MARCH 9. 1931

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PRIVATE “TEE CONNECTION TO CANADIAITAND AMERICAN SECURITY MARKETS

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MARKET BROADCAST TATION OFCY 12.30 AND 1 1AM,

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Mortgage Sale

1'0 be sold by public auction in ‘w... of the Law {Toziris building ln ‘.h,|r],,|(i'lu\\'il on ‘lvodnl-siiny tbc 31st. d“; pf .\inrcil 1,3737, at the hour of’ |\\l'l\i‘ lflelork, "noun, ALI. that parcel pl iiinli slinute lying nnll bclllil 011

V" l‘ Number 5S ill Queens l “ms “pin Prince EthVllfd lslanll. liesl-rliii-ll ils follows.

Comtnl-ill-ing on the

ln-undilry of lunli formerly

ion of lionolli iilubeuli

i. bit-Leon and now ul- inti-ly in ‘I < ' lllllli s A. Stewart. l,,,....-.. until o vlluilis illlll 2o r0001.

u...“ the snlli iioullil-ru lionnlinry lo ,,,,| 0|‘ Nl-lglin (Emilio, till-lice soulii plump.‘ l/i the snili lioull tor the dis- llilit‘ "f. l . , >11‘ of llii- i-liislivll-n Rliflll.

_ ng the north Kilt.‘ of lini il-n iionll ii chains nnli ‘.10 fol-t. ln- l'iiwlli~ lioiill nforesnili, and northerly ulonl: the sumo to - of commencement ounlnin- iiuotlou seventeen aull one- " ol‘ lllnli n little inure ol-

li-.~ . uli llint trill-t of lund Lu on ioivnsliip Nnnilil-r 5S afore-

' lniiilllll-ll unii tll'ili‘l'llit‘t| us fol- is to guy: (Vlllllilvlifllifi at ru bliillitllif)‘ of land now or (Hr... _\ in possession of Willow \|l|\"l‘|il\\ll\ in the RtIllIllPbIl boundary ll liiilll now or furnil-riy in possess- ;,,,. in‘ .\lt'Xlllli|l'i‘ .\ll’lA!litl, thence Illililiiil,’ north till llegrl-l-s till lnlnull-a

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lilllllllllil'y lino of Willow .\1nrchililin'a lliiiil iiforciuiili, tlil-nl-e north 1i lie- I'll"! null :10 nliuulcs west nlonl: snill l l-hiiins null i‘: links lo till- of vonilnl-nr-cuieilt containing 54 of lilnll n little Illllfl‘ or loss.

it iiliovl- iuiie is. llllltll‘ nnllcr s |llilllil lii‘ ship euuiilinl-li ill all in- dvlllllrt‘ of lnlirlgilpl- chill-ll the 31st .\i.ir--Ii 1321. llilillt‘ iil-tivl-vn James H. (‘iiiiinln n1 .\iount Iiul-liuiiun, ilnll his nil». of the first purl. null the ilnlier- i oi‘ the sl-eonll purl. lil-fnuit hl|\‘li£ iil-l-n lilllilr‘ iii puynil-ut of the pllill‘l|liil rind interest thereby secur- pll

F- filrllilir pril-lil-uiilrs apply to ll and Bentley, Solicitors. Char-

un. Dill-ll this 1st liny of .\llil'l‘ll 10117. “Z E. BENTLEY I. N. IKOIIERTHON, Trilstres. etc. 5722- 2-0-10-23.

Executors’ ii oti l: e

The undersigned Executo s of the last Will and Testament of J. 11er- bert Lord, lute of Cape Traverse in Prince County, Prince Edward Iiand, Merchant, deceased. testate. hrrrby notify all persons indebted to the said‘ estate to make immed- iate payment to them at. the gen- eral store of A. K. Lord, Cape Traverse, and all persons having any claims againlt the said estate are required to present same, duly attests-d, at the store aforesaid, within six months from this date.

Dated this fifteenth day of Feb- nlary. A. 8., 1937.

GEORGE J. TWEEDY, K. C. Proctor. W. WARREN LORD,

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Executors. L-5032-2-16-Tuesday till May.

FarrnnlFor Sale

AT NEW IJUJLINION

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0f choice land. 150 clear and in exlrii state uf cultivation. One of the lineal farms on P. E. Island. Extra 500d buildings. Wharf at foot of farm. Only 7 miles from Rocky Point a "Hy- Close to Church and School. l real home. Apply on premises to ANGUS BUCHANAN,

New Dominion or to I. A. .\Ii.cDONALD, - 2 Auctioneer, Charlottetown. i.~245-3-6-9-l1. d

TRYON PROPERTY FOR SALE

Mr- E. D. Mcrhee, now of Lon- illfll. Ens-and, authorizes me to lcli ills summer Home, containing four-

II and a half (1414) acres of

"ii. ii under ‘ ivation. with I001! dwelling house and ot-build- "Isa. This property is ideally loc-

r. w. BOULTEII. Charlottetown. r. s. l. i-Ml-a-s-ii-iri-ia-la.

FOR SALE

Building Lot, 90 ft. Front,

I65 ft. Back. Formerly Lowe

Garden, situated Kent St. Aimlv

"l L. M. POOLE 8r CO. L-267-3-0-tf

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WALTER s. LORD, responded to the for the metals in London and New York and the close was well up for the day in the‘ average. held Just about even with the av-

were Powell-Rouyn, Premier, MacLeod- Cockshutt. Hard Rock and Dark- writer.

Crairi Prices

WTNNIPEG, March 8 -- (CP)_ Taking leadership from Chicagoon reports of dust storms in the Un- ited States winter wheat belt.

wheat prices advanced l-4 to one cent higher on the Winnipeg grain

exchange today. Alter a dull session May closed

at $1.28 7-8. July at $124 7-8 and

October $1.13 7-8. Weakness in Liverpool and Buc-

nos Aires markets carried values lower in early trading. However, offerings were light and prices i quickly followed the Chicago trend as little buying was required to lift Canadian wheat during the week- end was estimated at 250,000 bush- els

prices. Export business of

World wheat shipments for the past week, Canadian exports to the

United States excluded, totalled

15,725,000 bushels. compared with

15,809,000 the week previous and

10,176,000 last year. North Amer-

ica contributed 2,184.000 bushels.

Cash wheat and coarse grain

markets were dull. ‘Trade in coarse

.'..i~i rrlwsing the‘ Plnl-lle liond 113i v llulill Ni no links, thence at wlgiit grains were influenced by the ac- ... 5llillll\\'lll'llly 1 l-liliin and 10 “on of wheat liii... till-nee lint-iii _Bli degces liid 30 |llll|illl'~’ l-iisl J0 chains, till-lice south | flvflfvflfi liililtl, n .1‘? Iiitllllllit"! I casts: - |;' illt .‘. n1. ll-ill-e oll L k ll-‘iln-s- ‘lillll 1Z0 iulnnll-s “list to the Iztsliril huuilllury of lnnli now or [M-ppgly in possession of “rs. A. i- i Vutlilgliilt Jl JIKUL 1135i"! MONTREAL, MATCH 8—(CP)— . cin us an ll) s rm“ Hug,“ “ma,” n’ Light offerings featured dealingson ,,.,,.... ,,. .4“... “up... ,,.,...i.. Montreal livestock markets again m; . ldiuins incurs lllnks. incur? today with cattle and calf prices a !'.'.'.'_.'_l'...§"illé'”li'l.fi.i' t. {'i‘...‘“‘°‘.‘.§l§§.. “m” high" 1M division and

sheep and lamb section held steady and unchanged.

Receipts: Cattle 737; calves 481;

sheep and lambs, 110; hogs, 1785.

Good steers sold from $6.75 to

$7.50 with mediums from $5.50 to $6 and common kinds from $4.50

to $5.50; heifers ranged from $3.50 to $6 with good cows from $4.25 to $5. Fat koshers made $5 while

good butchers went; mostly $45000 $4.75 with medium to good quality butchers around $4.25 iums from $3.50 to $4. Common butchers ranged from $2.75 tlo$3.25 while canners and from $1.75 to $2.50. Bulls sold from $3.25 to $5.

and med-

cutters sold

Medium veal calves sold up t0

$7.50 with common lights down to $5 with drinkers from $4 to $6 and grassers from $2.75 to $3.

Bucks: On lamb section, brought

$6 to $7 while sheep sold from $3.50 to $5.50. Clipped sheep were discounted 50 cents a hundred- weight.

Bacon hogsJed and watered,sold

at $8.60 with a $1 premium on sel- ects. Butchers and heavies went to $8.10 with extra heavies at $7.60 and lights Sows went from $6 to $7.

from $7.60 to $8.10

MINING

TORONTO, March 8 — (OP) —

Shrinkage in prices of the golds reduced the exchange the group another the western oils hit the downward incline with selling in only mod-

index for point today and

rate volume. Base metal stocks

sharp advances Volume

rage over the last week or more. Hudson Bay advanced more than

a ‘point to 39 3-8 while Falcon- bridge added 5-8 and Noranda 1-8. Pend Oreille advanced 30 cent-s to

.10. Coast Copper improved 50

Private sale, consisti g of 160 acres Cents w 3'50

Buyers were 1n the market for

Eldorado and a price gain of 20 cents to 2.75 was recorded.

Higher-price golds were steady nd quiet. Down l0 to l5 cents Rcad-Authler, Red Crest,

Slave Lake advanced 35 cents to .35. The close was up narrowly

for Coniacas, Pamour, Perronjla-

en and Sladaccna. In the oils Royalite dropped 4

3-8 to 54 and Okalta slipped 50 t0 2.70. Foothills. Home, Dalhouslc, Cnlmont, l-lighwood. AP. Consoli- dated. and Foundations lost 12 to 30 cents each and Calgary-Edmon- ton weakened 40 cents.

TENDER

Tenders will be received by the undersigned until March 18th for the Orwell Butter Factory at Orwell

5535.11‘ Z332i,"'l27.‘ °.'.'.'.‘.‘.‘.'.‘.‘° f: gm “i-Eggiy-{hiind ii" "W": km red ~ . ng n o clwol. nyhreds‘: 2:010.‘ J1“ octlh: condition. Open for ingpgc- ‘Rzzfhfli and overlooks Tryon “om pm.‘ further “mom” ‘w, b REGINALD MacLEAN, ::e":|en(‘l;:||aekd. or ti: impugn“, Secretary ' GI‘ 0h O 1'0 a " ’ "° ’ 318-3-9-1 1

FARMERS

Got the belt price for your cream. Every can h tented.

Ounstalfnago Cheese & Butter

STOCK QUOTATIONS

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MORNING STOCK LETTER

(Received over Pitflcld and Co's Private Wire)

NEW YORK. March 8—No news developed over the week-end do. "Wsilcl-iy tho: would have an un- "$1181 influence on the market. 398111111118 today there will be free gold ovemenr from France. For i110 011110 b81118, U!‘ lulu] perman- ent laws are oassel, it has been Stated that the gold price has been set so that there will be 21 and 78- 100 francs to the dollar, $3,193 o1 Monisomerv Ward ‘in real-nary

showed an_ increase oif 24.1 cent over February last. year, in January sales were 22 par gent

ahead-of last year. Dividend meet. lng today include Manufacturers Trust and United F5101. We would look for a. firm and active market. today with higher prices for the

Till-$- Ollf. whim-s, merchandise and steel stocks. Momnmt. March 8—'I‘nm.

bllm Ltd-Operating profit declin- ed 7.0 per cent: and net. operating Profit 10 per cent during 1936 com- Dared with preceding year. Net Profit per common share was equal to 92 1-2 cents per share compared with dividend requirements of a0 cents per share. Net working cap- ital ratio was reduced from 3.47 to 10119351020 to 11111936.

British Columbia Telephone net

was 8 28 compared with 7.87 pre- ceding year. Gross revenue gained

4-3 Der cent: and net 4 per cent 51111"! 1933 0V8!‘ 1935. Cash in- creased from SQSLIN to $1,401,842

during the post year.

British Columbia Power-Increas- ed annual dividend rate to $1 80 Der share with declaration 0f 45 26133105 payable April 15 record March

Canadian General Electric-Io- creased quarterly rate from e1 g5 to $1.50 per share.

Consolidated Bakeries not earn. ings after depreciation ‘equal to $1.- 01 per share in 1938 compared with 90 cents in previous year-

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Profit per common share in 1930.

TUroONTO, March s-simen M alartlc — Developments result; during 1936 exceeding expectation; 583' Andrew Walsh, C. E. in the annual report. One ore body has been developed and three others Indicated by diamond drilling and underground work.

Morris Kirkland—Pl‘opms,l will

c made to shareholders at the an- nus] meeting March 16 to incl-mm Bvthvrlled ¢Bl>ita1 from 2,500,000 8.11813 i/D 3,000,000. These ghares will be used to finance extended ex. bloration and development work.

NEW YORK, March 8-3:: wpper 16.40. Domestic 18.2mm)“

, TORONTO, March i... Oil-According to advices yes“;- dfly from the field there is crude oil standing in the hole at Bun- shine. Understand further equip- gfiliglrequired w Wmbletc the well Appareflltlltgrllléilhebecofxillmedl shortly. a sized well, if w“ °'

West Side Rcyoltiiaw-Western ad. vices state the well ltioduced 250 barrels on a 24 hom- my

Newfold Oil-Is reported no; in

Yet. Oil reported standing on mud _

sender nlsht Well blowing Infl- lion and a half cubic feet gas,

Oil Stocks-Western market oil "WWW BPPears to be due lc dis- flbbointment that Westside well not larger and also that Newfold well gives indications of being a 88s well rather than a crude well.

McKenzie Rcd Gold-Develop- ment on the 650 fool level are said by officials to be most. encouraging. The drift north has been in high grade ore, for over a week Glfpog- lng a shoot over a length of 30 or 40 feet width same grade still in face- Two more levels have hem opened at 750 and 850 feet but. no

lateral work has been done below

MINING

lIIWlbd by Woods-lend I Co.

Stocks Cifill’ Aillorntiic 1118 Alexandria 31,’, Anglo Hur 7M) Argosy 1H5 Arntfield 02 Astoria Rouyn 1i Iiagainilc 2h Bcanfor 48 Bnnkfielll 140 Bose hiotnls 5.1 Bous Cadillac 80 Braille ill Bitilzooll 135 Iiroivnilie 0% Bil: Missouri 0-1 Bolijo 2;! Brliiorne 865 Brett Tr ' l4 Ilnftolo Auk 11 (‘fin RI 188 (‘antic Tr I140 (‘out Pnt 140 (‘l-lit Poll 245-’; (‘ill-m Iii-search 120 (‘hibotiglilnau 105 Chromium, 107 (‘lcricy 7 Coast Cop 8.50 Dnrkwaillir Iii" Dome "l5 imrval 515000 37 Ellsi .\lni '17-: 1711110711410 1'7» Fnil-linbrlllge 811% Federal Kirk 21 l-‘raiu-ol-ur 114 GlPillyfll '31’ Guimnr Gold 95 Gulls Luke ‘I8 Golllllle 35 (irnham B 35 Greene Sta 21 Hnrli Rock 235 nrkl-r 22 Hoilinger 1475 Howey 51 Hull iiny Jolliclie 3959 Kirk Luke 93 Lamina 93 Luke Sh 5800 I.unl (‘on 10% Lnpli Cadillac 97 Lavncap 92 Iioliel (m. 24% L I. Lac 350 MnCiiBiItI 7-1" Sirloin-oil C 205 Xinriilgold 29 .\fnn East RV; .\fnn 3 55 hilly flpirrs 24 hlnelntyre 402' hit-Ronnie Red I: 171i hfchilllnn 755 .\il-\'ittle 3+4 hlcwattl-rs 75 Mining Corp 4.10 Mom-tn 17.’! Murphy 0 Newbec 8% Norsnda 7050 O'Brien 920 Omega 94 Pnmnnr 800 Parlkhiii 34 Pauloro 80 Psymastcr R7 Perron 200 Pet Cobalt 2% Pickle Crow 750 Pioneer 5S0 For Crown 8 Powell Ruuyn ‘I02 Premier 3615 Preston Il Dom! 135 Road Anti: 500 fled Ililke 1'20 Red Crest I40 Reno G 117 Ritchie 1| Robb Mont 8% oc M Ran Antonio Q00 iibnwkey 00 Rln-rritt 900 Sivcoo 550 illslion Mai 19h Sinve Llho 235 Fitslinrons 173i §t Anthony 271M Rud Rosin 045 Sud (‘on 8O Sullivan 1M flylrnnlis W 415 TIITIMTW‘ in ‘Peck Hugh Mill Thompson Cld 1M Toburn 301i Tnngmnc 170 Ventures 290 Wnitli Ania 015 Wood Cad 10 Wright Bur I70 Ylnh Yankee 4O

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Dryden 15a; 15%

Eng iillcc A MONTREAL, M83011 8—(CP)— 27"" ll?!" B E88 Prices tended to firm on . p _, ‘

..:::":.-. 0.. . “*- Mmriel W new moi-m- G,,,,,,_,.,,,,,- day with butter steady.

fruition ml 11v. Graded egg shipments in cal-lots gringo W‘ ‘l; less’ were quoted at. 21 cents a Imp Ttlh m.‘ 15.4 "I! 01' grade A-large, 19 cents int Nickel no, u.‘ for A-medium and 18 for A-pul- I tk Play Pfri l 19B,

lillllse flail-nus 3:241,‘ ,4-|%i5 Butter was quowd at a 1'2 to ul-(‘oll l": H“ “M; 3-4 cents a pound for ggflgfls o;- ifzzitnizg: 3:11;.’ 31 less of No. 1 while lots to retailers M“ s, C“, 6H4‘ were 27 cents for solids and 271-2 lhnrnnlla 791v‘ 71,16 for pun"-

Qmf’ lmw Es" 217%’ Cheese was quoted at 13 1-4 cts .,,,,,, 5,1,: 5,1,}; a pound for Ontarios arlth Que- g. L". mi m‘ bees unquoted. s: any rm m so MONTREAL, March 8—(CP)~_ Iqgllrariln Pow My,’ 19:15:, Wheat, Nor. No. 2 $1.42, barley, C st (‘tin Pfd so’ s8 W. No. 3 $1.41; oats. feed, No. l Win Elm‘ A 1 m 62, No. 2 61; oats, C.W. No. 8 63

Montreal Curb

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C ' . urrencres

MONTREAL. March 8-—(CP)_ Pound sterling advanced l-l8 cent on Montreal foreign exchanges tc- day to 4.88. Ths French franc went up 1-32 cent to 4.50 cents and the United States 001m- re- mained unchanged at par.

Finance

NEW YORK. March s-mm- Ibreign exchange firm. Great Bri- tain demand high 4.88; 10W 4.87 7-8; close 4.88; 80-day bills 4.87 3-0; France 4.56 l-4: Italy 5.26 l-l: Belgium 18.87; Germany 40.20.

Flour, spring wheat patentsjrsts

$7.50; seconds $7.10; bakers $7.00: winter wheat patents, choice $5.65 to $5.70; white corn $6.40.

Bran, ton $31.25; shorts, ton $32.25; middlings, ton $34.26; roll- ed oat-s, bag 90 lbs. $3.85; hay, No. 2 per ton, carlots, $9.

Cheese, Ontario. 13 1-4.

Butter. 25 l-2 to 25 3-4.

Eggs in cartons: A-large 25; A- medlum 23; A-,.uilets 21 to 22. Potatoes: P.E.I. No. 1 Mts 90's $1.75; N.B. No. 1 Mts. 80's $1.45; Que. No. 1 Mts. 80's $1.40.

MONTREAL, March 8-03?)- Prlces held fairly steady on Can- adian mmodlty ‘ nge prod- uce section today.

Butter spot-Que. buyers-inspec- tion 25b; western regraded 5 i-Bh

Cheese spotr-unquoted. _

Eggs spot-Ont. A-large 21a; A- medlum 19s.; A-puliets 18a.