to $1.05.

Butter was quoted at 22 to 22 1-4 cents per pound ior carlots or less oi no 1 while lots to retailers were 23 1-2 ior solids and 24 to 24 1-2 ior prints.

Graded. shipments oi eggs in carlots or less were 30 to 32 cents a dozen for A large and 28 to 30 ior A medium.

Cheese was nominally unchang- ed at l2 cents per pound for no 1 Ontario colored, main line arriv-

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Stocks 09cc 14st Ablllbl 195 200 lluthurst. 13% 13 Bull Tel 143 143 Brazilian 12% 12% lircvr Corp Call 3 ii 1i C Povv 30% 31 (‘an Nor If! 23 28 (‘an Cement (1% 0% (Jan (for Found (1% 7 (Tull lnll Al 10 0V; Can 1'50 ‘ 13% 13 (fockahuit Plow 7% 7% (fous Smelt 285 280 Dist Selig 201A 25% Dom Bridge 351/; 301,5 Doln Steel (1% (1% Dom Tex 73 73 llup 'l‘ob 137 13% int Nickel 4S 4 481/; Massey Harlin 6% 01A lilcCnll Front 16 159a Mont Pow 32% 32 Nu: Brew 42 43 Nut St Car 10 155$ Pow Corp 16% 151,5 Shulvlnllrlln 21% 21 Steel oi Can (l0 (i1 Son Can Pow 135$ ll“ BANKS Bk oi’ Can 50 50 ilk oi Comm 150 100 lik Mtl ilk ci N. S. 285 285 Iioynl Bk 1771A 177% (Canadian Press) TORONTO, Miarch 10- Early

weakness in the mining market gave way to a. mildly iirm tone in the afternoon in which period a number oi medium-price golds ad- vanced. Pickle Crow was a feature as it cnlubed 30 cents to 4.75 and Blllllilfl-Aflkzfllvfl, on small tum- over chalked up o. gain oi 15 cents. Gold steal-m rrgblered a. gain ct a point in the index and miscell- aneous mines advanced 30 to 133.- 45. Volume was comparatively small at 988.000 shares.

32111.11‘ golds cl’. little ice zn tllc day's proceedings aside from sub- stantlai action in Teck Hughes on a decline oi 10 cents to 4.45. Wright Hargreaves weakened 15 cents and Hoiilnger 1-3. Narrow gains ap- peared for McIntyre and Dome.

Base metal stocks churned about narrowly and closed with gains

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Stocks Ooau Last Air Re I84 134 Allied Chem 18‘! 18W: Aui Can 125 120 Am For Pr "i 7K Am For Pr 57 Am Loco 31% 31K Mu Rad - 21% 21% Am Icl null Tel 108% 101% All! \Vllf9'." 1W1 22% Anuc-Indl ’ 3* 34% Alclilfldt‘ 75V» Atl RBI s "' Auburn 43% 435i Bald Loco 5 5 Bait 0am 20 19 Bendix Av 2W1 21% Boo Air Co 2-1 -4 Briggs Man 59% Can Puc Ry 13% 12% Case 133 ‘.13! Cbcs Ohio 645% 5° Chrysler 94% 94% com 32% 21% Coin S0 3% 3% Con (‘an 30% an)‘ Con Gas Co ‘k Corn Pro 73% 73% Cur Wright 5% 3% Deere 70 77% Dullont 447a 144 Elec Auto Llte 40% 40* lei-ls n. n 18% 13% Firestone 30% 301$ Gen Eiec 39 33% Gen Foods 31% 34% Gcu Mot 01% 419% Goullrlrh 111% 10% nua Mot Car _ 11% 17% Goodyear Tire 281/4 2722 IIupp Mot C51‘ 2% 1". Con 237a 3% Int Hnr 80% 801/4 Int T01 nnd Tel 10% ull/s

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Kcnnccoit 37 37V. Miss l'.uc Ry 3% 3% Mont Ward 50% any, Murray Corn 20 10%, Natl Bia 3 54 34% New York N H 4% - 4% Nor Amer Co 56%| 27 North Pac 30% 1'97: Pack 1110C 11% l1 Paramount 0% 11% 1mm u n 113% 33% Phll Pet Co V; 43 Pub Sen (‘.0 42% 42 Pure Oll Co 23% 231/; Rulllo Corp 12% 12 Ilmlio Keltll Orpb 7% 7% Scnra lino Co M 01 Shell Union Oll Co 18% 17% South Pnc 32% 321,5 Stll Oil 1nd 07% IlT/a Sh] Oll N I 1L 05% Studebaker Corp 1.71;. 13 'l‘o.v Corp mug ass; llnlicll Air 2R 28% Ilnltcll (‘orp 7% 7% Unite-ll (his lvnn 165$ 10% U S Stool Corp 071% 035$ l1 S Iiuhllcr 2511/; 20% Vanadium 2.’! 23% _7Vnrucr Bros 11*)’, 111/; lWcst Union 87 87% \\'est Alr- Broke 42% 43% \Voat 111cc 112 112% 50% 40%

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Mortgage Sale

To bu auld by public autcion in front oi ille Luw Courts Building 1n Charlottetown on \Vedne|duy (be 15th duy oi April I036 at the hour oi twelve o'clock noon, ull that tract, piece or parcel o! loud oltuuio lying and being on Lot Thirty-four 1n Queens Cuuuiy bounded uull del- crlbenl uu follows, that is to any: COMMENCING ut u aiuke Ilxetl in the North west ungle oi John Carroll's lurm on (he Eu t sidu oi the Frlaton liouel, thence ru lulng North along the aulll ltuud seven chuina iuul forty- three links, lbemc Bust fllrea degrees umi forty mluulq vurlullun thirty- twc (‘liilllll unll rlgllly-eifllt llnlil, thence cunt thirty-nine cbulnl and twelve links to the bouuilury liuc between Lots 34 and 311, thence South eight chains und Ility llnka along laid lne, thence west seventy-two chains to the plucc oi commencement containing by estimation fifty-nine acres oi lunll is llitlo more or lean, be-

lnl thus described in u deed from the Commissioner oi Public Lin?! to Muses Connors nnd bearing da e the 30th duy oi December A. D. 11180: Alnc ull that tract, piece or parcel of land alluulo lying and being on Lot or Township Number 34 uinrc- oald, bounds-d uml described no fol- lows, that is to says-having a front oi ten cbuina on the West side u! the Stanhopa or Friston Road uud runn- lng West by purulled lines to the East boundary oi loud in possession oi James (i. lluglleo uml of land former- ly In (he possession of John Auld, being boumlod on the non-lb by land now or formerly In puaaculnn oi Wil- liam Hcumun und on lho South by land conveyed by More: Connors to Iinvid (‘ulnmra by Indoniure bearing date the I311: duy oi October A. D. 150d, nml containing seventy-two acres oi land a lliilo more or less. The nbuve sale la rnnde power oi aulc container! In an lu- denlnrc oi Mortgage duh-d the Int day oi‘ Juno I027, mmle lNfWOEII Ilnvid Connors of Plmaunt (lrovc In but 34 in Queens County, Former oi the one port und Calvin Mcliny 0i Chur- lotir-inlvn ln queens Counly. Clark. and lllary E. McKay of the some plucr, blur-rind woman, dciunlt having been mudo In the payment oi the prlnclpnl and Interest thereby secured. For further particulars apply to Mr-Imod l: Bentley, Solicitors, Chor- lofts-town.

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Mortgage Sale

To be aultl by public uuetlon in front oi the law Courts llulldmg In Charlottetown no Wednesday the 15th day of April I036, at (be hour oi l2 o'clock noon, ALL that tract, piece or parcel oi loud situate, lying and bo- iril It New Zcalaod on Lot or Town- ablp Number Forty-four in Kluge County and described no follows, that la to oay:-- Bounded on the north by land o! Samuel Gregory; on the last by the lino dividing Lots Forty-four uud Iorty-fivei on the South by laud oi Gordon Mallard old on the Well b! laud conveyed by Auuo Longaplo and John I‘. Longnplo to the said Samuel Gregory containing tony-two old one-hull acres of laud a little more or less, together with n right oi way from said land to the New uaus load cxlcudln] u»; an. mmb lino of luld Gordon Hillard‘: "land and over the seven and one-half Incl conveyed to Samuel Gregory at ull tlhco all seasons oi lhe year for boron, aorta llllll carriages and all puryfllca whatsoever as reeervnl ior the nos of the said Anne LOIIIIDIO her Inc-l n nnd nan’ [no in the dud hol ber to Ibo aald Samuel Gregory. Tho above ouie In mode under u power ui aale contained in an Indiu- iurc oi mortgage dated the lib day oi August 10M. made between Iaureno llelnnlo ol Now Iceland lu lingo County in Prince Edward Island, will or Pen-r llclnull, oi the one part, and John l-‘. Imngaple OI Ion lclhll nfir. mid, Farmer, lotault buying In lu the payment o! Ibo

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and losses. Falconbridge lost 10 cents, Noranda was unchanged and small gains appeared for Hudson Bay, Ventures, Subdury Basin and Sheri-lit.- TUIIUNJIU. .\111l'cl.\ 10- Siocks Close Acme O11 151,5; Aituu Ii) Alex 2 Algolua ll Anglo H 4-15 Arulilcld 110,4 Aablvy I4 Astoria 47,, liuguuluc ‘M’; iiurry l1 4 Buse Aiut. 221 Bear l0 iiculile 14o Big .\llsll (i0 Banjo 10 Iinllurne I00 a it x 13% liuff Auk 4S5 lluii’ Cnn 7 liullk lilli 10 Cal lidlu 112 Can Mill 107 Caribou 135 (Jlilillu '1‘ 133 Cull l'at 281 Chi-nu lies 104 Cllllmilll 43 Llcrlcy 4 Couiurulu 211) llunle 44% lJunl Expl 5 lilldurailc 113 l1‘ iir-dge Bilil Fed Kirk 5% Franklin 5 Gods Luke I10 Uillililll! 21 Uoodilab l5 Urnllnul 4% Granllu 20 (lrvvllc 2i! (lunnur $1 llurd liork 6:1 llnrkcr 7% llolllngur 1-1 liluneslcoil '.' llolvey (ll J M Conn In Kll-k Luke 48 Llluln Cont ll Lcbcl Oro 2 Loo Gold 3 Llitlu L L I770 ‘tinl-nssll I88 \iau Bust 131A “llplll L I 9% liiclutyre 41 lticlh-ullo 135 iilclllllau 3% Ali-Vitus 211 hie-Wailers 130 Merl Oll ‘l4 Mln Cori) I35 .\liuto 3H \1orr Kirk 60% Murphy 2% hcwbcc 2 Nipisslng 255 Norandu 47% O'Brien so Olga Oll 4% Omega 55% Pamour I95 Paymuter 051i Perron I20 Pet Cob 3% Pick Clo I75 Pioneer 075 Premier 220 Pros Air 205 Preston 24 Quebec I 00 Bald Auth 18R Bed Lake o3 Reno Gold 108 l oche 04L oyaliia I414

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