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SUMMARY

$2,020,105 including $6,175 net

267 in 1935.

M385»Z1I16 "Bled" says “With

rate with a resulting advance the national rate to 89 per cent, points above previous week.

sldiaries two mc-nth; to Feb. 23 n income $3.230.604 vs. $2,040,410

ago.

m0-H1-hs ended Feb. 28, 1937

mlm. Bgainst $1,544,572 or $1 63

common for six months ended

29. 1936.

W. T. Grant Co. year ended 31 net income 3 84 a. share again $2 79 in preceeding year.

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tion in Texas for April set at

March 19.

Magma Ccpper Co 1936 net

$665,697 or $1 63 in 1935

30 Industrials high 185 14

183 19. last 184.04 of 53.

20 Rails high 62.88 low 62

last 62 58 unchanged.

20 Utilities high 32.94 low 32

last 32.19 up .o6.

40 Bonds 101.95 off -10.

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BANON MORNING LETTER

The market sold off a little fur- ther/ Saturday with offerings showing a distinct tendency to dwindle as prices drifted lower. The labor troubles in Detroit have shown little improvement over the week end. Thev could be followed by some further lwezularity which may be used for assumzng positions on the long side Avoid positions on the fhort side.

In the early part of 1937 we c

Industrials, a. procedure which has turned out profitably. Now, ho - ever. that the Industrials have ex- perienced a fair correction and have become distinctly oversold. committments may be broadened out to include a fair line of Indus- trials which are currently showing promising posibilitles on the bull- ish side.

At the current levels buy An-

cond United Aircraft United Air-

a, .

lines, Celanese. American Rolling Mills, American Smelting and Re- fining, Standard Oil of New Jer-

N""m°n'» MUHD8 1936 income tral, Baltimore and Ohio, Elee

on securities sold against $1,272.- Works, North American corn

. Di'0- On Saturday the demand

duction rates approaching practical _papers were in strong contrast 08111101'-y steel makers continue t0 the weakness pressed in the C add somewhat to their operating edien 11;.; in genem1_

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C°lIlm0nWeaith Edison and Sub- ferred. Hold these issues and

year _Commlttments may also be

net Stocks in a buying range incl

on Dominion Steel and Coal B, D

Jan. Gold; showed additional

Maximum allowable oi uc- up a base for an advgn¢-,e_ Mod

barrels under legal production Ban

prof- MORNING MARKET LETT

it $1,297,989. including $178,159 prof-

.ift on sale of securities but before After minor declines in the ea “P19110” 01" $3 13 H Share against Lrn/ding the stock market develo

low

°f A510118 the star performers 2 Price Common, Consolidated P er. Fraser Voting and Abitibi

et more.

and Power Corporation.

st provement. Probabiiltie~ are t

ed into a waitin affair. Most

IE-

K the paper stocks were in fair de- mand as a result of the price of $50 per ton po'ted by International Paper for 1938 new spring deliver- ies. If the precedent of other years is followed this will estab- lish a market price which the in- dustry might be expected to adopt.

Some interest attached to the

sharp ri‘e in Chrysler at the in- dicated supply in the 124-127 level for the stock.

In general the Rails showed

more firmnesf than the Industrials while the Utilities continued to indicate stubborn resistance.

Laidlaw & Company.

BARING MORNING LETTER

'I‘he general list reacted som what further and there ¢ is no

011- _ change from last nl ht’s advices.

centrated our committments in _ 1-here was B, fdur smut, 1-any Rails and reduced Positions in the chrysler on rumors ther. the strike

would be settled over the week end. Peronally I think the market in general should have one more dip before it is ready to start up again. In the meantlme,ho1d whatl you have left and buy only what we specially recommend below.

Industrial Rayon remains a pur-

chase around 38. Anaconda has re- acted nearly enough but could go near 60. If it does buy a little.

75. Would not be afraid to buy some at this level for new highs later.

United Airlines remains a pur

PRIVATE WIRE CONNECTION TO CANADIAN AND AMERICAN SECURITY MARKETS

WUDDS READE CUMPAIIY

'STUCK BROKERS

. offices

GHARLOTTETOWII AND SUMMERSIDE’

PHONE 1477 - 1478

PHONE 166

MARKET nnoAocAs'r s'rA'rroN crcr 12.30 AND 1 mu.

chase around 21, Boeing Aircraft 44. Lockheed 14.

Republic Steel may be bought

back if it react; to 40.

Electric Power and Light sold

aaain above 25. Buy it around 24.

Remington Rand has probably

finished its reaction, buy below 25.

American Rolling Mills has re-

acted enough and below or around 38, buy back the half you sold out near 45.

Brooklyn, Manhattan Transit re-

mains a purchase around 42, and White Motors near 30.

American Hide and Leather may

be bought below 10, the pfd- aroimd

49-

' Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

. d Koller locals lc

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spiritual offerings. cumin. uc.. 44: per name: Lenten ul oundnlnneo 10° pn mea; None" or 'rl-uuun and Auorwllt en. 10° nr huh lr ll 9°'

word. Ollie: tutes on nvilllcilhvll-

Minimum Clmrge for any ulvartlnmonn twenty-lin souls,

EW D-DQ-|l§§B§U'llU'§U\

Omnibus may be b0\18ht around

21 and New "ork Centrali! lt goes below 50. "

Southern Railway Rfd. around

56, Standard Oil of California 45. Standard Oil of New Jersey below 70. Worthington Pump 38, Ameri- can Cves and Electric 37, and Sears Roebuck around 88. ` Charles Boring.

NOON COMMENT

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expert training. Molar Barber Co.

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Apply 1\&:Leod dz Bentley.

mn, L-738-3-20-31.

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$1.50 up. Clinton Morrison. deill¢\' in American Rubber Beltinil. “BW gnd used, Fredericton Station. p_ g_ L L-718-3-20-71. Ea°sr¢§o@11\`i»t'a”“Lf/if

truck in good condition. one and one half tons. lon8 'Wheel perfect tires, cheap for clllh- UI

bei u street. Oliv-

w cm rm 1.-149-a-zo-ai.

Miscellaneous 7

msunr: m 'rua sim mrs. As-

sets $777,000,000. These are great- er than the combined as-Set-S Of the four next lu-wt Canadian Insurance Companies. Ailehifl wanted. Consult J. A. M0011. Currie Bldg.. Cmarlotietown- 8

‘ Male Help Wanted

WANTED-CAPABLE MAN FOR

farm work. Apply John Scott.

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lege, Halifax. ___;__ _____ 17-350.

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FOR RENT - NEWLY DECOR- ated il-room house. with li&!`B¥°~

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- T0 LET-LARGE HEATED ROOM

or apartment. “M." care Guard-

The market has steadied some what after the accumulation of selling orders over the weekend. but the rallying power displayed has been rather feeble and an- other selling wave would probably

-----5 mean lower prices.

APPRENTICE WANTED T0

learn Barber Trade. Short Course

The opposition testimony now be-

ginning with reference to thc

. supreme Court change seems to

have firmed the Utilities and if the opposition develops sufficient _strength we believe the Utilities ' might enjoy a rally.

Laidlaw dz Company.

BANON AFTERNOON LETTER

In spite of the discouraging picture presented by declining prices I am inclined to believe that stocks are now in a buying

range for a worth while trading recovery.

Favorable news now gomewhat

overdue should soon _stimulate a sharp rally. nrobably at the ex- pense of shorts.

Storrs which may be considered

on this momlngu sell-off include Bethlehem Steel. United Aircraft. National Distillers, Ddawan lAck~

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Miniden r-mir nm. ceuieu mh- uuu. rubmee. aesoniu. GW' lonao House Plants 10c OMN- muu new 4oe.. Postnaid inw- estme im. Joseph Aitken. She"- non, Sue.

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WANTED-BUSINESS GIRL DE-

llres bed sitting room with board.: centrally located. Apply “L c__Quardlan. L-72l;3-3°'33- wawriio nan slrrmo noon.

Write Kay can Guardian.

34-800-I-23-li.

M -- iwsn noaanans. P110 wfln r..-sis-a-za-ai.

BOARDERSn_‘A@OM'lf0DVA'l'ED- very central location. Phone l125» 135 POWIIBI Bt I..-810-3-22-_Ql- ____.___- _ -f _______ _ i'-‘smele Fleln Wanted

i mlm WANTED - APPLY 16 sydney street. L-'l94~3"33'31-

WANTED - GIRL FOR HOUSE-

workln country. Write E. care cuuraim.

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NOTICE

To Truck Dwners

A meeting of all truck owners in

this province w’I\ he held in lhe Board Imam of the City Building. 'on Thursday the 25th, lmt. at 1.30 p. m. to arrungr A schedule of re- gistration feel 4| present to the government. Dc. t fall to attend mu meetinl III = der so nh Iwi your own lnterc-t.

STOCK QUUTA TIONS C "‘°’i.’."..l.’§.’f?.. $1955.55?

NEW YORK. March 22-The

Chrysler strike situation is appar- ently the same as it was at the end of last week. However, it is reported that James Dewey_ of the Department of Labor. is very ace. ive and is expected to hold a niun- ber of conferences today. Aside from the quection of labor news,

‘ sev. Nuuomi Distillers, Electric there ir no other news which de- Power and Ligh¢._ New york Cen. veloped over the week end which

me woukl have any unusual influence

gain Bond and Share, American Water on the market today. The Journal

pany of Commerce carries the story fp-

and Public service of New Jersey. dei' that wfwias for Remington

for Rand for the quarter ended March 1,0 31 are expected tc show about so “_ cents on the common. It also car-

ries the stoiy that Socony ve.

ere cuum €H1`¥l11l§ for 1936 may be p_ about double those of 1935 when '12

P,.e_ 'cents was reported. The same, art- buy icle rays that it is possible dlvi-

dend rate may als.. be increased in

com the last quarter 25 cents was paid.

W sidered in St. Lawrence Corp. Pfd. V913' few Stocks showed gains for

espn Oil and ‘Snowdrift six around 32 and in Donnaconna

last week but one rail which stood

H “de out and showed an advance of one

me t $2.646.455 or $3.51 on com- International Nickel, Eldorado. “QU” WHS Balilmvre and Ohio.

1s_ 'I'--is rather impressive action in a

Feb- tillers Seacram and Howard smith ‘“°¢i°m1ry market should be si'-'en

consideration. saturday wa; the

lm_ fourth successive day that the Dow

__ hat Jones industrial averages declined

the golds are beginning to build “nd Cl_|1’l'€!1l1y we would look for

e,._ some improvement in today's mm-_

1,- ate committments may be consid- kel'

343.954 bflffcls, reduction of 49.550,- ered in Macassa and Biscoe on

from March 1 allowable and 82.005 actions.

T0R»0N_T0. March 22-Manl-

on toba and W. Eastern-Has sent list,

shareholders copies of a report of D. R. Arknltt, president engineer, to sirpend operations. This work

my the report says definitely proved p_ that the ore occurs in a series of of lenticular bodies. Many lenses have

been proven too smeu to be of commercial importance. The net result of development seems to have been that as depth was gained me bodies not onlv declined i.n width but also in value.

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MONTREAL, March 22-(CP) ._

Prices maintained a steady tone as demand showed light improvement on Montreal open produce markets

Philip 'iviprris at 12 is equui to .*°"1“Y-

Graded egg shipments in carlots

or less were quoted at 22 1-2 cents a dozen for grade A-large, 20 1-2 for A-medium and 19 1-2 for A- pullets.

Butter was quoted at 26 1-4 to

3-4 cents a pound for cariots or less of No. 1 while lots to retailers were 27 to 27 1-2 for solids and 27 l-2 to 28 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at 13 1-4 to

1-2 cents a pound for Ontarios while Quebecs were unquoted.

Potatoes: P.E.I. Mts. 90's $1.60 to $1.65; N.B. Mts. 80's $1.30 to $1.35.

MONTREAL, March 22-(CPi-

Wheat, Nor. No. 2 $1.52 1-2; bar- ley, C.W. No. 3 92; oats, feed, No. 1 62 1-2; No. 2 62 1-2; oats, C.W. Ne. 3 64 1-2.

Flour, spring wheat patents, firsts

$8.10; syonds $7.70: bakers $7.60; winter heat patents, choice $5.75 to $5.80; white corn $6.40.

Bran, ton $33.25; shorts, ton

$34.25; middlings, ton $36.25; roll- ed oats. bag 90 lbs. $3.85; hay. No 2 per ton, carlots $9. Cheese, Ontario 13 1-4 to 131-2. Butter. 26 1-4.

Eggs in cartons: A-1 larg 29; A-1 medium 25 to 26; A-l lets 23 to 24: A-large 25 to 26;

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Potatoes: P.E.I. No. 1 Mts. 90's .60 to $1.857 N.B. No. 1 Mts. 80's

to $1.35; Que. No. I Mts. 80's to $1.35.

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American Rolling Mill is good for a rally of 3 to 4 points.

Crown Zellersach 1. showing

signs of resuming its advance, buy around 67.

International Nickel should stage

a brisk recovery \n the current week, buy around 67

Reaction in Canadian Pacific to

14 1-4 this morning creates an ex- reiii-nt. buvins Guuortllnity. In spite oi its slim-p runup of the last few days, Price is still far from an ultimate t0D-

Abitibl Preferred and Bt. Law-

rence Corp. Prof. are still behind the other members of the PHP"

group _

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MONTREAL, March 22--News.

Print-Following the lead of Inter- national and Consolidated, Den- naconda and Mersey Paper pn- xwunced their contract price for first half 011 1938 at $50 per f,0n_ Canadian Pacific Railway reports net profit after providing for fixed charges and 5h1DS depreciation equivalent to 4.39 per cent en preference shares, as compared w 2-06 ner oem. in was and 4.11 per cent in 1934. Common share earnings were 4 cents in 1936 as uguiha u loss aeneii or zo cems, per share and 7 oents earned in 1934. Gross earnings increased 6.9 Dir cent over preceding year and 10.4 over 1934 While net operating €l1mUl8'S Eli-fled 4.1 per cent over 1935 and showed sliilht decline compared with 1934. other ineome lncreaseli m°f€ than $2.000.000 over l935,_and approximately 3 1-2 mil_ lion over 1934 due principally to increase in smelters dividend. Wvrklns capital increased by about $3.6l5,000 during the year, the ma. 101' PGN being increase in cash.

TORONTO. March 22-Mooshla

Gold-New electric pieni, win be installed at Bousquet township property of Mooshla in order to

Iicials said.

are a definite possibility.

MINING

triple capacity off the plant, _ df.

Iezd-Active building operations exvwwd this spline point to fur- ther demand for lead. Since pm. dU°111°n i5 U01 yet equal to current deliveries further price advances

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0 With better times retuming . . . thousands uwrnf to get out ofthe "little car” class. Nash saw this coming. Built a BIGGER car, priced it. low. Look at the size of that car in the picture. It`s the new Nash LaFayette- "1l00”. A great big Six-with a 117-inch wheelbase-much liiggcr iluin any of the "all three” cars- y0u’ll hc astonished to find how liiile more it costs. A fl-w dollars extra on your numililypaymcnfswill proliublygei you out ofthe "small car” class-in most places.

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The Nash Ambassador Six is a luxurious 121-inch wheelbase car. lt’s as big as cars priced even $400 higher. The N ash Ambas- sador Eight- a great big 125-inch wheelbase car-actually compares in size with cars scllin for $100 and $200 more. Nash gives you §lORE for your money. See Nash- and SAVE!

*For as little as $3 or S4 a month extra you

can get out of the “All Three" class

Tho Nash LaFayette-"400"4-Dao|S¢dan with lnmk DEL\\/ERS for lun u FEW dolls: nom than tho similarly equipped 4-Dooi :adam of Ilia "All Thin" small can. ln many placu, lho SLIGHT pvlzo dlllonncn 1| lun $3 or $4 a month extra on your limo uuymonh.

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Spcctncular arlvaiicos at Liverpool and Buenos Aires pushed wlicat futures tc new seven-year highs on the Winnipeg grain exchange today bclore profit-taking pared gains to 1 1-8 to l 3-4 cents.

May wheat closed nt $1.39 1-4.

July $1.36 1-4 and Ociobol' $1.25 l-4 to 3-8. Nenr mid-session pric- es were lifted more than four cents above Suturdny's close with Ma_v‘ washing- si.41 5-a, .iuiy $1.39 und' October $1.27 1-2.

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CHICAGO. March 22-Rains in

Nz\brz\_<.ka and forecasts of nioist- ure in Kansas' and other import-

Morr than 2 rents setback froim

iuriis \\'<~ri~ in the func of fi l.n03.- 000 bushels rlr‘crr~:1.sc oi Ihr United States wiicat visible supply total aiiiioiiiiced today.

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7-8 above Sniurday's finish. May

corn 5-8 to 1 3-8 up. May 1.11 3-8 to 1-2, .lilly 1.07. outs unchanged io 1-4 lower. and provisions 2 cts

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Foreign exchange "wad‘v` Gum' lriovr-cl, dlgwll/ldtesteudiyr prices

Britain demand high 4.88 1-2; low ` _ _ C 1' I S 614,' "_ .

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plus 4.111 3-4; France 4.59 1-a; ft- 5‘Q§Pd.““ “ ‘gn N-_d jfcérs said _,,,,_,..._.i_._.-Y.,

aiy 5.26 1-2; Belgium 16.9.4 1-2; 1" ""“ 3“°“ 9_1 ‘ . -'HU ‘~"".... Germany 4023. Camdn 100 3_32 from $65010 $7 with mediums 0...-|..»r \.~- .

__` ` ' from $5-.25 to $6.50. Coiningnhkiiyids

. mnde $4 to $5 while goo e ers;

MARKETS AT A GLANLE went around $6, with mediums up‘_ `|

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_A-DELAIDI,-1_5' Cope H m(.m\,e|- _ iigliis down to $5 and common 3 I ‘_ of the Soirh Australian Crickci ‘ dr\i\\<l’l5 31 $4- _ , ' tram that opposed Dr. W. (Li Lamb sales were made- rnosilli on

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_ ed Australia in 1514, is dead at 54. went from $3.50 w $6-

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nal stocks l0w,,,._ $3.50 to $4.25 and common butch \|.-ef.. l "¢_¢x- bil". _ _Y

d ers from $3 to $3.50. Cahners and Am-vdr.u»ahn¢.\uu\-Q ,

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