Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 18, 2013, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE B4 CANOLA: Nov. ' 13526.40 532.00 523.30 527.40 526.10 Jan. ' 14534.00 538.40 529.60 533.30 532.10 Mar 537.50 540.10 534.30 537.10 537.10 May 536.50 537.30 535.80 536.30 536.10 July 534.70 536.10 533.40 535.50 535.10 Nov. 508.90 514.10 508.90 513.10 510.60 Jan ' 15 0.00 0.00 0.00 513.10 510.60 Mar 0.00 0.00 0.00 513.10 510.60 May 0.00 0.00 0.00 513.10 510.60 July 0.00 0.00 0.00 513.10 510.60 BARLEY ( WESTERN): Oct. ' 13 0.00 0.00 0.00 194.00 194.00 Dec. 0.00 0.00 0.00 199.00 199.00 Mar ' 14 0.00 0.00 0.00 199.00 199.00 May 0.00 0.00 0.00 199.00 199.00 July 0.00 0.00 0.00 199.00 199.00 Oct 0.00 0.00 0.00 199.00 199.00 Dec. 0.00 0.00 0.00 199.00 199.00 Mar ' 15 0.00 0.00 0.00 199.00 199.00 May 0.00 0.00 0.00 199.00 199.00 July 0.00 0.00 0.00 199.00 199.00 T H E M A R K E T S O N 0 7 . 1 7 . 1 3 S & P / T S X TSX VENTURE D O W J O N E S N A S D A Q C A N A D I A N S T O C K S FP MARKETS TSX UP, LOONIE DOWN 12,568.77 + 51.88 + 0.41% 910.82 - 0.02 - 0.00% 15,470.52 + 18.67 + 0.12% 3,610.00 + 11.50 + 0.32% B Y M A L C O L M M O R R I S O N T O R O N T O . The Toronto stock market closed higher Wednesday with the focus mainly on central banks, as the Bank of Canada left its key rate unchanged and the Federal Reserve offered reassurances on economic stimulus. The S& P/ TSX composite index closed up 51.88 points to 12,568.77, with strong support from base metal stocks as investors continued to buy up oversold miners. The Canadian dollar was down 0.45 of a cent to US96.02� as the Bank of Canada kept its key rate unchanged at 1% and indicated it is in no rush to raise rates. U. S. indexes were slightly higher amid remarks from Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke that the Fed could slow the pace of a key element of economic stimulus later this year if the economy strengthens. But he cautioned that the Fed wants to see substantial progress in the job market before scaling back its US$ 85- billion in monthly bond purchases. The Dow Jones industrial average gained 18.67 points to 15,470.52, the Nasdaq rose 11.5 points to 3610 and the S& P 500 index gained 4.65 points to 1680.91. Tech stocks lifted the TSX as BlackBerry Ltd. improved by 15� to $ 9.64. The Canadian Press ebooks DRINK DIFFERENT: A REFRESHING GUIDE TO HOME MIXOLOGY By Adam McDowell The world of cocktails can be daunting at first, but as Adam McDowell demonstrates in this collection of his Happy Hour columns from the National Post, it's surprisingly easy once you give it a shake. This illustrated book shows you how to faithfully reproduce the old standards, from fun refreshers like the Singapore sling to the serious business of Sazeracs. To start reading visit: nationalpost. com/ ebooks C O M M O D I T I E S C R U D E O I L US$ 106.48 US48� N Y M E X G A S US$ 3.63 - US5� G O L D US$ 1,277.50 - US$ 12.90 S I L V E R US$ 19.32 - US63� AG Growth International 36.540 - 1.2 15,228 All in West Capital Corp 0.005 0.0 0 Arctic Glacier Income Trust 0.225 2.3 1,640 Artis REIT 15.200 0.5 165,591 Bird River Resources 0.060 0.0 0 Buhler Industries Inc. 5.950 - 0.8 493 Cangene Corp 2.100 0.0 17,900 CaNickel Mining Limited 0.220 0.0 75 Copper Reef Mining Corp. 0.025 0.0 0 Craig Wireless Systems Ltd. 0.125 0.0 0 DiaMedica Inc. 0.960 1.1 47,500 Empire Industries 0.045 0.0 0 Exchange Income Corp 25.830 - 0.6 7,910 FP Newspapers 4.930 - 0.6 9,925 Gendis Inc. 2.980 - 1.7 2,000 Gossan Resources Ltd. 0.040 0.0 0 Great- West Lifeco Inc. 30.480 0.7 371,590 Hudbay Minerals Inc. 7.360 1.2 1,068,644 Huntington Capital Corp 12.500 0.1 7,645 IGM Financial Inc. 46.840 0.3 173,009 Imris 2.790 0.0 3,500 Jovian Capital Corporation 10.170 44.3 392,417 Kane Biotech Inc. 0.080 - 5.9 261,000 King's Bay Gold Corp 0.010 100.0 3,000 Lakeview Hotel Inv. Corp 0.220 0.0 0 Lanesborough REIT 0.700 - 4.1 51,500 Legumex Walker 4.550 - 0.2 8,775 Mainstream Minerals Corp. 0.015 0.0 0 Manitoba Telecom Serv. Inc. 34.800 - 0.3 243,843 Medicure Inc. 0.130 0.0 0 Miraculins Inc. 0.075 7.1 17,500 New Flyer Industries Inc. 11.300 2.2 54,585 Nordic Oil & Gas Ltd. 0.015 - 25.0 446,400 NorthWest Company Inc. 23.550 0.5 36,914 Novra Technologies Inc. 0.020 - 50.0 29,000 OMT Inc. 0.250 0.0 376 Pollard Banknote Ltd. 2.860 - 1.4 10,440 Ridley Inc. 11.990 - 0.1 300 San Gold Corp 0.110 0.0 1,019,276 Temple Hotels 5.380 - 1.3 24,339 The Boyd Group Inc. Fund 22.410 - 0.4 7,771 Victory Nickel Inc. 0.025 - 16.7 23,450 Wildcat Exploration Inc. 0.065 0.0 0 Winpak Ltd. 18.690 1.0 5,695 M A N I T O B A S T O C K S Issuer Close Chng Volume These companies all have headquarters or major operations in Manitoba. Closing values are as of the end of trading yesterday. Provided by National Bank Financial. Issuer Close Chng Volume WINNIPEG ( CP) - Grain quotes yesterday. Open High Low Close Yest. Open High Low Close Yest. Open High Low Close Yest. Open High Low Close Yest. Open High Low Close Yest. FUTURES TRADING ARC Resources 27.67 - 0.25 483 4.3 57.6 28.90 22.32 + 17.6 Agnico Eagle 29.14 - 1.00 833 3.1 18.8 56.99 26.18 - 21.9 Agrium 93.18 + 0.02 300 2.2 9.4 116.38 87.78 - 0.8 Aliment B SV 63.38 + 1.34 372 0.5 19.6 64.01 44.40 + 32.3 AltaGas 37.28 - 0.37 308 4.0 34.8 40.80 29.65 + 26.2 Athabasca Oil 6.52 - 0.16 1344 n. a. 10.2 14.05 5.59 - 45.9 BCE 43.67 - 0.15 1932 5.3 12.7 48.90 40.58 + 2.7 B2Gold 2.55 - 0.20 4926 n. a. 18.8 4.38 1.87 - 20.1 Bank of Mtl 63.69 + 0.56 1723 4.6 10.7 64.70 56.72 + 10.6 Bank of NS 58.04 + 0.91 2523 4.1 10.7 61.84 50.51 + 11.5 Barrick Gold 16.34 - 0.28 3796 5.1 n. a. 42.08 14.22 - 53.4 Baytex Energy 41.98 - 1.03 765 6.3 22.3 50.37 36.37 - 0.2 Bombrdr B SV 4.98 + 0.07 4217 2.0 14.9 5.00 2.97 + 26.7 BrkfldAsst LV 38.77 + 0.49 583 1.6 19.5 40.29 32.27 + 14.0 CGI Group SV 30.65 + 0.10 374 n. a. n. a. 33.08 22.33 + 29.5 Cameco 21.87 + 0.10 849 1.8 60.8 23.49 16.50 - 1.6 CIBC 77.12 + 1.16 2473 5.0 9.6 84.99 70.45 + 7.4 Cdn Natl Rail 105.48 + 1.12 561 1.6 18.5 107.57 83.45 + 20.4 Cdn Natrl Res 33.37 + 0.44 2417 1.5 22.0 33.97 26.73 + 22.2 Cdn Oil Sands 20.18 + 0.11 1433 6.9 11.7 22.34 18.62 + 4.2 Cdn Pac Rail 133.30 + 1.53 534 1.1 41.1 144.43 74.47 + 75.7 Cdn Tire A NV 83.90 + 0.51 98 1.7 n. a. 87.45 64.63 + 24.5 Catamaran 51.38 + 0.15 215 n. a. 66.7 59.0042.025 + 11.0 Cenovus Enrg 32.50 + 0.26 1842 3.0 33.2 36.25 28.32 - 3.6 Coutu Jean SV 19.04 - 0.36 999 1.8 15.0 19.48 13.60 + 23.9 CrescentPoint 37.85 + 0.01 938 7.3 64.6 45.70 34.53 - 3.2 Crew Energy 5.39 - 0.10 1476 n. a. n. a. 8.39 5.11 - 7.5 Detour Gold 9.50 - 0.18 1026 n. a. n. a. 29.07 7.17 - 55.2 Dollarama 75.34 - 0.31 110 0.7 25.3 76.90 55.99 + 18.9 Eldorado Gold 7.05 - 0.16 2917 2.0 25.1 15.78 5.82 - 32.8 ElementFinl 12.64 + 0.04 2025 n. a. n. a. 13.05 5.60+ 116.1 Emera 33.84 - 0.07 247 4.1 16.5 37.34 31.83 - 2.7 Enbridge 46.62 + 0.64 1585 2.7 60.5 49.17 37.74 + 13.8 EnCana 17.81 + 0.01 5610 4.7 n. a. 23.86 17.40 - 13.7 Enerplus 16.82 + 0.18 862 6.4 n. a. 16.99 11.53 + 26.7 First Quantum 16.15 + 0.37 2235 1.1 13.5 24.90 14.22 - 2.9 Fortis 32.71 + 0.21 392 3.8 19.4 35.14 30.70 - 0.7 Franco- Nevada 39.66 - 1.49 482 1.9 60.4 60.62 33.05 - 15.1 Goldcorp 27.62 - 0.53 2682 2.3 13.6 46.31 23.26 - 19.0 Grt- West Life 30.48 + 0.20 373 4.0 15.4 30.90 20.77 + 38.4 H& R REIT 21.84 - 0.02 358 6.2 n. a. 26.29 20.33 - 12.7 HudBay Mnrls 7.36 + 0.09 1069 2.7 n. a. 12.10 6.55 - 3.3 Husky Energy 29.40 + 0.22 720 4.1 14.8 32.34 24.52 + 12.1 IAMGOLD 4.61 - 0.25 2206 5.6 7.4 16.45 4.00 - 57.3 IGM Financial 46.84 + 0.12 174 4.6 16.0 49.51 36.81 + 19.9 Imperial Oil 43.50 + 0.01 770 1.1 10.4 48.32 38.58 + 0.9 Intact Finl 59.09 + 0.09 254 3.0 13.7 66.82 56.44 - 6.0 Just Energy 7.55 + 0.39 1064 11.1 1.8 11.55 5.89 - 27.1 Keyera 58.35 - 0.95 282 3.7 37.6 64.16 43.51 + 31.8 Kinross Gold 5.15 - 0.15 4901 3.2 n. a. 10.98 4.74 - 36.7 Legacy O+ G 5.89 + 0.03 1882 n. a. n. a. 7.73 4.81 + 1.2 Loblaw Cos 48.56 - 0.04 3076 2.0 19.5 52.06 31.15 + 50.6 MEG Energy 30.71 + 0.01 519 n. a. n. a. 41.90 25.50 - 20.2 METRO 72.71 + 0.65 204 1.4 9.4 74.00 53.17 + 33.6 Magna Intl 76.47 + 0.75 670 1.7 11.7 78.64 37.68 + 83.7 Manitoba Tele 34.80 - 0.10 244 4.9 14.5 36.60 31.21 + 2.9 Manulife Finl 17.98 + 0.05 2025 2.9 35.3 18.33 10.18 + 67.4 Mullen Group 23.11 - 0.54 420 5.2 17.1 23.95 19.85 + 6.8 National Bank 76.48 + 0.16 842 4.6 8.8 80.33 71.77 + 2.3 New Gold 7.04 - 0.19 1095 n. a. 15.4 12.50 5.96 - 28.0 Norbord 30.67 - 0.81 330 2.0 9.3 37.93 13.60+ 120.6 Open Text 71.96 - 0.06 233 1.7 35.4 75.19 44.76 + 51.6 Osisko Mining 4.06 - 0.10 2816 n. a. 20.3 10.62 2.98 - 46.2 Pac Rubiales 20.60 + 0.47 988 3.3 15.3 26.12 17.55 - 11.3 Pembina Ppln 32.92 + 0.05 507 4.9 33.6 35.64 25.50 + 21.7 Pengrowth Enr 5.91 + 0.46 3142 8.1 n. a. 7.39 3.93 - 5.7 PennWest Pete 11.88 + 0.13 1137 9.1 n. a. 16.15 8.82 - 10.7 Potash Corp 39.65 - 0.29 2524 3.7 15.3 46.40 37.02 - 13.7 Power Corp SV 29.34 + 0.20 482 4.0 17.0 29.65 22.15 + 24.0 Power Finl 32.19 + 0.25 286 4.3 14.6 32.43 24.07 + 27.1 RMP Energy 4.40 + 0.26 5621 n. a. n. a. 4.74 1.60+ 183.9 Raging Riv Ex 4.41 + 0.22 2705 n. a. n. a. 4.50 3.69 n. a. Resrch Motion 9.64 + 0.15 1578 n. a. n. a. 18.49 6.10 + 37.3 RioCan REIT 25.51 - 0.14 414 5.5 6.5 29.60 23.67 - 10.8 RogerCom B NV 42.02 - 0.04 883 4.1 12.3 52.75 37.01 + 10.5 Royal Bank 63.80 + 1.22 3653 3.9 11.8 64.92 50.18 + 21.9 SNC- Lavalin 44.20 + 0.02 282 2.1 22.6 49.85 34.36 + 11.1 Saputo 48.75 + 0.47 356 1.7 20.0 54.62 39.76 + 12.9 Shaw Com B NV 25.64 + 0.14 432 4.0 15.2 25.94 18.98 + 28.1 ShawCor 43.41 + 0.18 185 1.2 13.5 46.75 33.84 + 20.4 Shoppers Drug 60.25 + 0.56 4486 1.9 20.4 61.71 40.03 + 44.0 Silver Wheatn 21.92 - 0.35 1818 2.3 13.0 41.18 18.59 - 16.8 Sun Life Finl 32.85 + 0.15 1059 4.4 14.2 33.48 19.94 + 49.1 Suncor Energy 32.63 + 0.20 3136 2.5 20.5 34.99 27.50 + 8.8 Surge Energy 5.57 - 0.27 7116 n. a. n. a. 8.85 2.68 - 15.2 TELUS 31.83 + 0.01 1206 4.3 15.2 37.94 29.52 + 2.0 TORC O & G 1.51 - 0.21 22579 n. a. n. a. 2.89 1.34 - 15.2 TalismanEnrgy 11.83 - 0.02 2681 2.4 n. a. 14.69 10.62 + 3.6 Teck Res B SV 23.71 - 0.02 2011 3.8 15.8 38.13 21.11 - 22.7 ThomsonReuter 35.84 + 0.35 641 3.8 16.3 36.75 26.65 + 21.1 Tim Hortons 58.90 - 0.11 306 1.8 22.7 59.58 45.11 + 11.4 TD Bank 86.16 + 0.69 2033 3.8 12.1 86.33 77.68 + 7.8 Tourmaline 42.41 - 0.19 383 n. a. n. a. 46.10 26.31 + 60.1 TransCanada 46.96 - 0.03 793 3.9 23.8 51.21 43.16 + 7.3 Trilogy Enrg 29.90 + 0.45 659 1.4 n. a. 33.14 21.19 + 44.3 Valeant Pharm 95.26 + 0.33 270 n. a. n. a. 99.49 46.08 + 99.9 VermilionEnrg 53.25 - 0.28 177 4.5 29.6 54.05 44.22 + 14.9 WestJet Airl 21.09 + 0.40 1457 1.9 10.7 25.47 15.67 + 24.2 Whitecap Res 10.83 - 0.11 942 5.5 27.1 11.41 6.51 + 63.6 Yamana Gold 10.43 - 0.37 3208 2.6 20.0 20.61 8.96 - 30.3 T H E T S X T O P 1 0 0 Net Vol % 52 wk 52 wk52 wk Stock Close ch 000s yield P/ E high low % ch Net Vol % 52 wk 52 wk52 wk Stock Close ch 000s yield P/ E high low % ch C U R R E N C I E S Currency In $ Cdn Argentina peso 0.1766 Australia dollar 0.9613 Bahamas dollar 1.0409 Brazil real 0.4667 Chile peso 0.0021 Chinese yuan 0.1696 Denmark krone 0.1834 Dominican peso 0.0248 Euro 1.3678 India rupee 0.0175 Japan yen 0.0105 S. Korea won 0.0009 Mexico peso 0.0831 Philippine peso 0.0240 Russia rouble 0.0322 Sweden krona 0.1586 Taiwan dollar 0.0349 Thailand baht 0.0335 U. K. pound 1.5845 U. S. dollar 1.0409 C A N A D I A N D O L L A R US96.02� - US0.44� Currency In $ Cdn Currency In $ Cdn Currency In $ Cdn B 4 THURSDAY, JULY 18, 2013 winnipegfreepress. com SAVERS & INVESTORS REACH WE MORE 74% THE FREE PRESS IN PRINT OR ONLINE EACH WEEK READ RELIABLE MOBILITY HOME HEALTHCARE CENTRE . NEW . USED . RENTALS . SALES . SERVICE . CONSIGNMENT www. reliablemobility. com CONSIG 66 6 ST . JA ME S ST RE ET 2 0 4 - 77 4 - 6 3 2 2 ac ro ss from Sear s @ P ol o Pa rk IGNM EN T Relax... let us take the stress out of negotiating your mortgage. your mortgage, consider it done . Let me deal with over 50 lenders to get you a product that is suited to your needs. Peter Paley Mortgage Specialist Ph: 204- 227- 2744 Fax: 204- 272- 3404 www. peterpaley. com peterpaley@ invis. ca Brokerage License# 10801 Canada's Mortgage Experts T 72% of Winnipeg adults who own their home read the Winnipeg Free Press every week. Col. Sanders AWOL as KFC tests new concept NEW YORK - KFC is tossing out the bones and the quaint image of founder Col. Harland Sanders as it gets ready to test a slightly more upmarket restaurant. The fried chicken chain says it's opening a location called " KFC eleven" early next month near its headquarters in Louisville, Ky., that will serve flatbreads with toppings, rice bowls, salads and only boneless pieces of its Original Recipe chicken. The restaurant's exterior won't feature Sanders, whose bespectacled, white- bearded likeness has long been front and centre at traditional KFC locations. But the name of the test restaurant is a reference to the 11 herbs and spices Sanders used in the Original Recipe. KFC eleven's opening is a reflection of the challenges facing traditional fast- food chains such as McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's. The problem is people in their 20s and 30s are increasingly heading to upscale chains, where they feel they get better food for slightly higher prices. In a note to investors about KFC's test, Janney analyst Mark Kalinowski said such " fast- casual" chains remain the fastest- growing segment in the restaurant industry. He noted other chains, included Applebee's and Red Lobster, have recently started testing similar formats as well. Self- destructing phones? URBANA, Ill. - Imagine this: There's no need to throw out your old cellphone, because it will self- destruct. That's the idea behind a project at the University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign, where researchers are investigating how to build electronics that vanish in water. John Rogers is a professor of materials science and engineering at the university. Rogers says the goal of the " born to die" program is to design transient technology that can dissolve at the end of its useful life, thus saving space in landfills and reducing waste. The research team isn't there yet. But it has designed a chip built on a thin film of silk that dissolves when hit with water. Camry's title on the line DETROIT - America's top- selling car is in danger of losing its title. Toyota's Camry has been No. 1 for more than a decade, but the company is being forced to cut prices to keep it there. Camry sales fell two per cent from January through June. Meanwhile, its main rivals in the midsize- car market - the Honda Accord, Nissan Altima and Ford Fusion - posted big gains. The hot- selling Accord cut the Camry's lead to just below 21,000 at the end of June. At the same time last year the gap was 59,000. Toyota is lowering prices to boost Camry sales. In early July, the Camry's average sales price was the lowest of the nine top- selling midsize cars, according to data from J. D. Power and Associates obtained by The Associated Press. - The Associated Press In Brief B_ 04_ Jul- 18- 13_ FP_ 01. indd B4 7/ 17/ 13 6: 36: 42 PM ;