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(B FREDERICK GARDNER. Assoclaied Press Financial Writer)

NEW YORK. Jan. 6—(AP)-'I‘ho enerally ended the 939 on a declining

lvotal industrlirs an

osing ractions to more than o is.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was off .5 o1’ a point ll? 52.4 and, on the week, showed a net decline of .6 of a point. Transfers Saturday totalled 632,910 shakes a- gainst 853,190 last Saturday,

With financial minds apllflfwill’ somewhat confused over the United States Administration's la

iraders shifted to the sell Utilities were resistant

the time a; the theory W88 9X- pounded that congress “possibly would balk at aipproprla ona for public-owned power plants to oom- pe with private companies. In ad tion, eannihgs in this field con- favorable. Aviations pushed up for a. while. Even though recom- mended expenditures for defence planes were smaller than many ex-

ted. it was believed manufac- urers could still profit substantial-

Among the (Ianadian issues, Dome. Lake Shore and Canadian

Distillers showed a. Canada. were ignored,

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t Advances 124 314 Declines 246 Unchanged 147 197 Total Issues 703 757

UNDATED MONEY BOX (By The Canadian Press) Closing exchange rates

At _Montrea1 —Pound 4.71 I5- 16; U. S. dlr 1.00 27-32; franc 2.- 05 15 32

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lections which designers are be- ginning to look through. The sports silhouette with a swagger line that has a free, wide swing toward the back is one mat these designers meet most frequently. It isn't a new line (being more than a. little reminiscent of the old flshback) but it has been worked out very interestingly for spring.

Plguet has made his swing back stand, out perkily by the- use of tripls rows of sti ching down centre back where circular-cut halves Join. Iianvin goes into box pleats. one started from each shoulder and left unpressed to flare into impressive back swings. fiiount owing backs as a design

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Produce Prices

MONTREAL, Jan. 8 —(CP1— Top grade egg prices eased more than five cents a dozen on open produce markets here last week, according to Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture reportsBut- ter, cheese and potatoes held steady.

Creamery butter prints to retail- ers werc 23 1-2-24 cents a pound and solids 23-23 1-2. Western but- ter delivered in Montreal was of- fered at 23 cents for fresh and re- graded. Que. No. 1 pasteurized regradcd was 23.

Ont. white and colored cheese sold for 12 cents a pound.

Grad egg shipments in used free cases were offered at 26 cents a dozen for A-large, 25 for A- medium, 24 for A-pullets, 23 for g-large and B-medlum, and 22 for

‘Potatoes: Que. no. 1 80's 15-05; No. 1 1v. n. 80's 1.10-1.50; m». 1 P. n. r. whites 90's 1.20-1.25.

IVarrouiLosses On Montreal Stock Market

MONTREAL. Jan. 8 —(CP)—- The stock market displa ed l tendency to slip Saturday ""11! general undertone remained irm despite a few narrow losses. ume contracted.

Oils were the firrnest. the nar- row improvements for Imperial at 18 3-4 and McColl Frontenac 6 7-8. Noranda advanced slight] to 81 but Nickel showed a. smll loss at 55. Unchanged were Hol- linger and Hudson Bay Minlnk-

Losses of 1-2 each for St. Law- rence Corporation preferred and Price Brothers spoil-Ed the Pa?"

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. ' t m ed bit. Rails lilixglcxliiflarcksed-exwilthenrlatlonal Steel ‘

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POWER‘, Algoma Steel, Steel of Canada. Cement and Foundation.

Total sales: 61,600 shares; mines 54100; industrials 7,500. Bonds

$500.

GRAIN

WINNIPEG, Jan. B —(CP)- Failure of expected precipitation to materialize in United States winter wheat belt. gave Winnipeg wheat futures a fairly steady tone in early trading Saturday, but market developed an easier trend in late dealings and finished the rhort session with fractional los-

S65.

Closing quotations were 3-8-1-4 cent lower, with May at 62 3-8, July 63 1-8 and Oct. 63 1-4-3-8 cents. Canadian wheat exportbusi- ness was estimated at around 150.- 000 bushels worked from both Pacific and Atlantic seabcards.

Demand for cash wheat cori- tinued indifferent, with offerings light and spreads generally un- changed.

Dealings in the coarse grain pit were routine, although mills were credited with support in oats and exporters came in for barley. Values followed the wheat trend.

CHICAGO Jan. B —(AP)-— Viliicat prices more than lost s 3-4 cent a bushel advance Satur- day as buying power diminished in late trading. Contributing to the downturn was weakness in securities.

After holding substantial gains during most of the short session. due chiefly to failure of moisture to materialize in the domestic winter wheat belt, the market brought in selling by some of the eariv buyers. '

Wheat closed 1-4 1-2 lower lfhsn

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-4; July 54 1-4-1-8; oats

unchanged.

Currencies

MONTREAL, Jan. 8 —(OP)— Pound Sterling strengthened 15- 32 of a cent to $4.71 15-16 on Montreal foreign exchanges Sat- urday while tine United States dollar declined 1-32 to 27-32 per cent- premium. French francswere up slightly to 2.66 15-82 ccnts.

NEW YORK, Jan. 8 -—(AP)-— Helped by dramatic moves of the Bank of England to halt specu- lative action against the pound. the English unit advanced 11-10 cent to $4.68 1-16 in terms of the United States dollar Saturday.

‘the French franc added .00 3-8 cent at 2.64 1-8 and the belga. improved narrowly. The Swiss franc ended a shade lower while the guilder was unchanged. The Canadian dollar closed at a. dis- count of 13-16, up l-16 from yes- terday.

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Weekly Livestock

Market Report;-

boirght mostly levels. Hog! under _ runs moved up anywhere from 10c i0 75c. gain bei made

but with the new Canada-United States Trade Agreement becoming effect-lye on Jan/nary 1. it is ex- pected that a good flow of cattle will cross the _ With the holiday season drawing in a close and colder weather prevailing de- mand for beef is more than likely to sh-cw some expansion and this .-f course will be reflected in a keener inquiry for cattle.

Cattle Prices Strong to 50c Higher

The ‘lbronto market gained iri activity as the week progressed and while most sales were at last week's rates. in spots the market was 15c higher especially on top butchers. weighty steers ranged from $5.50 up to $725 with a small lot cf heavies at $7.50, and butch- ers made 84.50 to $8.50 and $6.75. Stocks of bee! which had been ac- cumulating in Montreal coolers were beginning to move out more mpidlv with the colder weather and a consequent good demand was in evidence for caiitle at prices estimstedteboficiewchigher than last week. The bulk of the

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brought a top at $7. A light supply contributed to an active clean on the Winnipeg market and prices moved into substantially higher ground. most killing classes being 25c to 50c share e

to $6.25 at Winnipeil a. few choice handivweight butchers sold up to $0.50. stacker and feeder trade was fairly qulst with fair duality hi. suckers around $4.50. while Calgary cai- e

strong on all classes under light re- ceipts and had good to choice stceers at $5.50 to $6. With meager supplies on hand moot Saskatche- wan markets were hardly estob lished. Prince Albert had an 0d odd tops went at Regina at $8. and the best on hand at n brought $425. Cattle were very scarpeait-Saskaiocnduetoabad storm- and blodced roads. Van- couver was firm with good to choice steers mt $5 to $6. -

United States Market Strong to Higher

‘Bvuffalowassi/rortgandficor mom higher ‘this week and while no Canadian cattle were on hand. it was ted that best Can- adian steers would sell around $9. The same class are bring $7.25 to $7.50 at Toronto. Si». Paul was also svtmmz to 25c higher with good native fed steers qu at $9 to $10. Canadian cows from $6.50 down. heifers ll-p to $7.50 and top quality bulls at $6.75. Exports to this week to 302 camtle. 294 dairy and 90 calves. To- tals for the year are 80.151 beef, 12,194 dairy, 46,370 calves and 95 hogs. ‘Iihe totals for the veer 1937 were 176.711 beetf, 13,542 dairy, 104.490 calves and 64,242 hogs.

Prices Easier in Great Britain

feeling is prevailing Re-nerally for both fat and store cattle on British markets. but good dairy cows are holding tlrrn. No Canadians were on hand, but Glasgow estimated Canadian "feed- ers at around 6c per pound live Weiithit and bulls 0c. At Birken- head bwt light eight steers were making up to 15c per pound dress- ed t including offs-l. Ex- ports to date tihis year amount to 27,422 cattle as compared with 9,762 last year.

Calf Market Fin:

With moderate supplies on hand calf markets were steady to manger with. however. very little change in prices. Torch-to had chlcice veals alt $10 to $10.50, and Montreal under a keen inquiry 18W up to $11 with an odd strength yind choice veals closed

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. ' nary and Ilrhnouoon were steed! ll GITAWA. 0000mm n- $7, while Prince Albert mould unit mum deliveries or our-is to who. Moose JI-W up to I4 were responsible for a mam sd- and Salts-boon up

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adlg-n hams were unchamz at. 9&4 in Hogs opened 35c ‘IV!’-

until a. total gain of 60c was made and baccns closed

ke-t was strong at Montreal on a $10 to $10.15 off trucks. The mar- basis of $9.50 for i. d; w. Winnipeg remained fairly station- ary throughout. bacons holding I o! $8.65 f. 8a w. The market closed higher at Calgary with baoons at $8.25 off trucks, while Edmonton moved into higher ground and closed at $6.30. Pr!!!“ Albert and Saskatoon closed a! $8.40 and Moose Jaw and Regina at $8.50 of! trucks.

Lamb Market Steady

Toronto lamib market was stead at. $9 to $9.25 for good lambs wit a few small lots at $9.50. $01119 lzccd ewes and wethers made 11D u; $8.50 a/t Montreal while Winni- peg was unchanged up to $8. Tops at Calgary and Saskatoon were $7.25, Edmonton $7.50, Prince Al- bert $6.75. and Moose Jaw and. Regina $7. $0221 handyweight lambs up M

CATTLE MARKETS

TOR/ONTO disposed or 3.428 csttile. generally at last week's price levels but with some sales of top butchers 15c higher. The market cpened dull but gained in activity wlrth s good clean up. weighty steers tanned from $5.50 for common up to $7.25 for choice

the _week’s top of $7.50. steers and heifers brought be- tween $4.50 and

cutters made $2.25 to $3 calves ranged from $6 to $9. A few lots of smokers sold steady at $4.50 to $5.35. Miliker and springer trade was very dull with only a few sales repwted. NTR-EAL sold 1263 cll/till- Under a good demand prices were 25c tn 50c better than the previous week with the bulk of the good steers bringing $6.50 and it top o1 . ediutm steers were mostly $5. too o0’ $6 and fed calves from $6.50 . Good cows were G435 to $4.75 with a couple at $5 and oth-

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ers down/ward t0 $3 Gunners and cutters made $2.25 tc $2.75 and bulls ranged from $3 to $5. a

CALI‘ MARKETS '1

TORONTO calves were firm on I short run. choice veals at $10 in $10.50. common down firm“ and

for veals at $6 to $11 with odd topl $11.50. Grasers made $3.50 in

HOG MARKETS

The Dominion hog run for the week was 37.961 head compared with 53.45% in the same week lasil veer. Totals in date this year 3.- 220.000. last year 3,890,119.

‘IORDWIO hogs gained 60c til 75c, bacons clcsing at $10 in $10.15 off trucks. both grades of sows were discounted $3 per cwt.

MONTREAL hogs were str at $9.50 for bscons f. 6a w, an 3575 off truck-s. Rail grades were

snmr AND LAMB Manicure

TORONTO sold a light run o! lam/bs steady at $9 to $9.25 for good ewes and wetners and a few lots $9.50. Sheep unchanged all $2 w $4.50.

MONTREAL sold good lambs uP to $8.50 and mixed lots mostly buck-s at $7. Sheep were $3 to 95.

' OVERSEAS CATTLE EXPORTS __

Total to diate this year 27,422. Last year 9.762.

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