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‘c-gz-GHOSLOVAK FOREIGN TRADE IN i029 The Czechoslovak soreiso $1149 gill-never in 1930 was 40.300 millions o, mm; against 40,400 millions oi crowns in 1028. The imports last year ‘mounm; w 19,000 million oi crowns in lOI to 19,200‘ anilliorls and ex- po,“ y, 20,400 millions oi crowns in 192a to 21,200 millions, according to

these iigln-es the foreign trade in mo shawl a favorable balance of hall! million as against 2 millions of clowns in 1020. The exports oi man- ufactured goods are gradually grow- ing while exports ‘or raw nuclei-tel, of provisions, _and of drinks are de- clining. As to the imports. they show an increase in raw materials, manu- factured goods and living animals, and decrease in provisions and drinks.

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- reopls closely identiﬁed with the building trade predict that the out- look ior 1950 n‘ better now than it wasashorttimeagoandthereare

some indications that the volume of "

new oonsruction will be even greater than in 1920. notwithstanding the iact that the construction industry reached a. newipeak in 1820,

The continued -strength in the shares oi Dominion Bridge would op,- pear to coniirm such a forecast. The radical change in the credit situa- tion is, perha the basis for the rather opt tic esiimato for the current year. together with the gen- erally reéognlsed not that inability

to obtain lrlortgazﬂ money. last year .

had been the real iniluence in,’ re- tardina construction activities. At the same time it is well known on the Street that the Dominion Bridge insiders are very bullish on their stock andas a high official of the company pointed oilt the other day by the remark that they have writ- ten ofi large amounts for deprecia- tion on plants and property and some day the people who are buying the share today will reap a good harvest.

O. P. R.

It is interesting to note that over 00% oi the outstanding common shares oi the Canadian Pacific Rail- way are’ held in Great Britain and Canada. The general opinion has become current that the » United States is the largest holder oi C. P. R. which ls incorrect.

' Famous Players

The strength in Famous Players last week is now explained. Mr. Co- hen the rngnaging director in an of- ficial statement ‘has stated that the Canadian Company may consider a merger with the Gaumont interest oi’ Great Britain. It will be remember- ed that the reason tor the resigna- tion of Mr. Natharlson, ‘the iormer

I manager, was due directly to

i the fact that the management would

not consider an oficr oi $75 a share for Famous Players stock from the Gaumont " people. Consequently,-

’ should a merger go. through, the

hareholders oi Famous Players

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stock and possibly more. On“ .t_he

' pbasis of current earnings, this figure ‘ would a"

to be excessive.

It would not be surprising i! the "paper" stocks were taken in hand in the not distant luturean d moved.up. All the unfavorable news is now known and in practically all cases~ has been discounted. The securities are believed to be in a sold-out cone diticn and any favourable develop- ment would, no doubt,’ result in a quick a ‘ “ A merger oi 5t. Law- rence Paper, Brampton and St. John Power salPaper is believed to be in the final stages and announcement oi ‘its consummation may again focus the attention of the "Street" on this class oi security.

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Abitibi 27 Asbestos . 3 Bell Telephone . . 100 B. (l._Power A . 38% B U. Power B 20% loronlpton ... 26 Brazilian (,0 Building Products (bid) .5 Can. Car .

can. Bronze Can. Ind. Alcohol 101.1. Can. Power 8r Paper 13% f“ ' Plow 33% Cons. Smelters 235 oansrewing Can.‘ Cement ' l- Dominion Bridge . qamous Players-,.....“

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Hamilton Bridge International Nickel ..........-s‘l.'l0

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which we are selling at lowest prices.

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tionil Breweries .....,....... 126 National steel cin- ............'70'.é Power Corporation .............70 Price Bros 705.’.

Quebec Power . . . . .106

Shawinigan .. hill-L- Bimons s, Sons .. 43 Steel oi Canada A0 Winnipeg Electric ... 47%

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British Amer. Can. Dock s» Dredie . (altered) Can. Vickers Distillers Beagram Eastern Dairies

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nit. Pete Imperial Tobacco . Noranda Stand. Paving 6r Materials Walker Gooderham 10

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Amer. Carl 127%

Amer. relic Tel Amer. smelting s.‘ Defining . .. 74%. Amer. a Foreign Power 91% Amer, waterworks d: ‘Elec. ‘ Anaconda C0999! ... Atlantic Refining . ' Baldwin Ilocomoti-v Bendix Aviation .. Bethelhem Steel Briggs Mig Columbia Carbon .....'...‘.....‘1'83 ColurnbiaGas soil Columbia Gramophone 261/: Cons. Gas 107% Chrysler ...... ‘sot; ...... 10% . lblm Commonwealth a Bo 15 Commercial“ " 20% Continental Con‘ .. 65 Curtise Wright '1 Dupont 117 Electric Boild s» Share .. Elictric Power s, Light .. Famous Players

General llllictric .. General M0tors 40% Gillette and, 103% Goodyear 705i Hudson Motors 57 John Mansvlile 1am Int. Tel 6r Tel ...... KoistelﬂRadio Ileow‘: Inc . .... 7i Montgomery Ward .. New York Central .. Nash

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AUCTION Oi hardwood ti. Kintyre, Wednesday, Jan. 28th, at 1 p. m. John A. McCallum. owner.

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ArvwroarA arm: ... Thursday. Jan. 80th, Grand Dress Carnival. Good music. Liberal prides. 1389-31

I. H. BAYNER LIMITED, 450 St. Peter Bt., Montreal, P. Q, announce their next Auction Sale of Silver Fox Pelts and other furs on Monday. February 3rd. Last receiving dale in " ' ‘ ‘lhursday, January 30th. Chas. R. Stavert, Agent. 1308-31

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FUNERAL NOTICE-The funeral oi the late Mrs. James Bowling takes place tomorrow (Thursday) morning from her late residence, 375 Kent. St, 0.45. to saint Du ri's Basilica, thence to the Roman Cath- olic Cemete y.

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BAPTIST SERVICES-North Riv- oi- Field sundry, Feb. 2, Fair-view 11 a. m. North River 3 p. m. Long Creek . 7 p. m. Prayer Service at Kingston at 7 p. 1a., Miss Laura Bsin o! Tel- ‘ speak at Clyde River at 7 p m. W. R. Mac- Walker, minister.

IIO CKEYXBTS RETURN. — ‘James McKinnon, Fred]: OT-Ianley.

Robert Rattray, Joseph Leslie, Har- ry ‘Walsh, George Russel coach. comprising- the 8t. Peters hockey team were in thecity yesterday re- turning from Montague in which town they played a friendly game oi hockey. ANNUAL MEETlNilo-At the an- nual meeting of the St. Elizabeth's Aid Bociety, the following officers were re-elected: PIES.—MPS. S. R. Jenkins; 1st Vice Pres-Mrs. R. J. Ledwell; 2nd vice Pres.—Mr-s. J. J. Hughes; 3rd Vice Press-Mrs. J. J- Hcrnby; 'I‘reas.-Mrs. Wm. Moran; seep-Mrs. B. G. Peppllll.

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1928 1929 . insurance issued '

$29,613,333 . $30,965,222

. . insurance in Force $105,105,236 $121,766,094‘ Payments to Policyholdera

A $1,028,519 $1,460,685. interest on investments, 6.29%

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