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` saonuoa ‘ ressed cwt ...._ ... _._ ._ 80¢

|615, Iioose, cwt., 0"" israir. iisnusr

Potatoes pk Celery bunch ._. .__ ... u-wc liosst Beef-... ._. _... ....Sudan Chicken each ._. ... __ -Skov stew biests ... .ss -.e -_. ~ 14 we pork phdpl .se sts ceo es. ... "oc veal ln _ ...An uc itonst Pork .__ ._. "nge-lb pi-,sf per quarter 75° ,Hd F,-,wi __, _ 1 ... s.s se. ss. ' inc Carrots 4 lb ... _._ ... _. _ M onions lb _ _ ... pgrsnios 8 lb ,__ .__ .__ ... Apples dos .._.. 1 - .y llei-is doa ... ~'° -.. ... .___ 10-lllf Cabbage ._. _._ ___ ._. ._. ... 5:12# Butter ... ... .__ ._. .___ 25 Pream ._. ... .25 we Eggs lol ._. .__ ... ~

Turnlps 8 for ._. ._. ,, ..... l\¢`

Cranberries lb 12 Rhubarb lb ...__ ... ._. 25c

rlsn

Dried Cod lb ... 60

MT'1_;_gURB

(Johnston and Ward)

eteelis °D°"°'|

£seo|c“lB;-gr: ... ... 13% cn , Brew Corp CT ___ ... 354 Blew Corp Pf ._. _... 111.4 Brit Amer Oil ._. ...._ 15 Can Malt ...... 30 Con Paper ... _._.100 Dist Seng .__ ...._ 10% Ford of Can A ._. ..._ 28

lionie Oil _. imp Oil ... _... imp Tob ... ..._ lnll1’et. ... ._. licichers A ... __

Ngranlgl .__ Tec US el ... ivnlker Good _'B64 Walker Good pfd . 17% Walker Brew _ 800 Wright liar

L1w_..'1'<Jc;<

Last 12 ls 11% Illia nv, :lo me 122% ei lufri lent 29'iis

31100 4:45 :sill 11% :lee use

08 10% 12% 301,41 8 3500 400 - i

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(Canadian Press)

sioN'rns.il_, slarrn 5-rnere were ini i-little, our calves, 543 hose and Ili sheep and lamlis for sale on the tivo Montreal livestock mankats to- dn'i‘iie cattle offered were mostly eovrs and bulls of plain to just med- ium quality. Prices were steady with yestcrday‘s quotations. A Caivcs were slew and prices llroun 5' me ‘°l.t'< “t'.“.r°.“;.".'°..:'.°._°“;‘.:'. o top 411|! y~ C* ' ered were from $500 to $7 ii0”\vitk ine linln between S1 oo and S7 ~_5»

few grassers brought $3 00

The few lambs offered were bucks and brought -SB 50. Sheep were sold. st $300 to $4 00. Two hot-house lsmbs, averaging around 85 lbs. were sold at Sli i'>0 each, with one heavier

lamb at. 37.00.

llegs were stead_v. Bncons brousht

|525 fed and watered, with 81.00 D9! hog premium on selects. Butchers. hesvles and li his were $7 75 and extra heavies §7.%._ Bows were from 80.50 to $1.00.

PRODUCE

((‘a_nadla_a -Press)

ilorvrnssl.. Marci. o-logs prim

declined another two cents a dozen °" 3"’ .“3“"°"‘ "“!i" iii” ‘Il.‘Z."“.i° ninr et o ay. con nu ~ action which set in Friday- Gfliied shipments in carlots or less were quoted at N to 20 cents a dosen for A large. 28 to 24 cents for A medium. ti to 22 cents for A pallets. 10 cents for li large, 18 cents for B medium and 17 cents for C.

‘l‘he butter market was unchanged ,

at W to fill( cents a pound for car- lots on less of no 1 Solids sold for 26 cents and prints for 27 cents.

No 1 Ontsro cheese bruuirht 11% to 11% for late fail make and 121( ¢°

1218 cents for summer.

uebco no 2 white potatoes sold

for 45 to |10 cents per B0 pound bug and Quebec no 1 mountains for 50 to 55 cents New Brunswick mountains were quoted at 57 to 62 cents anti Prince Edward Island mountains at 50 to dh cents for similar quaniites.

Mt’l. Ste ck Exchange I

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(Quotations healsbail by ldbadiss -° 'r.;‘....-~-.:- :'..:'-_ Stoll _ aar ur

fee, :ll llchtlzlld Direct. Clllllattr ara. ,

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B thurst A ._. Bti! Tel ...._ ._ Bras T L.Posr ... ...._ Brock Silk _..._ Build Prod Can.Car.Cens Can Cai- Pfd ._. ......

Can Cel Com ___ ... ._ Can Cel Pfd ___ ._. ._. Can Cem Cem ... _.___ Call Ind Al A ._. __... Can North Pow _._ _... I Can Pac 1 /4 Cor Smelt .__ ..._.135 Dryden rnpcr ... ... .. 4% Dom Bridge ... .__ 205( Dom Coal Pfd _.___ 135 Dom Steel Coal B ._ 4% Dom Tex Com _... 70% Goa Steel Wares ... .., 4’/S Gurds ...__._. 6

iaypsuig _._ .__ 03

ow m sp ...

13% 55 11% 4% 14%

igiii git

'Ili 10,5 220% 110

0% 854 10%

Holi, Gold Mines ._. ._. intl Nickel .___ intl Pow Pfd ... ...___ Lake of Woods ._. ._ __

Massey Harris ._. .. afcCoi ll‘ro_nt _...__ Mont Pow ._ ..._ Natl Brew ... ... _.___

guebec Pow t Law Pfd ____ ._. ... Shswinigsu Bouth Cari Pow ._. .__ Steel Co Can Com __ Steel Co Can Pfd ._. \Vsb Cotton

BANKI

Commerce __ Montreal .__ _._ Nova Scotia _._ ... ... 1 Royal _ . ,_ ... ..

Bank of Canada _._ ,__ ...

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‘A ...lg e 11155 it.. 42 24

(Canadian Press; ‘_

MONTREAL, March &- rltlsh

Canadian dollar as compiled by lloyni Bank of Canada closed as follows:--

Argentina peso N60.

Australia pound 8.8003. Austria achiliing 1044.

Belgium belga 2301. Blusli milreis .0ii50_ Bulgaria iev 0142..

* Csechosiovakia crown .0l20.

Denmark krone 2102. Finland fiamark 0217.

ltrulice franc 0678.

Germaug rsichsmark .4i32.

Great ritain pouild 4.8348

Greece drachma 0007.

Holland flofsin .00."»1i. Hungary pcngn .$055.

India rupee 307|.

Javiin yen 2857.

Jugosiavla diusr .0235_

New Zealand poulid 3.8003.

Norway krone 2-132.

Poland sioti 1050.

Boumsnia leu .0i0ii.

South Africa pound 4.8100.

pain peselu .1404. weden krone .2-49.1.

wltserland franc .$385. nited States dollar 1% per

premium.

Closing exchange raies:-

dollar 1 01%; franc 078.

At New York-Pound 4 75%:

niliali dollar 08%; franc 0 07%.

francs.

In Gold-Pound 11s tid; Can

dollar 58 00 cents; U. S. dollar c s

.NEW YORK, March 5-Farsi

msnd hi h 4 78 low 475%,

GRAIN

(Johnston and Ward)

CHICAGO, Merch 5-

Wheat:--

_ lllgh Low

May _._ ._. ... ___ 90% 05%

July ... ._. ...... 0155 DOM Sept ... ._. ... ._ 90% 80%

MCorn2- ”,‘ 81 _.ill °;:. ';;; 1.4, All Sept .__ 75 74%

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lfay._'_. .__ ... .___ 40% 48%

J ._ 42% 42% Sgpi _._ ... 41 40%

W1NNiPEG_ larch 5-

Whcatz- .

His-li Low

83% 83% 935 53%

Ma ._. ._. ......__ Juiy ... ... ... ... Sept _._ ... ._.

0sts:-

Msy ... _._. ....___

Sept ._. ._. ._. Juy ._. ._.

41* 40*

41 40%

Usa lflas.rtl°s for Spie- rn

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change irregular; Great Britain 4 nm; ad any iiiils' 4 1'1;`l='i-snee oe- mand B 07%; italy 840; Bel lum 23.6-1; Germany 40 72; Canada 0855.

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23 14% N78 110

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73% s _.it 1750 23 55 11% 4% 15 20% 33 15% 0 18% 11 43% 42 24

157 198 287 108 56

EXCHANGE

and

foreign exchange in relation to the

the

today

China Hong Kong dollars .4877.

cent

At Montreal- ound 183%; U. S.

Can-

At Paris-l‘ouall 71.50: Canadian

doliaxl 14 86 fr; U. S. dollar 14 07%

sdian 58 00

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close

Last

95% 00% say.

QYB4 175;

45% all

Lalt

83% 33%

40% 4094

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l\a'rl -as in ill" iloss lui' thi 500.27* twolinstristll payable is advance.

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'I0 !.li'l-N0. 11 OBISTNUT BT. Phone 400. L-400!-tf

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Advertising iiatee-Payable in Advani:

9. ' “|` u 4, | N., |¢ yes worisi vlasu-ra alll Eastern Iiflll. ll _ N: :lovely-lssonanaagdasants alll ¢`°""| '"°“ “ '"1' U0 Pls wards in Iemnrlal Nath-es. 70|' D" "WUI lf; *Mun n'

ernrmssi on.-ri". osras. sis . ee an eel" 0'0"- °' 'ga * 3 s¢rr;osh6':.tvielce: of 'I'hash‘:“a'=:-lolvevlli Ol- 700 IU If _ Ill ` I ll IUD

lssiiliaan e'|:¢s':e,far any alvnelseueas sweaty-live “lil-

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_ For Sale

1 R CABDBOABD SUITAILI,

li In outhouses. sto.. If sires: Guardian Odin.

£55

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ron sans - iiucrlos scan- |r|y¢_ msgs and Waist loom

Cards. Guardian Central ri-uitery. » N"-

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masses sroox srns -'ness

at ble each. Plum Ind #fy

ti-ees at no each sad othciqirult

or ornamental stock at compar-

able prices. Write for Gltliolile-

!. 851|/eaves. leuthwrk

ls-511|-8-6-1.

Miscellaneous ‘ r

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vnu. rear! FWF# -ova-sort .ia Muni NV!!! te ousreiea adm. 1.-me-a-s-ii.

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(ly Johnston and lYasd's Special

I Wire)

UOIKING IAIIII IsI1‘l'lI

NEW YORK. N. Y., larch 5-The

market was inclined to be reactionary

yesterday, but volume was small and ossss for the most part were nom-

inal. Sterling was auatic sad fanar- sliy lower, but gold stocks dd not respond. Probsb adverse develop- ments i_n the exchange situation have now been sded to the uncertainty in the domstic political situation which is unfortunate in view of aa. other- wise moderately encouraging outlook,

Volume has now declined to a level

from which s worthwhile move has de- veloped on previous occasions It may take another day or two to de- velop snd unless the outlook is worse than it appears, the move might well be ou the upside.

Laidlaw and Co.

SUMMARY `

BNEW Yt0étK,t Nh?" Maylzzh 5-Gold ala quoe a s 10 d a ainst

148| 10d on Monday. z

Burroughs Adding Machine 1054

earned tid cents a share against 27 cents in Previous year. , Domestc Crude Oil output during week' ended March 2 avera ed 2,401,- 476 barrels daily off 08,011 ,rom pre- vious week, according to “Oil and Gas" Journal ‘ American Tobacco Co 1934 earned $4 04 a share on combined common and common B stocks vs $3 on com- bined stocks in previous year

American Stores Co and suhs 1084

earned $2 58 s share vs N3 22 a share in previous year.

Ceiaaese Corp of American and

subs 1034 net profit equal after div- idends on 7 percent prior pfd to 7 08 a share on 7 percent filet participat- ing pfd and $1. 25 a common share vs

21521011 part pfd and #.32 on com-

on n'

1033

Pathe Exchange Inc stockholders at

special meeting approved reorganian- tion plan under which a nevr com- pany will be incorporated to take over the assets anti assume the liabilities of Pathe. Application will be made for permanent listing of the common stock of the new company on the New York Stock Exchange.

High Loss Lal! 0!!

30 Ind 10310 102 24 102 58 .04 20 Iialls __ iii) 81 30 48 B0 52 .30 20 Uiii 15 S7 15 68 15 70 .00 40 Bonds 00 52 .15

Dow Jones.

lANON'B "N(_)0N LETTER"

MONTREAL. Que.. March 5-This

morailig’s weakness is disappointing. Nothing however, has occurred to ili- dicnte s material decline from thc current ares.

If the decline in steriilig is sus-

tained. a defiatloliary swing could develop in the United States, unless, of cuurse_ ii: is not eounteractetl by drastic measures on the part of Washington.

The drop in sterling signifies that

England has now devalued to a greater extent than has the United States and has consequently gained trade advantages. This development is likely to generate early demands on President Roosevelt that he exer- cls his full powers of devaluation.

Goodyear Tire and ltubber Co of

Can. report for ltiii-i shows increase in profits, surplus and reserves. Earnings on columun equal to $8 19 per shale against $0 70 in 1033.

Metropolitan Life lns., Co report

for 1034 shows broad gains and main- reliance of strong financial position, Life insurance ill force in Canada now totals $1,022,i505,031.

Weakness of the gold shares in the

face of a new high in the Londso price of gold was somewhat disap- pointing. Trend, however, remains bullish in this division and buying during periods of reaction should prove profitable,

According to current reports in

Wall Street. J. I. Case Co,, will show net for 103-i of approximately one third the 1033 deficit of $2,003,000. With respect to early 1035 operations, it is understood improvement has been sho\vn over comparative 1034 period. Weakness in Johns hlanvilia is not sttnibuted to the pessimism re- garding building sharcs in general, but to the fact that under the spon- sorship of interests whose favorites in several instances have been hard hit in recent reactions.

Banca.

BANON LETTER

MONTREAL, Que., March 5-Stew

liag extended its decline further in

yesterdays session whila the New ork market maintained its film undertone and closed fractioaally off on the day. Utilities acted better than average.

Stocks give every indication of be.

ing sold out and in a position to re- sume their upward trend in their immediate future Retain holdings and enlarge on dips

Buy Cons. Gas, Am. Car and Fdg..

Deere, Case Tbreshing, Radio Pfd ., U S Steel, Am Rolling Mills, At-

Miscellaneous

(Canadmss P

MONTREAL. liisrcii \Vhest nor no 2 83

Burley C W no 2 00.

Oats C W no 2 58. Oats C W no 8 4d. Oats feed no 1. 44.

“Elgar spring wheat

4 _

Flour seconds 85?. Flour bakers $4 D _ Fiona winter wheat

le 30 to $4 40.

Flour white corn S5

Bran ton $27 25 Shorts ton 827 25

Middilngs ton 852 25.

ltellcd oats bag 00 lbs $8 05.

Hay no 2 for ton carlots |14 50.

Cheese no Out fall 11§§

Cheese summer -12% to 2%.

v Butter no 1 I5 to '

Eggs in cartons A 1 args sd.

ggs A 1 medium 84. Eggs _A 1 pullets 82.

Eggs A large 81.

Eggs A medium 29. EIII A pallets 28.

Eggs B large 2|.

Eggs B ms iura ls.

Eggs C 21.

Potatoes Que no I whites (5-50.

Qua no 1 nits 50-55. N B ao 1.mts 51-I2.

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(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK llareb 5- ndea of ll

sta is commodity prices. (Dec sl.

1.,=%i`ssqusis'1otl; 1090 average equals

giiisy 151 2 prav day 151.0.

seg ago 1580 I r ago 140 0.

me sign leo 0 low nls.o.

la: =igh 1562 1 low 120 0.

'Ply

rees) 5_

patents tirsts`

patents, choice

S0 to I0 00.

ie .‘.ti‘_.‘it.t l.°3'»i2:i.i2i¥'

Reduced by Asthma. 'rib con-

stant strain of asthma brings the

me exhaustion. Barb use should by ailmasnsbsmade of tliefsmcus or. J. D. Kellum when Remedy. which more than any Will* Mil quickly and surely on the sir pes- sages and bribes blasse and eolbfert. No home

5 ii;

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tient to a dreadful state of hope-_

ehiéon sndrwastllnsbonsa. b "

olllnga s inc to ply a on was followed by s heavy selling save which spread to other sections of the list yesterday. While volume of trad- ing was rather heavy the IGN! in general did not yield s ghreat deal of ground. On the whole e current setback may be regarded as s tcm- porsry correction. Trend remains

bullish and any further weakness which may dsve op should be accept. ed as an opportunity for accumulat- ing goids recommended.

Yestsrdsy's selling in Bollinger

followed announcement of the declar- ation of the regular 1. percent div- idend with no extra. Since Feb. 20,

1034 or exactly a year ago,-Holly has been paying 5 cents regular pus I cents extra every 4 weeks.

Increased taxation for Quebec

Mines announced by Hon_.Psrrsult, Minister of Mines, of his intention to increase taxation on mining profits by 1-8 was another factor which in- fluenced the mining market yesterday

and brought much sellinilin such stocks ss Biscoe Sullivan, cWstters, Can,, llaiartlc. itead Authier and others The taxes paid to the Plov- iuclal Government ou profits by our mines is relatively in comparison with total. taxes paid and an increase of 33 percent will not affect the revenues of

:het Quebec producers to any ex- en

Fla. Service

.MARINO LETTER Monday Evening

1\.EW YORK, N. Y,, March 4- ivheat reacted % and as stated Sat- uxdny should start on a good advance some time tomorrow, Corn should follow, Cotton also B or 9 points lower and should have a rally to ab- out 13 cents later during the month.

Stocks were somewhat reactionary

with the Industrial averages down th of a point. l had expected the ad- vance to start today, but the fact. that the McCarran amendment deadlock has not yet been broken is respon- sible for delaying the start of the ad- vance Tha gold and sliver stocks rs~ acted 1 to 2 points but I warned you Saturday not to climb for them after their recent buigo The ostensibie reason for their setback today was a statement by Donald Ricbher-g that there would be no inflation while the present administration remains in of- fice, but I think they were entitled to a setback anyway for technical rea- sons and a little later on they will go up again. 1 certainly did not know that Mr. Richberg would come out with that statement when I warned Saturday not to buy them except on a good setback.

There is no change la my view that

the industrial averages will advance about 13 points from about the pre- sent Icrel and as soon as tho deadlock ou the Work Belief Bill i_s broken, which sboulii be almost any hour now, the liiivunce will start.

1 also expect that the ICC will

grant the liiiils some increase ia the reigiit rntes und tiiut should help the liuils to the extent of several points No decision from thc Sup- remo Court on the Pension Case can he expected for at least ~a month. They stand s fulr chance of having their contentions upheld.

Phillip Morris closed fructionally

higher nd all former advices held good. Columbia Picture sold at 44% and l would take profits on half your holdings around that figure holding the rest.

The reactions reaniulv_ a~lii-zi The tractions reacted about a point

each. but they will cerue buck and show fair profits eventually. ~

Rubber ora solo at lille sneula

prove a very good purchase around or just below that figure Otherwise recent advices bold good and the only thing that is delayigg the ad- vnnce is politics, as explained above, `l;l;t, that should soon be out of the

Daring.

FLASH

Senate appropriations Committee

favorably reported the Work Relief Bill after defeating the McCarran prevailing wage amendment and sar- marklng some of the fuinls for spgc. ific purposes.

Dow Jones.

Ma rk ets A t A Glance

(Canadian Press)

Toronto and Montreal-Industrial

stocks closed lower-.

Toronto Mines--Lower.

New York-Stocks down.

Winnipeg-Wheat slightly len-cr New York-Cotton, rubber. coffee

and sugar lower.

Currencies

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, March 5-Further

broad gains vvsra registered on Mont- real foreign exchanges today with the pound sterling, the United States dollar and the French franc all con- tinuing the advance which set in yes- t_crday_

The pound ose 2 5-15 cents at $.83

1,5 while the dollar was up % of one percent at 1% of one percent prcni- ium The franc filmed 04 of s cent at il 78 cents

NEW YORK. March 5-The Canad-

ian dollar moved into prominence in the foreign exchange markets today when the Dominion monstarqv unit fell to a discount of more than one percent and a new low for the year.

The final discount was 1% percent,

the lowest in months The loss for the day amounted to 11-10 of one percent. A week ago the Dominion dollar was at par. The decline began with the recent brisk in strling_ but while the Bound was tumbling st a fast rate tg Canadian unit ieldad only the smallest fractions, {oday's drop, during a session in which ster-

ling was relatively* steady, was the wi est of the movement, _

The pound continued yestexduy‘s

upward reaction during -the early

hours of trading, but cased aff s little towards t e close to finish the day st es 'mi err 114. cents net. Short-covering was credited with halting the pouad's decline. The French franc. closing at 007% cents, showed s loss of 0051, of a cant.

POTATO CHI!!! 800?

medium potatoes

ps boiling water

3 cups milk ce of onion

blespoous butter

2 tablespoons flour

1 teaspoon salt ~

Pinch of 119131301'

i tid "“°" 0%. ..._...

espoon c o

Cook potatoes in boiling salted

water until tender. Put throush Ii strainer. Measure liquid and ldd enough milk to make four cups. Scald with slice of onion. Melt but- ter-, sae iiour and seasonings. Grad- ually sdd tate mixture removing onion. Coors minutes. Add cheese and best until smooth. sprinkle

wanna 3582

parsley

gg pup before serving.

(Quotation tarnished by .lehnstoa and Ward members of the Moat real Block Exchange, Montrea Curb Market, 156 ltlohmnrvfv Street

Ciiarlottetoilll »

Skill 0p»sii..4

Air Bad ... .ss se. .__ 1.11% A.ll.eg Corp ._. ... ...... Allied Chem ... . .__ 183% Allis Chaim ... ..._ Atl Bef . ... ..._ Amer Can ._. ... .. Am Car Found ... _...

For Pow ... ... Loco ._. ._. ._ Pow Lilht ... ...._ Bad ... ......

Alu Bmeit Bfg ... ... __ Am Sugar ... _..._ Am Tel Tel ... ..._ Am Tab B ._. ...._ Anaconda Cop ___ ... ._

Atchison ._ ... ...

E555

15' all

15% 12 2%

nv. 35% out 1ik'i‘;i/I2

ion.

Bald Loco _._ ._. ...._ Balt Ohio ... ... ...._ Barn A ._ _._ _..._ Ben Aviation _._ ... ___ Beth Steel ... ._. _-._. Briklrl _ . ._. ...._ Byers AM ._. ._ Burr Add Mach ... -._. Coll Oil ... ... Can Dry Gin _._ ... ._. Can Pac . .

gan §r§§§

_re l7§ 10% 1 0 %

com Sol _._ _.T

Case Thresh ... ... _._ 55 Cel Corp ._. .__ _ 20%

1 30% 41% 3% 35% 70% 41/Q 4% 17%

Cong Nairn _._ ... ..._ Chee Ohio ... ...... Chic North ... ... ._. Chl-ysler _‘lot _._ ... ._. Coium Carb ... _... Col Fuel iron .__ ... __ Col Gas Elec _._ .__ ._.

gon (gas ... .__ ...

om o ._. ._. __ 20; con oll yvg, Con Can ._. ._. _._ 171, Corn Prod _._ ...._ __ 04% Dei Hilti _._ ... ._ 27 iii 1 Dupont ___ .__ _._ 02% East Kodak _._ ._. 1201/4 Elec Auto Lite _.___ 23% Elec Pow Light ... ... 1% urls sv, First Natl Stores ... __ 50 Freeport Tex 20% Gen Asphalt ___ .__ 14% Gen.Elec .__ _..._ 23 Gen Foods ... ._... 8-1% Gen Motors ... ..._ 20% Gold Dust ... ___ __ 17`

Goodrich Rub ___ ...__ Goodyear Bub ... ,... Graham Paige Great West Sugar _.___ Hud liiot

Intl H . _

ar _

Intl Nickel .., ,... Intl Tel _,_ ,__ Johns liisu ... _....

lion City South _._ _'__ 6 Kelvinator .__ ._,.‘10% Lambert Co ._. ... 28 1-liz Myers B' :elm Liquid Carb ... ... Loews lncorp ... _..._ Loose Wilcs Bis ._. ___ i\lcKeesport Tin .., ,p, iiiack Truck .__ ... sms Aiirsll llliss Kan ...__ Miss Pac ... _._ ._ Mont Ward ... _...

Nash liict ._. ._ Natl Bls _... ._ Null Dairy Prod ... ._ Natl Pow Light ... ... New York Cen ._. ...._ 1451, New Haven .__ _

North Amer ... ._. ...'_' .11 North Pac .__ __ _ 15

4 20 %

9 “ii

as 2.-2-/_ ii*

'20 35'/s 35% 97 'fs 22% 27 3% I li

241).'

uf-' not 1ii1,,'| on

Pack Mot ._. .__ ._ Penn ltoii .., ,_ __ Pub Ser N .7 ... ._ mill Pet ._ Pullman Co .__ .__ Radio Corp ... ,,,, ltndio Keith Orph ___ __ ite; lrori Steel ...__ Ss sway stares Sears Roebuck ... _.___ Sim Co __

211 in/2, 40%; 1752

4 15;; 33% tilt i°i"f‘ i = ' ri". “"0 38 7

Socony Vac _._ ...'.2 South Pac ._. South Rail ... .__.. Stand Brands _._ ...'__ Stand Gas Elec ,., ,, ,_ Stand Oil Cal ,__ ,__ stead oil N J Stewart Warner ..,

... 40

Auburn Auto ._. ._ 212;?

2

last

110%

138 15% 2"%

114% mi 25| 1112 iii/_ flirt 1%!! vii san, 125,, 51 wi’ .1_§"i’ at iii/1 111,; ig 52;: 2-1% 00% 41, il? 33 , viii! 4'/‘J iii? 10% iid 02|/Q '_><i1,4 00% ilu 22 1% i) 33% 13% 5332 2:11 ruff gr. 107: 2% “S33 em 221/I 7 ia iii. 21% 1047, 2a

si :wil el it 22%

1 56 23 Vs 14 in 2519/, 1% 13% 4 10% 13% 4 leant; issé 44 -it

g % itil 40 at

did, 2%

I Announce with much pleasure

MARKET GOSSIP N. Y. Stock _ . 1

EX¢h0fl8'@ Tlnl-: WATER, Oil. CQMPANY-' ol=" CANADA

- . l_lMl1'El:>

_ 1 the appointment of

HALIFAX, N. S. I .

as Distributors of

ii;

fi.

.V-rj .R

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VEEDQL MOTQR OIL

in the Maritime Provinces '

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Eldorado _._ ... ... ... ...110 . F' Bridge _ _ ._. ... ... ._ 300 Gods Lake ___ ... ... 1021 Goldale .__ .__ ... ._. _..._ 16

Golllsie .__ ... ._. ._. Goidfieili ._. ... ... ... _

Goodflsh _._ ... ... ._. ._. ...

Graham ___ ... _._ ... Granada _._ ___ .__ ._. .__ Gunnar ... ... ... Haicrow ... _._ ._. .__

Harker _¥. ... ... ... _..._ 7 Hollinger ... ... ... ... ___ 1740 Howey ._. ... ... ._. _._ . 100 Int iillll ._ ... ... ... U85 J ii( Cons ... ... ... ___ ... ._ 15 Kirk Cons .__ ._. ... ._. ._. il Kirk Huil ... ._. ___ _._ ._ 27 Kirk Lake ___ ._. _ _ ... _ 57 Lakeland ._. ._. ._. .__ __ 1_’Yt L Shore ... ... ... .__ ._ 5575' Lsmaque .__ ... _._ ... .__ 5 Lee Gold ___ .__ ___ .__ _._ ._ 4% Little L L ... ._. ... ._. ._ 680 iifiicassa _._ ... ... ... ..._ 238 Mau East ._. ._. ... ... ... 5 Maple L ... .__ ... .__ ._. _.__ R liclntyro ... ... ... ... ... _._ 4225 .\lcKenxia ._. ._. ... ._. ._. ._ 121 ' iiiciiiiiian ‘___ ___ _._ _._ ._. 27 hIcVltti0 ... ... ... ... ... ... 29 Mcwatters ._. ._. ... ._. _.___ 105 Hill Oil .__ .__ ._. ... 10 Min Corp ... ._. ... ___ __.- 00 Moff Hail .__ ._. ... ._. ._. __ 2% hlonets ... ._. ._.. ._i. ...._ 15 Murphy ... ... ... ss. ... ._. 1 Newbec ... ._. ... .'.. ... 2 Nolonda ... .__ _._ _._ ._. 3350 Psymastbr ... ___ ... ... _... 18 Pet Cob ... .__ ... ... ._. 2 Pick Cro ___ ... ._. ._. ... 240 Pioneer ... ... _._ ... 1035 Premier .__ ___ ._. _._ _._ 108 Pros Air ._. ._. .__ _._ 250 Read Auth ... .. ._.. ._. ____ R0 Reno Gold_ ._. ._. ._. ...__ 154 Roche ._. ._. :__ ...._ 07 ltoyailte ... .__ ._. ._. ... ._ -175 San Ant ... ... ... ._. ... 470 Sheep Cr ... ... ._. ._. 117 Sheri-ltt ._. .__ ._. .__ 53 Siscoe ._. ... ... ___ ..._.313 Son Am ._. ___ ... ___ ... .._300

BOUATID ... ._. .__ ._. ._ 213% 5, nth ...,_ ..

Sdd Basin no Sufi CDDL ... ... ... ...s ee... K Sullivan ... .__ ... ._. 0110 Sylvanite ._. ___ .‘._, ,_._,:. -~i_; Teck H ... ... .__ .__ ._._45i»- ’l'oburn .__ ... ..'. ... ....130 Towagmnc .__ ...._ 2-i Treadweil ._. ___ _._ _._ .__ __ in Ventures ... ... ._. _.100 Waits Amu ___ ___ ... :__ ... ,liilld Wayside ___ ... ... ._. 10‘/0 \Viltsey C ... ... ._. ... __ 51/Q Wright H . ___ 04.1 Silver ._. ...._ 5705 Total sales 702.000. _

UNLIBTED

1a ii lui.; ‘Dt 1314 'Ls

._ .. 3%

._ ._.

Aldermnc _._ ... _._ ... _.___

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Thermoid _._ _.iii Tex Co ...._ _...... Tex Gulf Hui .__ ___.,_ Tm Roll Bear .__ _.._. Union Carb Curb ___ ... Union Pac ... _.___ United Corp .__ ,__ United Gas imp ... .,

§i_l% ti? .322 ai si* ie ol

31"* 3-_»»'§§‘ 31 %

1% 9%

Brett Tr .__ _._ ._. Bl-olvnloo ... ... _._ .__ ._ Can Kirk ___ ._. ... .__ Cen lilan ... ... ._. ._. __ Church H ._. ... ... ._. .. Cobalt ... ... ... ___ ____ Dui Oil _._ ... ... ... .__ Dom Kirk ... ._. ... __ Glibec ._

mfwwgww? if #Sb iff

'3i'2._"ii‘..' 'I. .'°.'. _‘ .'

47 92% til

U B Ind Ai _. ... ...._ 40 U S Rubber ._. ... 13% U S Smell: .__ ..._.110

U B Steel Van Steel ._. ,_ Wamer Bros Co ... ___ Warren Bros ... ... West Union ,,, West Elec ._. Woaiworth Co .__ ..._ Yellow Truck ...

MINING

(Canadian Press)

TOBONTU, March 5-

swamped the mining d the Toronto Exchange a and further inroads were advance registered late Losses up to 2.80 were

the high-price group and goliornl in the second and the groilps Base metal and silver displayed moderate weakness ume decreased to 102,000

33% 1 su, 3% 24% 37% oi ei 3%

of the previous session.

dropping 2 80 to lntyre traded only 700 shares. inger was the outstanding

ISIWBIBI i10lllllG

ciine of 85 cents The cl was up only 5 cents from the low and 2 05 down from closing price Lake Shore do 75. Dome $1 to |80 25_ greaves 80 to it 45, Pleaser 00

Bralorne closed 55 ceufs

Weakness in Noraada was

ducing mines The price

83.50 was off 1 75.

TORONTO, March 5-

ltocka

Aema Oli _._ ... ...

Alex _ ... _ . _ Algems s .. _. ... _ Anglo B ._. ... .__ . _ Ashley .__ ... ... ... Astoria ._ ._. __ __ Bagaman ___ ... ... ._r Barry ll ___ ... Bass Diet _._ ._. Bear .__ _._ Beattie .__ _._ ... _-_ _._

1llg)hflss.__. .__ ._. ... B0 ju ._. .__ . Bradinn ... ... _._ ... Braiorna ___ _._ ... ... Huff Aiik ._. Bunk Hill ... ._. ... Cal Edm ... Can Mal ... Csrittoo ... ... ... ___ _ Castle 'i.‘ _._ ... ._

Phihoog ... ._. .

Dom Expt _._ ._. ... _._

..’."..'. ai __ :ioli ...'lo-'»

... _.ima

__ 315

30% 13 110 30% 15

li a WA sul os 3

Profit-taking epartment of gain today made on the last week. recorded in losses were

penny shares

Vui-

shsres, down

nearly a half million shares from tllat

Holl- weak

spot of the group. About 17,000 sas oi t price de-

ose at 17 40

recent

Saturdoy`a lost 1 25 to Wright Har~

cents

to 1085 and Teck Hu hes 8 tc 4 35.

at D55.

attri-

buted msinly to the Quebec proposal to impose new taxation of the pre-

touclied $33

before digging in and the close at

Close

_ 21

Alb Pse ... ... ... .__ '13

.. .__ _._ 1.

__ 5. . _ ._ 3%

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__ li .. |\\ ._ Ri __ 120

. ... 'ill

... ___ 143 _.. ___ 218 _. iflli

Clrrlry ... ... ... ... --... -' Coiumanlo .__ ... ... all Coratfrilm ... ... ._ .iii-“Li D _ nes _._ _ ...

._. ._ 71%

llomo Oil ... ._. ... iilld Bay ._. .__ ... ... _..._ Lake liiar _._ ___ ._. ._. 31.5 Lebel Oro ... _._ ... _._ .. 5 lifalrobic ... _._ ._. ._. ... ._ 1"'» sieneoo 1%

:ld

2 05 1200

Norden ._. ._. _._ .__ ..._ oil sei .., Park Hill ... ___ ._. _._ .__ Pore Cro ._. ._. ...._. .___ Robb Mont ... ._. ... ... So Kcora ... ._. ... .__ ___ Stada ___ ... _._ ... ... ._ Sud Mines ... ._. ... ___ ._ Vickers ... ._. ___ ._. _._. Wood Kirk .__

cu 4 2% ts 2:

5% 2 4

NE W YORK EXCHANGE

By Frank MacMillan, Associated Press Financial Writer (By Guardians Special Wire) NEW YORK, March 5. -_Stocks

snapped out of their recent coma today to meet substantial offerings on a reaction which toppled the leaders 1 to 4 points.

Bonds and principal commodities

were likewise reactionary, although Wall Street brokers had no pat ex- pianation for the drooping spirits of traders and investors. Corporate news of the day was on the whole indeclsivs and Washington develop- ments were lacking.

Volume was accelerated on the

decline, though still not heavy, at 899.200 shares. The Associated Press average for 60 stocks last 1.2 points at 363, a new 1935 low, and the three divisions used in the compila- tion, tndustriaia, rails and utilities. likewise each made a new bottom for the current year.

Wall street quarters had vsrylhil

explanations of the davis declines. but none of them appeared to be advanced with great assurance. Un- certainties regarding the foreign value of the United States dollar. uneasiness over failure of the ad- ministration and Congress to lst together on a coherent. programme had discouraged selling by 'tired holders" were mentioned most often as likieiy influences. ~

Lossesofitossmuchssi’/s

points appeared in such trading fav- orities as U. B. Steel at 30%. West- inghouse at 36%, American Tobacco "B" at 79%, Santa Ee at 38%, Amer- ican Cari at 114%, Chrysler at 33%.

General Motors at 18%. Tinian Pac- ific at 91%, Standard Oi of N. il. at 37% and Union Carbide at 40.

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