APRIL 7.‘ 1936 . I

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Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass ‘Insurance

at Lowest Rate

Agent at Summez'side,: Lloyd Lewis 146 Richmond ;Charlottetown

+ w NEWFOUNDLAND CANADA STEAMSHIPS LIMITED announce the sailing of the S. S. “MAGNIIILD_” From Charlottetown April 20th for St. Pierre and St. Ji)hn’s, Nfld. Second sailing May 4th thence every two weeks _ during the season. For freight rates and space Apply to

BUNTAIN BEDL & C0.

Agents.

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Fur coats

Glotll Coats

Small Furs STORED

Phone or Write for Rates.

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Boom Expected In .1

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

(Received over Pltfleld and Co’: Private Wire)

NEW YORK. April 6—Forelgn exchanges this morning are about the same as at the close on Sat- urday. Glen Alden declared the regular dividend. We would look for a firm and active market to- day and believe the leading stocks can be followed at this time.

NEW YORK, April 6—The lead- ership of the market will likely remain where it has been lodged for some time, in some of the in-

Morning Stock Letter

dustriai leaders. It seems likely that motors, steels, oils, electrical equipments, and chemicals will se.l higher with the utilities still having a great deal of ground to recover and with the possibility that some of the rail; can do con- siderably better also.

MONTREAL, April 0—Doin.inion Stores—-Sales March 1996, $1,311,- 991. 1935 $1,348,646. 2 months 32,- 482,673 vs $2,415,158 respectively. Sales for February showed in- lcrease of 8 per cent over February 1935.

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PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, April 6-—Further downturns in egg prices were post- ed on Montreal open produce mar- kets today. Potatoes firmed a. little but butter and cheese were un- changed.

Graded egg shipments in car- lots or less were quoted at 19 to 20 cents a dozen for A large, 17 1-2 to 18 1-2 for A medium and 17 to 18 for B. -

Butter was un;hanged at 22 3-4 to 23 cents per pound for carlots or less of no 1 while lots to retail- ers were 23 1-2 for solids and 24 for prints.

Cheese was 10 1-2 to 3-4 cents per pound for no 1 Ontario color- ed, current arrivals.

Potatoes: P E I mts W’: 81.35 to $1.40: 80’5 $1.20 to $1.25; 80's 75 to 80; 10's 17; cobblers 90's 81.30 to $1.35; 80's $1.15 to $1.20; N. B. mts 80'; $1.10 to 81.15; Que mas 80's $1.10 to $1.15; No 2 whites 80's 95 to $1.

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LIVESTOCK

(Canadian Press) MON'I'R.EAL. April 6—A.n easier

tone deveiopsd on Montreal live- suck markets in today's early dealings.

Receipts: Cattle. 858; calves,

723: lleep 154; hogs 1333,

Most good steers sold from $5.- 75 to 86. Medium steers were 34.- 75 to $5.50 with common 84 to $4.50. Good heifers made 85 to $5.25 with the odd choice heifer at $5.50. Medium heifers ranged from $4.25 to 84.50 and common around 33. Fed calves of fair qual- ity were around $5 to $6. Good °°“’5 90101 Bi 34 to $4.25. medium $3.25 to 83.75, common butchers $2.75; canners and cutters $2 to $2.50 and bulls $3.50 to 34.75,

Calves were steady to 25 gems lower with medium good to good ‘’°315 59111318 at $6.50. Mos: sales were in mixed lot: at 35 ‘o 5525,

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Other Fox Meats for sale at Market Prices

ISLAND COLD STORAGE

STOP RESTLESS NIGHTS

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Markets Glance

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(Canadian Press)

Toronto and Mcntreal—Im1us- trial stocks lower.

Toronto Mlnes—lrregularly high- or. New Yolk—.'7:ocks cloted higher Winnlpeg——Wheat up 5-8 to 7-0 cents.

New York——Sugar higher.

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PORK CRACKLING

To make the crackling on roast pork really crisp first hold the joint under cold water to rinse it, and then While the fat is still damp rub some salt well into it Basie it very thoroughly while it

to make the crackling crisp. oven should be very hot before the roast is put into it.

M A 0 S Fig Worm Powder

This is the season to use Pi; .Worm Powder. Just re- ceived I large shipment

MAC‘S CONDITION POWDER

FOR. HORSES AND CATTLE Tones up the system, cures all skin troubles and [Ives a glossy coat of hair. For swol- len legs. purifying the blood and as an erndlcalor of worms

it is an unfailing remedy.

MACS HAIR. IIESTIBEI

It will restore gray hair to its original color.

An excellent hair food ton- ing up and invigorating all the glands, blood-vessels and nerves of the hair and scalp. thus producing a rich and abundant growth of hair. Pro- ...otcs new growth where the hair is falling and Is reiniti- ably lrcful in preventing dandruff. Price ooc.

THE 2 IWICS

Great George street

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Prescriptions a Sleclalty.

is cooking, for this too will help The

Common light sold down

wllile a few grassers bruligigz to $3.50. ‘ FM’ "0 800d Snring lambs

brought $5 to $750. while ycarlings went at $6.

Hog prices were 15 to 25 con” lower due to increased offerings Bacons. led and watered, was 13.015“? $9 with some up to s9_1o_

. ects drew $1 premium. Butchers heavies and lights were 5550 to $8.75 and extra heavies $8 to 38,10, Sows were so to g7_

Irregular Trend On Mt'|. Market

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Momma A.i‘.u"f.31‘l...Zi.'£f.’1 ups closed I 35’. but when the market,

asses had a substantial ma- .i01‘1iY. Volume picked up 311me_ ed high: out the session. finish- Clipped l'rac‘1ons to ““““e-5. bflnlts. liquor: liyriocilmpagfg lstrong demond carried founda- "°“ ‘"10 new high ground for a year or more at 18. up a point, while gains 0’ about that much were Shown by Canada /Cement pre. ferred. Ontario steel and Canadian Bronze.

Distillers Seagrams, depressmd by IWBVY 56111133 orders. touched :1 new low on its current downward move- ment at 24 with 11 lo:s of two points. lcsnadian Industrial Aloohoi 11);;

Early strength was exhibited by Pipers and St. Lawrence Corpora- tion Preferred and st. Lawrence Paper preferred touched their high- est points in five years at 11 1.2 and 32 respectively. Both finished up 1-2 after light realizing.

A few papers. however. failed to make progress and Rolland pre- ferred dropped a point while St. Lawrence Corporation common. Bathurst and Dryden eased small: fractions. _

Utilities never were ahead and at the finish Bell Telephone was down a point or sowhiie m1norloss- es were marked up for Montreal Power. Power Corporation, Canada Northern and Canadian Hydro- Electrlc preferred.

Lone feature of the metal divis- lm was Noranda. up 8-4 at 54 3-4,

Profit takers. however..

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choice $3.90-$4.00. Flour whit: corn 84.40-$4.50. Bran ton $20.25. Shorts ton $21.25. . 1V1;dd1'.r.gs ton $26.25. Rolled oats bag 90 lbs $2.90. Hay no 2 per ton carlots $9.00. Cheese no 1 Ont col 10 1-2 to 10 3-4. Butter no 1 22 3-4 to 23. Egg; in cartons A large 24. Eggs A medium 23. Eggs A pullets 22. _ Potatoes P E I mts 905 $1.35 to $1.40. P E I mtg 80's $1.20-$1.25. mts 50's 75 to 80. mts 10's 17. Cobblers 90's $1.30- cobblers 80's $1.51 $1.15.

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Que no 2 80's 95-$1.

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press)

Closing exchange rates: At Molltren1—Pol:nd "497 9-32; U. 5. dollar 1.00 7-16; franc 6.62. At New York—Pound. 4.95 1-8;

Canadian dollar 99 9-16; franc 6.59 3-8. At Paris—Pound 75.0? 1-2 fr;

U. S. dollar 15.15 3-4 fr; Canadian dollar 15.10 fr. .

In gold—Poulld fls; U. 5. dollar 59.33 cents; Canadian dollar 59.10 cents.

NEW YORK. April 6—Forcign exchange irregular. Great Britain demand high 495 5-8; low 4.95 1-8; close 4.95 1-8; 60 day bills 4.94 3-8; France 6.59 8-8; Italy 7.92; Bel- gium l6.94; Germany 40.30; Can- ads 99 9-16.

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL _ April 6—A slight forward movement was noted in prices on Canadian commodity ex- change produce section today. Trading was light.

Butter spot——Sa.les: Que grass, 22 7-8.

Cheese spo:——-on? Col make) 11 to 11 1-4.

Egg Spot-—-Ont A large 19 to 20, A medium 18 to 15, A pullets 17 to 18.

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Currencies

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(Canadian Press) TORONTO, April 6-A gain of 40 cents for Texas-Canadian in heavy tmdlng was about the only lmponant break away from an even display on the Toronto min- ing market today. A few cheap golds pulled ahead narrowly and Noranda advanced to a new high mark at 54 1-2 but failed to ma.in- tain the position closing unchang- ed at 53 3-4. The gold share in- dex registered a loss of .05 and miscellaneous mines a gain of 1.- 25 to 137.49 Senior golds were again slow and steady. Bralorne gained 5 cents and 1-lolllnszer and .,Wright Hargreaves recorded narrow loss- es. In the cheaper gold group Pickle Crow, Perron and Little bong Lac advanced moderately and losses of a. few cents up to 5 came out for Beattie, Buffalo- Ankerite, Coniarum. Premier and Sylvanite.

Most of the base metals were up at the close. Sherritt, Waite-Amu- let and Falconbridge added 4 to 5 cents each while Hudson Bay advanced 3-4.

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