E APRIL_2_2,_1937- 1 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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NEW YORK, April 21-Areord-

ing to Dow Jones gold shares are firmer in London this morning but industriwls have been maimed down due to the Proposals of Cnhmbey-_ lain concerning taxes. Camegle Illinois Steel has announced that third Quarter steel prces will re. main unchanged. The president 01 Phelps Dodge said yesterday he mcught domestic copper prices

were stabilized between 14 cents and 15 cents. Most of the first Quarter statements continue good, Y°““€S*»°W11 Sheet and Tube sans B-Sainst $114. General Electric 40 @6106 wainst 35 cents. Commer- cial Credit $1.72 against $1.64. President Roosevelt's budget meg. D/8° was about in line with expec. tations. We would look for an lr- l‘B€l1lar market today.

MARKET BULLETIN

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MORNING LETTER

Disregarding lower prices abroad,

the stock market made a very favorable showing yesterday morn- ing with prices showing a fair measure of buoyancy in the first two hours of trading and holding relatively well throughout the afternoon. Profit taking was en- countered toward the end oi' the day but these offerings appeared to be absorbed easily as a group.

The Rails again made a good

showing. The Farm and Agricul- tural equipment issues moved up easily and there wo.; a good de. mand for numerous chemical stocks. The Copper group was forced to contend with further weakness in the metal abroad and a mark down to 14 1-2 cents in the domestic price because of the great speculative activity in copper abroad in the past six months. It is difficult to judge the near term course of foreign prices particular- ly if the threat of war in Europe moderates, but there are indications of a substantial demand contin- uing in the United States market which, at present, is protected by I four cent tariff. This evidentially explains the comparatively better market action of the copper stocks most favorably placed wi-th low cost domestic production.

The response to the budget

message was negative probabl due to the fact that it contained/ no- thing of a surprising nature. Some encouragement was derived from the indications that no new taxes will be sought at the present time. Tile market as a whole appears to us to indicate a further recovery over the near term.

Laidlaw & Company.

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Reorganization plan of Standard

Gas as Electric now in final stages of discussion and prospects are it will be presented to security hold- ers within 60 days. Eatolivli/Ifg>._itJWo.

quarter ended March 31 net profit $836,779 or $1.20 a share against $583,382 or 84 c\-nts a share in March quarter 1936.

Carnegie Illinois Steel Company

announces that current quot-ations on major steel products will be continued during the third quarter. Other large companies are expec- ted to follow.

Intl. Paper C0. 1936 net profit

$5,159,696 or $5 37 a share on 7 per cent cum. Pfd. in arrears against net lass $2,840,988 in 1935. Iron Age reports steel ingot and output has hit peak at 92 per cent of capacity or estimated total of 1,204,979 gross tons for week, which slightly ex- ceeds previous record of 1,193,284 tons per week in May 1929.

National Biscuit Co., declares re-

gular quarterly dividend ot 40 cents on common. Quarter ended March 31 net profit $2,538,757 or 35 cent* on common against $2,917,123 or 39 cents on common in 1936 quarter.

Commercial Credit Co. quarter

ended March 31 profit $3,313,295 before minority interest against $2.l8i,919 in March quarter Oi’ 1936. After minority interest and pfd dividend requirements balance equalled 2.72 on common against 1,640 last year. Julius Kaiser Co. March quarter net income $181,305 or 43 cents on common against $80082. or 18 cents on common in 19:16 quarter. 9 months ended March 31 net income $858,658 or $1'56 on common against $501,591 or $1.18 for nine months ended March 31, 1936.

30 Industrials high 182,63 low

180.28 last 181.44 up 0.62.

20 Rails high 6149 low 50_46.

last 80.95 up 0 43. 20 utilities high 31 34 low 30 90. lart 31 03 off .04. 40 Bonds 101.81 up 0.16.

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REWARD FOR RETURN OF

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large, 21 for A-medium, 20 for A- pu`lets, 30 for grade B and 18 for C.

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Cheese was quoted at 13 1-4-1-2

cents a pound for Ontarios while Quebecs were unquoted.

Potatoes: P. E. I. Mts no. 1 90's

$1.40; no. 1 Cobblers $1.35; N. B. no. 1 Mts 80’s $1.08-$1.10: Que no. 2 White 80's .85I Que no. 1 Mts B0's $1.05; no. 2 80's $0. New stock, Flor- idas no. 1 50 lb crates $2.75; no. 2 50 lb crates $2.50.

MONTREAL, April 21 - Wheat,

Nor. no. 2 $1.51: barley, C. W. no. 3 .84; oats, feed. no. 1 .65; no. 2, .64 1-2; oats, 0. W. no. 3 .31 1-2.

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$7.703 seconds 87.30; bakers $7.10; winter wheat patents, choice $6.75- t5.80: white corn $6.45.

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$37.2.: middlings ton $40.25; rolled oats. bag 90 lbs $3.85; hay, no. 2. per ton, carlots $9.

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Butter, .24 1-2. Eggs in cartons: A-large .22 1-2:

A-medi-um .215 A-pullets .20; B, .20 C, .18.

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$1.40; N. B. no. 1 Mts 80's $1.08- $1.103 Que no. l Mts 80's $1.063 QUE- no. 2 Whites 80's 115. (C.P. ‘By Guardlan’s Special Wire)

MONTREAL, April 21 - Lower

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(C.1’. By Guardian's Special Wire)

TORONTO, April 21-Prices were

swept upward on a strong buying wave today on the Toronto ex-- change, stimulated by the feeling among traders that the downward adjustment, extending over weeks, had about run its course.

The gains were well distributed

over the board, showing point gains in the senior golds and base met- als wh’le the cheaper metals and westem oils _posted gains ranging up to 75 cents.

In the base metals Noranda ad-

vanced 2 3-4. Hudson Bay 1 3-4 and gains of 35 to 70 cents were boarded for Pend Oreille, Walte- Amulet. Falconbridge, Bherritt, Eudlbury Basin, Coast Copper and Ventures. Eldorado advanced 35 to 2.95 and Castle 15 to 1.25.

Gains of 25 to 40 came out for

the leading westem issues includ- ing Calgary-Edmonton, Foothills, Home and Dalholwie.

Among the bir golds Dome led

with a gain of ‘ 3-8 and Hollinger, Lake Shore ai1,» McIntyre gained 3-4 to a poln‘ each. Other golds up 35 to 85 cet' 4 were Macassa, Dark- water, Hoza Rock. Anglo-Huronian, Kerr-Addison, Little Long Lac, Mining Corporation, O'Brien, Pam- our,. Pickle Crow, Read-Authier, Siscoe. Stadaccna. Teok Hughes, Tobum and Wright Hargreaves.

(By Guardiank Special Wire)

Closing exchange ratesz- At Montreal-Pound #.1 1-2;

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WINNIPEG. April 21-Raina in the United States and Westernl Canada produced a selling wave on ! the Winnipeg Grain Exchange ini late trading today to wipe out two; cent advances posted on strength of 1 good export demand and higher Liverpool prices.

At the close wheat futures were 3-8 higher to 1 1-8 cents lower with i Mhy at $1.36 3-4, July $1.32 l-4. and october sllas a-4. ~ | Renewed buying by the United

Kingdom. Be`gium. Holland and Scandinavia ran estimates of Can- adian wheat exported since yester- day to 1.500.000 bushels. After the, bulk of the export sales were marie operations became dull,

Although Scandinavia was credit-

ed with purchases of 80,000 bush- els of Canadian rye the trend in course grain trading was feature-I less. Rye prices remained fraction-i ally higher but other commodities lost ground. (A.P. By G\mrdlan's Special Wire) CHICAGO, April 21-Late react-|

ions of Chicago wheat prices today more than wiped out earlier up- turns.

Rains in parts of Canada and in

domestic wheat areas southwest did much to cool speculative buying ar- dor. Oklahoma reports indicated- that as a result of plentiful moist- ure a large wheat crop in Oklahoma was a practical certainty. '

Wheat closed 18-1 1-4 under _ves-

terday’s finish, May 1.34 5-8-3-4. Jiy 1.20 1-4-3-8. com 1 1-4 lower to 1-2 higher. May 1,28 3-8-5-8. Jly 1.17 1-8-1-4 and Oats un-

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Livestock

(C.l’. By Guardians Special Wire)

MON‘i`R.EAL, April 21 - Prices

were established on hog and calf sect ons only in opening dealings on Montreal livestock markets to- day with the former showing a small gain of 10 cents while calves held steady and unchanged. .

Receipts cattle eight; calves 196;

sheep and lambs n0n;_hogs 93.

Medium good veal calves made $6

with mediums at $5.50 and common .lights around $4. 1 Bacon hogs. lcd and watered,

sold at $9.10, Balance of hogs went on rail grade at $12.25 dressed weight.

Hogs were easier on Maritime

markets and sold at $11.65 rail grade, $8.95 weighed off cars and $8.45 off trucks. Sows sold at $7.60 rail grade and $5.05 off cars.

Steers sold upto $8 with butch-

ers cows up to $5. Grass calves sold up to $3 with other kinds around $6.50.

Lamb prices were unestablished.

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slnllll tl: ull Urllur ol' lill- lfllurl. of l‘hl|ul~l'~ry llmlllz lu till- llollti Court ill 1' lil '

llrllo lm thu llill<1lcl~lltll l,\' oi

April A. Il.. 1037, ill rl l:llll_se will-reiu lielcu 1?. Hl'lulll~_v allll miners llre Cum- plllillllllls. ullll .lvlluie ..\I¢Uunl4lll nd lllhvrll are l|l»l'l-llllalllla, .\'n. I). 420, I will sl-t up null sell by~l'uhlic Auction ull llll- l'rl~lllis<»u ON 1\|0ND.\\` TIIH l0'l‘l[ DAY 01"

MAY .A D |9117

At flle hullr ol ‘|‘\\l-Ill* n'l-lurk. NO0N» .l|.l. 'l'll.»\'l‘ 'l‘ll.\l"l', |»i.»l.~l- nr pun-<-l

of llluli silllllfe lying null he-lug pllrt ot' tho .\'¢1lllll<-ru .\ll»il»i_\' of Town Lot !\`llllll»l-r 'l‘\\'l~|lty-fullr in the Slwunli l-Illlldrvd uf 'l‘n\\'u Luis ill ('hnrlullc- town ill Qllel-lla (‘l»ull|_\'. Imlllllll-ll null lil-:lltrilwll as fllllolwl, lllllt Is to slly;- l'l»lllllll~lll-illg on lhl\ llurtll ailll- of Sy-lllll-y Sin-l-l iu ilu- lllvisilnl l.illl» hc- l\\'l1l\ll 'l‘l1w|l Luis Nllllllnera '1‘\\'elliy- three llnd 'l‘\rl»|ll,\'-fullr ill the slllll Sevoull Hulnlrl-ll, llll-llcl-1 running lmrllllrllrllly llllmg lillill lllviaillll lilll~ fifty-l4e\'ell foci tu tile southern llno of lllull now llr i§<»rlu<»l'|_\' ill lla- imssl-ss- ` illll of Fllllrllla .\'|||l|ll\\'l»llll, illl~lll<l- .-lt riglll. llllgll-s l<i:ll1|\l-:lrlllv lllllll-_' _-..l.l lllnlfllt-rll uollllllary null parallel to 5_vll|l4~_v .\'rf'l‘vL .\'i||l-tl-1>|l fl-ol l»|' l1» llll- Nllrtlll-rll hllllllllllry of lllllrl |\llrl-illlsl-4| by Sllrllll Illll-slla frlllu the Uxl-llllllul l-iatllil-, illelll-lr alllltllwurlllv alllllu illl- wl-~lll1rll hlllinllllry of llllid Illlvsils’ lllllli l<‘lt'l_v-lll1\'l1|l fl-l-L or in .\‘_\-llll»»_v Sm-l-I ll|'~»rl-l4:\|li. :lull tlll-lll-l- \\'l-al- \\-llrllly llllnll: till- l|l>r-ill sill., of _q_‘.,|u,.y Stn-l-I .\'Iul-rl~l-u feet to |.l\u pinot: of Culllllu-lll~l»lllr1||l, l ALSO ALI, 'l`I‘I1\'l` 0'l`I'II-IR TRAFT,

Dil-vo or pllrl'l~l of lllllll allllllie, l_\'il\H illlll Ill-lug ill i`|lnrlf\ttl\tll\\‘n in Queens (`lllll|t_\' llfllrlllllllll, Imlllllll-ll llllll all--V l~ril»l-ll lla fl»lll»\\'s, fllllt is ill ally:-On fill- South by .\`_\'lllll-_\’ .\`lrl~l'l, :lllll |\ll\'- illl: ll frlllli tlll~l'l--ul ul l1`l»rt_\' l1`l~<-i. six luvlll-s or illl-rl-lllmllla null rllu-

uilllr lun-k lll»ri|l\rl|rlll_v hy pllrlllll-l lllll-ll. a distlluee of S4-rv-llty-f-l;:tli fl-l-I ur llll-rl-lllmlllx, nnli hlillllllwl nu the 1-Illst. ily lllllll ill tho lull-llulltillll of .\irs. .\l<~l{Il|lll\n, rl \\'illo\r.ll1|ll Is part of ’l‘l»\\~u Luis .\`lllnhr-ra 'l‘\\ellt_\'-tllrl-o :lull '|‘\\-l-lll_\-.|'-lllr ill till- Sol-llllll Hllllli- rnrl of 'l`l»\rll l.<»lsl ill i'|l:lllll|-~ll.\\'|l llllll lnlilll; prl>|il-rt_\' of lllll lllll- llolmllr.-lIlll~ l'llllrI<1s Ylllllllr pl|rl~1l1lll1'll by hiul

i H ll arllrll llllll

from llll- ull- l~llr_\' ll..

Illnl<>llrllllll~ .low-|ll| I-If-|lsi~‘_v. ull lim srlluc ls lil-si-rllwll in tile (,‘n|l\'l»_van1-e frlllll Vhilrli--1 l’llllul-r. null .luhll ’l`. .\ll1lllall, 'l`rln1l~~l»>4 to .\il|ry .Inna Llllll-_ lllulrilll: li:ll.- lilo .\`iw-lol-lllll ll:l_\‘ of Nlwcllllier A. ll., 1002.

'l‘l|<- .~llil| 'I`\\~u 'I`rlll:ta nnnlprlaing

the lnlllis of whll-h Ilclvll Flynn lllvli

|\l»l1l~l-sllflll.

The lllllirc lands will llc sold free.

ull-nr. allll discharged ofand HCIQC- cllnlllrlllll-l-,-, Sul-ll anll- to he lvlllljci-t to the approval of the laid Court of Clil\lll~<»r_r.

Pnnllllinllu st Sale. Dlltl-rl this 'l`\l-cnty-first day of rtlA D 1917 \

Ap . ., . . )llu~(;lllu4\vl null Trnlvlnr | Cnm|llu|nanil‘ Solicitors.

D. EDGAR SHA\\'- Hunter-In-|"havll~4-ry.

~I.-1708-4-21’-24.

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direct to St. Johns,

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Due at Charlottetown April 24th. Sails

Nfld., April 26th.

For space and freight ,rates apply to

Bell & Go.

S. S. “FARNORTH” »

Agents

L-1735-4-21-31*

Girl Guide News

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FIRST CIIARLOTTETOWN COMPANY

At Campfire last Friday a good-

luck presentation was made to Company Leader Constance Hynd- man and the Comparly‘s best wishes go with her to .Emgland to attend the Coronation.

Will all members of the First

Company please note the following:

There will be no meetings this

week.

The usual meeting will be held

on April 30th. Please wear full uniform.

A slipper meeting will be held

the following evening. Saturday May lst, at 6 o'clock, at which uni- form need not be worn.

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HANDICRAFT COMPETITION

In the recent Handicraft Com- petition conducted by the Pro- vincial Council, Girl Guides Associ- ation the following' is the list of prize winnerst-

GUIDE SECTIONS

L. Sewing:-(ai. Baby's Dress

-lst. Prize. -Iola Williams,

Ellerslle Company Special Prize-

Marjorie Glll, Post Guide. fbi.

Blouse-lst. Prize-Betty Leightizer. 5th Company.

II. Embroidery (al. Solid White

-lst.-Phiilis Bossiter-5th Com- pany, 2nd.-Eileen McPhee-ith. Company. 3rd.-Lama Doyle, 5th Company. lb). Coloured-lst- Elizabeth Murdock-Melville Com-

pany. 2nd.- Marjorie Gill-Post Guide. 3rd.-Margaret March banks-Albeiton Company.

III. Knitting (ai. Socks-1st.-

Elizabeth Murdock-Melville Com- pany. lb). Mitts or Cap-lst.- Elizabeth Murdock-Melville Com- pany. 2nd.-Josephine Pickard- lst Company.

IV. Hooking ral. Doormat-1st.-

Melville Company. lbw. Chair mat

pany. 2nd.-Fanny Hancock-Mob ville Company.

V. Drawing and Painting. (ni.

Pencil-lst.-Norma Thompson- 4th Ch’town Co. (b). Watereolmlr -lst.-Mary MacKay-#rd drtown Co,. 2nd. -Frances Reay-3rd Ch‘town Co. 3rd.-Isobel Goodwin -5th Ch'town Co.

RANGER SECTIONS Embroidery-White out work-lst.

Emily Foster-Marshfield Company 2nd,-Marguerite 'I‘yrel1-Marsh- field Company.

Uno iiflllorlra for lnulruff.

V Company Prize for enthusiasm-

-lst.-Ethel Grant-Ellorslie Com-

51-h Charlottetown li-Ioly Redeemer) Company.

Congratulations are extended to

all the Prize Winners.

As there is to be a exhibit of

handwgrk done bl' Post. Guido all over Canada at the Annual Meeting of the Girl Guides Association to be held in Toronto in May, the little dress made by Ii/[ariorie Gill, one of the recently enrolled Post Guides, will be sent to Toronto for this display. It is rt very beautiful piece of work. and wcm a special prize in the above mentioned Handicraft Competition.

HEADS OVERSEAS I.EAGI'E

IDNDON- fCPi-The Duke of

Kent is the new pl-esirlolll of tha Overseas League. sllccoecllng the King, who as Dllkr- of York, mls president for some years. His Majesty has now become patron.

Scotland has a ;~lrivr= ncninst

Scotch jokes. whirli are classed as "cheap humor," .

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BRINGING UP. FATHER

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' Orders are now being booked for immediate _ u ' *O _ I "ld 3Pl'il\8 ‘|¢"V°l'Y- 7 E ' . . ‘ '~

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Write for prices delivered your station !_ f f §~f<»f:.., .i7fll_|

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