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Election Outlook Sends New York Stock Prices lip

NEW HORK. Oct. 17-(AP)-'l'he stock market finally got around to geﬂﬂill consideration of the ap- proaching presidential elections last week.

Wall Street evidently likes the chances of a new administration in the White l-louse and translated that opinion into higher stock prices. 1n mid-week the general 1evel of prices sprinted ahead to a five-week high. The rally fizzled out later but most issues finished the week on a steady price footing.

Saturday's two-hour session fol- lowed the-usual run of week-end markets. Turnover was limited and price movements narrow.

An exception was Vanadium Corp.. which jumped nearly six points at one time and closed 5 1-2 higher at 27 1-2, a peak for the year.

Demand was sparked by a Wash- ington dispatch that the atomic gnergy mission is negotiating with the company to buy uranium from two ore treatment plants that would be brought into operation by the corporation next year.

Huge blocks of Commonwealth and Southern hit the ticker tape. The price stayed at 3 1-2 on deals of 36.000. 20.000 and 15,000 shares.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks advanced .1 of one point to 69.1. a top since early Septem- her.

At Montreal

MONTREAL. Oct. 17-(CP)-Se- lected industrials failed to estab- lish any trend during quiet trad- ing on the Montreal Stock Ex- change and Curb Mai... Saturday. All changes were fractional. Four issues had turnovers of more than 1,000 shares each. Gains nar- rowly edged rut\losses in mines during fairly active trading.

Industrial turnover stood at ap- proximately 26,200 shares, an in- crease of 10,300 shares over last Saturday's total. Mining sales were 86,200 shares. compared with 26,000 shares.

Closing averages showed banks unchangerfat 26.66; utilities off .2 at 78.6; industrial: up .1 st 131.7; papers off .25 at 352.47 and golds up .04 at 60.32.

At Toronto

TORONTO. Oct. 17 - (CF)- Prioes were irregularly easier in dull trading in the two-hour Satur- day session on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Golds and base metals slipped in quiet action and western sils held firm.

The exchangds closing index showed golds down .12 at 88.29. base metals down .28 at 103.02. western oils down .10 at 43.32.

Golds listed 25 gains, 31 losses, 29 unchanged; base metals, 7 gains, 7 losses. 0 unchanged; western oils 4 rains. 3 losses. 4 unchanged.

Winnipeg Grain

WINNIPEG. Oct. 16-(CP)-No allocation of wheat to the United Kingdom under the Canadian con tract was made Saturday on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. The week's assignments under the con- tract totalled 1.500.000 bushels.

All grains showed a firm trend in the futures market. Oats attract- ed buying by American and eastern interests and shippers barley was supported by local interests and shippers and eastern houses. ..

Cash prices:

Oats: 2 CW 77 3-8; ex 3 CW 74 3-8; 3 CW 74 3-8; ex 1 feed H 3-8; 1 feed 72 7-8; 2 feed 71 1-8; 8 feed 68 3-8; track 75 3-8.

Barley: 1 CW 6-row 1.29; 2 CW 6-row 1.29; 1 CW 2-row 1.12; 2 CW Z-row 1.12; 3 CW 6-row 1.19; 1 feed 1.07 1-4; 2 feed 1.04; 3 feed 1.02; track 1.05; 2 CW yellow 1.12; 3 C W. yellow 1.11.

MONTREAL. Oct 17 —— (C?)- Produco prices quoted hers Satur- day were reported by the Domin- ion Department of Agriculture as follows:

Eggs: Free cases, A large 69-70; med 65-66; A pullets 4%; B 45 -47; C 34-36. -

Butter: Wholesale Quebec no 1 pasteurized 68 1-2. Current receipts Que no 1 pasteurized 67 3-4; no 2 66 3-4; first grade creamery print job price 70 1-2. solids 69.

Cheese: Current receipts western white 30-30 3-16; Quebec white 30. fob factory. Wholesale export pric- es western white 30 13-16-31; Que- ber white 30 13-16-31. Domestic prices wesetrn white 34; colored 35 1-2. No other prices established.

Potatoes: Que no 1 75 lbs new 1.15-1.25; no 2 75 lbs .90-1.00; N. B. no 1 75 lbs 1.80-1.40.

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Duke of Athens. from Montreal Sslled Saturday

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LONDON. Oct 16- (Reuters) - Air Marshal Sir Arthur P. M. Sanders, air officer commanding- in-chief British air forces of oo- cupatlon, Germany, has been ap- pointed vice-chief of the air staff. effective Nov. 1. the Air Ministry announced tonight. He will take the place of Air Chief Marshal Sir James M. Robb. appointed com- mander-in-chief o! the air forces of the Western European Union. Air Vice-Marshal '1‘. M. Williams is ap- pointed air officer u mmanding-ln- chief British air forces of occupa- tlon, Germany. with the acting rank of air marshal. in succession 'to Sanders.

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3500 Kayrand 4000 Keiora . 1000 Kenville . 175 Kerr Add 9500 Kirk Gold .

1400 Kirk L i200 L Duiault 2500 L Wasa . 100 Lamaque . 1000 Lapa Cad 3200 Lingman 2500 Louvicourt . 55 1000 Lynx 08 100 Macassa 316 2900 MacDonald S6 500 MacLeod 94 400 Madsen 245 1100 Malartic 185 1500 Martin 03 1-2 300 McKenzi 33 200 Milton . 140 451 Min Corp .. 10 3-4 300 Negus . 215 400 New Cal 163 543 New Jas 55 3-4 1100 New Marl 17 4000 New Pac 09 17300 New Norz 16 3-4 500 New Rouyn 18 17000 Nicholson 34 1-2 20 Noranda . 52 300 Normetal 285 100 North Star 6 1-2 780 OBrien

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Weekly Livestock

Anii Market Report

Ottawa Canada-October 15th, 1948 I

Summary

Deliveries of cattle were more: imoderaie in the pasi. week. and; eastern markets recovered 5'.) czntsi or more oi the previous weeks losses, priitcipz-lly on a goCd locaii demand. Western centres, i-ow.ver., failed to respond to the reduce-l supply and were weak i1 rightly; lower in some cases. 'I‘h"s wasi attributed to bearish advices from! the south and a continued siioriage of stock cars to clear Cally arsivals. Calves were strong sellsrs. with a gain of $1 to l2 at Montreal; hogs down 50 cents at Toronto, stronger at Calgary, unchanged elsewhere; and lamhs up 82 at Montreal. $1 lower at Winnipeg, and mostly un- changed at other centres.

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a fairly good local demand, and alontreal s23 to $27 and an odd

prices recovered 50 cents or the recent drop at. Toronto to sell weighty steers zit $24 to $25 for choice ard up to $22 for butcher IIXI-HiBTiEIi. Smokers wcrp also more brisk $811315. with the best 0n offer at 519 to $2). l\loni.1e"l mcvtd up 50 cenfs io $1 on good cat l“. with best oi the steers $22 to $24 and

ions on hest steers and iicifcr= in the Maritiimes u-cre ti’! in $13. fob.

Western Cattle lilarlrels

Lack of suflcient stock ca-s cut. down both country l-aiings and‘ re-lcading at terminal c-ntr-s 'or outside prints. Dﬁspiie a shorter» suwly. however. the bilyillg interegti W3! ‘.1"2"i.=.il, cue principally t3 "iV-l er quotailoi-s from the south vrhere some mm price declines cccurrzcl. Supplies, liovxver. were well cie"r- ed with low] buyers resisting any stronger asking rates. and only smell numbers of steers at Wlﬂﬂipiﬂ were good snowh hi. make s21 to w, wiih i! fairly rr-d‘ class llj to $20. and the best of the shocker material up to S19. Calgary was a litfh, server, with m; b-s‘; of the sw-er zriﬂes at $23 to s21 50 feeders un to $21: Fdmorﬂon up ‘o! F21 r-n bu'ch*rs Prince Alb‘? “'9: Moose Jan: $1‘! on good hﬂers,

ivi‘h most butcher classes her: hell im- F‘rl"af\"s aucfirn; and Saskzrcon F11 to $19.

Vaxicauvsr raid rm to s21. l Exp-r‘: To Uiii'e.-i Shit-s i browns at best‘ raiile for ‘r11- mediatc SiTHFiIiPX‘ nllfl lrr iced-i ing to the United States for the‘ ioeari. ThIs hTillTS iii- tot-l since the removsi of the evrbargn n-i Aurust 16h to 117.514 hed. Erprrfs of Faigv cattle and piirchrezis. both hrei and dairy, for the noeek ioialltd 202$. to male the total to da‘e B7506. The week's cal.’ exports r-mounkd to 681 hr-“d phcirg the trial since Aizgu=t l6‘h a‘ 17.244. Exports of sheep and l~mbs during the weak were 1.455 and the total since August 3rd is i275‘. (‘Eves Stew‘; 1'0 sbrnggf

C21? prios mivntainrd ihe pl‘?- ivicus week's l'v:i=. with i. gym r1, .8! to $2 ii‘ Mrwirsai Bt I ioals rn .ol:iu- sold a‘. T.1ronto at s17 t; s2).

$28, \Vinnl;eg $22 t0 $26, Calgary up to $20, Edmonton $22. Prince $20. Sask- atoon $211, Vancouvcr $19 to $21, and

Albert $20. Moose Jaw Moncto-n $08. WEST ROYALTY W. I.

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i, The regular meeting of the West 200d cows $15-50 to $17 50. Quﬂiﬂi- iRoyaity W. I. was held at the ixcme ‘of Mrs_ Lemuel MacKinnon.

It was moved and seconded that s card party be held at the Bright Spot the latter part of October. It was 8.150 mc-ved and seccmdsd that there would be the usual collection for the Salvation Army. Reports were heard from the school and sick COmmliiKB,

The following are the new com. iznittees that were appointed: School -_ Mrs. Lanks and Moore; sick __. Mrs. Croby. Ms. England and

The preside rt prrsiclsd. The m’et- Velma Burke; Lunch - Mrs. Bell,

ing was opened by singing

ihe Burke and Crcshy_ institute Ode. Twelve members rnrl

The mtebins was closed by the

four visiiors were present. The rol National Anthem, erm- which 3

rail was aitsucred by a rol"ci‘rn The m:e lug ‘hostess. The hex: meeting is to be

which amounted minutrs of the previous were road and approvcd.

i0 $1.00.

‘rllmch W55 {Wed by the lunch C011- miit/ee in charge. assistzd by the

iheid at Mrs. Webstei-‘s.

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