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ummary Of Stock Market Activit 27 81 2 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdey, December 26, 1939 | | Contra ct Gi v e n | BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Weekly For Generators Reasons Given TORONTO (CP) -- Associated y TE This Week: 1 T TR Ly Te OxEs Stock Sales High iay ey Change Hn Jaw v For Slow rade |tric Commission contract for two Mont Loco 1160 $19% 19 2 1 Dalhousie 5100 20 } 5 3 a (View |, Canadian siock markets moved: 4 18 3 2900 26 25 N 50 car 20 $143 14% 14% y i '+ ; 3 |stantial portion of the gemerators| There were several reasons for|ihis week was not much higher North Star 18642 $24 sociated Electrical Industries in!the most prominent. | W Decalta 8847 128 121 135 W Lease 1900 350 350 350 350 % 7 Labrador W N. 1000 46 46 fall 1B 11 n Lake' Cin 3 5 p 1959 Kil C wis 5300 123 120 10 -# Stock Sales High Low Close Change High Low Kirk Min 7716 36 33 35 353 to 267 om . by he Toronto Stock Exchange this week. [Issues un- totaled 185. for the week was 6,599,000, down from the Jrevictis week's 9,672,000. Total sales for the year date are 751,795,612. (Quotations in cents unless marked §$.) . WEEK'S MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS By The Canadian Press This Week High Low Close C INDUSTRIALS 18445 $2415 23% 24) 18642 $24 n 2 13223 $3312 32 10099 $33% 33% 10177 $13% 12% McCabe 140 $354 - L te N 24% 2% 2 M-West wis 100 8 65 60 61 | Electrical Industries of Can- |ada Limited has been awarded By The Canadian Press |an $8,800,000 Ontario Hydro-Elec- : Jus 2% 1300 000-Kilowatt steam - turbo) By GREG MACDONALD [week and brokerage houses will vA Yenican 3m 5 W135 I Dufault 15 60 |generators for the new gen-| Canadian Press Staff Writer |then be ready to accept new busi- Mon Mort 127 $45 rh 2 i Langis 3000 2] 2 5 jerating station in suburban Lake-| Canadian stock markets moved jess again. Mont Trst 50 $45 3 | resin a a | : 304 . 21 A hydro commission statement|yweek and generally hung at lower SHORT WEEK ory Mn 1065 sisre Mines {announcing this said a sub-|jevels The average volume at Toronto N St Car 290 $14% : J M es | 0 Hs Abacus 9000 will be made in the company'sithe lack of interest displayed by 000 shares but the ex- Nat Trust 100 $1714 Acad Uran 12800 Peterborough works under an ar-{investors this week, the long/ than Lo pa for only 3% rangement with the parent As.|Christmas weékend being among| days, losing Christmas Eve at Agnico 37350 Akaitcho 1500 Stock Sales Nor Star A 5247 S$17% Nor Star pr 5 S41 N St wts 57 12 370 NO NGas 960 $16% Nor Phone 515 315 260 oPR Nopth Star Alumini the United Kingdom. Others included a lack of pro- Moon. : | The generators will be com- gress on the U.S. steel labor front| Investors say thal the reaction parable to the largest mow injand the current Toronto Stock|of Canadian markets following service anywhere in the world|Exchange audit of member|the huge gains made on Wall 3100 and will involve a wide variety|firms. [Street and in London during the Maneast U 12300 4 of manufacturing skills and plant| However, brokers expect thejlast month has been almost leth- Maraige 13300 13 14 13 facilities. audit to be finished early next|argic. : 3 3 ee Mcintyre Marcon 3000 The anticipated late Ri . : |surge has failed to hit the Cana- £: an. i» Holiday Buying i: Z:::° 'iHits New Peaks Mentor 55 5% 11 2 : +1 6 8' 30 Maritime dian exchanges and there has Merrill 4100 3500 BA Oi BC Forest 4 Rare 25412 Am Nephe i Anagcon 21 150 $16 Ld hig hs Anglo Hur 5080 00 $% Th T% Ang Rouya 2910 9 285 gle 9 Ansil 5 Arcad wis 2200 Area 6500 Arjon 13500 A Arcadia 33425 Atlan C Cp 1000 Atlin-Ruf 4000 Aumacho b Aumaque 2100 Aunor Bankeno 600 Barnat 2665 Bary Expl 1100 Base Mets 31500 500 OILS Con Dragon 68320 35 29 Cree 42780 25 Office Spec Oshawa A Page-Hers 1980 $29% 28% Pembina 5 MT Powell R 68. 17% 17% Pow Corp 390 5414 54% P Pipe Mig 10525 325 310 325 Premium 1125 400 380 Pres Elect 3200 125 125 80300 33 32 Q N Gas 2092 $16% 16 93506 22 2 52 13 Reichhold 250 S28% 27 Reitman's 100 $16 Roe AV Can 6930 $7 67% 6% Royal Bank 8h 79% Russell 1 ] 10% Industrials SE Som A Long Isld 45500 13% bo] Am Leduc 391235 10 9 Spooner 37300 205800 1 45 45 151300 16! 5 60 109043 81 Rayrock Kast Mal Can Erin Lorade Ansi Maybrun over here. However, investors |are looking for an upward swing /in the early part of 1960. . Coppers are among the issues ceptance, Continued negotiations expected fo attract the most at- This Week---------- 1959 Sales High Low Close Change High Low Martin {been no sign of the buying power Stock Meta Uran Matatch in New York and London spilling Midrim 65 Me By JACK LEFLER Aad B SIL Cp A pr St Maurice 'Salada-8 Selkirk A Shawin Silverwd A Simpsons SKD Mfg Slates Stmville pr Southam Spartan Spartan wis St Pay Std Wire Stedman Steel Can Steinberg A Stuart Oil S Propane S Prop wis Suptest ord Suptest com Switson 6250 $40%s 50 $23 Alta Dis w Alta Dist vt Algon B 100 Alumini 13225 Analog 5270 Analog wis Atlan Acc Atlan Ac pr 100 S19% Atlas Steel 595 827% € Vickers 2200 $15% C Westng 55 $435 Auto Elec 27 2 Bank Mont Bank NS Bath Pow A 100 35 750 8968 Bowat 5% pr 110 $464 Br Tank pr 30 $44 BA Oi) 10099 $339 15 $70% $39 73 $82% 230 $45 145 $49! 10177 $13% 525 $15 175 $14% 1395 $36 591 $423 660 §12'4 55 831% 1030 $18% 694 SI3% 13% C and D 2440 518% 18 184s 2104 $34 33) 3334 35 $6 26 26% ~--1 17 17% 7) 20% 1840 337% 36% $36 36 36 3 $154 15% 13 1150 775 700 72 1225 660 645 650 MW 32% 21% 21% W000 $V 6h 6% 1720 $T% 7% Th 125 73 73 73 050 K5 200 310 385 $164 16% 16% A B10 310% 10% 10% Car 2225 $il'a 11% 11k 3111 $17% Hy i i PRL iin 5069 $203 2 100 $11% 11% 11% 1530 395 380 385 3016 $38% 38% 38% 33 $102 101% 102 10 8102 102 102 1500 $13% 18 120 $12 12 Craig Bi 1150 1%0 1% Crestbrk wt 425 16 16 175 $28 335 38% 3110 $32 3L7Y 1214 1800 $2015 20% 20% 1370 $10 MUM 9 Dom Fleet w 450 590 590 5% D Fndry 612 $52 51% 51% D Fadry pr 100 $97% 97% 97% D Magnes 05 87 5 7 Dom Scot 135 332 32 : 0 $4115 41s 41% 3030 352% 50 50% --1 1900 $16% 15% 15% 66 $1016 10% 10% 100 $45 45 45 Eto K Keon Inv 0 $39 39% vddy 5 $604 60 Eddy A 1 Emen Fam Play Gen Dynam 80 GMC 821 GP Drill 425 110 10 2164 110 110 640 $14% 14% 85 $190 190 190 $4) 0% 4 25 240 500 > $10% 10% $10% 10% G Wpg G w y 300 500 GG Wpg 58 wt 2 575 575 Greyhnd $11% 10% Hardee Silva 11% Hees 450 450 Hendshot $814 475 Hendshot pr | $51 31 H Dauch Horne Pitfd H Smith H Smith mr Hur Erle tmp Bank Pup Inv A 200 600 200 $40 19% 40 130 $13% 13% 13 12165 $12 11% 2 40 8107 107 107 760 $100% 100 100% Famblyn lexaco Ihorncliffe l'or-Dom k Tor Elev I' Gen Tr Tor Iron I' Fin A Fin 5 mx Fin wte r Can PL rans-Mt Union Acc Un' Ace 2 pr Un Gas U Corp B U Fuel A U Fuel B Un Steel Un Telef 4 Viceroy A Viceroy B V Dare pr Wainwr Walk GW Webb Knp Westeel West ( W Copper W Cop wis Weston A Weston B Wstn 6 pc pr West A wis White Pass Wood Alex Wood J A Woodwd A Marconi C Paper D Glass Dupont int Pap Int Util Lob Inc Ogilvie Price Br Zeller's Acie Gas Ajax All Rex Alminex Am Leduc Anchor Asamera Bailey S A Bailey § pr Bail 8 5% p Banff Basco Bata Bralsa Britalia Calalla al Ed alvan Con alvert 0il Lds > Oil L Homestd Husky J Husky wi Williston ent Del "harter Oil 'om Pete Dragon Mic ( Dey Pal Dome Pete Duvex Dynamic Eastwood Eastwd A Fargo Gr Plains Home Oil Home Oil HB Oil G Jupiter Landa LI Pete Long Point Majtrans Marigold Mayfair Medal Midcon Mill City Nat Pete N Concord N Cont N Davies N Superior Novtheal N CO NCO wis Northld Okalta Pac Pele I r I' Fin wis 57 310 r 1 Brew 1100 7200 430 700 100 2394 830 300 450 75 785 700 9116 4735 240 200 00 181 19154 220 2346 100 100 320. 90 1400 1175 575 195 50 2025 100 125 220 470 50 200 1059 1125 79 at 102 100 000 3700 10310 2600 19215 14800 1966 2075 210 1199 4000 2300 ABS0 1100 800 9287 1700 16900 13855 200 2168 700 1500 800 2601 Pac Pete wt 321 Pamoil Permo pr Peruv Oils Petrol Phillips Place Ponder Prairie Oil Prove Gas Quonto Ranger Reef Expl Rocky Pete Royalite Sapphire Sapph debs Sarcee Secur Free South Spooner Stanwell Submar Tidal Tidal wis Trans Can rriad Oil UJ Canso v! Un Oils Wayne Wespis Wsburne W Cdn OG Westates P 25300 4300 8300 7050 9760 6300 700 18940 1250 1300 11800 31440 1525 1800 30 2550 2000 27650 37300 18500 13700 9300 100 700 7065 150 26805 8163 1600 13506 7936 was $11% $5 $20% sli $33% 00 $29% 165 35 $1912 380 $38 $8794 $23% $17 $15% 300 $15% 350 $46 $84 185 §7 325 $14 915 15 332% 350 125 $35 $35 si02 $16 855 280 77% $26% $17% bl $33% $5% $45 $88 $2678 85 10% 5 2844 1094 32 195 155 50 19% 350 38 86% x 169% 15% 500 15% 330 350 "340 120 34 va 280 78 L% 17% n 33 5% 43 87 24 23 16% 15% 300 15% 330 350 17% 3 26% $129% 129% 129% 36 35% 36 33% 463, 33% Oils Aand B vl 75 30 230 10 12 32 720 313% 319 100 a 5 50 232 450 72 130 6 28 17 70 29 218 9 1 78 700 18% 18% LL 1 0 315 280 4 32% 5 124 46% 3% 700 18% 18% 93 30 4 0 230 330 45 90 Eto K 170 $119 $1094 $12 165 5 5 830 62 $38 115 400 16% 15 46 174 LJ % 8 335 9% 171 9 17 60 139 190 170 162 400 10% 10% 38 111 390 16 14 10 162 Flo 2 7 % 33 315 ° 5 160 9 16 61 146 1%0 170 162 12% 11 10% 11% 165 38 112 400 16%, 14 10 173 30 a 55° 330 9% -10 -% -1% --d +12 " 10% 715 80 68 24300 Bethim 13000 300 5 Bevcon 7834 3 5 2340. 312% Bibis 6700 6 17 7 7500 17 Bicroft 9066 6 2 52 1 Moly 300 $30% 49 Bidcop 18340 2 iF a 4100 70 70 . 70 Black Bay 18900 3 3 30062 56 50 52 1 3 35 M Milliken 36175 +7 L1 3 5 4 4 NEW YORK (AP) -- Cash reg- 12% isters jangled a havpy climax to' 36% |a sensational Christmas buying 60 |season in the Un' ed States this 1 {week but there were two dis- between the union and the indus- tention in 1960. try as a who' nowhere Inves ors said copper issues Steel produ tion continued at ajare beng si 1gled out more a terrific clip with estimated output gh iy likely upward swing 006: Bouzan 4000 50 47 47 Boymar 1600 TV 2 + 15% # X 3800 H Bralorne 5040 5 Nama Cr 17200 17 Broul Reef 11100 Nealon v i Brunswick 9305 32 " 225 Nello 3 14 14 14 5, 12 Buffad 3 8 2 + % Nes Lab 3 13 1: 13 y 11% Buff Ank 5 5 5 5 + : 3 New Alger 783 5 3 5 2 3 Buff RL § Wa New Ath 8 30 282 20 | Bunker Hill 2000 2 7 - 13 New Bid 7 8 ™ 7 "3 New Cal 7500 29 F-} 29 3 24 | New Delhi 3600 14 13 4 12 | Cable 4073 N Dicken 4340 230 225 22 : 2 220 Cadamel 7300 ] 2 1 N Goldvue 17732 i J Ya %" 3 Camp Chib 8191 95 5 = N Harri 18200 : Camp RL 1600 New Hosco 18700 5 3 +3 61 Cdn Astor 22500 New Jason bi ] 1 64% | Dyno 41585 N Kelore 8% 11 + : 6% Malart 4700 Newld : 1 14 > N Inca 93000 N Man 37 33 33 2 5: 30 > Nwest 11660 N Mylam 66655 2 0 30 >dn Thor 825 Newnor 13000 5% A "andore 4072 New Rouyn 3233 8 1] an Erin 108043 N Senator 1000 Y + 4 an Met 31200 New Taku 1600 A 3 12% > Met wits 11100 ] 50792 6 38 63 2 8 50 aptain 1200 8 ] Nick Rim 69500 50 20 45 Cariboo 2200 119 1 + Ni, ng 3600 3 Cassiar 9998 1 23 k Niiw 5000 5 5 CI Cayzor 190¢ 35 Noi veau 800 81 5 80 Cent Pat 3100 Noranda 1645 $48 6 4 "4% Cent Porc 18706 Norgold 7500 5 3 C ee 42 Cheskirk 1500 Norlartic 4225 24 20 Chester Normetal 616 340 325 325 J 300 Ch'd Jac Narpax 30500 12 Y 2 Ch'bh Kay Norsync 1100 9% 8 2 7 Chib M N Coldstr 14275 116 5 5 2% Chimo Northgate 5507 42 K an Chrom N Golder 1800 24 J 2 Coch Will 3 2 295 2 N Rank 38.05 113 7 5 2 Coin Lake 5 1 2 Northsp 171445 73 C Mot Norsp A w 2775 4 35 - 35 Coniagas No:th Can 00 12 2 . 110 Coniaur Nurvalie 8700 A 1 & , 10 Con Key 6000 Nudu 4500 3 12 C Bellek 20633 C Beta G 2717 C Calinan Con C Cad C Denison 48233 C Den wits 60995 C Discov 4475 C Fen 1496 Con Gillies 1000 CG Arrow 25700 C Halliwll® 835% Con Howey 660 C Marben 10500 CC Marcus 1090 Con M § 3779 Mogul 9700 Morrison 7000 Mosher on Negus . 6858 "on Nichol 1000 - 13 Northld 18800 Pickle Crow 173 4 2 25 85 > Persh 3799 s Pitch Ore a : 8% > Red Pop 35410 7 i 7 Placer 975 310% 10% 10 Reget 1400 Portage 24625 87 83 83 1 38 Sannorm 500 Pow Rou 1120 34% 34 34% Y 7 Ed Con Sud ] Preston 3050 465 445 460 Conwest Pronto 10305 228 220 225 Cop Corp Pros Air 4900 70 60 69 Cop 'Man Purdex 10500 7 7 i Coprand E +4 230 Que Ascol 13665 16 15 15% Coulee x 2 5 Que Chib 46800 2 21% 2% Cournos ' 9 4 Que Cop 28870 18 17 18 Cowich 2 3 3 Que Lab 2000 4 Craig M1 5 35 515 265 Que Lith Croinor } 7 - k Que Man Crowpat, 1 Q Metal Cusco Qunston Daering Quemont D'Aragon Radiore De Cour Rainville Deer Horn Rayrock D'Eldona Realm Delnite Renabie Dome Rexspar Donalda 2 15 Rio Ru Duvan 4 3 1 1 Rix Al Roche 5 3 5 16 16%: + 2 k 15 §% 17 4% Nick MS Obaska gt 13 1] 0 Brien J 6 : 1 57 Oka Hare 3 1 a 10 O'Leary 12 1 3 11 Opem 7865 7 95. 4d 248 700 Orchan 1 3 Orenada Ormsby 2 Osisko We 3 2 1 i 26 Paramaq 4 ila 1 Hl 6 Pardee 5 3 Patino M Patino wis Pato 13152 285 Paymast 36700 20% 19% 1 13 Pce Expl 49 3 3 Ve 3 12 Peerless B5 25 4 + ee 20 Perron ? 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Western sattle receipts) i were 379 nead, an increase prin oN and medium Slockers 15: [last week of 256 head. Western 21; no heifer calves offered. | istock calves totalled 85 head as| Calves: Good vealers 32 - 34; |compared "with 101 last week. with choice to 36 and an odd ex-| KILLED IN AVALANCHE / TOKYO (Reuters) -- One umi- light versity student was killed when an avalanche engulfed 18 mem- | said the strong Christmas buying| cordant notes on the business'of 2,636,000 tons this week, com- There are many reasons forthe scene. pared with 2,726,000 last week. ie aren of this base metal. Merchants have been too busy! The holidays cut into automo-|A high demand due to current to tote up the exact total of Yule'bile production after a two-year|U.S. copper strikes are one of sales but all indicaticrs are tha 'record was set last week. Est-|them and investors are keeping the record 1958 buying spree was imated output this week was 100,- open a walchful eye. Consump- exceeded. 000 cars, compared with 152,447 tion of copper in the U.S. and On the darker side consumers the previous week. Steel supplies Europe is great and if the pre- took another kick in the pocket-|seemed adequate for all - out/sent shortage becomes acute book from the cost of living, and production through January. prices are likely to go rocketing. hopes for a voluntary settlement -------- m----aenr ------ S---- -------------- amin cans] CITY OF OSHAWA The comme rc e department] CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS In future, unless required for the common good, no sidewalk will be built or replaced by the Corporation until a petition has been received from the owners of the abutting property. {and a flow of new orders at the | Imanufacturing level point to] economic strength in the months] |ahead. | TOY SALES HIGH Toy manufacturers said their sales will top 1958 hy 15 to 20| per cent and exceed the record | set in 1957. Living costs, the labor depart- ment reported, climbed to a new {high in November. This was the sixth record in seven months, The gain of one - tenth of one |per cent -- a slower pace than lin previous months -- put the cost level at 125.6 per cent of the 1947 - 49 average. The November rise was checked | hy a continued downtrend in food | rices. rincip, ain was in| xib . . Pe principal Zar et Petitions must be signed by at least two-thirds in ah'c goods, including new cars. |B number of the owners representing at least one-half On the steel front, the Steel-| . workers Union claimed a victory | of the value of the abutting property. when the industry agreed to com- pany - by - company hargaining. | The national labor relations| board s'arted making arrange- {ments for a secret ballot in Jan- uary by the 500,000 union mem- {bers on industry's "last offer." AGAINST ACCEPTANCE ] Union President David J. Mec-| {Donald said a postcard poll of members shows sentiment run- ning overwhelmingly against ac- The 1960 sidewalk construction program will in- clude streets for which petitions were received be- fore December 31st, 1959, if construction is feas- ible on such streets. WALTER R. BRANCH, Chairman, Board of Werks. MILLWORK "THE ONE-STEP STORE FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS" "Oshawa's most complete supply house" MILLWORK & BUILDING SUPPLIES . . . a must for every contractor and builder, a paradise for the do-it-yourselfer is now in the process of expanding into one of Oshawa's newest and most modern buildings MILLWORK is proud of the fact that their service to their customers is as thorough and complete as possible and are always endeavoring to improve it. MILLWORK carries pro- ducts for every building need priced to suit every budget, such as.a complete list of supplies for a recreation room (10 x 12) for the amazing price of just 122.00. Yes, no matter what it is you wish to purchase if it's in the build- ing line it would be money in the pocket to come . MILLWORK & BUILDING SUPPLIES LIMITED 1279 SIMCOE NORTH RA 8-6291 Cattle receipts were only half'ling at a premium; good steer Alps, police Friday.