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GENERAL MOTORS WORKERS ON STRIKE

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TORONTO (CP) — The stock market jogged through a day of moderate trading Friday.

Massey-Ferguson was ahead a point to 29% in heavy trading while Trans-Canada Pipe Lines

111 gained an to 42% and Walker- ” ” o 36%. ('8 Pet

Gooderham 16 t

Harding Carpets reached a high of 17% with a 16 rise. an EC Telephone. Domtar and

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DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

SUMMARY

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Market higher; mod». erate trading. York: Market higher; active trading. Montreal: Market higher: ex— tremely active trading.

CURRENCIES

MONTREAL (CP) -— United States dollar in terms of Cana- dian funds off 1-32 at $1.07 17-32.

Pound sterling up 3-16 in 32.99%. .

NEW YORK

A NEW YORK (AP)—The stock

market weathered the news of a ,

strike at General Motors Fri- 3 A

day, then moved on to historicl’ highs. Trading was heavy. . GM stock itself took a minor! loss of Vi at 100%. P Ford, dirysler and American! Motors all gained fractions.’ Studebaker eased ‘25. 1 Volume swelled to 6,180,000 shares from 5.840.000 Thursday and was the highest in a week. Anaconda sank 2% after it said it is cutting deliveries of copper by % per production difficulties in Chile.‘ Other copper stocks were nar- rowly mixed. The Dow Jones industrial av-

erage advanced 1.60 to 874.71. Odn Br

the latest in its series of highs.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks gained .2 at 326.1, bettering T h u r a day's historic peak

'l‘ekas Gulf Sulphur was the (61);”,

most active stock for the fifth straight session. rising 2% to 60% on 575,400 shares—nearly 10 per cent of the volume on the New York Stock Exchange. mong Canadian issues. In- ternational Nickel‘s gain of 2% was the outstanding feature. Aluminium . rose Vi. as did McIntyre Porcupine. Canadian Pacific fell ‘14. Dis-1 tillers Seagrams a point. Dome Mine 44, Hudson Bay Mining 55 and Walker Gooderham 1A. More stocks rose than tel

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American Stock Exchange.

Canadian Marconi was up 1/1. Canadian Javelin it and Fargo Oil 3-16. Sc

Rainbow Oil dropped Vi. ' What stocks did: , Thur Advances 019 550 Declines Unchanged 271 Total issu 1359

4114 30?! Warner 40% NY Cont C and O 77“ Radio 81% Cm Edison 2044 South Pa 407s Gn Else 8% 1 NJ Goodye- r aw. U00 Aircraft 01 Not Ry 02M Vanadium lu- lni 1'1' 54% Wutngao ms Kennecott

MONTREAL

MONTREAL (CP) — Prices were generally higher at the close of the Montreal radian stock exchanges Friday despite. a large drop banks

The-100mm“ index rose 0.0 m

00 155. .

Trading was active among tn-~ dustrials and moderate amm meculatives.

Industrisls advanced 1.1 to 100.0. Du Post and Moore Corp. Egg-need Vi each to 55% and

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Banks plunged 1.5 to 131.0. Nova Scotla dropped one point to 77%, Montreal and Royal "/s each to 67% and 75%, Imperial 54 to 671v: and Toronto-Dominion

to 69%

Canada 'Iron advanced 15 to 39V: and Aluminium. Dosco and Stelco Vi each to 3414i, 18 and 261's. Dofasco dropped Vi to 24%. ‘

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Stock Isles ﬂighLow Close Ch'ge Altlbi 1125 314% 14%

14% some mo 17 . 4% 74% Alliance 675 811 10 1.1 Allumi ms :3 3m 3m 4. V4 11

Argus 500 317% 1717‘: 17% 44

MONTREAL (CP) —— Agricul- tural department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale prices to cases: large 36; me- dium 26; small 18; B 25; C 20; wooden cases one cent higher. Current receipts non- tenderable 52: 93 score tender- 92 score tenderable

2 Cheese: Delivered Montreal waxd, current receipts. whole- le Quebec white 37%; colored fl

Skim milk powder: Spray pro- cess No. 1 in bags 1416-16; roller in bags 13 - 15; 42%; butter milk pow- 101/2. selling

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67%. Nova Scotia and Canadian New York. Parsons (9-1). Cincinnati. Tsitourls (8-11) at Imperial each fell "/s to 77% and 67% respectively, while Royal lost a point to 75%. Toronto- Dominion was unchanged at 69. Senior base metals were led by Inco. which gained 2% to Geco rose V. to 38%. and

91%. Faiconbridge 44 to 78%. Hudson 7 7054

Bay fell 1/4 to .

Gold trading was lighter than usual. Dome rose Vi to 35 and Dickenson 15 cents to $4.95.

On index. industrials rose .59 to 164.74 and the TSE index .51 to 153.80. Golds fell 1.21 to 145.39 a

Volume was 4.519.000 shares compared with 3.344.000. TORONN CLOSING STOCK! By The Canadian Press Toron -—Sq;ii. 3 Complete tsbulatim it Friday wann- actlonI. Quotations in c unless

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