Market Ledger of Canadian Stocks and Commodities
A list of stock prices and financial figures for Canadian companies and commodities. Includes firms such as Imperial Oil Dominion Bridge CPR Massey Harris and Seagrams with varying numbers in dollars and fractions, plus names like Kirkland Lake and Nipissing reflecting mining and resource investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Toronto Bell Telephone
Brazilian
A. Oil
Lt. Co. Fower
Canada Cement
C.P.R
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Stores
Ford of Canada
Int. Nickel
Imperial Oil
Tut. Pete
Imperial Tobacco
Massey Harris
Montreal Power
Breweries
Power Corp
Smelters
Shawinigan
Steel Car
Steel of Canad
Seagrams
Walkers
Broomhall Wheat Quotations For August Shipments
Liverpool market report lists August shipment quotations with vessels and prices in CLF terms. No. 2 Nov Atlantic, No. 2 Nor Vancouver 66s, No. 3 Nov Atlantic 65s, Argentine Resafe 65 25, Australian afloat 68 677, reconverted to Canadian funds at 3.88 dollars per sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Broomhall
Atlantic
Vancouver
Canada Shows First Upturn in Four Years
A Winnipeg Commercial summary notes Canada's improving business conditions. Manufacturing employment rose from June to July by 3,185 after two years of decline, wheat shipments in July jumped 66 percent year over year, and outbound wheat through ports rose to 89 percent. Bank debits up 10 percent, retail sales rising, wholesale prices steady, and exports of lumber, canned salmon, nettle and meat products increasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canadian
Winnipeg Commercial
Premier Bennett eyed for federal relief advice in western economies
The Kidd committee recommendations cited by Premier Bennett shape talk ahead of Calgary talks with Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba leaders. Calls arise to cut Alberta services prune the civil service and possibly halve representation to avoid redistribution fears. Education costs and West-wide savings are under focus as Bennett may urge federal aid with regional reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
British Columbia
Kidd
Prairie Provinces
Calgary
Alberta
J. T. Shaw
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
The New Party in Calgary and Economic Paths Ahead
The piece analyzes the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation formed in Calgary led by Woodsworth and Garland, arguing against currency depreciation to raise farmer wages. It warns depreciation harms workers, imports, and exports, and urges a joint liberal reform focusing on productive efficiency and fair distribution to boost real wages for all workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Deachman
Calgary
Woodsworth
Garland
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Janus
Diety
Messrs
Mr. Woodsworth
Mr. Garland
Mr. Wordsworth
Josiah Stamp
Messrs. Garland and
Dominion
Woodsworth and
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H. Q. Duggan
Stocks & Bonds
Second St
Amulet
Lig Miss
Done
Miderade
Alconbridge
Hiellinger
Studson Bay
Hirkland Lake
Leake Shore
icIntyre
Mine Corp
Effatt Hall
Nipissing
Nmoranda
Premier
Sherritt
Teck Hughes
Ventures
Wright Harg
New York
American Can
American T. and
Anaconda
Acheson
Auburn
Bendix
Beth. Steel
Canada Dry Lt. Case
Chrysler
Drug Inc
Gen. Elec
General Motors
International Harvester
S Public Service
Radio Corp
Standard New Jersey
United Corp
U. S. Steel
West Eloc
Woolworths
Medicine Hat News
United
Sixth Avenue
Medicine Hat
A. J. N. Terrill
Epartial and News Dept
Medicine
Sale Eid
Ostzermoor
Beauty
AUTO
Splendid Values
J. J. Moore & Son
Second Street
Hodges Electric
Cosens Pharmacy Ltd
Third Street
the New Party
United States
Christie
Christie's
Remus
North Carolina
Joe
Sam
Tress
Futuue
Pingle Optical Parlor
James W. Wallis
O.D
Pingle Drug Co
Family Wash Service
the Laundry
The