Rén 6. 1937 j
MA - _ _ - THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN pAG1; N|NE
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l 1ment on Monday. Premier Blum 1--___ 1al'o .states that France does not 1 '
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THE remuneration received by tlie executor
of an estate is set by law, and is tlie same
wlietlier tlie executor is an individual or a Trust Company. Tlius the administration ol your estate will cost no more in tlie liands ol specialists than in tliose olindividuals wlio may
be entirely ignorant
ln addition, your
ol estate management. estate under expert ad-
ministration stands to laenelit in a material
way. It is the Trust1Company's Business to find tlie best marlreis for assets ol any lrind,
and to manage estates so tliat tlie interests of 'tlie Beneliclarles will be served to tlie best
advantage.
V/ould it not be wise for you to appoint
as your executor a stall’ ol experts skilled in
‘ estate management, particularly since it costs
no more? We Invite consultation.
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Canimi Guardian loralri, do par word; Wcatem and Eaatern iucala, le lnr uurd; Aiinouiiceineuta and Coming Esouta io per word; Ulaaailieu to per word; tn Memoriam Notices, 70|- par inch; Llaia uf Floral and Siiiriiuul Offarlnll. Garda, etc.. lo por name; Letters nl Condolrinca 'fur par inch; Notices ot Thanks and Apprei-latruri. 700 ler their nr la par
word. Other ratea on applis°1|t.ul\.
liinlmum Charge fur any arivrrtlaemeae twenty-live cents,
J§0&9Q§§ EQ¢ 942459
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` For Sale
Miscellaneous `
WE IIAVE A VERY SPECIAL AC- c.uuit and sickness policy for iouiicrs at rates much cheaper th.11i other classes. Better call and investigate its merits. J. A. Moore, Currie Building, Charlotte- tcwn.
FOR SALE-I'/IAIIOGANY TILT top tab.e, antique, Phone 1308. _ L-5723-3-2-al. "* ' FOR SALE _ BUILDING LOTs_ 'Apply Charlottetown Real Estate, 214 Cuiriberlnnd. L.-5464-2-24-img,
H1=.'P_.W=‘"t¢=¥ _ __-
473 VACANCIES IN
FOR SALE - INCUBATOR 300
egg size. Apply Edison Chandler, lvortli Milton. L~113-3-4-31.
THE POSTAL SERVICE , ron sAi.r: - rox iiourm Purs.
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Your opportunity. Full inform- ation and booklet “How to get into
FOR fi./lI.IS-NEW PHILCO RADIO
the Canadian Civil Service' free _ 1 I M. C. 1 1.;r.l.°.'..r.l°;:§'.tl.';f'.';'.1.l';
School Ltd., Toronto 10. Oldest in 1
Street. L-114-3-4-3|.
Canilda. __ __ ________ _ 3-41. 1 :__ _ _ _ _-_--:_-r; \ ~._---~-_-_*_----~-~---_
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FOR SALE - CRUSHED SHELL
Male Help VV;mte¢| 10.- Poultry loo lbs. for '15 cents,
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l\'ANTI:ID-A FIRST CLASS BAR- bf-r. Reliable. Collison Barber Shop, Sydney, N. S. L-B3-3-4-5|.
Al'1‘i'tEN'l’lCE WANTED T0 lcnrn Barber Trade. Short Course expert training. Molnr Barber Co - 1 _lf‘1rc, Halifax. 17-356. 1
Personals
i‘ili\`r\'I`I'] IIOME KINDERGAR- lciis nay. We start you. The Can- a1l1nii Kindergarten In;tl'utc. Toronto (10.) Per~Snt-ti.
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i.ill~`T-l\IAI.E FOX. PALE Sli.- \`f‘i'. Apply to Aliibrorc Duffy.;
_Sotiilip0:'t, I..-227-3-5~3i.
i-051'-itrrcr-:ii"i‘ B001( ,CANAD- iziri /idjustincnt Bureau, Finder i>I-,‘.'i.~.t- cali 1527. Reward,
L-233-3-5-2l.
Wanted
viwvrrn s/ii.as" ` izrzrniisau- tativc for Prince Edward Island in introduce our service ond pio- i/-rtion to ra" owners. Apply to A. L. A, (Mf.`tlme1 Limited. 427 Roy Building, Halifax, N. s.
I..-272-3-6-2i.
_ Wanted 1,-\N'rEii _ soo EGG lN(1i1BA'ron iii :ood condition. Kari Bouitcr- vlciorlii. __L-25a-Il-_ti-ii,
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The Difficulty. Of Knowinir
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"Salesman
It fs, we suppose, natural for parents to believe their chi.dren have no eye defects. Moat defects are noticeable. hilt not many of the eyes, dir- °l‘l»|¥- They crllat in a great mln! cane. and are discern- able only with at thorough and rcientltlc examihatlors.
‘. Hutchison
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while it ici:-zls. Earle Fisheries Co., C1ial'lc_,; own. L- 5701-3-2-Gi.
FOR SALE - CRUSHED SHELL
for Poultry 100 lbs. for 'I5 cents, vrliilc it i~.\:.is. Eorlc Fisheries C0.. Cl:ru'lot‘e own. L- 5701-3-2-61.
FOR .\'Al.lC - DRIVING \VA(i0N.
‘ ll tlircc months old pigs. Apply
James B ako, Malpt-que Roiid.
_ L-243-3-is-al.
A('AI)IA l(‘ANADA1 STATIONARY
Gnsolinc Eiigiiic 2 H, P. Aitcooled. l\’iagiieto rqiiipped, Used scarcely any. $75.00. H. G. Matthew. Souris.
L-ZI4-3-5-31.
FOR SALE - SEVERAL GOOD
userl cars. Pop<"s Service Station. M‘.‘lntyro Higiiway, 11-252-3-6-Iii. I
FOR SA I. E - GEN'I`LEMAN‘H 1 Raccoon Cont. Apply 232 Rich- mond, noon or evening.
L-244-3-6-Iii.
FOR SALE-Gi-INERAI. PURPOSE1
marc. six years. Island bred. E.- Leonard, 'Cornwall L-248-3-8-3i.
_ ._______ -,.,, __ POULTRY FOR SALE-25 B. P.
Rock Cockerels, 5 Bronze Turkey Hens, 10 Gobblers. The J. P. Tan- toii Co., Suniinerside. L-255-3‘5-lt
FOR SALE - DOUBLE TENNA-
ment liousc, and bam. C0m¢\' King Square and Weymouth. Apply 29 King Squnre.
L-222-3-5-21
GOVERNMENT A P I’ R 0 V E D
Chicks. Fi.. O. P, Sircd_ Free Cata- logue. We gllurantcc Livabllity. Maritime Ciiick Hatchery, St. John, N. B.
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I|0'I` WATER RADIATORS ALI. heights. furnaces slightly used with new guarniitec, new and used baths, basins, sinks and toilets. New toilet seats $1.00. Ideal Plumbing Supplies Limited, 30 Craig Bt., Montreal.
N-1008-2-6-S-U.
W°f_\f_,"!e.'i.f.ed __
LII' A B L E MIDDLE AGED
woman wants position as house-_ ker or housework. Apply "A. care Guardian. L-217-3-5-Bi.
Il0\V »l(lN'It.l AVERAGES
ip 2.50.
flrvi exchange. Domeriiraliy, the .most important overnight news
£5721
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NEW YORK. March 5-France
intends to restore-free gold move.
intend to devaluc currency or con.
was the I_-’resldent’s speech at the Democratic Victory Dinner- in which he criticized rather severely, the decisions of the lower courts and the Supreme Court but whether this will have ony effect on the morket it is difficult to say. but the probability is that it will not at this time. As pointed out in yes- t=i'd°v’s1ei.rer. U. s. steel md ad- VBYICCII steel prices on an average °f fl'°i\‘l $3 to $8 B ton. Internation- al Harvester for last year reported $5.6 against $3.77 previous year. We would expect an irregular firm Oiiening today and believe that prices will improve during the day. l
TORONTO. March 5-Waite
Amulet-Official announcement of “Opening the mine for production as negotiations for financing con- tract rr refining zinc concentrates and a new copper smelting con- tract have been completed. First production is to come from the Amulet Mine with development W°l'k Proceediriz on the Waite property and with preparations
made for production also on mc latter property,
lvfaclieod Cocksliutt-Diamond
drilling has penetrated from 12 to 14 feet. of well minerallzed mater- ini on the 500 foot level, according to an official statement.
Aldermac Copper-Increased cap-
acity of 750 tons daily expected to be in use by May. some diamond drilling has been done on the 925 foot level where a horizontal hole has encountered 205 feet of ore of about the same grade of the number 4 ore body. 'I'hi.s disclosure adds heavily to the indicated ton- nage. ,
MONTREAL. Much 5-Brazil-
ian 'Fraction-The Financial state- ment for 1936, which will not be available for some time yd.. is ex- pected to show earnings equal to about $1 a share against '14 cents per share for 1935. During this year net earnings show $8 an ln- crease of about 1 per cent over the net for the same month last year. Equally important if the hopeful- ness that the Brazilian milrels will be able to achieve in the not di - tant future a. basis which will al- low the government of the Re- public to leave the foreign exchange market entirely free.
BARING MORNING LE'l"l‘ER ill
each case the outlook for vol-
- I .said last night that tlicrc should be at technical setback this afternoon of a few points and this setback came promptly today. The Indu.§ti'ials averages, which were near 194. reacted 2': to 3 points.
1 A.; I rtated yesterday, I ani un- certain whether they will react six full points, since they already had a six point setback from the last top that was made February 11th, but I do look for a considerable setback after they get up to 197 ro 198.
ume of sales is better than for inany years.
Laidlaw and Company.
l MORNING MARKET LETTER
1 Pricas were mixed on a large 1 roluri1e`opcning yesterday but a 1 Llenerally buoyant condition .continued throughout the |"’°if1iiU§ and in the rail division 1 until mid afternoon. 1 _Tile Utilities, recently unrespon-_ 1 ~""`9» m&M€ed to make some head-
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MARKETS AT A GLANCE
(By The Canadian Press)
Toronto and Montreal-Indust-
ritil stocks higher.
Toronto Mines-Lower. New York-Stocks closed higher Winnipeg-Whr.\1t_up 1 It-4 to l
3-8.
New York-Cotton and sugar
higher.
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be for hurt those that have stocks 50 or 80 make it very unoonifortable for those that buy at the top.
to 60. ago, after having sold the other half around 61, and I would stay out of it, as well as of the prefer- red on which you should also have taken a very large profit on that big bufgc a couple of wet-ks ago. Don‘t buy it back.
I it ` maining quarter do so on the next bulge.
you should be long below 40, got UD be of below 40 anti below 30, made a new high and would still hold it. Southern Pacific. of which I said yesterda to sell half on further
However, at this level one must
careful not to get loaded up. a 10 or 12 point setback won't
- til
points lower down. but it would
U. S. Rubber gave you a chance sell your remaining half around as advised a. week or two ago,
, Ja
U. S. Steel reacted 4 points and yoil did not tell out your re-
Unloii Bag and Paper, of which
to 75 and profits on half should
taken there. Atlantic Coast Line which you should bc long still
1 ;\'_a_;'_:_n :_l‘.e_hfirst hpur. During the 1 _
. oo e suppy exceed d d - 1..._r...1 ...111.1...u_y is 1°... ..°.....§- 1 Produce Prices ,crate reaction in most issues but ‘
e decline was orderly and in
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bulge, made a new high 60 3-8. Hold the rest for 65.
Auaconcia ijctlcted 2 points, so
did Kennecott. but I expect still higher pricc1 in them nnrl ivould kccp long.
United /iirt-rail wliirli _von
flirlild hart- hoiiglit :1i~u|»l\'l 22 and 29 made a new high Isl i-il Srriy long of il. fnr thc pics-clit.
United Airlines got. up lo 2! Il-4
and can still bt' bought. nc-ar 21
Eric lst pfd. and \V:eb.=i.-,li A
made new highs. licld lhcni.
Indu trial Rryon finally ,-:ot bc-
low 38 again and should bc bouelit.
As it is our poli"_v to recom-
mend pllrclinses only nftcr .sharp setback' and not after big bulgc=. we advise you to make no proin- lscuous purchases at this time but to lio‘d such stocks on wlzicli no selling advices have yet be-en given. .such as the stcrc 'tock.-. the rails, the utilities, etc.
Bering.
NOON COMMENT
Altliougli 'lic market is doinin-
1 ated by strength in the Steel and Rails, the ivliole list acts relatively well. Volume _hriiiks on reaction and expands on tlic upside. The motor group i. still lagging de- spite iiidicatiors that production this wcel: will total around 127,000 cars the highest sinrc 1929.
We think that greater interest
will swing to this group and the oil stocks after rome of the cur- rent entlitlslasni for the steel: and rails is spent.
While the motor industry still Ls
plagued with strike problems and the oil industry i; tlircatezied. these two industrie are approach- ing their best selling seasons and
Currencies
NEW YORK, Marcli 5-tAPi-
The frnnc broke sharply in ilu. foreign rxchaiigc market. today on
a cent.
The pound. at 4.87 13-16 was 0-
16 of a cent lower. The Canadian dollar was uiicliaiigctl :it par.
Other currciicles, 'with the ex-
ception of the Belgian helgn, were inclined to sag ln sviiilifiiliy-
MONTREAL. March 5-(_Cl"1-
Pound sterling dccliiit-ci li-lt: cvi-t on Montreal foreign exchanges to-
cents while thc Uiiiir-rl Suites dul- lar remained iiiicliangcci at par.
UNDATEI) MONEY BOX
(By The Canadian Press)
Closing cxcliaugo rates:
At Moritreiil-Pouiid 4.87 11-162
franc 4.57; U.S. dollar 1.00.
At New York-Pound 4.87 13-itil
franc 4.56; Canadian dollar 1.00.
At Pans-Poiuid io5.i4 tr.: U. S-
dollar 21.54 fr,; Cnundinn dollnr 21,54 fr.
In Gold---Pouiid ils. l0dC U- S-
59.43 cts.
Honor Roll of Toronto S€i100l 101'
the month of 1=‘ebr\iar.V.
Grade VIII--1. Edcssc Gallant.;
2, Evelyn Gdllaiit. _
Grade VU-l. Ada Gai ant. grade VI-1. Alum lvinrtin; 2
Grade IV-1. Albert Dolroii: 2-
Albcrt Gallant; I4. Mary Doiroii,
Grade III-1. Marjorie Buote; 2
Grade Il-1. George Doiron: 2
Vera Martin: 3. Rayahal Doiron.
Grade I (ai-1. Allison Doiron:
Dsucette.
Grade 1 lb>-i. Marie Crockett.
2. Urban Gallant: 3. Alban Doucette.
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lmommon that mdicat 1 MONTREAL, March 5---<CP1~- 1 more ,hm such prom ;°Lin;'"_f_';f wheat, Nor. No. i sua; barley, u might naturally be induced by tl-11:
1substantial upturn ot' the time _ _
, p1-egedlng dam 1 Flour, spring wheat petciit.-.i`it 1 In me major steels particular]y_ _ $7.50, seconds $7.10. bakers $7 .the gains during recent weeks , winter wheat patents, choice $§:,'.'1 have been extensivg for example I iD $5.70; White corn $6.40. U. s. steel which reached ir wp of - 5'3"- ¥°“ *31-251 -""2""-» “"1 $124 3-4 on wednesday was “lb 1$32.25; middlings. ton $34.;l.»: tor- 1 ing around 30 in the middle of 1 rd oats, bag 90 lbs. $11.85; hay, N
_ W. N0. 3 92; Oats, Iced, N0. .l Si l-2 1 .
2:# ¢,_
per ton, carlots $9.00.
1 price incrcasgs today which ma., 1 Cheese, Ont. No. 1 13 to 13 1-I 1 promote further strength in the BUl¢@i'. N0. 1 25 1-4 to 25 if-~ll: |stock and its jnfmence as ,_ mm, Eggs in cartons: A-large 2.3; . 1 ket leader now 15 importarm medium 23; A-pullets ill to 22. ' However, the advanige which m_ ‘ Potatoes: P.E.I. No. 1 Mis. ol. lwwed “Nady cannot be disre- A ' `
garded as having disc0um,e;| 3 large measure of the prypecgfye Uflmifizs gained. It would be nat- , urui to expect a continued and 1 Prices heZ`,'l barely steady oil C1111- llmrliaps iiicreaml interest in the 1 iidlaii vviiiiiiodlty.excliaiiec irrati- lf’-°_e€I‘ Steels. the heavy indugry uce section today as butter and 1-.nts and such other stocks as eggs tended towards Slightly 10'»\'<'f ‘ iniglit derive assi tance fro i€veiS
ees: .5
.7d; Que. No. 1 Mt.s. 80s $1.135 1,.
N,B. No. 1 Mtn. 80`s $1.40 ti
A5. MONTREAL. March 5 - 1CP1 --
_ _ ~ - m act- -
1i\'e operations in the steel 1n¢u5_ Butter spot-Que. buycrs-inspcc- U11' ovcr coming months, tion 25 to 25 1-2: western regrou- 1 Laidlaw and Company ed 25 to 25 5-B; western fresh
1 New voliit suiwmiinv
to 25 5-8.
Cheese spot-unr|iioi.erl. Eggs spot--Ont.. A-large 20 I-I-1,
1 Mcnrl .lolinslou and Compnriv A-medium 18 i-Zn; A-pvillcts IHA.
- dc1'1=+rr.\ extra nf 75 cents and reg-
MONTRIJAL. Marrli 51- i(7P»
‘ il!-1" 0‘id|'U`il.\' dividend of 75 cents. Eggs and butter lield liarely strarlr
1 Newport indilstries declare; div- 1 on
Moi'it.rc'aI open prrrlucr mark-
I irlrnri of 50 cents Weekly car ets today. -
ilciifliliti-S report due around 11.15
ri. m_. Cities Service Company pro- Or 1 pcrties will .pend $42,000,000 for 1 3
Graded egg sliipniciits in carlols less were quoted at 20 l-2 cent.-. dozen for grade A-largim 13 1-2
'°‘{“;?""°li°1‘ HHH imr>r°vement 1 for A-medium and 1'/ i-2 for A- d,,lli'1q the current _vcaiz 1 p\,1|et5_
R. F. C. Chairman Jones intim-
:itcs that Conimoditv Credit
Butter was quoted at ‘.25 1-4 tu_ 4 cents a poilnd for uarlots or
ffollm 15 °°m°mPlFlmE Change in less of No. 1 while lots to retailers ?‘°‘e”° l°""-S °f "S 1°” °°tt°n were 21 1-2 for solids and za for 1 1 after April first, ' prints a
, French Premier Blum announces
Cheese was quoted at 13 to lil'
lrcstoration of freedom of gold '14 cents a - ~
_ 1 - pound for Ontniiu.. 1
imovement effective Monday. De- lwhue Quebecs were unqu0Led_
line; government ans to rlcvalue
D1 1
1 currency or control exchange. 1 N
1 U. S. Steel Corporation an- 1iioiinces general advance in steel 1 prices ranging from $3 to $8 is inn 1zind_Carnegie Illinois, it; largest 1 subsidiary follows announcement of 'parent company by posting new 1p;~ice scale effective at once.
Intern. Harvester Company fis-
1profit $29,750,372 after $2,000,000 pro\'i.sion for surtax on undis-
cn common for year ended Dec. 31, l 1935
Monsanto Chemical Co. contem-
plates offering new pfd to finance new construction and replace 1 working capital u'ed for plant ex-
1 pansion over past year or so. Total tr dh when me May fum,-C offerings likely to be about $10.- dgnbgg w1th1n 1 3_4 Cents of til.; 000'0°0‘ seasonal high. but at the high
--___._-_ ._ _ ___-__A 4. - ___ ,- .. ' points liberal profit-taking was 1
SOME HINTS FOR POULTRY KEEPING
S-J many enquires come to hand
froin those anxious to take up pnilltry raising and who have had liltlc or no previous experience that
new-1 °f MW F`f€"°l‘ fl““"°"*1 `1t ltr,-. been considered advisable to i\19HSUl'95- f glrc a few general hints along these
At one time the franc. which 1]me5_
iiliislied in New YUVK ."“"“`“l“-V M 1 Thcrt- is an inclii1nt‘oii on 1111- 4-545 Cflllt- Wa* ‘i“°""l at low "1 ' part of wine who have been able to 4.520 cents. but it rallied at tht- 1 mwunmlam some “mal to {o`.__uc Und YD 4-55» ii “fl 1°” °f '05 5`5 Ol 1 their present occupation and launch
out into poultry keeping on a large 1s¢.r1¢ despite the handicap of little 1 or no experience. To these we would 1sa,\'. by all menus start in a small . irny and grnrliially gi-ow into bigger 1 Iiiisiiiess as you gain in pra/:tical 1r~xptrirncc. You will bc involved in less risk, and if an unexpected. un- avoidable sctbadt should be ex- porieiiced. von will bc in ri position
wil r.-nsuro gaining experience at less cost than if you cast your all into thc venture. The majority of our most successful poultrymen and women started in a small way and grew iiii,o bigger business. Few would consider it wise to invest most of their capital in any other business. Etc.
CLYDE RIVER SCHOOL
Gi-:ide X -1. Arnold Beer.
Grrulc IX-1. Ivan MacNevln- Grndn VIII <`Sr.i-1. Joyce Dar-
dollar 50.39 cts.; Cniiadian dollar ,mehr 2_ Hmm Dm-rmh; 3_ gm”
MHcPliall
'ro1noN'i'o sciiooi.
'--"4--"'" Gracie V111 rJr.i-i. Florence
MacPl1e¢‘; 2. Thelma. MacKinnori~ 1 Grade vii-i, Willie Livingston; 12 Louis MacLean; 3. Ralph Mac-
§ Dona`d
1 Grade V11 1Jr.\-l Ruth Mac-
1 Lean.
Grnclc V-1. Garfield MacKin-
Rita Giilialil. 1non; 2. Eric Matheson; 3. Eleanor
Grade P-1, 'Bei~iiar1<-ttc Gallant. I M,,th¢-_rm-,_
2. Margaret Doiron: 3. Violn1 Grad, IV (s1._,,_1_ _;0yc,_. Mac__ Douceite. . mini- 2 Alma Mrcrcirincn; :i. '
? Hilda' MacNr-vin.
Grade IV 1Jr.i-i, Jessie Mac "in: 2. Wanda Livingston.
.Elsie Gallant: 3 Marion Buotc, :_-.;.a¢1.¢ Iv; (3,-5_1 Dm; qw.
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2. Anita Doiron; 3 Clarence Grader No Enmb
Tedclier. Laura A. Livingston. 1Putriot Please Copy)
1 M|nard'a Llnliaelt removal ataiaa. ‘
Potatoes: P.E.I, Mts. 90‘s 51.75: 1 .B. MLS. B0`s $1.40 to $1.451 Que Mis. B0`S $_i.35 to $1.40. `
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Crain Prices
WINNLPEG, March 5 - (CP) - I
ml .Vfaf fiided OCWUPT 3155 U95 1Bu.ilisli eiithnsiasni entered the pit
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than a cent at tlie close.
Prices closed l 3-4 to 1 3-8 cents
higher with May at $1.28 3-4, July '$124 14 to 3-8 and October a'
High points were touched in late
encountered. _ ’
Operations were generally active l
thc week totalled 0.090.000 biislir-lr. Cm-,-mmm; with 1.655.000 the siiiiic wcek last yeiir. Alistrnllan sliiii- 1
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CHICAGO, March 5 - 1APl --
rapidly advancing trend that dev- 1 eloped most. strongly during late, dealings hoisted wheat litre 2 5-3
cents a bushel maximum today.
Unusual strength showii in for-1
eign niarketr. with :1 dt~1'idr<1l‘.'- better commercial deinnnrl for wheat. did much to spur price tip- tiims in Chicago. Houses. with 1 eastern ccriiiectioris were cor._'»p1c- 1 uous as buyers.
ii i-a, com 1-s to 1 ri-fi rm- Mfr,- 1o'l 'i-a tri los. July loc 'l-s tolozi oats I-2 to 3-4 itdvaiircd. rind pro- visions showing 2 to 20 crnls gain
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Finance
Nrzw YORK, March _=...1./iv. --
Raw sugar was hrm today and .il- `ihougli the spot price rcinriinrtl unchanged at 3,53 in absences of business, later sliipmcuis su;ni'.~.
-advanced 5 points to thc busts L11 3,55. At that level 63.000 bw- U- Piiilipplnes were sold ioi' M:-ircli to June sliipincnt. __
Futures No. 3 contract closcri 1_0
points higher on thc spot inon_l.'. and`1 to 4 higher on other po:~i:- ions. Sales 10.800 tons. No. 4 con- 1tract advanced from 3 to 4 i-2 points on sales of 29.300 tons.
No.3 close: March 2,7311, Mui'
2531,; Jury 3511;; Sep. 2.6lb_ Nov
The refined market was im-
Grade III 1'Jr.1-l Ben Mathe-
clianged at. 4.80 for fine granular- '
ed. 1
NEW YORK. March 5- <AP’_- 1 Foreign exchange easy. Grim 5'" I tain demand high 4,87 3-8; low _ 4.87 5-8; close 4.87 13-16: F0-dnl' bills 4.86 13-16; France 4,56, It.a1.\ 1 5,20 1-2: Belgium 10.88: Germany 1 40.22; Canada 1.00
_ _ Wheat closed 17-S in 'l l-2ii‘gl'.- >' _ __ W __
“P W 4-87 “"5 Th” F"’“$'.‘ to start again. er. May las i-4 to 1-2, .iuiy iitiu 1H-“-“- ‘-\-"‘~ ll”-‘~"'~"1 "-'- ~"-“" franc di'0Dl‘*`1fl V15 Wm 1° 4"" By st-artiiig in a small way you 1
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