Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 30, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page eighteen Winnipeg free press thursday May 30, 1940 May 30, 1940. May Small Export interest was he i Cali inc of ii Danli ses Sion in Winnipeg wheat on thurs Lay with prices mov Fri Frowly and Al Oszip to Willi tin May All july Icopin t business was Cislini Ald around Luis Hack with n Sulu lion Llinat some Yan Couvre sales in l May i july Jylha 1 Hill i i i j july oct. I May july ocl. Way open High 75 ii 7fi 78 Low close 75% 78a 150 los in Loob 36 155 159 37 37 160b 163b Prev close 74 a 75% a 78% a 31vib 3fi Vuk 3 7 a 3 8 a a 155b to grab 160 last year 64% 67 3h-2 30% 40v2 40% 151% 152% 48% ogs Aid 11 o three inches. Is Minn j been i Ven lit h10 ii ints is Roni Piirto with life last. And spotty it 5-1. Or an of .s7 nor event River the 127 Jennii Ilion localities of brass t iu-1 in i it i s Ai i Halchin but apparent i a it est Atiim will be on be lightest i in some Lime. Only right ints indicated hoppers were in considerable numbers year Zooi. 1-10 replies stated few of. The ims culs Hist year hatching nil at stations last year Only wheat quotations closed thurs Day us follows Winnipeg to lower. Chicago Holiday. Minneapolis Holiday. Buenos Aires wheat previous close wednesday so pc to s Lac higher. Open thursday unchanged. Noon Vic to lower. Buenos Aires flax noon in cling de to lower. Klay deliveries no Arinel on thurs in hates inquiry statistical rinsed Argentine wheat ship ments Wen font minis on a fairly substantial scale with 2.755.000 cleared for the week. Flack sen wheat shipments at m2.000 bushels showed a Small increase above the pre vigils week s if Ruric the wheat la to Europe an Destin nations. Of ind to Noi Thern and special in the Ash wheat Market wedge Day Ai term no. Durkit the thurs Day morning session son lit in i Northern. Alth Nul a shippers believed a taken quantities 1 Northern through tile Clearing House on May contract. There was also Mill demand i the Cash wheat Market for the Gar net grades. Shippers acting for ready to Taice extra a -.v. Oats the Easil Eai a Barley. Ern Domestic interests reported in tile Market for 3 . Rye Canadian Annm no a Small Quality of Oats in the opening Trade m the coarse pit. In otherwise featureless session. Of be Trade was confined to tons h wheat closing Cash wheat a Low Revei prices thursday were no. Northern Are prac locally on lower. S and rather 1 i b expected arc the minimum icel so information Dis or in wheat coarse a Maui futures on markets Vancouver ., May 30. Cspc-is10.35 on rail tirade basis. Elective june july aus. British Supply Board from today packers Are in Roduco 70 in the Merkel overnight for a of cuts on Oul to move from Here on nearby ships j weight Boss More advantageous to but the sudden Advance in prices j ulc producer is heavies cancelled immediate disco unwed is per cwt. Below Trade reported Here wednesday Union stockyards Winnipeg and St. , May receipts at the Union stockyards up la u o clock thursday morning consisted it 205 cattle 2011 calves and 165 dogs. Apart from deliveries to come Oil trucks there is nothing Lurl tier m sight to arrive in Ine Yards Inu Suay by rail. Inc during end of the Trade was Coni Rontti with Lurcher Moa Erale supplies to work on again with new a mauls running More or Jess on a hand to Mouth basis. In View of the Short numbers for disposal most transactions ruled do finitely in favor of the Selling Side and buyers were compelled to Lender firm bids in order to secure their quota of the abbreviated receipts. The bulk i he Supply consisted principally of Light hand weight Butcher cattle with yearlings predominating there being a fair number of desirable Little cattle originating i rom boys and girls calf clubs which commanded Premium prices. There was a distinct Scarcity of any weighty cattle adaptable to fill outside orders and thursday s Trade was More or less of a local character which has been the principal feature of earlier sessions this week. Or. View of the nations Holiday in the United states the St. Paul and Chicago markets Are not functioning. Consequently this Angle of he Trade was More or less out. Of 1hc picture on our Market Here. A weaker feeling has dominated i he calf Market and while Odd Choice Handy weight dealers Are realizing lip to so.50, it is More or less of a practical top of s8 for the Genera run of Good calves can be quotable around 50c lower from the Best Selling time of this week. On the hog Market Bacons maintained a steady tone to sell at fed and watered or equivalent to stocks Bonds Industry Ilei of buyers nov is loj Only buy for spot and Cost. On ciliary r i noted to be i prior Buenos Aires. Tie ministry Nitti Cal an be signed Friday a ller won id buy tons of Argentine i More orders would come c Din. My that a Deal had been chartered ships Arrivi i eluded with seam or Purchase of j local elevators continued fairly 1 tons i i the same Cereal. Laclive during the past in hours with j receipts o bushels and Load India is in jungs for Export and 11.558 livestock markets continued on 19 unseen crop in facially estimated in bushels. Ctr Nehrt Dio 1 1839 and in first it facial estimate larger than expected. 1 nit cd states Ottiar kits inns Cal. Thursday. Tor memorial Day Holiday. Is local. The i favourable development of . Winter wheat Glan. May reports continued favourable de plop mint of Small grains crop a sees Little change in Alberta acreage Edmonton May 29. Ideal weather conditions in the past two weeks about 97 per cent of wheat seeding has been completed according to the drop report of the provincial agriculture department. Released Here today. Of Winch to the lateness of Spring earlier reports of acreage will have to be revised the report said. As indicated ligh1 up to it appears the acreage will be approximately the same As last year. More than acres were seed of specially Winter wheat in the to wheat in 1933. An increase of producing sections East of the Iblis spreading in of Western crop comic tons Canada important As better than last year wheat floor Light scat a Nis sippin River states the u. S reported in weekly government report. Wheat is heading in Southern Indiana and Illinois. In Missouri Progress continued fair but the Mojid Tion is variable ranging i rom poor to i fairly Good. Most of Texas re Civ Rains. But moisture came Australia led Jyh nor Tutins 24.02 Perlyn the Eastern half of this state the West the Outlook continues to per cent weeks permitted a Russ and the in tons. Of the past to rapid seeding i ten decl wheat acreage is approximately 1 per cent unseeded. Coarse trains have been 2.oinp, into the ground rapidly and across the company Prairies Oats Are 84 per cent seeded and Barley per cent sown. This compares with to per cent seeded for both these grains a the same time or a upward change has occurred in i be per from Japan. These Are sonic of the highlights of an analysis of the world flour Export situation by the Dominion Bureau of statistics As re viewed by the Mccabe Bros. Grain he United kingdom is still the i world s largest single Gross importer wheat flour. Canada regularity contributes 45 per cent of All wheat flour imports. Total imports from jail sources for the years fic inc for wheat the latest results j barrels. Ship indicating i increase of per Nam United slates hover s total. Oats and n year annual . Are sex i average in 1026-1930 of bar pc ctr a to Small us As barrels in Gro a the responded to the splendid 193g. Frn polls o wheat flour into weather and the average height of France Are relatively unimportant wheat in Manitoba is four inches i and 90 per cent of the supplies Are in Saskatchewan three inches and shipped Frum the North african 2 a inches in Alberta. The average colonies height of wheat for the. Prairies the richest Man. Norway is the Only country in Europe that has increased its Pur chases of Canadian wheat flour. Poor with heavy Weed . In Nebraska wheat deteriorated be cause of continued dryness. Heading has begun in the South. In the Lake Region and upper Mississippi Valley Progress was mostly Good. Local harvesting is reported in Southwest Oklahoma. In Kansas Harvest is expected to begin in 15 to 20 Days in the Southern coun ties of the Eastern Hall of this state. Argentine wheat stocks Are dangerously Low Broomhill comment surplus stocks of wheat in the Argentine arc very Small prob ably around bushels at the most. Brazil will need most of this and some has already been contracted for great Britain. The minimum prices fixed this week will Stop further Selling and. May from 1926-1930 imports totalled j influence traders to buy and there barrels and Canada supplied i by create an overbought condition .85 j barrels. In the last three which is always dangerous unless total imports have averaged 114 years i Only 420.000 barrels but Canada has j contributed an average of 227.000 i barrels. These shipments reached an All time High Point in 1938 of 1297.613 barrels of wheat flour year no. Government liquor control commission. The Mac As to Quality of products advertised. Those in authority take special pre cautions when the Peg is removed. Prices Are now one cent a Bushel above the pegged minimum and All indications suggest Bluit this pegged minimum will be superfluous so far As wheat is concerned. The possibility of any Selling pressure k very Remote. Surplus stocks Are dangerously Low and the new wheat is just being seeded in a fairly satisfactory seed bed but this crop will have to go through Many weather changes before it is made next december. This does not apply to Corn or flaxseed cd for which the demand is very restricted while the War con j tines in Europe. I As regards Oats Barley and Rye it appears that supplies remaining Are very sufficient for any Normal demand but any improvement in the european demand would be immediately reflected in the Price of these grains As the surpluses Are not abundant. Very Small ship ments of linseed Are forecast for this week. Most of the sales to Europe have been cancelled. Scandinavian j countries Holland and Belgium Are now out of the Market and even the United states has temporarily withdrawn with reports that re sales have been made As Low As si.31 r Bushel . New York in Small lots. The decline has been checked by the establishing of the minimum prices for flax at Buenos Dort. Guarantees cent seeded the average for province being about 75 per about three per cent in the sown to Oats and Barley is indicated. Coarse grains Are from 30 to 100 per the cent. Hot. Weather and drying winds have removed moisture very rapidly and rain would be Welcome especially in the South and along the Eastern Border of the province particularly in the St. Paul Bonny Ville District where the situation is described As serious. Grain inspection inspected May 29, Spring in Chat 1 Man. Nor. 349. 2 Man. Nor. 2 3. Man. Nor. 8. 4 Man nor. 3. No. S 1. Feed 1. No. 4 special 4. Smutty 3, Toush 35, no. 2 Garnet 3. No. 3 Gar net 2. Tough Garnet 14., 2 am. Durum 7. Y mixed wheat i. Canadian chartered Banks As at april 30 of this year were holding in the form of notice or savings deposits. Despite the Calls made upon the Canadian pub Lic not Only to support the War measures financing for Many Pri vate charities and for increased taxation the amount of savings in creased from the previous month by slightly More than it was however less by rather More than than the saving deposits As at the same Date a year so. Taking nto account however the Calls made upon the Public the size of the deposits represents an excellent Cushion for further government financing during the present year and indicates at least an increasing measure of employ ment. Hearing of the bondholders of Abi Tibi Power and paper company application for a foreclosure on the property of the company has been postponed for two weeks from May 25th. If the bondholders request were granted All holders of Junior securities would be wiped out. For several years these Junior Security holders have resisted any Effort to oust them from their position As claimants in whatever equity might be saved Over and above the de mands of the mortgage holders and now. When it appears Likely the in come of the huge company May be such As to indicate an equity much ind Galion has been expressed that the courts should be asked to turn the whole Enterprise Over to the bondholders. -1 fan analysis of holdings in the United states of foreign Dollar Bonds at the end of 1939, by the Bureau of foreign and Domestic Commerce indicates that about 65 per cent of them represent the obligations of governments and individuals in the Western hemisphere that in Europe Germany was the largest issuer and has been the major de Fluiter and that they dropped 10 per cent in their Market value after the european War began. The Par value of american hold Ings of foreign Dollar Bonds at the end of last year was compared with at the end of 1938. Cash sink ing fund and redemption operations accounted for a reduction of and revised estimates of repatriations accounted for a drop of the investments Analysed do not include War debts and the direct in vestments totalling at the end of 1939. Of the total of of Dollar Bonds. Represents obligations of Canada and Newfoundland those of Cuba the Dominion Republic and Haiti those of Central America and those of South America. Of the of european Dollar Bonds held. Germany leads As an issuer with Den Mark is next with Italy is third with and nor Way is fourth with Japan s Loans held Here total 800.000, and Australia s grains . 3, . 3 . G. Sex. 1 feed 1, 1 feed 2. Row. No. 2 1 g Kow no. L . 1. 3 feed 2. Tough 1. Flax . 1. . .3. 3 . 1. Corn 1. This year if so wheat 354 613 Oats 12 Fil Barley 5 1 n Rye 4 11 Corn 1 0 Orund Tola 377 contract. Wheat Ivy nails . 1117 . . 73h 29f shipments shipments Argentine and uruguayan last we. Last year 1.h45 42 352 645 sea shipments Tor past week what. Corn b r Lcy Oats Rye Europe 592 m 461 77 832 67 3 Sinee 1. 19311. 4. 424 3.7b6 1.825 too s omitted i there were no Shipman is from South Russia the past week. Countb.1t marketing wed. Last or. Wheat coarse grains 5g.ooo 176000 car loadings wheat 861 200 coarse grains 32 74 wheat deliveries this or. Last or. Aug. 1 i g May 29 Lake navigation fort William May 30. Nine Grain boats cleared wednesday from the port of fort William port Arthur with bushels and three vessels Are loading Grain. Down May judge Kenefick Mon Treal wheat Lam sync Kingston was amount Kingston wheat Oats bar Ley sir Thos. Shush Nussy. Barge Alf. Krupp port Colbourne wheat Chicago Tribune port col borne wheat Oats Al Gossoo port Mcnicoll wheat fort will Doc. Goderich wheat go. Hindman Buffalo wheat. In port capt. . Second John p. Geistman preset to loading Grain Law Rendock loading Manitoba Dis charging freight. Aires. Bond averages Mills. Spence co. May 30. Prev. Today Cage. 35 Dom. And prov., 97.89 97.93 .04 Short 105.87 105.87 Long Canadas 39.32 99.38 106.00 106.00 100.65 100.65 87.75 87.75 Security markets Toronto Intel listed industrials weakened thursday on Toronto Stock Exchange reflecting the heavy London Lone. The new York Market Holiday depriving Canadian markets of leadership also had its bearish influence. Mining issues held better but in late action were inclined to forfeit Early meagre gains. Western oils showed practically no change. Imperial Oil and International Petroleum declined vie to and recessions predominated in Utility food Bever age and miscellaneous Industrial groups. Steel and Banks held about even. Brazilian Bell Telephone and distillers Seagram posted losses of i to Viz. Montreal the Stock Market continued to display a mixed trend in late dealings thursday. Volume was comparatively Light. In papers Price Brothers and St. Lawrence corporation sported Small gains while Bathurst and St. Lawrence paper preferred were Down narrowly. . Retreated a fraction in rails but Canadian car added a minimum fraction. Senior oils backtracked minor amounts and Shaw Man and Galineau showed Early declines in utilities. Mon Treal Power however continued firm. Noranda and Nickel were easier base metals while smelters posted a minor gain. Savings Toronto bin Sham Mckay Ltd a c i fish Low close Chan Fly sales -1 a a Joo la in so 5 2 of Acme Arton Ajax Alia. P. C Alderman am. Gold Anglo c. Anglo h. A Nufeld Ashley ast. Quo. Ouuor Backfield base m. B. E. A. U Bennie cd. Bid. K. Bis m. Iobco Bralorne Brett t. Brown Oil Proujan a. Bulf. C. Bunk. H. E. C. E. Cup. J2flb Calmont. Of is can. Caribou a. Mib truth. 01 b Central pal. c. Porcupine a i Westerville. 42 Chrom. . 2.i coast Copp. Olla a comr. Ohms. -15 Coni Auburn 112 pm with pole 19 common 14 50 Laos 16 if i 4 " h25 820 t i dbl 30 23 a 220a 70a ibs 45 1 0 1 13uo 1500 Bou pm Hoo 500 United states markets closed Orlf May 30. Lap 7rinancial and rim modify irad centres throughout the United slates were. Closed Ottawa May 30. Ice savings deposits in chartered Banks on apri is. Com a Rod on March and on april 211. It was in the monthly site mint the finance notes in circulation i Call in tailed compared v f and and j real Loans in Canada thursday memorial Day. Observance Montreal Loler hair Alia. P. Grai Uri a. Telephone Power J own re 13ruck silk proc. Can. C. Of f. Can. C. A f. Can. Cd Lenni Coin. Can. Of Cal pad. Can. Nor. Or. In can. Of. Can. St Ani com. I can. Slain. Phil. Lone a open High Winnipeg thur majr he i Dalhousie Davies Pete. Denison dome Dorval Siscoe easter Cal e. Malartic. 210 Elde Racla Ellen. Oil. fed. Kirk. Fernland Foothills found. P. Kran Mocur jellies Lake in Nora cods Lake sol Dan Gate j. Grandora Gunnar h. hard Rock Barker h. Saroce Lonie Oil h. O. I g. Lowey cd. H. A m. In. N. Cd. To l t. I. 245 i 230 22 31 l 3b lib 10 lob 1000 995 141 138 1 5 a i a 4 of 210 i .18 la i. 240 3 35 a la in Dom. Bridge Dom. Glass com. Dom. Sec Al Dom. Textile com. Dom. To Clile old. Eastern dairies elect rolex Pound of can. 1000 Gal. Per. C. Gal. Per. Pm. 1700 Gen. S. W. C. I--7.-, Gurd. C. A co 1000 cyp i a. Ham. Bold in 200 tobacco in. Nickel a Joo Porf. Pad. Lake of Massey i. R. 21uu ii. Pad. Iloni. Mccoll from. Nat i. Hrc a. Nail. Brew. Fri. Null. Sick car i. Penman c. Per. Lebec. P or. I inc incl enl i Trust Idle 8b Bra can can. Can. Iii vim. Fund pad. I . Pin Nom. Inv. It car. i Dom. Flav a car., a i Keck r i Grain. Pm. Gram. Coin. A j fund. Tim a i fund. Trump w. A w. Sad. A . Pad. Jug. W. .sad., com. in Contr j mom. A Sav. A Sli . 10 p r f -.in. Pid. Pis 75 Oil 102.00 13.0ii 2. I 01 Lla m 2700 1 n shareholders at a special meeting of big Missouri mines corporation tuesday voted approval of a by Law reducing the number of directors from nine to five. At the annual meeting held later the i Allowin Board was elected Gustave h. Rainville w. M. Archibald l. P. Gelinas. Armand a. Collet and r. J. Winter. 6 surf Inlet consolidated Gold mines limited port Belmont reports production totalling 613 from tons of Ore in the nine months ended March 31. In the same period of the previous fiscal year output was from tons. Hard Rock Gold mines limited five cents payable june 29 to share holders of record june 11. Moore corporation limited 40 cents payable in United states funds and class a and a preferred payable in United states funds both payable july 2 to shareholders of record june 5. Porto Rico Power company limited preferred 1% per cent payable july 2 to shareholders of record june 15. Toronto general trusts Corpora-1 lion one per cent payable july 2 to shareholders of record june l5. J the Ontario loan and debenture company. Payable july 2 to shareholders of record june 15. Canada Northern Power Corpora Tion limited quarterly 1% per cent on seven per cent cumulative preferred payable 15 to share holders of record june 29. Canada Northern Power Corpora Tion limited quarterly common 30 cents payable july 25 to shareholders of record june 29. Kelvin Tor of Canada limited 50 cents payable june 28 to shareholders of record june 10. Stedman Brothers limited. 15 cents payable june 23 to shareholders of record june 20. Tine Hamilton Cotton company limited preferred. 50 cents plus 25 cents payable july 2 to shareholders of record june 15. Hinde and Dauch paper company of Canada limited cents pay Able july 2 to shareholders of record june 15. Remington Rand inc., 20 cents payable july 1 to shareholders of record june 10. Eastern prov. J Western prov Montreal produce Montreal May 30 quotations on the Canadian commodity Exchange thursday were Quebec 52 score eggs Eastern a Large sales 400 boxes Quebec f92 score butter futures nov. J. A c. I nil Jacolyn 2b Jellicoe o Ken a. 14s 144 k. H. B. 20 Kirk. L. .76 Kirk. T. S in Lake s. Cd. .20 Lam. G. 580 Apa c. A bal Oro 2b Leilca g.i2 50 Little l. L. 200 macassar cd 2k3 Macleod c. 120 117 Madsen . 31 to Malar. Gold 65 f3 Mandy Man. East i Var Alpo Mcdougal s. Rib Mclntyre p. 40 ick. sob Mcvittie Sib Mccall cars .2." min. Corn. 40 Model Oil Monarch Tib ,i2 Morris Kirk. 2n, Murphy not. Pc1c. A Nabob it .2 2b my Noranda 43 Nordon cup. Ili Normetal 25b o r o Brien 72 Oil Sci. I in Kalta bib Omega 13b Oro Plato 24 Pacanka amour p. 90 Pandora .21 Pend o. Us Perron cd 115 no Pickle c. 255 250 Pioneer cd 200b Powell r. R5 Prairie r. Premier r5 pros. E. D. 154 150 Reno i feb Robb m. Roche l. L. Royaline z St. Anthony la san Antonio 144 to Sand River 7ta senator r. 15 Shawkey 2 sheep cd. Sher. Gord. K5 Siscoe cd m Sladen Mai. 25 slave Lake Steep Rock 120 115 Straw l. A. Sturgeon a. Lob Sud. Basin 100 Sud. Contact Sullivan Nib Sylvn Nite 220 210 Teck Hughes 295 Temiscaming 3 a to. Can. Oil Loob Toburn 102b town Mamac. 12 uchi Gold 31 b United Oil upper can. 05 fi3 ventures 215 210 Waite Soo 295 wendigo Wiltsy Caln. I in Wood cad. 10 Wright hers. 330 520 j n Orch Star Oil. Pad in orb Slat Corn. in Iron. Perl. I onion. A Iii. Inv. Life. 25 a i . It Bieu. In. Pad is la is. A Sher. Williams Smith. H. Co. Side of c. A Eccl of c. Perl. So. Can. P. So. C. P. Pad. Spa. Elec. R. Was. Al. Pad. Toi. Wisl. G. Pad. Island Laid at their Day morning Sitf Limo a to k t Oil 1.000 m 25 a i . Montreal curs hum Mono Lofb Toronto industrials Mckay open a Dizh Low Rioh can. Brt in. Can. Fri. s Cal s b packers 7nij can. Bud. Brew. 5 a canners Canada bread Canada dredging. 10 u crib aircraft m 95 can. Vinegars 5 of can. Gen. Etc. If Ina can. Oil cons. Balzerit s Gas. Dom. Woollen Dom. Storrs Tui Lobac. Life .11 Fanny 20 vib Ford of can. 1-1 a g. We i Orel 100 17 a my i 1-Mi Csc Beauharnois e. A. Oil c. Packers can. Drew can. Brow. Pad. Canada dredge Canada malting can. N it Kors can. old. Paper can. Isom. Disi. C up Dom. Ens Nom. Tar com. I Ai pad. I do Naconna a j Don Pennna i Dom. Storrs i l i 12b 1 if1 a 5 1kb 3. N i. V 16 i if fio Dyodar can. . 1 in. A h. Walker Walker Porf. Keh in Sec card a Loblaw a Maple Moore corp. Panel per photo inc. Maj. Stand pay super t. P Toronto my pc. 1400 i Walkerville i fail Rte steel can. Flour 4 Roo 1200 3hoo s3c in 21 in 32 a i l 1 Krus i Hir. Co Moo 2200 400 to 100 2000 Calgary oils a. B. Of Lull i. Brown Calmont c. To e. Corp Commonwealth est Eam c Foumal Foothills Home Oil wifi Wood Sai Cee Monarch Model Mcdougall a Fiur Kalta Koy Alite Texas Canadian i Niti a Oil co. I bid. 140 in l Atio 101 ___3 n 20 Walker com. Sedli Home Oil Rhyd. Khz. Soc. 2 to Imperial Oil 1" c int. Pete. H a jul sulphate 7.ib com. 101 pad. Price Bros. Com. It Price pad. I Reliance Grain Robert Mitchell brew. I London May 30. Api Benui Stock closings in Sterling i a. 11s Babcock i boots drug. Is 3d est corp. Am. A Cal of ing. Consol Gold Courlis sulds. Is lid Crown. East Geduld. H.., j Midland. Metaj i 59s hid mex. A Igle. 3s j Trust. Is fid . I 21s 3d. Bonds Brit. . I Brit. War u t Bril. Funding 4 six t 400 2323 1460 Martin collaborates on defence Washington May 30. A William Martin president of the new York Stock Exchange conferred with president Roosevelt to j Day. A presidential aide indicated that Martin had been called in As part of a Survey of the whole de Fence picture. Recent Breaks on the Stock mar Ket have led to recurring rumours that the Exchange might be closed but White House officials said no thought was being Given to that possibility in connection with Martin s Call today. Montreal metals Montreal May 30. Spot Copper electrolytic 12.75 tin 65.50 Lead 5.50 Zinc 5.65 Antimony 15.25, per 100 pounds . Montreal. Five ton lots. All prices nominal Toronto Stock averages Melady Sellers co. Ltd. In industrials run .111 21 golds r2.33 in .10 10 base metals 58. 10 in .37 15 Western oils 20.18 in of total buy Canada s War savings certificates through Canada s new War savings certificates every Canadian now has a real Opportunity to serve the Dominion and the Empire in the Grimm est struggle of our age. Schedule of Denom marions value at end of years 5.00 10.00 25.00 50.00 100.00 Purchase Price 4.00 8.00 20.00 40.00 80.00 War savings certificates May also be obtained by presenting 16 Twenty five cent War savings Stamps for each certificate to be Pur chased. Certificates and May be purchased from All investment dealers brokers Banks and Post offices. Victory building Winnipeg Telephone 96-166 serve by saving Wood Gundy company limited ;