| Endai, seated

Communist Chinese Premier |ment at the Kremlin in Moscow|ther along the road to’ industri- left, andjas officials Premier Nikita Khrush | watch. The

of

both countries

pact provides for the

alization by building 78 major in-

cost of billions of rubles. (AP Whrephete via adie from

‘|rials bounced back from Mon- jday’s decline on

||stand trial under the Combines

| Rasagenar eel a new high, as

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x—TV Electronie us? “un Timed Investment Fund 26.00 bé6é.ce United Accumulative Fund 14.73 16.61 a—Less and b—Plus stock exchange commission.

x—U.S. Fund

’ r MONTREAL MONTREAL (CP) — Indust-

‘the . Montreal and Canadian stock exchanges vesday.

Base metals. papers, ‘carriers and refining oils advanced. The construction issues were mainly unchanged.

The food industry group was hit by profit-taking and losses of a point were seen ia Opiin-ehnAl, and Shirriff at- 37.

The, beverages also declined

at 36%. The Ontario Supreme Court ordered the company to

Investigation Act. Fairbanks was a feature of’ the

the company announced an in creased quarterly dividend. ‘

The steels were mixed with Standard Structural off % at. 10 ‘and Stelco up % at 74%.

Active issues included Massey, unchanged at 12% and Crain up te at 15%.

The mines and oils were mixed.

The closing averages show the banks up .04 at 60.98, utilities up 2 at 152.2, industrials up 1.2 at 311.5, combined up 9 at 258.4, papers up 3.4 at 477.5 and golds

up .63 at 87.29.

MONTREAL CLOSING STOCKS Abitibi 39% +«=Fraser ws Abit pr GT Lakes 39 Asbestos 334% How Smith “6 Bank Mont 4% Hud Bay Min @ Bank NS 674 Imp Bank Bnque C Nat 59% Imp Oi “yn Bnque PC % = Int’ Nick 9% Bathurst A Int Pap 115% Bell 424 MassFer, 12% Baril 6% McColl i. Bidg Prod 3% =O: St. Car 1s C Can Noranda P C Cement 33% «=~Price a

Cement pr 28 Que Pow Steamship 42° Royal Bank 7% C Bank Com 4 Royalite 10% Cdn Brew ~ 3642 St. L Corp 17% Cdn Brew pr Shawin un” Cdn elan 19 Steel 4% PR 20% Trans Can PL 3 Cockshutt 12% Un Steel 2 _Seagrams 33% «=Walker |D Bridge 23's CANADIAN Dom Tar 15% Cons Pap Bw Foundation 15% Ford 1a NEW YORK (AP) — The stock

‘and at the finish had wiped out all ,the losses suffered in the previous | Session.

| points or more in key issues, but

motors,

market climbed steadily Tuesday

Gains ranged from fractions to 2

ran well beyond the 2-point limit in numerous specialties. Steels, chemicals and electros- ics were in the forefront.

The Associated Press average of 6 stocks jumped $2.90 at $214.40.

U.S. Steel gained 2% while Re- public, Jones and Laughlin and Youngstown were all up I's. ~

International Nickel gained %, McIntyre Porcupine and Hudson

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Granby Mining %, Atumintum Ltd. %. Walker Gooderha* mlost 1 and DistillersSeagrams \. Among Canadians on the Amer- . Canadian Marconi gained % while Preston East Dome lost % and Molybden- ite lost 1-16.

What stocks did:

eae Tues Mos Advances 862 «(199 Declines ~ 183 895 Unchanged 164. 140 Total issues 1209 1234

NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS Beth Steel ~ 534 Monty W 41% Borg Warner = NY Cent 26% C and O M% Radio Corp 454 Cons Edison 65 Std Oil NJ 5% Auto El 374 Utd Aircraft 0% Gen Elec 76% Vanadium rr Goodyear “122% Westngse TH PGt Nor Ry 53 int T T 38% Kennecott 1m «=. Bite aaes Ane

PRODUCE MONTREAL (CP) -—- Agricul- ture department quotations:

te country station, wooden cases, extra-large 39, large 39, medium 3, small 31, B 33, C 23. Receipts 39.

Butter: Ourrent receipts tend- erable 64, non-tenderable’64, fresh grade creamery prints, job price 65-66; fresh wholesale 64%4-64'2.

Cheese: Delivered Montreal not waxed, Quebec white 34, colored 34; wholesale Quebec white 35; colored 35; current receipts On- tario white, f.0.b., grading station 3% 3-1635%, Colored 35'-35%. Wholesale Ontario, colored 3612.

Potatoes: N.B. 75s 1.45-1.55; N.B. 3s 30s 90-95; N.B. 10s 23- 2; "P.E.I. 75s 1.60-1.65; P.E.l. 10s 30; Florida new red Ws 3.25.

DIVIDENDS

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

D. A. Stuart Oil Co. Ltd. 25 cents, March 2, record Feb. 16.

Famous Players Canadian Corp. Lid. 3744 cents, March 12, record Feb. 19.

International. Paper Company

ord Feb. 20.

Leitch Gold Mines Ltd. three cents, March 14, record Feb. 27. National Hosiery Mills Ltd.

March 6, five cents, July 2, rec- ord June 5, five cents, Oct. 1, record Sept. 4, five cents, Jan. 4 1960; record Dec. 4, class B eight cents, April 1, record March 6. Office Specialty Manufacturing Co. Ltd. 20 cents, April 1, record March 12.

Stedman Brothers Ltd. 30 cents April 1, record March 20.

NET EARNINGS

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Geco Mines Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: 1958, $5,197,600, share. *(first full year of opera- tion)

Shawinigan Water and Power Co., year ended Dec. 31: 1958, $13,813,825, $1.62 a share; 1957,

Bay Mining %s, Dome Mines and

$13,062,470, $1.56.

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices |i

75 cents, pfd. $1, March 16, rec-|

class A five cents, April 1, record |

$1.73 a}

| prices:

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(Continued from page 3) providing additional beds and facilities for two of the hospitals in Charlottetown. These additions

patients referred from all parts of the province, ind will also make more adequate provision for the education of a larger num- ber of nurses to staff our hospi- tals. \ ROAD BUILDING

40. The 1958 season was véry favorable for road building and more miles of pavement were built. than in any. previous year. |

expanded. The foundations of the waa ae Bridge will be completed and the construction of the. bridge spans will be commenced. 41. Teurists continue to come

to Prince Edward Island in in feteasing numbers and my Gov-

ernment continues to encourage this important industry. Housing and catering accommodation are still considered to be inadequate, and you will be asked to provide a capital sum at proper interest rates for more loans to improve these conditions. HISTORIC PARK

42. In the fall of 1958 my Gov- ernment purchased over two hun-

GRAIN

WINNIPEG (CP) — Oats and barley attracted the most activ- ity on the Winnipeg Grain Ex- change Tuesday as trade gener- ally continued along moderate lines.

Closing prices:

-Oats—May % higher 765%; Jly ts higher 7442a; Oct % higher 74%.

Barley—May % higher 1.03%: Jiy “% higher 1.00%; Oct % higher 1.00%. Flax—May 1% lower 2.86'2b; Jiy 1% lower 2.75'4-%; Oct 1%- 1% lower 2.72%-a-%%.

Rye—May *' higher 1.10%; Jly s higher 1.09-1.00-; Oct un- changed 1.08a.

Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 nor 1.71; 2 1.68; 3 1.58; 4 1.47>.

15 1.44; 6 1.48. 1 durum 1.93; 2

1.90; 3 1.76. TWA and domestic 1 nor 1.71; 2 1.68; 3 1.58; 4 1.47; 5 1.44; 6 1.43; 1 durum

1.93; 2 1.90; 3 1.76.

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44. The rural electrification pro- gram commenced in 1954 has proceeded in a satisfactory man- ner. Communities in the province that at first were not fully aware ‘of the benefits of this very im- portant program and had not filed applications have silice be. come’ very conscious of the ne- cessity for, and of the conven- ience that can be: provided from, electric power. The result has been that many more applications for’ power have been received than had‘ been anticipated when the program was commenced. A full report of progress to date to- gether with a detailed statement of applications not yet processed will be presented to you for your consideration.

45. My Government continual- ly follows the policy of adding to the fiscal strength of a ties to enable them to their. many requirements. ~~ the year.1958 grants to the mun- icipalities were increased 300 per- cent. An effort will be made to see that all municipalities re- ceive equal treatment.

DRAGGERS

4. The fisheries of the pro- vince experienced a very satis- factory season in 1958, faring better than average in a general decline in the statistics for the Canadian and. Atlantic Coast scene. The Fisheries Department continued its work of developing and expanding modern catching and processing methods, and this past year successfully encourag- ed the cutting and packing of frozen fillets in one of our small shore plants. The building of draggers has been resumed after

a

Present plans include an expend. ed utilization of inshore fish

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"| parties eagaged in labour nego-

tjations assists in solving what on many occasions appear to be almost insurmountable difficul- ties.

48. A building on Great George Street was purchased by the pro- vince and has been renovated to accommodate the Departments of Welfare and Labor.

CIVIL DEFENCE

49. My Governmett is consid- ering plans for a Civil Defence and Disaster program. A Co Ordinator has been appointed and a program of education, training and operations is being worked out.

50. Estimates of the financial requirements of the province for the next fiscal year and the Pub- lic Accounts of the last fiscal year will be laid before you for your consideration.

51. To these and all other mat- ters which may come before you I ask your most careful atten tion, praying that Divine Provi- dence may guide you in all your deliberations and decisions.

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