Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 8, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page free press monday january 8, 1940 stocks Bonds recovery i in wheat near close Grain Exchange Winnipeg Jan. 8, Early losses in Winnipeg wheat on an easier tone at Chi Cago and reports of moisture in the United states Southwest were erased in subsequent Trade on monday when fair resting orders were uncovered on the recession. Part of the support was attributed to outside houses in connection with inter Market spreading with Chicago while exporters were estimated to have made purchases Tion with estimated bushels. In connect an Export business at around most of these sales were believed worked to neutrals with some lots reported worked out of Vancouver. Final quotations were a to Vic higher with the May quoted at further Good Falls of Snow were reported in sections of the american Winter wheat Belt and were believed to have been Valu Able As a protective covering Al though some observers were in dined to question the importance of the Snow from a precipitation standpoint. The forecast did not suggest any further moisture. Chicago however appeared under the influence of the weather re ports and showed a hesitating trend most of the session with firm Ness at Winnipeg said to have held this Market in Check. Selling was in evidence in the local Trade at the Start but the pressure was not severe and values firmed up when buying came into the Market from both Eastern and Continental houses. Most of this support appeared in the May and july while inter Market spreading was said to be involved it was suggested that some of the Pur chases were in anticipation of new business. Offerings dried up after the first flurry with dealings turn ing Dull and Little or no Selling attributed to the Board resting or Ders however appeared in evidence on recessions. Buenos Aires re opened after the Holiday on saturday with initial prices unchanged but this Market soon took on an easier tone and by Winnipeg Jan. 8, 1940, open 88y4 oct. May 38% 5iya july 50 May iss july 1s4 oct. 192% May july 75 open High 87 87ts 40 38% 51% 195 77b Low. 85% b8 l 38% 51 194 76 74% close 87% a 39 a 198% 195b 1929ib 76% Prev close 88% 87v2 40% b 196 194b 19ly4d 76% 75 blast year reflect Chicago May. July. Sept. May 58% july sept. May july sept. May july sept. 40 33% 71% High 103% 101 "100% 59% 60% 40 v8 35% 3.3% 73 72 71% Low 102% 100 99% 58% 59% 60 39% 34% 33 71% 71v4 close 100% @y2 99% 59% 60% 40a 35b 33% 72% 71% 71 a Jan. 8, 1940. Prev. Close 100% 59% 60% 73vs 72 Minneapolis May july sept. Open 100% 100% 99% High 101 100% 99% Low 100% 99% 99a close 100% 100% 99% a Minneapolis Cash wheat close Jan. 8 no. 1 dark nor., 58-60 Ibsh 14% protein. Jan. S. 1940. Prev. Close 101% 101% Jan. 6 noon values were to cent 3ower. There was Little feature to Argentine news the weather being Clear and favourable for harvesting while demand for Argentine wheat continued slow. From a statistical Point of 1 Tiew it was noted that world i Vav Chat shipments for the week j had fallen off to ii bushels. This figure wa5 Well Clow last week s clearances of bushels and com pared with bushels j last year. North american shipments at bushels j were also disappointing com i paring with the bushels cleared last week. Cash wheat was quiet on Mon Day although there was a Sugges Tion of Export demand in the top Northern grades. Mills were show ing interest in some the lower grades and specials but offerings were strictly on a carlot basis in coarse grains Export demand was in evidence for two . And extra three . Oats with the latter Grade improving cent and a few cars of feeds were sold for Eastern Domestic account. Offering were also thin in bar Ley where Export inquiry was in evidence for most grades with two and three feeds mentioned and three feed improving cent. Trading in the course grains was of a routine nature throughout most of the session. Light hedging pres Winnipeg privileges closing daily Winnipeg privilege monday january 8 months. This is equivalent to approximately bushels of wheat. Although prices and bidders were not announced Grain men said Graham flour is usually made from either Spring or Winter hard wheat. May july october bids .85% offer .88 monday s weather forecast for the United states Winter wheat Belt is of fair and warmer weather for Low and Nebraska unsettled Weathe followed by fair and warmer i Indiana Minnesota South Dakota Light Snow and colder in Nort Dakota. Illinois Cloudy and Colde followed by fair and warmer. Mis Souri fair and colder cloudiness tuesday. Oklahoma in creasing cloudiness in Fai in the East warmer except in the extreme Northwest occasional Ligh Snow in the West. W shipments of Pacific coast the Are being made right along East o the Rockies says the Chicago Jour Nal of Commerce but some of Thi business is being hampered by ability too obtain sufficient Vesse room to move the Grain eastward rail shipments of Pacific wheat a not Large but the East s chief Fea of Competition lies in the ability of Pacific coast merchants to sup ply wheat markets. And flour to Southern sure forced Down the Oats at the Start with some Short covering coming in on the dip when wheat rallied. Some Light Export demand was uncovered in Barley other than that operations remained mostly of a speculative nature. Buying by interests accounted for most of the demand in Rye and this support was believed to be mainly note Market spreading in connection with sales at Chicago. Commission houses were thought responsible for most of the activity in flax. Southern observers state tha there is a Good Snow covering Ove most of the Winter wheat Belt nou and that the bulk of the crop a Well protected from recent seven weather. Is both Portugal and Southern Spain reported crop damage from flood ing on saturday _ United states farm administration officials Are reported to hav asked that import quotas be established As a precautionary Seasun against Grain Imp Orts from Canada the quotas would become operative should the spread Between the two countries Widen. Country marketing saturday or. 270 45 countries of origin wheat and flour shipments 000 omitted past previous year week week Aeo North America 2.469 3.312 Argentine 2.737 584 Australia not reported not reported 820 India Nii in sea 792 1.400 840 72 536 860 total wheat 6.070 7210 total Corn total Oats 733 946 458 since july 1 shipments of wheat and flour from North America total bushels compared with the same time a year ago. Of the past week s shipments of wheat and flour from North America a total of 2.242.000 cleared to Europe and 227.000 to non european countries. Would wheat shipments what. And fir. 6.070.00d 458.000 Corn Oats 94cjooo Barley 831 000 Bye total world shipments since july 1 Are Sivan below with figures for the Cor tsp Ondyne period last year in brackets wheat and flour. 249.888.000 Corn. 107.047.000 Oats 17. Barlev Rye . Total visible Supply this we. Last we. Last or. Wheat Corn Oats Rye Earle Beans .117.275.000 118.629.000 Ujj lie non 48j03j 000 8.267.000 10.732.000 stocks of wheat in All positions in Chi Cago decreased bushels during the 4.595.000 43.105.000 14.53c.ooo week Corn increased creased 15b.ooo. Oats de Stock average higher Ottawa Jan. 8. Do minion Bureau of statistics reported saturday in its Price in Dex for 95 common stocks was 101.6 in the week ended Jan. 4 compared with 100.1 the previous week and 108.q in the same week last year wheat coarse grains cars wheat 275 coarse grains 89 wheat deliveries aug. 1 to Jan. 5 this season last season As much As eight inches of Snow fell during the week in parts of Kansas. Four to six inches were reported in parts of Missouri and two too five inches in parts of Illinois and Iowa. Oklahoma and Nebraska also experienced fairly heavy Snow in some districts. Texas and Indiana had Cloudy weather and Tennessee Clear. 9 Cash wheat spreads closing Cash wheat spreads on monday included special four up a cent. Recent severe frosts in Hungary caught crops without Snow Protection and it is feared that dam age has resulted according to Broomhall. Wheat production in Hungary this last year amounted to bushels including new territory and compared with 09.000.0uo in 1938 and the 1932-36 average of annual requirements prior to the annexation of the additional territory last year ranged Between and 64 bushels. 5 for of european demand for wheat has not been Large for some time As the recent Price Advance has. Influenced importers to assume a waiting policy until Southern Hemi sphere pressure of new wheat develops. The Scarcity of tonnage has been a hindrance to purchases according to some advices. A Reuter s despatch from London states that it is expected that the australian wheat crop will exceed the last official estimate of 000 bushels and May reach As High As bushels. Chicago Jan. 8. Some buying at Chicago on monday was attributed to lifting of Hedges in connection with government Purchase of barrels of Graham flour for Relief distribution the next few wheat quotations monday Jan. S Winnipeg close to 4 cent higher. Chicago close toys cent lower. Minneapolis close 1 cent lower. Buenos Aires previous close Holiday. Open monday unchanged. Noon to cent lower. 3 . 1 to cent Down 4 . To cent lower. Leg Cash prices these prices Are always the quotations on Cash grains at the time of closing the future Market and refer Only to Grain in store at fort William and port january 8 1 hard no. 1 Northern no. 2 Northern no. 3 Northern 174. No 4 Northern no. 5 wheat no h wheat g2 a feed wheat 61% no. 1 Garnet no. 2 Garnet no j Garnet no. 3 hard Tough 79% no nor Tough no. 2 nor. Touch. 77% no. 3 nor. Lough 7514. No. 4 nor. Tough no. 5 Tough no. 1 nor. Smutty no. 2 nor. Smutty 7 1 a. No. 3 nor. Smutty no. J. Amber durum no 2 no Sci durum 713a, no. 3 Amber durum no. 4 Amber durum no. 1 White Spring no. 2 White Spring no. 3 White Spring no. 4 special 74% no 5 special no. R special no 1 mixed wheat track basis no. I nor. Screenings 2 ., no. Sex. No. 3 ., sex. L feed no. J iced no. 2 feed no. 3 . Track Union stockyards Winnipeg an St. Boniface Jan. Union stockyards the week in and up to nine o clock Mont a morning consisted of. 35 calves hogs and -70 sheep an lambs with additional 460 cattle an 920 sheep and lambs showing up .0 through Billing. Apart from Deli veries expected to come off trucks there is nothing further in sight t arrive in the Yards monday with fairly moderate supplies making their appearance on the Market for the initial Thi week Sellers were prompted t hold out for stronger asking Price but buyers were not very anxious to take on their requirements at a much and Early bid in most instances were placed Abou in line with the close of last week. Advices coming in from outside centres indicate much Shorter run in the East and around the Southern circuit accompanied by somewhat More favourable news in the Way o a firmer trend to prices and this condition is expected to reflect to a Little better advantage in our Ket Here and , monday May not prove very much higher the Market appears to carry a Little underlying strength1 with indications for the Trade developing better action provided Well regulated de liveries continue to show up on the Market. There was a very ment of cattle for the Trade to work on with a Good share of the receipts running to Plain and medium grades of Slaughter she Stock which appeared to be cleaned up to quite Good advantage from the standpoint of the Selling Side the calf Market carried very Good strength due to the presence of some outside orders and Tofu Handy weight dealers were in request up to with the balance the calves ranging largely from to on the hog Market Bacons ruled at the Mark on a fed and watered basis with sows holding from ?5.50 to and Good feeder hogs earnings from to the Lamb Market was reported pretty much in line with last week recent Ine lambs Selling from ?9 to s9.25 arid culls and weighty s7 to outside markets i Toronto 9ro cattle opening slow earning higher. Few Early sales about steady. Hog receipts 210 Market unsettled no definite quotations established. Sheep and Lamb receipts 770 mostly 1 ., 91v3 no. 3 ., track. 195 195 no. 2. No. 4 ., grades no. 1 6 of. No. 2 ., 6-Row. No. 1 ., 2-Row, 51 a no. 2 . 2-Row, Ivi no. 3 ., 6-Row, other grades no. 1 feed no. 2 feed o. 3 feed 4614 1 . 73yb no. 2 ., no. 3 ., 4 ., track Edmonton furs 85 per cent sold 8. Western lambs on Olfer and no Early sales recorded. Montreal 790 cattle Market ruling Cirni to a Shade higher. Good steers to heifers ruling from to Good from to and bulls from to calf receipts 3po Trade firm Good dealers around sheep and Lamb receipts 340 few Good lambs earning ii to hog receipts 540 Bacons Selling up to 59.50, fed and watered and sows from to South St. Paul cattle Market generally steady. Canadian steers held at and Aboye. Cows from s6 to and bulls from to sixteen cars of canadians on offer. Chicago Market mostly Strong to 25 cents higher. On livestock quotations Union Stock Yards St. Boniface Manjan. 8. Steers up to Choice. Good. Medium common. Steers Over Choice Good major l. L. Anthes Toronto who in addressing the Manitoba Branch of tie Canadian manufacturers. Association in Winnipeg predicted an expansion in almost every line of Canadian Industry during the present year. Construction association convention the Canadian. Construction association will hold its annual meet no in Toronto on Jan. 16, 17 and 18. The meeting seems Likely to be of More than usual interest and one of its principal concerns will be to consider ways of utilizing during the War the Large invest nent which the building industries Lave in Plant and equipment and he great Force of skilled paljor it employs so that both will be con served As much As possible for the transition later to a peace Economy. Cecil h. Gunn and w. H. Carter if Winnipeg Are vice presidents f the organization. Security markets n e w y o r k Stock Market leaders tried to follow a selective specially rally monday but the majority lacked driving Power at any time. With a few favourites getting into new High ground for the past year in the Forenoon other categories managed to tack on fractions to around a Point. The Rise was tinged with doubt however As volume was Slack from the Start. Top Marks were reduced or replaced with declines in Many cases at the closer to to n to trading dragged but the Price tone was generally firm to Strong monday on Toronto Exchange. Much of the business was in Hie cheaper golds. Paymaster traded about shares on an Advance of 3 to 4 cents to 50 cents or better. Steels posted some fairly wide losses but there were compensating gains and the Best change was a minor Advance for the industrials As a whole. M o n t r e a l quiet buying imparted a Little strength to the Stock Market late monday. A few issues were ignored and dipped slightly. Fractional gainers among constructions were Algoma steel Canada Cement Asbestos and foundation company. Higher rails included Canadian car common and preferred. Smelters Montreal Power St. Lawrence corporation preferred Bathurst Canadian celanese and Imperial tobacco also edged higher. Toronto Bingham Mckay Ltd net p. A. Acme Afton Ajax Alta. Aide Mac amm. Gold Anglo c. Anglo h. Arnt Felci Ashley Astoria q. Auner bag Mac Backfield High Low close change sales in Winnipeg monday Jan. A bid Leaver fire ins. 7500 Leaver lumber pad. 98.00 Eaver lumber com. 3.10 in. Amer. Trust. 3.85 Ian. Fire ins. 81.00 an. Indemnity 119.00 an. Invest. Fund. Lorr. Paper Box pad. 35.00 recent Creamery pad. 10.00 Lorn. End. Car pad. 90.00 Lorn. End. Car com. 7.50 ederal Grain pad. 45.50 ederal Grain com. 2.50 und. Trust a 5.25 und. Trust a 4.75 it. West life Assance 225.oox it. West saddlery 6% of. 23.00 to. West saddlery com. 2.00 income c. Malartic cent Pat. Cent. Pore. Chesterville chromium coast cop. Cochenour con Aurum c wealth p. Comm Oil ome inv. Sav. Assn. Edmonton Jan. No the 1940 fur Sale season in Edmonton furs valued at roughly were sold at auction first ale of this year yesterday. Buy is came from Edmonton and Dis Rich new York Montreal Winni leg Seattle and Vancouver. The. Total offering of More than skins from trap lines and fur Anches in Northern Alberta was valued at about and. 85 per ent of this was sold officials said both gains and declines Over a ago were shown by prices. Particularly Good demand was evident for Ermine Marten Lynx and the better grades of Mink Beaver were in excellent demand and the better types of Wolf and de Fox skins were wanted. Offerings included Ermine 00 skins rink Wolf Squirrel Silver Fox Ross Fox 200 red Fox 500. Compared with prices of a year go Ermine prices showed a gain f 15 per cent Mink decline of 0 per cent Wolf 10 per cent gain Squirrel 35 per cent gain Silver of 25 per cent decline red and Ross unchanged. Of the next Sale will be held feb. 8. Motors sales improve new York Jan. 8. corporation reported the ale of automobiles and Rutks to Consumers in the United states in 1939 compared with 1938. Total sales of general motors factories in Canada and the United states for Domestic arid Export Pur oses last year were units compared with in the revious year. Foreign Exchange Montreal Jan. 8. And foreign Exchange nominal rates tween Banks Only Hina h. K., dollars .2708 t.0012d Inland Finmark 0209 c uncri.3 Ranee franc. .024794 unch t Britain Pound 443-4 47 unch medium common Choice. Good medium common Ted calves Choice Good medium Good medium r. Common gathers and cutters Good common Stocker and Fec scr steers Good medium common Stock heifers Good medium v common milkers and springers veal calves Good and Choice common and medium select Bacon heavy extra heavy lights and sows no. 1. Sows no. 2. Roughs Stags Good hand weight Good heavies s7.00 6.50 5.50 4.75 7.00 i.50 4.75 6.50 5.75 5.00 4.50 7.00 6.00 4.75 4.00 3.50 2.75 4.50 3.50 5.50 4.75 4.00 3.50 40.00 9.00 5.00 4.50 8.75 6.25 5.00 6.75 6.25 5.00 6.75 6.50 5.0 4.s 3.7 3.2, 5.7 5.2 4.51 4.2. 3.7e 65.01 10.50 8.51 Monarch. Life 10% paid for. Can. Mtg. Pad. Or mtge., part pair. Trusts North Star Oil pad. Otth Star Oil com. Eliance Grain pad. Eliance Grain com Sovereign life 25% paid radars bldg. Assn. Rated Grain growers Estern breweries Western Grain pad. Western grocers pad Western grocers com. Western steel products. Wings limited wings v. To. Winnipeg electric pad. Winnipeg electric Winnipeg electric sales 12.00 20.60 2.50 1.50 6.00 3.75 .75 12.00 58.00 10.00 1.55 3.00 108.25 "43.25 8.50 .20, 10.75 2.25 Zvy 92.00 6.10 base metals 33 s. E. A. A. M Beattie 37 5 98 07 250b 14 14 14 3 254 250 10 .25 a 25a 22a 37 1 5 3doa Montreal Osier. Hammond Nan Ion 300 14 a 30400 3414 32 1 of 2 108 1 13 feb 11 in 17ta l 840b. Bar. H. Sex. C. E. Cor. 222b Calmont Oil 43 bid. Kirk. Big miss. Bobo Bralorne Brett t Brown Oil 11 67 at 62.00x 10.50 11.50 3.00 2.50 Dalhousie o. Davies p. Denison dome Dorval Sis. Sas Crest e. Malartic Eldorado Sixten. Oil _ Falconbridge 430 Federal Kirk 4v, Fernland 5b foot Hills foundation Francoeur Gillies Lake Glenora god s1 Lake. Go Dale Gold Eagle. Gold Gate. Goldfish Graham to Grandora Gunnar Halcrow so. Flar Drock Harker Highwood s. Hollinger Home Oil. Homestead Howey Gold . M. S. Int. Nickel. 81 240b 67ta 255 11 a 05 52 180b 70 180 27b 28b 50ta 28% 28% 7 330 375 112 22b 3 251 10 25 33 108 13 13% Lla 11 18a in 875a 41% 500 2700 2200 .100 245a 75a 255 11 95 52 200a 67 180 32a 60a 2300 1000 290 1500 3000 100 2300 1100 Alia Pac. G. C. Aita. P. G. Old. Assoc. 13. Bathurst a Bell Tel co. Brazilian b. C. Per. A bldg. Prods. Can. A is f. Can. C. F. Pad. Can. Cem. Can. Can. Can. Open High Low close 37a 17 15 i 27% 6v. Cem. Pad. Loss s. C. E steam i a 15% 9 a 28 17 15 a 167 a 27% Svi Cna. B. Cd. Cna. Can. Can. I. A. A Ltd. Lobb cel. C. 31 can. Celan. Old. 127 can. Converters 15b can. Pacific Ray. Eva con. Min. Salt. 48vi Dom. Bride Dom. Glass com. 123 a Dom. Stee Dom. Tex. Com. 83 Eastern dairies g5b ii a 6 31 17 a 15 54 28 8 a Una b 1654 one of business years Ottawa Jan. 8. By records for the first 11 the year just ended was on most prosperous in tory the Dominion Bureau of is tics said saturday in a review business conditions. The outbreak of War in Ber led to immediate accedes the Index of the physical Volm of business consequently stood a higher level in the last than at any time since to part of 1929. W Canadian Industry was not Only by the receipt orders but from Are expansion demand due to the Advance wholesale prices. The new Inri foodstuff and steel industries Given an impetus by the shift War Economy. The Titrations was beneficial to a 37% 31 127 18a 6% 48 w 37% 37 a 6% 15 a 87% electro Lux 10 10% 16 35 a 10 a v2 63 23 90b 65 8v4 i m 65 18v4b 23 a 2 a 64 59 138 138 7 a 16ta 15 297 293 5% 3a 2814 5a 7 380 111 23a 430 5 in. 5 a look 12a Svi in. 65 in. 19 Jun. In. 64 j 6 3 a 135 in. 20a 15 in. 297 2 220 1000 2000 1800 1500 1000 1500 400 800 found. Co. Of can Gat. Per com. Gat. Per. Pad. In. St. Was. Com. Gurd Chas. Co. Gyp., Lime a Ala Hamilton Bridge. Imp. Tobacco1 int. Nickel int. Power com. Int. Power pad. La. I of Woods my. Massey Harris pm Massey Harris of Montreal Power. Mccoll front. Nat. Breweries pm Nat. Brew pad Nat. Steel car Ogi Vics com. Penman com. 5354b 15% 87% 95a 10% 10% 10% 8% Xvi 7 30 46 27 i a 614 30% 31 30% 38b 42a 6714 67 .4 67 67 6 a Power corp. Quebec Power St. Lawr corp. C. St. Lawr. Corp. P. Shawinigan scr. Williams Smith Howard 1954 24 a steel of can. C. S. Can. Pow. A. Twin City wok. Electric 7900 mpg. Electric a 3500 West. Grocers p. 2900 16k 5% 19 a 24 i 13 21 i 82b 14 a 2 a 11 107b 19% 24 new York James Richardson sons of industries including Gold ing and forestry marketing 1 rain part of their product United Stales. The Index of the physical ume of business averaged Ujj during the elapsed portion it compared with 112.7 in 1938, a of 7.7 per cent the Index Ofra dust rial production trend mining Manuia Tudi construction and electric Power corded an even greater incr tit being nearly nine per cent standing in 1939 was 1215 114.3 in 1938. Based on Inanc important the volume of Mineral showed a gain of slightly than 10 per cent the Index 215.4 compared with 195.7. The forestry Industry was Sid Rabiy More Active during the gain in Export of Planck in boards increasing 30 per Cost t production of print Vas tons a Jojn nearly nine per cent. The primary Iron and Stet Fri Dusty showed considerable ration toward the of 183j, total output of steel ingot j castings being toils of 15 per cent. Pig Iron pm tips was tons a in or j crease Over 1938. 33% 46 j. M. Cons. Jacola Jellicoe. Kerr add. Kirk. H. B. At at .0654. Dominion envelope at 8 00 Federal Grain at 45.50. Grain at 10.00. At .06% Hoy Alite no. 42 net def. To Vilov a Romany a unlisted mines James Richardson River old 1.00 pel1 he Prem 8.60 8.6c 1.50 per he 7.60. 6.50 8.75 6.00 5.25 5.50 4.00 9.00 8.00 j.5q Bucks .8.00 Good 3.00 4.00 2.00 Good hated weights common i 5.50 5.51 4.50 3.50 4.50 2.50 sugar stocks up Ottawa Jan. 8. Of raw sugar in Canadian refineries on dec. 1939, was pounds compared with on nov. 4 and Cor responding Date last year the Dominion Bureau of statistics reports. Aly lire Apan yen Switzerland franc 0561 unch 2609 unch 2490 Orold c. D. Harrington Montreal president of the Cana Dian construction company which will hold its annual meeting in s Dollar 10-11 p c Prem unch Toronto Jan 16, 17 and 18. Albany area Argosy. Barber Larder car Laren Coin Lake Continental Kirk. Crow Shore elmos. Furi flon. Hall nor. Hiawatha. Hudson Patricia Hutchison Lake Kaw Crow Patricia Henricia Lake Dufault Lake Geneva Lake Rowan Lakeside Kirkland Magnet cons. Magnet Lake Margaret Martini Bird. Match Canadian Mohat. Hall new Moosha Mosher Long pc Negus Gold National Malartic new Lugarita of. New bib ago Oklend o Leary Malartic Ope Miska Pascalis Pontiac Rouyn prop. Mines Quebec Manitou Rand Malartic Sachiyo River Sheldon Larder Shenango mines Siscoe Extension Springer Sturgeon Sunbeam Kirkland Thomson Lundmark Union mining Val d or mines Wells Long Lac Wesley cold mines pc sons bid 217 it 775 10 i a 23 3j4 4 2 1 13 6 8 8 1% 800 20 West red Lake wino a Patricia Ingold Woco Gold mines. Strung Davidson old 11 22 82 60 39 32 9 105 18 17 875 5 7 2 11 17 20 514 2 2 4% 6% 13 1% 12% 25 13 6 a 4 84 6 a 12 6 a 5 154 hot 70 42 34 2% 15 3 a 6 25 11 200 19 950 5% 3 13 18 22 3 3 5% 6% 14 27 Viz Kirk. Lake. 154 Kirk. Town. 12b Lake Shore 34 3 2 Jubb 17 256 22b 33% 46 Laraque g. 31 a 720 21.14 2vb Lapa cad. Lebel Oro. Leitch Gold Little . 320 macassar 445 Macleod a. 240 Madsen . 56 Malartic a. 103 Mandy Man. East Mara go Mcdo Ugal s. 12b 251 150 31 a 2014 315 236 35 100 j n 5a 17 4 253 3 30a 150 4 15a 31 a 720 20 154 2 a 320 445 5 4 in. In. Ajr reduction Alle Tihany Lud. Allied chem. American can am. Smelt. Be. Am. Tel. Tel. 172% 172% am. 88% 88% Anaconda Copper. Alch. Top. . High Low close Chae. 56 a so a a 21 a 21 a 177 177 115vi 115% is a 51 Bendix Avn. Bethlehem steel. Boeing air plane. Briggs mfg. Chrysler corp. Cons. Edison Corn prod. Refill. Curtis Wright c.4 Douglas aircraft Dupont dem. 30 80% 24% 22% 89 31 a 65 184 28 i 79% 31% 65 10 i 8014 i 1 to 5250 so goo 0200 30% h u n. I a 31% 4 i 65 i u in. 60 a i Eastman Kodak 16614 5200 3 a 14v2b Mclntyre p. 57b Mcken. 147 145 Mcvittie i2m 12 me Walters .46 min. Corp. 133 Model Oil 2gb Monarch 8b Moneta 93 92 Morris Kirk 6 Murphy Nat. Pete. Nabob Newbeck Nipissing Noranda Nordon cup. Normetal o Brien Oil Sebec. 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