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EXCHANGE

F Morning Stock Letter

(gwelved over Pitiield and Co’!

' Private Wire)

Ngw Yodus, March 25—The mndon market is inactive and “any this morning. Reports irom London are that it will probably “minus inactive ' until Gar- mmy gives her answer to the sig- natories oi the Locarno Treaty re- nmurg a neutral police force in

mrineland. Dramatically, news u mixed. The Electric Power out- put report cannot be published be- cause oi the influence of the floods m various sections oi the country on normal electric output. Crude on output increased last week 31,000 barrels daily. On the other hand, steel operatiom are showing 5 rapid recovery following the in- unruptlon by the floods. Anthrac- gm coal walkout has been post-

ned for at least a month. Divi- dend meetings today are Gold Dust. Pacific Lighting and U. S. smelting.

yesterday was the sixth day oi g very narrow range for the whole market. There is a great deal oi gkepilClfim about the market ag- gin. Considering the news it seems (,0 be giving a rather good account oi itself. However, until it defin- itely establishes a trend again we believe it will b: advisable to move cauilously. But as we point- ed out, there are still a number at stocks which look as though they would like to go ahead.

MORNING STOCK LETTER

Floor brokers were of the opin- ion ihat the small flurry on the downeide in the stock market yes- terday aiiernoon was largefy due to traders. In the morning stocks were for the most part strong and dull and evidently this dullness got on ihe nerves and they sold stocks. we believe there will be still but

it ok to buy Mbntgomemy, Std. Oil

iations higher and with this lack- ing stocks are sagging under light_ liquidation and generally display- ing a. very

if little headway is being made in

little carry-through on the down- side in the market at this time

d that at the same time a pretty good demand will e t ior stocks ii they sell oii a litie further. Consequently, we would still be in- clined to buy selected stocks on small dips. At this time we believe

oi New Jersey. td. Oil of Indiana and the Utilities, particularly 00l- umbia Gas and Cons. Gas.

Texas Canadian Oil (lo-Con- tinues to bring in new producers in. the east Texas Oil field ac- cording to official word. Two more wells brought in yesterday. Com- pany has now '14 producers in the Texas Oil structure.

MARKET COMMENT

Both the mining and the indus- trial sections are currently dis- playing a lower trend and prices are quite low from this view- point Buying ot an investment calibre is still underlying the mar- ket but buyers are content to wait for stocks to come down to their level rather than reach for them. At present moment what appears to be lacking more than anything is some real incentive to carryiquo-

listless appearance. European picture is still highly confused and at times-appears as

straightening out the tangle be- tween Germany and France. An additional note of conservation made it: appearance in the re- ported Itaunn pact with Austria and Hungary and also nationaliz- ation by Mussolini of Italian in- dustry.

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film sans -- r-‘uulc YEAR 0LT» Island Bred Horse. C. E. Clara, Llnkletter. L-3428-3-25-2r.

FOR. SALE — QUANTITY GOOD iced turnips. Mrs. A. Ferguson, Suffolk. L-344l-3-28-1i.

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BED-SITTING noon: TO LET- Apply 214_Quee§ _s_t_.__r.-a4cc

T0 LET-THREE UNFURNISIIED rooms. Apply 325 Fitzroy. L-3445-3-26-3i.

To LET-ROOMS FURNISHED and unfurnished. Also girl to as- sist housework. Apply Guardian.

I._.ii344-3-24-3i.

irovsr: T0 LET-CENTRAL Loc- ation, seven rooms and bath. APPIY 90 Sydney Street.

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(Canadian Press) Toronto trial stocks higher. er

W111n1nee~wrreai down l-B cents.

unchanged.

f? 1’ ett Clow Kingston. 11-3431-3-25-21. M URB ' ‘"34" HM‘- '___—_% ' regarffrg §§§§~§°$rrff°§fk."°a§§ Male Help wanted " premium on ‘selects Butchers STMNQ 3112,3131‘ TRACES- NEW i n 1 P """'§," “"1 c‘""‘ heaves and llghrs were $850 and and used_ ompleie for horas THE . ‘11111’ lm-nr cm oi nnirenl qmclr ‘ ' Clinton Morrison, American Rum largessyguraglgléomiiAlNArpAdsi cvclnmifi and Curb liar-am extgadheszvles Si!» Bows were sold ber Belt Dealer, Fredericton Sta. 11w; representatives p my’ 8° h Bfookn Open pm Mo n ' P. E. I. L-3236-3-i9-7l. county in territory not, p.33, n A o" T - l , 24% 245g 1'01‘ 551-11-1191-1- T91’ 5N1) and p.rmrrs1tt§§§i§§n§§°§§§ri$§§ 3110M "1 '15 U typewriter desks. Also kitchen consult ;_ A_ Moore Cun“; 1am 011 5111/, 7.13% » range. City Bales and Service. Building Charlottetown ' ' "m" 1"“ ___. 202 Richmond Street. near ' ' §‘{.':f¥',f‘,.'“a,,uu 1,3 "w: (Canadian Press) Y. M. C. A. 11441844454748. Lost ‘ 1i "D 4 MONTREAL, March 25 _ A m“ SALE KNECHTEL KlT M. slightly eatier price trend again . wsTziffiifiiiFfiiigs lscellaneous ruled for eggs on Montrca. open

chen Cabinet, good condition. Cash $20.00. Write K. K. K. care g1 Guardian. L-34l5-3-25-3i.

FOR. BALE — BUICK ENGINE, six cylinder. Good condition. D. Darrach, Bonshaw.

~ L-34lB-3-25-3l.

FOR SALI-I- 4 GOOD WORK horses and one mare. Priced from $50.00 up. Herbert Weeks, Fred-

iricton. L-34l0-3-25-3i

W time ago in brown leather case. Finder apply 1'1 Orlebar Street. A __r_ejvard. L-a4os-a-24-a1.

Agents Wanted

NGENTS WANTED EVERY- whcre-men and women-to sen 11 1111c 01 111811 class cosmetics di- rect from manufacturer to user, Double your money on small in- vesimenr A few dollars will start

_ you. Write for particulars to Figs sans: as ACRES AT NEW “Ambeflsx, Dept 26' 8L Hy!“ lasson. Lot 22. occupied by 6mm Que L333,‘ firs: Clwlient- Apply to McLeod =._‘_-___ ' ntey. 1.41260 =>-—-- Salesmen Wanted FOR SALE __ GLADIOLUS 2_.____.

blooming, size 22. Varieties mixed. $1.50 per 100 poslpald. P. C. llowness, Albany, R. R.

L-3273-3-2l-4l.

FARM FOR SALE AT GREEN 311i’ Lot 65, fifty acres, good build- lllss. cultivated for coming sea- son's crop, immediate possession. A991? to M. Alban Farmer, Boli- citm‘, Charlottetown.

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FOB SALE-DRY WOOD SHAV- 11181. baled produced, and stored

lost summer. Excellent for bed-

dlnl live stock and poultry. Il- Dtciaily suitable (or Fox Ranches. Bvedial rates for oar-load lotl. Moncton Lumber Company. Lim-

ited. Houston, N. B.

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m! lAl-I-A I010! VIISIL- "Il. Namy he". Length 66 it., ll it. beam. lulinl 20 hone power.

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EXPERIENCED IIOUSEKEEPER wishes position. Apply Guardian. L-3430-Ii-25-3i.

WANTED F0! ESTABLISHED business, salesman with some ex- perience preferred. Good oppor- tunity for right man. Apply in

Canadian commodity

Butter Spot; 35,195;

Cheese spot-Ont make) 1i to ll (Nov-make) ll to ll 1-4.

plete in themselves. They

that it speedily recovers

writing to A. B. care Guardian. L-8440-2-26-6i.

ncss follow their use.

N. Y. Stock Exchange

(mlllllled by Pltfiold Incl 00m- membors o! llluntreol nook

Pl"!

exchange and curb nurkot) Sioekl on"; Air lied

Al Chemical 1051/, Aru (fan 131 Am For P: 0 Am Loco 31 Am liud 231 Am Tel and Tel 162 g Am Water 22 dinnconrll 3.11,’, Aiulrlsou 7 .421 lief Auburn 50% llnld Loco 51/, linlt Ohio 10% llcndlx Av 2131);, lletlr St 59% Briggs Man (i1 (‘un Pnc Ry 12 "aw 140 (‘In-a Ohio 571A Chrysler p5 (torn Sol _ 21% Cour Bo 3% (You Cnn 3g Con Gas Co 3414 Corn Pro 7 2 Cur Wright 7% liccrc 141 DuPont ‘ 147 lilvc Auto Ll 40 :07!!! Il R

<‘ r-eafnne (is Gcu lillcc S3116 111-4 l-‘urzds 35% (.011 Iilot (my, Goodrich 192v, Ililtl Mot (‘or 11:1‘ llunp ‘ilot Car Q1; 1n m. 23.4‘ Int ll-rr $.11; lnt 'l‘-l nnrl Tel 10% Johns Man Co 113 Kcnnccol! 3g Mont Wnrd 405;, Alur Corp 2mg, hull Ii]; 34% Nut (‘ilflll ling ‘g7 New York N ll 41,; Nnr Am C0 Nor Pnc rum; Mot Purnnmuni l".\nn li Ii 311:1 got ‘(Io .

u r ‘or-r ‘o 1 l‘||ro Oil Co ‘Z1312, Iinrlin (‘.0111 13% linrllo Iicilli Orpb 3 Scum lloc Co on‘, Nlrcll Ilnlnn Oil (‘o 17% Sonilr Pnc '33s‘, am on N .1 any, Studebaker Co 1:; ’i‘cx (forp 311;, 111mm Alr ~31, 1711114111 (‘corp 71' llniinl Gus Imp 1052 v a Ilulr m), 1r s Steel Co can, 1T 3 St Corp 331/, Vanadium g3 Warner llros 1'31.‘ Went Union a1’ \Vcst Air llrake r3 Wont Illec - 113 II nolworih 5o

Markets A \

and Montreal-Indira- Toronto lViines-Irregularly 11131;- New Y°P1l.—$t0cks higher.

New York—Cotton higher; sugar

t (Canulian Press) MONTREAL. March 25—Trad- ing volume was at a low ebb on

produce section today with prices unchanged to l-4 cent lower. 200 boxes Que regraded (93 score), 22 9-4; 54 Que regraded (93), 23. 211 3-11: Que crass 22 1-2 to v-a. col l-4: Que white

Egg." Spot~0nt A large 20 to 2i. A medium 19-20; A pullets 1'1- l8.

:Miller‘s Worm Powders are com-

drive worms from the system, but repair the damage that worms‘ cause and so invigorate the constitution

disorders of the digestion that are the result of the wonk of these par- asite intruders. They do their work thoroughly and strength and sound-

MONTREAL, March ib-Jritish and ' exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compil- ed by the Rn Bank oi Canada closed today iollows:

Austria schilllng .1992.

China Hang Kong dollars .8290. Denmark krone .2222.

France franc 966940.

Germany relchsmark .4049- Great Britain pound497ll5. _ Holland florin .6889.

HunBBYY Pongo .2972.

m”. Japan yen .2899. Poland zloti .1900. , 5111114 . United States, dollar 1-4 per 2 1‘ oent premium. 32% Closing exchange rates: ' 51% At Montreal-Pound 4.9’! 11-92; 115,1, o. s. dollar 1.00 1-4; franc ans 55¢, rs-aa. 74 At New York-Pound 4.96 1-4;

113 Canadian dollar 99 9-4; franc 6.61 3-4.

19% At Paris-Pound 75.02 ir; U. B. 2c dollar 15.12 1-4 fr; Canadian dol-

WK 191' 15.09 1i‘.

cm. -m gold-Pound 12s; U. a dollar d?‘ 59.17 cents; Canadian dollar 59-03 51 cents.

97% NEW YORK, M21011 35-—F0l'- 21"“ elgn exchange steady. Great Brit-

qg?“ an. demand high 4.9a a-a; low 4- ao r-a; close 4.9a 1-4; so day bills

731? 4.95 l-4; France 6-61 8-4; Italy 1,1,1‘ 7.9a; Belgium 1am; Germany 4o.- 150 38; Canada 99 3-4. 411,4, 3i. ‘W’ Y k C b fly. New 01‘ I11‘ 20c; -?- -' (Supplied by Plrllold and Com- ~r puny members al Alontruui nor-k ‘vi/f exchange un_r.i orb market) A.,, 10-74 liiock: 00w Last 112- 3771 Aurcr Gus Elcc 38% 41 lsilrrs Corp 1115a 15% 3° Ult Scrv 5%: 5% -'11 141.4- liunll s 231,1, 241/, 27% rruru A - 4% Niug 11nd W)’; 9% 271/1 (Cmrndigrn Press) 30X, 51M)“ Close 11% Aruur (fyuu B 311% 11% Aurcr llus Eluc 8i! 351V: Amer Sup Pow 2 4R Assoc Gus iillcc A —— 411/4 Atlas Corp ‘l?! ‘.24 (‘nu .\lur 2% m ' cit Scrv 31/. 7% (‘rcolc Pet 207g 0111/. 1: t- i! an .1114 17% Ifolrl of C1111 A 33% 11-111, Gull‘ Oi Penn 73% 071/; Ilunl Oli lief 73% 131,4 iurp Oil 23 1181/, lnt 114-44- 37 201,4, Un Light POW A 7% 7% Nlng lzlurl 91X, 10% Sui (I Ker. 191,3’, 20% Un Lrigbt Pow phi 63% 641/; (11% . ‘.13 33% *2“ LI VEST OCK 431,4; 114145 4117.4; '

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, March 25-—There were 142 cattle, 134 calves, 480 hogs and 9 sheep and lambs for sale on the two Montreal livestock markets today. 442 cattle were handled on con- signment to the Manchester Bri- gade for export to Great Britain, leaving Saint John, N. B.. Thurs- day lvliarch 26. There were no early sales o! cattle. Calves were about steady. sell- ing irom $5 ior common thin veals to $6.50 for a few small 10m of medium quality veals. Medium good kinds sold up to $7. Eight early spring lambs, aver- aging close to 60 pounds, sold for $8.50 each.

1-4 t0

produce markets today with grad- ci shipments in carlots or less quoted at 20 cents a dozen for A- largc and 19 for A-mediurn.

Butte-r was Off a little at 22 1-2 to 23 cents a pound for carlots or less oi no 1 while lots to retail- ers were 24 for solids and 24 1-2 for prints

Cheese was unchanged at 11 to ll l-4 for no l Ontario colored, current arrivals.

Potatoes: P E I mis 90's 31-35 to 91.40: 80's 81.20-81.25; 50's '15 to

exchange

Que 22-

(Nov-

$1.35; mts 80's $1.10 to $1.15: 50‘; '75 to 80; 10's 17; Que mts 90's $1.05 to $1.10: No 2 whites 80's 95 to $1.

not only NEW YORK, March 25-'l'he

day to close at .99 3-4 in terms oi’ United States funds.

The pound sterling clo=ed un- changed at $4.96 1-4 while the French gold franc followed the dollar down, closing off .00 1-4 at

from the

Mt’l. Stock

60; 10's 17; cobblers 90's $1.30 to 80's $1.15 to $1.20; N. B.

Canadian dollar lost 1-32 cent on the foreign exchange market to-

y_ Exchange ‘

___-. (Supplied by Piifleld and Co. Member: ol Iontroai ltrleh .01- ehanlo and Curb lot-hi)

gush Open Ln! Abltibl 100 200 Bathurct 12% 13 Bell 'l‘ei 44% 144 Brazilian 12% 125a Brew Corp Carr 3 3 B C Pow 3 3H1! 31% Can Cur Found (Wa ~47 Can, Cement 07: 9 a Can Ind Al 97a 190k Cun Pnc 1'.’ 12% 1 (Jock Plow 8%. "/4 ‘ Cons Smelt 275 27.1% Diet Sea; 27 21 Dom Bridge 30% 110% Dom Steel 6 6 Imp Tob 14 4 Int Nickel 49% 4014 Massey Harrie 111/‘ W. McColl Front 1421,‘, 16 Mont Pw 32 .21}, Not Brew 421/; 4211/4 hat St Car 151,4 151,5 Pow Corp 15% 151/, Shawlnlgnn 21% 21% Sou Cun Pow 13% 15114 St oi Can 041/; 031V, o BANKS Bk of Can 58 5S Bk of (‘umm Bk of Mil 100 100 Bk o! N. S. 2R5 285 Royal Bk MINING | (Canadian Press) TOROITID, March 25—S1ight

improvement was registered by the gold division of the Toronto min- lng list today but the miscellan- eous mine issues weakened about a third of a point. Volume was sharply lower at 720,000 shares.

The average of the golds was lifted despite a (preponderance of losses in the senior group. Mc- Intyre closed a full point down and Lake Shore lost a half point. Teck Hughes and Little Long L119 815° dropped behind. The demand for Bralorne perked up late in the day and the price jumped 30 cents to 7.55. Hollinger gained 1-4. San Antonio was again heavy, losing 8 cents and Buffalo-Anker- ite l0 cents. Recessions up to 5 cents appeared for Beattle, Mc- Watters, Pamour, Perron, and Sylvgnite. Anglo-Huroniarr ad- vanced 15 cents, Cariboo 12, Cen- tral Patrlcla _'l and Pickle Crow

15.

A majority of the oils were strong. Texas-Canadian gained 5 cents, Calgary-Edmonton 8, Nordon TORONTO. March 25

CANADIANS Ann

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CLOTHING MANUFACTURER: "In my opin- ion, Mr. Smith, if manufacturers would consult their bank before taking any important new step, they would be more likely r0 avoid undertakings that could not prove beneficial and which, if carried

wanted to reach our ‘No.’ It

IRS-AND THEIR BANK

- MAN UIFA C'T'U RTNG -

further, but the Bank ‘said

proved mos: fortunate, for you know what happened to sales. The decision saved our‘ company. I have come to realize that the Bank has extensive sources of information not available I 2o me nor to any company l know. The advice‘

out, might even damage their existing business."

‘MACHINERY MANUFACTURER: "On the other hand, I know from experience at the Bank of Montreal that the banker may be able to ad- tlise what ro do, as well as what to avoid. For instance, the Bank helped me to size up the our- look correctly and assisted me with loans for raw material and to establish distribution which in-_ creased my business and profits."

PURNlTURE MANUFACTURER: “For ' years after we bought our plan! we discounted our trade paper at the Bank. We needed more money, gave securiry and got it. Business was so good (ha: we

has nor always appealed to me at the time, but I

am now convinced (ha: ir ha been backed by ex-‘l l

ceptionai information, coupled withgxperience.” This Bank has ampl€loanabie ma. and well. comes new accounts. ' '

lrs facilities include: Extensivfmarket and credit inforrnationpcommercial credits for foreign 1111-‘ ports; exchange against goods exported; special wire services to important markets; branch and agency conrrecrions throughout Canada and for-‘ cign countries; letters of credit focuseof com? parry representatives.»

BANK.

' v 27?“ I10 1105 4 321K; i205 lll ‘ 87 Hylvnnllc 24;! 'l‘nslrotn ~13 'l‘eqk u 45:". Tuxas 4J5 'l‘oliurn 142 Viuriurca 201i Willie Amu 107 Wnyslile 1i) \\’i'l1:l1L II 701) Total snlcs 120.000 Ccu I'M. 2S5 UNLISTED Alilcrinnc 11 lircit 'l‘\‘ 3

Produce Prices

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, March 2.5- Wheat, nor no 2 69 l-2. Barley C W no 3 47. Oats, C W no 3 37.

Oats feed no 1 34.

Florir, spring wheat patents, firsts $5.60.

Flour seconds $5.20.

Flour bakers $5.10.

Flour winter wheat patents.

choice $3.00 to $4.00. Flop‘ white corn 54.40-34.50. Bran ton $20.25. Shorts ton $21.25. Middling; ton $26.25. Rolled 011.5 bag 90 lbs $2.90. - Hay no 2 per ton carloi; $9.00.

(MODERN, EFFICIENT BANKING SERVICE

Potatoes: P E Lmts 90's $1.35 to

OF

Egg 7A medium 23-24.

7. cobblers 90's $130-$135.

E I cobblers 80's 91.15-91.20. B mts 89's $110-$115.

B mts 50's 75-80.

B _mts 10's 17.

Que rnts 80's $105-$110.

Que no 2 80's 95-31110.

IIOSPITAUS CUP FINAL

(C. P. Cable)

(By Guardian's Special Wire) LONDON, March 25.—In the hos- pital's rugby cup final at Richmond today St. Mary's triumphed over St. Thomas 19-8. An English Rugby _________,________.

Professional Bards McLeod & Bentley

w. n. BENTLEY, K. C.

J. A. BENTLEY, K. C.

i Barristers and Attorneys-ai-Law MONEY T0 LOAN

Office: 180 Richmond Street.

Palmer & Haslam ll. J. PALMER, K. C.

A. J. l-IASLAM. B. A., LL. B. BARRISTERS, ETC.

Bank oi Nova Souths Chambers Charlottetown, P. E- I. MONEY T0 LOAN

Phone 85. P. 0. 13o: 127.

MacGurg-an & Tramor MARK R. MacGUIGAN, K. C. C. ST. CLAIR TRAINOR, B. A.

\ Barristers, Solicitors, Etc, MONEY T0 LOAN Office: Over Provincial Bank, Richmond Street, Charlottetown.

H. F. McPHEE, B. A., K. C.

NOTARY &c. 1 BARRISTER. SOLICITOR Riley Building. Charlottetown.

Bell & Mathicson

R. R. Bell D. L. Maihiesou, LL-B. Barristers d; Solicitors

Cheese no 1 Ont col 11 to 11 l-4.

£01 3-4 cen .

Stocke 011m Acme Oil 15 Afton 111! Ala: Oil 50 Alex '-’ Algoma 3 Anglo LI 4W] Ashley 1-1 Astoria 4 Iingarnuv 7% Hurry ll ' 3V1 llnsc Met _ . 22 Blun- 95V; Bcnttla 140 111g M (i0 Bohjo ' 15 llrrrlorno 755 I! 1t X 21 Iiuff Auk 475 Buff (Jan 9 Hunk Hill ‘l2 Cnl l-lilm 117 'Ctll (lil 10 Cun Mal 110 Cur-limo 132 Ifallln '|" 134 (ten Pat. 2S5 filcrlcy 31/; flonlnrum 220 Doruc 45% lrllrlorndn 11L’. l1‘ llrlrigr. SR’: Fed kirk 47; Gods Lrrke - l-‘rnnlrlin 5% Golilnio. 20 Goorlflnb 15% (lrafrnrln 181,4; (iramioro 8 Greene 241/, (lunnur 89 IInrd Rock - llnrkcr 8 Ilollingor 141,1; llomcslcarl 301/4, llowcy n‘! J M (Inns 42 Kin-k Lnku 47 Luke Sh 511/, Lnnur Cont 11% Imlirl 221/‘ Irliiln L L 005 ‘tlncaaari 375 ‘ilnn l1} lll ‘ilr-lniyro l 40 AicK-arrnle 141 hlvlllllnn liIcVlliie ‘Jii McWnttt-rl 1311i Merl Oil I0 Min Cop 120 Mlnto 541% lilonetn ‘l2- Morrls ll-‘liér Lltrrplry 2 Newlicc 3 Nlpisslng 250 Noranrln fr" Nor (‘nn 99 O'Brien 311 (ilgu (X1 11% Omega fill Pnmour 71115 Pnymnslcr '12 Purrnn 121i Pet Cnb 3 Pick Fro B20 Pioneer 101/, Pr-on Air 257» Prcnion 38 Road Auih 107 lied Lnke ill Reno G 109