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ghtraal Market Siiielights

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was takal from its sick-bed. Harm

cuuple of points. lt was the sccondJlnla this ear that MONTREAL _

the market has rallied itsei out of hie! trading 'ia?:reedtl1=re:;p%Twhm w“ thnnened the 1mm‘ u we a period_ of stagnation. This is ion _os the local ltock gilt, '°" demands of the note were 39g met, marked to its behaviour everf‘ centrecfin thelnterlisted l c m"

as recently as last Autumn, wh _ was evident in the market ‘we.’ the" “d m” undberghl 31994 "Id? to dullness almost invariably brought ra—‘ a Zdisiiaet broadening of" deghlrflle my‘

ing market sentiment finding ‘t’ The text 0i the note W83 withheld.

gg'€'gl?ligfiipn:llmggeformsuiid success but a report Dlaclns the ransom at ..l.....'.... ..,§‘,,'“°,,§§; $00,000 was not denied by the Lind-

n . rent Britain. both in the matter ofibflfllid. From the moment a nurse

and it, WM: NR1! payment of credits won berm-e

in the removal of all IB-Irln screaming from the baby's nurs- ery last night up to an early hour tonight, both the Colonel and Mrs.

and

FBXCIIIIIIQOI and investments.

carried Stock average! (copyright, 1032. fairs and in the t d g - Kaela:- and $212 sun-dam Smnartlgieidcoclirrzorrt 00m 1233*"! "i" he wficlhcdn withdomtllrgldndbemh W"! B" active Dart in Jiflmfimjgggd to express their Todaiy . . .. 00.0 ‘fiihlfi 107.0 00.5 and. 1'5‘mghlntgill.t?.§.§h°..i'§“'§",§,f1}‘@° the Much ‘or the} inst-born‘ h g practiaal witty.“ o en- ‘lveegkolis oday . 3234i’. 13328.0 markets are not without signs of quiet "M “Md rm ‘h we: mxdlt- Month ago ' ' 010 as’: 01's ‘ nc§"'n"'“m°"' ' M ir Pl F n, upwill‘ nus h Y g s 34." . . .0, .. P. It. ngniu held the ceutrd or B e ca 0r Youngstcr M for the -01 hour w en car ngo . 00.3 180.4 30. interest in the trading on um 1m,“ . d 700.000 ahar- lrinyrhs 10g; . 111x03 110.5 113.0 107.2. exchange, proving by f" m, mo" rrvigfjf ,;:§,.:;‘i‘.‘"“r‘3‘.‘l..°'.i"' us. .21.. -. .- n? iii 12.10 iii ii.'.'."..::::: '.':;"'.r.':i.::. '".'.",°'". i” “l” '“°’-‘ “‘““““° "‘°"‘°“‘ °’ ““’ . ' . ' . ' 1i’ ' s i inns:- 52:1. "iron. 2.10- - - an a. b0“? “i?” 2”” f“ . ‘i‘;‘“’°§“?' w, -- °' ' ‘" ' ' ' nuraorereptd paesm a"hc~ e so "u: "'.°...i'°.'.:.%: ca“ in: iii-i an 0- c: ' r * 0 l1"l""“" ““'- ° Murrh 2 '10Ei"' it‘... the stock out l-‘rnrfjtriwfiehnrainn It'll-Mulls"! w“ "mm" ‘mm In!“ w' Mommy’ ma“ , ' "' c ve an“ I 1 - n .,-,,,,,...,.,.t..d..oflrg.flls, syrup; m did. w l T F Y..." n, Q ,._ ,,_ mo, jfemilllrilld rlilrlsn smear to the snductors to sive __ _ 012132;: ' and Bfroints. Number of advance! - . - 40.0 "m. huted_______to Europe?" “_°_‘"°°" proper one to the infant‘ Througsh ~ cllernlcagmodllllééfigfilc Tommi: Sliiliinkiracruxrlvcfhndrfélalaies . a . 1:43‘) 1fi.i| the press she outlined the bsbys omen,‘ ' Total issues trrrdcd '. l. T.’ (iii diet In denu-

‘ rois, ii'cstorn_ Union. Am

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“PRODUCE

L, Quc., mlnmincd over a cent a pound

w £1111 ca‘: quotation!

trseii booster] No. 1 butter up a "a cent and a quarter to 22% gusts a pound, Retailers solids my“ and pints at 24 cents a , both advanced a cent. Receipts 61 boxes. n) supplies of 0R8! . riccs wr-ra irregular. ' n cal-loads held iirrn alt 20 to

tat firsts enscd a cent at 2d to ',. s dozen with pallets not on Iket. Quotations of eggs in cav- i" retailers gained a cent a doz- I _ Ipll vvl-ro 040 cases. ' at cheese was unchanged at to ll ccnts wiifl summer make gy at 12 to 121/, cents ! pound. .... wore 10 boxes. potato rnngiret was firm, quot- , of broken lot! per 80 pound , 80 to 40 cent! for Quebec and 50 to so cents for Quebec n Brunswick green mountains. Iriwnrd Island green ‘moun- rrcre not quoted. Carlot prices "its cents per barrel chcapcr.

SUGAR-

IIIYORK, N, Y1, March 2.—-IIaw n11‘ firmer today with prices 1-32 of a cent high on , by ouipart refiners. Sales crin- ,- -. iariudrd 20.000 bags of Philip- at287, 27,000 bags for .\iarch- shipment at 2 and 2R 000 bags

April-Slay sh‘ .ncnt at 3.00. , - ling the better tone of the spot f nn early

V

'1 set gains of 3 to 4 points.

i roriainio sales 11,850 tons. iilaroh i M, .\iny 1L1, July 1.00, Sep. 1.00, , 1.12. Jan. 1.14. .

llnciiucd sugar market was quiet prim were unchanged at 4.15 for rrrnuiated.

COTTON

BFYORK. N, Y., March ‘Zr-Cot- flinrrs closed very steady. Clo ll : eb.-—; lilnrch 70 700. liiiy 715; Juno 123: Jn August ‘I38; Sop. 740; Oct. 752-53. . i Dec, 700.

~ closed steady:

diing 720.

rpoo z iii snot in better demand. lrn- i bllsinoas. Prices 1 point lower.

- ran middling fair 078. strict good

ling 02B. good middling 688. ltrlc ry 033. Good ordinary 50.1. Re- _- were 21.000 haleytnciuding 20,- American

MISCELLANEOUS

UNTREAL. Que., March 2.—- , ti. Canadian western no 3, 5‘ Lhaadian western no ii 38.. 0'1’ at i 31, flour spring ypeat pat- lrats 5.20, flour seconds 4.60. kcrr 4.50. flour. winter wheat choice 4.00. flour white corn n, ton 10.75. short! ton 20.75. ton 25.75, rolled oats bag 90 us. hay no 2' per ton. car M. chi-ace. current 10%, cheese 124W... butter no 1 finest 22%- i fresh special! in cartons 8" frcsh extras in cartons 84- . ah firsts in cflton 82-33. Jill. in cartons 26-20, all: - in carton! 28-24. all i seconds in cartons 2i ""' Pot- %ac., 80 pound hag . po- . R. 80 pound bag. 80-00

, EMERALD

Aletba smith and m. lame

, ilr. and Mrs. Jame; Orphan. ield. While there they st- . -- Mass at at. James Church.

‘ i J. Ernest Basins,- Sprint:- . I spendng a few days visit- jtiatives and friends in New

5- Tflistius lawless, qrringfielfl. . l “glim- w Kmkq“ an gun-

I ._-_-o—

"s Reds-y Woodsfda. Bradal- iias returned to her home ‘ Willa: a few davsin 8min:

ii “i? Wilfred Greenan, Newton, M week end pleasantly in "- visiting air. Ignatius

‘l. “in van-y mo...» an. “PM. Biookvaia, were "I Parochial moose," simmer- w ‘"1 wee: end. ‘ 11111187. Graham's _ "h" sum or m. Willie

March 2.—But- "mladtllce and dairy market hora

irregular m", and potato prices holding

i: production. hgvy cuts into / acid in siorage and dealers ana-

becoming Fresh

ts as did seconds at 2 to 22'

i- Middleton spoilt Sunday via-i

‘I Grain Market

WINNIPEG, Linn" March 2. Canadian Pressi-Frleirdly at Liverpool and firmness in outside markets raised wheat prices fraction- ally here today. The market generally was a featureless session with offer- ings scarce. No export _trade was con- firmed. Values at the close were 9t higher for cach of tho three futures. May closed at d7; July at 08%, while October endcd at 7055.

The may future icd the way with top levels which were easily held duo more to lightness of offerings than to any particular support, Export trade again was vcry disappointing. Liverpool quotations showed strength from the start duc chiefly‘ to the cx- llcctntiirn of an improved continental rlelnilud for wheat. Quotations at the close were M to 51; higilcr.

inter-cat in the curl. “"lf‘flii and don"... grain auctions was il‘.uant. Spreads showed little clrnngc.

CLOSE

Wheat: 3101f". July mull. Oct. 10m.

nts.

.\in.v 32%, July JMQA.

Iinricy:

Mar 4%. Julr 4195s, Oct. 4195a.

CASH PRICES |

Wheat-No 1 hard 0093, my 1 nor 65%. no 2 nor 01%. no 3 nor 57%. no 4 531,4. no a 40%. no 0 41, feed d5; track 0t. no 1 durum 87. Oats—No 2 c w 30%, no 3 c w 28%. ex 1 feed 27%. no 1 feed 20%. no :1 Iced 25%. "Jetted 22%, track 30%. i Bnricy-—fl row ex 3 c w 43%, 2 row‘ gxwaflclfiwngggfic $00k“ w 039%‘ i}? 4 - . , no ~ , , track 30%. L w‘ M’

CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Iil., March 2. (By the ‘ Canadian Pressb-lncrcased activity of wheat trade went hand in hand to- day with higher prices. Unfavorable crop developments regarding domcstlc winter wheat over parts of the south- wcst uctcd as a stimulus. \Vllcat closed firm 14%. over Sat- urdays finish. Corn 14-35 up, m," “n. 011M806 to ‘A; higher. and provisions varying from two ccnts decline to an equal advance.

BONDED “TIEAT NEW YORK. N. \'., liar-ch Qr-BOINI-

ed wheat closed ilrlncr: Ilxlgh Low Last

May . . . 011,4. 1,4, 011,541;- -

July _ . . , . (i3 02% 01-0314.

Oct . . 65% 051x. 05% EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. N. \’., March 2.—For- milrn exchange irrr-giliur. Great Britain 3.18%. Franco 3.03 13-10. ltaiy ppm/b iiclglum 13.02%, Germany, 231g C"... "zizl 88 4-10.

HOWATT-CHISIIOLM

A very quiet but pretty adding took place in St. James Presby- ‘terian Church. Charlottetown, at 4 p. m. on Wednesday, March 2nd. when Miss Penzie E. Chisholm, |youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jae. A. Chisholm, Tryon. was united in marriage with Lloyd R. Howatt, of Carleton.

The ceremony was performed by‘ Rev. R. Hensley Stavert, M. A B. D., in the presence of a num- ber of the immediate friends of the contracting parties. The bride was very becomingiy attired in a suit of checked brown tweed ~with hat and shoes to match. | After the ceremony the wedding . party repaired to the home of Mr. and Mrs. my McKenzie, Great George Street, where all sat down to a. daintily prepared luncheon.

The happy young couple leave the city this morning for their future home in Carleton.

The groom is a very popular C. N. R. employee and holds a splenii’ did position on the Canadian GOV-l- srnment, S. S. Charlottetown.

The bride spent several years as clerk in her father's store at Tryon . and was well known throughout- the whole countryside. * |

Both were held in high esteem: among their many friends. and as| the! 8030M: to face life togethen! theyuparry with them the best Wilhfl 0! Ill. both yolmg and old.

The Guardian joins in extend-, ing m. and iilrs. Bowatt many mrl 0! hem wedded life.

fro Late To Classified

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wrhborlrsrxiagst. I 1"" .l$O-8-I-l

' er-in-councii passed

‘Lake St. Louis district.

' er-in-council.

‘have to be taken is the filing by

As dusk descended, Colonel Lind- bergh having exchanged the mud- stained work clothes he had worn during the rfght while exploring _ the grotmds of his estate for s. gray striped suit,‘ made a. formal request that all reporters and photographer withdraw from his property. ‘Telephone lines, he ex- piained, had been burdened beydnd their capacity and clearing houses for the information of the press would be set up elsewhere.

F0 reign Exchange

Argentina peso, 1,2012 Australia pound, 3.135% Austria schiiilng not qllotgd

ul Jar":

ilrnzil rniil-cis .0721 lluigarlil iev, not quoted "Mil". Ilnnif Kong dollars notl quoted Czechoslovakia crown .0335 ‘Denmark krone .2172 _‘l4‘iniand finlnavk ,Ii‘rauce franc, .0444 Jierrnnuy reisi-hmark 1.2081 (lent Britain pound 51.9308 (lrcccc, (lriichnin .0451) ilolland fiovin .4554 Hungary pengo. not quoted India rupee. 20x50 italy lire.‘.058.'ln "man yon .3753 Yugoslavia dinar. .0204 New zcalnn pound 3.5731 Yorrvny krone .2135 "nland idloli .1275“) ltnumnuin icu 1.0 lentil Africa pound 5.4280 ‘ipain peseta, .0800 ‘ Qu-r-den krone .2175 Switzerland franc .211 United States dollar 12% per cent premium.

IISII QUOTATIONS ... -.- u. u...

BOSTON. Mass” March 2, —Sevan- teen vessels arrived at the fish pier today.

Wholesale quotations:

Large cod (l to 0% cents per pound

.0107

Under Great Strain

It was evdent he was under a great strain. Red circles appeared beneath his eyes and he was pale MrsxDwight W. Morrow, grand mother of the kidnapped child came into the room as the Colonel made his request for the reporters ‘withdrawal to a correspondent of the Associated Press.

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GEIITMI. GUARDIAN

BEARCATS VS. ABlsiI-Js at the Forum tonight. 1268-1! TICKETS FOR. Abbcs-Benrcai. game on sale all day at the Forum 1268-11

Noted Island Lest We Forget Writer Has

Passed Away

to 20, the Senate this afternoon’ flALwAx N’ s" u“ a. ___ defeated the hospital sweepstakenslxmn years a“ wmomw’ biii. The bill was defeated on sec- Thursday’ the 0mm“ Runny 0nd resdinl mill/ed W 3608i" contingent arrived in Halifax from 'Bamard, and seconded by seflflwlilidontreal over the then Canadian White, of Pembroke. iC-overnmcnt Railways, now part of the Canadian National Railways .merside ycstcrda . system’ to embark (or overseas‘ "mess of some 1103x211‘; an" m1‘ They left Montreal on March 1st... In the death o: Mrs. McLeod the‘ OTTAWA’ Om" Much 2' (By ibut were delayed l“ ‘wwmns Hm" “and has 10st a valuable citizen the Canadian mean-Negotiations fax. They sailed the followingday ‘and one that the Province could m nre proceed ng between Canada and March 4th., on the old Ausonia, , Poland with regard to concluding arriving at Liverpool, England, fif- aflord to 10m H" mterest m the o. trade treaty between the two teen days afterwards without any “fly him“ of the land M he" countries, Premier It. B. Bcnnetifiuutoward mishaps. From there the bmh was the subject c’ many m- told the House of Commons thismontingent went to Aldershot for “resting articles 5mm he!‘ Billed afternoon. with regard to a furtir-‘training and in about a month pen. I-ler writings have been high-her questicn from R R casgramq 1e"; polkesmne for France. arm“ than Miss Pcdier, says a review 1y spoken of by the press. “be”, wh-p’ as to why the treaty mg at 1,538,,“ about the 16th o, ' critic. Start her new serial "The ' Mrs’ McLeod contributed to theihad not been concluded, the Prime April, i916. From LaHavre theyimms‘ °' Dmam‘ (“me True" i" Dalhousle Review’ Mcuans. Mag‘ Minister stated that he understood moved to Audruicq. the headquar-‘the Guardla“ m“ """k‘ ‘azine and many other Papers of from his last conversant“, Wm, waiters o; me R Q D_ (Railway op. inote. She won many prizes. One in - represenmtlve o, Poland that neg- ‘crating Division). The contingent,‘ UNAVOIDABLY ABSENT"'OW' particular from the "New Outlook" omflons had been proceeding f9)‘ which was known officially as the l m8 l0 a Slight 914151031101‘. l" .1‘omnto, the ofliciai organ of the some years’ m” m M1350 he could 58th Broad Gauge Railway Oper- United Church in Canada, for the not make any further reply Voting Company, left Montreal 1,55 was unable to attend the t-penifii story of “Mars. Chapdelalne." by ‘strong and was made up of loco- 0f"!!! 140831814119 YESif-‘Fdfli’ B113 hi! Louis Heman, a peasant story of old Rad!“ skunk“ imotlve engineers, train conduct- 893$ WES Wcullled by MY- J- P~ MC‘ Quebec, was of much interest. The Iors, firemen and brakemen with a Intyre. It was intimatcd that Mr. ,prize was given for "the best story GITAWA’ out” March 2_ (Bflsprinkling of machinists from at. It!!! 111N655 15 110i 59117115 and I have read” and her reasons for the Canada“ H6594“, House o; the railways in Canada. with Cap- that he expected to be present at choosing this one were beautifully Commons today‘ on a mot-w“ byiiain Kendall as the officer com- today’s session. expressed. ‘yremler Bennett, appomed a Con? Emnnding. Captain Kendall belongs mittee of its members to deal with i" “m” BBY- °“*- "id i" ‘he time the radio situation in Canada, thus i khe mmpany was mrmed w“ em" naming out the plans announcediployed as a master mechanic at by the Prime Minister earlier m Montreal and afterwards became

the session The committee Wm com Superintendent of the Angus sist of the ‘following’ Raymond Mo- Sm!“ i“ m“ my" H“ is “m” 8"?‘ rand (cons Essox ‘Easw D MCK erintenderlt of the Kingston loco-

motive works at. Kingston, Ont. gvflgzt’ (gig: Perth Norm’) R' K The men ranged aii the way from m , .

Cumberland); O. Gagnon (Cons. Dorchester); P. J. a. '3“‘"d'~“- ‘T-"b- R§°h°“°“)‘ D‘ unit, John F. Lelghtizer, of Mone- ‘iluier, (Lib. Waterloo North), J. L. w“, was sergeanbMa-‘or and is Ill-slay» (Uh nants4nngs) and E‘ J‘ now master mechanic of the C. N. Gmimd ‘U- F- A B°“"R“’°"> in. at Charlottetown, P. E. 1.. Ralph The mmmmee Wm study the N" N. Black, also of Moncton, now s. 9°“ °r the r0931 commissm“ °n locomotive engineer. running out lad‘ headed by Sh‘ “h” Amt and of that city, was Sergeant. James will go into nil phases of the radio swetman’ of Monet”. ,8 now brimdcastml sltuaflm‘ i“ Canada- ‘Yardmsster there. Others of Mone- ton were Arthur Barrieau, A. Lir-

Mrfl-AdaMcLeodmifeofMr. Neil 110119041. K. C., passed away in the, iPrlnce County I-lorptgl at gum- I

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BANG UP HOCKEY at the For-

um bonight. Abbics vs Bearcats. 1208-1’

Trade Treaty

SEE LENNON AND JEMMETT . try to hurdle the Gross-Oliver bar- rier at the Forum tonight. 1268-11

A FASCINATING STORY -- Ilove knows no better pathfinder

PLANE DELAYED-Owing to bad weather conditions yesterday's air- mail flight was cancelled. Tuesday‘: and yesterday's mail which was t< _ have been brought by plane arriv- ed by train last cvcnng. 'l"ucsrla_v‘: mail had been held at lVionc-toil ti await the arrival of the plane whicl had been forced down at Slicdir-u Consequently it was not sent h‘. train on Tuesday.

The late Mrs. McLeod was born in Malpeque and was the only child of the late William B. Ramsay and Mrs. Ramsay, her mother's maiden name was Miss Fraser.

, ' As a. little g;ri she came to Sum- . mers de and received her early ed- ucation at the High School. She later taught in North St. Eleanors. At the time of her marriage her lusbsnd was principal of the Sum- herside High School. Mrs. McLeod _.'a.s in her 65th year when she

‘SSEd away.

She was beloved by all who knew her and was one of Summers de‘s most useful citizens. In spite of a. busy home life she found time for many church and social activities.

DELAYED BY STORM-A delB-l of over four and a half hours ii the arrival of the Borden train we. caused by last evening's snowstorm The train was first blocked at Scvcn Mile Bay cutting where she re- mained for about half an hour be fore backing into Borden. Here it waited the arrival of an engine with

‘ilétomil m In the Presbyterian Church, before . . be figilg“, 4,°‘°fl5 A“ during the bright m“ day the Union, she was president of the Trylng Buslness ewe’ Geo‘ Cum rtson’ now mm“ wing plow when left Charlotte- ‘jurk 4 w f» ’ ‘°"-"°h°“ melessly Piilsiiedai/"iftii ‘Cw. M. s. Presbyterial of the Pro- ' T0 Be A Sentry mg m: °t Saimamm’ Pied H”? town about s o'clock. It then ure- "'"’ m“ 9 '° 1° v! elves 1n their quest for the curly vince. When she Joined the united. zirgperpvzgletzls- m? Sig}; o,‘ ceeded to Charlottetown, but hind-