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MARKET BULLETIN '
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NEW YORK, March 15-London
market. this morning is better with
American stocks slightly above the
New York closl‘ll»i on Saturday.
There is no change In the Chrysler
situation. C0mpany's plant in De.
tmit still being held by 51;. down
slrikers. Magazine Steel reports
51.061 0Pel'l\l»i0Il5 “P One P01111: to 87
per cent of capacity. Saturdays
market gave a comparatively good
performance and there is nothing
ln the news today which would
suggest better Prices. we believe on
lurlller irresulllfity we would still
prefer to buy stocks than sell them.
Groups favored would be the rub_
bers. Oils. Nik. steels. liquors,
rlnusement and merchandlsers.
TORONTO, March 15-Over the
is t several weeks the golds have
been under selling pressure which
has resulted in a substantial drop
in the average price of the shares.
tvllru the decline started Feb. 3rd
the Toronto Stock Exchange gold
lnrlrx was at 168 as compared with
|40 90 on Friday March 12 and 149,-
50 ou Saturdry March 13. The per.
:erliiiie dips at he low point was
:`o~c to 14 per cent which was the
nnount of the decline in Feb.
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New York Mllrch 15-Chrysler
Company have 'been granted an
Junction against sit down strikers.
16%i>°rt coppm: 17.33. Domestic
TWU Ind M8110) 0! 1936.
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Crow Gold Mines-Has doubled its
dividend rate with declaration Bat
“filly of a ten cent dividend cov-
€l`l1l€ the seccmd quarter of e
current year wflth regular poymen
of 5 cents per' .sham for the qu
ter. The ten cent disbursement,
involving distrybutlon of $300,000 is
Payable June (30 to record June 15.
MON'I'R.EA'£», March 15-Steel of
Canada. earlniligs equal to $4.01 per
combined prfaferred and common
siege compamed with $3.39 for
TORONTO Match 15-Pic 6
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Asbestos Clclrpn. eamlngs up sub-
stantially alt $1.60 per share or
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|1936 from 152. cents in 1935. Work-
ing capital up over $200,000,
French loam favorably rem;-lv d
by London. though British sub-
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fcriptions will probably be small
volume.
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Stock Exchange
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DIOBNING MARKET LETTER .
Saturdays market opened irregu-
larly but the opening transactions
were not large except in the issues
which showed fractional gaiils from
the previous d.ay's closing. I
The Rail group gave the best
performance and closed the day
with only minor changes while
some of the Bteels, Electrical equip-
ment and motor shares encounter-
ed enough selling pressure to re-
l act 1 lo' 3 points.
The Govemmenl: Bond Market
was steadier on indications that
the Federal Reserve Authorities
would utilize their open market
powers if necessary to maintain
10112 term interest rates at low
levels.
The day's performance was quite
inconclusive however, since volume
wal relatively light and a cautious
attitude was generally in evidence
in anticipation' of the week end.
If todays market does not en-
counter more than mild pressure it
is quite possible that the nervous-
ness of the past few days will
subside sufficiently to bring a fair
sized trading rally, in our opinion.
Laidl da Company.
BABING MORNING LETTER
I Stocks opened higher and re-
acted later but the induitrlal aver-
fges and the others failed to go as
vw as yesterday, ot course, the 195
'lvel which represents the panic
.ow of 1929, Presents a temporary
ceiling which cannot be penetrated
at the first attempt. It will be pene-
trated sooner or later.
Wabash A which you could still
have at 7 and 10 and near 12, got
up to 16; with patience you will
get 25.
Brooklyn, Manhattan Transfer
closed L' point higher, buy it
around or below 42.
Westinghouse, which I Said might
be bought at 149, opened at 148.
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W. No. 3 93; oats, feed, No. 1 63.
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winter wheat patents, choice $5.70
to $5.80; white com $0.40.
Blah- 500 $32.25; shorts. ton
$33.25; Lmiddlings. ton $35.25; roll-
ed Oats. bas 90 lbs. $3.85; hay, No.
2, per ton, carlots W.
1 gheese. Ont. No. 1 13 1-4 to 13
Butler, No. 1 25 1-2 to 28n.
Eggs in cartons: A-1 large 28;
A-1 mlrdium 25: A-1 pullets 23;
A-large 25; A-medium 23; A-pul-
lets 21 to 22.
Potaloes: P.E.I. No.  90's
$1.70; fN.B. N0. 1 Mts. 0's $1.40;
Que. ll'o. 1 Mts. 80's $1.35.
MONTREAL. March 15- (CP)-
Prices retained a steady tone on
Mvlltrizal 09911 Pmdlwe markets to-
day.
Gradled egg shipments in carlots
or lesl were quoted at 21 1-2 to 22
cents ll. dozen for grade A-large,19
1-2 to 20 for A-medium and 28 1-2
to 19 for A-puilets.
But|';er was quoted at 25 1-2 to
98 cunts a pound for carlots or
less 11? No. 1 while lots to retailers
were '.36 1-2 to 37 for solids and 27
to 2'! 1-2 for prints.
Cheese was quoted at 13 1-4 to
1-2 cents a pound for Ontarios
whiilr Quebecs were unquoted.
P0l.atoes: P E1. Mts. 90's' 81.70;
N.B.. Mts. 90's $1.40; Que. Mtn. 90's
81.351,.
MltlJNTR.1!.'AL. March 16- (CP)-
In light. trading on canadian com-
mod ty exchange produce section.
prices ruled steady today.
Bltltter spot-Que. buyers-inspec-
tiont 25 3-8 to 3-4; Que. regraded
5 il-4. traded.
Cheese spot-unquoted.
Eggs spot-Ont. A-large 22a; A-
meliium 209.; A-pulleta 19a.
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WINNIPEG. March 15-(CP)-A
sharp revival in European demand
lor wheat auf; connrmation of good
purchases fem exporting countries
svut prices 3 3-4 to 3 1-3 cents
higher on Winnipeg grain ex-
.eilnnge mdgy,
May wheat closed at $1.32 7-8,
July $1.30 1-4 to a-s, and october
$1.19 1-2 t0 5-8.
Fair profit-taking was in. evi-
dence at the highest points but
only minor setbacks occurred. Ex-
ports of Canadian wheat was es-
timated at 1,500,000 bushels.
Buying by Germany, italy, the
United Kingdom and Greece start-
Cil world wheat prices higher.
The Argentine government esti-
mated the remaining expcrtable
Surplus oi’ plate wheat at 11.380.-
W0 bllshelli. adecrease of more
than 80,000,000 bushels in four
weeks. `
The cash wheat market was
213|-tn Ooarae grain trading was
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'1|OR.ONTO. March 15- (CP)-
'rl~l.e mining share market lmnber-
ed 'along to a slightly higher close
today. some strong spots devel-
opud in the golds late in the day.
with 0‘Brlen the outstanding per-
forlnler and the close was slightly
higher for the oils. Base metals
were up in the early market but
turmed heavy in the afternoon.
(.‘l\'Brien gained 70 cent-S. closin8
at 8.90. Lake Shore advanced
nmrw g point; Buffalo-Ankerlte
gailned 3-8 and Teck Hughes and
wzllght Hargreaves rlrmed 10 to 15
ceiats each. Other golds closing 10
w 11 oerlis higher were Sladeu,
sem Antonio, Read-Authier and
Stillivan.
Hudson Bay was the main weak
spot in the base metals, selling of!
1 L1-4 to 30 1-2.
aome ol( the cheaper oils traded
in good volume and the whole
gui-iup` was up. C0-1881"!-E¢f¢“°“"°“
advanced so cents. Okalta 10 I-‘ld
South West Petroleum 8.
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MARKET BROADCAST STATION CFC! 11.30 AND 'I IM. I
sold at 146 1-2, _closing 147 3-4.
While it would go a point or two
lower still, you will see it again
near 155. However, amongst high
ts priced stocks, Allied Chemical seems
l to me a.‘ more desirable purchase
I am confident that over a perio
of time you will get 350.
American Hide and Leather Pfc'
was up 4 points more, up 11 point
in two days. I think it will go to
75 but would only buy it near 50.
The common went. to 11 -4 and may
be bought near 10. .
Simmons clored higher again
and I expect to see it considerably
higher, but as you should have it
already 15 to 30 points lower down,
would not buy any more unless it
reacts a couple of points first.
Indus. Rayon remains a. purchase
below 38 for near 50.
Hollander remains 0. purchase
around 28 and Mengel around 14.
Superior Steel remains a pur-
chase below 45, Electric Power and
Light remains a purchase around
and below 33 and the other Util-
ities. though they dld act lousy for
a long time, will yet have their
turn.
General Motors reacted a point
and as stated yesterday, ought not
to go more than a fraction below
65, nor should Chrysler react much.
if any, below 190 if they are going
to have the expected furthed ad-
vance.
U. B. Ind. Alcohol mav still be
bought around or below 39.
As to the steels. of which you
should he out with profits, and
the coppers and store stocks, re-
cent advice hold good.
Baring.
SUMIIARY
Supreme Court oonvenes at noon.
Anaconda. Wire da Cable Co. 1930
net profit $2,389,473 or $5.42 a
share vs. $1,029,402 or $2.44 in 1935.
Columbia Carbon Company 1936
net profit $4,021,247 or $7.48 a share
vs. $2.992,880 or $5.56 in 1935.
Skelly Oil Oo 1930 net profit $4,-
850,314 or 4 42 on common against
$2,585,849 or $2.16 in 1935.
Pan Handle Producing and Refg.
Co 1936 net profit $154,405 or $6.65
on 8 per cent pid- vs. net loss of
$96,009 in 1935.
Westem Electric Co 1938 net
profit $18,698,049 or $3 11 a share
vs. $2,620,279 .or 43 cents in 1935.
Western Union gross Jan. 1937
$8,359,789 1836 $7,389,431 net income
‘- $338,371 vs. $178,110.
'I‘he local sales branch of the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co an-
nounced a 0 per cent increpse in
all clasps of passenger car and
truck tires. The increase is effec-
tive immediately
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co.
sales in 4 weeks ended Feb. 7 $19,-
408,987 increase 11.0 1-8 over a
‘year ago, 8 we&s $38,266,078 in-
crease 11.4 per cent.
U. S~ Steel corporation 1930 net
income $50-583,356 equal after ai-
lowins lllllllml 7 per cont require-
ments to $2.91 n. common share
y;é5$1,140,7tB or M salts on pfd. in
Federal Mining and Smelting Oo.
1936 not profit 1137.871 before de-
pletion. Ollwl-l alter annual divi-
dend rcquirements on pfd, in ar-
rears, to $11.38 m common, vs.
$281,227 or $1.68 on common in Na-
tion's Bice! Makers report orders
for, first 12 days of March fully 40
per cent above comparable period
last month. c Steel Rc-
ports rise in ut to 87 per cent
as steel makers have been able to
bring additional capacity into op-
eration.
30 Industrials high 181.02 low
189.85. last 190.58 off 9.00.
20 Rails high 62.62 low 81 94,
int emo. off 0.21.
30 Utilities bidi 33 08 low 32 70.
last 32.88 off 0.12.
40 Bonds 102.10 off 0.00.
I NOON OOMMBNT
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certainty over intermediate out-
look. l
Around noon volume appeared
to expand at the lower prices but
the market has improved moder-
ately since. 1
The Rails appear to be acting _
somewhat better than the lndus-
trials and for speculative purposes 1,
we like the action of New York i
Central.
Laidlgw & Company.
BAN ON AFTERNOON LETTER
The market's reaction this
morning did not bring out any ln- _
crease in selling prersure. l
While some further irregularity
may be expected there is no ln-
dication that the bull trend now
established ha.; reversed- I
Dips are still buying opportun-
ities. Months of decline' in Ameri-
can Can and Continental Can
have strengthened materially the
market positions of these two
stocks. Buy on minor dips. I
According to present indications
business in the United States th"
spring will be the best period in
years, probably above the peak re-
corded in 1930.
The recent selloff in both North
American and Electric Bond and
Share has been somewhat discour-
aging. There is however, no change
in the view that both issues lr:
being accumulated.
Standard Oil of New Jersey ru'
into excellent support during p
lcds of sell off. Buy around 72 '
The impressive support wli
appears for Montreal Power
spit/e of unfavorable news suigrl-
trat the' braiout of heavy liqui-
dation is highly improbable at the
current level. i
Moderate investment purchrres
around 31 may be considered.
In the Domestic Division, Abitibi
Preferred continues to act better
than average. Buy around 53.
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, Morrmnan. March 15- (cP>-
1-log prices rose 15 cents in early
dealings on Montreal livestock
markets today while other sections
held steady.
Receipts: Cattle, 1,085; calves.
734; sheep and lamlbs, 54; hogs,
1593.
Good butcher steers made $4.50
to $5 with mediums from $3.50 to
$4.25 and common kinds from $2.75
to $3.25. Canners and cutterssold
at $2 while heifers ranged from
$3.50 to $6.
Good veal calves made $8 with
mediums around $7 and plain to
fair kinds from $6 to $6.50. wm-
mon lights sold down to ,$5 with
common drinkers down to $4 and
grassers around $3.
Buck lambs brought from $6.50
t.o $8 with .sheep from $4 to $5.50.
Bacon hogs, fed and watered.
sold at $8.75 with the balance of
oderings held for higher prices.
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LIVERPOOL. March l8--(AP)--
Cotton, 3,000 bales, including 1,909
American. Spot quiet: prices 9
points higher. Quotations in pence:
American strict good mlddling
8.87; good middling 8.57; strict
middling 8.27; middling 8.10; strict
low middling 7.82; low middlirig
7.32; strict good ordinary 0.83;
good ordinary 8.41. Futures open-
ed and closed steady.
New York cotton futures closed
very steady today, 22 10 31 higher.
Mch 14.09: May 14.25 to 28; July -
13.99 to 14.00; Oct. 13.47 to 48;
Dec. 13.37; Jan. 13.37. Spot steady
middling 14.95.
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MONTREAL, March 15- (CP)-
Pound sterling advanced L-8 cent
on Montreal foreign exchanges to-
day to 4.88 5-16. The French franc
at 4.59 cents and the United States
dollar at 1-16 discount remained
unchanged.
MARKETS A1' A GLANCE
(By The Canadian Press)
Toronto and Montreal - Indust-
rial stocks lower.
Toronto Mines-Slightly higher.
New York-~Stocks closed lower.
Winnipeg-Wheat up 3 3-4 to 3
1-8 cents.
New York--Cotton higher; sugar
lower.
IS TIIIS A RECORD?
WYNBERG, South Africa -
‘ Grown in soil that has produced
I nothing for generations. a tomato
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ces. was exhibited by Victor Fry-
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(By The Canadian Press)
Closing exchange rates:
At Montreal-Pound 4.88 5-16
franc 4.59; U. 8. dollar .99 15-16.
At New York-Pound 4.88 5-8
franc 4.59 1-4; Canadian dolia
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