The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada · 43

Thursday, September 23, 1954 THE OTTAWA CITIZEN Today's Market Quotations Toronto TORONTO !CP)-The slock mar ket snapped ' a two-day losing streak today and marched ahead vrith moderate forenoon trading, Industrial gains outnumbered losses about three to one and some western oils had price climbs of more than 50 cents. Base metals and golds were narrowly ahead. With the upswing, the trading pace slackened in comparison with the Tuesday and Wednesday ies- siont of declines. Volume after the first hour was Just under 700,000 shares. .09 .f7 'i .26 .1 1 ' 44H .21 .031 .21, .11 .OS 15 7 Stork Hied 32 Abftt ... M'i Abitl P.. 2514 15 Acadia A . 22 710 Aje .7. 200 Algom . 8 40 9 Algnma 43 300 Alum 7'i loo Alum 2p 107V 99 V Am Led ..110 2100 Am Neph , .95 JSOO Anaeon ... 2 98 305 Anglo Cdn 4 95 J500 Arcan 1.15 250 Argus 17H 13500 Ascot - .51 7rtf0 Atlln 1W Aubelle 2500 Au macho . 175 Aut Eel 500 Avilla . 3200 Banff 2 48 140 Bank Mil 41 J48 Bank Mtl i 270 129 Bank NS .- JO 30 Bank Tor 5S 500 Barvue 1.80. 1070O Banc Metl . .40 11000 Belieka ... M'i 315 Bell 1000 Beta Can 2S00 Bevcouit Sftfl Bldgood 500 Bobio 7000 Bnnville ... 1000 Bordulae 1000 Boymar ... 10 Br Cord 310 Rrarll 30 Brttalta 415 555 BA Oil 271 250 BC For Vm 200 BC Pow 24'i 1000 Brit Em .20 (iOO Broulan 1.45 loflo Buff Cdn . .14 25 Burllngt 24i 100 Burns B .... 49 100 Burrard A. 8 SO Cat Edm 12H 18.160 Calvan 8.H5 2'rt Camp Chi . 4.10 100 Camp Bl 8 90 35 Can Mach 10 25 Can Cem 124 50 C I Fndry IVfr 25 C Per Mor W 750 Cdn Atl Til 8 00 355 Cdn Brew. 24?a 1055 Crin Can .. 29!a S0 Cdn Car . 24 20 C Cela 1.7S 34' 200 C Chera 7V 1750 C Colli .... f.35 500 C Decalta .24 300 C T)v 1.S0 25 C Drde . S.9 10 Cdn Loco . 20- 2rt Cdn Oil . 3.00 750 CPR 26 428.1 Cdn P L... 1.30 300 C Willi ... 2 95 150 Canaa Pet 2.15 200 Canso Nat 1.87 100 Canso Oil . 4.70 900 Cassiar W 1100 Cent F.xpl 5.10 100 Cent ted . 1.45 2400 Chart Oil . 1.25 50 Chat Gal . 14'4 1150 Chem Res . 3.25 2000 Chesterv .. .35 6000 Chlmo . 1.49 2000 Cit Lar .osvi 2100 Coh Chem .70 J57t Cobalt - 1.44 ofl torn will .vi 100 Coniasas . 1.62 500 C AUenb . ,14 8000 Con Astor .15 .1O0 C Penlso . M 2910 C Dlscov . 3.77 JS0O0 C Kalliwet .21 loo con Howe i.m JOflfl C Matar .14 1075 Con M Ma 1.72 2100 Con Smelt 29' 4 2000 Con Nlch . .181 4500 Con Orlac .071 1000 C Sannor . .08 440 Con Gaa 24 inoo Conwest .. 3.75 800 Coulee ... .25 340 Pav Lea A l4 1500 Dfldona 1.20 200 Bet Bio 1.20 300 Dev Led .. 1.50 410 Dint Seag . 32H 50 Pom 17! 2000 noma F.xpl 8.00 500 Bom Asbes ,22 250 Pom Bk S5 Dom Fdry 100 D Magnet . 800 Horn Scot . 75 Dom Tar . 100 Pom T . 500 Donalds 2 1 00 Pyno ..... 1.35 3500 Es.it Mat . 2 97 on East Rim . .90 600 Fast Met . .73 23 Eddy SOO Estella 1075 Felconbr 20(10 Faraday .. 3900 Fargo 1.40 r ea ret . ,na 11100 Fenimor .60 2000 Fent B Wt .18 2'ifl Fleet 1.80 75 Ford A ... 98 5 Fndtn .. 20 , 25 Fraser ... 23 2500 Gailwin ... .28 jooo Gaa Expl . .52 200 Geeo 8,5 30 C.en Mot 83 11400 Geneva .12ti 1250 Giant 8 80 150 Goldale ... J4V4 4500 G F I'ran . .6.1 6O0 Gold Alan . 2.27 (500 Goldhawk . .25'i IS Goodvear . 140 50 Goody P .. 52 '4 1000 Grab Boua .28 4ofl Grandlna . .18 1200 Gt Plains . 2ft'i 2.1O0 GW Sw Gr 8.15 500 Gulf Lead .08' i 3110 Gunnar ... 8.20 3100 Gvvlllim. .ws'i jo t.vpsum .. 50 Bard Carp 1400 Headway i SOO High Crest 75 H & Dauch 46 H Punch B loio Holllnger 450 Hud Bar . 2000 Hv Charf 1204 Imp Oil 0fl Imp Tob . 85 Imp Tb 4P 315 Inglis . 150 1 Met A 4858 Int Mckel i Int Pete .. 110 Intprov PI TO00 Jellicne .. 2ooo Jet OH ' looo joburka) .. ISftOJnIlet 2'J) Jnnsmlth .- 600 Kevmet .. 100 Klondlka . 1300 KrlMJna .. 100 L at Jones Soflfl Lexindin . 00 Liberal Pt 1 85 50 l.ohlw B . 68 11200 Lorado .68 J100 Lnuvlrt ; .M'i 100 Maratsa . 1.78 looo Macfie .12 8300 Mackenn . .51 100 Msrleod 1 77 SOO Madsen .. 1.74 JOOO Magnet ... .09U 2"0 Malartle . 1.79 100 M Leaf M 9' 8.Vfl Marbenor .13 3" J Mawev 4000 Mavbrun . 10 Mrlntvre . 1100 McMarmae 1 500 Merrill Pt 8 30 jofo Meta I'ran .20i 100 Mm LAP P 1200 Mtdcon . .. .4.1 73 Mod Cnnt 1 15'i 45"4 MulU Min J 90 , 700 Nat Prut- 13 25 Nat Groc ; H'i 5 Nat Gre P V' 10 N St Car . 29 1700 Nenbltt 1 10 500 New Bid . .M 2500 N Bristol . 1 00, lino New Cal . 7.1 1120 Nw Plrken 3 Ofl Sfloo V Harrlrna .31 loco V Hugh Ml .11 5fO V Marlon . .OS's 1-wn.l s Mvlanq .45 2OO0 V !na!or It 400 N Superior 2 50 !WMi New Taku 14'4 son Nth . .0I, 2?5 Nnrnda .. 71 H jntl vrr. , .IJ'i mo nc oii .. 3 o jowl Nor Inra . .08 100) X Jtankin . .41 low 21-Va 25' 43 b 17-H 12'fc . H .37 30 .19 19 .75 45 8 .15' 4 .16 45' .70 1' 49' .07-4 34i lo 25 ll1 36 474 22 1 28-V .11 .11 .09 .5 .28 .99 .08 : .25 22 .10', 6 .0!li 6J' .11 Niwm 23'-s 23V, 22 .7 .7 8.35 8.35 43 43 7'. 7H 107V 107-s 1.08 1.08 .94 .94 J 98 2 98 490 495 1.15 1.15 17-H 17i '- .52'Vt ,08'i .08'. .07 "t .07 .25 .25 '., H .HV .11 's 3.40 2.48 40Ts 40's J.70 3 70 49?i 50 55 55 180 J.80 J9 .39 - .08 .08 44'i 44' 4 .21 ,21 .20'4 .20L-4 .05', .05V .28 .28 .11 .11 .08 .08 .io'4 .lO'i 15 IS 7'4 7 405 4.15 275 27H 7' 7 'a 24i 24-Vi .20 20 1.45 1.45 .14 .14 24'4 24'i 48 49 8 8 12H 12H 5 90 6 00 4.10 410 8.90 8 90 10 10 124 124 . 2.T4 2.1' 76Vj 7S'-4 4.95 3.110 24H 24'4 29 297s 24 24 344 34'4 7 7, 8.20 85 .24 .24 1.58 1.58 69 89 20H 20-H 3.1(0 S.iio 28 26 125 130 293 295 2.15 2.15 1.87 1.87 4.70 4 70 580 580 5.10 5.10 1.45 1.45 1.25 1.25 14'4 14'4 3.20 3.20 .35 .33 1.47 1.47 .08 14 .08 14 .68 .70 1.40 1.43 .97 .97 1.62 1,82 .14 .14 .14 .14 .59 .60 S.74 2.75 .20 .20 2 99 2.99 .14 .14 1.71 1.71 29H 29-Vi ,18 .18 .07 .07 .08 .08 2.T4 24 3.65 3.75 ,25 .25 8H T4 120 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.50 150 32'4 324 17V 17V 4.95 8.00 .22 .22 41 43 14 17'4 - 17 14' J4T 12i 121s 6' i 37V -37VH 1.31 1.31 2.95 2.97 .90 .90 .7.1 .73 30 30 ,,19 .19 ' 184 18H .75 . .75 1 30 1 40 3.85 4.05 .55 .58 .18 .18 1.80 1.80 98 98 20 20 2.1 23 .27 .27 .52 .52 8.65 8.65 8.1 81 .12 .124 8 80 3 80 .24'4 .24'4 .61 .61 2.25 2,27 .25 .25 140 140 52'4 52'4 .28 .28 .18 ' ,18 1914 9U 3.11 2.12 .0814 .084 3.15 320 .06 '4 .06' 45 45 8 8 .1514 JSVa .16 .16 45 45 .70 ,70 16'i 16'4 49 49 .07'4 .0714 34'in 341-4 10' 10 , 25 25 11H 11H 36 36 47H 47H 221-4 22 28 H 28H .It .it .11 .11 .09 .09 .55 .55 .27 .28 .99 .99 .08 .08 .24 .25 22 22 .1014 .101.4 1.80 185 68 68 .68 .67 .14H .14-n 1.78 1.78 .12 .12 .50 .51 177 177 174 174 .09-H M 1.70 - 1.70 9's 9' .13 .11 .09' i .09 '-4 8.114 6.1'i .10-1 It 8 20 8 10 J04 JO14 i4 91, .41 .41 15'4 15'4 180 2.88 121 12H ll'l 1U4 77l : 77-, ' ' 29 29 2 08 2 08 3 39 1 00 1 oo ,71 .71 37 3 00 .31 .31 .1? .17 .0514 .0V4 .41 .41 11 11 250 2 50 .14'4 .14'4 00' 711-4. 71H in .13'4 3 80 2 0 .08 .08 .40 .40 New York NEW YORK (AP) For the third straight session, the stock market today advanced in early moderate tradirg. The push ahead was signal with gains running to around point at the outside. Many lead ing issues remained unchanged. Losses were sman. Airlines and oils, which were outstanding in yesterday's market, were in demand today at un changed to higher prices. Name of Stork Opea Air Reduction .. . . 29 Allis CXlmers 67 Amerada Pete. 17814 Amer. Viscose . 35'4 Amer. Brake Shoe .-.,.. 33H Amer. Can. 437 Amer. Cyanamld 51 'a Amer. Rad. Amer. Smelting 40i Amer. Tobacco 82 Amer. Tel. Tel. 1714 Anaconoa . 4214 Atchison 119V, Atlantic Coant Lino - 1164-i Atiantie Refining Baldwin Loco. ....,, Beth. Steel 351 78li 59 13 22-H 26?a 13 2014 3 84T4 Boeing . . Budd Co. Burroughs Add. On. Pac. Case , Celanese ( ho. & Ohio Coca Cola 1144 Com. Solv. 19"a Cont. Can. .. 73V4 Crucible Steel 31 m Curtiss Wright 12H Beere St Co. 28s Douglas Air 85 Dupont . 141H East. Air Lines . zivi Eastman Kodak Elec. Auto Lite . Ferro Enamel ... Flintkote Co. . General Cable Gen. Dynamics -. General Elec. General Food .... Genera! Motors Gllieti.e Gimble Bros. , Goodyear (.rrat North. Ry, Gulf Oil Illinois Central . Inter. Harvester . Inter. Nickel . Inter. Paper Inter. Tel. aV Tel, , Johns Manville ... Jones 8c Laughlln Kennecott Cop. Lehigh Valley .... Lowes lnc, Lorlllard . , Mack Truck Martin Miami Cop. . Missouri Kans. Texas Missouri Pfd. Morris (Phillip) Murray Corp. . Nat. Distillers New York Cent. . North Amer. Co. .Nnrth Pac. Ohio Oil Co. Packard Prnn. Rly. PcpM Cola Phelps Podge . Philco Phillips Pete Prnrtcr 4c Gamble Pullman . Pure Oil . Radio Corp. -...... Republic Steel . . Sears ... Sinclair Socony Vac. Sou t hern Pae. . Southern Rly, Sperry Standard Brand Stand. Oil Cal. Stand. Oil Jersey niuaeosKer . Toxas Corp. ..i Tide Water . .. I'nlon Carbide . .. United Air .. United Fruit . , U.S. Rubber U.S. Steel Vanadium WeMern Union , I.. " West. House Elec. ... Woolworth . ... Voungstown 604 38-i-i 254 3Vm 1414 68H 44-i 7314 88H 69 17H 2', 32 59 51 321.-; 48- 7914 2214 77 28 8S- 16s 18. 4 2414 20'. 28-1 30',4 8'4 75 14 40i 26H 21 20 1, 25H 56 V4 65 '4 2H 17 14-Mi 44H 34V4 63' 90 56'4 64 H 33-v4; 3-i 71i 46-H 48' 45i 5514 74-H 38 72 '4 Montreal MONTREAL. ICP) The stock market continued to lean forward in moderate forenoon trading to day. International Petroleum climb ed 1M points at 23 while Noranda at 7344 was ? better. An upward trend was indicated in the industrial market. Mines and western oils were mixed. Do minion Asbestos increased 8 cents to 23, and Calvan gained 13 cents at o.Oo. Gaspe was slightly easier. Industrial volume was 19,500 shares and mines 43,400. 100 18 7914 22-H . 84'4 61 51 la 37V . 58 3m 56 73 '4 44-v; S614 Calgary OU Stocks BiA Ask Bid Ask nnrrnni a n rv jKntift 17 11 Blu Cr 24 25 N Cont 314 4 Cdn Anac 8 9 Northlan 26 8 -iayns 1u 180 jMUCO . CG Creek 4 4' Realitv ti Freehold 3 ;314 Renfrew 8 Hargal S'4 Royal Cd 8 Jump Pd 12' 15 Sel Oil .22 Keno 28 29 Sunset 27 Led Cal 28 29 Transfle 5 Mercury 8 9',4 W PoU 7 Merland 8 8 York 10 N Ranch 5' 4 6 100 3V4 8 10 24 30 6 75 12 Dividends Declared West Knntenav Pnureecanri I.lah Company, pfd. l-i percent per share Oct. I, record Sept. 24. British Cnllimhia Fnroaf 1riHii.t Ltd., 10 cents Nov. 1, record Sept. 30. 4000 Omnitra .. .0314 500 O Jock CI 2.60 400 O i Ct rts .68 2200 Ont Pyrit. .80 900 Ont Steel . 23 800 Opemisk . 2.35 300 OsisKo .40 1000 Pac East . .15 2350 Pac Pete. 8.90 4fl Peace Riv. 6.35 173 P C Jewel. 124 1300 Peruvian . 1.38 35 Pick Crow 1.20 225 Placer ... 31 2400 Pontlae .. 2.33 4O0 Powell Riv 37L4 100 Pr Met 13H 240 Preston .. 4 00 2600 Pronto 5.10 2325 Que Cop . 1.05 jooo Que Nick . .45 200 Qurmont . 20 5400 Badiore ..1.15 1500 Red Poplar .17 Si 3200 Rexspar .. 1.11 22450 Rayrock .. .66 200 Rlx Athab 1.25 124900 Roy Silv . Mi IOO KOV Pk 4.!-i 273 Roy Bk rts 2.60 25 Rovallte 12'4 15 San Ant .1 35 2100 Sapphire . 3 40 800 Scurrv 1.00 195 Shawln ... 50 2205 Sherritt I. 3 00 2350 S'l Miller .1.00 . 15 Stater 12H 100 Southam . 35'4 100 St Pav 25 1000 Starratt .. .13 50 Stedman . 2.1 '4 55 Steel Can 36 1 j 1050 Steep Rock 7.45 1500 Sud Cont. .16 300 Sullivan . 3 95 100 Sup Pro P 21H 50 Suptest 17'a 550 Svlvan ! 20 2200 Tandem . . .i'-4 205 Tav PAC 9 107 Tor Elev . 17 150 T Gen Tr . 35 25 Tor Iron . 25 100 T Fin A 4.H4 700 Tr Era .3.1 125 Tr Mt 24 Jiort Triad Oil . 3 00 sooo Tungsten . .24'4 i 175 Un Gas 42 550 U Ashes .. 3.75 350 V Corp B . 16-Vi 350 f a Keno , 8 60 100 U Mnntaub .27Vi 3100 Un Oils 1.1 1 10 Viceroy A . 8"-4 100 Violamac . 1.84 480 Wane 12'4 487 Walker V 68 30 Westeel 21 700 W Tung . .6.1 678 Weston ... 51 S Weston T . 102'4 1500 Wtlrich . .48 . 10fi0 W Inches .. .06 915 Wood Ale .0514 M20 Wr Harg .us 3A' Yk Bear . 1 78 lO Yukrno .15 235O0 Zenmac .21 Car 375 Aug Nfld . 1?5 Asbestos .. 2t"SO Brown ... 23 Brown 1 P 155 C Paper 177 Punont SO M A O Pap 25 Ogilvle ... , 80 Pend Ore . 100 Price 20 Thrift 7100 Yuk Cm ToUl aaiei 811,000 14 , 2iH v S5 111 . 58'4 31 .18 15-g no 4H J7i4 .031j 2.60 .66 . .78 23 2.3.1 .40 .15 823 8.13 12 1.32 1.20 31 2.29 374 1.V 4.00 5.00 , 1.00 .45 20 1.12 .17 . 1.10 '125 .05' 4 - 43 . 260 . 12V4 1 35 J 35 1.00 50 495 .99 124 351 2.1 .1.1 2.1 '4 36 iJg 7.35 .14 3 90 . 2.1 '4 17T4 1.20 ,10'4 9 17 35 . 25 . 43i-i . .1.1 24 3 00 .24 42 375 18V 6 60 .27H 1.10 84 1 84 12'4 67', 21 .63 50 T .08 .05 ' 175 1.75 .14'4 : .18V4 im 29ii 15 V lit 55 32 38 33 30O 35 J5-4 .03',4 2 60 .88 .78 2.1 2.J5 .40 .13 9 90 6.33 12 1.38 1.20 31 2.30 3714 13'hl 400 5.05 1.00 .45 20 1.15 .17 1.10 .82 1.25 i .06H 43-l 2.60 12V4 1 .15 335 1.00 50 495 1.00 12H 35', 25 .1.1 2.H4 36'4 7.40 .16 3 90 2.1-H 17Ts 1.20 .10'4 9 17 ' 35 25 4314 JJ 24 3 00 .24 42 3.75 16H 660 .27'i 1.10 8H 1.84 1214 68 21 .6.1 51 I0214 .48 .08 .03 1.75 1.75 .144 J8VS mi 291-j 151. 111 SSi.4 32 38 33 500 404 35 J7'.i Sales Stock ' High 90 Abit 23-j lOSAbit P 25'4 231 Alumin ... 67v 200 Alum 4 P 2', S Alum 5!4P 107 173 Asbes 1 294 125 Bath A .. 571 276 Bell 44H 752 Brazil 7V 150 BA Oil ... 27 30 BC El 4P 103 40 BC El J P 53 25 BC Forest. 7H 25 BC Tel ... 43 75 Bldg Prod. 43 10 Calg P P 105 SO C Cement 125 22 C Cem P. 30'4j 78 C Iron .. 24 13 C Safey IP 106 200 Cdn Brew 24H 165 C Canners 30 915 C Car 24 25 C Car A . 24 25 C Cel 1914 100 C Ind . 23T 100 C Oil 15'a 100 CPR 26M. 200 C Petrol P 2014 250 C Vickers. 31-H 565 Con Smelt 29'4 5 Corby A .. 14i 475 Stagram 32H 25 D Bridge . 20 885 D 'Steel .. 124 600 P Tar . 9't 50 D Tar P .. 23'i 600 D Tex 6'4 20 Electrx IIV4 125 Fam Play. 274 10 Foundtn .. 20'4 330 Fraser ... 224 25 Gatineatt . 2814 35 Gypsum .. 454 100 H Smith . 28 310 Hud Bay . 494 580 Imp Oil .. 34-H 1100 Imp Tob . lfli4 315 Ind Accp . 48 2795 Int Nick . 474 300 Int Paper. 78'4 210 Int Pete . 2.1 150 Int Util 351,4 485 Inter PI1 . 28-U 125 L Woods . 3614 30 MaeMi! ... 22 4 975 Massev 8 400 McColI . 33'4 250 Molson B. 244 100 Mtl Loco I814 500 Nat Drug 124 23 N St Car 28H 310 Noranda 734 25 Ogllvle ... 3514 510 Ont Steel . 2.W4 14.15 Pow Riv 374 15 Pow Corp. 4SV4 385 Price 41 445 Shawln 4t 445 Shawln 50 50 Shawln 4p 50 50 S Can Pow 46 50 Steel SS'4 52 Thrift 34 100 Triad 2.97 - 50 United Stl. 14 25 Walker 88 480 Weston ... 50-H Banks 100 Mtl 41 14.16 Mtl Rts 2.70 65 Can Natl 3.1 150 Dom . ... 4.1 290 Royal Hts;."2.55 Canadian 300 Ang Pulp.. 341 50 Ang Nfld 114 1015 Brown 15-H 25 Brown 1p.. Ill 40 Brown 2p. 51 300 Can Sug 21 25 C Dre New 1714 10 Cons Dlv P 24H 622 Cons Pap., 57 100 Pupont .1.. 31H4 100 Fleet -. 1.73 75 Ford .. 98 43 Freiman P. 9.1 14 85 Gt Lakes 281 500 Loblaw A.. 40"4 ,115 Loblaw B 68 25 Mclch P 10'4 100 Mex L P 9Vj 25 Minn Ont , 3R 23 Sangamo .. 14 200 T Fin A 4.11-4 150 Union Gas. 42 385 Waterman 124 Mines 100 Algom 8.40 3000 Amor .... .08 5500 Atls Sulph .15 1000 Bellrhass 1.03 2000 Belvills .. .51 1000 Boreal 2.17 14000 Bous Cad .21 1100 Calumet . .3! 1000 Centremaq .08i4 200 Cobalt 1.40 500 D Asbes . .2.1 600 E Mai 2 99 500 E Metal .. .73 300 E Smelt 270 1300 Faloonbrdg 1BH 200 Holllng .. 17 100 Inspira 2.22 1000 ISO ... .62 500 Jardan .29-H 100 Labrador 8.75 200 L Shore ...6.15 40 Mclotvre . 6.1-H 50 Mng Corp 16 50 N Forman .01 4000 f Pacific . .38 2500 N -Vim-ay .0414. 100 Opemlska 2 35 3600 Orchan ... .30 looo Pre Prime .04'4 200 Qua Cpper 1.00 2000 Que Smelt .08 700 Radlore .. 112 200 Sherritt .. 4.95 30O0 Tlmblemont .08 900 Trans Dm .77 2000 Trebor .10t 500 V Ashes . 3 73 300 Willroy 2 25 Oils 1088 Calvan 4.10 3000 Gaspe 8100 Trl Tor Low 231-4 2514 67V4 26V 1071-4 294 B7Vs 44 H 7H 27- 103 .53 7H 43 4.1 105 125 301.4 24 108 24-H 29 24 24 191,4 23', 15'-a 26'fc 20V 31 H 29-4 T4i,4 32'-, 20 12H 9'4 2.1 14 6'4 IIV4 2714 2014 ' 22-Ti 26-H 45V4 26 49 84'4 IOI4 48 47.14 761.4 23 3514 28-i 36 14 2214 7'n SV'4 744 IS',4 12H 28H 7.114 3514 2H4 S71 48'4 41 41 50 50 48 3614 344 2.97 14 68 50 41 2 70 31 4.1 2.55 3414 114 1514 111 51 21 1714 24'a 55 31 V4 1.75 95H 91 '4 28V, 40-V4 68 1014 9'4 3S 14 4.1 '4 41 4 12',-j 840 .08 .13 1.00 .50 2.17 .20 .31 .nsvi 1.40 .2.7 2.95 .73 2.60 18-H 17 2.22 .62 ,29-H 875 6.13 634 18 .01 .3.1'4 .041,4 2.35 .28 .041,4 1.00 .08 1 12 495 .0734 .77 .101.4 3 75 2.23 600 .30 .65 Combined volume to 11,30 Indttstrial 23,200; mines and 66,500. .. .30 .86 11.36 23 'a 251-4 67V i 28M 107 29 571-1 44H 7H 274 J0J 53 7 43 4.1 105 125 304 Z4 106 24H 30 24 24 1914 23 H 15' 2614 2014 314 29V4 14V4 32V4 20 12' ' 9V4 2314 6'4 27V4 2014 22 V, 2S34 4514 4914 34 10!4 48 47'4 7814 23 3514 28-1-4 361A 221,4 8 3.m 244 18'4 12 28S. 7.1",; 3514 23'4 37V4 4614 41 41 50 50 44 3614 54H J.97 14 68 50-14 41 2.70 33 41 2 53 344 ll'4 15H 111 51 21 r7'4 24 57 31 Vi 1.75 98 (13 14 281 40 68 1014 914 38 14 4.114 41 124 8 40 .08 .13 l.OO .50 2.17 .20T4 .31 .08 V4 1.40 .23 297 73 2.60 18 17 222 .62 .29 8 75 6.15 63 16 .01 .334 .0414 2.35 .29 .0414 1.00 .08 1.12 495 .08 .77 .1014 375 223 6.03 .30 .65 .m.: oils Unlisted Mine Approximate quotation subject to confirmation. Sproule. Phillips and Company. Limited. Bid Ask Bid Asked Advance 7 8 Lamm 13 13 Alexandr 314 4'4 Lassie 3 7 Anuwon 35 37 Lm Ech 35 33 Astral 25 28 Lydhrst 24 27 Amax 20 21 Mate Zel 7 9 Arctic 2 9 Milliken 30 33 Aurora 20 23 Mar Bird 1V4 3 Beacon 7 10 Mohawk 1 3 Bl Or 6 Mindus 16 18 Blroco 2 3 Murmae 2;4 314 B McDad 6 S Mare 3 S Bour C 2 4 N Ang 414 8 Bou.an 3 9 Nw Mai 8 8 Camray 2 4 Mary Aa 1 2'4 Crack 20 25 Newror 3 S Cent Man 7 9 - Nipiron 24 26 Con Cap 17 13 Nick Lk 11 13 Cllx 8 9 Norbee 10 14 Canalsk 35 45 Norbean 65 73 Colcourt 19 24 Norcourt 1H 1 Conecho 11 13 N Peninl 14 Cordell 20 26 . Obal 45 14 19 Glencora 3 4 Obalsk 17 20 Clinger 16 19 Oklend 1! 13 Cnalask 25 30 Orchan 26 : 28 Durham 13 16 Privateer 3 6 Punvgn 9 11 Pater 5.1 58 Pestorad 7 9 Polrstar 12 15 Vita 102 125 Quyta 4 6 Eldrich 62 65 Que Sr 9 11 FaLum 8 7 RainVle. 16 19 E Bona 44 6 Randona 1 24 Fllcka 114 2 Redron 8 6 Fortv-Fr 70 100 Redbark 35 40 Fleming 2 4 Rchvroup 514 7 Gaspe 1750 1900 Rugged 1H 3 G Cop 3 3 Salmita 8 10 Greenlee 4.6 Sheldon 11 13 Goldmaq 11 14 Stal't 6 9 Gr.Chib'SO SM Zone 44 48 Gul Por 33 38 St.Msrv 48 51 Homflt 10 12 St Mich 13 18 Ha Cora 45 , 5 SV Rim 44 48 HG Yong 22 2? Starlght 14 17 HCamp 4 5 50- Tajtn 8 18 Ind M 11 15 Viking 14 17 Indian 11 16 Vaure 0 2 3 Isn 60 6 W-adge 8 It Isle Pin 4 8 Wlllrov 120 130 Jardun 24 23 Were-v 2 1 Jernme 1 21 W Wasa 7 9 Kamlse II 14 t Pavtrl 5H Ken Bay 6 6 relkntf 250 Wester Oils " Bid Asked Aberfeld 5 8 CdnSp lino 1IS0 Franco 22 28 Model 69 72 i Ranch. 4 7 Rid Ask'd O Smokv 13 15 Tg Pete 18 W est Le 3 Vera C 3 8 Ottawa Market Supplies were plentiful on By Ward Market this morning and trading was fairly brisk. Prices remained unchanged from last week. " rnces at nine o clock were as follows: Beef 20-22c lb Veal 30-35c lb Pork 29-32C lb Lamb 4M5c lb Mutton 18-20C lb. Chicken . 45-50C lb Fowl . 40-45C lb. Eggs, A large . 65c doz, medium . 55c doz, small 40c doz Tomatoes 50c 6-qt. bskt .... 73c 11-tjt. bskt Green tomatoes . 25c 6-qt bskt. Green tomatoes . 40c 11-qt. bskt Golden Bantam corn 40c doz, Egg Plant 10-25C ea Pink tomatoes 40c 6-qt. bskt Celery ,. ... 15c bunch Brussels Sprouts 25c ql Head lettuce A 5-10c bunch Parsnips 10c bunch Squash ... 10-25c each Cut flowers 25c bunch up Corn . 30c doz, Carrots . . 5c bunch Cabbage . 10-I5c ea, Cauliflower . 25-25c ea Beets - . 5c bunch Cucumbers . . 5c ea, Table onions ..... 5c bunch Pickling onions $1 6-qt bskt Peppers, green red and strong 5c ea, Radishes 5c bunch Parsley .... 5c bunch Summer savory 5c bunch Turnips 5-1 Oc ea. Chinese turnips 5c ea, Chinese lettuce . 15c ea, Apples, Duchess, Spies, Snow a and Melbas .. 65c 6-qt. bskt. Local potatoes 35c bskt, $1.75 75-lb. bag 3-Tinie Mayor Aims To Succeed Montreal's Houde MONTREAL (CP) Adhemar Raynault, three times mayor of Montreal, announced Wednesday he will seek a fourth term in office in the Oct. 25 mayoralty elections. Mr. iRaynauu, mayor from 1936- 38, was defeated in the next elec tion by present Mayor Camillien Houde, who has announced he will not run in the forthcoming elec uon. Mr. Raynault returned for two terms from 1940-44 when Mayor Houde was placed in a detention camp for publicly attacking na tional registration, , He was again defeated by Mr Houde in 1945, vl 3 vl j L, 3 VL 3 VL 3 VL 3 Bonds 3 CNR 3 Prps. 3 B C. 3 Man, . 4 N.B. . 3 Nwfld 3 July N.S. . 314 June Ont. 4 Nov. Que... 4 Nov. Sask. . 4 Nov. Oct Nov, Canadian Bonds Quotations Supplied by th Invest ment Dealer Ass n. Bid Asked Dominion May 195457 69.90 100.33 Jan. 195659 101.00 1 01.55 Jun 195760 101.45 102.05 Feb. 195962 101.40 102.13 Oct. 19596.1 101.373 102.25 Sep. 196186 100.375 101.25 Jun 195358 100.10 100.80 Jan. 195156 99.73 1 01.00 Sep. 1966 94.78 95.75 Provincial Dec. 1960 97.23 99.00 196769 104.25 106.00 1968 98.50 100.25 195264 104.25 106.00 196365 99.23 195680 104.00 J03.50 195560 104.25 195660 99.73 101.50 Corporation Abltibl ....... 314 1971 98.7S Alum, of Can. 3V4 1971 98 75 100.50 Belt Tel. 3 1977 92.73 94.50 B.C. Electric V 1971 99.50 1 01.50 Can. Chemical 4V4 1 971 95.75 98.50 Col. Cellulose 5 1958 97.75 106.50 Cons. Paper . 34 19,17 100.00 102.00 E. B. Eddv 3'4 167 97.25 Gat. Power 3'4 1966 98.73 98.73 Price, Bros. 31,4 1966 96.75 98.73 Steel of Can. 2 1967 9.1.75 98.50 Wpg. Electric 4 1971 102.23 104.00 Mutual Investment Shares Bid Asked Balanced Fund ... .. 4.37 4.80 Can Investment Fund 7 24 7,94 Canafund 27.73 30.38 Com. International ...... 6.12 6.73 Corporate Investors 6.75 7.34 Grouped Income 5.75 6.29 Inter-American .. 10 84 11,91 nvestors Mutual 7.76 8 39 Leverage Fund .... . 4.40 4.84 Mutual Accumulating .... 4 67 5 07 Mutual Income .. 4.13 4.49 Resources of Canada . 6.09 6 89 Supervised Income . 4.49 4 54 Supervised Growth . 228 2.30 Timed Investment 85.10 yS.10 x Less or y plus equivalent stock exchange commission. Unlisted Stocks Algom. Can. Tel. 12.30 13.00 Cdn. Sup. Life of Calif. 11 00 11.50 Canadian Delhi Oil . 12 00 1 2 50 Algoms Central com. . 13.23 14.00 Can. Life Assurance . 116,00 125.00 Cuban Canadian Sugar 10 00 Great Lakes Pow. pfd. 25.75 28 50 Preat Lakes Pow. com. 12 00 1 2 75 Hudson Bay Company 17.25 17.73 Sun Lit Assurance . 200.00 203.00 . ' Produce TORONTO (CP Wholesale fruit nd vegetable and potato prices were unchanged here today. MONTREAL (CP) Canadian Com modity Exchange. Spot: Butter, Que. 9Z score) 01 A. r.ges, Hi-eastern ex tra large 58R, large 57R: medium 38B: small 25B; B-S0B: C 22B. Butter futures: Nov. 59ia. Skim milk powder: Spot roller pro- cvessed (barrels) 6B, 7 A. Spot roller processed (bags) 6B, 7A: spray processed (barrels) 9V4A; spray processed (bags) 9VitA. Grains WINNIPEG (CP) General liqui dation appeared In most grains in early trade today on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Commercial demand was just moderate involving shipping purchases of oats and barley. The lower trend was attributed to erlines in U S. markets and lack of export demand. lv A.M. Prices Oats: Oct. 1 lower 8.1'sA: Dec. lower 78's-B: May lower 76'-A. Barley: Oct. lower 1.1 1 B; Dec. 1 lower 105. A: Mav 7-l lower 1.05' 1 B. Rve: Oct. 2" lower I 34iA: Dec. 3 tower 1 327iB: May 2Vi2a lower 34'i. Flax: Oct. 4'i lower 191A: Dec. M lower 2.85A; May 3Va lower 2.85A. CHICAGO f AP) Mild celling pres sure sent grains lower in routine dealings on the board of trade todav. Wheat near the end of the first hour was to ! lower. December 2.15-i. corn 38 ta 14 lower. December 81.Si-ta. oats l4 to 4 lower, December 77', rve to lower, December 3' 40 nd aovbeans V to 1 cent lower. No vember 32.69. r l . .. .8kS. ily'KJt - - -k" . jf J."-'.-'.-.'.- " ' -- - 'Z. fl i'. - i -i 4.1 ? a. J f ,iT. Jl" ' i 2 r,? ""??W9Sp6tf94, cifs-8Jr' rrr, kt I ) nos AitUH ,- "'--r 4 SikB&8aaa1 - ' 88aWfwi iMn .imjiiiii, tou -mM3kmiBMmummmm 4 t-. T t -.Tj t C.?M.L wc ittil 00 f U C , hXH 8i.CM'0 nJt , ftUeU SV: H tw i i o4 ucti'- t:ia C08S0i.ri8 iw;7icr JJJ Memorial To Bell Contract has been awarded for the construction of the Alexander Graham Bell Memorial Museum at Bad-deck, Cape Breton, N.S., shown above in the architect's drawing. The building is unusual in that it is to be erected in the tetra- . 1 J 1 : hedral motif. (Tetrahedrons are further developments of triangular shapes, and were used by Dr. Bell in constructing kites of many cells in his studies of mechanical flight.) Strictly TSusinest !1"3S1 1.'... J 'WCDWie IHI "' 9-77 "Poor Argyle didn't -make his sales quota this month!" Fall Injures Bricklayer Guy Carle, 33, a bricklayer employed on the construction of a new apartment building at the corner of Nelson and Stewart Streets, suffered serious head and internal injuries when he fell 45 feet from a scaffold short ly before noon yesterday. According to fellow workmen Carle leaned out over the scaf folding and was holding on to a narrow wooden support when the support gave way plunging him to the ground. He was rushed to General Hospital In a private automobile. His condition was described as serious. Carle who rooms at 384 Blake Boulevard, Eastview, is employed by the Boreal Construction Co. The firm is erecting a new apart ment building at Nelson and Stewart to be known as "The Statesman." TV Sales Up Radios Down By Th Canadian Press Sales of Canadian-made tele vision sets in the first six months of this year rose 43 percent compared with last year hut pur chases of radios declined 25 per cent. The Bureau of Statistics also reported yesterday that at the end of June 757,267 television sets manufactured in this country had been sold for $309,769,223. The number of television sets sold in the January-June period amounted to 180.562 as against 126,044 a year ago. The retail value increased to $64,888,371 from $52,423,468. Radio sets marketed totalled 226,014 compared with 301,652 and had a retail value of $16,983,211 as against $26,76,640 in tne six-month period a year ago. Hotel Setup In Calgary Is Okayed CALGARY (CP)-Does this city need a new hotel? Ask the question of a visitor to the famed mid-summer Calgary Stampede or any other tourist at the peak of the season and he 11 reply, weary from wandering the streets in search of a "vacancy sign: Yes indeed. But on the whole-year average, Calgary's hotel accommodation is as good as most cities and better, than many say the hotel-owners. Herb Surplis, financial editor of the Calgary Herald, looked into the problem and came up with the financial facts of the matter. Before the Second World War, Surplis wrote, a hotel with not too-elaborate fittings could be built for about $1,000 a room. Today, the same hotel would cost $10,000 a room. And if the owner wants to go all out, $20,000 a room. Hotel overheads have increased 100 per cent. It costs as much now to hire a man to empty the ashtrays as it did to import a French chef before the war. Yet hotel rates to the guest have increased little in proportion. Though the demand for hotel ac commodation has slackened somewhat in the last year. It is still high. The first-class hotels feel the strain most. Others, with a large percentage of permanent guests, have a steady trade. - The better the hotel the more the fluctuations has been the rule. The first-class place attracts profitable conventions, mostly iii the spring and fall, Stampeder visitors and other travellers during the brief tourist season. , Crossword Puzzle Answer A V QN PIE IE OHIO J-X.i.i-i.JiT 2. 'i" J. Xj lector EEJ a a v e i It e a s iies illifL LZi S T SE ejw T H E w e mmmmZ J A E A " ii.ER ImpEB " n a vte" sAse ate Nego' Growth Plan For Vauxhall Is Announced N.Y. Herald Tribune Service LONDON Harlow H, Curtice, president . of General Motors Corp'., announced yesterday that $100,800,000 will be spent over the next five years in an expansion program at G.M.'s British subsidiary, Vauxhall Motors, Ltd. Completion of the program will enable Vauxhall to double its exports of cars and trucks to the world market, he said. Currently, Vauxhall Is exporting 57 percent of Its output of nearly 130.000 Vauxhall cars and Bedford trucks. Mr. Curtice, who is touring General Motors plants abroad, said the Vauxhall program "constitutes tangible evidence of General Motors confidence in the future of the British automotive industry generally and of Vauxhall specifically." The program calls for construction of -a modern press shop and related facilities, including the latest developments in machine tools and equipment, Mr. Curtice explained. More Mink Fewer Foxes More mink but fewer foxes will be available this season for milady's furs. ' The Bureau of Statistics report ed yesterday that pelt production from ranch-raised foxes is esti mated at 6,800, down iVi percent from the 1953-54 figure of 12,700, and from ranch-raised mink at 758,600, up 12 percent from last season's 632,200. The higher mink yield will re sult from an expected 75 percent increase in pastel pelts to 204,600 from 117,100, an expected 32 percent Increase In other mutation pelts to 94,800 from 67,300 and an expected 28 percent increase in ilverblu to 139,300 from 109,100. Approve New TV Station The CBC board of governors yesterday announced a recommendation to the government to license a television station at Barrie. and radio stations at Bathurst, N.B., -and Sault Ste. Marie and Leamington, Ont. " Following public hearings om the applications yesterday, the. board recommended approval of the television application of' Balph T. Snelgrove, owner of radio station CKBB in Barrier His application was opposed by Toronto broadcaster Foster Hewitt and Gordon E. Smith of radio station CFOR in Orillia, Ont - . Rockcliffe Bus Run Cancelled Lack of sufficient revenue, from the line has forced eancel-lation of the OTC's bus service to Rockcliffe Park, the OTC said yesterday. Service will stop on Sept. 30. , The low returns brought In by the 20-mlnute service provided from New Edinburgh into the village made the move necessary, the Commission said. How to land the job you want A $30,000 a year executive? Or after your first job? If you're qualified, and know how to tell yourself the job is yours, aaya a famous vocational guidance team in October Readex'a Digest. For the atep-by-etep way to go after that job, and get it, read the method used by the Man Marketing Clinic "an organization that's helped 60,000 people to better employment. Don't miss "Pick your Job and laud it" in October Read or 'a Digest. It's Just one of 39 articles of lasting interest, condensed from leading magazines, current books. Livestock TORONTO Trade was very slow on plain quality offerlnf at the On. tarlo stockyards todav. Rc!nt cattle 41; calves 10; hogs Ji3: sheep nd lambs 41: holdover from ve.iter. day 2.400 cattle. Early sales on slauihler cattle was confined to some medium heifers at 15-117; a few (nod rows 3I0-SID.S0: Rood stockers 818-818.30: mediums down to $16. ' Medium calves sold for 314-321. Hogs were steady at S2S.50 for (rade A: $22 50 for Bl's: sows 317. There were no early sales on sheep or lambs. consecutive GUARANTY TRUST Company of Canada DIVIDEND 150 a thort rata of 6 per annum . payable October IS, 1954 to ihareholdert of record September 30, 1954' J. WILSON BERRY ICaaaral , 7 Rlonev MONTREAL rp The l'nted latea dollar was at a discount of 3L percent In term of Canadian funds, he Bank of Canada reported at noon odav. Wednesdav'a noon rate was 2731 cents. Pound sterllnl 83.71 gainst 32.71 318. , NfTW YORK (CP) Tbe Canadian nltar was 13. of a cent lower at a premium of 3 7A1I f-rrr" nl In trms of L'.S. funds todav. Pmind sterling 332 of a cent lower at 3178 2332. prices were mainly unchsnged while cattle and lambs sold from SO cents to $1.00 lower in moderste trading on Montreal livestock markets this week. Receipts: 2,535 cattle, 2,900 calves, 1,750 sheep and lambs and 3.200 hogs. Mixed good and choice steers were $21.50 to $22.30. one load of top qual ity tn. is, gooa szii.uu to szi.sii, medium lift 00 to 819.50, common 88.50 to iit.uw. iv.enium neners i3-i, a tew IS, common $8-13. Good cows 311.50- 12.50, a few 813, rommon S7-9, cutters down to 35. Good bulls 312-13, a few 314. common and medium 38-12. Good and choice vealers broujht from 822-23, tops $24.50; common to medium 313-21; drinkers and grassers $8-11. Good lambs were mostly 318-18 i cwt. on a flat basis, $19 a cwl. graded, common down to $13. Good aheep $7-10, common 83-7. 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