JUNE 16. 1937

Issue-

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CITY OF / HALIFAX SERIAL Iiiigeivruues 'r

o Yield From 3.20‘ I» to 3.60%

Full Particulars of Maturilies and Prices on Raw“;

Irving, Brennan & colllpan

e. M. BAGNALL-MANAGER BANK 0r Nova SCOTIA BUILDING, CHARLOTTI-YIUWN

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Yesterdays Local Market Quotations

(‘ORIHIFTED FOR EVERY WED- MLSDAI’ 5.: SA'I'L'RDAY'S ISSUE.

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regular 1110011112‘ of the tin‘.- \\itllll.'i|.< Institute met i heme f\ Mrs. William rm Tia (bu. June 8th. ivit-h iiiciii’ ' and fir!‘ visitor. opcrcd 11'. usual in Ftptiim‘ of differ- c uni: Wee.» Kiiiitiies of last rczd Zlll(1 approved. n Wood and Mrs.

Wind \\'."i‘(‘ iipooinied . to 2hr Annual ' . Ru ~el June

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. -l-‘ee. of $3 00 were paid. to hold a Cake Sale at . i'\'i1 Chandler». If no in- :-.\en. .\ Riusel Jones t . I ‘r home t July meeting,

" to be Il!1:\\'*.’l't‘(1 by blow- i ‘ ri ‘irziitcil iaudie blind-

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f Secretary ii. j ter of Appreciation to i\ i, Woolnei" for the nice 11a; pole he

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3rd Charlottetown Brownie pug tKlrk)

011 Abrii 1cm Second Class bad- cos were presented to the follow- lllt! members of this pack: Elves liﬂlfltlfl Clark. Joyce Hessian; .h‘“'-‘- Elaine Portrv; Sorit ithr- 1“ Dmds- Mlllliﬂric Hires s. and Aiihie Hyde. Mrs. Rcav presented these and also enrolled three new members. namelyi. Mary Campbell, Alberta and Irene McLeod. Thir. bribes our pack strength 11p m sixteen.

Qn June 4th. in conjunction with 2nd Clrtown Brownie Pack 15y Patti's) we closed our season's ac- tivities. This was in the form of a picnic at Kepnoch. Every Brow- nie had a real good time, as we]; the Brown Owls and their Taw- IFS.

Toui I-Ibcott and Lucy Wooliier. It was moved and seconded, that all bill.» oe paid. Roll call for ne hold Hints. EiltOfiﬂlllillviit Cavendish. Mrs,

xt night House-

C o m m it t- e e, Fred Clark and

C. Wooliier and Mis. M. J. Doyle.

Delegates i0 _ tiie Convention Rustico. Mrs. Leigh Warren. Cavendish. Mrs. Allen Wyand. The a ked to ‘H110 a let- Chester

donated to North Rllslitji) Schgg] and a.l work in connection with it. ‘Convener for next night Mrs, Jeremiah Silliprmi on Home , _ Wesley Smith kindly invited the mcinbcn to meet

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MORNING STOCK LETTER

(Received over Pitfield and Co‘: Private Wire)

THE CHARLUFFETOWN GUARDIAN

NEW YORK June 15-The don market according to Dow Jone; is quiet but off. Colonel Ayres in his latest report says that the gloom of the buslnes man 1s prob- ably due to security market be. cau.e business statistics show that busines is running 18 per cent above the level of a year ago. After a five day decline and severe break, past experience has shown that the market improved. temporarily at least. regardless of the news, Stocks which should be among the

first to rally include Harvester, DBHE. steel. Chrysler. General Electric. Texas Corpn. Socony

Celanese and U. S. Rubber.

MONTREAL, J-une 15 —Nevt1s- print -Production of newsprint in Canada in May topped the previ- 011s high mark set in March by a substantial margin and showed a gain of 15.8 percent over May 1936. according to the Newsprint ServIce Bureau. During the month 302.232 tons of newsprint were PFOdUCBd against the previous re~ cord total of 301.110 tons in March and 267.067 in May i936.

Lon- i year ended April 30, 1937 net loss

$14,652 as against net profit $4.852 in preceding year. Canadian com- puny showed profit of $11,911 but write off of organization expense of United States branch responsible ﬁrs; deficit. Working capital $533.-

PEND OREILLE-Reports suffi- cient power will be supplied to a1- low resumption of capacity opera- tions between June 20 and 25.

INVESTMENT FOUNDATION — Current declaration of quarterly 50 centf plus 25 cents on the ar- rears of preferred stock payable July 15 leaves arrears at $5.75 a share. Chairman Flood said at an- nual meeting he hoped all arrears Dﬂid up within next 18 months.

U. S. STEEL INDUSTRY- Operations advanced 0.4 for cur- rent week to 76.6 percent of capacity. A month ago reported at 90 percent and a yew ago at 70 percent of capacity.

ALBERTA OIL-Oil production at annual rate of 2.000.000 barrels. reached 172 608 barrels in April or a considerable increase over previ-

CANADIAN WINERIIES _-For ous yearn O O i“ Mmlng Stocks M 0 ve SI I w 0w y Up ard 'roiio.\"'r0. Jiini- i5 (or) I N Y k Afton "i ' n 0 r .1. 1'. U011 _ g .\l1fei'ui:|c 14m _____ BY FREDERICK GARDNER ‘to Associated Press Financial Writer 40 NEW YORK. June 15-—(AP)—- "P?" Although there was no important 33 turn for the better in strike news, "- stock market leaders today ne- gﬂ‘ traced some of the ground lost in iiriiiiii-iii- Mondays slide. :§f!“’.;.""\"\l:l| Selected steels. motors, farm ‘ - implements. rubbers. rails and specialties were the prlncpal

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l-‘Olt SALF-Z YEAR OLD DUAL purpose Shorn Horn Bull. Jiiebcr Crosby. Marshiielduii 6-15-3.

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climbers and advances of fractions to three or more points predom- inated in the final hour.

The steel labor deadlock. strike interruptions in automotive plants. the French financial crisis and many business question marks continued to put the brakes on am’ extensive recovery move.

Brokers. though. thought trad- ing bears had abated to a certain extent with the belief in some quarters settlement of unionization controversrs may not be far away.

Transfers totalled 927.463 shares compared with 1.316.869 in the preceding session. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was up .6 of a point at 64.5. as against a drop the day before of 1.7 points.

Canadian stccks were generally higher. Walkers advanced 1 3-8 points to 481-8. Minor gains were registered by Dome. McIntyre. Brazilian. Imperial Oil. Lake Shore and Massey Harris. Distilltrs- seagram. International Nickel and ‘Ford Erised Fractions. Canadian Industrial Alcohol. Canadian Mar- coni and l-Iollinger were unchang- ed.

. General Motors stock finished with a gain of 11-4 points at 50 1-8. Chrysler yielded 1-8 at the last at 101 7-8 after having been ahead the greater part of the ditv.

With wage demands a para- mount consideration of the cnriders. some rail shares were un- able to get ahead.

What Stocks Did:

TUE MON

Advances 408 43 Declines 234 729 Unchanged 150 94 Total Issues 792 866

. Livestock

MONTREAL. June 15 — (GP)- Prices held steady with hogs mak- ing a slight gain on Montreal livestock markets today.

Receipts: Cattle 105; calves 844; sheep and lambs 124; hogs 525

Medium good quality steers sold at $8.15. one load making $8.75. Good butchers made $5.25 to $6 and commons $3.25 to $4. Can- ners and cutters brought $2 to $3; commons $3 to $4.50.

Vealers ranged from $5 for lights to $7 for mediums. a few good ones bringing $7.50. Com- mons went $4 to $4.75.

Good Spring lambs made $12 per hundredweieht. commons to med- iums $10.50 to $11. Sheep made $3 to $4.

Bacons fed and watered sold at $9.50: selects drew "the visual $1 per hogpremlum. Butchers and heavies were cut 50 cents per hiin- dredwelght and extra heavies $1.

light hogs 50 cents to $1. Saws sold to $7.25 with a few tops at $7.50.

Produce Price;

MONTREAL. June 15 -— (012)- Domestic potatoes eased five to 10 cents on Montreal 011911 P101111" markets today while butter. eggs and cheese held steady.

Graded egg shipments in carlots or less were qutoed at 20 1-2 t0 111 cents a dozen for grade A-large. 19 1-2 for A-medium, 19 for grade B and 18 for C.

Butter was quoted at 25 w 25 1-4 cents a pound for carlots or less of No. 1 while lots to retailers were 26 for solids and 26 1-2 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at 15 to 15 1-4 cents a. pound for Ontarios while Quebecs were 14 3-4.

Potatoes: P.E.I. Mts. No. 1 90's 1.00 to 1.10; No. 1 whites 90's .90 to .95; N.B. Mts. N0. 1 .80 to 802 Que. Mts. No. 1 80's .70 to .755 No. 2 .80 to .65; new stock. North Car- olinas. 100-lb. bags. 51.50 to 2.75 Virginias No. 1 barrels tapprox

New York—_ Stock Exchange

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Locomotive Ohio

4S1! Ri-iriswi- .\ . Aiiierii-iiii (‘u Northern Pacific Piii-karil .\lotor Penn R. R. Phillip _\I0!‘l‘1B Pub Set‘ N. J. Radio (‘ori I

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MONTREAL. June'15 - (GP)- Wheat. Northern. No. 2. 1.28 1-2; barley? Canadian Western, No 3. .74 1-2; oats, feed, No. 1. .62 3-4; No. 2. .61 3-4; oats. Canadian wes- tern, No. 3, .63 3-4; fiour. spring wheat patents. ﬁrsts. 7.30; seconds 6.90; bakers. 6.80; winter wheat patents. choice 5.50 to 5.60; white corn. 6.20 to 6.30; bran, ton. 27.25; shorts. ton. 34.25; middlings, ton. 39.25; rolled oats. bag 90 lbs.. 3.75; hay. No. 2. per ton, carlots. $9.

Cheese. Ontario. 15 1-8 to 151-43 butter. 25 to 25 1-4. '

Eggs in cartons: A-l large .27; A-large .25: B. .22: A-1 medium .24; A-medium .23; C. .21.

Potatoes: P111. No. 1 Mts. 90's $1 to $1.10; N.B. No. 1 Mis. 80's .80 to .90; Que. No. 1 Mts. 80's .70 to .75.

Currencies

MONTREAL. June 15 —- 1GP)- Pound sterling declined 1-64 cent f0 4.94 on Montreal foreign ex- change markets today. The French franc declined .01 cent to 4.45 cts while the United States dollar, at par, was oﬂ 1-32.

NEW YORK. June i5 — tAP)—- The franc slipped a. little in for- eign exchange dealings today. Ner- over the French fiscal

vousness crisis overhung the markets. Losing .00 1-4 of a cent. the

franc closed at 4.45 1-2 cents. The pound sterling appreciated in terms of the United States dol- lar. gaining 1-8 of a cent to close at $4.94. The Swiss franc showed a little improvement and the Hol- land guilder was unchanged. The Canadian dollar advanced 1-64 of a cent w .99 63-64.

MINING‘- TURDNTO. June 15—(CP) — A

slightly improved tone for the golds and general strength in the

western oils provided some en- couragement for traders in the mining division of the Toronto

share market today.

“little a note of ﬁrmness ruled among the senior golds quite a few juniors were subjected tosell- ing pressure. Lake Shore and Mc- Intyre closed a point up and gains of 10 to 15 cents were boarded for Kerr-Addison. Little Long Lac. Mining Corporation. Siscoe and Teck Hughes. and issues up 5 1o 9 cents included Kirkland-Hudson Bay. Madsen Red Lake. McKenzie, Sylvanite and Wright Hargreaves.

A few golds slipped under pres- sure of moderate offerings. Bra- iorne dropped 35. Biiffalo-Ankcr- ite. Pickle Crow and Read-Authier 20 and losses of 10 to 15 cents rip- peared for Pioneer. Slave Lake. O'Brien. Angio-Huronlan and Mn- cansa. Darkwater. Jaeola. New Golden Rose. Dorval-Siseoe and God's Lake were soft spots in the penny section.

Western oils tightened up in the last hour to show a gain of 7-8 for Rnyalite in broken lot trades. an l8-cent advance for Foothills and gains of 5 to 10 cents for Ok- elta. Calgary-Edmonton. Calmont. Dalhousle and Home. Issues up a few cents were Nordon. i-Iiehwood. A.P. Consolidated and Mehnuaall- aevur.

Base metals r‘o.=ed lower. Nor- andn. selling err-dividend. was down 1 3-8. Sudbury Basin dropped 10. Aldermac 2 and Chromium 3. Sherri". held steadv and Venture! ﬁrmed on broken lot trades. F.1- dornde reizistered a loss of 5 cents to 245.

MARKETS AT A GLANCE

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170 lbs.) 5.00 t0 5.25.

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franc

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Montreal Mart

MONTREAL. June 16—(CP1— Influenced by Wall Street's 1'9- covcry. Montreal Stock Market gained confidence in the closinil hour today and gains predominated on all divisions. '

The late strengthening move- ment brought advances ranging to two points though the climb was posted in fractions for a big majority of issues.

Smelters reached 77 for a two- point gain that offset loses oi’ 1-2 to 57 for nickel and a point to 59 1-2 for Noranda. The last board- lot 5111f‘ of Noranda. however. was at 5B 3-4. a new low for the year.

Constructions and Rails dis- played firmness. Among the issues 1-8 to a point higher were Nation- al Steel Car. CPR. at '13. Canada Car. Dominion Steel at 18 3-8. United Steel at 12 3-4. Dominion Coal and Dominion Bridge at 50.

1"" 23 45 1546" Gains predominated among 1n Gold-Pound 12s. lrl; U S. papers_ st‘ Lawrence Pap“. and ‘mum 596° “m”; Canaman dnnm Common and preferred issues of 5957 “ms Si. Lawrence Corp. showing '_*‘_‘ W“ ~ ' 1 d" . t i f1 _ Total stock exchange and Curb MONTREAL" ‘mm l" " ‘CPL! Market sales 87.700 shares: Bonds Butter prices held about even on $1515, Mines 59300; Indusyrials Canadian commodity exchange nrn- 28000

duce section today.

Butter Spot _ Que. fresh 1'92 scorei 25 to 25 3-8: Que. last-half Mav 25a.

Cheese Spot-Unquoted.

Eeizs Snnivﬁnf A-loree 21a: A- medium 10 1-21: C 18a.

demand 4.94 15-16. 4.93 111-16. 4.042 60-day bills $4.92 3-4: France 4.45 1-2; Italy 5.26 1-4: Belgium 16.118 1-2; Germany 40.10; Canada .911 1 car-ct

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you before we got married?" he said when the

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"Didn't some idiot propose to row was at its ieighi on that chill and stormy,

"He did.“ she replied with hon-

“Vt/ell. I‘ wish you'd married

him".

“I did. darling". she murmured»

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her mother and inseparable coin- panton. Nlvs Jean Bclio. a:ove, MISS I-Iarloiv. friends Mild. saved much of her larue salary. inherned

a considerable estate \\'l‘lf‘1'i Paul Bern, her second int-band. kiled himself, and reeeniiﬂ had t. en out "a tremendous policy.” with

Lloyd's. SITFATION “ELL I.\' HAND

June and Fred had had a tiff. They parted. but not 1min: after- wards Fred's 1)ll.\ll1(‘.\.\ took him on a visit to Jane's father.

Upon knocking at the door Fred was taken aback when Jane 00mi- cd it.

The situation was cnibiivriiviiitl.

Fred asked stiiﬁv: "I$.\I1‘.Slnii1I in. please?"

“No: he's a\vay iill Thiii'.<da_v". “Thank you". said Fri-d. and turned to walk au-av.

“who shall 1 say ealledplease?" asked Jane

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