Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 2, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page ten Winnipeg free press tuesday january 2, 1940 i stocks Bonds Industry Stengl at Chicago o Winnipeg san. 2, 1940. Grain Exchange Winnipeg Jan. 2. Concern Over the effect of freezing temperatures in United states Winter wheat Belt where there is Little Snow covering was reflected in wheat trading on tuesday with Winnipeg following Chicago to higher Levels and closing to up. Export sales of Canadian wheat mostly Odd lots to Neutral countries were placed around bushels while both United states and Cana Dian Mills were credited with taking about bushels in connection with Domestic and Export flour business. The May closed at 90 a. United states weather and crop reports attracted most attention in the Trade and were principally of a bullish character. No moisture of consequence was reported Over the Holiday in the wheat belts and ittle was indicated in the forecast and it was noted that a cold wave with temperatures below Zero extended to Southern sections of the wheat areas. Pessimistic state and railway reports on u. S. Prospects continued to trickle ail accentuating the unsatisfactory situation prevailing. Other items inclined to affect wheat prices on the upside was the report that a vessel Taining 400.000 bushels of Cana Dian wheat bad been sunk with the possibility that a replacement Pur Chase might be made and the Call ing up army reserves in great Britain put peace discussions in the background. Local prices opened fractionally higher on commission House buying prompted by the strength at Chi Cago and extended gains when the Advance in the Southern Market became aggressive. Fair support was also in evidence from Mills at this stage and Southern interests were making purchases in connection with Back spreading operations with Chicago. Offerings credited to the wheat Board on the scale up were veil absorbed As Well As flurries of profit taking. Further Seaboard support was in Evi Dence in the late stages. Trading was moderately Active and inclined to be nervous. Buenos Aires provided Little stimulation with tie Market there moving narrowly and showing an easier tone. Prices on this Exchange opened cent Down and losses of to cent were showing at noon. The a Cather was Clear and favourable for harvesting and although re ports of disappointing yields continued to come in Broomhall was of the opinion that production May be slightly above re cent official estimates. Cash wheat continued quiet with Odd cars being picked up and Mills showing interest in three Northern and some of the lower grades. Exporters were still inquiring for the garnets and special but offerings generally in the wanted classifications were unimportant. A Good de Mand attributed to Domestic Mills was in evidence in Oats with spreads improving one cent on two s and extra three s. Exporters were also after various grades Barley with business curtailed by meagre offerings Corning for Ward. A continuation of the recent aggressive demand for Oats a showing in the coarse Grain pit and Mills were credited with taking close to bushels. There was also some suggestion of Export in Terest in this Community. Fair in vestment support came out in bar Ley and Southern interests were or. Both sides of Rye. Spectacular advances in flax featured trading in this commodity with both crushers and speculative demand boosting prices More than seven cents. Winnipeg Cash prices these prices arc always the quotations on Cash grains at the time of Cluj song the suture Market and refer Only to cram in store at fort William and port 1 hard no. 1 North Ern to i no. 2 Northern j Northern 81 no. 4 Northern no. S wheat no. 6 wheat i. Wheat 65 i. No. 1 Garnet no. 2 Garnet 76vk. No. 3 Garnet no. 1 hard tour no. 1 nor. Tour no. 2 nor. Tough by Ali. No. 3 nor. Touch i. No. 4 nor. Touch no. B touch 69m., no. 1 nor. Smutty no. 2 nor. Smutty 78 vib. No. 3 nor. Smutty no. 1 amb. Dur. 76 to. No 2 Arnber durum no. 3 Amber durum no. 4 Amber durum no. 1 Xiv hit Spring no. 2 White 7ih. No. 3 White Spring no. 4 special no. 3 special 70-j d. No. 6 special 65v no. 1 mixed wheat 73v, track basis no. 1 Northern screen Ings per ton 2 . No. Sex. 3 . No. 3 . Sex. 1 feed no. 1 feed no. 2 feed no. 3 feed track no. 1 . 6-Row no. 2 . 6-Row 52v4. No. 1 . 2-Row 33vi. No. 2 . 2-Row no. 3 . 8-Row 51. Other no. 1 feed 50. No. 2 feed 49. No. 3 feed 48. Track 52. 1 . No 1 . J05i4. No. 3 . No. 4 . Track 199 a. 1 78 ii. No 2 . 78 h. No. 3 . Red. 2 . No. 4 , track open High Low close May 90% 89 july. 91% 90 May 40% 41% 40% 41% july 39% 40% i May 52% 54 52vt 54 july 51% 53 53 May 198 july 195 202% 195 202y4b May 81% 81% 81% july i. Sove 80% 80a Prev. Close 88% last year 40v4 196y4b 80% Chicago open High May 107 july 104% sept 103% May 58% 59% july 59vs sept 59% 60% May to. 39% 40 july 35% 35% sept 33% 33% May july sept 77 74% 74 77 75% 75v4 Low 104 101% 58% 59vs 59 39% 35% 33% 75% 74% 73% Jan.-2, .1940. Close Prev close 106% 107. 1040104% 103% 59% 60% 40a 33% 75% Minneapolis open High Low close May 104% 104% july 102% 104% 104% sept. Minneapolis Cash wheat close Jan. 2, 1940 no. 1 dark nor., 58-60 ibs., 14% protein. 100% 59% 59% 39% @ a 35a 33v8b 75% 74% Jan. 2, 1940. Prev. Close 101% dec. 30, 1939 Winnipeg privileges closing Winnipeg daily Privi Leges tuesday Jan. 2 bids. Offers. May 8914 july so 3 3 Broomhall says stocks wheat in Australia now total bushels according to Broomhall who reports that Farmers Are de Viering the wheat freely As the weather has been favourable for largest. This time last year the visible wheat stocks totalled bushels. Marketing by provinces for the 21 weeks ended dec. 22, with figures for the corresponding period of ast in brackets Manitoba bushels Saskatchewan. Alberta s weather throughout most of the Winter wheat Beh the United states was Clear during most of the week end with slight snowfall in parts of Oklahoma and Kansas. Day temperatures were High enough to bring some minor thawing in parts of the Southwest and As it has been Calm with no blowing the crop has been receiving Benefit from Snow. With Nebraska , okla homa Colorado and Texas Bear ing the Brunt of what has been described As the worst drought in history a report from the Santa be railway places the condition of Winter wheat in its territory As of december 1 at 40 per cent. The average in Illinois Iowa and Missouri was somewhat higher. Forecast is for generally fair in Illinois and Indiana and More or less Cloudy elsewhere in the North Central Stales. Possibly Light Snow in the Dakotas and Nebraska. Some moderation in temperatures. For Kansas fair and warmer in the East Cloudy in the West Oklahoma fair and continued cold changing to Cloudy and warmer. Relative to the Large wheat stocks taken Over from last season s Large crop in the Argentine and this season s big crop in Canada Broomhall Points out that importers probable requirements this season Are approximately 000 bushels less than total world s surplus. It is reckoned that the total world s surplus this season is bushels and that importers May not need More than bushels during the sea son August 1, to july 30, 1940. Total world s shipments of wheat and flour in the past few years have averaged bushels. Cash wheat spreads Only change in Cash wheat spreads on monday was no. Garnet off 1 cent according to reports credited to the american legation at Stockholm the swedish government has appropriated 25 million crowns 000 for storage of agricultural prod sets and 30 million crowns 000 for financing agricultural adjustments. The government Pur Chase Price approved for wheat Anc Rye is per 100 pounds effective june 1, 1940. 4 4 with an estimated condition of 37 per cent of Normal for Nebraska the state Federal division of agricultural statistics looked with gloom upon the prospects for Normal Winter wheat crop this year. Anderson head of the division said Nebraska conditions were the Low est on record and with soil conditions As they were there was but Small Chance for improvement during the Winter months. Country marketing sat. Last or wheat coarse grains cars wheat 309 13 coarse grains 95 2 wheat deliveries aug. 1-dec. 30 Secretary of agriculture Wallace made Public today in Washington a report predicting that a Continua Tion of the european War will seriously weaken this United states farm Export position. The report lists the Trade tvs now being exercised by belligerents which wheat quotations tuesday fan. 2. Winnipeg to higher. Chicago to 3i4e Minneapolis to higher. Buenos Aires lower. To a lower. 3 to a lower. 4 lower. Will have effect of curtailing the Low of american farm products to heir Normal markets abroad. He indicated especially the naval Block Ade the requisitioning and control of shipping Export and import lines no and allocation of foreign sex Hange. Private advices from Buenos Aires say that the Cereal import committee of great Britain has not a ought any Argentine wheat since november 10th. It is shipping its previous purchases and will prob Bly continue to take old wheat Intel the end of january. Belgium on the other hand has been buying Argentine wheat at very High prices n spite of the freight Cost. The european demand for Adian wheat at the close of the old ear was slow with the Sale of Only a few parcels of Manitoba reported. However it is reported that the continent has been of Argentine wheat although no Quantity was disclosed. The Chicago journal of Commerce says normally the month of january is not an Active one in he Grain Trade and Price recessions frequently Are seen in this period it. This year the Market May de part from the usual at least As far volume of Trade is concerned As Here is considerable interest in in because of the potential Bull so factors in the situation. Sup lies of flour in the hands of the Jeneral Trade Are said to be Light my it May be that a Good flour business will develop in which Case the wheat Market should Bene it partly because of buying in of Hedges and partly because supplies f Cash wheat Are moderate so such wheat being tied up in government easier feeling in Trade Union stockyards Winnipeg and St. Boniface Jan. 2. the Union stockyards Over the week end and up to nine o clock tuesday morning consisted of cattle 250 calves 1350, hogs and lambs with additional 695 cattle and 770 sheep and lambs showing up during the on through Billing. Apart from deliveries expected to come off trucks there is nothing further in sight to arrive in the Yards tues Day by rail. With the cattle Market working on a rather top heavy basis last week supplies proving a Little More generous for the initial s this week an easier feeling crept into the Trade tuesday morn ing with buyers making a Strong Effort to erase some of the Advance chalked up to most killing classes last week. The Trade got away to a rather slow and unsettled Start with Sellers being reluctant to re lease their holdings at prevailing bids which naturally impeded the movement of cattle to the Scales. There were a few Eastern orders which took care of some cows at near steady prices but it is expected when the outside demand is satisfied the balance of the offer Ings in the class will wind up in a somewhat lower position. Relatively few Butcher cattle found out let at an Early hour tuesday morn ing and steers and heifers were definitely under pressure and Drew bids in some instances which looked fully 25c lower from the High Point of last. Week. Weaker advices Are coming in from most outside centres and there is every indication our mar Ket Here will ease off to some extent in sympathy with the lower the Trade at Eastern and Southern Points. The calf Market was reported on a Lully steady basis Best Handy weight Vollers holding around the Mark with the balance of the calves being Saleable largely from s6 to s0.50. The hog Market opened up in line with last week s close Bacons holding at 50.60 on a fed and watered basis with Good feeder hogs in request around the. Mark and sows being priced from. To supplies on the sheep and Lamb Market were Only sufficient for a very Light Trade but. Nevertheless the demand for lambs was none too keen and Early bids for the few decent killing lambs available were placed at a practical top of outside markets cattle Trade opening very slow with no Early sales recorded blog receipts 480 unsettled feeling easier. Sheep and Lamb receipts 100 Best lambs to 510.50. Cattle receipts Given. Trade got away to a slow Start with the Narket about 25c lower. Good steers earning from to heifers Rui no from to s0.50 and Butcher cows from to s5.50. Bulls ranging from i4 to a top of s6.50. Calf receipts 350 steady to Strong. Veals to no Ops on offer. Sheep and Lamb receipts 440 lambs Selling mostly on a Flat Bashiti of Odd Good lambs up to hog receipts 58j Market looks firm no Early sales. South St. Cattle Market generally steady canadians mostly steers Leld around s7.75 to twelve cars of canadians on offer. Cattle Market weak to 25c lower. No canadians on offer. Livestock quotations Union Stock St. Bonifaco man., Beaver fire ins 75.00 100.00 3.10 81.00 119.00 Eaver lumber Beaver lumber com . Amer. Trust . Fire ins. Can. Indemnity. Can. Invest fund Corr. Paper Box pad 35.00 Crescent Creamery pad. Dom. End. It car. Dom. End. Car. Com. Federal Grain pad ederal Grain com und Trust a und. Trust a t. West life Assance. T. West saddlery a of. To. West saddlery com. Grouped income Monarch life 10% paid. Can. Mtg. Pad. Northern mtge., part paid 1.50 Northern trusts Orth Star Oil pad. Forth Star Oit com. Reliance Grain pad. Reliance Grain com. Sovereign life 25% paid traders bldg. Assn. United Grain growers. Vestern breweries Western Grain pad. Vestern grocers pad. Vestern grocers pm. Vestern steel products. Wings limited wings v. T. Mpg. Electric pad. Mpg. Electric a Wug. Electric a says Argentine outturn May exceed estimates in discussing foreign crop conditions Broomhall notes that some Argentine observers have expressed the opinion that the out turn of wheat in that country May be slightly above recent official estimates in Western Europe All Field work has been cause of a severe cold wave. Broomhall s foreign crop summary follows weather is cold Over the Winter Grain areas. Fresh crop news is lacking As grains Are now dormant. Balkans weather is cold and navigation on the Danube has been suspended. Snow Protection is now quite general throughout the Balkans. Italy thawing conditions ate now reported following a cold spell. Crop conditions reported to be satisfactory. Recent reports have indicated that a full acreage will be planted to wheat Western Europe severe cold wave is being out. And All Field work was Stop Ped. Crop conditions Are about average. Argentine weather has been mostly favourable for harvesting yields have continued poor As harvesting has extended in the Central sections of the country. However some observers have expressed opinion that outturn of wheat May be slightly above re cent official estimates. The new Corn crop has a Good appearance temperatures have been bel6w Normal for this season of the year and warmer weather is needed. Steers up to 1050 Choice Good medium common steers Over 1.050 _ ii Oice Good medium Choice common 7.25 s 7.50 7.00 6.50 5.75 4.75 7.25 6.50 4.75 fi.75 6.00 5.00 4.50i 7.00 6.00 5.00 4.25 3.50 4.50 3.50 Choice. Good. Medium _ nod. Medium. Common. Canners and cutters bulls Good common Stocker 4 feeder steers Good. 5.50 medium 4- 6 common 4.00 Stock Good 4.50 medium 4.00 common. 3.50 milkers springers 40.00 veal Good and Choice 9.00 common 5.00 grasses. 4.50 select Bacon 7.50 7.00 6.2? 7.go g.5 5.75 8.50 7.50 g.50 5.25 4.75 4.00 3.75 65.00 1.00 per he Premium 8.00 8.60 heavy extra heavy lights and feeders sows no. 1 sows no. 2 roughs. Stags. Lambs Good hand weight Good heavies common 1.50 Perod discount 7.bo g.25 8.75 6.00 5.25 4.00 9.00 8.00 6.50 Good heavies. 3.00 Good hand weight 4.00 common 2.00 5.50 0.25 8.51 ,7.00 8.00 3.80 4.50 sales lower Montreal Jan. 2. Actions on. The Montreal Stock Exchange and the curb Market in 1939 amounted to shares com pared with in officials of the exchanges announce. Toronto Stock averages Melady Sellers and co., Ltd 30 industrials 128.11 up .51 20 golds 122.77 up .70 33 base metals 87.90 up .1 i 15 Western oils s1.03 up ,08 total sales London prices London Jan. 2. Spot 5s bid 15s asked future bid 5s asked. Sik Edward Beatty president of Canadian Pacific railway who in his annual says the Canadian Pacific s efficiency is Well up to whatever Calls the War May bring. Security markets new y k the Stock Market nodded cordially to 1940 tuesday and proceeded to work up a slow going Advance. The list showed Forward leanings at the Start of another 12-month stretch but the ticker tape did not really get warm. While gains ranging from fractions to a Point or so were Well distributed at the close. Traders apparently took with a Grain or two of Salt the usual Batch of new year s predictions which for the most still were tinged with caution. To n t r a stocks strengthened in Dull trading tuesday As the Market neared the close of its first 1940 session. Bell Telephone jumped two Points and National steel Ca r one while fractional gains were sprinkled throughout the list. Up narrowly were Asbestos Hollinger Hudson Bay mining Montreal Power International Pete Amoco la Frontenac Canadian celanese and Seagram. A handful of stocks found the go ing difficult and retreated. Steel of Canada common. Dominion Bridge and Price Brothers yielded fractions. The Gold shares developed a Strong Market in tuesday s Trade on the Toronto Exchange changing hands in substantial volume at rising prices the Index for the group was Well up at the close. Industrials also More than made up their Early losses and the Cluse was a bit higher for the base Metal shares on comparatively quiet action. Western Oil stocks showed Little net change. Volume for the Day crowded the half million share Mark. Winnipeg industrials bid asked Home inv Sav. Assn. 90.00 7.25 44.25 2.50 5.25 4.75 23.00 1.80 to to 20.50 2.50 450 1000 91 00 sales 6.00 3.75 .60 4.50 11.25 5b.oo 10.00 1.50 7.50 106.25 50.00 8.00 .20 look 2.25 2% la Iab 17b 37 5 82 260b 11 a 6 a 3b 203 62 Fox 11 00 1150 Pontiac Rouyn Rop. Mines Quebec Manitou tand Malartic shy Lite Rouyn Sachiyo River Sheldon Larder Chenango a flinch Siscoe Extension Springer Sturgeon Sunbeam Kirk and Thomson Lindmark Lenlon mining Val d of mines Wells Lori Lac Wesley Gold mines West red Lake Wingold wino a Patricia old Ioco Gold mines Young Davidson asked 20 transactions tuesday morning Jan 2 1840, from 0 to 12. Central at 05% Reliance Grain at 75.00. Sachiyo at 0.75. United Grain growers------2 at 10.25. At wings voting at .20. Unlisted mines by James Richardson sons Albany River old area. Argosy Barber Larder Camlaren oin Lake Continental Kirk Samos Lin Floii Rall nor. Hiawatha Hudson Patricia Hutchison Lake Kaw Crow Patricia 14 a 14% Bell Telephone 167 j68 167 107% brazilian 9% a . Power a 27v.ib . Power b Bruck silk 5b building prod. 17 . C. F. Co. Can. C. ,8 f. Pad. 27b . Cement Corn. 8 . Cement pad. 95% . Pow. Corn. 17 . Pow. Pad. Lob a Canada is. Com. Canada is. Pad. Can. Ind. Alco. A . Ind. Also. B 3b . Bronze pad. 108b . Celanese pm. 30 . Celanese pad. 10 . Converters . . By. Con. Smelt. Cock butt pow Dom. Bridge 40 Dom. Glass com. 122b Dom. Steel 15% Dom. Textile com. 811% Dryden 11 it Eastern dairies 50b electro Lux 3 of found. Co. Can. 10% Gatineau per. Pm. If Gatineau per. Pad. Gen. St. Was. Pm. Al Gen. St. Was. Pad. 8fl% Gurd Chas. Co. Gypsum a Al. N Hamilton Bridge. Imp. Tobacco int. Nickel int. Power pad Lake of w. M. 5100 6500 3100 11000 8900 284 38% 1% 19 25s 32% 33 4g 5a 19 v 280 5208 5500 2000 20 2500 221 32000 22899 85 Ottle l. A. 330 macassar 435 255 270 30a 145 146 1 1450 15 14% 15 in. 3000 31% 31% 2% 1105 720a 19 it 4100 1% 1% in. 1000 1600 325 330 in. 1sc5 430 435 3 630 Macleod c. 255 242 250 4 8350 Madsen h l 59% 55% 1% 15900 Malartic g. 110 107 110 in. 6300 Mandy 12b 16a Man East. A 2n Mara go 3% Mclntyre a. 57 in. Mck. Red l 340 137 140 2 Mcva Lytle 15% 15 5% in. Mcwatters 58 57 53 1 mining Cor. 130 3 Model Oil. 2 by 30a Monarch 0a Moneta 86 in. Morris Kirk e a it Murphy la visa Nabob 33 30 33 Nipissing 130b 140a Noranda 78 77% 78 Mitford. Can. Normetal. 55b 65a 169 166 169 3 Lesb 125a o Brien Oil Selec Kalta Omega Oro Plante Paralta . Pore. Pandora paymaster. Pend Ore. Perron Pickle c. Pioneer g. Powell r. Prairie r. Premier Pryst. Reno Robb Mont Roche l l Royalle Massy h. Com. Massey h. Pad. Montreal Power Mccoll Frontenac. Nat. Nat. Nat. Steel car 45% 82 20% e Ata 59 brew brew. Ogilvie of Tavles com. Pad. Mining records set in 1939 Ottawa Jan. 2 up Canada mining Industry begins the new year with a dozen Marks to Short at As the result of records established during 1939, the Dominie Bureau of statistics said today in t report from its mining metallurgical and chemical Branch. Total value of Canada s miners production reached an All time nig at in 1939. An increase of three per cent Over the 193 record figure of am six per cent Over the 1938 total o new output records were established by Copper Zinc Gold Antii Mony Nickel cadmium Crua Petroleum natural Gas Gyp suit Sulphur Aad Lime. Improvements also were noted i other lines. Iron Ore was produce on a commercial scale for die firs time in 16 years and several pcs Wells were brought into production in the Alberta Petroleum Fields. Prospecting and develop Mai work was undertaken for Mineral strategic for War purposes but Ric produced to any great extent 41 Canada. These included Mercard manganese moly Denite and Tungsten. Production value of Principe minerals during 1939, with for 1938 in brackets Gold Silver Nita _ compar Lead 40 39% 39% Zinc a Platinum metals 18 i Coal l7d natural Gas crude Petroleum Asbestos feldspar Gypsum Magnes Itic Dolomite 000 Quartz Salt sodium sulphate Sulphur talc and scat Stone Clay products Brick tile set pipe Demci Lime Stone Sand and Grav i 411% in 46 a 8% is a Penman com. Power corp. Quebec Power it. Law. Cup. Com. St. Law. Cup. Pad. Shawinigan Sher. Williams Smith Howard co. Steel of . Com. Steel of . Pad. S. Can. Per. Com. S. Can. Per. Pad. Wifi. Elec. Coin. West. Croc. Com. 50b 33b 158b 53 Vita 10% 17 5% 19 a 21% 80 a 86 is r i 68 it. 5% 20 13 21% 12% 21 so 19% 13 21% new York James Richardson soils air reduction Alleghany High Low close cd. 57% 171% Jiji Vij Amer. Tobacco b 87% 86% Anaconda Copper atch. Top. . Bendix aviation. Bethlehem steel. Boeing air plane. Bruges mfg. Chrysler corp. Consol. Edison. Corn prod. Ref. Curtis Wright Cor. Douglas aircraft Dupont de m. Eastman Kodak Freeport . Gen. Electric Gen. Foods corp. Gen. Motors Goodrich Goodyear tire. Int. Harv. Johns Manville Kennicott Copp. 30% 24% 32 82 22% 90vi 31% 10% 83% 30 a 24 vib 31 a 80% 22 a 32 81 it 22% 90 a 89% 10% 10% b2 a 27% 35 29 37 5b 235 224 47% 46 225 194 191 420 410 220 210 218 212 136b 238 235 54b g a 5 34 a 235 1 senator a. 55 St. Anthony 15 san Antonio 250 a 54 249 12% 11 120b 114 112 81 we 61 58 193b 91 335 195 405 a 70 170b 27b 96 7b 225 102 420 220 215 140a 238 56a la i 35a 54% 15 250 4000 1000 3842 14500 300 1700 1030 300 2200 5voo 1000 2200 Low s inc. Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvin Tor Nat. Biscuit . Central North am. Avia. Owens 111. Glass. Perm. R. A. Proctor g. Pullman Randlo up. Of am. Republic steel Safeway stores scars Roebuck. Simmons co. Socony vacuum. South Porto Bico Sperry corp. Standard Oil . Texas corp. Texas Gulf sulph. Timken holler Union Carbide Union Pacific United aircraft United corp. United fruit u. S. Rubber v. S. Steel Western Union i Westinghouse sales 11 . 182% 182 a 166% 166vi 32% 32% 41 40% 40% 4 48% 47% 48% 55 54% 55 19% 19 a 19% 24 23 i 24 61% 60% 75 74 37% 37 53% 3000 124a 115 1 111 i Fla n in. A 203a Fla 90 in. 335 5 192 2 405 70. 180a 35a 86 500 3800 3000 1700 100 3000 3005 100 2 440 505 8% 2v.il 21 boo 83 425 19% 430 s95 3a 800 4100 9700 215 1500 Sand Riv. Shawkey so. Gordon Sisroe Sladen Mai. Slave Lake Straw Lake. Sturgeon r. Sudbury b. Sudbury Sullivan Sylvanita Steen Rock t. Hughes Temps Kamler Tex. Can. Oil Toburn towage Mac uchi Gold United of upper . Ventures w. Amulet wendigo w Coughlin Wood cad. W. Hargray. Bond quotations investment dealers Assn. Of Canada 1 industrials Abi Tibi p. And 5 . June i 1953 65 69 Beauharnois 5 . Jan. 1, 1978 c 99 103 _3rown 5% . April 1, 1946 57 60 Calgary 5 . April 1. 1960 103 100 Byz Canada 4 a . Nov. 1, 1951 c 101 . . Jan. 2. 1957 c 80 93 . . 3 . Oct. .1, 1945 c 82 is . Feb. 15, 1951 c 82 86 cons. . July 2. 1961 62 64 Federal s . Aug. 1, 194b 97 101 Gatineau 5 . June 1, 1949 t 34so to 70 is s 355 Toronto industrials Gingham Mckay im.1 brewing corp. Brewing corp. P Burlington steel . Bud. Brew. Can. Canners Canada bread . Dredge into vinegars open High Low 170 170 165 165 24 a 14 4 9 b 32 15 Gen 200b Oil 21 cons. Bake Rich Consumers Gaff. Dominion stores. Eur Diuble life Fanny Farmer Ford of in Midi George Weston Goodyear of . Lilac i. Walker com. I. Walker pad. Kelvin of . Laura Accord a a Loblaw lob jaw Maple Leaf Moore corp. Pant spec photo engravers Rogers Majestic stand. Paving super test Pete Toronto Mage. Walkery Illo United steel w. Can. Flour Wilb 4 i in 27 22 12% s 42ti 2ilb 01 13 27% 26% 5% 44% 5b 18 a 190b 32b 95b Loob 6 4b 2 22 a is is 191 170 5 22 11 90 s7% 38 it t 44 10 228 40 i 57 1 380.000 2 440.oca. Montreal Copper Montreal Jan. 2. Copper electrolytic 12.50 ii 82.75 Lead 5.50 Zinc 5.65 an Mony 15.25. Per 100 pounds . Montreal five ton lots. 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