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Montreal Stock ‘Exchange

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Clo-s Eleo 33 1-2 Am Super Power 3-4 Assoc Gas El A 1 1-8 Cltdes Service 8

lo Pet 22 5-8 El Bond Share 11 3-8 Guilt Oil Corp 881-8 H e 6'! 1-2 Iiockheed Air 31 7-8 Nlaaara Hud 8 8-H Pant Oil 8 5-8 Pierce Gov -- Lons Star Gas —

O r Livestock

MONTREAL. Jan. 10 —(CP)- Receipts today on Montreal live- stock markets were 254 cattle, 202 calves, 1,157 hogs and‘ 116 sheep and lambs.

Cattle prices- were steady. Veal calves and hogs were easier. Lambs were lacking in quality.

Cattle ogre steady. A iew good heifers sold at $6.50 to $6 with medium kinds up to . Good cows brought $4.50 to l0. with med- ium klnds from $8.75 to $4.25. Canners and cutters were $2.25 to $3. Common bulls made from $3.-

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common light veais down to t8.- 50. The b k oi’ the veals brought between $8.50 and .50. Drink- ers ranged from in grassers $4.25 to . . A iew good ewes and vwetihars were sold at $8.50. The balance oi’ the lambs were mostly bucks and ranged from $6.50 to 8'1. Sheep sold from $3 to t5. All the hogs received were on former contract. There were no iresh sales. Weak undertone. Packers’ buyers assert that too

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i aides mamilwl l‘! 01' 139°‘ large a uercenuags oi the hogs be- trlgllloorllfi "ext ° "l 7?: n. a ~' ilnhglsrrngketego at? resent are over- B ' . "" .. t e or o a. vitifisiii‘; “Wfllthinitifi? N? $1532‘ nfihfih 24 P125112; ‘i. - cllned, write today giving age, s. U as Demonsgra 0i “"22- ss....~“~:.-.--..r...."*“.": gW ‘m’ Cu n i n u ., . . “wt” Amm" T°§5§§3.1-1o.]_ 14:21:11.}. DNFIHE-efit-lg.’ ~ ‘Te c es ' ""1 J . 1o -(c1=>- Maw] enmus , To Let rom .13.... s-ss o! a ‘auvmo rivozair " BMILTS moons aim araamaurs ro 3”‘ °“mu°“,l,§efl,§°§°, mffi; - B . ' ma; ".:°s.s*.r~.'i¢'i:‘ “"- M" “_._"‘“1-“=L.i=~ a shrill?“ 5""*..:"%:: "as: Wiuhersou. 1-400-1-10-31, __. -nt d-- w}?! o“ b t“ M‘ _-.. _—ri—‘ Q . can , NEW YORK, JGII. 10 -—-(AP)-- ~ ' waaava.irai.rannownarns1“°'“°*°""°"“°“'°°"“ u, “hm “m. a “pm m” ‘liars as " i ' pom ms Iix- ' _ PERSBIIAI- l-Willt m ,5- as, g-q-r-p; ... mart-raw“: "so- om; YEAR Tonrav we m»??? wdo-l-lrm-‘o, liviuctuaticns were s. . . . . , .0. been mo. Tor-o ¢ " 1- Egan-aliases» new “M in "l" "mm am; u rag-nu evasion! 1 commutator-new” {aged m: ' The "caisson rosin. . a a s“ '21‘ .:...:*-.....;.. l‘. .. l . . Montreal Curb 52w» gqm,'r;,,s,u- we" o: “f ' "‘ ‘ - r ; ‘ a cenrfand e belgawas V n5." unchanged ‘Hie OI‘ larl‘

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Steel B 11 1-2 Dom Textile 59 3-4 Dryden 5 3-8 libunda-ticn O0 i1 3-4 Gen Steel Wares '1 1-2 Ham Bridge 5 1-2 How Smith 13

16 int Nickel 54 1-3 Massey mls a 3.9

‘$0011 Front 7 ~ 30 3-8 Nat Brew 42 ;Na/c steal Oar 53 1-4 ‘ Noranda. so 3.4 ' Power C010 12 1-4 Shawinigan 21 3-4 Sou Can Pow _ 8t Lew Com . 4 1.4 Steel o! Can '14 3-4 Steel oi Oen P _ Win Elec A .2 Win Elec B _

Banks (Canadian Press) ltnoks arose e 1'16 i-2 Montreal - Royal Bk 188 1-2 Nova. Scott! —

Produce Prices

MONTRJJAJL, Jan. 10 —(C P)- Prices generally were steady and unchanged in quiet trading on the produce section oi the Can- adian commodity exchange today. l Butter spot: Que. (92 score) 23-

23 1-4; Que. (38 score) 22t; Que. (37 score) 21 1-2-7-8. Sales: 50 Que. (38 score) at 22; 62 Que. (38 score) unsalted, not returnable, buyers’ inspection at 22 1-4.

Cheese t: Ont. white colored at 1 ‘l-Sb. No sales.

Eggs spot: Ont. A-large 24a, .4- medium 23a, A-puliete 22a.

To arrive: Butter and cheese

unquoted.

Butter iuturesz. Jan. 32 8-4-23 1-8; Feb. 22 3-4-23; March 22 3-4-23. sales: One March con- tract at 22 ‘l-ii.

10 —-(C P)-

MON , Jan. Prices tor creamer-y butter prints and solids continued to climb as receipts dwindled on n produl: -,markeis here today, e Domin- iion Department oi Arglculture reported. Most other offerings clung to yesterday's steady levels.

Creamery butter prints to retail- ers were 24-24 1-2 cents a pound and solids 28 1-2-24. Western but- ter dellvered in Montreal was ot- iered at 23 1-4-1-Z' tor fresh or regraded. Que. No. 1 pasteurized in wholesale lots was 23 1-4 ior regraded.

Ont. white and colored sold for i2 cents a pound.

Graded egg shi ents in used tree cases were iered at 24 cents a dozen ior A-large, 23 for A- medlum, 22 tor A-pullets.

Potatoes: Que. No. 1 80's 75-85: No. 1 N. B. 80's 1.10-1.15; No. 1 N. B. mts 50's 70-75; No. 1 P. B. ‘l. nits 90's 1.25-1.30; No. 1 P. E. I. whites 90's 1.20-1.25.

Stocks Stage Slight Rally In New York

BY FREDERICK GARDNER Associated Press Financial Writer-

NEW YORK, Jen. 10 --(AP)—- Aiter having lost virtually all of its pro-Christmas upturn, .the stock market today took a mild tum on the rallying lde. Weak alrcraits oi the prec ng session

the revival on hopes the president's national defence mes- sage, due tomorrow or the next day, would bring the rearmsment theme more strongly into the speculative limelight.

Gains ran to 2 or more points at the best, but these were sub- stantially reduced at the close as traders cashed proiits.

Canadian issues were mostly steady with some inactive. Dis- tillers-Beagram, Dome, Internat- ional Nickel, McIntyre, Holllnger and Lake shore all advanced ‘fractanaily while Bord s .

ng steels was the an- Bteel Corp.

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u m. w motor sales aid- u mo vs group. Beet slbock performers included Douglas Aircrait, United Aims-alt, Sperry,‘ Glen Martin. U. B. Steel Bahamian, Chrysler, "General

Dealingawem slowest ice any 5-" hour day since Dec. 9. ‘Pranatera totalled 113,150 shares against t,- OIMM yesterday. The Associated Press average oi 60 stocks re-

signed a net advance oi .1 t at 82

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MEWS. sun's ' AND ovaacoars

At Their Regular Prices

Those Suite and Overcoat: were good ' value, but’ at: these greatly reduced prices they are a Matchless Buy

MEN'S SUITS

Rag. $22.50 Sale Price

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Men's Leather Coats. Sale Price . . 1 n95 Men's Fur Coats. Sale Price .... . . . . . . . . . .».-. ..

Men's Heavy Wool Underwear. Sale Price, each . . . . Men's Heavy Jumbo Coat ‘Ila Di‘: a" n‘,

Sweaters. Sale Price

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Reg. $1.95 Line For

Ladies’ Knitted ‘Suits Clearing at 33, l-3 Discount

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fi-"II-li Visit Our Yard Goods Dept.

Coatings, Curtaining, Prints, Flannolotieo Eie., all at Greatly Reduced Prices Every Department Has Lola 0F Bargains

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Congoleum Rugs, Discontinued _I.inea, a’ Host oi Good Patterns at Greatly Reduced Prices

Other Higher Priced

Dresses Clearing

Girl's Coats Clear- ing at:

Floor Oilclotb; 5 good designs. Special to clear .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . 47c. yard

Bargain ‘Fares all over, Canadian National Railway on Prince Edward lalanel Leading to Charlottetown Friday 6' Saturday

A For Bargains of Our January Clearance Caloa