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stocks Stage Light: Bally

In New York

By FREDERICK GARDNER

Associated Press Financial Editor NEW YORK, Feb. M-The stack market loped into a rally today and leading issues climbed l to more than 2 points. a number to new highs ior thergstst Fol- lowing an early s9 . list act- ed somewhat tired and prices were under the best at the day in most cases.

The Associated ‘grass average oi Oiisiockswasupdoiapolntat 51.7. The utilities composite touch- ed anoihcr new top since 1937. Transfers were 1.060.770 strut-es a- ‘nst 745.4% the day before. It was the best day's turnover 1n Feb-

r-uary-

Flrmness oi foreign securities markets seemingly reflected the improved outlook tor ca abroad. The Canadian depar ment lagged behind the general market advance with several stocks inactive. Walk- ers was the principal gainer. mov- ing iorward 1 1-8 point to 49 while

Distillers Scagram. International and (Panadlan Car r frac- tional improvement. Dome and

Lake Shore were of! sliflhtly. Stocks at new peaks ior 1938-89

Pacific Gas, Southern Caliiomia Edison. J. C. Penney. orrts, International Har- Oaterplllar Tractor.

and Montgomery

Ward.

Promment ‘on the upside were U. S. Steel. Bethlehem. General Mot- ors. Chrysler. U- S. Rubber, Santa. 11's, N.Y., Central, Southern Rail- G-reat Northern. Chesapeake A: Ohio. Westinghouse. Johns- Mcnsvilfie and U. S. Gypsum.

Among the iew lallflflrd WEN l1!‘- craits and oils. most oi which slipped fractions to a point. Wtrat stocks did:

. Tue. 508

Advances

Declines 145 Unchanged Y" Total ixues 33°

Livestock

Mon. 308 256 220 784

MONTREAL, Feb. 28 -—(CP)— Receipts on Montreal livestock markets today were ‘l0 cattle. 543 calves, 1217 hogs and 37 sheep and lanrbs. Cattle. sheep and hcss ‘WEN “l1- changed. Calves were steady to a shade lower.

The cattle were mostly cows and bulls and were sold at steady

oi the veals were oi common if lust ialr quality .5116 were sold n mixed !o‘i.s at $8 to 2.8. 50, A Iew good veals made $950 with medium kinc) around $9. Common light thm veals sold down 86.50. Grassers were 84 to

“Hogs were unsettled. Early sales were on rail grade at $13.50 weight. Live grade prices were not established.

The livestock division of the Dominion Department oi Agricult- ure reports rail grade hogs de- clined today. 20 cents to $12. Hot weight; that rail grade sows were steady at 87.60. The report also said live grade hogs. oi! trucks declined 15 cents to $8.85 and live grade sows re- mained steady at $5 50

Currencies

MONTREAL. Feb. 28 —(CP)— Pound Sterling dropped 17-32 oi a cent on Montreal iorcisn QX~ changes today in $4.70 3-8 while the United States dollar dipped 1- 32 oi one per cent to 11-82 prmliun French irancs eased slightly to 2.- 88 29-32 cents.

-(AP)— and. French

NEW YORK. Feb. 28 The Sound Sterling iranc declined today in relation to the United States dollar alter recently reaching peak prices ior the year. The Netherlands guild- er resumed its retreat 'hlle the belga maintained lis rooting des- ite heavy selling in the London orelgn exchange market.

The Dutch money-which rai- lied sharply Monday-dropped an- other .00 oi a cent to 53.12 as capital continued its trek out oi Amsterdam. Sterling declined 7- 18 oi a cent to 4.88 3-4 and the French iranc .00 1-18 oi a cent to 2.85. The belga was unchanged. Canadian funds were at a d count oi 3-8 compared with 11-32 yesterday.

Grain

WTNNIPEG. Feb. 28 —(CP)— Light oiicrings and general lack oi interest held wheat futures prices close to previous closing levels at Winnipeg today. Final quotations were unchanged, with May at 82. July 82 5-8 and Oct. 63 1-4 cents. Liverpool finished 8-8-1-26 low- er. (mlcago traded a shade below yesterday's c!o.= while ‘Buenos Aires held abou unchanged. Pit- trade 1n coarse grains was con- ilned to spreading. Cash wheat‘ re- mained dull.

MONTREAL. Feb. 28 —(CP)- Wheat, Northern. No. 1 72; bar- ley. Canadian western No. 3 48 i-2: eats. iced, No. l 38 3-4; flour wheat patents, firsts 4 85; econds 4.85; bakers 4.15: winter wheat patents. choice 805; white

. .25; shorts. ton 23.25: middllngs

ion 25.25: rolled oats. bag. 80 lbs 2.45;

2 per trml.

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4 MINING

R0810, . 88 —(CP)-_ tsring another cautious an. "M0- the Town stock market

how‘ ted-v. The leneral tendency W" “Dward throlllh the aiter- noon but the gold group isli .18 short oi closing even with Mon- day's iinal price level. All other in-

dex mulls tering net gains. industrials ad .42 base m tals .51 and the wee oils .30. el-

ume was comparatively small at

1.000 ares. Bell Telephone advanced a point to 175. i in two

beat price years and other utilltiu including B. C. Power “A” Winnipeg Elect- ric "s" and Montreal Power, pick- ed u . The Canadian Car issues. Dom nion Brid , Dominion Steel

B and Natio Steel Car were strong spots in the industrial group.

The base metal share advance was led by Consolidated Smelters with a gain o! 1 1-2. Norsnda and Hudson Bay trailed with iractioh- a1 gains and the close was up 5 to l0 cents ior hlcoubridge and Sherritt.

Teck Hughes and Wright-Har- greaves were active and strong, each adding 10 cents. Higher- price golds were stead but ior a loss oi 7-8 ior Lake ore, selling ex-dlvidend. The close was up 5 cents or more ior Macassa, Gun- nar. Lamague. O'Brien and Que- -bect Mining and Sigma added 85 cen a.

Home was about the only active western oll and it held 8 cents oi an early 15-cent advance. The lose was up narrowly ior Cal- mont, Anglo-Canadian and High- wood. Dalhousis lost 3 cents. Roy- alite closed a traction higher.

his“? 04bit’ » Q L report l

Stocks cm, TOR/ONTO, Feb. 23-. Afton Oil z 3-4 A P Oon 18 Alderman: 40 12 Ana Canadian n8 Humn 825 A titeld 12 cris 4 1-2 Auntie 14 1-2 Bcnlciiald Base Metal i8 1-4 1' 17K 20 1-2 Bkliattic 137 390d 24 10 l5 1-4 Bralorne 10 7-8 Broulan 48 1-2 Brown Oil 22 1-2 Buff Ank 14 Buii Gan 8 7-8 Bunk H111 8 Calmcnt a3 C" Malartlo 88 Cas Trcth 90 Oeni. Pat 253 Cen Pore l0 1-2 em 50 (‘hromium _ ‘l8 Con Chib 21 larum 150 Con Smelt 081-2 Davies 39 Demson 18 Dune Oil 32 3-8 Dorvo‘ 8 L 4 East Crest 9 East Malriaoie 285 Eldnrado 185 a . rm “i 1. Fed Kirk 5 1-2 n l? Gillies Lake 8-4 “no . 2: so“... n. unnar 5W»... o? "’ I-Iarirer 8 l-I may: 14 7-8 Home Oil 253 l-lcmeot I-lud Elia-y Min 34 1-2 Nliflel E 52 3-4 Jecola ‘l 1-2 Jelilcoe , 8 Ken‘ Add 180 3:1 12% 7 1-2 1.8m 00nd 2 1-2 e 840 Lana Cad 42 Lava Can 7g 1 z belich 74 MacLeod 52:50 Msdeen 47 1-2 hlélalanbic 5? mntvre 55 1-3 McKenzie XI) 121 McVlttlc 9 143 McWauierl 50 in 164 M“? ‘i’? orr Murohv 1 5-8 Naybob 33 1-4 Ntwbec 5 14 Nswgoid 1'7 $383153’: ‘Z3 1 r N‘. 0n 3 1-7 Nor-gold 0 Nor Can 5° OBrIen 30° gbfitbu “l s a Om 42 1-2 Pacaiia “'6 0 Paulore 4% Perrcn rm 1'19 rick Crow 585 nor 288 1%.?" iii Preston 155 Pros Air 59 Qligouénold 62g .3 a s-t da 2i $24.2 t? sq 158 " ts‘... re Creek 109 Sh?‘ ill Sloane 124 mflhfl i ” Flavs Lab 11 S W Pete 4i Sta 78 Straw he 7 it‘. ml“ ‘it ilullivarr 82 I wlvaniie‘ 338 ‘eck H 450 iota! Corp 83 fhimrn it: Uchi l! ventures I00

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Montreal and New York closed higher.

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1-0-22; . (as 2r 1-40. -_-——-—- chmflggop U§°§§Qd_ armour-row scnoor. Butter spot. Unquoted. a h x_1. wmna new: 1 MONTREAL. m. as —(CP)— gm“; "wows; 3- Pa“ line

Oiierings held tesdy and gener- '

any Mahmud‘ 1,, den...“ on Grade x-t. Elizabeth Reid.

pen produce markets hare toda the Dominion Department o!

Creamery butter prints to retail- pound and solids ior 22 1-2-23 1-2. West- ern butter delivered ln Montreal . was oiiered at 22 1-2 ior iresh or teuriaed lots

colored cheese

cg! shipments in used iree cases sold at 24 cents a doa- ior A- medium. 21 ior A-pullets, 20

n. n6. 1 1.01-1.10; No. 1 rnts 50's '10-'12; P. a. r. No. I. No.

tmchangad New York —Cetwrkaand rubber

dlr 50.44 cents; Canadian dlr 89.- 23 cents.

Grade IX--1. gussgl z. Ulflllibt ; . i Smith. ' Grade VIII-i. Charles Craig; 2. omcm\lr"r' r sm e — . r11 M K ; Wright: lwAlice: 13?:-

l. Grade V-1. John Craig; 2. Mary ge nqccabe.

. Elizabeth Wright;

2. Olive Craig; 3. Marie Oroken. Grade Il'i—1. ‘Iieresa croken. Grade 11-1. William Wright; 2.

Arsenauit. I (ai-l. Everett McKen- Doris

Smith; Fflhd

rd senault; . Eunice McCabc.

Perdect attendance: John Craig. Olive Craig. Elisabeth Wright. Wil- lism Wright. Doris Wright.

lldAvinn. Principal

ti! . cbster, Assistant.

ior six rounds ed very exciting and clean fighting the wiruier was an- Jimmie Orane- but nev-

nounoed. iecl sure that

ertheless many ians ‘Ilommy has every intention oi challenging his opponent again, as

ieel beaten. Good ior him. The first bout oi the even- inrz between McEachern and Mc- Gllvery. both irom the seven Mlle Road. was not go excit as McOllvsry bravely orced Mc- Eachern although this was the first time he had ever been in the ring. But just as the second round was ending McGllvg-y was knocked out witharight hand punchi/c the head and was unable to get up aitcrthe count oi ten and McEachern was declared the winner. After the fight the seats were quickly cleared away and the remainder oi the evening quickly passed in dancing. Music was sunrgilled bv Hector Mc- Donald and Crane.

Miss Rita Cullen. 48 Road. spent the past two weeks visiting friends in the city. _

A number oi farmers in the vi- cinity have been busv during the mat week iinlslung up their-thrash; tns- ;

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i___ fAwty ‘wogpg THREE FLIERS KILLED _ cum". , I m|;m¢__(gp) A LONDON. rec .27--'lh-ree avia- l “ m" y, m n," u, “m... g...- m tors were runs today when their cum rnonhs ior neglectim his iive . Wm New "WW 5m“ children. lice dkaoverlng the >ar W, . Kuntingdonshire. Canada 166 iarniiy bivouacing in a ileid He nev were ilyinl! 0111:!‘ W511i‘: Comma an 174 said. f’! was bur: i‘; gilt! and": 31d ‘m _ m!“ . f“ U s,“ m e c man George Noll ‘l-Irlpley. - Nova Sootia — " '-

Charlottetown.

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- - Yesterdays ' . * Brzsk Buying Local Market Gardlgan Head And On Montreal Q t t- - Vlclllll-Y

110 8. 1011s H - ' A cartisst congrat latl StOCk Mdfkét coaaacrnn roa svaar wan- “ “mil” W Mills-I; ‘T133102: rrssnsv AND ssrUanAv-s glhllffl-Ifi. Cardigan new, on the rssua mualrn" " "Wm-ins baby boy MONTREAL. m. as -cor>- . “Tm _ ' ' Stocks ch we teed “"31" brisk buylarli-g at.‘ and lggerltgialfi m” ""20"- .5’- m .M°Q““‘d' “ gain; were gene;- ‘t m, d°“_ Ode? bun¢ 40c day I l' 0 the city Oil MOita

Metals and rails were buyers‘ pmgh“ g 1545‘ ' javorites and consolidated Smelt- “ma, 3 ma“ h ers pushed forward l 1-4 points in Stew meats 1 l wuMi-ls vmtricia WiI-ht. Sturgeon 58 1-2. Noranda advanced 5-8 in g u, 2'1“ d8 t}, m‘ w 4's m“ m‘ sun‘

80 1-4 and Holllnger and Norands. er “'25” Peggy. e we“ M h“ “W590 M?‘ Showed gains oi lesser iractions. 31mg;- Q51" a??? cum‘

Canadian Car preferred touched as gen 65 "1 13 A

1-4 but 1m selling brought the 4 ' g5. m’ mmw‘ °‘ m‘ Baldwin’! price down to s: a-s, a gain oi Carrots a lbs we 3°“ “My “TWP held well-resu- s-s on the day. Dominion Steel Beets a lbs 10., l“ “my m’"‘*‘“ "' m‘ “We °' and coal n was ahead 1-: while Cod n» 5., M" “h” “m” °" Wwlt-‘ldill other gainers among rails were Apples pk 30 50 firming Mm a u“ ‘twmuwe’ Canadian Car common. General do; 3547c m’ am“ 3mm m" l" 111i"- Steel wares and National Steel Car. ussh lb 3., m‘ 5pm“ °° '4“ CM“ “"4"

In the utility division Brazilian Cranberries Qt 18c and explained “me “mum puts‘ advanced 1-4 to a and Montreal Sector. 7-8-9c arm which mm‘ w“ “Md w govéer was agile-amounts s0 1-0. Geese $200-$220 910cm ggxlnlgndspghy: x

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“rice and Si. Isswrence Cor- h 17c em m’ we home M M!‘ um“! poréatiofis shgwed rtrarraw 551m ghroonmuizbo 45c ~ l En , XE“ —___— stemyo an consrir ons were “d llllhnheg 15_fi§ ML mom“ mummy c‘ N‘ R.

Tom 59,5; 94,900 ‘mm; h. A Wwmm at ‘Immoral-inc. was a gouge: 5:30.100; mines .700; nun/mm MONEY nox mkmd “M” "'° 4“ R°°¢ .

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