The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada · 23

The Evening Citizen FIXAXCIAL A MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1940. 23 r NOON STOCK QUOTATIONS Aircraf ts Get Most Attention Gain of Fractions To Point Fairly Well Dislri-btited Near Second Hour In Quiet Trading. By VICTOR EUBANK. Associated Press Financial Writer. NEW YORK. Sept. 30. (A.P.) Alrcrafts attracted customers in today's stock market, but many leaders were neglected. While numerous shares held at Saturday's final levete. gains of fractions to a point were fairly well distributed near the second hour. Dealings were negligible. Inclined to edge upward were Douglas Aircraft, Boeing. United Aircraft. Glenn Martin. U.S. Steel, Chrysler. U.S. Rubber, N.Y. Central. Great Northern, General Steel Castings pfd Anaconda arid International Nickel. Backward were American Telephone, Consolidated Edison and North American. " ' Selective improvement appeared in the bond division. Commodities were mixed. Little speculative .. inspiration was found in the war news, brokers said, and such . nibbling a came into stocks was attributed mainly to bullishness concerning the domestic business scene. TORONTO. TORONTO. Sept. 30. (CP.) The stock market rounded out the mouth In decidedly quiet action with prices showing littie. or any, net cnange in the average from Saturday's close. Only fi. 000 chares changed hands in the first hour and the turnover was a lfttle heavier in the second hour. Kerr-Addison and MacLeod-Cockshutt were the most active oi the golds and they added a cent or two. Kerr welling at 2.70 and MacLeod at 2.51. Malartlo Gold Fields. Chesterville and Hedley Mascot were firmer spots lu the cheaper gold group. Senior golds were out of the picture. The base metal share market was as dull as the golds with Steep Bock down 3 cents to 1.45, Suoelters to 36 and Chromium j to 17. Noranda was un changed at 56' for broken lots. Dominion Woolens Pfd. was In de mand and the price firmed a point to S1 j. Easy Washer was another gainer in the miscellaneous Industrial list. Maple Lea; Milling Pfd. and Kelvinator were soft. The Canadian Steamship Lines Issues Icet ground in broken lot trades, steels were steady and dull and the senior oi.: were unchanged but for a gain of 'Vpoint for British American. OP R. sold at 5, unchanged. Few western oils appeared In the morning action. Home Oil sold at $2 up a cent, and Pacalta firmed V to 4'. The bid was stronger for Pacific Pete at 29. MONTREAL. VONTPEAI Sept. 2C (CP.) Prices were irregular in todays early Stock Market here. Montreal Power, only trader In utill-ute, tckc on V point at 30 but Im- fr rial Oil slipped a similar amount to l',4- In constructions, an odd lot transaction on General Steel Wares advanced 4 but; Dominion Bridge, also in odd lots, sold off the same amount. Asbestos and an odd lot of Smelters showed no change. Papers and rails laued to appear on the list. Distillers Seagrams found some support and gilned , point but Massey-Harrls back d also. An odd lot of Canada Ce ment dipped . Curb market Issues were irregular In cuu early trade today. In the Industrial sector.. Dominion Woolens Pfd. rose 4 to 6,a while B.C. Packers gained 4 to 12. Canada Northern Power preferred showed no change at 68 but an odd lot of Praser Voting Trust ba"ked a point to 11. In mines. Slseoe sold off Vi cent to 61, while an odd lot of Sullivan was ip a mix at 6. 'Toronto Stock lilxcliangc QUOTATIONS By Canadian Press Ues Stocks 'Hish Low Noon 95 Beauharn . . 5i SVt Wt 23 B A OH .... 19'a - 19 lB'.i 200 Broulana ... 65 65 65 15 Can Cement. 5 5! 5Ts 10 Can SS .... 4 4 4 10 Can SS P 15 IS-1, 15 200 C P B 5 5 5 100 Chester .... 92 92 92 500 Chromium . 17 17 17 6 Con Smelters 39 39 39 . 5 Cons tlas . . 162 162 162 1 Dom Bank- . 185 185 185 100 Dom Stores . 4'i 4a 4 ft 643 Dom Wool P 6Va 6 6',a 2100 East Malar , 3.30 3.25 3.30 50 Easy Wash .. 3'a 3i 3 'a 100 Francoeur .. 38 38 38 500 Hortley 45'j, 4.V3 451;, 100 Home Oil ... 2.00 2.00 2.00 16 Imperial Oil. 11 n n 15 Klvrir 7 7 7 1300 Kerr Add ... 2.70 2.69 2.70 400 Kirk Hud ... 13 13 13 700 Kirk Lake 95 95 ' 95 Sales Stocks .High Low Noon 1525 MacLeod . . . 2.51 2.50 - 2.50 1200 Madsen 43 43 43 800 MalartiC 1.07 1.06 1.07 t M L Oard P xd 6 6 h 280 Map Lt Mill. 3'4 3 3' 145 Massey Har . 3',a 3',a 3',3 5 Mod Cont P 96 BO 96 10 Noranda ... , .18 V 56, 56 1000 Nor Cdn 58 58 58 6000 Pacalta ..... 05 04 05 200 Pamour 1.15 -1.15 115 123 Pickle Crow. 2.85 2.85 2.85 1000 Powell 95 95 95 600 Preston 1.95 1.95 1.95 500 St Anthony: 10 10 10 300 San Antonio 2.15 2.15 2.13 500 Senator .... 26 20 29 600 Slscoe 60 60 60 100 Steep Rock . 1.45 1.43 1.45 20 Texas I 10 1.1(1 1 10 230 Upper Can . 93 5 93 $1500 War Ln 1952 100 100 100 Curb 5 Dom Bridge. 28 28 28 Current EIoucl upplled by Members of ths Investment Dealers' Association of Canada. CORPORATION BONDS Rail and Navigation Bonds IllJ Asked CP.R 4 's. 1944 C. Steamships 5's, 1957 .. Utility Bonds toe. Tel. 5c Tel. 5 la's. 1955 Bell Tel. 5'b, 1957 B.C. Tel. 4'a'8. 1961 Cal. Pow. 5, I960 CN, Power 5 s, 1953 D. Gas and 1. 6's. 1945.. Oatineau Power 5's, 1949 . . Int. H. El. 6 s. 1944 Int. Power 6's. 1957 Maclaren Pow. 4's, 1959 . . . Maritime Electric 4's. 1956 Mtl. Tram. 5 s. 1941 Nnd. L. and P 4','a's, J956 .. N.8. Lt. and P. 4's, 1957 . . Ottawa L. fc P. 4's, 1957 . . Saguenay Power 4's, 1966 Shaw. W. and P. 4's. 1961 ., U. Sec. 5's. 1952 Industrial Bonds Abl. 5's. 1953 Alb. Pac. Or. 6's. 1948 Brown Co. 5's. 1945 Can. Cement 4's, 1951 .... Can. Canners 4's. 1951 CP. Sys. 1951. ex-stock .. C. Int. Pap. 6's. 1949 Dom. Tar 4's. 1961 99 102 Do. P. 4's. 1961 Pam. Play. 4's. 1951 ... Fed. Gr. 6's, 1949 Fraser Co. 6's, 1950 Gt. Lakes Paper 5's. 1953 Lku St. John 5's, 1961 ... McColl Fr. 4's. 1949 ... Mersey P 6's. 1949 Roland Paper 4's, 1951 M. and O. P. 6's, 1945 ... Price- Bros. 5's. 1957 Restlgouche Co. 6's, 1948 United Am US. 5 s. 1956 . . 96 98 95 98 75 78 ! 120 103 106 105 ' 104 107 102 102 104 72 75 93 95 98 96 100 89 92 96 99 102 99 102 100 103 60 63 62 64 96 99 50 53 102 105 100 102 64 66 101 103 99 i 102 81 84 99 102 96 99 98 89 92 61 64 101 104 96 98 102 105 47 49 87 90 96 99 97 ' 98 Alberta .... 4 1954 53 . 57 4 1956 55 59 Br. Col 4 1953 100 103 5 1945 102 105 Manitoba .. 4 1956 89 93 6 1947 99 103 New Bruns.. 3 1951' 83 87 4 1961 96 99 Nova Scotia. 3 1950 90 94 4 1960 104 106 Ont Hydro., 3 1930-53 97 99 Ontario .... 3 1947-50 96 98 4 1949 1 07 109 3 1949-51 98 101) Quebec . .... 3 1951 90 93 3 1949 92 95 4 1945-50 103 107 P. E. 1 3 1945 94 98 Bask. ,, 4 1951 83 87 4 1954 71 75 Calgary 4 1962 82 87 Edmonton.. 4 1967 81 86 Montreal ... 4 1945 87 91 5 1954 93 96 4 1971 88 91 Quebec 4 1950 98 101 Reglna 5 1945 84 . 89 Saint John. 4 1971 94 99 Toronto 4 1945 104 107 Three Rivers 4 1956 97 100 Vancouver . . 4 1968 88 93 Winnipeg .. 4 1960 97 101 M.C.S '4 1948 ? 92 95 Mtl. Met. .. 4 1962 87 90 4 1947 86 89 DOMINION GOVERNMENT BONDS. British Consols. 2 Perpetual 74 175 Dominion Government. 2 June 1, 1944 100.60 101.10 2 June 1, 1943 102.20 102.70 2 NOV. 15, 1944 102.05 102.55 3 Oct. 15, 1942 102.90 103.40 3 Perpetuals 88 89 3 June 1. 1950-55 97 98 3 June 1. 1953-58 963 97 3 July 1. 1946-49 102 102 3 Nov; 15, 1948-51 100 100 3 Feb. 1. 1948-52 100 100 3 July 1. 1956-66 99 69 3 Oct. 15, 1944-49 102 103 4 Oct, 15.- 1943-43.,... 105.85 106.15 4 Oct. 15. 1947-52 104 105 4 Oct. 15.' 1944 108.95 109.45 4 Feb. 1. 1946 109V. 110 4 Nov. 1946-56 107 108 4 Nov. 1, 1947-57 108 108 4 Nov. 1. 1948-58 108 109 4 Nov. 1. 1949-59 109 110 5 Nov. 15, 1941 104.05 104.53 3 Oct. 15. 1943 108.90 109.40 DOMINION GOVT. GUARANTEED. Unlisted Klines 3y Eproule. Phillips and Co., Ltd. Albany River Acordia AbbeyTill Area Amalgamated Kirk Barber Larder Big Master . . . Capital Rouyn continental Central Manitoba Chemlnis Crescent Klrkland . Com Lake De Santis Dayton Eut I .aroma Fart Rouyn ... Elmos . . Frontier ....... Franco ........ Hiawatha Hugh Pam Hutchison Lak Kenricia Kewapama .... Kiena Lacom Lardego Lake Dufault .... LaJt Geneva Lowrey Petroleum. Martin Bird Magnet Lake Magnet Cons ............. Mother Moshla , Mooshla No. AmrA Molydenum .. National MalartU Negus ..... .55 Norbeau . . O'Leary ... pemlska, , Oklend . . . Pascal is .. Pelangio .. Presdor . . , Privateer Proprietary Quebec Manitou. Rhyollts Red Lake O. Shors Rand Malartic Rose Gold New .... Red Gold . Springer ..... Sheldon , Sbenengo Smelters Gold Winoga , Wells Woco .. . .. . Bid Asked .12 .14 2S .28 .02 J03 .04 .06 .07 .01 .02 .01 .02 .01 .05 .02 XA .02 .03 .02 .02 .03 .10 .13 JOI , .02 ' .01 .13 .04 .06 .0 .25 JO .05 X8 04 .05 " X-3 .03 .03 .08 .10 .02 J02 J20 az .07 .15 .20 .02 .03 .16 .18 .82 .85 .08 .09 .03 .01 .02 .19 JJ6 .40 .55 .68 .14 .19 .01 J02 .62 .04 .07 .08 J2A .28 .02 .03 .04 .42 .46 1.85 2.05 .05 .07 .02 .01 .02 JO .12 .06 .02 : .04 , .05 ' .02 .05 .03 .05 JOI J02 .03 JO .13 .03 .05 C.N R. , 2 1942 100.83 101.33 . 2 , 1943 100.80 . 101.30 ' " " 1 2 1944 101.20 101.70 21 1945 . 99 100 3 1944 103.45 104.95 S 1945-50 98 98 3 1948-52 97 97 3 1948-53 97 97 3 19,)4-58 95 96 4 1951 112 112 4 1956 112 113 4 1967 112 113 4 1955 114 115 5 1954 115 115 , S 1949-69 116 116 C.N.WJ.S.S... 5 1955 116 117 G.T.P. . 3 1962 97 99 Mt. Harbor.. 5 1949-69 116 117 Unlfeted Stocks By Castledlne. DcsLaurlers Poulln. Industrials Acme Farmers 7 Pr Burns A Co. Ltd "A" Burns & Co. Xtd "B" EJd Askefl 23.00 26.00 5.00 3.25 Calgary Power Pr 87.75 Cdn Airwavs 1.10 Cda Industries "A" 213.00 Oin Industries 'B' 210 00 Cdn Industries Pr ....... 165.00 Cdn WeM-tnghouse ...... 40.50 Colonial Stamhips .... 15.00 Detroit Cda Tunnei 11.00 Dunlop Tir Pr 22.25 Federal Grn 6 Pr ... 30 00 Ouelph Carpet f- 17.25 Guelph Carpet Pr 89.50 Hart Battery 3.75 Loblaw Inc 12 35 Mt Roval Hotel Pr 2.75 Nor Ont Pwr Pr 76.00 N S LSrht & Pwr Pr 104.00 Provincial Paper Pr ..... Reanlte Corp Reliance Grain ; 66.00 Standard Fuel 1.00 Std Fuel ?. Pr ....... 55.0O Toronto Carpet ......... 34.0J Toronto Carpet Pr 63.00 ttntted Steel "A" Pr .... 22 75 Western Grn 6 Pr... 5.73 lriees PROVINCIALS. MUNICIPALS. Strictly subject to change. INVESTMENT TKUfTS. Corporation- Bid Ask Bullock Fund 12 "13 Can General Invest Ltd... x7 8 Cdn Investment Fund . . . X3.45 3.85 Continental Shs Cum Pfd 9 11 Cons Dlv Std Sees Com... x 8 Cons Div Std Sees Pfd x7 Corporate Investors x5 Corporate Trust Shs Mod. 2.45 Dom Scott Inv Trust Com xl.00 1.11 Dom Scott Inv Trust Pfd. x 26 Fund Trust Shs "A" ..... 3.65 4.20 Fund Trust Shs "B" 4.15 Incorporate Investors .... 4.55 5.32 Maryland Fund , 3.90 4 93 Mass Investors Trust .... 18.65 20.05 North Amer Trust 1955 ... 2.62 Quarterly Income Shares. X6.30 7.25 xDenotes Canadian price. FOREIGN BONDS. Government Due Bid Ask Argentine 4 1948 80 82 '.'4 Australian 4 1956 46 48 Brazil 6 1957 11 13 Canada 5 1952 98 98 Chile Republic .... 6 1951 10 12 Colombia 6 1961 26 27 Denmark 4 1962 32 35 French (Stamped), 7 1949 46 70 Japan 6 1954 69 72 Norway 4 1956 33 38 Peru National Loan 6 1960 6 7 Sao Paulo 8 1952 7 9 U S Treasury 3 1955 111.6 111.8 Corporation . Amer Tel & Tel... 5 1943 105.12 105.20 ASSOC TBI 3C Tel A 3 1953 65 69 Beth Steel Conv .. 3 1952 1 07 1 07'; Col Gns & El Conv 5 1961 104 105 cons jsaison or ny 3, J948 107 108 Inter Hydro Elect. 6 1944 50 52 Inter Tel & Tel ... 5 ' 1955 25 25. Paramount Picts. . 3 1947 91 92V Rep Steei-Gen "C". 4 1956 101 102 stand ow oc Lignu e msf 70 71 Studebaker C Conv-6 1945 100 102' Twin City R T A 5 1952 59 61 Railway- Baldwin Loco Conv 1950 116 117 ' a Bait & Ohio Conv. 4 1960 12 13 Cdn National Rly.. 5 1969 94 96 Cdn Pacific Rly ... 5 1954 71 Erie General "A".. 4 1953 24 26 Lehigh Valley 4 2003 19 19 Miss Kansas Si Tex 4 1990 23 24 New York Central. 4 2013 56 57 Southern Railway.. 4 1956 56 57 Nazis Grab Cars So Denmark Uses Leg-Power n ss2a. Ira V. j .J Perhaps this picture Is meant for a laugh the good citizens of once progressive little Denmark resorting to pushmobilcs because of a German decree abolishing private motor cars. At least these two Danes don't look so gloomy about it. nut this scene Is typical of the way totalitarian "efficiency" is bringing life ln occupied countries almost to a standstill not only ln defeated France, but also In little Denmark, which never opposed the Nazis. German efficiency, of course, Is all directed at waging war In this case by saving gasoline. Markets- at a Glance NEW YORK Aircrafts attract customers but most other leaders are neglected. MONTREAL Prices irregular in modest trading. TORONTO Very few price changes in last of month dealings. CHICAGO Wheat touches new high leVel for last three and half months. WINNIPEG Prices rally after early hesitation. Britain Quite Capable Montreal Stoek Exeliniigc Sales By Canadian Pre.- High Low Noon 275 Asbestos 18 18 18 11 Can Cement ... 5 5 5 3 Can Cem Pfd . . 96 , 96 96 5 Con Smelt . 40 40 ' 40 290 DIM Seng xd . . . , 25 25 25 5 Dom Bridge .... 27 27 27 50 Dom Stores . ; . . . 4 4 4 5 Gen SU Wrs .... 6 6 6 105 Imperial Oil ... 11 11 11 50 Massey-H 3 3 3 1056 Mont Power xd. 30 29 30 10 Que Power .... 15 15, 15 295 Shawintgan 19 19 19 5 Sherwin - 9 9 9 Bonds Banks Salei Hich low Vnon 2 Montreal 190 190 190 $330 Dm Can 3T '52 100 100 10C Curb 25 B C Parkers . 12 12 11 25 C N Power P Xd 9 98 PS 13 Can P P Inv . .23 .25 .25 375 Dom Woolens P 6 5 10 E Koct P 7 7 7 10 Fraser V T . . . 11 11 11 Mines 100 Beaufor OS .03 .03 1000 Slroe 61 61 SI 100 Sullivan 66 66 n Sales Industrial. 2.800; mine. 1.300. Livestock MONTREAL. MONTREAL. Sept. 30. Grass calves and hogs were f a shade easier . while other classes of livestock held steady ln early trade on Montreal livestock mar kets today, according to the Dominion Department of Agriculture. Receipts: Cattle 1.311. calves 3.285, sheep 2.850, hogs 1,979. - Cows were the first to sell and these brought $5.75 for good kinds. $4.73-$5.23 for mediums, and $4-$4.50 for common kinds. Canners and cutters were $2 50-$3.75. Odd steers sold at S8-S8 50 for good kinds and $6.50 for mediums. There were not enough early sales of steers to establish prices. Veal calves were strong and grassers were 25 cent or more lower. Good veals made $10-$10.50 with few tops up to $11. Medium kinds sold up to $10 with common light veals down to $8. Drinkers were $S.SO-$7.50. Grasners were slow and easier, selling from $4-$4.8S witn the bulk between $4.50-$4.75. Lambs were steady to a shade higher in spots. Good ewes brought $8.50- $8.75 with most sales at $8.50. Culls and bucks were cut $2 per cwt. Sheep were $3-$5 with a w yearlings up to so ana witn tne bulk of the sales be tween $4. $5. Hogs were slow and prices unsettled A couple of hundred hogs were sold at 13 cents lower than last week, making $9 for bacons fed and watered and $12 hot weight. Balance of hogs were not sold in early trade. TORONTO. TORONTO. Sept. 30. Early cattle trade was dull at the Livestock Market Of Handling Gibraltar t nwrvMM cot-.- oo r" T i I here today except on butcher cows and LONDON, faepi. M tU.f.J stockers. Early veal calf trade was An authoritative British source commenting today on Virginio Gayda's claim that Gibraltar is Spanish territory, observed that "if there is to be any assigning of Gibraltar it would not be left to Italians and the British feel quite capable of looking after it." New York Stock Exchange QUOTATIONS By Thomson and McKinnnn Open Noon Air Reduction 40' Allied Chemlcsl 163 New York Bonds Are Dominated By Rails NEW YORK, Sept. 30. (A.P.) De mand for rail issues dominated a steady bond market today. Encouraged, by rising traffic and in dications of further Improvement ln revenues, buyers bid up many carriers fractions to more than a point by noon. Amnnir ' t h , Da f n f. r. uffrf Hr.flt Northern 3s. Erie 5s of '75, Santa Fe 4s of '95. Northern Pacific 4s, Southern Railway 4s and Southern Pacific 4s of 68. In the foreign dollar section Aus tralian 4s and 5s of '55 jumped around 2 points each. Also ln demand were Argentine, Brazil. Peru and Uruguay . issues.. German, Italian and Japanese loans tended downward, - One U.S. treasury Issue rose more than point but trade was too sparse to establish a definite trend. 6.00 4.00 99.00 1.60 220.00 213.00 168.50 42.00 16.00 1C.50 23.50 32.25 19.00 102.00 6 00 13.00 3.25 85.00 107.00 102.00 104.50 3.50 3.50 71.00 2.00 59.00 7000 23 .10 e.73 Grain Pits 'WINNIPEG WINNIPEG. Sept. 30. (CP.) After showing hesitation In early trading today, wheat futures prices on Winnipeg grain exchange rallied to stand unchanged to cent higher at the end of the first half hour trade. . The October future was posted at 71 cents a bushel, December at 73 and May at 77 . Chicago wheat prices - continued to show strength today after substantial advances ttaturtiuy and were quoted cent higher. Buenos Aires wheat opened unchanged. . Light showers fell in southern Sas katchewan last night, but the wea ther elsewhere on the Prairies was fair and favorable to harvest. Opening Prices. Wheat Oct. to lower 7l-a Dec. lower 73, May to lower 77-b. Oats Oct. to higher 31-a, Dec. uncn. 29. May lower 231,ft. Barley Oct. higher to unch. 39-ia. Dec. , unch. 39, May to nigner 41 -. . Fiax Oct. higher 118. Dec. high er 117. May higher 118'i. Rye Oct. unch. 45. Dec. higher 10 O'clock Prices Wheat Oct. higher 7144: Dec. un changed 73. May unchanged 77. Oats Oct. lower, 31 A. Barley Oct. lower, 39A. f Flax Oct. higher. 118B. Rye Oct. lower 45A. Mining District To Play Big Part Godbout Declares VAL D'OR, Que., Sept. 29. (CP.) Quebec province is count ing on the newly-developed northwestern district to restore it to the front position it held in Confederation, Premier Adelard Godbout said in an address here Saturday night in the course of his tour through Abitibl and Terniscamin- gue counties. "The northwest with its agricul ture and mines will return us to this position in the concert of Canadian provinces," said Mr. Godbout who officiated last Friday at opening ceremonies of the new Maniwaki-Mont Laurier-Senne-terre highway which forms direct road links between Hull ana Mont real and northwestern Quebec. Stressing that construction of the new highway was no sign of hostility towards . "the neighboring province," he said Quebec wished to co-operate with all the prov inces which were "sisters," all responsible for Canada's greatness. To Abandon Test CALGARY, Sept. 29 Decision i to abandon the Home test of the Brazeau o!! structure was reached st a meeting of the board of directors of the Home Oil Company here. Major J. R. Lowery, managing-director, stated Saturday, Major Lowery said that despite heavy Kas pressure which lifted the tools up ths hole on one occasion, there was not ufrteient oil to make the well a com mercial producer and. as a consequence, abandonment was the safest course. CHICAGO CHICAGO, 8ept. 30. A.P.) Wheat prices advanced about cent to a new high level for the past three and one half months In early trading today Buying was Attributed to mills as well as local traders. Opening - higher, dercmber 82- , May 82-82. wheat later held nrm Corn started unchanged to up December 57. May 387s. Opening Prices. Wheat Dec. 82-, May- 82-82 July 79-78. CornDec. 57. May 56. ..Oats Msy 32. ' - Soy beans Oct. 75. Dec. 76, May 79:,-. Rve Dec. 45. May 49Bi, Lard -Oct. 4.65. Dec. 4.85. Jan. 3.00, May 6.20. FLOUR ANI FEED MONTtlEAL. Sept. 30. ( CP.) Wheat No. 1 Nor. 81. No. 2 78. No. 3 76' No. 272: extra No. 3 CW oats 40 No. 2 feed barley 48; a bushel ' basis track. - Spring wheat flour: First patents 5.35-5.90: seconds 4.83-5.40; bakers patents 4.85-5.30: winter wheat flour choice grades In car lots 3.30-3.40 broken lots 3.30-3.60 (nominal quota tlons subject to tax adjustment); white corn flour in csr lots 6.20, ln broken tots 6.50; bran 23.25; shorts 24.25; mid dltngs 28.25; rolled oats, hag of 80s 3.00 .hay. No. 2 ton iz.50-i3.ot Amer. Can. Co American Celan Amer. Locomotive Amer. Power and Light American Radiator American Smelting American Tel. and Tel, . American Waterworks . Anaconda Copper ...... Atchison Rly Baldwin Locomotive .... BarnHdall Corp Bendlx Bethlehem Steel Brlggs Body Borden Dairy Borg-Warner Budd Manf Canadian Pacific Chrysler Coca Cola Columbia Gas Commercial Solvents ., Com. and Southern . . , Cont. linking Consolidated Edison .., Corn Products , Curtis Wright A , Curtis Wright , Deere , Doug. Air , Electric Auto Light .. Freeport Texas General Electric Oeneral Foods General Motors ....... Goodrich Goodyear Tire International Harvester International Nickel . . . Inter. Paper Inter. .Paper Pfd. ...... Inter. Tel. and Tel. ... Kennecott Copper .... Montgomery Ward 100 28 13 3 7 403 162 8 22 16 15 , 8' ' 31 79 21 10 18 4 3 79 110 5 10 1 2fl 52 27 7 21 77 35 32 35 40 49 12 16 46 27 14 69 2 30 40 41 163 100 28 15 3 7 41 162 8 22 16 15 8 31 79 21 19 18 4 3 79 110 5 10 1 9 2fl 53 27 7 21 77 36 35' 40' 49'; "la 16 to, J 27 it ',1 59 2 30 40'. Open Noon Nfcsh-Kelvlnator . 5 National Biscuit 19 19 National Dairy Products 13 13 National Dlst 21 21 North American Aviation 17 17 New York Central 14 14 Northern American 18 18 Pacific Gas and Electric . 29 29 Packard Motors 3 3 Pennsylvania Ry 21 22 Phillips Pet 34 35 Publlo Service of N.J. .. 34 33 Pullman 21 21 Radio 4 4 Sears Roebuck 82 82 Southern Rly 12 13 Southern Pacific S 9 Standard Brands 6 6 Standard Oil Calif 17 17 Kocony 8 8 Hperry Corp 41 41 Standard Oil of N.J. ... 33 33 Studebaker 7 7 Texas Co 35 35 Texas Gulf 33 33 United Aircraft 40 40 United Corporation 1 l United Gas Improvement 11 11 US, Alcohol 23 23 U.S. Ituhbfi- 20 20 Union Carbide 74 74 Union Pacific 83 83 U.S. Steel 58 58 Vanadium Steel 32 32 Western Union 18 18 Woolworth 33 33 Yellow Cab 15 15 Youngstown Sht 33 33 Curb Produce FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. TORONTO. Sept. 30. Wholesale fruit and vegetable prices, supplied by White and Company today were: Ontario frutt and vegetables: Mushrooms 23-25c lb; new potatoes, 75-lb. bag 85-90c; Leamington cooking onions. 50-lb. bag. No. 1 65-75c: radishes 15c doz- cucumbers. 11-at. basket 65-75c; local spinach 50c: cabbage, orange boxes 25-30c; cauliflower, crates si-ci.23: Deew 10-15c; Canadian Wealthy apples, nusnei 75c-1.25: B.C. Mcintosh Red apples. boxes $1.75; plum, blue and green 25- 30c: oraches. No. 1 38-40c; peaches. No 27-30C, selects 45c; blueberries 11.10- $1.50: head lettuce, crates 3 -doz. boxes $1: parsley, 6-qt. basket 25c; local pep- pers. green. 11-qt. DasKet jo-uc, rra peppers, hot 75c-$l; red pePPrs, sweet 73C-S1: tomatoes, li-qt,. - Dasaet, ino. i 20-25c: beans, wax -o-&uc. green ou-ooc carrots 10-15c doz.; celery, crates, white il-S1.25: Canadian canteloupe, 20-qt. basket 4O-30c; Canadian Spanish onions S2.10 California Valencia oranges 4. 30-15; California lemons $4.25; California Bart- lett pears 3.50-$3.73; Jamaica limes, box S3. 30; grapes. California Red Mnlagaa $1.85-11.90; Thompson seedless $2. Rlbers $2.15-$2.25; California grapefruit. aU sizes $4: Honduras grapefruit $3.75-$4.25 California iceberg lettuce. 6-dos $4.25; sweet potatoes. Tennessee, hampers $1.75; green peas $2.75; Cape Cod cran berries, 23-lb. boxes $4.m-$4.73. HI ITT Kit AND CIIKKRK MONTREAL. Sept. 30. (CP.) Cana dian commodity exchange. 8pot: But ter. Que. (92 score). 24-. Cheese, unquoted. Eggs. Eastern A. large. 33; A, medium, 31-31: A. pullets, 25-25: B, 26-27: C, 17-17. To arrive: Butter and cheese un quoted. Butter lutures: Nov., 24"a-23: uec. 24-25. very slow. No price was established for hogs. The general lamb market was unsettled. No early sales of sheep were reported. The holdover from last week wan 600 head of cattle Receipts reported by the Dominion Marketing Service were: Cattle 3.490; calves 1.300; hogs 320; sheep and lambs ooo Good butcher cows sold firm at $5- $3.50. Western stockers brought $6.50- $7.50. The veal calf run included 800 wes terns. Veal calves sold at $10.50-$!! for a few choice. A few good lambs delivered by rail sold at $9 Hogs closed previously at $9 off -trucks for bacons and $12-$12.1S dressed weight. Am. Alum Am. Cyma Am. Gas and Elec. Elec. Bnd. and Sh. Ford Mot. of Can. ' Pant a pec St. Regis Paper ... Technicolor 'A' Bid Asked 156 159 35 36 32 32 5 5 11 11 3 3 2 21, 9 9 Will Demolish O.E.R. Rockcliffc Car Barns The Rockclifle car barns of the Ottawa Electric Railway, substantial brick barns just north of Princess Louise avenue, are to be demolished according to David Gill, general manager of the com pany. Demolition will start tomor row. The contract for the work has been let to Baker Brothers. Part of the barns was destroyed some years ago when fire swept through the building. Subse quently the remaining barns were used for storage space. It has long been felt that the barns consti tuted somewhat of an eyesore arl in order to co-operate with the Federal District Commission the O.E.R. has decided to remove them. Equipment which has been stored in the barns will be moved to other buildings owned by the O.E.R. Security Prices Down On London Exchange LONDON, Sept. 30. (A.P.) Security prices tended lower today after Friday's reaction on news of Japanese alignment with the axis powers. Japanese Iksucs weakened, with Tokyo 5s down 3 points at 26. Brazilian loans improved as a result oi sinxing fund nurchases. A mld-sesMion rally in British government bonds failed to hold and the ground ended with outside losses of point. Leading Industrial issues were trimmed a few pence and brewery stocks were again offered from the provinces. Kaffirs steadied ln late trade when early profit-taking sales let up. Coppers held quietly steady, along witn rubber and oil stocks. Com in ml i t i cs NFW YORK COTTON NEW YORK. Sept. 30 (A.P.)- lutures opened 2 to 4 lower. -Cottqh " Prev. Cloie Open October 9.58 9 33 December 9.57 9.55 January 9.50n 9.47b March 9 51 9.48 May 0.33 9 32 July 9.14 9.10 b-Bld; n-nomlnal. CRUDE IlUIHlt-R NW YORK. Sept. 30. (A.P.) Crude rubber futures (old) opened inactive Dec.; 19.50b; March, 19.36b; May, 19.i0b. b-Bld. LONDON TIN PRICES LONDON. Sept., 30. (C.P.)-Tin easy; spot, 237 10s bid, E2n8 asked; future, 261 bid, 261 10s asked. MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. Sept. 30. Silver futures opened unchanged today. Bid: Oct. 37.75. HorliciiUiiral Society Holding Open Meeting The Ottawa Horticultural Soci ety will hold an open meeting on Wednesday evening, October 2nd. in the auditorium of the National Museum at 8.15 p.m. All members and friends of the Ottawa and neighboring horticultural societies and women's institutes are invited to attend, as well as any and all interested in this work. Mr. John F. Clark, lecturer in horticulture. Toronto, will address the meeting on rural beautiflcation as applied to highway, home and school. This address will be fully illustrated in color. Carlcton county has done much towards beautiflcation during the past three years and the Ottawa Society desires to show their appreciation through the medium of this meeting. Visitors are requested, to arrive on time. The Ottawa society has had very large increase in membership during the current year. To Face Theft Charge Detective Duncan MacDonel has gone to Montreal to bring back Phillippe Bornais, who was arrested by the Montreal police on a warrant from Ottawa. He will race a. charge of stealing $82.50 from the Milk Bar Limited, Sparks street, where he was employed about 22nd. Money Rates MONTHLY BANK CLEARINGS Ottawa $152.5.43 Sherbrooka 3.405.545 Toronto 370.529.084 Hamilton 22.346.064 Fort William 3.532.411 Quebec 20 932.042 Montreal 381.361,686 BAR GOLD. MONTREAL. Sent. 30 Bar told ln London was unchanged at $37.54 an ounce ln Canadian funds; 168s ln Brit ish, representing the Bank of England's Duying price. xno nxed 3S Washlnit ton price amounted to $38.50 ln Cana dian. OFFICIAL CANADIAN RATES. Official Foreign Exchange Control Board rates unchanged at: U.S. dollars buying 10 per cent, premium, selling 11 per cent, premium. Equivalent dis counts on Canadian dollars ln New York: Buying 9.91 per cent., selling 9.09 per ceni. Sterling, ln Canadian funds, buvlrui selling fi . POTATOES AND POULTRY MONTREAL. Sept. 30. (CP.) Do minion Department of Agriculture re ports: Potatoes: Mtl., new. Orade 1. .65-.70; 2. .40-.50: N B.. old. No. 1 75s, 1.00-1.25 P.E.I.. old. No. 1 75s. 1.00-1.25; N.B.. new No. l 75s. .62-.70; p.E.L. new. No. I 75s( .80-.85. (Potato prices are wholesale.) Poultry: Chickens, frozen, mllkfed, Grade A. 22-26; B, 20-24; fresh fowls 20; turkeys. A 25-26. B 23-24. 19-21: ducklings. Brome Lake A, 24. (Poultry prices nominal.) MONTREAL EGG MARKET MONTREAL. Sept. 30. (CP.) Egg prices on open produce markets were quoted here today as follows: Graded shipments In used free cases sold at 33 oents a dozen lor A large. 31' for A medium. 25-26 for A pullets, 26-27 lor B, 17-18 for C. NEW YORK NEW YORK. Sept. 30. (CP.) The Canadian dollar dipped of a cent in terms of United States funds to a dis count of 13 cents ln noon foreign ex change dealings here today. (Ottawa Foreign Exchange Control Board rate, 9.09-991 p.c. dls.) The pound sterling gained of a cent to $4.04. LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL, Sept. 30. (A.P.) Hams American and Canadian grades. 118s 6d, Bacon. American Wiltshire. 35-65 lbs 113s 6d: long clear middles. 28-40 lbs. 122s 6d: clear bellies. 14-20 lbs., 89s 6d short clear backs. 12-20 lbs.. 131s 6d shoulders, square cut. 12-16 lbs.. 92s 6d shoulders, picnics, 3-8 lbs.. 70s 6d Canadian Wiltshire. 113s 6d. Lard American refined, two 28-lb. boxes (Importers to wholesalers price). 64s. Cheese (all types, 112 lbs.), 94s 4d ex 6tore. Turpentine spirits, American spot, duty paid. 58s 4d. Linseed oil. raw, Liverpool make. 41s 4d. Rosin, types F. u ana . American spot, job. Petroleum on. American refined, spot, ln bbls 15 pence. NOON RATES At Montreal Pound: Buvlng. 4 43. selling. 4.47; U.S. dollar buying, 1.10, selling, 1.11; franc unquoted. At New York Pound. 4.04; Cdn. dollar. .86; franc unquoted. In gold Pound los Id; US. dollar. 61.06 cents; Canadian dollar, 55.06 cents. BAR SILVER LONDON. Sept.. 30. (A.P.) Bar silver 23 7-16d.. unchanged. (Equivalent 42.30 cents.) Anglo-IIuronian Limited TORONTO. Sept. 30. (CP.) The annual report of the Anglo-Huronlnn Limited shows a net profit of $166,436 for the year ended July 31. This was from the revenue and expenditure account. Net pront of $29,677 was realized from the sale of Investments and $2,130 from sale of sundry equipment Total profit credited to the surplus account was $198,244. less $13,744 taxes. or a net Increase In surplus of $184,499. Iloyal Typewriter Co. NEW YORK. Sept. 30. Royal Typewriter Company and Its subsidiary earned $2:387.753 ln the fiscal year ended Julv 31. equal to $7.90 a common share, compared with $1,633,586. or $5.17 a share in the preceding fiscal year. Will Meet Payments MONTREAL. Sept. 29. The city of Montreal will meet Interest payments on $6,913,500 bonds, which were de faulted last spring and summer Lac tance Roberge. director of finance, an nounced Saturday. The semi-annual Interest amounts to about $150,000 and will be payable November 15 for the 6 per cent bonds totalling $3,949,500 which were due May 15 last, December 1 for the 3 per cent bonds totaUlng $2,710,000 which were due July 1, and December 13 for the 4 per cent bonds totalling $254,000 which were due July 15. MRS. JOHN' COOrER Mrs. John Cooper, 203 Fifth avenue, a native oi iwornsourg and a resident of the Capital since 1901. died this morning at a local hospital in her 67th year. Mrs. Cooper, the former Mary Jane Fisher, was born at Morris- burg . in 1874. She received her education at Iroquois. Ont.. and 50 years ago married John Cooper. The couple moved to Ottawa shortly after the great fire in 1901. Mr. Cooper died ln February of this year. Surviving are three sons. Arling ton and Mac of Ottawa and Jack: of Los Angeles, Cal.: three daugh ters. Mrs. Claude Rupert of Ottawa. Mrs. Charles Low, Toronto, and Miss Greta Cooper. Ottawa; two sisters, Mrs. Eva Hogg. Iroquois, and Mrs. Stanley Holt cf St. Lambert, Que., and 12 grand children. The funeral service will be in the chapel of Hulse and Playfair Limited. 315 McLeod street, on Wedneseday afternoon at three o'clock. Interment will be in Pine-crest cemetery. , BACON HOGS TORONTO. Sept. 30. (CP.) Bacon hog prices were unchanged at Brant ford. London. Peterborough and Strat ford markets reporting early today. Dressed weight: Brantford $11.50 plus transportation. London $1150 plus transportation. Peterborough $11.50 plus transportation, stratlord fil.au pius tra ns porta t Ion . Cameron Highlanders Holding IIarch Tonigh A route march will be the main item on this evening's semi weekly drill program of the 2nd Battalion Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa. N.P.A.M. The unit will parade through about five miles of the city"; streets, leaving the Drill Hall at eight o'clock. Commanded by Lt Col. O. S. Macfarlane. M.C VJD the 600 militiamen will follow course traced north along the Driveway to Wellington, then west to Bay, south to Laurier avenue east to Kent, south to Argyle, east to the Driveway and north to the Drill Hall.. It is expected that the regi mental pipe band will be in at tendance. Pembroke Man Injured In Crash Near Eganvill PEMBROKE, Sept. 30. (Special) When the car which he was driving failed to negotiate a sharp turn on the Eganville road just south of the town limits late last night, William Jones of Pembroke, received a fractured left arm and multiple cuts and bruises. A passenger ln the car, Miss Jean Kidd, escaped, with severe shaking-up. The car, which left the road and entered a deep ditch, turned over twice.. It was wTecked. Con stable James McDermott invest! gated. you are looking for a good used car you will find the biggest variety and the best values in the "Autos for Sale" column of Citizen Classified Ads. OBITUARY MISS AMANDA STRANG. Largely attended was th funeral this morning of the late Miss Amanda Strang from her lata home, 411 Nelson street, to St. Joseph's church and Notre Dame cemetery. Rev. Father J. Ryder. O.M.I, chanted the funeral mass at nine o'clock. Prayers at the graveside were led by Rev. Father James Sullivan, O.MJ. Numerous beautiful floral and spiritual offer ings included those from the Ottawa Paint Works and the Cinderella Book Store. Miss Strang died on Friday following an illness of several weeks. KENNETH J. ARMSTRONG Rev. Father Leo Blanchfield chanted requiem high mass this morning at Our Lady of Perpetual Help church for Kenneth Joseph Armstrong, employe of Cram Printers, Ltd, who died on Fri day. Assisting at the service wer Rev. Fathers W. G. Moore, as deacon, and J. P. Mann as sub-deacon. Burial. was ln Notre Dams cemetery. Men Must Take Risk LONDON. Sept. 30. 'CP.) It's women and children first now in London's subay refugees. 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