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(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Sept. 8-l~icavy volume was apparent 1n cattle scc- tlnn of Montreal livestock markets today with prices steady. Offer- ings were heavy on other divisions but prices held steady.

Receipts: Cattle i877; calves 2.- 277; hogs 3815; sheep and lambs 3107. .

Good steers sold from $5.25 to $6 111111 top steers up to $6.25. Med- iums went from $4.25 to $5 and common steers from $3 to $4. Heif- ers ranged from $2.50 to $4 While good cows made from $3.25 to $3.- 50. Medium butchers sold from $2.- 75 to $3 with common butchers from $2.25 to $2.50 while cnnners and cutters sold at $1.50 to $1.75» Common bulls made from $2 to S225 with the odd butcher b11ll from $2.50 to $3.

Good vealers brought $7.25 to $750 with medium good kinds around $7. Fair to mediums sold from $5.50 to $6.50 with common drinkers selling from $4.25 to $4.- 50. Grasscrs ranged from $3 to $4. Lambs sold at $7 for ewes and wethcrs with bucks making $6 and zulis s5. Sheep went from $2 to 4

Bncors sold at $9.25. fed and watered while selects drew the 11s- llfll Si premium. Butchers and hcevics sold at $8.75 11nd extra. llPflYles and lights nt $8.25. Sows went from $6.50 to $7.

(Canadian Press)

nnrmcao. Sept. 8-Dollar trhrat graced the board of Winni- Dir grnin exchange today. In brat: post-holiday trade, grain va111~s moved up steadily under the impctus of a fairly strong de- manrl.

The dollar mark was reached in the nenrbv and distant future at 1hr noon-hour. Prices tapered off fomwrhnt from the high points to time 1 3-4 1 5-8 cents a bushel hzcher. Expcrt trade was estimat- l-tl at around 300.000 bushels.

October closed at 99 7-8 cents. December $78 l-4 to 3-8 cents and Mu sroo 1-8 to a-s a bushel.

Cash wheat mat a good demand lll all gmdes with values B0091“ filly uncfanged to fractions higher.

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(Received over Pltfieid and Co’: Private Wire) NEW YORK. Sept. 8—Steel operations 68.2 per cent down 3.3 DOlnt-s or 4.6 per cent.

TORONTO. Sept. 13-May Spiers Gold Mines-To start lateral work on two levels at. once. May Spiers Gold has reached a shaft depth of 350 feet at its property in the Red Lake area and cross cutting will be started on two levels during‘ the current week.

Chromium—Second annual state- ment outlines some o1 the de- velopment work undertaken dur- ing the past year. The company now has current assets of $510,000.

’While production during the year

was curtailed due to enlargement of the smelters and development of the mine and mining plant to provide for a. large operation, suf- ficient production, was maintained to develop markets, provide work- ing costs and break in new equip- ment. Underground developme it on the 100 and 225 levels was started in May proving up ore in- dicated by drilling. Results to date have been satisfactory it is stated.

TORONTO, Sept. B-Aidermac Copper Corp.—Notioe is given that an application for listing the " shares on the mining section has been granted and the stock was posted for trading at the opening. _ At the same time the shares of the old stock will be removed. Ex- change basis was l new for 4 old.

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PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Sept. 8— Tradinfl was quiet on Montreal open pro- duce markets today and prices ruled stcidy far eggs. butter- and potatoes.

Btittcr ivas at 24 5-8 to 7-8 cents per pound for crirlots or les of no 1 while lots to retailers were 26 for solids and 27 for prints.

Graded egg shipments in carlots or less were quoted at 28 cents a dozcn for A large. 26 for A med- ium, 22 for a and 19 to 19 1-2 for C.

Cheese averaged 15 1-4 cents per pound for Ontario. Quebecs were tuiquoicd. ‘

Potatoes sold at s1 to $110 1'01" Quebec no 2 and 31.55110? "CW Brunswick no 1 per 80 pound bag.

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MONTREAL. Sept. 8—Tradlng reached a standstill on Canadian commodity exchange produce sec- tion today and prices held nomin- ally steady.

Butter Spot-Que 24 5-8 to 7-8; Que June rcgraded 24 5-8A.

Cheese Spot-Que white 14 5-8 to 3-8.

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(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. Sept. 8- Wheat nor no 2 $1.08 1-2. Barley C W no a s4 1-2. 0M8. C W no 3 50.

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. Currencies

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, Sept. 8—A rally in the pound sterling and reaction- ary tendencies in gold currencies in terms of both the United States doiiar old sterling featured for- eign exchange trading today.

Sterling rose 1 3-4 cents 145155.05 3-8. the highest level since June 16. reflecting. apparently, transfers of large sums from the continent.

Concurrently, forward contracts in French francs widened abruptly to .35 of a cent under the spot. rate, compared with .26 of a cent on Saturday. The movement was believed to have been based on un- easiness in some quarters over the heavier armament expenditures in Frame.

The spot rate held practically nnclinnged at 6.58 3-8 cents. a. level which enabled international bank- ers to engage $4,648,000 in gold at the Bank of France for shipment out of the country. This brought thc total secured from that source to $42,800,000 since Aug. '7.

The Canadian dollar was quoted at a discount of 1-64 of one pér cent.

MONTREAL. Sept. 8--Pound sterling advanced l 3-4 cents on Montreal foreign exchanges today to $5.05 3-8, highest since June. 1934. The French franc at 6.58 cents and the United States dol- lar at par were unchanged.

VALCARTIER INVESTMENTS. LIMITED

VALCARTIEII I N V I! I 'l‘ WE N '1‘ l. LIMITED hereby given notice that It will nmvly in the iieerrtnry oi’ Gills for pcrmlnnlon in surrender its ehlrier in leeordnnro with tho provisions of linilon 2D of Tho (‘ompnnln Act, 1M4. (TIIARLOTTETINVN. 4th Remember,

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LABARGE INVESTMENTS, LIMITED

I1 1\ I! |\ II 0 I.‘ INVFFTEIENTD. I. IITEII hereby liven Illtlll! that It w nnnly to the Secretary of Hints Inr w. inion to surrender lin charter In accordance with Ilia prorlnlnnn of

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“I ROY DILLON,

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. Sept. IL-Britlsh and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compil- ed by the Royal Bank of Canada closed today as follows:- Argentina peso. .2825.

Australia pound 4.0640.

Belgium belga .1194.

China Hong Kong dollars .8128. Denmark krone .2258.

Finland finmark .0224.

France franc .0658.

Great Britain pound 5.0527. Holland florin .1715.

Hungary penga, .1985.

India rupee .1818.

Japan yen .2957.

New ‘Zealand pound 4.0174. Norway krone .2541.

Poland zloti .1890.

South Africa pound 5.0285. Sweden krone .2607.

Switzerland franc .3256.

United States dollar par. Closing exchange rates;-

At Montreal—Pound 5.05 3-8; ‘U. S. dollar 1.00; franc 6.58.

At New York-Pound 5.05 3-8; Canadian dollar B9 63-64; franc 6.58 3-8.

At Paris-Pound 76.66 fr; U. S. dollar 15.19 fr; Canadian dollar 15.18 fr.

In gold—Pound 1%, 3d; U. S. dollar 59.43 cents; Canadian dol- lar 59.41 cents. 1

NEW YORK. Sept. S-Forelgn exchange irregular. Great Britain demand high 5.05 l-2; low 5.04 ll- 16; close 5.05 3-8; 60 day bills 5.03 7-8; France 6.58 3-8; Italy 7.87; Belgium 16.91: Oennany 40.24; Canada 99 63-64.

MINING

(Canadian Prcll)

TORONTO. Sept. ik-Sharp gains and losses appeared side by side on the Toronto mining board m- day and the final net result was a loss for the golds and a. sub- stantial gain for the base metals and silvers. Volume was heavy at 1,776,000 shares.

Tobum and Premier were am- ong the features on the up side. ‘robin-n sold at a record high of 2.55. up 55 cents for the day and Premier gained 15 to 3.30. Bulli- van was also in the spotlight with a" gain of 1B cents to 2.48 and other issues up 10 to 15 cents were Macasse. O'Brien, Pamour, and Read Authier. McLeod-Cockshutt advanced 35 c1115. Mining Our- pomtion '1, and gains of a few cents each came out for Bylvaniia, Pioneer, Hard Rock, Kirkland- I-Iudson Bay, Canadian Mslartic, ChDougnma/u and Carlboo.

Heavy ceiling of Francoeur for- ced the price down to 1.16 and the close at 1.2a resulted in a net loas of 40 cents. The turnover was 86.- 000 shares. Several stocks lost 10 to 80 cents. including Anglo-Hur- onian, Buffalo-Ankeritc, Oentnl Patricia. Little Long Inc, Shoot an' San Antonio. San Anionic closed at 1.60.

The penny arctioii was featured ‘by a trade of 276,000 share; in

a $100,000,000 DOlvflNION OF CANADA LOAN

The Balk of Canada 1's authorized by the Minister of Finance to receive subscriptions for this Loan, to be issued as follows:—

1 per cent. Notes, Due March 15, 1941

Issue Pflce: 98.25% and accrued interest, yielding 1.40% to maturity.

Notes will be dated September 15, 1936. Principal and interest will bemayable in lawful money of Czmada. Interest willbe payable, without dim-go, semi-annually on March 15 and September 15, at any branch in Canada of any chartered bank.

AND ' 3 per cent. Perpetual Bonds Callable on or after September 15, 1966

Issue Price: 96.50% and accrued interest, yielding approximately 3.11%.

Bonds will be dated September 15, 1936. Interest, and principal if called, will be payable in lawful money of Canada. Interest will be payable, without charge, semi-annually on March 15 and September 15, at any branch in Canada of any chartered bank.

Proceeds of the issue will be used for refunding maturing Dominion of Canada obligations ‘totalling $73,168,200 and for general purposes of the Government of Canada

Payment is to be made in full against delivery of interim certifimtes on or. about September 15, 1936. 2% Bouns Dun Ocronas 15, 193a (With £11131 coupon detached). and 5% Bonus Don Novsnaan 15, 1936 (With final coupon detadled) will be accepted at par up to the amount required for payment of allotments of 1 per cent. Notes and/or 3 per cent. Bonds. Resultant (rash adjustments, where necessary, will be made at the time of delivery. 1 . 1% Notes $1,000

D°"°'""'“"°"‘ " 3% Bonds, sroo, ssoo and $1,000

Subscriptions may be made to the Head Office of the Bank of Canada, Ottawa, through any branch in Canada of any chartered bank or through any recognized dealer, from whom copies of the official prospectus containing complete details of the issue may be obtained. The Minister of Finance reserves the right to allot subscriptions in full or. in part.

The subscription lists will open on September 10, 1.936, and ivill close as to either Notes or Bonds or both, ufith o1- without notice, at the discretion of the Minister of Finance.

CVPPAWA, Sqatember 9, 1936

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