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a 2 + decline Tuesday. Trading was Fam Play 440 $24% MY MS active Fleetwood 8375 $20% 20'2 204

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By THE CANADIAN PRESS W. J. Gage Ltd... year ended Dec. 31: 1964, $225.000; 1963, $181,725. Censelidated Paper Corp. Lid.

“year ended Dec. 31: 1964, $16,-

454.718. $2.78 a share; 1963, $15,- 985.003. $2.70 ‘

Metrepelitan Steres of Can- ada Lid., year ended Jan. 31, 1964, $799.365. 70.8 cents a share, 1963, $723,393. 62 cents

Numac Of} and Gas Lid., year ended Dec. 31: 1944, $77,- 423 (met loss): 1963. $103,537 (net loss)

Bewater Paper Cerp. Lid., year ended Dec, 31: 1964. $19.- 134,000. 41 cents a share: 1963, $14,427,000. 34 cents

LIVESTOCK

MONTREAL cP) — Cattle prices were steady and caives also steady in fairly active trad- ing Tuesday on the Montreal east end market

Receipts: 75 cattle. 122 calves, 7 hogs. 12 sheep and lambs

Good heifers 13-16.75

Medium cows 1350-1450. few to 15: common 12-133; can- ners and cutters 8-11.75

Common and medium calves 14-26.50

No hog prices were estab- lished

Lambs 24-37, sheep 13.3.

DIVIDENDS

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Alberta Natural Gas Ce., common ® cents, March 31, record March 22

Dickenson Mines Lid., 5 cents plus 2 cents extra, Apri! 30, rec- ord April 2.

Simpsons - Sears, 15 cents, June 1, record May 1

Bowater Paper Cerp., final 1 shilling 9 pence, ‘26 cents Cana- dian) May 31, record April 27.

Deminien Steel and Ceal Co. L4td.. common 10 cents, May 4, record April 9.

Bowater Paper Sales Increase

MONTREAL (CP) — Total sales of Bowater Paper Corp Lad, of London and its worild- wide subsidiaries in 1964 were $513,741,000 compared with $475.917,000 in the previous year, says the company in a state- ment released here Tue iday

Net profits were $19,134,000 compared with $14,427,000 in 1963, the report said.

Because of improved earn- ings, the company bas recom- mended a year-end dividend of one shilling ninepence, equival-

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CALGARY (CP) — The Ca- nadian Petroleum Association says in a report that Canada’s proven remaining reserves of liquid hydrocarbons increased by 1,436,000,000 barrels in 1964 to a record total of 7,065,000,000 barrels

Hydrocarbons include crude oil and natural gas liquids.

The association said the in-

crease included 108,000,000 bar-

rels in new discoveries during 1964 and 1,640,000,000 barrels in

extensions and ‘revisions of pre-

viously known reserves. Net liquid hydrocarbon pro- duction in 1964 was 312,000,000

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Alberta, leading province of Canadas !:quid hydrocarbon producing areas, increased its liquid hydrocarbon reserves by 1.267.000.000 barrels in 1064.

TOTAL RESERVES UP

The association said Canada's proven remaining recoverable natural gas reserves increased by 6,431,000.000 barrels in 1964, pushing total reserves to 43,- 000,000 barrels

Sulphur reserves rose 13,831,-

000 tons in 1964 to a total of 69,096,000 tons. Sulphur is a gas by-product

Following is a CPA tabula- tion of estimated proven re- serves of liquid nydrocarbons in Canada by areas. The first figure is the 1963 estimate, the second figure the 1964 estimate

Alberta, 4,084,000,000 (6,011,-

000 000 ) Saskatchewan, 531 000.000 (610,000,000): British Co-

lumbia, 169,000,000 (248,000,000) Manitoba. 23,800,000 (33,600,000) Northwest Territories, 49,800,000 (49.200,000); Ontario 7,150,000 9.300.000).

Electric Heat Suggested For Blast District

MONTREAL ‘CP) — A con- tractor who built 30 apartment units which house some 3,009 persons in suburban LaSalle, scene of an explosion March 1 which killed 27 persons, has ap- plied for a government loan te convert the development from gas to electric heating.

A spokesman for the LaSalle Heights development said Tues-

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Central Mortgage and Housing. Cerporation was made during the weekend by Ain and Zakuta Limited. The amount of the loan was not released.

A fire marshal involved in the inquiry into the disaster has said natural gas “is being stu-

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