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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 07, 2013, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE B4 CANOLA Nov. ' 13 495.50 495.50 472.40 475.50 493.60 Jan. ' 14 499.50 500.50 479.60 480.30 497.40 Mar 504.50 504.50 485.10 485.70 502.20 May 508.40 508.40 489.50 490.00 504.90 July 508.90 508.90 498.50 492.90 507.50 Nov. 0.00 0.00 0.00 475.00 489.60 Jan ' 15 0.00 0.00 0.00 475.00 489.60 March 0.00 0.00 0.00 475.00 489.60 May 0.00 0.00 0.00 475.00 489.60 July 0.00 0.00 0.00 475.00 489.60 Nov. ' 14 0.00 0.00 0.00 475.00 489.60 BARLEY ( WESTERN) Oct. ' 13 0.00 0.00 0.00 189.00 189.00 Dec. 0.00 0.00 0.00 194.00 194.00 Mar ' 14 0.00 0.00 0.00 194.00 194.00 May 0.00 0.00 0.00 194.00 194.00 July 0.00 0.00 0.00 194.00 194.00 Oct 0.00 0.00 0.00 194.00 194.00 Dec. 0.00 0.00 0.00 194.00 194.00 Mar ' 15 0.00 0.00 0.00 194.00 194.00 May 0.00 0.00 0.00 194.00 194.00 July 0.00 0.00 0.00 194.00 194.00 T H E M A R K E T S O N 0 8 . 0 6 . 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 LOSES MOMENTUM 12,469.32 - 133.93 - 1.06% 912.83 - 10.73 - 1.16% 15,518.74 - 93.39 - 0.60% 3,665.77 - 27.18 - 0.74% B Y D AVID F RIEND TORONTO . The Toronto stock market finished Tuesday with a triple- digit decline as weaker gold stocks led a wider downward shift, despite encouraging trade data from the United States. The S& P/ TSX composite index was down 133.93 points to 12,469.32. The Canadian dollar was ahead 0.13 of a cent to US96.38� after Statistics Canada said the trade deficit was $ 469- million in June, an improvement from a May deficit of $ 781- million, which was bigger than initially reported. Meanwhile, south of the border, the U. S. trade deficit narrowed sharply in June to its lowest level in more than 31/ 2 years. The Commerce Department says the U. S. deficit for June fell 22.4% to $ 34.2- billion. That's the lowest since October 2009. On Wall Street, the Dow was down 93.39 points to 15,518.74, the Nasdaq fell 27.18 points to 3,665.77 and the S& P 500 was down 9.77 points to 1,697.37. In commodities, December bullion pulled back $ 19.90 to US$ 1,282.50 an ounce, falling to its lowest level in nearly three weeks. The TSX gold sector was the biggest decliner as Goldcorp fell $ 1.73 to $ 26.26 while Barrick Gold slid $ 1.12 to $ 16.25. The TSX metals and mining sector was off 1.2% as the September copper rose half a cent to settle at US$ 3.17. The Canadian Press Nominate today at wcgca. ca RECOGNIZING IN- HOUSE COUNSEL EXCELLENCE Western Canada General Counsel Awards ZSA LEGAL RECRUITMENT Nominations close September 9, 2013. Nominate an exceptional in- house counsel today. C O M M O D I T I E S C R U D E O I L US$ 105.30 - US$ 1.26 N Y M E X G A S US$ 3.32 Unch. G O L D US$ 1,283.20 - US$ 19.40 S I L V E R US$ 19.59 - US12� AG Growth International 36.720 - 2.1 17,618 All in West Capital Corp 0.005 0.0 8,000 Arctic Glacier Income Trust 0.200 - 4.8 835 Artis REIT 14.350 0.6 295,640 Bird River Resources 0.060 0.0 0 Buhler Industries Inc. 6.000 3.5 300 Cangene Corp 2.110 - 1.4 11,056 CaNickel Mining Limited 0.150 - 18.9 6,250 Copper Reef Mining Corp. 0.025 0.0 0 Craig Wireless Systems Ltd. 0.115 0.0 0 DiaMedica Inc. 1.120 2.8 48,460 Empire Industries 0.045 0.0 70,000 Exchange Income Corp 25.710 - 2.6 21,668 FP Newspapers 5.050 - 1.0 4,100 Gendis Inc. 3.060 0.0 1,000 Gossan Resources Ltd. 0.030 0.0 0 Great- West Lifeco Inc. 30.490 0.3 427,311 Hudbay Minerals Inc. 6.360 - 2.6 1,372,712 Huntington Capital Corp 12.600 0.0 12,022 IGM Financial Inc. 47.980 - 1.9 233,029 Imris 2.950 2.4 20,000 Jovian Capital Corporation 10.270 - 0.2 39,490 Kane Biotech Inc. 0.090 5.9 170,000 King's Bay Gold Corp 0.010 0.0 50,000 Lakeview Hotel Invest. Corp 0.230 0.0 0 Lanesborough REIT 0.680 0.0 7,500 Legumex Walker 3.860 - 2.3 2,850 Mainstream Minerals Corp. 0.015 0.0 0 Mtba. Telecom Services Inc. 33.790 - 1.0 162,285 Medicure Inc. 0.200 - 4.8 2,900 Miraculins Inc. 0.065 - 7.1 6,000 New Flyer Industries Inc. 11.430 - 0.9 29,271 Nordic Oil & Gas Ltd. 0.015 0.0 154,000 NorthWest Company Inc. 23.600 - 2.0 43,303 Novra Technologies Inc. 0.020 0.0 0 OMT Inc. 0.300 0.0 0 Pollard Banknote Ltd. 2.970 0.3 670 Ridley Inc. 12.000 - 0.9 5,350 San Gold Corp 0.125 0.0 1,436,575 Temple Hotels 5.360 - 0.9 30,705 The Boyd Grp Income Fund 23.200 - 0.8 4,788 Victory Nickel Inc. 0.030 0.0 528,500 Wildcat Exploration Inc. 0.085 0.0 0 Winpak Ltd. 20.750 3.8 214,430 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 26.54 - 0.16 1120 4.5 40.8 28.90 22.32 + 12.8 Agnico Eagle 26.41 - 1.20 1218 3.5 23.2 56.99 26.18 - 39.6 Agrium 84.63 - 1.87 806 2.5 8.6 116.38 83.46 - 11.2 Aimia 15.32 - 0.20 738 4.4 17.6 16.63 13.21 + 16.1 Aliment B SV 61.01 - 1.72 326 0.5 19.0 65.00 44.40 + 28.4 AltaGas 37.07 - 0.17 247 4.1 34.3 40.80 30.35 + 21.9 Athabasca Oil 7.37 - 0.27 1488 n. a. 12.3 14.05 5.59 - 40.1 BCE 42.55 - 0.04 1095 5.5 12.4 48.90 40.58 - 0.3 Bank of Mtl 63.83 - 0.20 1193 4.6 10.7 65.99 56.74 + 11.3 Bank of NS 57.81 - 0.47 1909 4.2 10.7 61.84 51.37 + 11.5 Barrick Gold 16.25 - 1.12 2848 1.3 n. a. 42.08 14.22 - 50.5 Baytex Energy 41.98 - 1.02 329 6.3 22.3 50.37 36.37 + 2.5 Bell Aliant 26.96 - 0.23 666 7.0 19.1 29.26 25.27 + 7.7 BlackBerry 9.91 + 0.64 2837 n. a. n. a. 18.49 6.10 + 42.0 Boardwlk REIT 55.94 - 0.50 326 3.5 4.7 67.78 53.19 - 13.2 Bombrdr B SV 4.90 + 0.02 6564 2.1 13.9 5.18 2.97 + 36.5 Bonavista En 12.90 - 0.11 1996 6.5 67.9 18.8512.245 - 25.8 BrkfldAsst LV 38.68 - 0.11 716 1.6 19.5 40.29 32.27 + 13.1 BrookfldOffic 17.34 - 0.10 717 3.4 6.3 19.65 15.21 + 2.7 CGI Group SV 35.01 - 0.20 991 n. a. 97.3 36.36 22.33 + 47.2 Calfrac Well 34.12 - 0.60 462 2.9 31.9 34.86 21.55 + 45.3 Cameco 20.07 - 0.52 981 2.0 45.6 23.49 16.50 - 2.9 CIBC 77.54 - 1.16 1213 5.0 9.6 84.99 73.10 + 5.9 Cdn Natl Rail 102.80 - 1.56 723 1.7 17.3 107.57 83.45 + 15.5 Cdn Natrl Res 32.02 - 0.68 2246 1.6 21.1 34.635 26.88 + 14.6 Cdn Oil Sands 20.46 - 0.11 919 6.8 10.3 22.34 18.62 + 2.4 Cdn Pac Rail 128.88 - 1.40 414 1.1 31.7 144.43 80.03 + 56.2 Cdn REIT 40.90 + 0.01 222 4.0 35.9 48.25 39.51 - 1.9 Cdn Tire A NV 84.80 + 0.08 127 1.7 n. a. 87.45 64.63 + 27.5 Catamaran 60.56 + 0.05 432 n. a. 69.1 60.93 42.27 + 33.4 Cenovus Enrg 30.39 - 0.19 1669 3.2 44.7 36.25 28.32 - 3.2 ConstlltnSftw 157.98 - 0.81 198 2.6 36.1 164.36 91.75 + 75.7 CrescentPoint 38.54 - 0.67 1798 7.2 65.8 45.70 34.53 - 3.1 Detour Gold 8.41 - 0.64 2992 n. a. n. a. 29.07 7.17 - 64.6 Dollarama 76.32 + 0.81 229 0.7 25.6 76.90 55.99 + 21.9 Eldorado Gold 7.27 - 0.39 2788 1.4 26.3 15.78 5.82 - 33.2 Empire NV 82.05 + 0.35 190 1.3 14.5 82.77 54.87 + 46.5 Empire rcpt 81.39 + 0.04 139 n. a. n. a. 81.50 78.00 n. a. Enbridge 45.61 - 0.71 1532 2.8 56.3 49.17 37.74 + 14.4 EnCana 18.42 + 0.08 1553 4.5 n. a. 23.86 17.40 - 15.1 FairfaxFin SV 429.45+ 13.77 50 2.4 22.0 438.00335.00 + 15.0 Finning Intl 22.14 - 0.10 444 2.8 11.0 27.30 20.91 - 5.0 First Quantum 16.20 - 0.33 3126 1.1 16.1 24.90 14.22 - 14.6 Fortis 31.75 - 0.40 382 3.9 18.1 35.14 30.70 - 4.4 Franco- Nevada 39.97 - 1.78 756 1.9 61.1 60.62 33.05 - 18.2 Gildan Actvwr 48.13 + 0.01 462 0.8 18.0 48.86 29.24 + 62.1 Goldcorp 26.26 - 1.73 2464 2.4 n. a. 46.31 23.26 - 27.2 Grt- West Life 30.49 + 0.09 427 4.0 15.1 31.18 21.50 + 42.0 Home Capital 62.60 - 1.33 164 1.8 9.2 64.99 47.69 + 33.4 Husky Energy 29.29 - 0.71 1008 4.1 13.6 32.34 25.89 + 13.0 IAMGOLD 4.57 - 0.45 1884 5.7 7.3 16.45 4.00 - 58.7 IGM Financial 47.98 - 0.92 233 4.5 15.9 49.51 36.81 + 27.9 Imperial Oil 42.37 - 0.67 841 1.1 11.1 48.32 38.58 - 2.8 Indl- Alliance 42.94 + 0.11 304 2.3 11.9 44.07 23.06 + 94.7 Intact Finl 61.52 + 0.43 167 2.9 15.1 66.82 56.44 - 1.3 Kinross Gold 5.13 - 0.19 2444 3.2 n. a. 10.98 4.74 - 33.8 Loblaw Cos 47.90 - 0.73 1182 2.0 18.7 52.06 32.77 + 45.3 MEG Energy 32.54 - 0.19 467 n. a. n. a. 41.90 25.50 - 17.0 METRO 73.20 - 0.95 189 1.4 9.5 75.81 56.01 + 32.8 MacDonald Det 80.98 + 1.89 128 1.6 30.1 81.73 47.37 + 45.3 Magna Intl 79.59 - 1.11 504 1.7 12.2 81.00 40.97 + 97.8 Manulife Finl 18.39 - 0.19 2622 2.8 36.1 18.74 10.64 + 70.8 Methanex 50.09 + 0.14 317 1.7 n. a. 50.87 26.15 + 82.9 National Bank 77.98 - 0.82 569 4.5 9.0 80.33 71.77 + 4.5 New Gold 6.51 - 0.41 1557 n. a. 14.9 12.50 5.96 - 35.4 Open Text 68.86 + 1.39 147 1.8 34.0 75.19 48.29 + 41.5 Pac Rubiales 21.16 + 0.41 1491 3.2 15.8 26.12 17.55 - 2.2 Pembina Ppln 32.43 - 0.02 714 5.0 33.1 35.64 25.50 + 23.1 PennWest Pete 12.43 - 0.12 1099 8.7 n. a. 16.15 8.82 - 9.3 Peyto Expl 28.37 - 0.88 853 3.4 38.9 32.70 19.70 + 34.5 Potash Corp 30.54 + 0.50 22818 4.8 11.2 45.13 29.67 - 28.8 Power Corp SV 29.90 - 0.10 577 3.9 18.0 30.45 23.01 + 29.2 Power Finl 32.80 + 0.13 550 4.3 14.4 33.25 24.78 + 31.8 Precisn Drill 10.84 - 0.06 1128 1.8 n. a. 11.10 6.67 + 34.7 RioCan REIT 24.06 - 0.26 597 5.9 8.0 29.60 23.67 - 15.4 RogerCom B NV 41.44 + 0.01 1035 4.2 11.4 52.75 39.10 + 4.0 Royal Bank 64.04 - 0.39 2413 3.9 11.9 65.66 50.53 + 24.1 SNC- Lavalin 41.07 + 0.69 728 2.2 27.2 49.85 34.36 + 7.5 Saputo 47.24 - 0.45 301 1.9 19.4 54.62 39.76 + 10.1 Shaw Com B NV 25.47 - 0.39 839 4.0 15.1 26.25 19.73 + 29.2 Shoppers Drug 60.51 - 0.49 1153 1.9 20.3 61.77 40.03 + 45.0 Silver Wheatn 21.71 - 1.24 1031 2.3 12.9 41.18 18.59 - 21.6 Sun Life Finl 33.17 - 0.15 1062 4.3 14.4 33.95 21.10 + 56.4 Suncor Energy 33.63 - 0.28 2036 2.4 18.4 34.99 27.50 + 6.3 TELUS 31.32 - 0.10 1343 4.3 14.9 37.94 29.52 - 0.8 TalismanEnrgy 11.41 - 0.23 1868 2.5 n. a. 14.69 10.62 - 14.3 Teck Res B SV 24.47 - 0.27 1663 3.7 21.3 38.13 21.11 - 10.6 ThomsonReuter 35.62 - 0.13 965 3.8 26.0 36.98 26.65 + 25.6 Tim Hortons 59.70 - 0.65 318 1.7 23.1 60.69 45.11 + 11.8 TD Bank 87.11 - 0.26 1471 3.7 12.2 89.11 78.05 + 10.3 Tourmaline 40.06 - 0.49 416 n. a. n. a. 46.10 26.77 + 35.4 TransAlta 14.10 - 0.09 659 8.2 25.6 16.89 12.80 - 6.7 TransCanada 47.43 - 0.74 1419 3.9 22.6 51.21 43.16 + 3.7 TricanWellSvc 14.64 - 0.36 1041 2.0 n. a. 16.23 10.95 + 21.3 Valeant Pharm 99.58 - 0.65 564 n. a. n. a. 100.70 48.82+ 107.1 VermilionEnrg 57.27 - 0.75 256 4.2 23.3 58.70 44.22 + 22.6 West Fraser 91.53 - 1.78 144 0.6 15.3 95.17 53.71 + 69.5 Weston George 86.45 - 1.46 116 1.9 24.8 89.97 59.21 + 46.7 Whitecap Res 11.29 + 0.02 2203 5.3 28.2 11.41 6.96 + 64.1 Yamana Gold 9.31 - 0.65 4022 2.9 20.9 20.61 8.96 - 37.1 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 0.1745 Australia dollar 0.9325 Bahamas dollar 1.0371 Brazil real 0.4523 Chile peso 0.0020 Chinese yuan 0.1694 Czech koruna 0.0532 Denmark krone 0.1851 Dominican peso 0.0246 Egypt pound 0.1483 Euro 1.3805 India rupee 0.0171 Japan yen 0.0106 S. Korea won 0.0009 Kuwait dinar 3.6404 Mexico peso 0.0820 Switz. franc 1.1209 U. A. E. dirham 0.2823 U. K. pound 1.5943 U. S. dollar 1.0371 C A N A D I A N D O L L A R US96.38� US0.13� Currency In $ Cdn Currency In $ Cdn Currency In $ Cdn B 4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 winnipegfreepress. com SAVERS & INVESTORS REACH WE MORE 74% THE FREE PRESS IN PRINT OR ONLINE EACH WEEK READ THE MANITOBA WATER SERVICES BOARD Sealed tenders, marked as follows will be received by the undersigned at The Manitoba Water Services Board, Imperial Square, 2010 Currie Blvd., Box 22080, Brandon, Manitoba, R7A 6Y9, up to 11: 00 a. m., prevailing Brandon time on: August 23, 2013 for the following works: Supply and installation of variable frequency drives, chlorine analysers, level transmitters, flow meters, pressure transmitters, and all related appurtenances at seven remote reservoirs located within the Cartier Regional Water Co- op water system. MARKED MWSB No. 1109 Cartier Regional Water Co- op Remote Reservoir Equipment Upgrades Tenders will be publicly opened and read at the location, time and date specified above. Each tender must be accompanied by a fully executed BID BOND on the form provided and in favor of the Minister of Finance for the amount shown on the Tender. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES will a certified cheque be accepted in lieu of a Bid Bond. Tender documents may be obtained on or after August 6, 2013 at 2010 Currie Blvd., Box 22080, Brandon, Manitoba, R7A 6Y9, on the deposit of a CERTIFIED CHEQUE in the amount of $ 50.00 on each Tender. Deposit will be refunded only on ( 1) the submission of a bona fide tender or ( 2) the return of the tender documents within seven ( 7) days after tender closing. The lowest or any tender may not necessarily be accepted. Notice of Tender NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF: The Estate of Elmer Goossen, late of the City of Winnipeg, in Manitoba, Deceased. ALL CLAIMS against the above mentioned Estate supported by a Statutory Declaration must be sent to the undersigned at 85 PTH 12 North, Steinbach, Manitoba, R5G 1A7, on or before the 31st day of August, A. D. 2013. Dated at Steinbach, Manitoba, this 31st day of July, 2013. Smith Neufeld Jodoin LLP 85 PTH 12 North Steinbach, Manitoba R5G 1A7 Attention: GRANT M. DRIEDGER ( Solicitors for the Executrix) Tenders Legals Psychology works for: P ANIC D ISORDER Manitoba Psychological Society Visit us at www. mps. ca O TTAWA - Canada's export sector began to exhibit signs of a rebound in June, posting a 1.4 per cent gain analysts said sets the economy on the road to stronger growth in the latter half of the year. The bottom- line trade performance was mildly positive - the deficit narrowed to $ 469 million in the last month of the second quarter, but May's negative balance was revised to $ 781 million from the previously reported $ 330 million. The consensus for June had been for a weaker month with a deficit of about $ 600 million based on the expectation difficulties in the United States stemming from the budget sequester program cutbacks would dampen consumption in the spring and early summer months. But Canadian exporters posted a strong month. In dollar terms, shipments rose 1.4 per cent to $ 39.6 billion with metals, motor vehicles and aircraft recording significant increases. In volume terms, the gain was even bigger at 2.1 per cent, which bodes well for economic output. Meanwhile, imports increased 0.6 per cent in June to $ 40 billion, pushed higher by imports of oil and bitumen and aircraft. Prices of imports grew 1.1 per cent, while volumes decreased 0.5 per cent. Analysts responded positively to the news although they noted the revision of the May data means net trade will be a slight drag on growth in the second quarter, which most now expect to be in the neighbourhood of one to 1.5 per cent. But with the sequester drag starting to fade, the rebound in exports - including a 1.5 per cent improvement in shipments to the U. S. - suggests the growth path of the economy is proceeding as anticipated. " Going forward, this sort of sets us up well in terms of the hand off and that's what everybody is looking to," said Francis Fong, an economist with the TD Bank. " Everything is focused on the second half of the year, and hinging on the U. S. economy picking up and us included. This is consistent with that whole story of the second quarter, maybe not so great, but looking forward it does look more positive." As if on cue, the U. S. also posted a strong trade performance in June, with the deficit narrowing to a threeand- a- half year low to $ 34.2 billion. The Canadian dollar moved slightly higher on the Tuesday morning trade reports, inching up 0.13 of a cent to 96.38 cents US. Economists were looking for a tell in the June numbers as to whether the Alberta flooding would disrupt shipments and activity, an impact the Bank of Canada predicted could - along with a short- lived Quebec construction strike - drain 1.3 percentage points from second- quarter growth. But there was little in the numbers to suggest the flooding played a major role. Economist Jimmy Jean of Desjardins Capital Markets pointed out energy exports did fall 1.4 per cent, but other commodities saw a surge - metals rose 11.6 per cent and metal ores 3.4 per cent. Exports of farm products also fell by 9.4 per cent, but it was the sixth consecutive decline in the sector, Jean noted. On the positive side, exports of motor vehicles rose 5.5 per cent, and aircraft shipments lifted by a massive 24.2 per cent. Overall, exports to the U. S. were up 1.5 per cent to $ 29.4 billion, while shipments to other countries rose 1.4 per cent to $ 10.2 billion. Imports from the U. S. fell 0.8 per cent to $ 25.6 billion, while exports to countries other than the United States rose 1.4 per cent to $ 10.2 billion. - The Canadian Press Rebound indicates growth in economy's future: analysts The consensus for June had been for a weaker month with a deficit of about $ 600 million... B_ 04_ Aug- 07- 13_ FP_ 01. indd B4 8/ 6/ 13 9: 27: 55 PM ;