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NEW YORK, Nov l5--'I'ho Cen- edlandollsr was unchanged, ster- ling s little higher and the Iikenoh franc fraotlonally lower in the for- aign exchange markets today.

The Dominion dollar held steed! at 2% percent premium. Sterling's range was fractional, and the mm finished the new. at “MW-

Ohedsbucto from E. O. ports. Men. Commerce from Mont-reel. Dottingholm from New York. lD-Ohomedy from Mort eel. Dominica from New York.

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Guardian Central 4 ,

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loranetgeinof %. The franc. w"! off .0094 o! a cent at 6.58% cents.

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MONTREAL, Nov. l5—itenewed softness in power stocks exerting a discouraging influence, secur- ities on the Montreal Stock Ex- change were irregularly lower during today's session. Turnover was of moderate proportions with approximately 17,000 shares chang- ing hands.

The drop -in power issues which wesna continuation of yesterday's

_, C“ to a certain extent by the study by a commission into the electrical situation in the province of Que- beoprovedtobsa damper to the whole list. Montreal Power, the ac- tive leader, lost 1-2 at 29 1-4 while Shswinigim Power penetrated new low. ground in a sympathetic movement being off 1-4 at m. Irr- ternational Power Preferred in one of its infrequent sales dipped four points at 8B and southern Canada Power was down s fraction. Mont- real Power debentures advanced slightly while Quebec Pcwar and B. O. Power "A" and "B" were unchanged. l’

.'I‘he cuistandit feature of the day was the appearance of 25 per-

vacs river.

Lower . r-Trenid On Montreal lfxchdnge

cent paid up certificates of Bank ofCensdssharesonewhenes and if basis. A total of 801 cer- tificates changed hands with the closing price o: 57 l-4 after s hllh of 58 and a lowof 55 1-2 had been recorded. An exchange announce- ment stated the certificates can g: transferred on the books of the

. .

Recent weakness inlose than board lot soles of MontreeLTrern- ways v ieriinaseleofenew low of 79 1-2, a decline of 12 l-2 points. Canadian Forgings "A" ei- so touched e new low st 2 3-4, down e point. ‘

Paper stocks were quiet with Howard Smith Preferred a point higher and St. Lawrence Corpor- ation Preferred up frectionslly. Bathurst, St. Lawrence Corporation and St. Lawrence Paper Preferred eased smell amounts. Stoelissues failed to follow the New York ed- vances with Dominion Bridge, Canadian Car and Steel of Can- ada common and preferred off slightly. Canadian Oar Preferred gained e fraction.

Sales 17,039 shares; bonds $25,- 000.

(B, r . . _ . . . . , Press Financial Writer) (A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) INEW YORK. Nov. iii-Stocks were traded today in the heaviest volume in nearly four months as the mar- ket made s gesture at resuming last week's broad advance. _ v An outbreak of selling in Ameri- can Telephone so Telegraph follow- ing announcement the - nications commission had ordered en investigation of the company and its relations with afllliates. dampened enthusiasm for stocks in the afternoon. Gains outnumbered losses at the close but were small on the average. Swollod by brisk trading during an elllyilptlllln, the day's volume in- creased to 1.554.830 shares, the larg- est since July 27, compared with 058.480 yesterday. . Demand for steel and motor issues and various industrial specialties was accepted. as indication share buy- ers ‘were looking ahead to business improvement. instead of" being in- fluenced by inflation thoughts. l Except for grains, leading 100m- moditics moved narrowly. Wheat and corn futures in Chicago fln- ished around 1 3-8 to 1 5-8 cents a bushel higher. But cotton options were only l5 cents s bale higher to 5 cents lower at the close. American Telephone dropped nearly 2 points to 109 1-2. Low- priced motor shares encountered buying in substantial volume, par- ticularly Packard which, with Hud- son and Hupp, registered small

gains.

United States Steel, General Mo- tors, Montgomery Ward, Santa Fe, General Electric, International Har- vester end other prominent shares finished only fractinnally higher after gains had been whittled down in the afternoon.

Strong spots lnciudued National Biscuit, up nearly 7; National Steel

MINING *

Heavy Volume Of Trading On New York Exchange

and ““ ‘ each up e. point; Underwood-Elliott-Iflsher, up 2 1-2; E. G. Budd preferred; up 3 1-4. and Devoe d: ReynoldsFA," up 2 1-4.

Heaviness in the high-priced gold mining issues featured the Cana- dian llst. McIntyre dropped, 2 3-4 points at 40 3-4, Dome Mines 2 l-2 at 37 and Lake Shore 1 1-2. at 53 3-4. International Nickel yielded irrationally while Canadian Pacino and Distillers-Song! registered smell advances. Dominion Govern- ment 4s were s little higher. The Canadian dollar remained unchang- ed at 2 1-2 percent premium.

The Standard Statistics Co. ever- a-ge for i!) stocks was lifted three- tent-hs of a point to 73.4.

In explaining renewed demand for stocks, brokers stressed Wash- ington developments, ‘ r as they indicated cifortaby the ed- minlstratlon to inspire business wlthcourage to move ahead more rapidly.

A further rise in scrap prices in Pittsburg was taken as a favorable pointer on steel production. Elec- tric Bower output iastmveak moori- ed a seasonal gain lauirthe-mergln of increase over 1933 dropped to 8.5 nercent from 5.4 the preceding week. Dividend actions called attention to improvement in corporate profits the lest nine months. Herder: Chemical declared an extra pay-

(Cmndlsn Press) ‘IORONIO. Nov 15-Amther

moderate crack up in the mining market price structure occurred to-

day wlth the golds again appear-

ing es the prlncpai casualties. Trading was decidedly slow in the

morning session, a little better in the eeily afternoon and in the ‘in- el hour stocks were dumped rath- er freely as prices weakened. Base

m metals and silvers held better with

exception of Eldorado which clos- ed l5 cents lower at 1.50, up only

There was no mws toaocount for the market's weak tone and the general strength of the industrial markets might have warranted a rally. The urge to lighten commit- ments however outweighed other

I08 SALI OI ‘l0 I-IT-LAIBI Number l0 Grafton Street- Palmer

do Farmer. 1r-2227-l1-I-12-14-ld-l0.

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Bergresves 45 to 8.15. Hargreaves sold actively in the final stage. (Csrredinn Press) ‘IORONTO, Nov l Sleds

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2 cents from its lcw'point for the

merit of 25 cents s. share on the common.

Broker lows by member banks of the Federal Reserve in New York City for their own account ’ ed $8,000,000 the past week to $565,- 000,000, despite the post-election advance in stocks.

The weekly Federal Reserve state- mcnts also disclosed a gain of s22,- 0‘0,000 in m ‘ y gold supplies, making the iotel $8,030,000.000, a new record. Money in circulation fell $%,000,00l and member bank reserves rose $75,000,000 to $4,107,- 000,"00.

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Cain Mal ... .-- ... 50 Carlboo ... ... 1H 72%

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Charlottetown). Opened

MIRA‘! .. ... - 1N Allied 135 Allis l/alm .. . .. Atl Ref . . . . .. Amer Oan .. .

Am Car Iibund

Am For Pow .. AmPowl-ight

Am Rod . ... ... AmSmelt Rig Arn Tel 'I‘el .. .111 Am Tob B . .

ConOll -.. .. Gen Dry Gin Ale

Oel Corp Com Sou ...

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Ohos Ohio ... .- Chic North ... ... .. Mot

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Chrysler Columb Con;

Colum Gas Elec .,,, Com Sol

Con Gas ... Con Oil ... Con Can ... ... ... Corn Prod ... Del Htld .... 1i: I Dupont ... ..., East Kod. . . . - - .. Elec Auto Lite >00 Eloc Pow Light .. Eris '

First sails... '. m.

Gold Dust ..l Goodrich Rub .. 50°01'91"‘ Rub "u...

Johns Man .

‘Kelvirrator ... ... .-

KerrOop ... ... ... Lizsotis Myers B Ioews Incorp

Loose Wiles Bis l‘. McKecsport .

Beers Roebuck ....“ Bcoony Vac ... .. South Pac .....

South Pac- ... .. South Rail ...-- Stand Brands ..

Stand Gas Eleo Stand Oil Osl

Pioneer

h" lest three days end ttle change in

-the improvement has been sufficient

a is

‘m, m; ms against 1am. 8%d Wed- nesdey.

! Columbia Gas and Subs, r2

i Pacific Gas and Electric Com.

y, rem’ designed to produce relief

. Qiouse late Wednesday that un- i‘; employment insurance, financed by

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MARKET

(By Johnston all Word's lpoeiel 20' UM) “h” 40 Bonds

[DINING IAIIII‘ LIITII NEW YORK, N Y, Nov ll-Thl

on the dey. The Utlitlee week while the Reile also were under some pressure.

The market he: fie sued out in the

price has v . Buaineee end sentiment hes improved ccneld rably recently but it is e question w ether to car-ry prices sharply higher from here.

Lsldlsw end Co. BUBIMAIY

NEW YORK, N Y., Nov lit-Gold Bars quoted in London market at

months Soptember so, m4 net 1..-}

comeequalio 30 cents: omimo t/rq sins as: shore for l2 months ended Sept 3g, been curled o“ o mum’ v .4 . roan.

Intl Nickel Company of Canada

151,4 H14 rubs Bart quarter not profitnew gm 0d a tented claims 339g equal to 24 cents e common share up “n” n“ 81 cents a. common share ed, 15% | in previous quarter and 22 cents in

Sept quarter 1933.

Pliny and subs 0 months Sept 90 1934 net income equal to $1.15 a common share against $1.27 a com. mun share in first 0 months 1983.

Law Committee of N Y City Board of Aldermen reaches tenta- tive agreement on four poln-t prog-

funds for coming year amounting to 885,000,000 including $15,000,000 by increasing tax on public utilities to 3 percent from 1% percent and $5,000,000"irom tax of 50 cents per $1,000,000 bond transfers.

I“ ‘dent Roosevelt tells advis-

onEcon icSecur-lty st White

contribution, not taxes, will be the economic security program to be rec-mmended to the next Con- sress out! this mgr-mi definitely ahead of any Federellogislation on old age security or sickness insur- ance and emphasises that it should be a co-operative Federal-state undertaking.

U. S. Electric output rm 3 and

and 4-10 in previous week. High Low Lest Up

80 Ind ....99.81 98.49 99.42 .23 30 Rail . 36.39 85.73 38.37 .18

Pmilifllteioment stockholders in Company convicted its underground dr program

ory council cf National Conference-

Hlgh Low Last Off

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$15.50 in Sept end an of 817.04 for the half year to Sept 30-

00.: Reports during past 8 months sn eotive development ,. ., hes

carried gold values but diamond drilling failed to disclose commer- cial ore. Work was discontinued. A

on Suicide River have been secur-

FINACIAL SERVICI I

MONTREAL, Que. Nov. 15--.A Com as successful s: Mont- real Power, always comes in forsevq ere criticism from people in Vlif- ‘ ious walks of life who envy the for-= tunes of the successful. Too much.

fussisbeingnrsde about rates.

$81116 that goes to pay i Y- r Montreal Power has ‘witlmtood concerted attacks on it in the pest and will come out ct the present one with flying colors. Inthefuetviironhbsoftbisyeer, Intl Nickel earned 85 cent: s share on its common stock against div- idend requirements oi 50 cents per . Its‘ ‘present prices. the struck is selling to yield 2.5 percent but- b holders are more coo-

than immediate income s ‘“ , e factor that has held true‘ for mu Nickel "for some years. .

The directom _of Melchers are meeting tomorrow at 2:50 and es the meeting is expected to be e lengthy one, no information will be f until erotmd 4 o'clock

Financial Service learns that a number of things will be diecuned -bythedirectors,chiefofwiill&will be the matter of inaugurating div- idcrlds on the "A" stock.

11X CHANGE

(Canadian Press) » MONTREALp Nov lb-Btltifli- and foreign emhange lrrrelstiun

by the RoyatBunk ,9! Canada. closed today as Icllovm-

Argentina peso 348th _ Australia pound 8.8768.

Austria schilling .1549, Belgium belga .2273.

China Hong Kong dollars .4088. Denmark krone .2881.

Finland flnmsrk .0217.

France franc .0543.

Great Britain pound 4.8744. Holland flcrin .6592.

Hungary pengo .2902.

Japan yen .2844.

New Zealand pound 8.5002. Norway krone .2452.

Poland nlotl .1854.

South Africa pound 4.8534. Spain pesete .1832.

Sweden krone .2515. Switzerland franc‘ .3167.

United States dollar 2 7-10 per

cents discount.

exchange steady. Great Britain high 4.00%; low 4.5.1; close 4.99%: 60 day bills 4.98%; France 6.58%;

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Italy 8.54%; Belgium 23.81; Ger- many 40.21; Cansda 1.02%.

| Closing exchange reies:_

At Montreal-Pound 4.87 7-16; U.

an. B. dolls: 97 0-10; franc 6.43. 32,4‘ At New York-Pound 4.90%: 33%| Canadian dollar 1.02%; franc 5.58

‘r5. At Pans-Pound 75.80 fr; Canad-

44 fan dollar 15.58 fr; U. S. dollar 15.- Mont Pow

18% fr.

In gold-Pound 1m 3d; Canad- ian dollar 60.80 cents: U. S. dollar 59.44 cents

(Cane-lien Press)

Tomnto and Montreal-Jndus- trial stocks irregularly higher.

‘Poronto Mules-lower. New York-Stools closed higher. Winnipeg-Wheat up 1 to 1%. Montreal-December silver high-

er. New York-Cotton higher: rub- ber, coffee end suimr unchanfld-

Home ou mo . so

to the Canadian dollar as compiled a

Mt.’l.. »-Stock

nnd Word members of the Mollred iltnolrjtxohonn. Iontreel Clrh In rot, 15d llleilmold Street. Charlotte- owm), .-

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1m r r w- . u Annual Meeting

B O Pow A 25% 5% .

g o B l?‘ ST. PljiTli-IS HARBOR W. I. B my‘ (m Wednesday evening .}~lov. 7',

25 the annual meeting of St,_ Peters 7* Harbor W. I. was held at the homo of Mrs. Emmett Wisner with sev-

w. entcen members and one visitor “ present. The meeting opened by 7“ singing the Institute Ode followed by ‘the reading of the Creed in_ uhisrn.

8% IThe roll call was answcred by nvlflsing. say, or pay‘. The minutes of |the last annual and last rircgulur

NEW YORK, NOV. 15-410111311 _

-I.iake of Woods

lamb-meetings were read and aclopterl. “i, The president gave s. briet-Jiddress D Coal PM" l“ ‘ after which the financial statement

Dom Steel Coal is 4st 4a y“ "ad and gdopm‘

The officers for the new your

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Ho“ Gold Mme‘ u. m ber-t McEwen, Vi-c Preside t, .irs.

In“ Nickel ""' :83“ bert Hawbolt. Mrs. Ernrét Mac- 12%

m“ w” PM 33 Ewen and Mrs. James Dtnxlcmd;

203 “Maz-Dwen. * 2'15 .F‘riendt As we nFsrw-‘alo lrfr t"-

re-elect you presidrnt o.’ cur iv.- stitute which office you have so

p, began, two years ago._we ‘are de- _. lighted to have you carry‘ (Ill in

share. It requires courage, t 1t and

( N ) wiedo to be a pioneer anv MONTREAL, 3-H) - m . - w a 'os.use, you have exercised nil of

lines holding steady yesrl. and through your efficiency

Graded nhlpmenisofeQs-in cer-

_ splendid school building end equip- “ a n“ f“ Alma“? on“ merit show. we want you k; know

',how much we appreciate your un-

unchanged , ind t oenh e pounl. ‘I‘o retailers sollrh n1‘: :n“‘f'f,vf§o:f:_m%amen§

own” will)“ d “ma” n“ well chosen words, for their klrrd- .