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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 05, 2014, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE B5 CANOLA March ' 14 426.40 430.50 424.20 429.60 426.40 May 436.50 441.40 434.50 440.00 436.60 July 445.20 450.10 443.20 449.00 445.30 Nov. 460.60 465.10 458.60 464.20 460.80 Jan ' 15 464.00 470.30 464.00 469.70 466.30 March 470.10 475.00 470.10 475.00 471.60 May 473.30 474.90 473.00 477.90 474.40 July 0.00 0.00 0.00 480.20 476.80 Nov. 0.00 0.00 0.00 476.40 473.00 Jan. ' 16 0.00 0.00 0.00 476.40 473.00 March ' 16 0.00 0.00 0.00 476.40 473.00 BARLEY ( WESTERN) March ' 14 0.00 0.00 0.00 126.50 126.50 May 0.00 0.00 0.00 128.50 128.50 July 0.00 0.00 0.00 128.50 128.50 Oct 0.00 0.00 0.00 128.50 128.50 Dec 0.00 0.00 0.00 128.50 128.50 March ' 15 0.00 0.00 0.00 128.50 128.90 May 0.00 0.00 0.00 128.50 128.50 July 0.00 0.00 0.00 128.50 128.50 Oct 0.00 0.00 0.00 128.50 128.50 Dec 0.00 0.00 0.00 128.50 128.50 March ' 16 0.00 0.00 0.00 128.50 128.50 T H E M A R K E T S O N 0 2 . 0 4 . 1 4 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 MARKETS STABILIZE 13,504.48 + 18.28 + 0.14% 947.71 + 6.94 + 0.74% 15,445.24 + 72.44 + 0.47% 4,031.52 + 34.56 + 0.86% B Y M A L C O L M M O R R I S O N TORONTO . The Toronto stock market closed slightly higher Tuesday as the TSX stabilized a day after worries about global manufacturing performance helped send North American exchanges into a sharp sell- off. The S& P/ TSX composite index climbed 18.28 points to 13,504.48. The Canadian dollar was up 0.13 of a cent to US90.24�. U. S. indexes racked up a solid gain despite data out Tuesday showing that U. S. factory orders dropped 1.5% in December. But the decline was smaller than the 1.8% dip that had been expected. The Dow Jones industrials was ahead 72.44 points to 15,445.24, the Nasdaq gained 34.56 points to 4031.52 and the S& P 500 index climbed 13.31 points to 1755.2. Stocks plunged Monday after data showed the U. S. manufacturing sector continued to expand in January but at a slower pace than expected. Other data showed a similar performance for China's manufacturing sector, which added to anxieties about emerging markets. The energy sector rose 0.76% as March crude in New York gained US76� to US$ 97.19 a barrel. But Suncor Energy Inc. shares lost 63� to $ 35.01 after posting quarterly operating earnings of $ 973- million, or 66� a share, 12� short of expectations. The Canadian Press FP CAREERS Every Wednesday & Saturday Reach quality candidates by showcasing your organization's employment opportunities. Place your ad today: 1- 866- 588- 7678 | careers@ nationalpost. com For Career Advice For Job Search / jobs C O M M O D I T I E S C R U D E O I L US$ 97.19 US76� N Y M E X G A S US$ 5.38 US47� G O L D US$ 1,251.70 - US$ 8.70 S I L V E R US$ 19.44 - US1� AG Growth Intl Inc 0.65 45.75 41,373 All In West! Capital Corp nil 0.01 0 Arctic Glacier Income Fund 0.01 0.21 248,649 Artis Real Estate Invmt Tr - 0.15 14.84 274,300 Bird River Resources Inc nil 0.07 5,000 Boyd Group Inc ( the) 0.48 32.17 39,039 Buhler Industries Inc 0.05 6.75 120 Cangene Corp - 0.01 3.58 29,150 Canickel Mining Limited - 0.02 0.20 1,320 Copper Reef Mining Corp nil 0.04 0 Craig Wireless Systems Ltd - 0.01 0.07 15,000 Diamedica Inc - 0.07 0.75 9,800 Empire Industries Inc nil 0.10 0 Exchange Income Corp 0.27 21.65 15,398 FP Newspapers Inc - 0.04 5.39 700 Gendis Inc nil 3.30 1,000 Gossan Resources Limited - 0.01 0.02 39,400 Great West Lifeco Inc - 0.06 30.72 493,641 Hudbay Minerals Inc 0.07 8.56 485,577 Huntingdon Capital Corp 0.07 11.98 1,300 IGM Financial Inc 0.08 53.27 219,848 Imris Inc 0.04 2.12 5,325 Kane Biotech Inc 0.01 0.11 436,700 King's Bay Gold Corp 0.01 0.02 97,000 Lakeview Hotel Invest Corp nil 0.32 0 Lanesborough Real Estate Inv nil 1.27 3,000 Legumex Walker Inc 0.08 4.70 42,450 Mainstream Minerals Corp 0.01 0.01 1,000 Manitoba Telecom Services 0.20 29.71 190,657 Medicure Inc 0.03 0.35 7,300 Miraculins Inc - 0.05 0.29 21,280 New Flyer Industries Inc 0.11 11.06 37,211 Nordic Oil & Gas Ltd nil 0.02 150,000 North West Co Inc 0.30 25.36 32,697 Novra Technologies Inc nil 0.11 0 People Corporation 0.07 1.72 9,375 Pollard Banknote Ltd 0.30 3.80 29,050 Ridley Inc nil 16.25 1,320 San Gold Corp - 0.01 0.17 153,744 Temple Hotels Inc 0.01 5.63 95,999 Victory Nickel Inc nil 0.06 2,575,348 Wildcat Exploration Ltd nil 0.07 0 Winpak Ltd 0.58 24.56 22,321 Issuer Change Close Vol Issuer Change Close Vol 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 28.65 + 0.16 472 4.2 28.4 29.95 23.50 + 22.3 Agnico Eagle 34.61 - 0.60 1019 2.8 41.6 46.04 24.66 - 24.8 Agrium 95.60 - 0.35 383 3.5 9.8 115.75 83.46 - 15.3 Air CanadaB 7.56 - 0.12 2618 n. a. 9.5 9.90 1.96+ 211.1 Aliment B SV 81.25 - 0.20 157 0.5 17.8 82.68 50.24 + 65.0 Athabasca Oil 7.87 - 0.01 2979 n. a. 14.1 11.28 5.47 - 27.0 BCE 45.50 - 0.56 1279 5.1 15.2 48.90 40.58 + 2.6 Badger Day 31.77 + 0.82 452 1.1 10.6 32.00 11.13+ 177.1 Bank of Mtl 67.40 - 0.22 1514 4.5 10.7 74.69 58.68 + 7.8 Bank of NS 60.24 - 0.35 2054 4.1 11.6 66.75 55.10 + 2.8 Bankers Pete 4.34 + 0.28 2915 n. a. 20.0 4.63 2.26 + 41.8 Barrick Gold 21.21 - 0.21 4339 1.0 n. a. 33.38 14.22 - 34.4 Baytex Energy 40.70 + 0.52 484 6.5 30.4 47.60 36.37 - 12.3 Bell Aliant 25.62 + 0.53 990 7.4 18.6 29.26 24.92 + 0.3 BlackBerry 10.64 + 0.56 3037 n. a. n. a. 17.25 5.79 - 29.0 Boardwlk REIT 58.60 + 0.25 232 3.4 7.4 67.78 53.19 - 10.7 Bombrdr B SV 4.05 + 0.09 5339 2.5 11.4 5.43 3.80 + 2.5 BrkfldAsst LV 41.18 - 0.41 609 2.2 13.1 42.64 35.00 + 11.0 CGI Group SV 33.30 - 0.05 1592 n. a. 16.4 41.47 25.86 + 25.4 COGECO Inc SV 48.00 - 0.82 304 1.8 11.7 49.90 38.02 + 22.3 Cameco 22.69 + 0.28 1639 1.8 29.5 25.40 17.89 + 4.3 CIBC 85.49 - 0.32 1028 4.5 10.4 91.90 73.89 + 3.2 Cdn Natl Rail 59.32 + 0.61 1163 1.7 19.1 62.20 47.735 + 24.7 Cdn Natrl Res 36.98 + 0.83 3213 2.2 18.3 37.00 28.44 + 23.0 Cdn Oil Sands 20.21 + 0.35 1266 6.9 11.8 21.925 18.62 - 2.3 Cdn Pac Rail 164.37 + 0.97 399 0.9 32.9 171.90 112.14 + 44.8 Cdn Tire A NV 93.71 - 1.18 144 1.9 14.2 101.05 66.49 + 35.0 Cdn Util A NV 37.58 - 0.13 334 2.8 16.6 41.68 33.47 + 0.8 Canfor 28.00 + 0.10 444 n. a. 17.5 28.88 17.28 + 51.8 Cardinal Enrg 12.80 + 0.36 1278 5.1 25.9 13.50 11.10 n. a. Catamaran 53.56 + 0.84 299 n. a. 42.8 60.93 45.86 + 1.2 Cenovus Enrg 28.65 + 0.12 1803 3.4 36.3 33.49 28.32 - 13.7 Cineplex 40.49 + 0.50 350 3.6 26.3 44.85 32.23 + 25.2 CrescentPoint 37.89 + 0.23 1307 7.3 n. a. 41.60 34.53 - 1.8 Davis+ Hendrsn 27.09 - 0.33 463 4.7 28.2 29.97 20.79 + 25.0 Descartes Sys 15.31 - 0.07 1498 n. a. 57.6 16.31 9.06 + 63.2 Detour Gold 6.76 - 0.17 2113 n. a. 14.5 22.54 2.88 - 68.0 Enbridge 45.89 - 0.41 940 3.1 42.1 49.17 41.74 + 3.0 EnCana 20.44 + 0.84 2240 1.5 32.9 20.98 17.40 + 7.3 Enerplus 20.56 + 0.95 1008 5.3 n. a. 20.66 12.26 + 57.4 FairfaxFin SV 426.35 - 2.21 31 2.6 n. a. 477.46 357.55 + 19.9 First Quantum 19.44 - 0.23 3317 0.9 17.9 21.95 14.22 - 4.6 Fortis 30.41 - 0.11 412 4.2 18.8 35.14 29.51 - 11.8 Fortis IR 30.75 + 0.07 6983 n. a. n. a. 32.96 29.25 n. a. Franco- Nevada 54.43 + 1.60 1354 1.5 n. a. 55.10 33.05 - 0.3 Genworth MI 33.42 + 0.54 373 4.2 6.5 37.44 23.52 + 40.5 Gildan Actvwr 57.65 - 0.17 347 0.8 19.7 60.30 34.46 + 57.9 Goldcorp 27.82 + 0.34 3995 2.4 n. a. 36.50 21.87 - 22.5 Grt- West Life 30.72 - 0.06 494 4.0 15.4 33.56 25.58 + 19.7 H& R REIT 21.16 + 0.08 805 6.4 n. a. 25.10 20.33 - 10.6 Husky Energy 32.28 - 0.22 839 3.7 15.0 33.85 26.97 + 3.8 Imperial Oil 45.41 - 0.04 445 1.1 13.6 47.57 38.58 + 4.0 Intact Finl 67.51 + 0.51 320 2.6 18.0 69.95 56.44 + 2.9 Inter Ppln 27.92 + 0.14 933 4.6 n. a. 28.10 18.80 + 23.5 Kelt Expl 10.73 + 0.33 1658 n. a. n. a. 11.21 5.30 n. a. Keyera 64.73 + 0.48 189 3.7 29.8 67.39 50.81 + 25.0 Legacy O+ G 5.70 + 0.19 2210 n. a. n. a. 7.40 4.81 - 17.3 Loblaw Cos 42.32 - 0.07 436 2.3 18.1 52.06 39.10 + 5.3 MEG Energy 30.16 - 0.15 452 n. a. n. a. 36.69 25.50 - 13.9 METRO 63.28 + 0.08 285 1.9 8.6 75.81 60.00 + 1.4 Magna Intl 91.92 - 0.17 529 1.5 13.1 98.56 52.25 + 75.4 Manulife Finl 19.75 + 0.13 3761 2.6 13.3 22.22 13.79 + 37.3 Methanex 66.50 - 0.09 208 1.3 17.3 70.13 33.98 + 94.3 National Bank 84.01 + 0.81 958 4.4 9.5 93.92 71.77 + 6.6 Open Text 109.24 + 0.51 168 1.2 38.4 115.23 55.01 + 89.9 Osisko Mining 6.59 nil 4041 n. a. n. a. 6.89 2.98 - 2.9 Pac Rubiales 16.46 + 0.22 851 4.4 20.6 25.94 15.93 - 31.3 Pembina Ppln 37.60 - 0.22 507 4.5 33.6 38.48 28.57 + 29.4 Peyto Expl 32.12 + 0.74 736 3.0 36.1 34.66 23.45 + 37.1 Potash Corp 35.05 + 0.06 2883 4.4 15.4 45.13 29.67 - 17.3 Power Corp SV 29.75 + 0.15 682 3.9 17.7 32.82 25.02 + 13.2 Power Finl 33.46 + 0.12 404 4.2 15.0 36.79 27.53 + 18.3 Quebecor B SV 23.80 + 0.12 546 0.4 n. a. 27.40 20.125 + 12.1 RioCan REIT 24.73 + 0.03 691 5.7 8.2 29.60 23.46 - 7.7 RogerCom B NV 45.48 - 0.59 685 3.8 12.5 52.75 40.18 - 2.3 Royal Bank 68.06 - 0.44 1875 3.9 12.2 73.35 58.55 + 9.4 SNC- Lavalin 45.70 + 0.01 366 2.0 n. a. 49.85 39.47 + 0.7 Shaw Com B NV 24.42 + 0.01 771 4.5 14.8 26.25 22.23 + 4.6 Shoppers Drug 58.15 - 0.15 236 2.0 19.4 61.77 41.26 + 40.9 Silver Wheatn 24.12 + 0.20 987 1.7 16.7 37.49 18.59 - 32.9 Sun Life Finl 35.39 - 0.04 1397 4.1 15.1 38.88 26.08 + 21.6 Suncor Energy 35.01 - 0.63 5471 2.6 17.9 38.56 27.50 + 2.5 Surge Energy 5.92 - 0.11 4472 8.8 n. a. 7.30 2.68 + 67.2 TELUS 37.72 - 0.72 1048 3.8 17.7 38.96 29.52 + 12.8 TORC O & G 9.46 - 0.08 1430 5.7 n. a. 11.05 6.70 - 8.2 TalismanEnrgy 11.75 + 0.04 1348 2.5 55.8 13.83 10.68 - 6.9 Teck Res B SV 26.36 + 0.07 1134 3.4 22.5 37.01 21.11 - 27.8 ThomsonReuter 39.25 - 0.19 1239 3.7 31.9 42.10 29.40 + 29.3 Tim Hortons 57.14 + 0.65 576 1.8 20.6 64.18 48.68 + 14.6 TD Bank 47.62 - 0.27 2646 3.6 13.7 50.28 39.795 + 14.8 Tourmaline 46.54 + 0.57 445 n. a. 76.9 49.44 34.11 + 36.6 TransCanada 47.72 - 0.56 1069 3.9 21.1 51.21 43.94 - 0.5 TransGlobEnrg 7.50 - 0.14 4648 n. a. 5.7 10.09 5.82 - 13.1 Trilogy Enrg 25.31 + 0.47 781 1.7 n. a. 33.14 24.66 - 10.5 Valeant Pharm 150.15 + 2.04 340 n. a. n. a. 156.05 65.07+ 126.4 Veresen 14.92 + 0.01 1869 6.7 59.7 15.26 11.37 + 16.9 VermilionEnrg 60.24 + 0.83 341 4.3 21.4 63.91 45.78 + 18.2 WestJet Airl 25.70 + 0.85 639 1.9 12.5 28.99 19.65 + 17.7 Whitecap Res 11.32 + 0.02 3290 6.0 33.3 12.94 8.55 + 20.8 Yamana Gold 10.36 + 0.10 2076 2.8 23.4 16.98 8.855 - 36.9 T H E T S X T O P 1 0 0 Net Vol % 52 wk 52 wk 52 wk Stock Close ch 000s yield P/ E high low % ch Net Vol % 52 wk 52 wk 52 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 0.1128 Australia$ 0.9887 Bahamas $ 1.1067 Brazil real 0.4583 Chile peso 0.0020 Chinese yuan 0.1826 Czech koruna 0.0543 Denmark krone 0.2005 Dominican peso 0.0258 Egypt pound 0.1590 Euro 1.4963 Hong Kong $ 0.1426 India rupee 0.0177 Japan yen 0.0109 S. Korea won 0.0010 Kuwait dinar 3.9128 Switz franc 1.2241 U. A. E. dirham 0.3013 U. K. pound 1.8067 U. S. $ 1.1067 C A N A D I A N D O L L A R US90.24� US0.13� Currency In $ Cdn Currency In $ Cdn Currency In $ Cdn M A N I T O B A S T O C K S These companies all have headquarters or major operations in Manitoba. Closing values are as of the end of trading yesterday. Provided by Laurentian Bank Securities winnipegfreepress. com WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2014 B 5 When you make the important decision to buy or sell a home, RE/ MAX Winnipeg Associates are commited to going the extra mile to ensure that all of your needs are successfully met in a professional and honest manner. SAVERS & INVESTORS REACH WE MORE 74% THE FREE PRESS IN PRINT OR ONLINE EACH WEEK READ T ORONTO - Walmart is placing its bets on the fresh food business, as it announced Tuesday it will open 35 more Canadian supercentres as part of nearly $ 500 million in planned investments this year. The world's biggest retailer said its long- term plan is to offer groceries in each of its Canadian stores, a move that will increase the pressure on its retail rivals. The discount chain, which celebrated its 20th anniversary in Canada last month, is investing more than $ 376 million to build, expand, relocate or remodel its stores. It said six of the stores will be new, 10 will be expansions and 18 will be retrofitted to add a fresh food section. One store will be relocated. The company currently has 389 stores, including 247 supercentres that carry a combination of groceries, apparel and household goods. It expects to have a total of 395 stores by the end of January 2015, with 282 supercentres and 113 discount stores. Details of specific store and distribution centre projects will be announced as they become finalized, but it's expected to focus on Eastern Canada, where it opened its first supercentre in 2013. Shelley Broader, Walmart Canada's president and CEO, said the new stores will create about 7,500 jobs across the country, the majority being temporary construction jobs. About 2,600 will be permanent Walmart store staff. About 250 of the new jobs will be at the company's distribution centres and 60 will be in its e- commerce division. The retailer, which came to Canada in the early 1990s, has become the country's largest department store retailer by sales. It's also one of the biggest employers in Canada, with more than 95,000 employees. This latest announcement is expected to solidify the retailer's role as a serious grocer, and increase competition for Canadian retailers - especially for the food, pharmacy and clothing chains - that compete with Walmart. Two main rivals include U. S. retailer Target Corp., which began expanding into Canada last year, and online behemoth Amazon, which started grocery delivery to Canadian customers last December. Grocery chains, such as Loblaws, Metro and Sobeys, have consolidated and cut prices to lure in more customers. Walmart Canada said it wants its stores to become a one- stop hub for food, general merchandise and household products such as toilet paper, laundry detergent and dish soap. " When we were primarily a general merchandiser and dry grocery house, we gave people a reason to go somewhere else," Broader said. While small grocers are experimenting with discount small- store formats, Broader said Walmart is focused on its supercentre locations - which can range anywhere between 63,000 square feet to 220,000 square feet. The chain spent $ 450 million to open or expand 37 additional supercentres in 2013- 14. Although Walmart is adding a million square feet of new retail space, Barclays analyst Jim Durran said the expansion is on the " low end" of what he expected the mega- retailer to announce this year. " We expect 2014 to be another difficult year for the incumbent Canadian food retailers due to the current promotional intensity of the market, a weak Canadian consumer, and an increased risk of margin drain from ( foreign currency)," he wrote in a note. Last week, Target announced plans to open nine more stores in Canada. - The Canadian Press By Linda Nguyen Walmart super- sizing its chain B_ 05_ Feb- 05- 14_ FP_ 01. indd B5 2/ 4/ 14 7: 08: 25 PM ;