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MINING , ._.'__.- ' ' Exchange ("mm m’ - v l ‘IURUNTO. May 1—Thl N“ ._-- mica! from last week's advance of ver shsres, continued today (oaovt-"ill-‘gftif-z‘: a’. and st the close loues were gen- gal,‘ gzgbugs. lleatreal Curb lhr- "11 m u" FWP- B"! 11109513111‘ h,’ 1" Ilcbllllld Street. Chnrlotts- golds tailed along to lower levels turn.) I tc give the was board a weak sp- o I L. , peanance st finish. The index 1M1" ""° ' SHAWN; so Illids off 1-0 to ages Ell miscellaneous BIDS Ill 06.72 to 94.62. Volume- , showed ‘ hi" no considerable 51111113889 from the (fbom .. 1:3 "Wm 5-"3586- _ Am, (fiuulm . mil The price of bsc silver weshen- igflluifufi-j ' m“ 113% ed in all markets and although the A“ m" you“ a m setberck first two hours“; M“ F" F“ ‘ n ml. i , trading and the selling becamc too , ‘gig active lc be absorbed handily in k ;'_ 42% titlfl last thou: down 3 0 quotslons IQI . OIKDCIB ' - 1g» of silver affected the base metals ,' lmbutgecesslonslntbegroupwere Ankh,“ _ of litle Lepomnce except for s Auburn Au o 18% loss of s1 for Rounds. 1mm inn-u .. .. 1% (Canadian Pee...) mu (‘who - - 1% ronowro, my 1-- iitrll‘ _\‘\'i'\'l lori I 14% 5g...“ c| ,.. mull . rll - 25% llrlzuv - 213% Acme Oil ... 28 R_\'l'l‘.l .\ .\l . l4 41,4 l5“; o“ 5 liurr .\lili Much 15% 15% M“ (‘nil Oil . ‘ r- 9° “W: Algoma l':li| luy (Ln Ale 9% 01h Algnid (‘ml I'm‘ - » - - 1°%\ W}? Anglo H Fluid Thrcab ... ~.... 54 M,‘ “his; _, W1 (‘L-m ... ... 201% Anal-ll r‘ Inn Bugauiuc Nnira 81% 82 B.” )1 Flu‘! Ohio . 41% U! Beni- vuiu Noriil 3% 3% Beaitle Chrysler .\lot . 37% 37% lllg bliss lmlnluh (‘nrh .. 78% llohjo . I'll] Fuel lrml .. - Bfnlol-ng (‘alum Gas i-lloc 0 (1% B p, l‘u|n Sol . 19% 19_ liuff An (‘on fine ‘l3 22 (‘fan Mal (‘on Oll 8 Til; (‘nstic '1' 72 (‘en Pa! 07 (‘hem Res 295'. (‘hlboug 22 l. 5V: (flcricy .. 0 134i (foluniurlo .. 111,5 (‘ommun W l‘ 0 10M (‘onlngua . 25 8% Coniarum 210 ‘A D Mines 4200 1'0". 110m Expl ti; 151/4 klriurullo . 226 237/3 b‘ Bridge . 3T0 33% loll Kirk . . . . .. . 4 9914 unbrlello .. 431i 14% Hulls Luke 146 ‘a SH (iclountlu 3B 17"}: (iuiliulo .. 14 2 1% (lrulmm . . . . . . . . .. 41,5 fir». ‘Vi’ ‘n 907i 20% (lrecne . 201/4 iIl-ll-‘uxl Uli . .l 151,5 (iunnur lllvl .\l"! . .. ’ S llulm-rmv . 3 lull llnr 30"" Hurkor .. 0% lull 3\'i"i\l‘| 27% llolllngcl- - Johns .\lnn .. .. 47s,; jigwpy __ , g1 Kiln (‘ily Sl-nlli 01.3 .1 .\l (‘nna . .. 14% Kolrlnnlur . 141k‘ kirk (‘nus 5 Kr" i‘~>l'lil'l' 17% Kirk Luke . . (3 Lrnnhorl (‘o 251/; l. Sluvro . 5-150 L‘ Li: .")'l‘l'§ _l1 . . . . .. , 10114 Lznnuquv- .. . .5 Lilluiii (':irh‘,.. .. . Ll-o Gilill .. . ‘I. Ymvlv- lv-l-lvrp .. . 57% 37% Little l. L . . .. 500 [AVWO llllm Till Co Elixir-lasso . .. 317 Nviblszuiri ’l‘-n 102191, 101v. Mun Boat. ~ 41A lillul; ifil-"i: 1% 1,6, biopic L .. ~1§§ binlh .\"::lll . Mglntyrn m“ "'1'" 3V4 McKenzie 11 "l" i'-"' -» Mcliiliuu . ‘Z9 Mom vii-rd . if; Msll llul . 162 Null “iii .-. 20% 3G Noll llalby l‘roli Q. 141A _. Nun i'l\\\‘ Light. R I you’ - . B8 mi- x. (‘on 2% Nurf-lll; s1 . 2B0 Nnrlli Amer . . 3800 Norlh I'm: .. 3%, Pm- Lizxiil. . 24 Park Mot .. 7% Penn lluil .. Pllh Sor N I 1115 Phil Pct Pullman C0 31% Rollin Corp ll Rndio Keith Orph 1% . Ron iron Hirel . 1'2. Snflwvuv Stores 39% l llonu (iulll .. . . Soars lint-hurl: . 38 87% lloum. _ _ _ _ 7 sliru Union on .. m 71/. lloyulltr- 2200 Sim Co . . at; as; s“. Ant .. zoo llocony Vac 14 Sm-m,‘ _ 8% South Puc 15 Qhgfl-iu, 04 South Bull 13% Sum, _ 2 Stand Gas ‘ so“ T“, ,_ 111,5 m“! m‘ 34 Tashclu 55 (and ou 421/» s: Auih 23% imwan- “ ‘~ ' 9% Sud (‘out 7% wtudebsker . I gunlun“ , 00 r “xwm - Syivunlle - 923 l‘!!! Co 21 Tm); u . 416 l for Gulf Sui . 30 Tobin-n . 120 Ilm Boll Bear .. 5i M Towegmaa . 19 Union Carbide Csrb .... 511A 52 Ventures B nion Psc . . . . .. 80% wgitu Amu- 65 aiced Aircraft “rump. 171A ited Cora . 3 wlmu m; , . . 4% $1M Drug Wlltgev (i 4% MM flu lma Wright m: . . . . .. cos s udA an". . 1o "b Total sales nmooo. UNLIBTID m steel II m a Warren Bros 5,01%"? __ . srner Bros Co gm Km, en. Union 215 2A c“ Cnp est kc 40% 41 com]; Woolwontb Co 01% fl’! p“ 0.1 Worth Para .. 15 J5 3.551 re Yellow True‘ ... .. 8 I 9115s.; . Home 0i Hull Bnv W'll H 1.1 I o iiobellulfiro M - - u a rttl me on... We F e Phrk Hill‘ lfltei‘ a" tiéiifbu .... .. Pnrc (‘ro _ _ -—-——— h‘ Wu.) gotigoni l eora I. P. by Gtrdlsne Spec Kilo? m“ elapse ' i Wi tcr Isis’ be relviv d here n a w e “loud Kirk ..

nedcrictm. About 011.000 in prills money will this year. the president tcid

f3‘

.. May (referring to her friend's

perslstcm admirer -Whst do Wu

know about -

Maud (examining the bracelet she has reoeivcm-Jmt ehdllih to make me s little auaploioinof hi present. _ g

An important feature would be s .. @ M. ‘we “on Ind slm Illtdalgfotod tam mo» g1.\;:,n_~ll°'"°°_ Ohii lllffl GI.

mo. entries. m. Bclley sold. 5- fflllwgfdflhm- wen slurred fmus Halifax sud m_°mm~‘".“h. mam‘,

. livery day on the Winnipeg Grain

Mruxnmw

(Johnston all Wall)

‘fiFggllr. luring wheat patents, firsts u»... seconds ts o0.

2 Flour white corn $0.00 to $5.00. Bum ton I28 S to $29 ._ Shorts ton 3282i to 520.20. . 25 to $32 25.

$3 (bl y no 2 per ton carlots 818 00. Cheese no 1 Ont current 109A. But-let no I 22% to 22%. Eggs in cartons A largo 28. En- A medium a1.

ing to miggest a far distant.

SUMMARY

P. a. r. sa. NEW vonxnny 1,—Productlcn of *7‘

Illcentsaehcre

quarter pro but before federal taxes loss $2,845 in some

‘GRAIN r"- Btandard Oil of (Canadian Preu) WINNER}. May 1-—It was de-

dividend.

U. ‘S. Stsel and subs in

Exchange today, but the first or the wheat due the Mny contract and put through the clear- ing house 111d no effect on the market. The session was quiet. Wheat prices closed 1-4 to l-ll after balding steady through- the day and fluctuat- withln a. hs1f<cnt range. my closed at 88 1-8' cents and July 89 6-8. Pit wade was at s minimum snd Canadian wheat eicports negligible. Delivery of the wheat apparent- ly was conducted in the a. manner that did not disclose the actual amount delivered to the govern- ment wheat sgency. Clearing-

in 86.989965 in

fllghlruw List

ptQVi-Olls quarter

.. 110.01 108.75 109.45 30.54 30.09 30.23 18.49 18.10 18.1’!

95.14

30 Ind

20 Rails 20 Utii . 40 Bonds .

Receive

To Jubilee

deavor as well all its phases the distribution

“in | TA | N lullucnllzl

(A. P. by Guardian's special Wire) IDNDON, May, l—Britain is Jubilee may. It's the chief topic of interest for every true-blue Briton and "Jubilee" is the year's great sales cstchword. 1f s girl loves her King sud Em- pire she'll wear a. red, whltc and blue ensemble. She will have her fingernails tinted in red, white end blue stripes, red. white and blue striped earrings will be in her esmsndascsrftcmatchwlllbe sround her throat. She will have the colors of the Union Jack in her clothes. var- rsnged in novelty effects. Perhaps she will have a. white skirt, red blouse and blue coat. Her head will be covered with Jubilee curls. her frock will be clipped with l. miniature of the and Queen, and special Ju- bilee besuty treatments will give her s “Jubilee bee." Those girls with blue eyes, red cheeks snd white skin will be lust in style. Jubilee cocktails are the favored kind; s show which hasn't st least one " ' about "jubilation" in it is rare; the Jubilee hop and the Jubilee blues sre featured at some clubs and dance halls. The Jubilee has brolllht Inst lofts the retailers, wholesalers snd manufacturers.

ive one, it was learned today. All

bets of the province as well. as mbers celve medals.

of foreign powers be in the list of recipients.

been compiled on as the list for the

Educetionsl endeavor will

recognized by the ula on the

provinces.

charitable work. ably the women or receive the medal.

an active part in campaign for the

the recipients. It is also

the Northwest Territories

the Indian populstlon. dwellers in the

War M o nge rs ‘ 1 Condemned

1G1 0f 011090

military sns will be honored it was cred desirsble to recogaule

who bad psrfodmed services in rehabilitation and assistance

loathe m. _ yicuelyimfllllmi-

., .

ufrnespiflns are: Ami

age! BO

in operat‘ a and seasonal peak in operations came earlier than us-

ln the trading range of the past ten days but its action is beginn- break awn-v is not

_ Lsldlsw and Company.

a}: 8 f} _ rmw roux, n. y, May 1—Gold Potatoes No 1 green m. q“, 45, Bars quntcd in London market at "~ B- u" M. 143s 8d lflfllllst 144s ac on Tues-

Borden Co. declared rwula-r

in same quarter

year also.

Hudson Motors and subeMsrch fit aftcr charges 033.610 vs. n ouartcr last

California de- clared rcgular quarterly 26 cents

3 01 arter‘ bowed net loss $2.17 ,8

gilter chsargea vs. net loss $2,334.43?! and net loss March quarter 1934-

Off .48

Dow Jones.

Many Canadians Medals

professional and industrial en- as public service in will be recognized 1B of the ‘K1118? silver jubilee medal to mverai thousand Canadians next week. The list, approved by His Majesty personally, is a most representat-

embers of Parliament and senators and their wives and mem- Legislsture of the

the Canadian privy council will re- The ministers and the chief consular representatives in Canada. will

the same basis ribution of medals in the United Kingdomi”

bestowal of med- chancellors and presid- ents of universities and a liberal selection of the teachers in prim- ary and secondary schools in s11

Jesentatlves clothe mod-Will profession throughout Canada and of those interested ln hospital and including prob-

superintendents trons of public hospitals will

Some of those who have taken organising the King George V Jubilee Cancer Fund will be among

understood the list will include representative citizens of and the Yukon and some representation of The Eskimo rim of the Arctic Ocean will be representcd in the

or other chief officer of prggs-

in the service of the Crown both on the and civil sides. While s substantial number of war vetcr- cons

id- l - "w" figs a

veterans ss‘ to spprslse sud select from the large number who per- fanned services in the field dur- Grest War on tlielbsala of

would have been ob-

‘Almtlllt-ihcshlflrlelintbclid nautical

w-e-cnavg

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‘NIYQ (10 TA TION

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Amunxmrcanmr

(n, Johnston sud Ward's Special nsuon says Stocks Opened 14st Win-e) lbltlbl . Eco Mowmln" ‘QW- Mf‘? 1"‘5°“' ~ - a“ 3 MORNING MARKET LITTER lng in Gensrsl Motcrs. silvers Illfl grit. m" on m4 14$ ' rails “ ‘the market down ab- hfrtd 0,8,4‘; ‘~ _ y] g mow YORK. n. Y, May i-"rlw out a half point yesterday. ...“ MM“ 20% my‘ market Wes errstlc again yeslcr- The fcvorshle rewri- issued after Iomc o .. as as dly- Prime recovered from minor the close on earnings of U. S. Steel :1’ g2b~ -- couldemwursgestemporaryrslly. M‘; P“ __ Nothing, however, has occurred in llelcbern A the markets action to dbl‘ fllfi Noramlu . . . . . . . .. probability of advance 0! 10111‘ t0 ilfhfillfii ' w‘ Win" 1“ *1" elm"- Walkci- Brew and "A" w" Wright Har . yesterday. ‘Since there is an. iliily that decline in flbfl M‘ _' been rather favorable The U. S.‘ might extend to thc lower twen- IDCG GRBOIIS Steel report was tuliy as good as tics. I suggest you continue to de- enpectcd and a Ices of only l2,173.- au reinstatement of positions ell- 000 f the umter brings opera- dered. Monmmiffgl" 7"") ‘ tinns “pretty ‘(izlose to the profl "gold shores showed further im- wgm, no, '3 u?’ 1“ point. The reason that these re- movement in their action yester- Bsrley. c w no s as. ports have little effect on the day. Buyers spmrcntly became ex- om, g w no i so. prices of the stocks ly ls luusted waiting for material re- m, M, ,,;'°1’“‘°- that the near- term ou eug- actions and raised their bids. Golds

act bullishly and fluther McIntyre. Hclllnger,

BABING LETTER Tllclllny Aficrncon

fraction hishcr. I Cotton did nothins vices hold good The general reactionary but

new high. lluirbanks

just below

closed at

Buyitoneni!

h. ma“ behind

Smelting is wuy ver stocks and

m possibly should dc Pssoo lost MondlYs not likely to reset more point or two further. if you get a chance Carbide below Motors 29, D

Loews B7, U. S.

than

t Ihd Steel 25. Westinghouse

low 40. Amn. ForPower pfd l7 to 16 end Gen.

.67 .33

m Electric.

Anglican and Cui-ilollo heads of the Presbyterian, and Baptist

eat to that of a. bishop. Mayors and chiefs of all towns and

house figures rover-lied wiy 8.00%- ‘ population

“flu “wast m“ arrswa May l—-Art and Members of the civil service win;

°°11 ' in the service ca“ and com-s, 3mm; wntlnued science, religion and philanthrollll. 2:716:32? mt"

settled.

ernments.

0f oats Increase

today w mediators strove to

dustry.

caused the Chevrolet plants in Janesvllle.

footed at Janesville.

where strikes are There were no disturbances.

McGrady, first assistant‘ m0 ‘

vsst lndustw. ACCEPTS anon: roar

A9111

with headquarters here.

LHHMENT

purchases should prove profitable. Buy Dome, Wright Her-

NEW YORK, N. 1., April 30- Whectclcsedl-Slowersndcornl ‘ bullish.

remain and last ad-

‘trend was s little the Indilshlsl

should be bought and bus for s.

Morse. Buy some st 0r

23, United Aircraft l2 3-4 there should be at least 10 pohits in it. Johns Men- ville-I expect to see it very 11111011 dip. Amn. otzhcr sll- purchases from 43 pay big. Cerro gain but is

hold for 69. ’ buy Union 50, Case 53, Gen.

as. Sears 9X. Alcohol ll, Nut Distillers around 24, Bethlehem at or be- 7 per cent

Bflifli.

Churches. United Churches and other officers with Jurisdiction equival-

pollce of cities over 5,000

Judges cn s basis rm definitely The president of The Canadian

Press.

The Apostolic Delegate to Can- ada will receive one along with the representatives cf foreign gov-

Auto Strike Walk-

(A. P. By Guardian's gpccisl Win)

DETROIT, May —Two more 5° i“ as mama the mt has General Motors plants were closed bile Department of Labor avert addition- sl walkouts in the automobile in-

A shortage of transmissions as a. result of the strike in the ‘Ibiedo plant of the Chevrolet Motor 0a.. and Fisher Wis, today tc follow the Cleveland Fisher Body plants in closing. Ap- proximately moo workers were sf-

Pickets continued ic patrol the ‘Ibledo plant, and the Chevrolet snd Fisher plants at Cincinnati. in progress.

Thomas J. Williams, concilistor st Toledo where the Chevrolet Motor Company plant closed after n strike eight dsys I86. hurried here to confer with Edward l‘.

of labor, on proposals to restore peace to affected portions of the

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTH-EAL, 80. -- Cuptsln R. G. Lotte, who retired last Jilly a8 commodore of the Canadian Pacific

y

156 Richmond St.

International Nickel

An S-psge snalyala

JOHNSTON WWARQ

Members Montreal so»: Exchange Montresl Curb Market

e forwarded on request.

Charlottetown

wccamyumms

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, May L-British and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compiled by the Royal Bank of Canada. closed to- dsy as follows:- Araentiua. peso .360- Austrolis pound 8.8718. Beitlllm beige. .1704. Brazil mllreis .0692.

Flour bakers $5 00. ' , ual. greevu, Can Mslartic and Took China. Hong Kong dollars .6060. “Igiglllllg gintoer when! patents. choice T . _. i. ‘m, “hung Wm.“ nughet Bum“ orgy; £43m , - nmsr no

/ France. franc .0063. Germany relchmiark A051. Great Britain pound 4.8506. Hbli-und florin r6800- Ifiungary pengo .2992. India rupee .3688 .

.0618.

Jugoslavia. diner .023.

New Zealand pound 3.9100.

Norway krone .3439.

South Africa. pound 4.8253.

5min peeeta. .1370.

Sweden lmmc

ld ta b

‘ Illa-lied ‘$350,000 lfibewgblrilcelsn ‘inert: quarterly 40 cents corn divl- uverdse did 110$ 80 @1116 ll 10W l‘ _ 4601.

fiarelllwltb 2.1000900 in February, the “m; yesterday. The market may react Bwmuflgnd, 1mm; 3351. relllfizrtétintglllgmnu of metal statistics “not, Age" 53y; ‘ current stcel n. little further tomorrow, but I Unitcd Stctes dollar 3-8 per cent

n u.- United States production was ,- lwtlvn It 4° per @8111 of csoa- look for a resumption ‘of the sd- mmum.

200.000 ounces against 220000 in city is one point lower than a weak vonce by a ursdn. n and Cloning exchange rainw- February. Canadian output we‘: 242- ' ‘do not think flwmduntfln ‘yep A‘ Mon“m|_pound 4.85142 U- 3- 000 ounces against 120,000 in~ Fcb- mo‘ ' flu“ l mm; 5°11" 100%? “We 5'53- runry. South African production was auemw 359739731115“ 5mwd B!‘ Wm I0 3,19" At New York-Pound 4.81%; Can- 882,000 ounces against 820.000 in T110868)’ nilhi; that C1161! W001i! b6 lower ihbll. 01W? WIS tofllY- TINY adlaa dollar 00%; franc 6.00%- Februsry. l no announcement on m1“ of 5“. should 8° at 1353b 1Q pun“ At Psrlb-Pound 72.93 fr; Canad- ‘NEW YORKdHMay 1—-lndex ems m. - “m; m, new“ u;- eight weeks. ifgnfjlir‘ 1"“ "'1 "- 5- 11°11" 1841 k5? ‘lqfiiiimfoo;’1o-§‘§?ér.§°°;qu§i; Continental on and subs March Poul-in "1 ‘i 41 W! n- Gold—Pound u. an; llsnndilin zao quuetg: earned a0 cents a. share vs. » nugh react near 4i where it dollsr sass cents; U. s. dollar no.0:

Dents.

NEW YORK. May L-Fcreign ex- change easy. Great Britain high 4.88%: low 4m ; close 4.83%; (l0- duy bills 4.81%; rance 6.607;; Italy 8.27%: Belgium -—-; Germany l0 i0: Canada 00%.

Tex tile Issues Feature Session

G

Montreal Morket

(CI. By Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTREAL. May 1 - A sharp break in textile issues was the sole feature of the Montreal Stock Ex- chsnge today as the general list see-sawed in a. short arc to close irregular. Early trading was the _.. ‘ in more than a week but activity picked up slightly inwards the close.

Market obscrvwzs were at; a. loss to account for the sell-off in tex- tiles, which have been rising slow- ly for the past few weeks and the general belief was held the move- ment was a. reaction to the high levels touched recently.