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Steady Prices For Steers, Yearlings TORONTO (CP)--Trading was generally active amid steady prices for steers, heifers and yearlings at the Ontario public] stockyards this week -- ending Sept. 7. pt. 7. The department of agriculture weekly livestock report, re- jeased Thursday, showed cow and bull prices higher, hogs and lambs lower and veal calves un- even. Cattle receipts were some 700 head fewer than last week, largely due to the Labor Day holiday weekend, and about 500 more than the same week of 1962. Western cattle receipts dipped 70 head to 563 and stock calf receipts were 129, better by 18 over last week. One mixed load of slaughter cattle was shipped east and there were no exports off the market to the United States. Slaughter cattle 7,900: Choice steers 26.50-28.70, good 25-26, medium 23-24.50, common 18-22; good heifers 23-24.50, choice 25- 26 with some sales to 27.35, me dium 20 ~- 22, common 16-20; choice fed yearlings 25-27, odd top to 28, good 23-25, good cows 18-18.50, sales to 19.50, medium 16,.50-17.50, canners and cutters 12-16; good heavy bologna bulls 19-20, common and medium light bulls 15-18.50. Replacement cattle: Good light stockers 25-27, sales to 27.50; common and medium stockers and stock calves 20-24, good stock calves to 29. Calves 2,000: Choice vealers 31-33, sales to 34, good 28-30, medium 24-28, common 20-23, boners 14-19. Hogs: Grade A 27.05-28.35; heavy sows 19.25-19.95 -- light sows gaining a $2.00 premium; stags 15.50 dressed. Sheep and.lambs 1,600: Lambs priced from $20 to $22 per hun- dredweight, goods closed at $20. Bucks discounted at $1.00 per hundredweight; sheep 3-10. US. Limits On Subsidiaries Attacked TORONTO (CP) -- Canadians have a legitimate complaint when a U.S. company operating in Canada decides, as part of its corporate policy, that its subsidiary shall operate dnly in the domestic market or other certain specified markets, Rob ert Macaulty, Ontario minister of economic and development, said Thursday. "Tf a Canadian subsidiary can compete with the parent corpor- ation in world markets, then that gubsidiary should be al- lowed to-do so," he said. Mr. Macaulay was speaking at opening ceremonies of the mew Scott Air-Pak Ltd. plant at nearby Clarkson. Scott Air- Pak , which manufac tures breathing apparatus for the avi- ation and mining ifdustries, is a subsidiary of Scott Aviation Corp, of Lancaster, N.Y. He said the same freehanded policy should apply to the pur- chase of components and parts used by the United States sub- sidiary companies operating in Canada. "There should be no restric- tion imposed on where and from whom the Canadian subsidiary may buy essential parts and in- dustrial materials. If these are available in Canada at a com- petitive price, then they should be bought there. If they are only available from the U.S. or any other country, then they should be bought from that country." Industrials Push Market Over 4 Points TORONTO (CP) -- Industrials were the major attraction on the stock exchange Thursday as the industrial index rose 4.53 to close at 628.08. However, vol- ume remained extremely low. This gain among industrials was the largest since July¥ 22 when the index rose 7.41 after the previous day's slump fol- lowing the announcement of the U.S. equalization tax proposals. The index now stands at its highest point since July 17 when it closed at 631.34, Brokers said this activity re- flected the steady rise in New York prices during the last week. Other sections of the index showed little change, golds be- ing the only one closing in the minus range. Among industrial gainers, Al- = and Canada Packers B gained a point to 54% and 60 respectively, Industrial © Ac- ceptance, Reichold and Texaco Canada % each and. Investors Syndicate A 1%. B.C. Phone dipped % and Canada and Dominion Sugar % among industrial losers. International Nickel and Nor- anda' each fell 144 among senior base metals. Lake Dufault slipped 10 cents to $7.85. In speculative mines, Preston Tose 45 cents to $9.10, Kirkland Townsite four cents to 36 cents and Advocate 20 cents to $6.80, Leitch and Highland Bell dipped 25 cents to $3.36 and $2.08 re- spectively and Zulapa one cent to 28 cents. On the foreign market, Moore Corp. was up % and Kerr-Ad- dison five cents to $6.30. Alu- minium was quoted at 26. On index, industrials rose 4.53 to 626.08, base metals .58 to 209.81, western oils .55 to 116.53 and golds declined .49 to 94.51. 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