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APRIL 1. 1931

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Fro CK QUOTA TIONS

MORNING STOCK LE TIER '

(Bpcelvcd cvu- Pitﬂcld and C01 Private Win)

NEW YORK. April 6—Tll6 Lon- tion market this morning is firm, LnliCClﬁlly oil stocks. The Treasury will piobably have to make new DOlYOWlIlQ-S before July 1st. Ai- ihougii there is no definite plan‘ to cancel the DTEOTBI" °n 001d ster- ilization, the way has been left opt-n to make such a cancellation. Chrysler-Lewis conference will re- iiiillC at 10 o'clock this morning. Latct advices arr. that a settle- ment should he reached within 48 hours. Dividend meetings for to- zluy are Cerro de Pasco, Home- stukc Mining and pomibly Union Oil of California. We would ex- purl, an irregular market today with probably some volume but with higher prices for the oils. rliyoiv, paper and amusement sucks.

TOR/ONTO. April th-Smelter Uold-On advice of Dr. J. l". wriclit. geologist. WOrk on the p. .1-1-ty' of Smelter Gold Mines Wus discontinued after some 3,000 feet of diamond drilling had fall- cd to indicate commercial ore.

Stanley gold contract; has been signed for 5.000 fect of diamond drilling on Stanley Gold property at Wawa, Michlpotcn district. It will be doile from the 550 level and other points to explore a wide tnlilcrnlized zone lying south o1 the prr-seiit shaft.

Pi-rron-Bullion production in the first two wccks of March was rained at $42,138.? froni the treat.

mcnt of 5.131 tons. an average of I

342 tons lately,

Albany River-Diamond drill 1101c no. 59 is well advanced at property and at depth of 400 feet intersected the extension of the ore bearing formation. Assay results from this hole will be delayed due to iline s of the assayer. Under- ground development is proceeding according to schedule on three headings on the first and third levels. - -

Arrowhead cold-D. J. Rilssell, minc managvr, reports deepening of the shaft to 500 feet has started 111th future latemi work planned 0n that horizon.

TORONTO. April 6—Wood Cad- lUuc—-Resu1ts of two more diamond

drill holes have be n r91 a

w°°ii Cadillac sold inines. Hole 2g 9 gave intersection of $2555 new“ 24 inches. Hole no 14 gave values

of $10.05 inch/is 23 inches w 3 feet-Emma width o!

NEW YORK. April 6-—The Mb- ruary Gﬂﬂllligg Smelwrs were at Til-W 0i $9.05 0. share annually,

MONTREAL, A l1 64; and Dominion Sugar Go 13511787 profit for yea; to January 3m’ 1937 equal t‘) 33-29 D91‘ share of capital stock as compared n, g3 41 and $4 37 for two previous years. Xi/"kiliﬂ 0001011 111. $101,200,000 W“ 51181010 from $10,700,000.

Canadian Melting profits for 17 months ended Dec. 31 equlvalcnf, to $5.01 per share compared to $2.86 n" ‘Wrkine capital satisfactorily “Mnwned It Over $3,000,000. I-ﬂrzor DYOUl-s due to export m1- f“ and company, Paid extra div- dend Dcc. 15 of fifty cents bend“; regular $1.50 yearly,

Melchers Dlstilleries earnings 1936 before depreciation and in. (£01116 tax rat 588.199 down slightly

ioni $93,803 in 1935. 0n new cap_ italization 125,000 shares $10 pre- ferred and 62,000 shares no par value common profits equal p; 79,5 Cents and 21.1 cents respectively. Diiﬂlllg Year share capital neduced by $2,877,040 property account writ. W" 00W" by $500,000 to 0910.211 and 000d will $1,555,200 reduied to $1.00. Working cllplLal M, $555577 0W0 from 01.020302 as 01111-0111 liabilities innludos $350.00 to be Daid old class a shareholders under new alimlilcmetit. New definitive certificates for preferred and com_ "w" i0 be Bxchoused for original A and B shares now ready.

Hydro Electric securities Corpn. dividend 20 cents a share declared 0n N. P. V. common, payable May 10 record date April 20. Thlg ls

disbursement since March 31,

Canadian Car and Foundry-It is estimated wmpanly will neg ﬂboltt $3,000,000. less tax. from the German Government agreed pay- ment of $22,474,736 upon United States war sabotage clalmg

Paynuister-March output at 105.695 up 10.2 per cent over Feb. and 52 per cent over March

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MARKET BULLETIN

(Received over Woodl- Rondo and Company Special Win)

MASON AFTERNOON LETTER

The morning's dip in New York was accompanied by a distinct drop in offerings. Continue to buy 0h minor reactions.

Strikes and Pro ident Roosevelt's IECGDt criticism of the price level in some commodities have gener- ated a lot of beat" -h tall: in Board Rooms. The markets refusal, how- ever, to make any headway on the downside (icspite unfavorable news

- regarded as cncoura in ‘i “

Offerings in nickel show little tendency to increase on the down- side. Further reaction in nickel is not. likely to be anything more than minor in nature.

Banon. 100010 COMMENT

The market contlnue= under the I0 timining influence of unsettled iuhor conditions and the gradual i-ciiizatlon that the treasiny will itfiilire additional financing to off set its underestimate of income tux receipts.

Th0 reluctance with which the treasury is accepting the loss of funds paid to it last your under the R1111 Pension Act by the hard brcsscd carrier‘ and WlllCh would b0 credited to their accounts as Diilvidcd under the new agreement is another ironical touch incident in unbalanced governmental bud- gets. ' v

The market has behaved rel< ativcly wcll in the uncertain zone 0f the past “colts and given fav- orable news proabbly could extend its rally. "

Laidlaw and Company.

SUMMARY

Muntnum urniied and fully owned subsidiaries 1938 net income $2,320,912 against $628,760 in 1935.

Oil and Gas Journal estimates daily average cnude oil output last Meek at 3.428.446 barrels decrease 0f 6.429 from precccding week.

Commonwealth Edison Co. de- clared dividend of $1.25, payable May 1. some as paid Feb. 1.

Gorham Inc. year ended Jan 31 net income 23,191 or 46 cents a share m $3 pfd in arrears against net loss $139,530 in previous year.

Chase National Bank earnings for first quarter indicated at 51 cents a share. for first 64 days last Yen; indicated earnings were 30 Qgn .

National City Bank earnings for first quarter indicated at 37 cents I share cxclusive of City Bank

Farmers Trust, which would ap- pear to be at tame rate as in first quarter last year, in frist. 64 days last year indicated earnings were 27 cents a. share.

Beginning April 21 French Banks Stocks Exchanges, and Insurance offices will be closed Saturdays, complying with recent decree for forty hour week according to Rcu- ters, Foreign Exchange Services may be maintained by officially dc. rignated establishments.

Settlement of Chrysler strike within 48 hours was in prospect last night according to advices from Lansing. with John L. Lewis believed to be ready to accept pact with sole bargaining right, confer- ence ls to resume at 10 a. m. this morning. 1

30 Industrials high 183.39 la =t 184 l0 up 0.65

20 Rails high 60 98 10W 60 39 last 60.58 up .10.

20 Utilities high 31.91 low 31 60 last 31.75 lip 19

40 Bonds last 101 33 up 0 02.

» Dow Jones.

185.09 10W

Hash-Fhatum of London Stock Market was continued firmness in oil securities. Rubber issues were easier. International trues were firm.

Funds~—5-32 to 3-82 Sterling 4.00 1-2.

Iiivcrpool due l 3-4 to 5-8 lower. Open 1-4 to 3-4 up. 12.30 p. m. 1-8- 1 up.

London Paper very strong. Abi- tibl 16. Consolidated Paper 24 7-8. Price 53 1-2.

discount.

MORNING MARKET LETTER

The market began with c. good opening yesterday with respect to both prices and volume but BBﬂﬂEd lower ls the day progressed, with volume shrinking to on extremely small turnover in the afternoon.

While the failure of the Supreme Court to hand down a decision on the Wagner labor Relations Act was disappointing, an offsettlngl factor was the hope that the motor l strikes might be tennlnated this week with the Michigan Election returns contributing some 1n-

fiuence. Borne hopefulnesc ciao springs

from the fact that conned: is be- ginning to show more concern to- ward the interruptions to bilslne?! occasioned by the widespread sit- down strikes.

The chief strength in rdwy‘: market was concentrated in the oil, paper. and steel stocks. The Iron and steel Institute indicated c fractioncliy lower operating rate

gMontreal

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(C.P. by Guardian's Special Wire) ‘TORONTO, April 6 —- Starting the day bright and cheery, the

Toronto market soured a bit in the f

afternoon and closed with losses showing for all groups.

Heavy trading in Btadacona on a rise of 19 cents net to 2.59

featured the golds. A majority of l 1,-

the senior golds were down. led by Lake Shore which was active on a loss of 1-2 to 55. McIntyre, weakened 5-8 to 39 1-4 and Teck Hughes. Wright Hargreaves, Pion-g eer and Siscoe were down a few cents each. A few heavy traders in the secondary group, including Kirkland Lake. Kerr-Addison, Mo-

neta and Sladen, weakened nur- rowly. Base metal leaders were off.

Noranda. dropped 1 1-4 and Hud- son Bay 5-8. Waite Amulet sag- ged 20 cents. and Sheri-itt, Sud- bury Basin and Pen Oreille were down.

Western oils were mildly weak.| Minor losses were boarded for Home. Okalta, Dalhousie, Cal- gary-Edmonton. Merland, Lowery Pete and BOYS-lite-

BANKS

(Supplied 11y Wundc-llcude lliﬂ Co.)

Bnnlu f-‘lvw c l] hi! wilful-m 100 Montreal 3Z9 Royal 216

this week but the industry appears to be booked well ahead and the remarks of the Chairman of the U. s. steel at the annual meeting were taken to indicate confidence in the future. Another factor aid- lng sentiment was the unprove- ment in the Bond Market-

On the whole the stock market continues to show more strenéth

, thcn weaknus but it is quite pos-

sible um the present mm" “ﬁd- ing range will exist until theout-

I look is clarified not only with re-

spect 0o labor demands but H160 t!" fiscal policies of the rvdorv-l Ad-

mmmramn n; regards relief, the Mldﬂ t in BUIUIL h“. ‘m laid-law and C0

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W. K. ROGERS

181 Queen Street

For cruise or one way trip!

of all well known

Phone 510

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. ARTHUR SULLIVAN _ - _ - - - — — — — — — — — — — Vernon, P- E- 1-

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‘Produce Prices

MONTREAL. April 6 -- (GP) — Butter prices advanced to the year's highest level on Montreal open produce markets today while potatoes sold off and eggs held ﬁrm.

Graded egg shipments in car-lots or loss were quoted at 20 1-2 to 21 cents a dozen for grade A-largc. 18 1-2 to 19 for A-mediiun and. 17 1-2 to l-B for A-pullets.

Butter was quoted at 28 1-2 to 29 cents a pound for carlots or less of N0. 1 while lots to retail- ers werc 29 to 29 1-2 for sdids and 29 1-2 to 30 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at 13 1-4 to 1-2 cents a pound for Ontarius while Quebccs were unquoted.

Potatoes: N B. Mts. No. 1 80's $1.20; No. 2 80's $1.15; Que. Mts. No. 1 80's $1.15.

MONTREAL, April s - (c?) _ Butter remained on the upgrade on Canadian commodity exchange produce section today with eggs slightly ﬁrmer.

Butter spot-Que. buyers-inspec- tion 28 3-411; western regraded 28 3-4. traded.

Eggs spot—Ont. A-large 20 1-2a: A~medium 18 1-2a; A-‘pullets 17 1-2a. ,

Cheese spot-unquoted. MONTREAL. April 6 — (CP) - Whcat, Nor. N0. 2 $1.62; barley, C. W. No. 3 08 1-2: oats, feed. No. 1 69 l-2; No. 2 6'7 1-2; oats, CW. No. 3 '71

Flour, spring; tvhcat patents. firsts $8.40. seconds $8.00. bakers $7.90; winter wheat patents, choice $6.20 to $6.30; white corn $6.50.

Bran. ton $37.25; shorts, ton $38.25; middlings. ton $41.25; roll- ed oats. bag 90 lbs. $4.05; hay, No. 2, per ton, carlois $9.

Cheese, Ontario. 13 l4 to 131-2. Butter, 28 l-2 to 29.

Eggs in cartons: A-1 large 27to 28; A-l medium 24 to 25; A-1 pul- lcts.22 to 23; A-large 24; A-mcd- ium 22; A-pullots 21.

Potatoes: P El. No. 1 Mts. 90': 81.35; N.B. N. 1 Mts. 00's $1.20: Que. No. 1 Mts. 80's $1.15.

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I “i. Livestock ;480 O80 {'8 momma... April 6—-C0ntinued 0 decline on call’ section saw prices

177 drop 35 to 50 cents in early trad- ing on Montreal livestock markets 05 today while no early sales were w: nude on cattle. Hog division dis-

1 played a weaker undertone but 87% mid steady as did sheep and lamb i“ section '8 ' - 050 :10 Receipts: Cattle. 90, calves, 2 5'33 sheep and lambs, 12; hogs. 1117- 19, Calf prices ranged from $4 to I18 $4.75 with the bulk of sales made 5g between $4.5 and 84.50. 1gp Sheep ranged from $3.50 i0 m $5.50 wool-ding to quaiity- _ ﬁg Bacon hogs. fed and watered 10s cold at $0.25 with the usual "prem- ‘ig 11m on selects and outs 0n off m grades. MARKETS AT A GLANCE Q19} (n, The Canadian Press) 9511a iomnto and Montreal — stocks 13A 010G641 IUWGT. 15-18 New York-Btodll 10W"- {lﬂ-g} Wlnnipag-Nihent 1 i-4 t0 i 1-2 14.13 Slit! IOWOI‘. . w m New York-Cotton lower, sugar 91" steady. 3R5??? wuvwrzo wumr 32415 (‘lune :— . u y- l . 14:75 Juiuvilgwi 4 cuss-sixties.

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OPTOMETBIST MONTAGUE, P. E. l. Office Connected Whl Drugstore.

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Iced. Other rate: on application.

Miscellaneoul

iua sun LIFE. as- sets $777,000,000. Those are Emil- er than the combined assets of the four next largest Canadian Insurance Companies. Agents wanted. Consult. J. A. Moore. (jun-lg Bldg.,_ Charlottetown. ____

GOVERNMENT JOBS. HOW TO get them. Be ready for spring HP- pointments. Free Booklet. The M. c. C. Civil Service schools. Toronto 10. N-23-3-W'5'u~

-l pa: word; Announcement: and Coming rlvcnl: 2c yer word;

<- 2a par word; In Memnrilm Notion, 70o per inch; Lilla of Flcnl All Splﬂlllll Offcrlugl, Cards, 010.. 0c per name; latter: of Condolence 70! no: Inch; Notice: o! Thank: and Avnroclutlon, 70c pu- inch or 4c

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FOR RENT—A SMALL APART-

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Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

' Contra] Guudlun locah, 4c per won]; Wenlern and Enllern localo. ll

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mi-nt with sun porch. furnished,

n1" iinfnrnishcd. Apply Mrs. Hoop-

er Home, 130 Ehn Avenue. 4-5-81

IED OR UN-

llil'lll.\llf‘i‘ ]4l\\'('1' flat 0f beau- tifully locuicd Apartment House,

l4 Dunrlas Esplanade. Apply D. B. 11-1192-4-6-31.

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For Sale

19112 CHRYSLER CAR FOR SALE. Apply GUBICLB. 11-1220-4-7-31. FOR SALE-ANCIENT MEDO- dian. bureau, chairs, tables. 194 Prince Street. L-l164-4-5-3i.

r61: saw“; iTTvionru 01.0

Tenders will be received up until noon April 19th by the undersigned, for painting of St. Mark's lllpbicopal Church at Keualngton, both inside and out. .

Tenders to state price with or without staging work to be com- pli-tcd by May 31st.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

JOHN A. THOMPSON. Chairman o! Committee. L—1lU-4-7-1l.

FOR SALE

Deslnble C “age (built in 1036)

Bcnk of Ccncdn Bldg.

1.421041447141-

Sow with litter of 11. (st. Dmistan

Farm Strain.) Lorne Bovmess, Kensin? h-i2lB-4-7-1i. FOR SALE AT SOUTHPORT—

House and lot 50 x 110. Situated by Southport Village. Apply to W. M. Copper at premises. 11-1133-4-7-21;

FOR SALE - GOOD QUALITY half dry Hake and Cod. Hake 4141c lb. 00d 5l§C lb. Delivery charges paid. Apply Neil S. Mac-

Phee. Elmlm, P .E. l’ Irl7-4Zl-4-7-3l. Male Help Wanted

WANTED-MAN FOR FARM and Double Tenement, both Just work‘ Apply c‘ R y,“ Union outside (My llmltl, on extension cf Road - L41@_4_5 q|_ Upper Prince Street and Young _____ - -;-_:_—_——_—._—:_-_~.<.~.- ._..- Street. Apply: Lilla Glrnhlm at cdjolnhg imam. or Boarders Wanted

"- A- 7mm“ aoanm-zns ACCOMMODATED 1oz Solicitor. Lngllgq-v-al,

lliW-‘Ksllfiﬂ __.. . WANTED-GENTLIIIAN nonun- du. 0a King sum. 11-1316-4-7-31

ANTED- Apply Guardl n. Q-i- _

HAD- _l_..-l2§1_-4-7-3i WANTED-EXPERIENCED MAID.

Good wages. Apply 133 Fltzroy Street. __I_|-1l80-4-6_-_2l

WANTED-CAPABLE WOMAN TO look afivr family of six, age! eight months io 15 years. Apply statim: reference and wages ex- pected to W. E. Monaghm. Al- bany R. R. 11-1173-4-5-31

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