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27 GRAIN PRODUCE LIVESTOCK REVIEWS STOCKS MINES BONDS OIL THE CALGARY DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1332 iil EWS of the BaAEUKBSS Trading Dwindles To Low Levels on TOOLE, PEET TRUST COMPANY Safeguard Your Beneficiaries By appointing ua your Executor and Truitee, your estate will secure expert knowledge in real estate and rental values, a wealth et practical experience in the Investment field, personal attention assuring sound udg ment to any problem arising In the administration. Placid N.Y. Market TOOLE, PEET CO. LTD. SMELTERS UP Manager (Established 1897) 809 Second Street West Calgary, A Its.

MEW OFFICES Of the AlbertaPacificGrain COMPANY, LIMITED Now Located ON THE FOURTH FLOOR Of the New Herald Building Corner Seventh Ave. First St. West Winnipeg Futures Close (By N. Ba'wlf Orsln Co. Ltd.) AT WINNIPEO eaturdsy, July Prev, 1931 WHEAT Open High Low Close Close Close July j.

53 bWt 64', 60 October 7. 66'. 66', 664- 67b 62 December 67ft 6314 Wf M'" OATS July 33', 34 S3 3314 334 October .884 29', 28 29 31 December 37 Vyt 86ft VVt 86fts 32b BARLEY July 37 37 S7H 37', S2b October .32 32', 31, 32 S2i 33H December 32iJ 32ft SkiJ 32ft 32fta S4ft YE July S2V. 32 S2H $2 32 S3H October 77 34' 34i', S4y, 344, December .35, 35H 35; 35 3b', 3 FLAX July 67'4 7H 11" October 71 71 701, 701, 71'4 117J December ..73 74 72 73 7314 AT CHICAGO Prev. 1931 WHEAT Open Hlflh Lew Close Close Close July 48 474 48 4814 62 September 51', 604, JOV, 515 December 64.63ft 64y, 63', 534 M', 57 July 9'-2 29 2 39 87V, September 3Ht 31ft S1H 31H- 32', 51 December 31 31 31 31ft 32- 46 JT.

"i 1's W4 1H 3W, September 20 20 19 19- 20 I6'4 December 2154. 22 2'H- 22 29 YE- July 28 88 84 28T4 W-i 84 September "i -31 31ft 31 32 S6ft December 35 35'i 35 35 WINNIPEG PRIVILEGES OPBNINO Bids Offers October 66', 67'4- ESTABLISHED 1881 N. BAWLF GRAIN CO, LIMITED GRAIN STOCKS BONDS Private Wire to All Principal Markets. RJ.021 TELEPHONE R1021 TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS BUILDING CALGARY ALBERTA Sharp Advance in Hog Prices Causes Ripple of Buying In Packing Stocks NEW YORK, July (A.P.)-A ripple of buying In the packing stocks evidently predicated on the harp upturn In hog prices was conspicuous In a placid stock market today, in which trading dwindled to around the lowest levels of the past eight years. About the best that could be said for the market was that It showed no Inclination to violate the cyclical low registered early in June.

The Hat closed with a steady tone. The turnover for the two-hour session was around 250.000 shares. Armour of Delaware preferred pushed up seven points In a thin market. Wilson preferred gained almost half as much, and Cudahy common advanced a couple of points. American Sugar preferred advanced a point.

American telephone sagged about a point to a new low, in response to published unofficial reports that the Bell system lost some 225,000 phones In June. The stock recovered partially. Coca Cola closed a point lower, after an extreme drop of two. Ligett end Mrs. B.

Cane, West-Inghouse, Allied Chemical and Air Reduction registered gains of substantial fractions. On the whole, however, the leading Issues were barely changed. WALLSTREET STOCKS (James Richardson A Sons) TO KEN Lott Co. Limited BR0KER8 STOCKS, BONDS and INVESTMENTS Telephone M2270 H. R.

DUDLEY SMITH Dominion Bank Bldfl. CALGARY Sustained Buying Rally Lifts Wheat LOCGHEED BLK.J-; L11 1ST ST Office Space. Also S-Room Living Suite. Low Levels Two Fine Stores, with Basements. Also Office Space.

2 end 3-Room Living Suites) bath and kitchenettes. Office 8pace. CLARENCE BLK. 120 8TH AVE. W.

DOUGLAS BLK. 337 8TH AVE. W. Livestock Market Review For the Week TRADERS BLK. Top Floor- Off Ice Space.

Cor. 12TH AVE. AND REASONABLE RENT. 1ST ST. W.

Apply Office of Estate of Sir Jas. Lougheed 122 Eighth Ave. West M1041 or M3246 calves 4.00 to 5.15. Bulls 1.00 to 1.50. AT TORONTO TORONTO.

July 9. (CP.) Activity centred in a few stocks on Toronto exchange this morning with Smelters the feature. This Issue advanced above 45 at its best. a gain of between four and five points. Goodyear common rose five to 50, and the preferred six points to 80.

Imperial and Nova Scotia Bank were higher again today. Com merce was slightly lower at 138, the others firm. There were fractional advances In other sections of the list, which Included Shaw-inigan, Bell Telephone, C.P.R., Brazilian Nickel, Ford of Canada and the oils. Montreal Power advanced a full point. Oils, although firm, were very quiet.

TORONTO STOCKS '(James Richardson eV Sons) Saturday. July 9 Brazilian, 10i; Brit Amer. Oil, Building Products, van-ada Dredge. 11: Canadian Baker ies, la; Canadian Oil, 10a; Cana dian Pacific, 11; consumers uas, 151; Dominion Stores, 14; Ford of Canada Great West Saddlery, 2a; Gypsum, Lime and Alabastlne, Hayes Wheel, Hiram Walker, Imperial Oil, Int Nickel, Btti Int Petroleum, 10: Kelvinator. 4: Lake Shore, 28; Loblaw 10; Maple Leaf, Photo 13a; service Station, Western Canada Flour pfd 70a.

1 BASE METALS SHOW STRENGTH TORONTO, July 9 (CP.) Base metal leaders were stronger, golds irregular and general market quiet on the Standard Mining Exchange today. International Nickel advanced 40 to $5.75 and Noranda rose 30 to $15.15. Eldorado and Sherrltt Gordon were practically unchang ed wrlgnt-wargreaves advanced tO J2.73. Howey closed with a three-cent gain. Vipond and Sylvanite also advanced, but siseoe dipped an other cent and Coniaurum was off for Barry and Tashota showed fractional declines.

Oils were firm, with Olga up another couple at 27, and Chemical Research five hlgher'at 90. TORONTO MINES (Matthew A Bury) Saturday, July Mines Bid Asked Amulet .9 8 .10 Big Missouri 6 .6 Chemical Research .86 1.00 Cons. Smelters 44.65 46.00 Dome 10.95 11.20 Eldorado 1.18 1.19 Falconbridge 55 .80 Granada .78 .86 Hollinger 5.20 (.30 Howey .44 .49 Hudson Bay 1.70 Int. Nickel 5.60 6.75 Klrkland Lak 83 .34 Lakeahore 28.30 28.76 Mclntyre 17.60 17.76 Mining Corp 1.06 Moffat Hall .2 .2 Niplsslng 74 Noranda 15.10 16.25 Premier .45 .48 Sherritt-Gordon 33 .86 Slscoe 70' .72 Sudbury Basin .20 Sylvanite .55 .66 Teck-Hughes 4.23 4.24 Ventures 35 .36 Vipond .26 .27 WrlRh Hargreavee 2.71 2.78 Oils-Acme 12 .12 AJax .70 .78 Commonwealth .5 .8 C. ft E.

Corp 18 Dalhousle .6 Nordon 8 .4 Royallte 4.30 Silver! 26. Sales, 138,000 shares. FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES NEW YORK, July 9 (A.P.) Foreign exchange steady Great Bri tain 3.57 3-4; France 8.925-8; Italy 5.10; Belgium 13.89; Germany 23.70; Montreal 87.25. DAIRY PRODUCTS Creamery Butter No. 1 cartons, lb 4 No, 2 cartons, lb.

No. 1 prints, lb No. 1 prints, lb No. I prints, lb Dairy Butter Fancy table, lb No. 1, lb No.

3. lb Butterfat Prlees (Country points and centrallzers) Calgarv district Special grade First grade ift Second grade 6tt Off grade 89 Edmonton district-Special grade .13 First grade .10 Second grade .7" Ofl grade A9 Tsble Cream F.O.B. Calgary Basis 16 per 100 lbs. 81 HIDE PRICES Dry flint .1 Green salted, butcher Green hides Kin skins skins .1 Call sains 1 Horse hides, with tail .50 Without head .68 Horsehair, tall ,15 .18 Horsehair, mane .4 Wool, fine 8 Coarse 2 Wool 8 MILL PRODUCTS Snlllers. report flour, bran and shorn' prima unchanged for the week: Flcmr Hnke-rlte, 98 cotton 4 50 Bran, ton HI 00 Shorts, ton 17.00 Saturday, July 1 High Low Close Allied Chemical 46 4514 45 Am.

For. Power ..2 2 2 Am. Pr. A Light 4 3'i 4 Am. Telephone 72 7114 714 Am.

Tob. 50V4 46 50 Am. Waterworks .1114 Anaconda 4 8 Atchison Rly. 19' 191 19 Auburn Motors 46 46 45 Vi Bethlehem Steel It lli 674 Borden Co 21 20 20 Calif. Packing 4 4 4V Calumet Hecla Canada Dry 9V, 9 Can.

Paclfio 23'i 22 23 Ches. as Ohio 10 9 10 Chrysler 6 5 Coca-Cola 77 76 76 Columbia Gas 6 6 1 Cons. Gas 34 83 Continental Can 20 '4 20 20 Continental OH 4 4 4 Corn Products 26 25 25 Drug, Inc. 27 26T4 27 Du Pont 12 22 22 Eastman 86 86 8614 Elec. Autolite 9 9 9 Elec.

Pr. 41 Light 8 .2 2 Erie 8 Fox Film 1 Freeport Texas 11 Gen. Am. Tank Car 10 Gen. Asphalt 7 Gen.

Electric 9 9 9 Gen. Foods 20 20 20 Gen. Motors 8 7 7 Gillette 13 ,13.. 13 Gold Dust 10 10 10 Goodyear 6 6 Houston 10 Hudson Motors 4 4 4 Int. Rapid Trans.

5 6 Int. Bus. Machine 66 54 ii 58 Int. Harvester 104 10 10 Int. Nickel 6 6 6 Int.

Paper Int. Telephone 4 3 4 Johna Mansvllle 11 10 11 Kelvinator 2 2 2 Lambert 27 27'-27 Lieeett A Myers 89 89 89 Loews 14 1414 14 Loose Wiles 0 0 17 Mack Truck 0 12 Missouri Pacific ,.0 0 1 Mont. Ward 4 4 4 Nash Motore 8 9 9 National Biscuit ..21 21 21 Nat. Cash Register 6 6 6 National Dairy 16 15 15 New York Central, 11 10 11 North Am. Co 15 10 15 Paramount Publlx.

1 1 1 Pennsylvania 7 7 7 Public Service 29 28 29 Radio Corpn 3 8 8T4 Radio Keith Orr. 0 0 3 R. J. Revnolde 'B' 26 28 26 Sears Roebuck 10 10 10 Shell Union 3 3 8 South Pacific 7 7 7 Stand. Gas 9 9 9 Stand.

Oil Calif. 18 18 Stand. Oil N.J. 24 24, 24 Texae Corpn. 9 9 9 Texaa Gulf Sulphur 13 12 13 TtmJren Roller 8 8 8 Union Pacific 29 28 28 United Aircraft 7 7 7 United Corpn.

4 8 4 United Gas 12 12 12M U.S. Ind. Alcohol 1T 1614 .16 U.S. Rubber 2 2 3 U.S. Steel 214 31 21 Vanadium 6 6 Warner Bros.

West. Electric 16 16 18 Woolwort 24 23 24 Worth. Pump 9 9 9 Wrlgley 0 0 30 Yellow Truck 0 0 1 Total sales: 200.000. SEVEN-YEAR-OLD BOY CONTRACTS PARALYSIS; DIES A seven-year-old boy la dead and three other children of the Spring-bank district are under medical care as the result of an outbreak of Infantile paralysis within the past few weeks, it was learned Saturday. One case has been reported In Calgary.

Serum treatments have generally been successful in these cases, Dr. Duncan Oow stated. The victim of the disease recently attended a children's picnic and shortly afterward a girl of 10 years contracted the disease. The two other children affected are boys of two and 10 years, brothers. They are reported to be convalescent at present.

Because of the prevalence of in fantlle paralysle in the Sprlngbank district, the apmcevale scnool was closed to younger children during the week of examinations. A child brought to the isolation hospital at that time was discharged shortly after as free from the disease. Though the disease sometimes becomes epidemic, local health authorities were of the opinion that this was unlikely In Calgary at the pre sent time as the one case ha-1 been Isolated. Infantile paralysis is highly infeotious, but Is extremely difficult to trace. If detected in time and serum treatments are given, there Is usually a fair chance that the child will escape serious streets, a supply of the serum held in readiness here.

OLD FOLKS' HOME TO BE DEDICATED SUNDAY AFTERNOON Thomas Underwood will occudv the chair Sunday afternoon when the Old Folks' Home at 699 Royal Avenue will be dedicated at 4 o'clock. Addresses will be given bv the clergy of various denominations here. Sevreal musical selections will also be given together with congratulatory messages by officers of civic and charitable organisations. -Purchase of the home concludes a three-year search for suitable accommodation, the former home of the old people on Prospect Avenue having been regarded as unsatisfac tory for a number of years. The Old Folks' Home, which was founded over 20 years ago.

largely tnrougn tne instrumentality of the late Rev. D. A. McKillon and Mrs. McKlllop, has long filled a need In the city, and In the new building re cently acRjiurea tne opportunity for service will be even greater, according to the Old Folks' Home organisation.

The new building Is practically fireproof and has accommodation for upwards of 40 persons. Both men and women will be oared for. POULTRY PRICES Fowl No. 1, over 8 lbs Under lbs. No.

I 4 Roostsrs i ,4 ,6 Broilers, No. 1, over 1ft lbs. .1 Under lftj lbs .8 No. 1, over 4 lbs. Undef 4 lbs No.

i .4 Roosters .49 .8 Broilers, esrh .10 GrandStand ydudeviUe: Is Praised Manager of Saskatoon Exhibition Highly Pleased With Musical Revue The grandstand attractions pro-: vlded for the Calgary Exhibition end Stampede are the finest ever offered on any fair circuit, sc. cording to a letter received by E. L. Richardson, gsnersl manager of the board from 8. W.

Johns, -manager ef the Saskatoon fair Saturday morning, Mr. Johna went to Brandon to Inspect the platform attraction and his letter to Mr. Richardson follows: "I visited Brandon this week. They are away to a poor start on account of rain. However, I know that you will be anxious to hear my opinion of the show.

"First of all, let me tell you that the grandstand attractions are excellent; the contract more than lived up to; there are no substitutes, and it makes a very wonderful show. The ballet is Improved at least 60 per cent over anything we have had heretofore. The quartette which sings grand opera and other numbers is beyond my description; the most pleasing people, and very desirous to assist at private functions such as Rotary, or any other luncheons that might need their help. "The costuming of the show It much beyond our expectations; the scenery is very similar to that of last year. "A word about the band.

CapL: James and his band are playing very wonderful concert music, but Carmthers has with him Prof. Cer-vone, who la the musical instructor for the ehow. You will remember that Mr. Carmthers recommended Cervone's band to play for the acts, and the way Prof. Cervone gets music out of the Princess Pat' band Is astonishing, "I believe I can safely say It Is' the best combination we have ever had, and of course you know that these attraction are Identically the same as will be used for the Canadian National Exhibition as part of.

their attractions this year. "You need have no hesitation tn giving your personal endorsement to the grandstand performance aS one of the most outstanding ever seen In Western Canada." "CALGARY, ALT ONTARIO; Along with reparations agree ments and other ties that bind and-draw nations closer together, Berlin Is trying to bring Alberta and Ontario together. At least a letter. from there addressed to Constable T. R.

Summers, of the city police, bore the notation "Calgary, Alta, Canada," all In one breath. as one officer said. TO SPEAK SUNDAY, Grand Rabbi Judah Leib Auer bach of Jerusalem, who Is a notable visitor to the city this week, will speak In the Tabernacle Sunday night at 8:30 o'clock. His topio will be "The Mystic Side of the Phil. osonhy of Cabbala." From Winnipeg Closes Fractionally Under Friday Figures After Early Skidding WINNIPEG, July A sustslned buying rally came to the aid of the skidding wheat market here today and lifted prioes from low levels to almost equal yesterday's finishing figures.

Futuree quotations at the closs of the brief week-end session were '4 cent a bushel lower to unchanged. Knocked down by Liverpool's weakness and an Indifferent trad ing interest, the market struggled for the greater part of the morning at levels fractionally under yesterday. A report that Germany's wheat crop promised to be bushels larger than last year was credited with sinking prices at Liverpool. Made up Lost urouna At the close, after a busy last hour, prices had made up most of the lost grouna. juiy ciosea at sow, October at 56 and December at 58 to 68 cents.

July and October were Just cent down, December being unchanged. Trading was dull until the buying splurge provided activity. Support had apparently been waiting till values reached low levels and then broke loose. Spreads in No. 8 Northern cash wheat improved cent but only a small buslnesa was done In the cash wheat pit.

Demand was in different. Sales of coarse grains were light and confined to a few odd cars of oats, barley and rye, chiefly for Bids on barley were generally out of line. LIVERPOOL GRAIN LIVERPOOL. Julv 9. (C.P.I The following wheat ouotatlona were sup plied today by Broomhall.

All prices are e.l.t. Liverpool, June shipment, per Dusnei, Canadian money: xoaay rrev, No. 8 nor. Atlantic ship. July 64 64 No.

2 nor. Vancouver ship. ship. July 62K 62H No. I nor.

Atlantlo ship. July 61 61 Argentine (baiil) 64 lbs.) ship. July 69V, 60 Argentine (rosafe, 64 lbs.) ship. July 63i 624 ustrallan wheat, ship. 60 61 U.S.

iyo. i naro. winters, Atlantlo ship. July Above auotatlons were converted by Broomhall on a seven-day sterling ex change rate of 3.t7 ana reconverted. into uanatiian currency at 4.iu.

today's approximate exchange rate between banks. LIVERPOOL CABLES By J. Richardson A Sons Ltd. Saturday, July I Due on Winnipeg' higher. Due on Chicago higher.

Open Unchanged. Close 1-1 lower. B.A. cables Market closed. LIVERPOOL CLOSING LIVERPOOL.

July 9 (A.P.) Wheat spot unquoted. Closing wheat futures easy. 4s 9 l-2d: Oct 4a 10 7-4 Deo. 5s 0 5-8d. UPHOLDS GRA '1 FUTURES ACT CHICAGO.

July 9 (A.P.)-Con- stltutlonallty of the U.S. Grain Futures Act. which reaulres grain traders to file with the government of agriculture full reports of their transactions, wall upheld today In federal court decision. A Chicago brokerage firm had questioned the legality of the measure. Judge James H.

Wllkerson said In his ruling he believed there was no In the petitioner's claim that the act required public disclosure of matters of private business He said It has been established the government can regulate the business of gram sxenanges, ana ths futures ant Is within the range of federal power. SHIPMENTS DECLINE Ths movement of grsln has de creased considerably during the past two weeks according to a report from the weetern grain Inspection office Frldsv. For the two weeks ending Thursday 643 cars were Inspected as compared with 1,603 for the two previous weeks. GRAIN MOVEMENT STEADY During the week ending Friday 787 cars of grain were shipped over Alberta line, of the Canadian Pac lfio Railway, compared with 718 shipped the previous week. The total number hetween August 1 and Julv 8 Is 46.104, making a total of 78,521,000 bushels of grain, of which 672 000 btiilieto were mar-kted during the past rk, WINNIPEG CASH (By N.

Bawlf Grain Ltd.) Saturday, July 9 Wheat-No. 1 nor. and track No. 2 nor, No. 8 nor.

63 60' 48 Lj 46 43H 36i 347, 88 80' 29M 67i 63' 4 4714 3TH 831 33 80 37 39H 40ft 82H 3014 No. 4 No. 6 No. Feed Oats 2 CW and track 3 CW and Ex. 1 feed 1 feed 1 feed Rejected Flax 1 NWC and track 2 CW 3 CW and Barley 3 CW 4 CW 5 CW 6 CW Track 2-row 6-row 3 CWTnd track 3 CW STREET PRICES (By United Grain Growers) Saturday.

Julv 9 At stations taking 26c per hundred pounis ireigni rale to son Wlllisn, tne loiiowing prices apply Wheat No. 1 nor. No. 2 nor No. 3 nor.

No. 4 nor. No. 5 No. 8 Feed Oats 3 CW 3 CW F.x.

1 feed 1 feed 2 feed 3 feed Barlev 3 uw 4 CW 5 CW 8 CW Rye 2 CW 3 CW 4 tv 7 e-rgoiy e1. 'Flag 1 NW 42 3 CW 38 3 CW 24 Closing gross soot prices. In store Fort William: No. 1 hard 64 No. 1 nor D374 No.

2 nor. 50'4 No. 8 nor: 48 v. No. 4 nor.

4674 No. 6 43 No. 4 8j- Feed 84 ft 2 CW oats 33 3 CW barley 3TA 3 CW.rye 82 net tracx price, oasis in store, Fort William: Basis 1 nor. wheat 53T4: oats 33 'i barley 96; rye 814: flax 66 4. net irac price, oasis in store, Van couver: Basis 1 60.

Closing gross snot nrica. in afnra. Vsncouver: No. 1 hard 62 No. 1 nor KIM No.

2 nor. 47 No. 8 nor. 46 No. 4 nor.

44 no. 0 42 No. 6 aau Feed 45ft VANCOUVER GRAIN CLOSE (By J. Richardson A Sons Ltd.) Futures Julv RlUb August 52fcb oasrt Straight Tough no. 1 narq 52 507 no.

nor. ei 4W71 ft No, nor 47 't No. 8 nor 46 48ft No. 4 nor 44ft 42 No. 6 42 Sfft No.

8 89 86ft Feed 36ft 33 HAY PRICES Country points- Upland, baled 10.00W13 00 Timothy, haled Il.004qri2.nn Alfalfa, No, 1, 2nd cut 10.0013.00 Calgary city Upland, loose 12.00 Haled I2IKI flresn feed 8.00 Feed oats 25 Steers Carcass Illnila Fronts Oood, mtrO .11 ,18 .8 Medium, 860-750 .10 .14 .7 MS fere flood, 8W4W .11 .13 .8 Medium, 860-460 .10 .14 .7 Cows flood. 800-aon .8 .4 Medium. 4.600 .7 fair, m-Wi .3 grain Lambs No. 1 lanib 17 rretn Veil Good. IW-SOO aii-awj Medium, 100-200 MM! 7M, Fair, 100-200 ti'i Creih Pork flogs, heads on, 70-12H 7 Farm Killed ll-gl, heavy 3 1 DRESSED MEATS Receipts at the local stockyards for the week ending Friday, July 8, were 589 cattle; 63 calves; 3,194 hogs, and 329 sheep.

At the Burns yards 147 cattle; 62 calves; 1,962 hogs, and 174 lambs. All cattle prices are now based on grass fed animals. Any grain tinished stuff would receive special consideration. Bulk of receipts are of plain to medium quality and bids on these are low and slow. Cow stuff is in demand only when showing class and finish.

Choice light calves are scarce, Stocker trade 1 slow and quality poor. Good butcher steers 4.00 to 4.50; common to medium 2.50 to 8.75. Medium to good heifers 8.50 to 4.00; common 2.00. Good cows 1.75 to 2.00, with a few tops at 2.75; common to medium 1.25 to 1.75: can- ners and cutters 50c to 1.00. Fed Dominion Bonds (By Toole Peot, Ltd.) Saturday, July TAX FREE ISSUES Maturlty-i- i Rat Bid Aikad 100.75 101.004 137 K-37 108.00..; 106 6a 107ft 107.75 TAXABLE ISSUES 1981 1J84 ii43 i94t) K44 i960 oHs 100.

100.75 6 Via 100.25 fis 97.00 4Hs 93.00 4'4S 91.25 100.80 87 93.75 91.75 91.75 87.50 4S 91.26 4s 86.00 1031 CONVERSION LOAN 1058 4tts 88.25 89.26 1967 4fts-5kS 88.25 89.25 11,58 4te-6'AS 89 89.75 1959 4fts-6V4s 90.00 90.76 NATIONAL SERVICE LOAN 1038 6s 88.00 98 1941 6a 96 97.26 DOMINION GUARANTEED ISSUES C.N.R. 4Hs 8.25 87.50 87.75 87.50 M.25 90 91.75 96.00 95.00 95.00 94.75 96.00 66.60 79.00 64.00 88.75 88.25 88.75 88.26 87.00 91 ft 92.60 95.75 95.75 96.75 95.60 95.76 67.80 80.80 66.00 ,154 C.N.R C.N.R. C.N.R. C.N.R .955 C.N.R. C.N.R.

...77 C.N.R. July C.N.R. Oct. r70 C.N.R 4fts 4 'is 4m 4s 5 6s 5s 6s 1H65 C.N.S.S. 9 Mtl.

Harbor 5s 1.162 G.T.P. 3a G.T.P 4a 1061 C.N.O.R. 3Vis PROVINCE, OF ALBERTA ISSUES 1067 l.59 1052 'C8 1J47 4fts- 78.00 69 6'iS 6s 6s 88.00 94.00 98.50 95.75 URM TREND AT MONTREAL MONTREAL, July 9 (CP.) Montreal Stock Exchange jntinued Its firm trend In to-ay's short session. Despite an ex-remely dull Wall Street market everai Issue showed considerable trength In the local list. A few -sadere were quite active, while ithe turnover on the whole was I moderate.

I Consolidated Smelter featured the day with an advance of two points over last night's close, selling at 32 1-2. Montreal Power was an active Issue and sold up 1-4 at 28 1-2. International Nickel gained 1-4 at 8 8-4, while Brazilian was up 1-8 at 10 3-S. Canadian Pacific was up 3-8 at 11 1-8. MONTREAL STOCKS (James Richardson Sons) Saturday.

July A.P. Grain Bell Telephone 7EH! Beauharnols Power il Brazilian 10 B.C. Power 18': Building Products Canada Cement 2 Can. Car A Fdy. 814; Canadian Pacific ll! Dominion Bridge 11; Dominion Glare SO: Dominion Tar and Chemical DoiHHirona Paper Hamilton Bridge 2ft; Holllnger 6ft; Qyosum 2ft; Ind.

Alcohol Hi; Cons. Smelters 44; Montreal Power 28ft; National Breweries HHl Int, Nlrkel 6 Vpwer Cornn. 6f Ogllvle Flour Mills 1S5; Quebec Power im: Shawlnlsan 104 Slwrwin Williams 7ft! Bteel of Canada 18: Canada Stwimshln lft: Wlnnloeg Electric Cnrkshutt Plow Int. Util. 2, 60c.

Curbs Aasoc. Breweries British American Oil 8ft; Canada Dredge 11; Distillers Besgrame Dominion Ftores 14ft i Pnga H'rsev 41b: Hiram Walker 4: Imperial Oil Int. Petroleum 10; Imperial Tobacco 714; Sher-rltt -Gordon 84. BanksCommerce 13914 Montreal 190. MONTREAL CURB MONTREAL.

July 9. (CP.) Trading on the Montreal curb market was very dull today. Only a few Issues appeared and less than hnlf-s-flozen in board lots. Among the oils HA. Oil Ruined 1-8 at 8 1-4.

Imperial Oil wi up 1-8 at 8 1-8. International Petroleum was unchanged 10. Tn the mining see-tlon RIhco lost three wnts at 70 Trek Hughes was up 20 cents at 2.25, These two were the only mines to appear In board lots, f- Good light veal calves 4.50 to o.UO; common to medium 2.50 to 4.00. Common to medium stocker steers 2.00 to 2.75. Stocker heifers 2.50 to 3.00.

There were few lamb sales during the week, and the sheep division was extremely quiet Lamb prices dropped 50c, good handywelgnts selling at 4.00 to 4.50. Hoes advanced 25c during the week, closing prices being; Selects 4.25; bacons 3.75; butchers 3.25, off car weights. (By cminion Llveatock Branch) Friday's Prices Receipts at the local stockyards to noon Friday were 23 cattle; IS calves; 1.761 hogs, and 126 sheep. Cattle market alow with few sales. Prices steady for quality offered.

Lambs down 25c. Hoes steady: selects 4.26: bacons 8.75 butchers 325. Good cows 2.00. Common bulla 85c to 1.10. Good to choice veal calves 4.26 to 6.85.

Common to medium stocker steers 2.00 to 2.75. Good handv weight lambs 4.00 to 4.60: com mon to medium 8.00 to 8.50. Good yearling lambs 8.00: ewes 3.00 to 8.00. CURRENT QUOTATIONS Steers, up to 1,060 lbs. Good and choice Medium Common Steers, over 1,060 lbs-Good and choice Medium Common Heifers -Good and choice Medium Common I 4.00t 4.25 8.50 8.75 2.500 3.25 4.25 8.75 4.00 si.mp 2.504? 8.509 8.25(3) 2.500 8.26 4.00 3.50 3.00 Fed Calves- Good and choice 4.76 6.00 4.60 2.25 1.75 1.50 1.00 1.50 1.25 3.00 Medium 4.00U COWS Good z.uoijs Medium 1.50!jj Common 1.26W Canners and cutters .60 ii Bulls- Good 1.263 Common 1.000 Stocker and Feeder Steers- Good 3.76f Common 1.750 2.50 8.00 Stock Cows and Heifers Good J.m Common 1.600 1.75 4.76 8.75 4.50 Veal Calves- Good and choice Common to medium 2.60 Lambs- Good handy weight 4.oote Common -k 8.00 8.50 3.00 Sheep uooa nanay weignt J.ww CREAM PRICES For the week ending July 3.

1932. the following prices were reported paid by creameries per pound ol Dut-terfat, in the several grades ot cream, and at the points shown: Bpeciai numDer kjii a-rade one two grade Cochrane 11 9 Sedgewick 11 9 So. Edmonton .11 9 Peace River 11 9 Nanton 10-11 8-8 6- City Dairy (Del. Lethbrldge 12 10 12 10 13 10 io 12 10 urysiai Macleod Claresholm jasper Swifts- Calgary Edmonton 11 11 10 All others NEW INVESTMENT FIRM OPENS HERE William E. Gray and Francis P-.

Byrne, two well known citizens who have been In the Investment banking business for many years, have joined forces, and under the name of Gray, Byrne and Company, Limited, have opened offices at 902 Lancaster Building, where they will carry on a general investment business, specializing in Dominion and provincial government issues, municipals and corporation securities. Mr. Gray was for many years In charge of the securities sales de- Rartment of the Canadian Western atural Gas, Light, Heat and Power Limited, when the company Inaugurated Its consumer ownership campaigns, and ia well known to hundreds of home-owners who Invested In this public utility Issue. Mr. Byrne for many years was with Nesbltt, Thomson and Company, Limited, In Eastern Canada, and since coming to Calgary seven or eight years ago, was with O.

C. Arnott Company, Limited. FUR PRICES Badger, Nos. 1 and 3 4.009310.00 8.0(1 Fox Red Cross I.ynx Mink MunkraU Skunk Weasel io.oo 15 Wit 40.00 8 On 20.00 3.50'ii 6.00 .40 'if .60 Amp .60 .100 (spring) EGG PRICES rxtrnn 119.12 Units Sronds .7 Cracks .4 NEW "YORK CURBS Elec. Bond A Share 6 Ford of Canada 8 Int.

Petroleum 8 Niagara A Hudson a 8 Standard Oil of Kentucky 914 Metal Market NEW TORK, July 9 (AP.) Copper, quiet; Electrolytic spot and future, 6. Tin, steady, spot and nearby, 21.30; future, 21.35. Iron, quiet, unchanged. Lead, easy, spot New York, 2.80; East St. Louis, 2.70.

Zinc, dull, East St. Louis spot and future, 2.60. Antimony, 8.00. Quicksilver, 58.00 60.00. U.S.

STEEL UNFILLED ORDERS DROP TO NEW LOW FIGURE IN JUNE NEW YORK. July 9 (A.P.) Un filled orders of the United Btntes Steel Corporation decreased 142394 tons In June to a total of 2,034,768 tons. This was ths 17th consecutive monthly decrease and established another record low since the corporation has been reporting un filled business. Exchange Rates NEW YORK. July 0 (A Brit ish currencies closed slightly easier on foreign exchange markets to day.

The Canadian dollar wns down 8-16 at 87 1-16. while the pound sterling Inst one at $3.57 1-4. Exchange rates at the close lo ci a were: Pound sterling In Montreal, $4.11, U.S. dollar In Montronl, $1.15. Poiinrl sterling In New York.

$3 57 3-8, Cnnnrllan Dollar In New York, 87 1-16. WILLIAM E. GRAY and FRANCIS P. BYRNE Announce the opening of their offices to be known as GRAY. BYRNE CO.

LIMITED 902 Lancaster Building Government, Municipal and Corporation Securities BONDS and STOCKS Phones: 172520 and R2570.