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Produce Prices

MONTREAL, Feb. 9—(CP)—Pro- duce Market prlots hem on Satur- day, as reported by the Dominion Department of Agriculture, follow:

Butter: ﬁrst grade crearnery prints, jabbing price, 34-34 1-2; first. grade s lrda, Jobbing price, 33 i-2—34; Quebec no 1 pasteurized. rograded, wholesale price, 33 3-8- aazl-Z; Quebec no 2 regraded, 32 Cheese: Western white and col- orzd. wholesale price, for export. 14. Current receipt. price. Western white ghlergse 14 1-16; western colored, 14

Eggs: graded shipment‘ in used tree casts, selling at, A-large 23, A-medlum 20 l-2; A-pullels 17

2 whites 1'10 1 15's .60- .'i0; no 2. 35-55; NB mlunlafn no 1 '15s .65-.'15: PEI llobblers no 1 15's .75-.80: PEI mountain no 1. £5.85. Bermuda reds no 1 50's

Market At A Glance

(By The Canadian Press) hrontwlndustrinl stocks higher: other groups steady. Mltlllfﬂll-Gold stocks higher; oth- er groups lower.. New York-Stocks slightly higher. “Illlllllﬁl-‘Vheat l-8 of cent lower. Mw York-Cotton, rubber, and coftee higher.

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or-rrcaco. Feb. 9--(AP)—'I‘he' wheat, market tried to extend its T3111’ 53011083’. with prices at. one time about 1-2 cent higlur near the boil. level of the week. but the up- tum wilted 1n the final hour and new crop contracts closed frac- tionally lower.

May wheat, closed unchanged 1-4 hlﬂher compared with yesterday at 82 3-4-5-8 but deferred deliveries were 1-8-1-2 lower, July '16 3.4_ 5-8 and September 76 7-8-3—4. Corn finished 1-a_1-4 oft, May and July 61 3-4; ﬂats unchanged; soybeans 1-8-1-2 higher; rye 1-4 —5-8 lowcr and lard 7-8 higher.

wmrmvm. Feb. 9—(CP)—Flew changes were recorded by wheat, futures przces throughout. a dull session on Winnipeg grain ex- chance yesterday. Final quotations were l-B ccrit lower, May wheat at 76 and July '19 5-8 cents a bushel.

Currencies

NEW YORK. Feb. 9—(CP)—'U.‘ie Hong Kong dollar rose .06 <1, the tree foreign exchange market. today for the year's top price oi 24.13 cents, Smaller gains were scored tor the Canadian dollar and the Shanghai dollar. -

The Canadian unit scld at a dis- count. of 17 per cent, at the close for a gain oi 1-8 cent over the pre- vious close. (Ottawa F reign Ex- change Control Board ratc 9.09~ 9.91 per cent dlsccunt.)

The free Argentine peso sold at 23.63 cents. the pound stxrling closed unchanged from the previous close at $4.00.

Toronto Exchange

TORONTO. Feb. 9—(CP)—A mild rally Just before the cl se put the golds up to a level with Friday's final prices while the lndustrials invprovcd to show an index gain oi .38. Volume at 89.000 shares was the smallest since September Z8 last. '

Great, Lakes pfd finned a pornt to 1B, Hlnde and Dauch. gained 1-2 toll l-2 and gains of l-i came through Lr Imperial O11 and 1n- temntional Petroleum. Fractional gains were netted by Canada Stealmships pfd, C. P. R. and Great West Saddlery and gains oi a point, or more came through for‘ Canadian Car pfd and Loews.

Narrow gains were showing fin- ally fcr Seattle, Prestcn. Upper

the closing tone was soft 1o:- Anglo- I-luroorlan, Ohestierville, Kerr-Addi- son, MaoLeod-Corkshult, Pamour and Wright-Hargreaves“ Brett- Tretlhewe traded 13.000 shares and weaken l-4 to 1 and penny issues showing weakness included Gun- nar, McWatters, Paymaster and Slave Lake.

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Nickel was a loser to the extent ‘of l-4 and Steep Rock weakened 4 cents to 1.26.

Home Oil traded 300 shares and gained 5 cents to 2.15 and prices were unchanged for Calgary and Edmonton and Angio-(xnadian.

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FINANCE

By Frederick Gardner Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Feb. 9-—(AP)—-'I‘he stock market Saturday finished a mild recwery week with leading issues edging slightly higher.

The Associated Press average 0t! 60 issues was up .1 o1’ a point at 4.2.3 and tn the week retained a net. advance of .5. It was time first six-day gain in [our weeks. Trans- fers of 175.470 shares compared ravith 308,060 last Saturday and were the smallest. since Sept. i4. The wcek’s volume of around 2.200.000 shares was the lowest since mid-October.

Universal Pictures pxverterred g.t up 3 points on a meagre turnovcr but it was an exception. Fractions were tacked on by US. Steel, Bethlehem, General Motors Chrys- ler, Woolworth, Douglas Aircraft, America-n Telephone. Kennecstt. Westlnghcuie. General Electric, Santa Fe, N.Y. Central, Texas Corn, Bath. Iron Works. NY. Shipbuild- ing and Du Pout.

Paramount was oft l-2 despie the company's record profits report and the raising of the co-mmon dividend from 16 cents t) 20 cents a share. Pacific Gas 10st 3-8 after yesterdays private offering o1 100.000 shares.

Car-radian issues were mainly at s standstill. The only active Canad- ian stock on the big board was Dome Mines, which rose 1-8 Bra- zilian Traction on the curb drop-ped a fraction.

MONTREAL. Frb. 9—(CP)—Ac- tivity in Montreal Pclwer made a pyramid in an other-xvise flat ses- sLn otl tho stock market on Sat- urday.

One thousand shares o! Montreal P<§wer were boarded at a. loss of 3- .

Brazilian firmed l-4 and Gatin- eau again sold at. its ncw low. Ot- .tawa Power was 1-4 weaker.

Canadian Car and “oundry oom- mon gave up l-4, Nrranda 1, and mternational Nickel l-t while In- ternational Hetmleum advanced 3-8. Montreal Cottons reierred had an adjustment of 2 po nt-a.

Total sales: 13.500 shares; Indus- ﬁriigals, 3.400; Mines, 10,100; Bonds.

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YORK SCHOOL

Honor 1011 for January: Senior Department: Grade X-l. Beth Nicholson and Harvey Brown

(owl). 2. llian Watts and Jean Nichnllﬂn 8. Matbel Keiaer. Grade VIII—l. Verna Watts, 2.1 Ruth Nicholson. 3. Irene Chappell. Grade VII-l. Helen Lew s, 2. Edison Watts, 3. Margaret. Doiron. Grade Vl-l. Shirley Cooke and

Gladys Crockett, 2 Marywatts. 3. llinliy Watt-a and Amy Keizer.

(w). _ heat Average-Helen Lewis 89.9 I per cent. Perfect Attendance: Irene 01mp- mll, Gladys Crockett, Shirley Cooke mice Doiron.

Percentage of attendance for half-year — '16 per cent.

Primary Depart-uncut; Grade V- Sr. l. Beulah vessey, 2 Arthur Brow-n 3. Albert Doiron and Rup- ert Vessey .

Grade V-Jr 1. Aletha Brown. 2 Marguerite V9899)’. 3 Anita Lewis and Bnbert Watts.

Gr II-Sr. Bernice Lewis, 2. Edith own and Christ!“ Proud. 3. Wendell Grown.

Grade II-Jr 1 Richard Doiron. I Dean Watts.

Grade I-Br. 1 Donald Crockett

Grade 14c 1. No Ruminations

Perfect. Attendance; Arthur Brown Albert. Doiron, Aletha Brown, Rich- ard Doiron and Donald Crockett.

Percentage of attendance for the half-year 91 r cent.

Teachers ivlon Howstt, Jean Gordon .

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Have It deducted regularly-every week-every month-either from your pay envelope or your savings account. Your employer or your bank manager will arrange for certiﬁcates to be sent direct by Ottawa to you. '

If you invest $4.00 in a War Savings Certiﬁcate each week, you will have $208.00 saved at the end of a year. . . worth $260.00 at the end of 71/2 years.

If you invest $8.00 in War Savings Certiﬁcates each week, you will have accumulated $416.00 at the end of a year . . . worth $520.00 at the end of 71/; years.

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