Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 13, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page sixteen Winnipeg free press saturday january. 13, 1.940 Grain livestock produce stocks Bonds Light Export 3. Winnipeg 88 is Trade Grain Exchange. Winnipeg Jan. 13. May july oct. May july 38% oct. May 52 july 51 High 86% 87v4-b 88% 52% 51 blow close 85% 86 87% 88 39% 37% 52 51 196 193% an Export business in Canad May Ian wheat estimated around Bush cos and a moderate Mill demand were the Only Fea May 196 183a turds of a narrow Market sat urday with Winnipeg prices finishing St higher and the May at 86 cents. The Export july 75% 77% 75% 77 37 a 52% 51a 193a Chicago sales were reported mostly for May wheat _ the account of Neutral countries july open 98% 96% and include d Small quantities of two Northern to Belgium. Hesitation at Chicago was a dragging influence locally. United states weather reports Dis closed Light Rains and sleet in Kan Sas and freezing temperatures while Snow flurries were reported in Nebraska. Some Snow was predicted for Eastern Kansas and other areas 58 with the moisture in Prospect hav sept. July sept. May july ept. May. Uly sept. 34% 32 i 68% High 97% 97% 96% 58 58 i 58% 39% 34 32% 68% 68% Low 97% 95% 95% 57% 57 i 39% 34% 32 i 68% 67% 67% 57minneapolis sept. Open 96% High 97 a Low 96% 95 a 96a 95 Minneapolis Cash wheat close ing a slightly bearish influence at Chicago in the Early Trade. Weather reports however did not appear to be a major Factor in the Market and Chicago was inclined to be erratic. Local prices rallied mildly in the first half of the session on fair sup port credited to Continental houses and Mills with a Little american no. 1 dark nor., 58-60 ibs., 14% protein. Mill buying reported. Purchases by Canadian Mills were believed to be in connection with Domestic business but were not important. Some Southern Selling was reported in the july at one stage but offer Ings were generally on a Light scale with Board Selling of a be Gli Broomhall special to the free press Gible character. Minor support Buenos a Jan _ wheat from spreaders was said to be in prices were to cent . Prices fairly steady on saturday connection with inter Market operations at Chicago but dealings session. The local Market got Little Stimus owe i at the close of trading sat i with january closing at lation from Buenos Aires which and february at flax was moved narrowly closing unchanged to cent lower february being to scent lower. A fair demand quoted at the close at 125 is and was reported for Argentine wheat March at and deliveries of new wheat have wheat movement to the Seaboard is now on the increase with Clear weather facilitating the completion of Harvest operations. Foreign de Mand for Argentine wheat is fair Yut Corn is inactive. Recent Rains Nave improved Corn prospects. Been increasing. Overseas cables continued to he featured by reports of extremely Low temperatures in sections of Europe with wheat movement in Rumania delayed by some ports being ice bound. An australian despatch placed the wheat surplus in that coun try at bushels which would leave approximately bushels to dispose of after the British purchases Are taken care of. Cash wheat had Little feature on saturday. Mills and shippers continued to show interest in three and four Northern for the open ing As Well As five wheat and the garnets. But offer Ings continued on a Light scale. A few cars traded in various grades transactions in the five wheat reported at m. Cent better. Light offerings were also curtailing Busi Ness in the coarse Grain Cash mar Ket where Domestic demand was showing in two ., extra three And one feed Oats. Export ers were taking the Light Barley offerings that appeared. Trading in the coarse grains inclined toward the thin Side for the greater part of the saturday ses Texas Indiana. Wheat Ciu ovations saturday half. January 14. Upper Winnipeg higher. Chicago lower. Minneapolis to lower. Buenos Aires close unchanged to Vic lower. Liverpool and Rotterdam closed. Old Dull routine after much activity Vancouver ., Jan. 13. Spe Tion. Grain trading dropped rain f ast Dur vening and East of Minnesota Raska fair Able activity. The majority of Sion. With the buying of May bar Back into the old Dull routine again Ley against a spread the Only Friday after two Days of consider feature of the Early Trade. No Export demand could be traced and trading remained mostly of a Trade expressed belief that Little local nature with the pit watch new business could be expected for ing the developments in wheat a while after the recent buying operations in Barley flax and Rye splurge. Was said to be mostly of a Specula Tive nature with outside interests coming in for Only a Small Par of the dealings. Cash wheat spreads in Manitoba even Neutral interest was held to a minimum Friday. There were live again no loadings in the past 24 hours and while elevator receipts dropped to Only bushels five wheat up cent. Six wheat railways showed considerable advanced 1% cents on saturday. Slackening in the movement to the coast with 106 cars in terminals Here and 111 cars in transit on Stocks week Jan. 13. Licat Oats Barley flax hyc divisions. 128.10l 299.900 h05.500 860.200 new Westminster loaded of the movement w wheat 5g.b11.900 54.362.200 41.301.100 bushels Friday making bushels this season compared with bushels a year ago. New Canadian Barley grades will meet exacting Trade demands Jan. 13, 1940. Prev. Last close year 85% 87% 29 52b 38% 51. 37 a 194% 193 77b 43vsb lose Prev. Close 88% 57% i so Esb a 39% 34% decline visible wheat visible stocks of Canadian wheal for the week ending Jan. 5 totalled bushels which was a a. Laidlaw who has been appointed a vice president of the Canada life Assur Ance company. W million bushels in from the of Vious week when the visible a stood at 400 102 bushels. 5 _ stocks of wheal Jujj As at Jan. 5 were composed of 334, jul 746.581 bushels s w Leat other 3 i than durum and i my of 3 4 3 6 6 7 z bushels of overseas ship it 200 ments for the Jyh week amounted a to Els compared to too in bushels bushels for the Corres jul pending week last year. Seas shipments of wheat for Osier Hammond in Nan Long open High Low Clos Jan. 13. Alia. P. Groin 3va Alia. P. Grain of. 35a Assoc. Brew 17b Bathula St a 14 h Bell Telephone 167 167 1g7 period aug. I to Jsn. 5 8-% 3% 8" Power 27 Vij 27 Power 2 a 2 Brack silk 5b 5 a lose Prev. Close 96% a a 95 a q an. 13 Jan. 12 a bushels or considerably under the same period of 1938-39, when shipments aggregated bushels. Prod. 1c% 16 can. C. F. Com. T can. C. S. Pad. 25 a 25% 25" can. Cement com. 8 7% 8 can. Cement . 95vi 951 can. Nor. P. Com. 17 is 17 an. Steam. Com. I g can. Steam pad. 16 16 can. Ind. Al. A j1 can. Ind. Al. A 3 3 can. Bronze pad. Sqq a con. Celan. Com. 31 i 3ui 31 31 can. Celan. Pad. 12l3b can. Converters. Kib 19r can. Pacific by. Re Xvi a i con. M. S. 47 47v4 47 a 47 Cockshutt plow. 8vi 0 Dom. Bridge 37-1. 38 38 Dom. Glass com. 12f 125 Dominion steel 15 15 1 14% 14-Dom. Textile com. 88 88 quotations Union Stock 1 Aros St. Boniface Man., Jan. 32. Steers lip o 5.50 common steers Over his. Choice 7.flo 7.21 Good fi.50 6.73 medium 5.no my my i i 4.75 10% 10 it 1u 10 Eastern dairies 95 5.75 t Argentine shipments week were quite Large in double the Quantity in corresponding week journal of Commerce favourable condition As Lould dispose her Winter months. Its of weather Satur weather in the South on of the United states t Belt to be generally a Little Mist and some n in the Eastern parts. In Illinois Oklahoma a. Misty weather in visas Tennessee and d some sleet and Snow Raska and Missouri. Of in weekly forecast great lakes frequent and week As a whole i usual colder latter ssi Sippi Valley Anc eat Plains not much Likely Temps mostly week folder by Middle or close precast summary Low and warmer fore period ending sunday Illinois Idiana Iowa Minnesota. Remainder a. Dakotas and neb ind warmer Nsasi forecast 3t Snow in East colder East portion tonight and colder East por it t Lian wheat Board a Cular form the follow ans to the Trade the is prompt shipment o f three Northern and 3 of Spring wheat in is and Damps to for Arthur from stations Saskatchewan Anc ing a freight different cents and lower in t weather in years i Leblack sea area and Constanza Rumania s Vay outlet is Frozen first time since v1929 a great slowing Down Lent of wheat. Stalian Harvest has Broom fall reports is arc making Deli Day. The wheat co. 10% 10 Gat. Per. 35 95 g. St. Wares com. 8v4 s g. St. Wares pad. .90 do Gurd Callas. Co. 8 7% 8 Gypsum l. A. Hamilton Bridge. 61i 6-% 6 Imperial tobacco. 15 int. Nickel 44% 44vi 44 int. Power com. 4vjb int. Power s8b 90 Lake Woods m 26v Massey Harris 6b Massey Harris old 95v Montreal Power 30 a 30 Mccoll Frontenac 8va 8 National brew c 38 38 National steel car 65 fi5 64% 64 Ogilvie com 32 Ogilvie pad. If Iob Penman com. 55b 60 Power corp Loovis Quebec Power 1g% 36 St. Lawrence com. 4 a 4 St. Lawrence pad. 13 Shawinigan 23 Sherwin Williams 13 Smith. Howard Zova 20 it 20 20 steel of can. Com. 80 80 steel of can. Pad. 78vib 80v s. Can. Per. Com. 14 14 s. Can. Per. Pad. Twin City we. Elec. Com. 2 a 2 mpg. Elec. Pad. 10 Essl. Grocers pm. 5b 4.50 4.75 fed 7.00 i Good 4.75 and cutters 2.75 .3.25 hulls Good 4 75 5 and feeder steers 5.50 5.75 medium 4.75 5.25 common 4 00 4.50 Stock heifers Good 4.50 5.00 medium 4.00 4.25 common 3.50 11.75 milkers and Spring ers .40.011 fi5.ijo veil c.1 sch Good and Choice 3.00 10.50 common and medium 5.00 11.50 grasses 4.50 6.50 Bacots 8.60 3.go butchers 1.50 per head 7 60 extra Hea Vav Glat 3.75 lights and feeders 8.75 9.25 sows no. 1 6.50 takes Canadian and Argentine wheat Broomhall comment Antwerp bought two norther Manitoba at including a risk insurance and also some a Gentine wheat at no Arm ican wheat is being Tarcen since to subsidy was removed and to australian wheat is going to Gre Britain Belgium uses 55 to 000 bushels annually of which Are usually produced Home leaving to be in ported annually. During the season aug. 1, 3.93 to july 31, 1939, this country in ported at least Bushe and the season before that 40.144 080. Belgium often imports fro Russia the Canada and to Argentine besides smaller Quan ties from Rumania and Turco supplies in Belgium Are now us Stantial and up to the government requirements. In the first two weeks of to new season Argentina has Export bushels of wheat Ai flour compared to Only last year. The greatest prop Ortic has gone to the United kingdom mainly compared to on last year. The new the is now reaching the Seaboard an stocks at the ports Are cabled this week besides which there Are some Bushe old wheat remaining. England reported to have purchased More cargoes of United states coi at a Price approximately 67 Good Handy weight 9.00 races february 11 delayed by Lack of Snow dates for the annual Snowshoe races under the auspices of the Western Branch the Canadian Snowshoe Union Are scheduled to Start sunday feb. 11. At St. Boniface collage grounds. The card will include races for provincial Dominion and world championships in addition to several Novelty events. The annual live mile race for the Hudson s Bay trophy is scheduled for feb. 17, while one week later the 10-mile event is carded. Al Germain is in charge of the races assisted by Bob Mcculley Alex Beaumann and Johnny Kuhn. Final plans for the by annual convention will be made at the Aurora club rooms Jan. 17 at 10 . The convention will be in Lowell mass., at the end of the and Angus Are victorious Manitoba commercial College came from behind the new grades of Barley adopted during the past year Are de signed to meet the More exacting demands of the Trade particularly the malt sters Millers and feeders says t. J. Harrison assistant com missioner of the Board of Grain commissioners in a Booklet just published on the new Grade specifications. The improved grades have been made cleaner practically free from the useless Small Black Weed seeds less wild Oats and smaller admixtures of other cultivated Grain. The general Quality has been improved with inferior varieties being eliminated and in most cases the weight per measured Bushel increased. The Grade names have been changed to better design the purpose for which they were intended. The changes were recommended or. Harrison states by the National Barley committee of Canada after its members had thoroughly canvassed the Market requirements of the various phases of the Indus try. The amendments were passed by the Canadian parliament and became effective aug. 1, 1939. Malting grades have been changed As follows old Grade corresponding new Grade no. 1 6-Raweliminated no. 2 6-Rowno. 1 6-Row 3 sex. . 6-Rowno. 2 6-Row no. 3 Bar Leyno. 3 6-Row the old no. 1 Six Row has been eliminated because Little or no Barley attained this Standard. In each Case the Standard of qual Ity in the new Grade is somewhat Superior to that of the correspond ing old Grade. Grade standards for the two Row Barley have been designed primarily for the use of the Mil lers manufacturing pot and Pearl Barley Etc. As follows corresponding old Grade new Grade no. 1 2-roweliminated no. 2 2-Rowno. 1 2-Row 3 sex. . 2-Rowwo. 2 2-Row no. 1 Two Row has been eliminated because Little or no two Row Barley attained this stand Ard. The specifications of the new grades Are somewhat higher than the old grades however. Peed grades have been reduced in number improved in Quality corresponding old Grade new Grade no. 3 .no. 1 feed no. 4 .no. 2 feed no. 5 .no. 3 feed no. 6 .eliminated the termin and is varies Ible in that country now stands at bushels which is More than last week and compares with or the same period last year. Australia s exportable surplus for this year was estimated earlier at bushels. After deducting the reportedly sold to the United kingdom the remaining exportable surplus now stands at approximately bushels. Country marketing Friday or. Ago wheat coarse grains cars wheat coarse grains 198 89 326 47 Winnipeg 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 Arthur. January 13. 1 hard 82, no. 1 Northern 82, no. 2 Northern 80. No. 3 Northern 77vb. No. 4 Northern 74 a no. 5 wheat Kov. No. R wheat 66. Feed wheat 64, no. 1 Garnet 73. No. 2 Garnet no. 3 Garnet no. 1 hard Tough 70. No. 1 nor. Tough 79. No. 2 nor. Tough 77no. 3 nor. Tough 75vs. No. 4 nor. Tough no. 5 Tough no. 1 nor. Smutty 76, no. 2 nor. Smutty no. 3 nor. Smutty Ebva. No. 1 Amber durum 71va, no. 2 Amber durum no. 3 Amber durum g9va, no. 4 Amber durum no. 1 White Spring 71. No. 2 White Spring 68. No. 3 White Soring 65. No. 4 special no. 5 Spe Cial no. 6 so eclat no. 1 mixed wheat 69. Track basis no. 1 nor. 82. Screenings per ton 2 No. Sex. 3 40, no. 3 Sex. 1 feed no. 1 feed 35 a. No. 2 feed 32 a. To. 3 feed track grades no. 1 ., 6-Bow 51vb. No. 2 6-Row no 1 2-Row 5214, no. 2 2-Row no. 3 6-Row. Other grades no. 1 feed no. 2 feed no. 3 feed 4714, track 51 i. 1 No. 2 No. 3 176 no. 4 171 track 1 73-14 no. 2 735k no. 3 Rej. No. 2 Ssu to on no 01 no 1 , track Bonds off 3-0 in the College wholesale hoc key league. The . Lads were greatly improved and earned their Victory on goals by Morrison Chilton and Wilson. La the other schedule game an. Gus school of Commerce nosed out g. Mclean and. Co., 3-2. Both games were slowed up on account of sluggish ice. Detroit gets fight new York Jan. 13. Heavyweight bout Between Bob pastor of new York and red Bur Man of Washington originally scheduled for Miami was switched Friday to Detroit. It will be held in the Olympia auditorium March 14, promoter Jack Kearns announced. No Given. Reason for change was Montreal produce Montreal Jan. 13 quotations on the Canadian commodity Exchange saturday were Quebec 92 score Choc be unquoted. Eggs a Large 22vb, Quebec 92 Scorel is reported by some that More bids Are in the Market for this Grain. Toronto Stock averages Molindy Sellers co. Ltd 20 industrials 123.64 flow ii .27 20 golds. 119.89 Down .09 10 base metals 86.81 Down .27 15 Western oils 31.97 up .24 total sales. Security markets n e w y 0 r k stocks made an irregular decline in Light turnover saturday rounding out a week of weakness that sent the Industrial average Down to a new Low since nov. 30. Some leaders developed a slightly firmer tone just before the close but the majority ended lower. Steels had fractional losses. Rails were steady to slightly lower. Some utilities registered gains. Favourable sales reports sustained mercantile issues. T or onto the Stock Market rounded out the week saturday with a mildly soft tone in Light Trade. Only about 150.000 shares changed hands in the two hour session. Recessions in the Industrial Section were limited mainly to minor fractions and in the mining group to 5 cents or less. Western oils were steady and Dull. Two sizeable losses appeared in the food group. Canada vinegars weakened 1% and Western Canada flour preferred dropped 2 Points. Fractional gains were recorded by Dominion stores and Maple Leal milling. To n t r e a l prices were mixed in quiet trading on the Stock Market saturday. Changes were Small either Way. Up narrowly near the close were Canada Cement Canadian car preferred Montreal Power. Howard Smith and Canadian . Slightly weaker issues included general steel wares Canadian car common Dosco Price Brothers and St. Lawrence corporation. Conditions improve i Ottawa Jan. 13. Cps _ Dominion Bureau economic Index Tor Canada j 109.0 in the Wook ended from 107.7 1hc previous four of the Index s six gains one sati tonary and n the corresponding he Index St Rod at 1091 the Index s component changes from the Previn in my the corresponding 1938 Toronto Bingham Mckay Ltd a c net High close clime. Sales Acme i i 500. Alton 11 i a Ajax 22 a 2214 500 Alt. Pc. C. 19b 21fl Alderman 35 35 a 4300 Ami. Gold. 5 a 5vaa Anglo can. 94 200-Anglo a. 237b soon Arntfield 14 a 14 14 it Ashley 5 Vita a Astol a q. A a nor 241 240 240 300 bag Mac 9b Loa Bank fiend 24 22 200 base metals. 21 29 500 . 6 i 2500 Beattie Ioc 308 1 100 Bidgood a. 3 3 via big miss. Luia Bobo 9 9 500 Bralorne 11 11 300 Brilt t. 1 1 3000 Brown Oil 19a Roulan go Mij. 5800 Bull Ank. Bull. Can. 3bito 13k. Hill sex. 3v2a E. Cor. 215 215 2 Calmont Oil 4vi 700 Malartic 78b s2a Caribou g. 255 255 300 Cas. I7b 75a cent. Pat. 2451 250a cent. Pore. 12 12 500 Chesterville 93 91 300 chromium 50b 54a coast cop. 175b 225a Cochenour .71 1200 con Aurum 172b 180a c weath p. 28b 30a comm Oil 32a d 1 Dalhousie 50b 35a. Davics p. 30a Denison 7 i 7vi -500 dome 29 29 15 Dorval s. 3 lib 5a East Resl 7b 8a e. Malartic 370 365 370 3350 Eldorado 101 100 101 300 Ellen. Oil 23 23 500 Falconbridge 410b 425a cd. Kirk. 4a Foothills so3 500 fun. Pete. 101 12a Francoeur 62 62 2 1300 Gillies Lake fib 7 -2a go s 6014 nil 900 go Dale 22a Gold Eagle 85 a i nil 1100 Golden Gate 18b 20a goldfish 2a Grah sous. 2 lib 3via Grandora 5vab 6vaa Gunnar 61 60 by my 400 Halcrow s. 3 via hard Rojc 331 130 131 i 1 900 Barker 6b 3a Hish. Narcee 16b 20a Hollinger 15 15 a 280 Home Oil 283 280 283 4 3 1070 Homestead Xvi 500 Howey g. 38 37% 37 a 150h . M. S 32 .4 32 a 30 int. Nickel 45 44.% n j. M. Cons. 2% 2% 3500 Jacola Svab 5a Jellicoe Isvik 17a. Kerr add. 250 248 3300 Kirk h. B. 22b 30a Kirkland 147 147 2 700 Kilt. Town 14 14 nuo Lake Shore 30 i Lamaque 725a Lapa cad. 17b Lebel Oro Leitch cold 85 35 1109 Little l. Lac 305b Macassin .445 4-15 in. Sou Macleod c., 231 231 3 10u Madsen 52 i 53 a a it 2400 Malartic g. 93 2900 Mandy 321 15a Man. East vib la Mara go 4 500 Mcdoug. S. 14b Mclntyre p. 57b 58a Mckin. R. L. 144 142 142 t 2 "700 Mcvittie vib. 12a Mcwatters .44 44 Viz 1300 min. Cup. 1271 131a Model Oil. 26 26 in. 200 Monarch 81 Ida Moncla 88 83 200 Morris Kirk 5 i 514 a 3500 Murphy i a Nat. Pete. 17b if via Way Tab 30 23% 30 i 13700 newbie 3 3 in. 501 Nipissing 135b 145a Noranda Nordon fib 7a Normetal 50b 63a o r o Brien fio 3.57 357 3 300 Oil selic. 1-vib Kalta. 1131 310a Omega 28 28 in. 300 Oro Plato 35b 33a Paralta 5b amour por. 215 500 Pandora 4b 5a paymaster .49 49 a is 3200 Pend Arcille 2131 225a Perron 39.1 398 108 1 2300 Pickle Crow 400 400 5 850 Pioneer Gold 220 220 in. 100 Powell Rou 199 199 in 100 Prairie Hoy. 19b 22a Premier Job 142a Preston East 218 216 23fi 2 3-300 Reno 42b 47a Winnipeg Jan. 13. Bid clearings 105.1 common Stock prices 101.8 shares traded 60.6 Jujj raw rubber decline in Ottawa Jan. 13, imports of raw rubber m nos amounted to Pound pared with vhf a month and in nov 1h88, the Dominion Bureau of tics reported today. Import 11 month period ending wit Ember 1939, amounted to n pounds compared with the previous corresponding Canada import d nearly pounds of canned beef Las Ember compared with november 1938. Imports in Gumina totalled Australia 75.660. The Umstat 890 Uruguay is unlisted mine Rich Avdon i. Soa Albany River old k area i Barber Larder Cainin run Coin Lake to Cariti Ncneal Kirt lumber i com. 3.2f 4.00 can. Am. Trust .1.75 can. Fire ins. 81.00 can. Indemnity. 119.00 can. Invest. Fund 4.4s Corr. Paper 13ox pad 33.00 Crescent. Cream of 10.50 12.00 Dom. E. Mac i 30.00 Dom. E. Ind Com 7.50 Federal Grain 45.50 47.00 Federal Grain com 2.50 fund. Trust a s.25 fund. Trust a 4.75 it. West use 225.00 it. West Sadd. G . Of. 24.00 it. West. Sgd. Coin inv. Sav. Assn. 12.00 Monarch use to i paid 22.00 nor. Can. Its. Pad 2.50 North. Mac. Part paid Northern trusts North Star of pad 3.75 North Star Oil com 75 Reliance Grain pad 00 7.i.00 Reliance i Ain com. Sovereign i if 25 a paid 11.25 traders building United Grain growers 11.00 West. Brew 1.55 1.75 West. Grain pad 1.00 b.50 West. Croc pad 108.011 West. Groc. Com 51.00 West. Steel pro. 8.00 v. T elec. Pad join 51.50 was. Elec. A 2.25 wok. Elec. B 2.50 salts transactions saturday morning Lan 13, 1940. From 0 to j2. San Antonio 28 at 2.25. Royal Canadian no. A Gross Royalty 1-20 of 1 per cent 255.00. Central Manitoba san Antonio 200-2.31. United Grain growers 25-10.50. Wingold Huj Lnor 38" Hiawatha k Hudson pal Piciw Kaw Crow a Lake Dufault 2 Lake. Lake Rowan maj incl cons 8 Magnet Lake 1 York Richardson sous High Low close change ajl Sedlic Allush. L 19 a i Allied D. Am. Can pm am. S. R 47vji 4-7 a am. T. T 1gb am. Tab. B Anaconda c 28 28 at t. S 23 a Bendix aviation 28 27% Bethlehem steel it a 73vi Boeing air. Com 22a.n 22% Briers Mats 20v 20 a i i Chrysler corp 83 a a con. Edison tin Corn prod -r.ef. Curtis Avrist corp Soj a Viz Douglas aircraft 17 Dupont 171 Eastman Kodak Igwe i report sulph 323i-j Gonei Al electric 39 general foods i general. Motors 51w 533-1 Goodrich co. 18 17% 17tn Goodyear tire 223-4 22% i into. Harvester 5g-% 55 4 i a Johns Manv Lluc 72 Kennicott cop. 3fru slow s inc. Nash Kcal Elnator oin National biscuit in i North am. Avn. 235.b 23v4 23 a Owens ills Glass. Givi g Fil tin Penna. . 4 Proclor Gamble. G7srj i Pullman co we Ylladio corp. Am. 5h.1 Republic steel 20 20 of Safeway stores 45 4-i3m 44nm .4 Sears r. So i ill i Simmons co. 22 in. Vic. J2 South or. 24 spcrry., corp. -43% stand. Oil n. J. 43p-4 433n Texas corp. 44 44 in. Tex. Gulf. Sulla. 33 -4 in Tomk. A Lar. Bra. 47 a Union Carbide .82 82 1 Union Pacific -4 United in. United Corn. 2-% a United. Fit 83 a 1 . Rubber 37 37 a 37 i . Steel go -2 to Western Union 24 .-4 Westing House lob i Woolworth co. 40 40 in. 11 170.000. Total Bird match can Dawn Moffit Hull new Moosha Long Lac nth jus Gold Nao Ojeil Malartic 31 new aug Arius 3. To flow rih Atio Oriend j o Leary May tie pc Mitiska Oriole pan aus Rouyn prop. Miners j8 Quebec Manitou j Rand Malu Ruc f Wachino River Larder she Nanfito mines Siscoe Extension sri Nici slurp Ichii j Sunbeam Kirk had j Thomson landmark 2 Union mining vol d or mines we Jev Gold mines West Rod Lake of Nova Patricia old Woco Gold mines Vui Jnai Davidson 5 Industry bin Geom. Mckay. Ltd open High i bin Ulni corp. 1301 blk w up. Pid. Burlington steel can. Bud. A Cwb. 4vzb can. Canners b Canada bread a Viz Caguida do cd Kini can. Can. -gt.-n. Ericc cimndla.1 Oil cons. Bakeries Consumers Gas Voln. Stores jul Timble life Mil i Anne runner 26 1 Ord of can. Western 12vib 3vp. L. A. 47j. Hiram by. E. 13 Sirani w. Pad. 30 of c 3b Accord f a 28 to Blaw b Maple s Moore corp Exchange Montreal Jan. 13. British and foreign Exchange nominal rates Between Banks Only China Hong Kong dollars. .2731 Enk if vib Ruceis in Teslic stand. Paving 155 super Pele Toronto Misc Wall Orvllle h sly United Elnel Ivan West. Can. Al. 4b Bond ave bags Mills co. Jan. 131 Prev. To. Is Dom. Prov. 99.20 Sboril j05.35 10 Long can ads 88.5 3om. Tiara no is 105.65 Fin Marlc 0208 ;