Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 20, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page eighteen Winnipeg free press saturday january 20, 1940 stocks Bonds Industry wheat moves Winnipeg Jan. 20, 1s40 Grain Exchange Winnipeg Jan. 20 wheat trading was in the Dol Drums saturday with prices hovering around the previous close most of the session Fin Ishing to is lower with the May at Export business appeared negligible and con fined to a few loads while a slightly firmer tendency at Chi Cago in the late Trade aided a modest rally. Despite rather unfavourable Wea ther and crop reports from the United states Winter wheat Belt Chicago was draggy most of the session with its easier tone being reflected locally. While some re Lief from the recent Low temperatures was reported in the South West this condition revived fears of thawing and freezing which is so injurious to the crop. There were also indications that Here has been damage from recent below Zero temperatures and private advices told of losses in coarse grains in Central Texas. In addition to this information fair and cold weather was predicted in Kansas and other areas. The possibility of u. S. Wheat under government loan com ing unto the Market at a later Date due to the expiry of Extension dates on Loans was. However a depress ing influence at Chicago. Dealings at Winnipeg were mostly of a local character. Some com Mission House Selling came out in the Early Trade prompted by the higher estimate in the Canadian crop and a Little Southern Selling was observed in the May and july but there was 110 pressure of con sequence. Support was never aggressive but Light buying and rest ing orders at times were credited to commission houses and firms with Export connections. The local Market Jot Little stimulation from Buenos Aires which closed to cent lower presumably on hedging sales of new crop. Crop information from the Argentine however was pessimistic with Broomhall placing the abandoned wheat acreage at from a total seeded acreage of exportable surplus including carryover was placed at Only bushels an even lower figure than was indicated earlier. Argentine wheat offers however were reported lower while demand was said to be of a moderate character. Demand was not so Active in the Cash wheat for opening of Navi gation business and sales appeared to be of an Odd car character. A few cars of three and four nor Thern were reported to have been taken by shippers and exporters coarse grains were also not As Active As late although a Good demand was in evidence for the two . Ant extra three . Oats from exporters while three. W. And lower were being picked up for Domestic account. Barley was quiet with some Export interest showing in the malt ing grades. Offerings continued on a Light scale. Buying of Oats presumably for the United kingdom was the Only feature of Trade in the coarse Grain pit with about to bushels believed to have been taken in the Early Trade. There appeared to be very Light Domestic demand of Barley but except for the opening and closing rallies the Marke shared the doldrums of the when pit. There was a Light routine Trad in Rye and Trade or two in flax. Argentine Harvest hearing completion Broomhall dial tto the free press Buenos Aires Jan. Mod crate wheat Harvest in the argon Tine is nearing completion wit prices quoted to importing coun tries now somewhat cheaper. Generally Clear weather prevails an the comment of crop observers i that the condition of the new Cor crop is very favourable since the recent Rains. Wheat prices lost to Cen saturday with february closing a 62% and March at Corn Price ended up to Down is cent Janu Ary being quoted at the close a february at and May a flax was Vuk to cent Low or. With february at 126% an March at open May 86% july oct. May 41 is july 39% oct. 36% May july May july oct. Vlay uly oct. Commenting that the Plant in the Oft wheat sections had been noted s being very susceptible to losses rom extreme variations in tem erasure j a Chicago crop observer ays As a matter of fact there would be More apprehension of typical Winter killing from the in re Winter wheat Belt if a period of Farmer weather was to be experienced followed by a Quick change cold than there has been from he late subzero 4 Early weather reports from the United states Winter wheat Belt on saturday showed some but not a real Deal of moderation in the col Dave and practically no Snow Over ight. stocks week of january 20. This we. Prev. We. Last v wheat .34.829.100 Oats 584.800 778.70 Barley 967.000 3.009.800 flax 299.900 Rye 51 198 195 190% 70% 74% High 86% 41% 39% 53% 51% 78% 73 a Low 87% 41 79 y 77% a 73 a close 87% 41vsb 39vsa 53% 198 195 Sovsa 79% 73 a Prev. Close 87 88 is 41vsb a 53% 51 198v4 196a 191% 78% 74 last year 63-a 63% 29 b 144% 43b 43 a open Day uly it. 97% Day uly ept. 59 Day uly 34% ept. 32% High 98% 58% 58% 59% 39% 34% Lay uly ept. Lay uly ept. 70% 70% Low 100% 97% 58% 58% 58% 39% 34% 70% 70% close 101 98% 97% Jan. 20, 1940. Prev. Close 98% 98 58% 5 58% 59% 39 a 34% 32% 71 a 71 a 71 a Minneapolis open 99 a 65 is 98 97% High 99% 98% Low 98 is 97% a close 99vi 98% 97 a Minneapolis Cash wheat close Jan. 20 o. 1 dark nor., 58-60 ibs., 14% protein. 39 via 71v8a 71b 71a Prev. Close 99% 98% a 97% a Jan. 19 of heat coarse heat Oarse country marketing Friday or. Ago loaded 558 74 Grams cars grains 58.os2.200 56.611.900 41.780.000 announcement that there Louic be no Extension beyond the Matur to Date of March 31 on the approximate bushels of the 1938 crop re sealed wheat under u. S government Loans Drew Atten Ion to the probability that some Ime Between now and the end o april a Large portion of the loan wheat is Likely to move into com Mercial channels unless prices drop to Levels where Farmers will have no incentive to pay off the Loans says the Chicago journal of com Merce. The effect of this announce ment nullified the bullish significance of a preceding statement hat the wheat and flour exports subsidy on Pacific coast wheat to China has been restored. Weather forecast for the week end in the . Winter wheat Region generally fair and continued Cole for North Central states saturday night and sunday except for Somi cloudiness in Wisconsin and ii Northeast portion of Indiana. Kan Sas fair and continued cold. Mis Souri fair and somewhat Colde in Vicinity of St. Louis. . Weekly weather forecast upper Mississippi Valley and North Ern great Plains near Normal t considerably below Normal Tern Pera Tures within first half week probably followed by moderation Over Southern areas not much precipitation Likely. Great lakes Region considerable cloudiness first o week with Light snows Over Eastern portion not much precipitation Likely thereafter cold most o week but not much sub Zero Wea ther Likely. It is estimated by an America Federal agricultural statistician tha Oklahoma Farmers have bushels or 17 per cent of their 193 wheat crop still on their farm he said the figure was about aver age. Cash wheat spreads closing Cash wheat spreads in eluded one and two Garnet u cent. New directors for North american life wheat quotations saturday Jan. 20. Winnipeg it lower. Chicago lower unchanged. Minneapolis close unchanged lower. Buenos Aires close lower. Liverpool and Rotterdam closed. Balkan policy grows stiffer by Kichard Mowrer Jan. 20. Special can russian attack on re mania would open the Dardanelles to the French and British fleets highest Allied sources indicate. In other if the russians attack Rumania they Are Likely to become involved in War with the allies. Since the revealing russian aggression in Finland a marked evolution in policy has occurred in this part of the world. This evolution is All the More remarkable in View of the fact that first the Franco British guarantee of Greece and Rumania against aggression does not apply to the Case of russian aggression and second that while Turkey by its Alliance with the is virtually committed to opening the Straits to. Their fleets in event of aggression by a european Power it is not committed to do anything such As opening the Straits to the allies which might bring it into conflict with Russia. This was six weeks after the War started. Since then russian intentions have clarified and the allies and turks diplomatic arrangements have evolved accordingly. The French and British Are believed to be prepared to come to Rumania s Aid even if Russia not Germany were the aggressor the turks Are almost certain to facilitate this Aid by opening the Dardanelles to the allies if necessary. These possibilities Are substantiated by Rumania s increasing self Assurance. Thanks to tha finns the turks Are less apprehensive of the red . The fact that the allies Are pouring vast sums into Turkey for and commercial purposes and for earthquake Relief As Well As for equipment would seem show that they Are assured turkish co operation of War in the Balkans. Winnipeg Cash prices these prices Are always the quotations n Cash grains at the time of closing the future Market and Only to Grain in Ore at fort William and port Arthur. No. 1 hard 83, no. 1 nor. 83, o. 2 nor. 81, no. 3 nor. 79 a no. 4 nor. No. 5 wheat 703a, no. I wheat ced wheat no. 1 Garnet 75v-1. No. 2 Arnet no. 3 Garnet no. 1 hard Ough 80, no. 1 nor. Tough 80, no. 2 nor. Ouch 78, no. 3 nor. Tough 77, no. 4 nor. Ugh no. 5 Tough no. 1 nor. Smutty 77, no. 2 nor. Mutty 75, no. 3 nor. Smutty no. Amber durum 72 a. No. 2 Amber Jurum 71 a. No. 3 Amber durum 70 a to. 4 Amber durum 68 no. 1 White Pring no. 2 White Spring 3 White Spring no 4 special no. 5 special no. 6 special no. 1 mixed wheat track basis no. 1 Northern 83, screenings per on s4.00. 2 . 42t-b no. Sex. 3 . No. 3 . Sex. 1 feed to. 1 feed no. 2 feed no. 3 eed 32vs Tiack Barley mailing 1. C.w., Row no. 2 ., 6-Row, no. C.w., 2-Row, no. 2 ., 2-Rnw, no. 3 ., 6-Row. Other 1 feed 50 no. 2 feed 49vs o. 3 feed 48 a track 1 . No. 2 . 90% no. 3 . 178, no. 4 . 173, track 1 . No. 2 . 3 . He. 2 . No. 4 . Track 7g a. Bond quotations investment dealers Assoc. Of Canada saturday Jan. 20, 1940. M. L. Mcphail of St. John n.b., was elected pres ident of the life underwriters association of Canada at the annual general meeting of the association Here yesterday. Provincial vice presidents elected included Ian Croll Winnipeg. Security markets new special issues advanced saturday while the main body of stocks was narrowly irregular with volume Light. Most activity cd Nelrea on Commonwealth and Southern which held at unchanged. Heavy turnover was noted in Brooklyn Manhattan transit issues and Standard Gas stocks. All Brooklyn Manhattan issues made new tops gains ranging to 3% Points in the preferred. Ill the Standard Gas group gains ranged to More than a Point following yesterdays break. Industrial and base Metal stocks registered an upward tilt in saturday s two hour session while the golds and Western oils showed Little change in the average. The cheaper golds were chiefly responsible for the sizeable volume of about shares for the two hour session. Several gains of a Point or More appeared in the Industrial Section. Canada steamship lines Pfadt bulked 1% to 17 a Porto Rico Power pad. Added Selling at 101 and gains of about a Point were netted by mass by Harris pfd., Fleet aircraft and National steel car. Selected issues firmed slightly on the Stock Market saturday while the balance of the list was unchanged. Trading was fairly Active. Constructions recovered part of yesterday s losses As fractional gains appeared for Asbestos Dominion Bridge and United steel. Rails also Rode Forward with Canadian car common . And disco chalking up Small advances. Howard Smith and Canadian celanese strengthened a Little. 500 2501 700 Toronto Bingham Mckay Ltd High Low close net sales 4b 3a Afton in 1 a Ajax 21b 25a Alta. Pac. C. 18b 21a Alderica .33 33 in. Amm. Gold s a 5 a in. Anglo can. 97 94 97 h 2 Anglo Hur. 235b 300a Arntfield invt 15vi 1 Ashley a Astoria que. Aubr 250 230 in. Bag Mac 8b Loa Backfield .22 base metals 27ta 28a go 7a beat lie 108b Ukia Bidgood k. 13 13 in. Big Missouri vib 12a Bobo Bralorne Brett Treth. In. Buff. Alcer. 855 Buffalo can. Bunker Hill. B. Calmont Oil can. Malar. Caribou g. 3b 215 2 42 80 236b Castle Treth. 68b cent. Pat 247 cent. Por. 12 Chesterville 87 b Crom. 47 coast cop. 180b Cochenour con Aurum 170b comm. Pete. 2813 53 850 11% Dominion of Canada 5 oct. Is 1943 4 . Oct. To 1u43-45 cd 105 a 3 a . Oct. 15, 1044-49 3 a . Nov. P 4 . Oct. 15, 1947-52 3 . June 1, 1953-58 o . Nov 1. 19 18-58 108 a 3 a . June 1, 1956-68 07 3 . Per petals Dominion of Canada gtd 3 . Dec. 15, 1950-45 so 5 . Feb. 1, 1954 43a . June 15, 1955 Cal 114 a 4vi . Feb. 1, 195s Cal 112 a . July 1, 1957 in 111% 5 . July 1, 1909-44 Cal 114% 5 . Oct. 1, 1969-49 Cal he a provincials province of Manitoba 4 . Jan. 2, 1950 so a . Dec. 15, 1956 in 90% 5 p a june 15, 1954 in 96 . Oct. 1, 1955 s7vi 6 . April 1. 1947 100vi province of British Columbia 4 . Dec. 1, 11957 in 4vi . Oct. 1, 1953 in 5 . April 25, 1954 in 98 101 102% Lules outlined for troop mail Ottawa Jan. 20. Mislead no addresses on soldiers mail now that the first division of the Cana Dian Active service Force is overseas Are causing such letters delay the Jost office department said today. The department emphasized that the base Post office handles Only mail for troops that have already Eft the country and none for those training in various parts of the Dominion. Letters to soldiers overseas should de addressed As follows regimental number rank and name full name of regiment or unit.a.s.f., co base Post office Canada. In addressing mail to soldiers serving in Canada give regimental number rank and name full name of regiment or unit.a.s.f., postal address of training Camp in Canada. Albany River old Rea Argosy Barber Larder Camlaren Coin Lake Continental Kirk Hiawatha. Hudson Patricia. Mutchison Lake Crow Patricia Henricia 25 years ago january 20, began manoeuvre to frustrate Junction of German troops in Poland and East Prussia and forced germans to abandon attack on Warsaw. Princess Patricia s Canadian Light infantry withdrawn from front trenches Fri rest after 48 hours constant duty. January 21, Rekopf Alsace captured by Ger mans. British airmen destroyed buildings in Essen rhenish Prussia. Jeneral von Hoh Enborn succeeded general von Falkenhayn As Prus Sian minister for War. Fighting resumed from Ypres to sea after several Days Calm. Willingdon arrives Wellington Jan. 20. Up marquess of Willingdon. Former governor Genera of Canada who is to represent the British government at the new zealand Centenary celebrations arrived Here yesterday by seaplane from Sydney. He was accompany inc by lady Weli Hgdon. H j. Humphrey and w. B. Woods who were elected directors of North american life Assurance company at the annual meeting on january 15. Or. Humphrey is vice president and general manager of the Eastern lines Canadian Pacific railway. Or. Woods is vice presi Donl. Gordon Mackay company limited refugee Downs himself. New York Jan 20. Passen Gers arriving Here yesterday on the British liner Scythia told o the suicide off Manfred Bender 36 a jewish merchant who had been unable to recover from the night Mare of a concentration Camp Bender jumped overboard. Ill 106% 102 100% 106 96 109% 9814 89 he a he a 11414 113% 116% 118 a 90 i 100 104 a 102 105 106% 73% 78 a 84% r7% 01 any. 68 7iv 75 3alhousie Oil 55a 3avics Pete. 29 29 Venison fib 9a dome 2b% 3orval Sis. 3a. Cast Malar. 400 395 395 5 Eldorado ill 110 111 Sixten. Oil. 22b 23a Falconbridge 420 420 Kirk. 3vi s a Renland 4b Foothills 90 foundation. 12a Rancour 59fa 62a allies Lake 8a Lenora 1 a 2a god s Lake. Gova 60 60 Oldale 20via old. Eagle. 22 22 Golden Gate 19 a codfish 2a Traharn a. 3a Grandora Svab 61b 63a Halcrow 2vab 4a hard Rock 131 131 1 Marker glib 7via Highwood 19 Imbt 3follinger province of. Sauskat Chwatt 4 . August 15, 1949-53 60% a . March 15, 1960 in 74vi . August 1. 1958 80% i . Oct. 1, 1952 cd 83% ?.c. March 15. 1s52 in 87 province of Alberta a . Oct. 1. 1956 in 61% . Sept. 1. 1955 63 a . Jan. 1, 1947 in 68 a . March 1. 1947 71 province of Ontario dec. 1, 1951 . May 15, 1968 Cal 104vb province of new Brunswick a . April 15. 1961 in 102 105 a . Oct. 15, 1951 88 Olvi province of Nova Scotia . May 1, 1959 in 112 115 unlisted mines James Richardson be sons Jan. 20. Bid 19 3 6 3 16 5 7 2 750 9 Kirkland Gateway f Ayette 7 2 2 a Lake Dufault. E Geneva e Rowan Lakeside Kirkland Magnet cons. Magnet Lake Margaret Martin Bird. Match Canadian. Moffat Hall new woos Hla Vosher Lonoff Lac Gold National Malartic Lugarita new bib ago Oklend o Leary Malartic. Ope Miska. Oriole Pontiac Rouyn. Prop. Mines Quebec Manitou. Rand Malartic Rhyolite Rouart a Achito River Sheldon Larder Chenango mines Siscoe Extension Springer Sturgeon Sunbeam Kirkland Thomson Lundmark Union mining Val d or mines Wells Long Lac Wesley Gold mines West red Lake wino a Patricia old Woco Gold mines Youngr Davidson 19 i 3 76 16 10 4 a 514 8 a 70 37 33 15 i 2v4 20 8 lao 19 17 i a 825 5 a 7 3 10 16 21 7 in i 4v, 4% 10 26 a 20 3.vr Ivl i 11 3 775 11 2 Ivi 8 2v. I 21 14 8 4 78 in 11 5 4a, in 6 9 a 80 40 35 1 10 y 3v 2 25 10 200 20 18 2 634 8 7% 4 11 a 18 23 Livia i 16 i 58 1 855 4 5 215 3 80 2 249a 74a 247 in. 94a 47 Ivi 200a 180a 30a 31a Canadian 1 19 Sta Las by i 35 1814 14% 1g6 sit Montreal Osier Hammond Nanton Jan. 20. Open High Low close Alta. P. Or. Com. Alta. P. Or. Of. 35 Assoc. Brew. Isva Bathurst a 14% Bell Telephone ki6 . Power " a 1. 27tt building prod. 17a can. C. P. Com. 14vi 141i 14vi 14vi can. C. F. Of. 25b. Can. Cement of. 95b can. Nor. P. Of. can. Steam com. 6% 7 7 can. Steam of. 17% 17% 17% can. Ind. Al. A 3b. Can. Ind. Al. Can. Bronze com. 43% can. Bronze of. Can. Celanese pm. 31 32 can. Pac. His. Con. Min. Salt. Cockshutt plow Dom. Bridge Dom. Steel dem. Textile pm. Dom. Textile 600 200 1100 500 3000 400 1600 100 500 1000 6000 some Oil 290 280 Jom Stead Xvi 6 Howey Gold 39 . M. S. 30mb int. Nickel i . Cons. Jacqula Jellicoe Kerr add. Kirk. . 2% 4b Ian 251 21t Kirkland l. 142 k. Tow site 12b Ake Shore 44 a a 2 a 17 250 140 Lamaque 700b cad. 17b Oro Leitch Gold Little macassar Macleod. Mad. R. L. Malartic a. Vlandy w. And e. Al Aralio Mcd. Segur Mclntyre a. Mck. R. A. Mcvittie Mcwatters mining up. Model Oil Monarch Moneta Morris k. Murphy National a. Nabob n Erbec Nipissing Noranda Nordon up. Normetal 85 310 445 4 227 50b 102 k 12b in 140 10 45 123b 89 5% 1 a ii o Brien Oil selects Kalta Omega Oro Plato Paralta so amour por. 215 Pandora paymaster 50 Pend Oreille 195ta Perron 200 Pickle Crow 385 Pioneer a. 213 Powell Ron. 1.45 Prairie Roy. 19b Premier 137b Preston 216 Reno Robb Mont. Roche . Royality 125 77 a 6b 50 155 117 115 26ta 15a 236 f nil 39 it nil 5a i 251 1 30a 140 nil 15a 30 it 710a 18a 85 nil 310 5 435 5 227 1 53a 101 2 15a 4a 13a Abvia 140 2 44 134a 28a it i a 18 1 37 2 a 3a 77vi a 6vaa 300 Isoo 2150 2500 2000 500 to 34 199 380 210 140 215 48b 34b 155 214a 117 27a 38a 6a 215 5 10 a v. 200a 200 1 380 210 142 22a 138a 215 1 50a la 36a to 65 2 514 5% Geneva. Up senseless Hoard ing of yarn and thread in Germany has caused a shortage the Berlin radio declares. Use of sewing materials has been increased since old clothes must be repaired instead of replaced. St. Anthony s. Antonio Sand Riv. Sen. Rouyn Shawky sheep or. So. Gordon Siscoe is. Malartic slave Lake Steep Rock Straw . Sturgeon r. 18 235 13b 53 104 h 80 48v4b 206 4% 18 235 4. 13via 53 2 118b 104 1 50a 1500 620 250f 100c 70 595 70 350 40 250 1500 200 a 37 i 14% 88ta of. 153 10 10 15% 95% 9v a 4bv 14% 31 i 31% 614 14% 89a 153 10 10 Lla 1554 95v, 15% 44 a 4 90 25 95a 31 37% 64 Sou 10 via i 2014 80 14 3ryden elect rolex co. Of a Palineau per pm. A i Lineau per of. Steel w. Pm. Urd Chas co 8 Gypsum l. A. Lamison Bridge ghz my. Tobacco 15% it. Nuckol no. Power com. .4 it. Power pad. So Alee of Woods a. 25 Tassey Harris pad. Lontreal Power in front Cimic. Feb . Brew. Com. 372 steel car r4 Ogilvis com. 321-4b " inmans com. 57b Ower corp. Lob 5uebcc Power 7v St. Lawrence Cor i St. Lawrence pad. 2234 2.t in Irwin Williams 12vil Smith. Howard 20 a Itee of can. A. 30 to. Canada or 1.4 so can Power pad Lodz a twin City 2vata Winnipeg elec. 2ta Winnipeg Al. Pad Winnipeg bid Beaver fire ins. 75.00 Beaver lumber pad. 98.00 Beaver lumber com. 4.00 can Amer. Trust 3.75 can. Fire ins. 81.00 can. Indemnity 120.00 can. Invest. Fund Corr. Paper Box pad. 35.00 Crescent Cream pad. 10.50 Dom. End car. Pad. 90.00 Dom. End. Car. Com. 8.25 fed. Grain pad. 46.50 fund. Trust a 5.10 fund. Trust a 4.58 it. West life Assance. .x-225.00 it. West Saddle y 6% pad. 24.00 it. West saddlery com. 1.50 grouped income Home investment. 12.00 Monarch life 10 . Pm. 23.00 nor. Can. Mort. Pad. 5.00 nor. Mort. It. Pm. 1.50 Northern trusts North Star Oil pad. 3.50 North Star Oil com.75 Reliance Grain pad. Reliance Grain Coin. 5.00 Sov. Life. 25 . Pm. 12.00 traders bldg. Assoc. 5b.oo United Grain growers. 10.00 Western breweries 1.75 Western Grain pad. 8.00 Western Groc. Pfd.106.25 Western Groc. Com. 55.00 Western steel products. 8.00 9.00 wings limited.15 mpg. Electric pad. 10.75 14.00 was. Electric a 2.00 2.371 sales transactions saturday morning. Jan. 20 1940, from 9 to 11.15. British american at 23.00. Central at Obi. Do minion at 1.70. Federal Grain it 46.75. 25 46.75. At Govi. Friday afternoon sales Central at Federal Grain at s46.50. Flin at .02. At .92. Salu go at ?6.50 10 at s6.50. Western grocers at s55. Anglo Canadian Phillips no. 1 l-40th of 1% at s195. Command no. 2 h of 194 a asked 12.00x 02.00 47.00 5.20 4.68 4.00 76.00 11.00 2.25 9.50 Montreal curb Osier Hammond Nanton open High Low Cloe 198" 4% 204 5 2100 Sudbury b. 185b Sudbury. Sullivan 98 95 Sylvanita 330 325 . Pete. 55 50 t. Hughes 405 Temis Kamlung 7 Vita to. Can. O. 55b Toburn 175b towage Mac. 25b uchi Gold United Oil upper Ventu can. Ers 7b 75 Waite Amu. 570b wendigo Wilt. Cough. Wood cad. 28 Wrt. Har. 810 12v4a 193a 5a 325 55 8 405 8 via 70a 185a 29a 75 405 5 600a 93aa 28 810 400 1900 100 1500 .300 500 100 Wall Street hour by hour Thomson Mckinnon the following Price indices supplied at intervals during All sessions of the new York Stock Exchange by Dow Jones company indicate the Market trend of the various groups of securities listed. The averages Are computed by dividing the total prices of each group by the following industrials 15.46 rails 17.8, and utilities 20. Price indices for saturday s session follow 30 industrials 20 railroads 20 utilities previous close .145.86 30.24 25.10 11.00 . 145.87 30.27 25.10 close preliminary calculation 145.64 30.25 Friday s Range open High Low 30 industrials 146.00 146.75 145.52 20 railroads 30.30 30.41 30.16 15 utilities 25.20 25.27 40 Bonds 89.46, Down .07, r1 -4 25.25 close 145.86 30.24 25.10 Abi Libi pad. Asbestos Bathurst a Beauharnois per. Bou Cadillac brew. Dist. . Oil . Packers can. Brew. Can. Brew. Pad. Can. Malting can. Vickers can. Vickers pad. Cons. Paper dist. Seagram Dom. Engin. Dom. Tar Donnaconna a Donnaconna b Dom. Stores foreign Power Pord a Fraser co. Fraser . H. Walker com. H. Walker pad. Home Oil Fleet aircraft Imperial Oil int. Petroleum int. Utilities a. Int. Utilities a. Melchers com. Price Bros. Com. Reliance Grain Kobe. Mitchell Sta Acona Walkerville brew. 16 25 it 4b 4 a 22v. 1914 170 26 35 Abb b a 29 23 37 i a 8% 8a 5% 20b 20 new York James Richardson a sons High Low close 52vi a to 1 we Tio we a Tim on i Cai Var to of in reduction vol Ghany Luck. U. Chiem. Dye can Smel. Ref. Tel. Teles tobacco a Anaconda Copper u. Top s. Be 3endix Avn. Seth Lehni steel. Boeing air plane. Chrysler corp. Cons. Edison . Corn prod. Rufin. Curtis Wright Cor. Douglas aircraft. Dupont Astman Kodak Freeport sulph. Lerna elec general Cor general motors Goderich co. 3oodyear tire nil. Harvester Ohns Manvil i Cenne Cott Copper v s inc. Ward lash Kelvin Tor iat. Biscuit n. Y. Central North Amer. A. Wens Illinois g. Enna. R. H. 3roctor Gamble us Lunan com corp of a. Republic steel Aai Eway stores ears Roebuck Immons co. Socony v. Up. Porto r. So. Sperry corp. Stand. Oil . Texas corp. Tex. G. A. Tim. K. A. Union Carbide Union . In. Aircraft in. Corp. United fruit . Rubber in. States steel. Western Union Westinghouse Wool Worth co. Sales 11 ., 47 it .115 171 a 88 a 22 it 22 71 i 7hb 23 a 23 1 Java 19 38 i 521 i 22% 55 35 a 47 a 52va 22 55 i Iso 102 32% 5h4 60v. 23% 16 a 24% 62 21% 21 a i 235 k 16 48 t a 52 Iva a a 73 in. 35i 35 a in. I 6% in. In fun. In. In. In. Trade conditions maintained even trend throughout Canada Tobii week according to the weekly Trade report issued Friday Canadian credit men s Trust Asso. Citation. Collections ranged from fairly Good to poor. Maritime Trade remained fairly Good in most lines while a Montreal District demands Chine tools metals and ducts continued steady. Que Eif reported certain plants Are Busil i ,.ti engaged filling War orders shelf and heavy cars advised a Good work in to with a Little improvement Oval All comparative periods. Clothing sales experienced no change last week. Foj in the Winnipeg area Wes Canada fruit and co Fec sales reported Little change dry goods showed improver Over last month s and year Date. Saskatchewan hardware were reported fairly Good in districts. Other lines n generally fair. Southern Alberta advised a or quiet week with consumer put chasing not up to the North business in most wins continued about the same week. Grocery and food Supply reported sales maintaining stain volume while hardware sales wet fairly Active. N 22 12 a 93 27% 19vi 12 30 it 45% 37 57va 107 i 12 i 23 43 47 80 in. 2vi it in. 37 57 23% 4 108 i free show London Jan. 20. Of the Canadian Active scr Vitt Force now in England will be is pertained sunday Jim. 28, by it full company of the London in All Clear now playing at it Queen s theatre. This will Mark the full cast of a London . B been sent to entertain troops. Explanation asked Amsterdam Jan. 20. Netherlands government for it second successive Day reported to Day it believed British flown Over Netherlands Ter to in darkness on propaganda. I Sions to Germany and that la Toronto industrials Bingham Mckay Ltd. Open High Low close brew. Corp. 160b brew. Corp. Pad. 24vib Burlington steel can. Bud. Brew. Can. Canners Canada bread an. Dredging can. Can. Gen. Elco. Canadian Oil cons. Bakeries Consumers Domin. Stores e qui Lable life fairy Farmer Ford of Canada George Weston Goodyear of can. Gypsum l. A. H. Walker com. H. Walker pad. Kelvin Tor of. Laura Secord Loblaw a roblow b Maple Leaf Moore corp. Pant spec photo engravers Rogers Majestic Standard paving super test Pete. Toronto Mage. Walker Lluc United steel West. Can. Flour liw York hide futures Holch Low close March 14.31 14.29 14.33n june 14.01 14.53 14.go sept 14.85 14.35 14.s2b 15.03n lots. Is pro ear has Cut Sas Gra who p tha bus t clue who wer 300, t 000 of 1 000 bus. And War t Proi pro1 Che for unc 5% 414 23 514 16 25 5a 6 5a 4% 4v, 22% 23 19 a 170 26 37 via Xvi 7v, 29 30 to 23 37 20 19 19 280 290 9v 9% is a 2z 22 Sib 50b 150b 10 14 14 a 9 a 3 a 95b 18% 18% 20 via 280 290 at is 15 21% 21% 55a 175a 20 i 20 a 10 14 14 a 9 a 9vi barn car destroyed in St. James fire fire destroyed a barn contain ing a car and workshop at 279 Bradford Street St. James Early saturday morning. Damage was estimated at Stephen Hancha Kove. Auto body builder and owner of the barn and workshop placed i loss at and said he had no insurance. William Martin 272 Kensington Street valued his automobile at question on Kilts London Jan. 20. Colin Thornton Kemsley conservative today announced he will question it. Hon. Oliver Stanley War Secretary in the House of com Mons tuesday concerning the ban on Kilts for scottish regiments at the front and what he described As an infiltration of Nan scottish officers and men into these regi ments. Asling the British an explanation. The.a.si uniforms tunics and Slacks custom tailored by eaten i the approved military or _ whether you require Khaki Duc Cord or Barr Athea. Air b in Barr Athea great Coats in Trig Lish Melton and in air Force by Grey Melton Are included moderate prices a feature. Toronto Stock averages malady. Sellers co. Ltd. 20 industrials .122.08 Down .02 20 golds .119.76 Down .15 10 base metals 85.56 Down .05 15 Western oils 31.86 up .18 total sales Bank of Montreal payable March 1 to shareholders of record Jan. 31. North Turne Valley Alberta Oil incomes 1 2 now drilling the Only Wells close to Home 2, 3 and 4 on which royalties can be obtained. A very limited Supply of preferred net royalties on these two drilling Wells is available. Enquire Clifton. Cross co. Limited 98151 Union Trust bldc., Winnipeg 9815 bldg. We. Life Blair. Notice of meeting notice is hereby Given that the annual general meeting of the great West life Assurance company will be held at the head office of the company Lombard Street Winnipeg on tuesday february Silhi 1940, at three o clock in the afternoon for the consideration of the annual report and of an amendment to the by Laws for the election of directors and for such other business As May properly be brought before an annual general meeting. Dated at Winnipeg january 20, 1940. . Brock Secretary. 23 Wil 900 193 1 by Pai 741 Bui i nor Cor fro Pei j in Fie Noc 00 16 7, of 3 in by he 101 trs 191 As at so of w. 19. At i to ;