Winnipeg Free Press

Monday, June 13, 1932

Issue date: Monday, June 13, 1932
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 13, 1932, Winnipeg, Manitoba I 12 Erbe press monday too. Is research work extends possibilities of Ore in Nickel Belt stronger tone in evidence on Montreal Market leading issues Are fractionally higher gains exceed losses with demand brisk Canadian Tress despatch j Montreal. June 13. A much tone we s in evidence Dur ing saturday s Brief session of the Montreal Stock Exchange than iras i t Neca a on Friday and 10 gains were scored compared four looses. In almost nil to Vever j t be Advance confined to Frac j brazilian to action assumed the Active leadership and. Utter moving a narrow Price Range closed j higher at. Canadian Pacific j tollway. Dominion Bridge general steel wares and International Nick j of were fractionally higher while consolidated smelters. Power Cor ovation. And Quebec. Power scored gains of slightly More than a Point. Demand was at a comparatively by rpm Pace for a saturday session. S.q74 shares changing hands. The j big tiny was apparently of the invest or ent variety. Aynslie mated. Electric lost More than half its value fit l _. Off i Points Power touched a new. At 4. Ant i pop furred a Point Ai 38. Bond sales Watro s11.451. Sterling closed at 54.2013. And United states funds at a Premium of cent. Montreal Stock averages the average Price for representative securities listed on the Montreal Stock Exchange saturday was 13.40, an increase of .10 Over Friday s average. Aver. Net Price change june 11 13.40 i .10 june 10 13.30 .13 june 9 13.17 .09 june 8 13.26 .15 7 13.41 6 13.41 .0 4 13.31 to .46 2 12.36 1 13.44 .18 3113.2g .14 30 33.40 .45 23 13.35 27 1-5.57 of 26 1s.63 .33 25. 15.96 .84 23 1c.bo .12 21 16.92 a .01 20 1g.91 a .01 19 16.90 a .01 18 16.98 .51 17 17.40 .12 16 17.52 .05 14 37.57 .04 3 17.61 2 18.79 .11 11 18.90 h .10 1932 1931 1930 High 36.90 48.09 69.46 Low 12.85 26.38 38.01 june june june june june May May May May May May May May May May May a v May May May May May Winnipeg stocks Stock Exchange 11.30 Call utilities show strength at Toronto june 11. Listed Par bid ask heaver fire ---------------5100 115 can. Re. 25 30 corp. Steel prod no 5 15 24 to Hern Pelis slurs mice. Com. _ Trust advances Are Cut at . In flurry of profit taking Auburn gives spectacular display net losses quite general at close Canadian Stock exchanges begin to show Independence Price movement during the week within narrow limits but ample evidence of underlying support better feeling making itself Felt written for the Canadian features late in the shares associated press despatch by John Cooley s associated Tress financial writer new York. June 13. Having demonstrated that a Short position in dynamic shares can sometimes be made very uncomfortable and costly not lacking. The Stock Market closed the week with a flurry of profit taking Satur Day. Auburn continued the latest variation of its exciting Market career with a run up of 9 i Points to 76, which contrasted with tues Thomas c. Thompson.1 Toronto. June the verge of new Hope but deterred by the wavering performance of the new York Market Canadian Stock exchanges this week made a gesture of Independence that served to revive the Confidence of investors and speculators. The Toronto and Montreal markets remained within narrow Price limits yet throughout the week there was ample evidence that underlying buying interest is rising to at the close of Fri Day s trading a week ago Ibell Telephone sold at same level but meanwhile it had declined to As Low As 77. Brazilian traction at recover de from its week s Low Point ind the erstwhile speculative favorite International Nickel also advanced although it failed to equal its Price of 5 4 a week ago. Closing sales of Nickel in Toronto this week were made at Ford of Canada at 7, walkers Day s Low of 337 but found the Toronto june on 1he Toronto Stock Exchange was firm Samir Dav. In spite of week end Aralts in new York. Both gains and losses were for generally Small amounts and at the there were 1r Sains and 16 Issue unchanged against six which closed with losses. Turnover amounted to 6.2d7 shares. Fair strength was displayed throughout the Utility group with Bell showing a gain of i at on 35-share turnover. Wra Killan unchanged. . Unchanged and Montreal Power up 3i. Page Horsey off to 3914 while both Ford and Dominion motors were Anchang gains in a majority in the Metal and Oil sections. Smelters was up 1 10.30 while Nickel was unchanged at Canadian oils lost 2 to a new Low of 7 while . Oil was up to 9. Imperial was unchanged and International Petroleum stronger by to Mccoll Froid Tenace was up i and swipe test gained i i Pelis sirs com. I Royal Bank of prot. Old. Unlisted Beaver lumber Fri. Beaver lumber Coni. Blue ribbon b. A. Oil can. City Dairy 7 . Cite Dairy 8 . Crescent Creamery pad. G. W. Saddlery old. G. W. Saddlery com Monarch life. Pm. North Star Oil North Star Oil Reliance Grain Sovereign life 25% pm. _ traders bids. untied Grain growers West. Breweries w. Can flour Mills grocers was. Bice. Old. Irvy Istrael can. Amer. To. Shares _ fundamental series a fundamental series b grouped income so. Bonds traded in Dominion of Canada War loan 1d37____________ 100 100 inn _ a5q xl8 no 50 Xhu 100 100 100 100 x2l.i 100 100 100 25 10 100 50 10 no no weekly Bond review Fri Mills. Up inc co. . In these Days when Public senti ment is such a potent Market to flu j ence. Any Chance for the better or in the states has a very Denite effect on our financial markets this applies particularly to Canadian his Gracie which Are listed in new York within the last ten Days Sev eral important developments in the United states have clone much to Clear the air and to improve senti ment. In the first Placo the Senate has finally passed the. Nex tax and Revenue Bill designed to balance the budget for the fiscal year ending june 30. 1933. This is regarded As a highly favourable development and As the commercial and financial Chron icle puts it it is no to say that business interests will Ceable to breathe More freely since one Chiel obstacle to the revival of Busi Ness activity will have been another development having a very direct bearing on the Bond mar Ket is the formation of the american securities investing corporation. This body headed by Morgan interests has been organised for the purpose of act Ultra sound investments in the Security the corporation will obtain funds through the Sale or its own Bonds for which initial subscriptions totalling have already been received from about 20 leading new York financial institutions. For the present purchases u ill be largely confined to High Grade railway and Public Utility obligations. The importance of this move lies chiefly in its psychological value that is in the concerted expression of a willingness to buy. What sharply distinguishes this body from other groups formed since 1929 is. That it Means a re assertion of the profit motive in the securities Field. It is not formed to give artificial sup port to the Bond Market whatever. Support it May give being purely incidental to the business or buying because in the opinion of expert prices have fallen Well below the level or intrinsic values. The consolidated statement of can Adian Banks Lor the month april reveals several significant tendencies. Savings deposits Are tip 4.3 millions Over the preceding month. Loans to Oro Vincus Are Down 4.5 millions from March and at s37.425.139 this figure is at its lowest since last october. On the other hand Loans to municipalities were up approximately 5 millions Over the March figures. Two new issues made their appearance this week. The of Lon Don out., is offering 6v. Per cent Bonds due 1936 to 1941. At prices to yield 5.90 per cent to 6 per cent. The City of Kitchener is offer ing Al Ner cent Bonds due 1937 to 1960, and b per cent Bonds due 1937 to 1901. The Bonds Are priced to yield 6.10 per cent on maturities up to 1945 and 6 per cent thereafter. Canadian Bank stocks Victory loan a Jet. 1933 1931 1937 War loan renewal 1932 refunding loan a 4 1940 1944 1946 conversion loan 4 1956 195.7 4 a a 1358 1959 Nal. Service loan sir 1936 12d 30 55 60 70 52 xl8 11 i 3 _ a 2g3 a sked 107.10 108.25 100.35 101.25 100.10 100.75 104.85 106.00 100.35 101.25 96.60 37.50 92.10 93.25 90.85 92.25 90.85 92.25 88.10 8s.00 Sujo 89.00 89.25 38.35 s9.25 Pace too warm and lost All. Its gain closing unchanged. This Retreat Cund less sensational issues quite willing to Back up and first hour advances of 1 to 3 Points by numer Ous leaders were lost. Enough stocks in fact closed lower to give averages Small net decline. Turnover was shares. at close the reaction in shares brought aet losses of a couple of Points for Case and american tobacco a which had made extreme gains of similar size. Two to three Point advances in american Telephone american can Union Pacific find Allied chemical were converted into fractional net declines while St Al alter rising i i closed unchanged. Coca. Cola and Norfolk and Western finished under their top prices. East Man. Woolworth. National biscuit ind Santa be each lost a Point while Brooklyn Manhattan transit prefer cd was Down 3-Li. . Steel preferred exchanged a 2-Poinc Rise for loss of Reynolds tobacco and Detroit Edison wore up 4. Dollar is fractionally lower at new York Canadian press despatch now York june 13. The Giitl Adian Dollar declined fractionally on local foreign exchanges , closing 3-16 cent lower at 85 5-16 cents. The Pound Sterling however ended the Day y2 cent higher at 86% cents and weakened at the close to 86 5-16 cents. Sterling started the Short cession it cent higher at s3.69, and closed at 53.68. London Monet associated press Cable London june Bank of England today bought la bar Gold. Bar Gold 112s 8d. Money y2 per cent. Discount rates Short and three months Bills. 1 1-16 to per cent. The Exchange Here is closed today. Stock indicates broken lot. 97.25 96.10 mines and oils Abana Algonquin. Amulet Arno. Barry Hollinger base metals Bidgood big Missouri 100 Central Manitoba .______100 coast copper__________500 cohimario______________100 dem. Exploration 25 dome. No 100 ____100 no no 100 no no 4 50 9s. 5 96.75 11 in 80 3 Uoo 100 Kirkland Lake Lake snore Mandy mine Manitoba Basin Mcleod Kiv. Min. Corp. No Mclntyre a 500 Minim corp. 500 Moffatt Hill 100 Murphy 100 Nipissing 500 Noran la no Pend Oreille no Premier 100 Sherridth Gordon _ 100 san Antonio no Siscoe 100 Sudbury Basin Sylvan Ite Teck 100 100 Treadwell yukon.----------100 ventures no it Ponce _______________100 Wright Hart Reaves of oils Acme 100 Ajax. 100 Bahai of Calm it ._______________100 c. E. Corporation up chem. Research no commonwealth_________100 Dalhousie no Foothills. No Home Imp. Int. Mayland________________100 Merls Inri no Oil selections no South West Pete no 1550 70 51 1410 37 40 23 35 62 18 40 s29 105 20 i 20 217 15 62 5 2% 1650 40 65 41 330 200 23. 10 70 15 10 3 13 _ _ 914 2u 380 430 Toronto stocks a Jiumei Richardson sons Juno 11. Open. High. Low. Close. Can. By. Of com. _ 127 127 127 127 Dominion . 13-i Imperial . Of 135 can. 129b by. Nova Scotia 242 . Or Montreal _ 151 Royal by. Of can. 130 b i. Of Toronto 152a 134 135 1s1 13c 134 135 242 lol 129 134 13s 128 in 242 151 129 _ 152a British Columb Dapower corporation limited test dividend no. 16 Otice is hereby Given that a dividend of fifty Ornta per share on class a Sharei of no Par value Hai been declared for the period ending june 30th. 1932, to shareholders As of record at that Date and that same will be payable by the Montreal Trust company at its office in Montreal on july 15th. 1932. By Oder of the Board. Ernest Rogers. To rect. . Secretary Jim 1932. James Hijii Ardon sons june 11. 1b32. Open High Low close i of. N. Hurt_____19 in 19 in i can Bud. Brew. _ to can. Canners------2 2 Canada bread Job can died guns can. Bakeries can. Vinegars can. Gen. Electric Loob Canadian of 7b cons. Bakeries 4v cons. Industries _ 2% cons. 148 Dom. Stores Dom. Motors Ford of can. Goodyear of can Gyp. I. A. Hiram Walker Kelv. Of can. Laura Secord la blah a a pie Lea Maple Leaf old. _ Moore corp. Ontario Equit. Photo eng. Serv. San. E. Stand. Paving super t. F. Waterloo mfg. . Can. P. Dow Jones averages Logan. Bryan i Hevr York june 11. The Dow i Jones preliminary averages Jui Day s session of the new orc Stock Exchange stood As follows Ai the close i so industrials 4s.26. Off .68, j 20 railroads 16.64, up .26. 20 utilities off .06. Trade reports concerning retail demand and wholesale distribution were distinctly favourable wheat exports were higher and aside from declines in Bank stocks there was a steady accumulation of investment stocks at Levels that have come to be regarded As in the bargain class. The feeling of growing optimism in business and financial circles was it was based on. A careful study in most instances of factors that Point to ultimate if not immediate recovery. Investment demand for Bell Telephone was one of the . At 10 and Dominion stores at 14vi All compare favourably with their prices of a week in View of the admittedly clouded out look in that period. Bank issues declined although they did not indicate any loss of Confidence in the Canadian banking Structure. Bank of Commerce closed the week at 127, Bank of Montreal was quoted at 152, a gain of one Point for the week and Royal Bank sold at 128, compared or Ira 129 last week Oil shares sagged temporarily with industrials but despite the irregularity of the group there was no sign of. Selling pressure. Wall Street hour by hour Bryan the following Price indexes supplied by the Standard statistics company of new York indicate from hour to hour the Market trend of the four major groups of securities listed on the new Tork Stock Exchange. The averages Are prepared at the end of each hour following the opening and Are calculated on the basis of 192g equals 100. Following Are the indexes for saturday s session Ooin dist. 20 rails 20 util. 90 stocks 60 Bonds 1932 High 69.93 40.11 111.7s 71.74 1932 Low 35.15 13.06 49.62 34.27 .t7.50 last close 30.12 15.54 59.41 39.04 60.98 saturday s opening 30.74 15.78 60.36 39.65 11 . . Time 40.24 16.39 61.35 40.25 close 33.55 15.56 59.33 38.64 investments incorporated j. C. Houston in in connection with the reopening of the Oro Grande mine in Central Manitoba it was stated in error that j. W. Morrison would be in charge of tre work. Or. Morrison was in charge of the work last done on the Oro Grande but has no connection with the new company formed and will not be in charge present developments. J. C. Houston mining Engineer of Halleybury who on a. Former occasion inspected the property will be in direct charge of All the work now june 10. Incorporation of the Ashdown investments limited Winnipeg and the Osphal tic oils limited Winnipeg is announced in the current Issue of the Canada Gazette. Vic handed York. June 13. Metals nominally unchanged on saturday. At London. Metals nominally tin changed. York Cotton Bryan june 11. Open. High. Low. Close december a 5.42 5.50 5.31 5.37 omits s fi7 5-7t 5.57 5.59 paper company has omitted the quarterly dividend of on the preferred Stock. Due at this 5. At 5.87 5.74 5.74 5.05 5.10 4.94 4.97 5.28 5.35 5.20 5.22 spot 5.05, Down .05. O to c Logan fractional Price changes Rule in Bond dealings . Government list is firm Small gains Are registered in railway issues department reports successful production of Nickel steel mines Branch develops new process at laboratories a big ability of producing Nickel steel direct from Nickel Coppi ores indicated. Of Canadian Tress despatch Ottawa june 13. The mines Branch of the Dominion department mines at Ottawa report the successful production of a Nickel Iron press despatch new York june 13. A quiet steady and practically uninteresting Bond Market closed the week s proceedings without indicating any definite trend. Outside of thu United states government list which was firm most corporate Loans confined their move ments to fractional territory. Sales totalled Par value and the average for 60 principal Bonds held at exactly the same figure for the third consecutive session. Gains up to half a Point were recorded toy the federals the treasuries being in the greatest demand. This group barely held Ita own during the week. At the same time investor were inclined to hold to a cautious pro gramme. This was especially True regarding the corporate categories. Gains of a Point or More were registered among the railways. The foreign hot was mixed. Hun Garian land mortgage gained irom 2y2 to 5 Points. German issues continued their recovery and the argentines and British firmed. Montreal stocks Osier Hammond july 11. Open. High lov.1. Close. A Ita. Pac. Grain 2b a1u. Pac. Or. Pad. 221 20 Atlantic sugar Esraeilian traction Bell Telephone . Power a. . Power b . Packers bldg. Prod. A can. Bronze can. C. P. I6b 3% 60s 11 " 214 23 29 a "334 3 a 10. 33 Ivi Hijra to 15 metals Ouen Hlyn Low Closs Cuje net. 4 15 4, 914 13 62% 82 4 e t p 5 28 49 h Lovi 4 Alaska Juleau 50 Amer. Smelting. Anaconda Calumet Hecla. Cerro de Pasco great nor. Ore 200 inspiration _. Int. Nickel Kennicott ___1_------ Mckeesport to Nat. Lead 500 Noranda mines Phelps Dodge 8 4 its .1 so s i p ------4h 4-Ijj an. In. Motors and accessories 3 i 2% 24% san 18 i in i 9 19 i 16 8% 1% 514 Auburn Mool Bendix aviation Briggs mfg. Collins Aikman Chrysler Curtis Wright a _ Curtis Wright elec. Auto it. Gen. Motors 100 Goodrich tire Goodyear tire Graham Paige Hudson Hupp Mack truck Murray corp. 2-fash____ Overland 755i 4vs _ in. 1 a 10v4 8% Packard Stewart Warner _ Studebaker United aircraft c. S. Rubber yellow truck i la _ a 33 3yi 3iim _. 1 a j. 35.4 i i s i 85s in. In. Jok a i _ w m m. Is 19 15 12 35 211. 39 i steels and equipments 3vi an. Car Fly. S is 4 an. Loco. 3 an. Boiling 4 475 45i Bethlehem 9w 7 Byers a. . M Case. J. I. Xvi cat. Tractor 514 Svi in. Crucible is 3 j Oster _ _ 1 10 Gen. Am. T. C. 400 i 3s 15 Oen. By. Sly. X25.i_ 9k so. 143.4 Ingersol 300t_ shv4 38v. It 13 inf. Harvester it 35 i Ludlum steel 2w so 2vs a 22 .2 9 Otis elevator x50j--- a 3 i 3 3s pull Nii 13001______ Juk Lam a to Ivi 23 Tim. B. J3r. 1501____ j2 is i a. S. P. Fly. 200 s so 24ft to. S. Steel. .13 u. S. Steel pad. 700 so is 8 san Piura 7 7t-i ism 3s so i 344 94 21% so 20vi 31, 20 a 12% 16% 28% 25 it 135 2314 is i 14ti 12% 5% railroads i z Allegheny corp. H 22 h Atchison Loo 30 33alto. Ohio i 11 Erklyn Mann. To _ 3.1 3314 71 4 can. Pac. 125 9 h a chs. Ohio Ches. Corp. 200 2vi Chi. . Chi., i . Sli Zvi 3244 9 m 74j 10 4 s so Svi a 4 saw 21 i s if 10 i 27 i 31 .2 131 i 37 Del Hud. 000 _ 8v. Del., Lack. In. At. Northern 200 _ 5ja Illinois Central 71 Lou. 1% to. Pac. Common Central 6 new Kaven 62 Norfolk 4 w. Horther . 6vs Southern Pacific Southern by. Union . Oils 12 Amerada Atlantic ref. 33. 4 Barnsdall. Cont. Of Del. Freeport Texas 200 11 -14 4ft Gen Asphalt Ioc _ s Houston Nelp 4 mid. Continent ._3 Petroleum corp. Syk pipe 2ti Purs Oil Sii Royal dutch a i 3 Simms Pete. 4 4u consolidated Oil vacuum Viivi is a. Stand of i Ooi Jet of ls7t stand of . Clooj Svi Texas corp. Iloo 10m _ 45 u my w i 32 4i 44 144 11v. _ _ 4 8 31 244 1244 944 73 1044 4 4.45 13 541 7v. 7v.j a 10 f 11 i 2 in. 11 11 a 8m 69 71w-f 31 844 344 i. S _ j _ i 4 31 in. In. In. In. 103s 1j4j1 24v, .1044 1335 High 31-2 13 open Tex. Gulf Sill. Tidewater Assoc. In. Oil of Cal. X35 june ii. Net Lov close chg. -5t tin. Can. C. To f. Ltd. _ 11 u can. Converters can. 2vx can. P. P. _ can. Gypsum-------2vi 2 a can. Ind. Alcohol 75b can. Pac. 0 Lovi can. Is. Lines com 1 v a can. Is. Lines pad. _ Cockshutt plow cons. Min. Is set. 30 Dom Ridge Dom Glass co. 33 33 Dom. Steel Ivi Dominion textile _ 40b Fraser 25b Oen. Steel wares. 75 75 75 Gurd. Has. Co. 10 10 0 Hamilton Bridge inc. Nickel of can. Int. Power. Lake of Woods mag. 4a Massey Harris 2b Mccoll front. Oil 8 3 Mont. L. H. P. 25vb 26 Nat. 13 13 4 Nat. Steel car 7 7 Ogilvie flour. Penman _j5i Price Bros. Power corp. Of a. 7 Quebec Power 1 12 Williams _ Smith Howard s. Can. Power Shawinigan i steel can. Steel of can. Pad. _ twin City mpg. Elec. 32 a h 25a 244 75a 3 my 30 91-1 33 141 75 10 2511 .13 7 25v1 13 1 r. 12 j3 9v .7% 12 13 944 utilities .1644 89 is ill it is i 40 37 1 2 3 a a .11 46 14 4 31 i i 121 60 32% 3 1514 1044 2154 50 13% 17 21 45 2svt 15-t 7% 5 a 314 9 a 14 a Abi Tibi p. P. An. For. Per. Am. Per. It. Uoo am. T. I t. 9001 am. A. Was 300 Bolyn in. Gas 500 Colum. Carbon 300 Colum. Gas Floo _ comm. Pc Sou. Con. Gas 400 elec. P. To it. 100i_ int. . Sys. 200j_ int. Tel. Tel. Nat. Or. It. 100u Yorlli am. Co. Pacific Gas 200 Pacific Light people s Gas 800 pub. Serv. . 340 s. Cal. De. 200 stand. Gas 350 Stone web. 50 _ United corp. 40 _ United g. I. 120 West. Union. 1 s44 n-5i is 3344 to 6ji 244 so 2m so so 28 31v4 20v4 Boft 1344, 1614 214 tvs. 4 .1914 2814 54% 344s _ 644 9 3v4 1 5 5v4 4% 13 is 153i 544 62t4 13 b 7314 37 2014 14 84. 2814 ass 893, 214 a 43 44 11 Vuk 131i 120 10.1 1014 41 47 34 i 59% 87% 5.1 511 38 40 24 h 6 83 2544 industrials 3444 air reduction 40ts 3851 47 Allied chem. 600 _ .1-44 54v4 5144 4 Allis Chalmers 50 544 344 55 a Lii. Bank Kote 3414 an. Can 400 18 an. Chicle 2244 1114 an. 3ce 200 3 1-k an. Int. Corp. 3. A. Rad. S . 14 Arn. Saf. Raz. 300 is 40v an. Tobacco c500 4li-4 44 an. Tob a c500 5114 3 an. Woolen 244 h Armour a i 3 Assoc. Dry goods 5 Best co. Borden 30-1 .3454 Burroughs so 714 47m s2jd 3-Ji 7 2lts 3vi 4fim 344 2344 is 23 3v, _ s444 is 3is in. In. 15i Cost w it i i in. 44 1944 25% 20 i 1 1 la 23 a 2511 20 814 20 46 1014 to. 13 "4 5i.ts 18 18% 56% 61% 22 34 6044 20 ii 20 8 a 30 34 9 13 9 19 9 a 10 a 14h 15 13 1 i 13v. 24 i a i 263 591-1 353 373i 123i 123.1 5 6 23 3 6 a 31 8i? 3o.i 453, 23 h 2 9 i 14 Iii 2 183k 22 5 Calif. Pkg. Canada dry 120 7 coca cola c700i 95 u to Ulli comm. Credits 150 _ 4 comm. 4ts 4ti cont. Can 21i Corn products 300j Iii 51 i Cudahy 400 2 Davison chem.--------2 i3om. Stores 120 1235 drug inc. 2sv4 271 15npont. 4001___.___ 27 Kastman 43li first Nat. St. I 43u to film in general cigars 201a 203i 201, general Al. 103d general foods 22 Gillette .14 14 m 13 a Gold Glen a 14 _ Gumbei 1v6 11s1 l Gold dust 250 10 1qv4 93 Hershey 600 Miv. Johns Manville j3 Naa Julius. X a 194 a Kresge a. S. 3 a Kroger 31v, 12v5 Lambert 800 31 log. My. A 400 41v 42 liquid carbonic 200 12 Loew s inc. 300 1754 17 Lorilard 3134 los Macy x50 2194 Mathle Soa Ai. 150 _ 32 _ stores x45 lib Montgomery Ward _ 514 to Natl. Biscuit 280j in 30h Natl. Cash . 731 7 i Nail. Dairy or. 260 17y, 30% Natl. Distilleries. 200 i a 17 Paramount Public _ 21n i1 Penny j. C. 36% 71i 301-i proc. I g. 27 purity bakeries 100 s4 Ylladio corp._______4 4i s to a Kadio k. . 2u 2 -s4 i key. R. J. B 300 2ll3i so i Safeway stores 500 40 4011 Sears Roebuck 250.u is2 Shattuck f. 51 Jwj stand. Brands 120 311 la Tran Samerica Underwood x25t Lun. Carbide 120 38 385 175s United fruit x50 _ 3is 31 31 34 . Indus. 1514 . Realty 21 _ _ Warner 13. Westing. Elec. 22 Woble Pron 2bv in. Pump. 11 ii in. To 33 t 39 11m Montreal curb Osier. Hammond Nanton. Ltd 11. Ass. Brew. _. Beaumar. Power Brit. Am. Oil com. Pete can. Vickers can. Wineries corp. Steel. Dal. Oil dist. Corp. Dom. Eng Dom. Stores Dryden Eldorado _ foreign Power Gem Lake Hiram Walker. Hiram Walker pad Home Oil Imp. Oil open. High. Low. Close. _ 65 2a. Ion. 75 b 92 2a iy4b _ _ 18b _. _ i8b 8 3v, 8 8 a Imp. Tob. _ _ 6% 6ii into. Util. A _ 33, _ 3a into. Util. A _ _ la into. Petroleum _ 9% _ _ a 1401 1450 1400 1450 Reliance Grain _ _ Robt. Mitchell _ _ _ 4yaa service stations _ 3 _ _ _ Siscoe Gold 62 62 new York curb Otler Hammond ;