Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 27, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page eighteen Winnipeg free saturday january 27, 1940 stocks Grain Exchange Winnipeg Jan. 27. The United kingdom took about bushels of no. 1 hard wheat on saturday but otherwise wheat dealings were featureless with prices moving narrowly to finish to higher May at Neutral countries also picked up Small quantities of Canad Ian wheat but total Export sales for the Day would not exceed bushels. Stocks in store at georgian Bay ports were involved in the United kingdom Purchase which were worked at West St. John. Information affecting the Market was of a mixed character. The far Eastern situation was credited to inducing a Little nervous covering at Chicago while this was offset to a certain extent by a forecast of Winnipeg january 27, 1940. Moderating temperatures in the american wheat Belt which again experienced sub Zero weather. A firming tendency at Chicago about mid session was attributed to Pessi mistic reports of possible damage from the severe weather. Dealings at Winnipeg were pretty much local with the exception of a Little Selling credited to Southern account which appeared Early in the session and minor Seaboard de Mand. Mostly in the october. Offerings were generally Light and Winnipeg prices had a firm under tone most of the session. No. 2, 3 and 4 Northern figured in Small sales in the Cash wheat Market. Saturday for Domestic rail shipment taut Only a few car lots were involved in the transaction. Export demand continued for 2, 3 and 4 Northern and 1, 2 and 3 Garnet for the opening of navigation but offerings were Light. Oats demand was moderate at the unchanged spread with Only Carlots coming out. Exporters were seeking 2 . And extra 3 ., while Domestic interests were the Market for 1, 2 and 3 feed. Barley was in demand by exporters in All grades but holders of stocks were reluctant to sell at the cur rent spreads. The local Market received Little or no stimulation from Buenos Aires although wheat prices were firm there closing i cent higher to unchanged. Wheat developments in the Argentine were Over Sha dowed by the official estimate on Corn plantings with the acreage the second largest on record. Weather conditions were Clear in the Argentine and Boremi Hall s Cable Drew attention to the Largo wheat shipments from this country recently which have been double the clearances of a year ago during the last four weeks. Exporters were taking moderate quantities of Barley in the coarse Grain pit and there were said to be further orders waiting in under the Market. Fair purchases of Oats were credited to Mills and some hedging was also being done in this Grain. There was a scattered business in Rye confined mostly to Odd lots and said to be largely of a local nature. As a whole the Trade in the coarse Grain pit was Light. May july oct. May july oct. May july May july oct. May july oct. May july sept. May july sept. May july sept. May july sept. Open 87% 52-% 5 us 195 High 40% 39 34% 53b 51% Low 85% 86 a 87 i 40% 38% 52% 51vs close 85% Prev. Close 85v4 195 i 195 39 52 b 195% 187b 77 a 77 is 72 open 78 a 72 77v4 40% 52 a 51 a 195 i 187a 78 last year 63% 64% 28% 37% 43% 43% 71 a Chicago 57 s 57% 39 34v. 3 2 it 69% 69% High 99% 96% 96% 57% 57% 57% 39% 34% 32% 70% 70% Low 98 95% 95% 57 57% 57% 39 34% 32% 69 v2 close 96% 95% 57 it 57% Jan. 27, 1940. Prev. Close 98% 95% 57% 57% 39 32% Minneapolis May july sept. Open 97% High Low close b8 b7% 98 97 97a Minneapolis Cash wheat close Jan. 27 32% 70% 69% Jan. Prev. Close 97% no. 1 dark nor. 58-60 ibs., 14% protein. 101sj104 Jan. 26 Winnipeg Cali prices these prices arc always the quotations on Cash grains it the time of closing the future Market and refer Only to Grain ill store at fort William and port Arthur. Jan. 21 1 hard no. 1 North Ern no. 2 Northern Ikhi. No. Northern is a no. Northern 70 no. 5 wheat no. 9 wheat b5ii, feed wheat no. 1 Garnet no. 2 Garnet no. 3 Garnet no. I hard Tough no. 1 nor. Tough 79-Vi, no. 2 nor. Tough t. No. 3 nor. Tough no. Nor. Tough no. S Tough no. 1 nor. Smutty no. 2 nor. Smutty no. 3 nor. Smutty no. 1 Amber durum no. 2 Amber durum 70vb. No. .1 Amber durum is i. No. 4 Amber Hurum 67 to no. 1 a hit Spring no. 2 White Spring no. 3 White Spring no. 4 special 745e, no. 5 special no. 6 special 635a. No. 1 mixed wheat track no. 1 nor. 823 a screenings per ton s3.75. 2 No. Sex. 3 40v- no. 3 39 a sex. 1 feed no. I feed 37vs no.-2 feed no .1 feed 33vf. Track in Rucj Martins 1 ., Low temperatures prevailed the greater part of the week Over the main producing area in the United states Winter wheat Belt which tended to keep the Plant in a dormant condition according to the modern Miller. With ground Frozen and crop largely protected by 2 to inches of Snow there is Little accurate information available As to Chi rent Outlook. Repeated mention is made of High rate of evaporation of moisture in Snow in the West and Southwest. When attention of wheat traders is again directed to crop said the Chicago journal of com Merce it is Likely that the severity of the present cold wave will claim More interest. The present siege of cold weather is one of the longest on record and has been especially severe in More Southern areas that ordinarily do not have such Low temperatures. While Winter wheat usually can stand much cold weather the feeble Early growth of this year s crop raises enough uncertainty to cause some concern. S United states weather forecast rising temperatures for North Cen trial states. Increasing cloudiness except in Indiana. Probably Light now in Northern Minnesota. Mis Souri Kansas Anad Oklahoma part Cloudy and warmer. 8 United states weekly weather forecast for period Jan. 2e to feb. 3 for Region of Greal will moderate first of week with mostly seasonable temperatures thereafter. Much cloudiness with rather frequent Light snows. For upper Mississippi Val Ley and Northern great Plains temperatures Normal or higher for most part not much precipitation indicated. Southwest generally fair with rising temperatures. Of Low temperatures extended Over most of the United states Winter wheat Belt again Early saturday without any additional Snow being wheat Oats 3arley flax Hye no. 2 6-ro no 1 2-Row no. 2 ., 2-Row is i no. 3 6-Row Othni 1 feed in. 2 feet no. 3 feed track 521ii. 1 No. 2 Isa i. No. 3 175vj, no. 4 Track 1 No. 2 No. N 70u. Raj. 1 No. 4 Truck new butter schedule Montreal Jan. 27. Ice the Canadian commodity Exchange announced saturday a new trading schedule for butter futures by which the november option usually the most actively traded option in the year will feb. 1. According Cash wheat spreads Cash wheat spreads were l changed on saturday. It is doubtful if Many Farmers in this area will produce More than a pasture says m. Hubbard Cere Alist at the agricultural experimental station at Woodward okla to achieve a Normal crop Long Clear Days with ample rain will be necessary. Such perfect conditions occur about once in every 10 years wheat has sprouted is most Apt to be killed by the cold weather be cause it has taken the most of the Reserve food out of. The Kernel and when there is a thaw it won t be Able to push above the ground. Be called for trading to the new schedule the april May june and july options can also be traded during the present month although so far quotations have Only been for january. February and March deliveries. Canadian potatoes to . Preliminary figures on imports o Canadian potatoes into the United states under quota provisions of the Trade agreement disclose that 37, la. Of Canadian certified seed potatoes and in. Of other potatoes were imported from sep tember 15 to december 2, 193d. Markets at a glance wheat quotations sat., Jan. 27. Winnipeg higher Chicago higher. Minneapolis close higher. Buenos Aires higher unchanged. Farmers asking wheat payment Ottawa Jan. Because wheat is Selling at about 8s cents the government was asked today to make an interim payment to grow ers beyond the 70-cent Basic initial Price already paid on the 1939 crop. A e. Brownlee counsel for the United Farmers of Alberta and former Premier of that province placed before agriculture minister Gardiner the . Case for an immediate additional wheat payment. As things stand the Farmers would not receive anything beyond the first 70-cent Price until the entire 1939 crop is i old which May take another six months or More. Canada flour meets chinese gluten tests in considering the possibilities for the expansion of Canadian flour in Hong Kong arid South China writes the Canadian Trade commissioner at Shanghai it must be borne in mind that the bulk of Canadian flour used it the South China Market meets the demand Jor a product of High gluten Content which cannot be satisfied by australian North China nor the majority of United states flours imported into the Market. Bond quotations association january 27. The investment dealer Canada of 116% 11454 Lii a 118y4 91 96 Loob 102 104 a 63 71 75 a 93% 108 Lakehead stocks january 27. This we. Lastyk. Last or. Country marketing wheat coarse trains cars loaded wheat. Coarse Sra Iris. Dispute Board chairman named Ottawa Jan. 27. Up Hon. Gorman Malarly minister of labor today announced the appointment Oil or. Justice Louis Cousineau of he Superior court Montreal to be chairman of the Board of Concilia Tion to investigate a dispute be tween the Canadian National rail ways and its sleeping car conduct ors and porters members of the Canadian brotherhood of railway employees. F. C. Dobell of Montreal is the employers representative on the Doard and Edward h. Crawford of Winnipeg the employees. The appointment of or. Justice Cousineau made on the joint recommendation of the other two members of the Board. Approximately employees Are involved in the Dis Pute. Women. Of Gui 3 . Dee. 15, 1950-45 c 9014 5 . Feb. 1, 19.54 c 115vt 4% . June 15, 1955 Cal j14h4 4vi . Feb. 1, 1956 11214 . July 1, u57 in 5 . July 1, 1069-44 Cal 114v- 5 . Oct. 1, 1969-4s lie a Piso Vinciale prov. Man. 4 . Jan. 2, 1950 cd s7 Vii dec. 15, 1956 in 32 5 . June 15, 1954 in . Oct. 1, 1955 c 6 . Apr. 1, 1947 cd prov. Of Alta , oct. 1, js56 in 63v 5 . Sept. 1, 1955 c 134 . Jan. 1, 1347 in fi7 6 . Mar. 1917 c prov. Of ont 3 . Dec 1, c 4 . May 15, Cal 104v prov. Of . . Apr. 15, 1961 in 102 3 . Oct. 15, 1351 c 80 prov. Of . 5 . May 1, 1939 in 112 115 municipals City of Winnipeg n . Mar. 1, 1912 c in 104 . Oct. 1. 1b60 in d5 98 was. Wilder dist 5 . May 1, 1952 Abi Libi p. L a 5 . June 1. Rel 1. Beeai Harnois Fow corp . Jan. 1. Caa 102 Brown co 14 . Apr. 1, 1940 56 53 Calgary Power co. Ltd . Apr. 1, 19iiu Cal 104 107 Canada Cement co it . Nov. 1. 1951 c 102 105 Canada steamships . Jan. 2. 1957 c 92% 95% can. Pacific Ray . Oct. 1, 1045 c 85 sri . Feb. 15, 1951 c swi s7va cons. Paper co . July 2. 1961 60vi Federal. Grain co aug. A 19 19 Cal 101 Gatineau pow. Co . Juno 1, 19-19 c Lom i a . Apr. 1. C 99v4 Gypsum l. A i . Mar. 1. 1348 c 97 int. Hydro ele Etrie . Apr. 1. 19-14 cn1 Massy Harris co. Ltd . Mar. 1. 1354 pc 94vi Minn. Ont. Paper 47 pow . May incl 9 Shawinigan a . Apr. 1, c 90% United Grain Row. Ltd i . Jan. 2, 1948 c 96 elec. Ray. A 5 . Jan. 2, 1965 71 transportation improvements Winnipeg electric company Dur ing 1939 expended on improving its transportation service in greater this included 24 new gasoline buses 10 of which were purchased in May Anc 14 of which were received in de Cember. It also included nine new trolley coaches and.the., necessary poles and wires for same. The Purchase of this equipment enable the company to establish a trolley coach line on notre Dame and Logan avenues in substitution for Street ears to substitute Gaso line buses for Street cars on Wil Liam Avenue and on notre Dame Avenue West of Arlington Street and also in portions of St. Boni face. Crested wheat grass the production of crested wheat grass in Canada for 1939 is estimated at pounds As compared with pounds in 1938. The carryover from 1938 is about pounds. Domestic requirements Are estimated at 500.000 pounds leaving about pounds surplus for Export or carryover. Manitoba fisheries the commercial catch of fish in Manitoba for the 1938-1939 season amounted to pounds with a value to the fishermen of 93d and a value of when marketed. This compares with a catch of pounds in 1937 1938 with values of and Cape town. Dangerous influence of sunbathing on academics is deplored by a Cape town headmaster whose school is near the sea. He was distressed to see boys purpose Lessly basking in the Sun. An average of people a Day visited the Canadian Pavilion at the new York s world fair during 1939 life insurance sales investment in life insurance shows an increase for the eleven months ending nov. 30, 1939, the total being As again for the same months of increase of o 12 per cent. Canada As a whole during this period showed a sales increase of 3.09 per cent. Copper production in. Canada Dur ing the first nine months of 193e amounted to pounds com pared with pounds in tin same period of 1938. 105% 100% 101 90v 100 76 deaths and funerals funeral service for mrs Jennie Janik 25, of Springer Gold mines ont., who died monday in Winni Peg was held Friday at Elma Man. At her parents Home. Burial was made in Elma. Mrs. Janik was born in Winnipeg. Surviving Are her husband Janik two daughters Lillian and Adeleine two sons Robert and Anthony two Sisters mrs. A. Chipka and Olga Proceviat of Sioux Lookout ont and two Brothers Stephen and Peter of Elma Man. Mrs. Olof Eric Soti wife of Eyolfur Erickson an employee of the Winnipeg electric company Diec thursday at the Winnipeg Genera Hospital. Funeral service will be held monday at 2 ., at Bardal s funeral Home burial will be in Brookside cemetery. Born in ice land May 1882, mrs. Erickson came to Winnipeg about 1903. Since then she resided in Gimli Hecla and Selkirk until or. Erickson was transferred to Winnipeg a few months ago. Surviving Are her Hus band two daughters by a former marriage mrs. Lillian. Caroline me Heator Winnipeg and mrs. Cecelia Sigurgeirson Hecla Man. And two Stepsons Lavrence Edmonton Alta., and Albert Winnipeg. Mrs. Erickson was a member of the icelandic lutheran Church. George a. Gordon 55, of 307 Alfred Avenue died saturday morning in Victoria Hospital lowing a s illness. Born in Russia he resided in Winnipeg for the last 35 years. electrical contractor he owned and managed the Gordon i electric company. He recently fulfilled contracts for wiring the Uptown theatre the St. Boniface old. Folks Home and work for the Hydro electric sys tems. Surviving Are his widow mrs. Sarah. Gordon three sons Allan Harold and Leonard two daughters Mary and Gloria and one sister mrs. Sophie Shaen Cincinnati funeral service will be held sunday at 2 At the residence and burial will be in e. J. Tare. K.c., president of the Monarch life As Urance company who. Addressed he annual meeting held in Winni Peg recently. Toronto Bint Ham Mckay Ltd Security markets new stocks moved irregularly in quiet trading saturday. Four issues contributed most of the volume. Recognized leaders were Dull. United corporation was the most Active holding around the previous close of next came Continental motors at 4vs up Job followed by Commonwealth and Southern at 1 a unchanged and loft at High at 23 is up steel and motor issues fluctuated narrowly. Bethlehem had a Small gain and . Ste isl was previous close. Chrysler lost fractionally while general motors was unchanged. The Toronto Stock Market wound up the week saturday in Dull trading and barely firm prices. Changes were narrow with a few exceptions. Wire bound Box advanced a Point to a new High for a year or More and in the Gold group Powell Rouyn registered a further recovery to close at 1.30. Up-7 cents net. Only about shares changed hands in the two hour session. M o n t r e a l buyers displayed Little enthusiasm in saturday s Short Market session and Stock prices appeared Misac. In late dealings. Asbestos Ulolo mines Hudson Bay mining and National breweries advanced fractionally while c.p.r., Imperial Oil and Canadian celanese eased narrowly. Utilities which showed strength yesterday slipped with minor losses for brazilian and Shawinigan. Building products International Nickel Montreal Power St. Lawrence corporation and Canada steamships held even. Acme Aston Ajax Alta. . Alderman Gold Anglo can. Hur. Arntfield Ashley Astoria que. Aimer Saganiac an Wield base metals b. E. A. A. Seattle 3idgood a. Missouri 3objo 3ralorne Brown Oil Roulan Buff. Ank. Buffalo can. Bunk. Hill c. E. Corp. Calmont can. Mai. Araboo g. Castle t. Cent. Pat. Cent. Pore. Hester. Chro. M. A. Oast up. Coch. Wil. Con Aurum comm. Pete. Common Dalhousie o. Davies Pete. Denison dome. Dorval s. East Crest East Mil. Eldor Aclo Extension of fort Kirk Foothills found. P. Francoeur Gillies Lake. Glenora god s Lake. Goldal Gold Eagle. Golden Gate goldfish Graham b. Grandora Gunnar Halcrow a. Hard Rock Harker Highwood s. Hollinger Home Oil Homestead Howey g. Hud. Bay int. Nickel. High Low close cd. Sales 4b la 20 b 18b 31 5 300 235b 250 2 a 23. 24 no 13 a 10% a 6a lv4a 22 Tea 21a 31 5 100 600 1000 225 it 1500 6a 250 31 Loa 23 24 1 17 a 58 855 3b 2% i 215 75b 245b 68b 245 242 12vi 95 54 170b 68 168b 28vab 46ta 28 in so 385ta 100 24b 420 85 b lob 5.4b 13 17 i 17 55 21 20vi 2vab 5vib 58 126b by 16b 14% 282 280 7 bib 39% 30% 30% 44 i 44vi 2 a 17b 250 249 21b 143 . Cons. Tacola Jellicoe Kerr add. Kirk. Kirk. Lake. 144 13b Lake Shore Lamaque 655b Lapa cad. I vib Lebel Oro Leilyn. Littel macassar Mac. C. . R. L. Mai. Gold. Mandy m. E. Mara go Mcd. S. Mclyn. P. Mck. K. L. Mcvittie Mcwatters min. C. Model Oil Monarch Moneta mor. K. Murphy Nat. A. Nabob Nev Yacc nip Sinai Noranda Nord. C. Normetal o Brien. Oil Selec. Kalta Omega Oro Plato Paralta pain. Pore. Pandora paymaster 1 84 300b 450 220 51 50 101 100 1014 Ita 3b 55 i 141 140 48 47 Hob 8vib 7 32vi 31 i 33 125b 140a 75-14 6b 40b 155 113 26 35 b 5b 212 211 6 a by 8 Lla 1714-1 57 855 3 via 215 250a 70a 242 s 35 2 54 1 200a 175a 30a 31a 55a 28 i 7a 28vaa 5a 7a 100 25a 5 4a 5vaa 99a a 57a 7a 2a 18 1 Ivy 20vi 2a 6a 3a 128a 8a 20a 14% 280 5 6 4414 3a 414 18a 250 i 1 143 1 Loa 29 via g9pa 18 via 1% 305a 450 220 50 Ivi 100 10v4 4via 514a 55vi 140 lib 48 1 120a 25a 91 a 86 7 1 via 18a Ivl 2600 1400 200 1000 500 100 500 2500 1100 1000 15uo 0900 280 11uo 55co 400 46 170 1000 200 100 200 600 1100 200 200 200 4500 Pend Oreille 180 Perron 198 Pickle Crow 330 Pioneer g. Powell h. Prairie Hoy. Premier Prest. . Reno Robb Mont Roche . Royality 212b 131 138 219 41b 47 197 385 55a 155 nil 2 via 113 3 26 nil 33a 6a 211 1 500 the hebrew sick Tion cemetery Benefit Assoc a Wall Street hour by hour Thomson Mckinnon the following Price indices supplied at intervals during of 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 by the following rails 17.8, and utilities 20. Price indices for saturday s session follow 30 industrials railroads 20 utilities previous close 146.61 30.34 . 146.49 30.76. Close preliminary calculation 146.51 -30.75 Friday s Range open High Low 30 industrials 146.33 147.16 146.00 20. Railroads 30.90 31.c1 30.81 15 utilities 25.05 25.20 .24.86 40 Bonds 89.37, off .08. 25.00 24.83 24.88 close 148.61 30.84 25.00 pc. Anth. San. Ant. Sand k. Sheep c. Sher. G. Siscoe Slad. M. Slave l. Steep h. Straw l. B. Stur. A. Sud a. Sud. A. Sylvanita Teck a. Temsik. 38 238 12b 49 47 98 110 100 75 39 s 4 k 210 207 414b 32 a 180b 514 330 410 405 Vita Tex. Can. O. 60b 47 1 180 5 197 5 390 5 216a 130 7 2013 138 nil 218 nil la i 35a j8 238 1 49 4v1 110 98 2 75 39 1 6 1 203 3 5a 121 a 5-Vi, 330 410 1 s a Winnipeg Beaver fire ins. 75.00 Beaver lumber pad. 98.00 Beaver lumber com. 4.00 can. Am. Trust 3.75 4.00 can. Fire ins. 82.00 can. Ittem. 120.00 can. Inv. Fund 4.j5 Corr. P. Box. Pad. 25.00 cres. Cream pad. 10.011 Dom. . C. Pad. 31-00 Dom. E. C. A. 8.2.1 r Federal Grain com. 2.1i fundamental Trust a a.14 fundamental Trust "13" 4.03 4.7.it West life ass Nee. .225.00 250.00 it. West Sadd. 0% pad. 24.00 it West Sadd. Com. 1.50 grouped income 5-Fln Home inv. Sav. Assn. 12.00 Monarch life paid 23.00 can. Mis. Pad. North mtg. Part paid Northern trusts 7.00 Forth Star Oil pad. 3w 4.00 North Star Oil com.75 Reliance Grain pad. 76.00 Reliance Grain com. Sogn. Life 25 . Pm. 12.00 traders bldg. Assn. 58.00 United Grain growers. 3.00 Western breweries Western Grain pad. 3.00 0.00 Western grocers pad. Western grocers com. Western steel products wings limited wings . Winnipeg elec. Pad. Winnipeg elec. A. Sales transactions saturday 27. 1940, from 9 to .00 8.00 .15 10.00 2.00 9.00 14m 2 .50 morning Jan. New York in pcs Richardson sons Central at .06. 200 at of. Federal Grain at 48.50. Flir. At Tooke Bros. At 2.25. Tooke Bros at 10.00. Anglo Phillips to. 1 Gross 1-40 of 1 97.50 1-20 of 1 193.00. D. D. No 1 net. Pad. Of i ., 260.00. Friday afternoon sales Dick Stone at .01. Federal Grain at i5. Great at .0214 1.100 at .02va. Great West at Marvel at .01 a at oils. Star at .00 la. At .06. Anglo Phillips number one Gross Royalty -1-40 of if at 97.50 1-20 of i i at 105.00 1-40 of 1% at 97.50. Extension number two Gross 1-40 of 1% at 200.00. Vulcan Brown number one Gross of 19. At 2.250.00. Montreal Osier Hammond Nanton open i fish. Low close Alto. . Or. Alia. . Or pad. Asemou. Blow. 18v4 Bathurst a 15 Bell Telephone brazilian . Power a . Power Bruck silk. Build my products 36v can. Car f pad. 25 can. Cement a. 7v can. Cement pad. 97 can. Nor Power c Levi c. Steamships a. 7 c. Steamships pad can. Ind. Acc p. Air . Tuegh. A. Allied c. D. And. Can am. S. A. Am. T. To. Am. Tab. B Anaconda cop. Atch. T. See. Bendix aviation. Bethlehem Slcc-1 Boeing Chrysler corp. Consold. Edison., Corn prod. Ref. Curtis Wright Douglas aircraft. D Pont Ell be m. Easier Nan Kodak Freeport Gen. Gen foods corp. General motors Goot Lerich co. Goodyear tire inter. Harvester Johns Man Vic Ken Necol Copper Low s inc. Montgomery w. Nash Kelv i Nai o r Nail. Bis. N. Y. C. By. Nor. Am. A. Owens i. A. Penn. By. Proc. G. Pullman co. Radio Corn am. Republic steel Safeway stores Roebuck Simmons co i Cony vac s. Porto n. Sug. A Perry cup. Stand. Oil of Texas corp. Tox. Gulf Sulphur Tim Ken Ron. Apr. Union Carbide Union Pacific in itch aircraft United corp. . Rubber United fruit open High inv close 52 21 us conditions unchanged business conditions about unchanged throughout j the week ending . 26, ing to the weekly issued by die Canadian men s association. Collections4c reported wholesale and in Arlo i Trade ruled about inc same previous in Montreal and of tricks buying during the week to not up id expectations and Irp turned i Little quieter. War Jiji have kept a few plants eng if but have not caused any Nottjr Able improvement in punch ii Power. Shell and heavy hardware ported a Good week in 24 Ita 21, go i 24 m 25 2ui Cuvi . Steel Vestern Union vacating House Pooh North co. g. St. Wares com. G. St. Wares pad. Guid c. Co. Gypsum l. A. Hamilton Bridge int. Nickel int. Power pad. 3 90 Lovi 93 76 3 a 15 0 27 a 5 25 7vi 57 17via 7 3 9.t 77. 92 i m. Harris com. M. Harris pad. Montreal pout Mccoll front. Nat. Brew com Nat. Brew old. Ogilvie com. Can. Ind. Ale. A con. Bronze Poltl. Can. Celan. Com. Can. Celan. Pad. Can. Converters can. Pacific by. Con. M. A. Cocks butt plow Dominion Bridge. Dom. Glas scorn. Dom. Steel Dom. Textile pad. 91 i go 3 i 37 31 i 3b 32 vib 125 it a in 123b 31 it 37 a 37% 42h 33 17 a b i 9a Toburn towage inc uchi Gold United Oil upper can. Ventures Waite am. Wendigo Wilt. Cough. Wood cad. 175b 23b 70b 415 570 b Vii l 2b 27 Wright har. 790 190a 30a b7b 3 a 74a 415 nil 570 5 Loa 3a 25 1 790 4 5 500 800 500 2706 500 10 3800 235 3800 3450 1600 500 300 2800 100 148 7000 500 Eastern dairies elect rolex foundation co. Gat. Power com. Penman com. Power corp. St. Lawrence com. St. Lawrence old. Shawin Luan Sher. Williams Smith Howard steel of can. Com. Mpg. Com. Mpg. Elec. Pad. Sob in to i in s7b 10 it 5 i 23 a 201ia to Vita Montreal curb Osier Hammond Nanton Abi Tibi com Abi Tibi pad Asbestos Beauharnois Bou Cadillac b. A. Oil b. C. Packers can. Brew open High Low close 190b 16% 10% Iri i 25% 23 a 25va per. 4 a 4 a 23 39a can brew can. Vickers can. Vickers pad. Can. Wineries cons. Paper . Sugar dist. Corp. Sea. Dom. Engineering Dom. Tar Donnaconna a Donnaconna a Dom. Stores foreign Power Ford Fraser co. H. Walker com. H. Wall v pad. Home Oil Imperial Oil int. Petroleum int. Utilities int. Utilities b Lake sulphate Melchers com. Melchers pad. Robt. Mitchell Walkerville by. 150b 25y4 25 lib 33 lib 24 40 5v4b 3% s Xia sob 20a 18a 42a 20b 28 a 45b Liob 150b 95b 7vis 2314 23 is "4, 4 "v1 20 83 i ii i 45 44 43 aos Stii of i m a i b05jh 94 i l i 82 i 23vi 109 unlisted mines by James Richardson sons Albany River area Argosy Jarber Larder am Larch Coin Lake Continental Kirk Samos Hudson Patricia Mutchison Lake Crow Patricia Jike Dufault. Geneva Lakeside Kirkland cons. Magnet Lake a Margarct Martin Bird Datch Canadian offal Hall new Flo Oshlam Slosher Long Lac Jerus Gold Malartic new Lugarita new rib ago Oklend 3 Leary Malartic of Comiska Pontiac Rouyn Rop. Mines Quebec Maii Ilou Rand Rhyolite Rouyn Ichigo River Sheldon Larder Henaro mines Iscoe Extension Pringer Sturgeon Sunbeam Kirk and Thomson Lundmark Union mining Val d or mines Wells Long Lac Wesley Gold mines West red Lake Vino a Patricia old voc Gold mines Young Davidson bid 19 10 5 30 9 13 3 h2 17 4 a 4 70 41 30 1v g25 l 20 775 3 1 a 3 1 20 in 8r 19 31 r while paints and varnishes Little change. Meat packers k ported sales about the Zamft j last week. Winnipeg retail Trade held or unchanged from the previous i in most lines. Hardware Art Dps sales were quite retail business ruled quiet in most areas a Saatci wan. With the continued c weather tending decrease if in the larger centres. Winter clouding gloves i 1 Mills Xeric need is i in Alburia. While other1 it j moved quietly. I wholesale grocery. Good week in hardware dry goods and ing and heating sate Toronto industrsals1 in Ingham Mckay lid 27, hit old n Jlisha of it brew. Corp. A brew. Corp. Pad. 24b a1 steel 11 can. Bud brew., 4 in r can. Cannons to 11 Canna can. 2ci can. A car. Con. . Ski a Jundi i Oil j7ii a cons rink Rirs Consumers Dominion Sliu is quit Abl life Fanny Farmer Ford of Geo re Wislon Gypsum l. A Hiram m Alcor a. H. Walkr a pad. Kelvin nor ican Laura Loblaw a Loblaw a Maple Leaf Moore corp. Of panted cd photo engravers Rogers stand. Pav Irir super t St Pelc. Toronto it Sec. Walkerville United steel West. Can. Flier. Paris Faris newspaper. Journal Des Dubats pc Rcd recently with one Quarter columns of while space v Only uie Lead in count Ciai speech signature left by the censor. P St Den bom Spei Coit with 13th Gilt Apt this cant Loai to to a sep1 Loai Vam Savi Sre Lari Beci lout 40- the Able Den the a no or cml ban Znaj does pos last Lish car eng 1211 47i.b so 20b 31 31 Alfil Soi London. Have been asked riot to casually lists of old boys Mea to ing de iils of actions participated. A warning letter i been sent to headmasters censorship division b v in 4 11 n 2 t. Ii 20 Toronto Stock averages Melady Sellers co. Ltd. 20 industrials 122.18, up .10 20 golds 119.71, up .07 10 base metals 840s, Down .31 oils 31.54. Down .19 total sales to grand Fork round try in from Winnipeg 5im1ub Low fares to othe8 foist go in safety by train for travel information on phone or t. J. O Donnell agent 204 build inc phone 97347 Winnipeg the progress., in 1939 r Complete annual report on request new business new policy reserves business in Force specially serving Western canadians e Western Empire life Assurance company t. R. Stark provincial bldg., Winnipeg ;