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. c — - ~ StocIcEx a NEW YORK, May 17—'I‘he Lon- to operate at 600 tons dail Chang. 310D market is closed today. The within two months thareafggg in; u ____.. W" we --"""'-- r-Pmza . . a ' . gcludlfil St. Joseph Lead, HD6150: uypsum_Much woducuon of killlflllfijlmbq 8y 111118. Dupont. H bl O gyps and Glidden. Gliddenum seer slltl zaasgmtgge firs“; 5;;;‘°““"“ "’ months ended A ril so sh ed .- ' ' '1 W" s 82 against 80 ca?“ m thgwm 1g _ m and 4.1m was in February. A'l°°c"h' W" “m . l‘ figsyfffmffklgf wig; Lafatizr-mflalt- Btatnsdard oii of N. rL-Oomplny 2"‘ ‘P? , - e“ ' "P0P net profit for mas ‘n °' ' "r14 11v ingless affair. Th 991181 in Am Rid _ s " 5mm; spot‘; and ‘i: View“ a f5: ti): lgggnunon share against in: ‘£91 Tel 112;!‘ 1&1‘ absence of an further . - - Crude oi] production Am airi- 175V‘ 17% news over theyweek e d 11119010411115 6.6 Der cent and oom- Ail-alibi? “'1' 481i n we wo 58-7’ m expect some further irregulllar oil eguniofigiuand foreign crude Agog-Tit ‘ ‘A strength today in the rails. amuse- om,‘ over w increase 19.4 per 5am Mm $ mints. chemicals and some of the wee m: ye"- gglllllllghkjv 112%‘; 333.‘. o1 . MONTREAL May 1’1_News Beth st m“ ,7, ‘ ' B 1 . /‘1 MONTREAL’ May 17__A1umin_ Extinction-Production and ‘its unn um Co‘ of America_Tempora ma? e 0r first 4 months of (“hos Ohio 041 511a,; injunction granted blocking Uniterd lod with the same per- 109x 1071,; States governments suit against tion 2202 owkcanadl Dfbduc- grim 5,, 2* 9% Aluminum Company, “ml h" 246 up - the!" cent. shipments féon gun up be held later. - ' p” °°“' "Hflmlndlahd 11v °“ “ °" 19-6 per cent. shipments u u 5 $3;"“?,’;;m . . . , 5 Buffalo Ankermqqet prom gerprgdiactlfvéiuiip .6 per eent. ship- gene nrfi/ 10052 after development charges had pmductl‘ North American uflilmifuu Le 13%; 1'53 been deducted equivalent to 30 merits 131,2 up u“ p" cent shlp- El P’ L'- .17% "m5 p“ 5115-“? I01‘ firfit quarter. ' p“ “m” “Fig 4011/ w . z - 1 -_ Gold Import‘ into U. S.—During flrfezsplgntpuilixjbggrbzjinggepon :l(')'?di pflgf, WQQk 523330900 r _ ' ' ' - per (‘touilrich ' ‘mm 3520mm" {mm JzginTgd m. in 52 U. s. cities up 8.3 per (éémixiglrfd am 311% 211.100.1100 from India. O11 Satur- ' ' antic Slrvl. Car 151/, is». m- imports were $2.ll00000 of Steel Prod “" ‘*9 W". .1 h ‘ , - notion-U, 5 ,31,ee1 Int Hur 10414 1011/ Zdlalt‘ $2 200.000 were from Can- production at 91 per oent last week _I1:'hn1‘°'“f::' 10% 10'; 5.2:": ucnmrr= .. M w» . .111 ‘ mifi’. ‘?;“‘.‘l°;$‘“';‘..°*;:““"= i‘ y "“‘“"‘°" 11:51 £5?” “lit . c ca iru/ until i1ower project is comgiliteb, dlzlgléfid 5112i! lrIleicllziedQuartea-gy b“; 41;“ P‘: with 60 days. Mill then expected June l5 to mo“ m June ‘WW1: e viva!“ R alt ' A fl ‘ n T govt’ {Ixrlugkfl 2A‘? arr-i‘ s35 0L‘?- L” ‘Tffiéb if)? r 7k u v ' ""‘ MARKET BULLETIN iWi‘ i513‘ ' . l‘h1l .\l11r 741;‘, fin, - l"hll Pei m» My, My." Derived Iceb- 11 “t me nu- m occur luau who 5311i.‘ Qglgiti 40 1W ‘ _ t I “r151; (r o 17% SUMMARY named drop in steel Operating ‘Q1115 $9‘, 50K $5.1 NEW YORK M n Ida time of two points to 89 per cent oi’ $1,111 “fit”, 1')" 3W‘ “ . av ~H0i it, b ' i Lisf to R bl- . g. _->. in Great Britain today. U. S." Sup? zgbufneyandlylvxirlliile ‘in srsnaalleifcvoll’: FMS‘ 55% reine Court mects at i p. m. New ume than shipments, industry as ‘Ur "W? l? . York time. Celanese Corp. declar- a whole has sufficient business to hum» n} cs dividend of 40 cents on c0m- maintain output at present high "Tm" i"! 70% mon. Texas Gulf Producing Co rate through July. American Cry- ‘iilfn, ila‘ '14‘, March quarter net profit 25 oents stai Sugar Co. year ended March ljnllell Drug /‘ ‘a sharevs 2_3 cents in first quar- 3i net profit $3.79 on common ag- {vuiéerhlgus Imp 513% var 1936. Glidden Co 6 months ainst $1.38 in previous year. Cur- I- q s, n, ended April 30 net profit $l,683,- rent indications point to June 15 l1 ‘s “ind Al u’ M“ 254 or $1.82 on common vs $867,- treasury financing progg-gm of Vgimdiuui 2114 21 '15s m" a0 cents in like period about n50 million of which $100.- }§-',1',""{.‘,‘,{"“ ‘i? 11”» previous year. Net market pur- 000.000 would cover maturities \\'c:lAil1:B" fi‘ Chums of government securities while about $400.000.000 will be “W” 51"‘ V" for investment. accounts in April needed to maintain treasury; cash Woolworth "V; 47% ::’-lx|IiPdr1$11.i]l5fi.500 vs. $119,553,000 balance. I‘! -arc.Ee ut t I19 30Idust‘lshih 17013100! ‘mull’ SYSi/Bmsclg yyelbkoendedmlrtiafjgy 109.08 ‘Bast 123.00 u: 0.45. B ~h0\v.~; increase of 4.7 per cent to 20,Rails high 58.13 low 67.81 Last 19.3 per cent over like i936 week. 57.00 up 0.14. t C Ln May 1 week increases for same 20 Utilities high 27.01 low 27.45, llfb companies were 4.7 per cent. to 25.8 inst 27.53 off’ 0.03. per ccnt over similar period year 40 bonds 101.28 u 0.05. ‘i ago. Magazine Steel says strikes p Dow Jmigg, lwluhn}. 5 @- '—' "' ‘ ’ _ MI NG F‘ nlfllblalh» ~ "Mi! Open Clolo gllflllilefl l? Pltfiielll I Q. ‘DORONTO. May l'I-—(OPl—De- m» l‘ ° ""1" 5M1 ciine in business was attended by Siorlll u u, ‘henna “d cwb I03“) a moderate price slump in the Ahmm "- “a , golds on the Toronto list today. Aphegtng 971v‘ 9:“ “llllkh (Ilwn Clone but general strength in base met- B A llll 23 33% ‘ ais and cheap oils gave the mis- cellaneous mine: index an advance Bath A 41% Us‘ Hunks Open (‘lino Q1 _y) w 15505 Dan Vvlli-k 3 g Oil! < m, H," Metal shares started the day DNA" 11f lfl/ Bk i-uui 1'11 rm well but the enthusiasm failed to Fhnaer m“- n m m1 2s:- 20s g, 1 rein-r v '1' e 39 k W“ s hold. The London marine ho iday d a a 14 ,,_,.,',| 5k and dheavlnes; of Z5116 Ne: York h. walker -3 boar were epress g n uenoes. Hom- 011 1:111 1a: C , Nora-nda dumped 1 1;: and the 1'1"!‘ i195 516% close was higher for aite-Aimu- M 1 h A urrencles let, Bherritt and Sudbury Basin. ‘Li? e: 311,; a Palconbridge and Hudson Bay held nfimvd 3W m NEW YORK. May 17 — (APl— unchanged. Eldorado bulged to Rom mm, 2W, ‘m Leading European currencies var- 2.75 in an early flurry and closed liunauri v 2s 2a 1m slightly in terms of the United at 2.00. up s cents net. “"1"” “"11 14 '14 States dollar today. A fairly strong tone was main- coMM-oipnms

The pound sterling eased 1-16 of a cent to $4.94 5-16. French francs were unchanged at 4.48 l-2. Swiss francs advanced .01 of a cent. and Holland guilders remained un- changed. The Canadian dollar dropped 1-32 of a cent to 1.00 l-B

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tained by the oils. Gains of a few cents each were boarded for Vul- can. Model. Commonwealth and i-lighwood. Calgary-Edmonton was off 5 cents at the close. Hoyalite was dormant.

The gold list was henVY at 01; 3J1 .

close. McIntyre. Hollin8" Lake Shore were down. Read-Au- ihfer finished with a loss of 30

in 20 show-

cents and losses of i0 ed for Anglo-Huronian. COBIBTWm Kerr-Addison. Macassa. OBi-len._ Pamour. Pickle Crow and Binder!» Bidgood-Kirkland led the bee"! for volume with a turnover of 4i.- shares. It closed unchanged

000 at B9 cents.

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MONTREAL, May 17—(OP)-A steady tone prevailed on Canadian commodity exchange produce sec- tion today with butter and eggs at unchanged levels.

Butter spot-Que. fresh buyers-

-inspection 22 l-4b; Que. fresh (02

score) 32 3-4 to 7-8.

Cheese Svpotr-Unquotcd.

Eggs Spot-Ont. A-large 21 1-25; A-rnedium 20a.

__..._.._____._ MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Prue) Toronto and Montreal — Stocks irregularly lower.

New York—~5tocks closed lower. Winnipeg-Wheat 1-2 cent lower to unchanged.

london~Markets closed.

New York-Cotton lower and sugar unchanged.

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i. . Lpfipi m, Graded egg shipments in carlots L or less were quoted‘ at Zlmcelngs u!)

f’ ‘ . cl z n for grade A- arilc- - iiifltm" “’°"‘ 18?... A-medlum. 1a for grade B ~ "V and 17 1-2 for C. it“: n‘ Butter was fllloild it n 3'4 w

. ,. iur-iminn 23 cents a pound for carlots or less e‘l*““'_"::" of No.1 while lots to retailers ' Il (‘I M1,, pm, were 2:1 l-2 for solids and 24 for Mont-til prints. _ “"3"” Cheese was quoted at i4 cents a

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,1:.,,",,1‘,,, ' pound for Ontarios while Quebecs (VIIIIPII were unquoted.

Qwqyf Potatoes: 1212.1. Mts. No. 1 90's “Lflfnrll $1.10; No. i Cobblers 90‘s $1.05; "llynliinlor Que. Mts. No. i 80s .85 t0 .90, N. fiffff", , B Mts. No. 1 80's .05 to .90: new "f, Toys-fir‘ stock. Florida No. 1 half-barrels '°“'1'" RWLVII i (arurox. 00 lbs) $3.00‘. B.W.I. N0 111512113,’ E Um“, ‘ 1 s0 lb. rises $2.15 m $2.25.

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Grain

wmNnPEG. May 1'1 - top) _ Rains in Southern Saskatchewan and Alberta. weakened wheat prices on the Winnipeg grain exchange in early trading today but most of the loss was recovered on late Chicago strength.

Values ended l-2 cent lower to unchanged after a dull session that was void of export interest. May closed at $1.30 3-8. July $1.29 and October $1.18 3-4 to 'l-B.

A steadying factor in the mar- ket after price dipped more than a cent was reports European wheat growing areas suffered unfavorable iweather with Germany. France. ‘ Italy. Belgium and Holland affect- ed with too much rain.

World wheat shipments for the week totalled 12,6l4.000 against 10.541000 last week and 9.350.000

1| the same week of 1986. _, Coarse grain trading was quiet

,with flax futures posting minor ,gains and other commodities firm.

CHICAGO. May l7 — (AP) -- Vifheat scored advances of more , than 1 1-2 cents a bushel late tn-

day owing somewhat to a decrease of 2.280.000 bushels in the United

‘ The decrease reduced domestic \ ‘stocks in sight to 18.337000 bush- els. This compares with 311549.000 bushels a year ago. Wheat closed 3-8 oil to l l-2 up. May $1.27 l-4 to 3-8. July $1.18 to $1.18 l-2. corn unchanged to an advance of 2 l-8 cents. May $1.32 1-2. July $1.19 l-B to l-4. andoats unchanged to 3-4 higher.

m? UNDATED MONEY ' BOX

IBy The Canadian Press) Closing exchange rates: At Montreal-Pound 4.93 13-16; franc 4.48; U.S. dollar .99 7-8. At New York--Pound 4.94 7-16; franc 4.48 1-2; Canadian dollar 1.00 l-B. At Paris-Closed. In Gold-Closed.

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LIVESTOCK

MONTREAL. May l7 _ (GP) — l-log prices eased 25 cents in earlv dealings on Montreal livestock markets today while other divis- ions held steady and imchanged.

Receipts: Cattle 73B; calves 985; sheep and lamibs 149: hogs L493.

Good steers sold from $7.75 to

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____E-ggi-S-lil1Il-15-lB-20-22. visitors at the home of Mrs. Jor- dans parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. Davidson, Peter's Rand.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Finlay and Mrs. Finlay Sr.. accompanied by Miss Alva Brehaut al~o of Mont- ague motored to Peter's Road on a recent occasion where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McKinnon and family. Peters Rd. and of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mc- i

$8.50 with mediums up to $7.50 and common kinds mostly $5 to $6.50. Heifers ranged from $4 to $7.50 ‘ Good cows made $5.25 to $6 with i mediums around from $4 to $5.25 and common butchers from $3.25 to $4. Canners and cutters vrent from $2 to $3.25 while bulls ranged from $3.25 to $5.

Good veal calves made $6.75 $7 with medium good kinds around $6.25. Fair to mediums sold in mixed lots at $5 to $5.75 with plain to fair kinds from $4.65 to $4.75 and common kinds at $4 to $4.50. "

Good spring lambs averaging 50 pounds or better brought $6 to $7.50 each while mediums brought around $5 each with common lights as low as $3 each. Sheep ranged from $3.50 to $5.

Bacon hogs. fed and watered, made $9 with selects at the usual $1 premium. Butchers and heav- ies went at $8.50 and extra heavies at $8. Lights sold from $8 to $8.50 with sows at $6.25 to $7.25.

Peters Road

Lican and family Peters Rd rcs- pectivcly.

Her many friends regret the continued illness of Mr-.. W. A. Johnston, Peter's Road. who was apparently improving in health

tuitii her recent relapse. Still hopes are entertained for hc-r ultimate } recovery. 1

Mr. David Horton. Pctcris Road long confined 10 his bed through severe illness still sCPIIIS to hold his own. anti enjoys ihc risiis of his many friend»

Mr "filly Butler. Grvrk River. is laid aside from active duties through illness which jusn. as he had begun the season.

AlsO M1‘. Ncil MCSWlllll. Grcck River, who was Silllilllfl)‘ engaged is temporarily luid aside through ‘illness. uihich their many friends hopc may bc of short duration.

occur rrd f ishing

Highway improvcniciii i» pro- gfhvlllf! favorably at Peter's Road West win-re road-machining is bo- inc rwrfm-mcd. ‘The highway is b0- ing (‘Ollfldflfflbly widened in part and provided with good drainage. ‘Mr. Walter Fraser. Murray River is in chargi- with an efficient staff of helpers. .