Yesterday in Charlottetown five ung men from various sections of the Province wrote their final examinations for e l e ct r i c al journeymen. In order to sit for these examinations the appren.

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Hollingel‘ 190 3211/, zip, 211,, + 1,, U Ashes-w, 55:0 545 540 540 :i0 Montreal — Market generally goyle 1100 335 325 325 +15 Un Keno 100 350 350 3.10 ,1-lgher in light trading mlgi Iflaky 120 $4373 431/: 437/. + 7/3 Upp Can 500 02 02 62 -2 Inspirjtign 4: 4; 7&2 + % Manda” 500 5‘/2 5% 51/A 77- 1/2 mt Nickel my 7 49 +4 I entures 410 $2172 2114 211/; + =15 E I t R , _ '_5 3 iv. 71 7114 + 34 -v_ico 9500. 5 41/2 41/5 - I/2 In Ban 355250 23 24 27 +2 vioiam 350 135 135- 135 Jrosvaitzy 29)?) lg: “lg 172 7’VV:tl2tdeunAm 2936 6%’ 600 75 3 .. MONTREAL (CP) — The U.S. Jacobus 7300 95 93 95 +2 Werner 1000 10 10. dollar closed Tuesday at a dis- j::;et?XP‘ 203° 4° 38 40 +2 W%”1‘°Y 900 80 80 80 +5- count of 1% per cent 1n terms of _,emc°e° 520% :2 13% 1/3 + V2 Vvggtifgrg 42:3’: 1:01 1;: 21 +1 Canadian funds, down 1/s. Pound Joburke 500 12 12 12 Yale Lead 2000 131/. 13 173 ii sterling $2.771/2 down 7-16. Jolieti 500 22 22 22 -2 Yk Bear 5200 so 75 30 +2 23% :0 10 10 gukeno 1100 4 4 4 + 1/, Ken Add 1270 4 43 4.3 +2 zeilimac 1000 19 19 19 +1 . 5151/; 15% 15% uaiaa 1000 20 20 20 +1 _ Kilem wts 2100 1 27 27 Curb . 0 , mu gun 1100 51/4 6% 31,4 - 1,4 3411010 100 350 350 350 +20 TORONTO (CP). “ The 5°°°k Larlsacﬁ 702% 172% 137% 3 19:7: E cop H7000 30771? 227‘:/7 270% + 1/7 market 70°33’ snapped ,3 th1"e.e- Lake Lin: 2000 7 7 7 -1 7/3 Pend ore 100 135/ 135 705 :75 session losing streak as it posted L Osu 1000 18 ‘is 13 +2 Yukon Con 1000 55 55 50 +1 5 moderate advance in fairly ac- £1 571°" 3°° ‘°5 40° 400. V. 01145 ﬁve trading . La‘ Luz 200 290 290 290 fax _500 45 45 44 -1 Uraniums were lower but most L:l;t‘ch' 1999 99 99- 99- +2» "7 Leduc M00 23 22 - 23 +1 .1n(hn ,13500 5 41.2 474- 1,1 Bagley sA 3545 035 300 325 +15 losses were small. 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GOING A1 9 some 4000 5 5 5 210 3117/: 11% 11% his 1 Divan 10 1° 10 + 16 ONLY 13 121/. 121/: — V2 S 2 Lm;lh;l 2000 7 7 -7 5 I IRT some AT ° ,5.“ Met 500 143 145 145 - M M $500 111/. 10 10 -2 750 73 74 74 -3 0 3 Edger 2500 30 21 30 go"-'9 af 1- 0 “reg 3500 14 13 l3 ’ rm A 5000 31 30 31 -1 ram 1600 15 1-124 l5 1 275 323 23 23 -14 40743: 151 155 1717 -5 BALANCE OF 1- 5., 60 60 00 —«. = puncoeur 3200 89.: 84» 3.45 -15 . 2000 5 s 5 + :4 ?r:‘S;‘:;l 1500 133 130 133 +5 3 0; . 35 370 so 53 -_3‘~.-'1 r 3 .(;e§:"£r 271'}? 7 51.‘, 61', ._ it game" mes 935 300 793 300 +5 0.0 Sgt” 7200 40 33 40 +0 Eff‘ 21330 127 iii./4 142 +1 I d‘ I 0.3.3 we KENNEDY S La ies Wear 01% Um 750 143 125 143 +15 gggai. 3,32,; 11; 1;, 7, — *0 100 QUEEN STREET |.H°’l‘~‘;t 1325 714 714 719 “I 500 35 1.5 :5 . ‘ J

Belcher 96900 145 130 145 ; Faraday 48400 164 155 157 — Jieadway 43200 53 47 47 —-6

MONTREAL

MONTREAL (CP)—The Mont- real and Canadian Stock Ex- changes trimmed their advance Tuesday but remained on the up- side. Turnover was light.

Western oils held strong. Home Oil A finished with a gain of a point at 161/2. Pipelines slipped from their tops for the day. Re- fining oils were fractionally firmer.

In generally higher base met- als, International Nickel ad- vanced a point to 71%,. Construc- tions and miscellaneous stocks were mixed. Gypsum Lime gained 1% at 29% and Canada Cement declined a point to 25. Dominion Stores rose 11/2 to 55 and Dominion Glass lost 11/: at 62.

Banks and newsprints were mixed fractionally.

Producing mines closed mixed. Campbell Chib added‘ 35 cents at 4.80 and Gunnar lost 3/1 at 44%. Speculatives were mixed in a five-cent range.

The exchanges’ closing average show banks up .07 at 44.64, utilit- ies up .6 at 132.6, indnstrials up .8 at 228.3, combined up .7 at 196.4, papers up 5.74 at 71,021.57

I Hymn 198960 8 I0 221/2 +29‘: $158.20 with the Industrial: up M *3 cents, the rails up 90 cents and

the utilities up 70 cents.

Of 1,124 issues traded——again a fairly narrow market -— Gainers outnumbered losers by 666 to 228. Highs for 1957-58 totalled 14 and ‘lows 3.

1 Volume of 2,00,1000 shares was better than ‘Monday’s 1,860,000.

1 For the second straight day American Telephone headed the ‘most active list. It made a siz- able leap of 1% to 1721/; on 39,900 shares. Second was Standard Oil (New Jersey), up 1/4 at‘ 49% on 24,700 shares. Third was General ;Motors. off 3/is at 34% on 24,100 ishares.

I International Nickel, up 1, led Canadian gainers on the New York exc ange, while Canadian Pacific rose 5/3 on sales of 2,700 shares, Distillers-Seagrams rose 772, Dome Mines 1/1; and Hudson Bay Mining 7/3. .

Among Canadian issues on the American exchange, Fargo Oil and Richwell each rose 1/3, Pres- ton East Dome rose 1-16. Shawin- igan dropped 543, Canadian Mar- coni ’/s and Eureka and Jupiter Oils each lost 1-16.

’What stocks did:

Tues-Mon. Advances 666 541 Declines 228 337 Unchanged 230 226 Total issues 1124 1104

NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS By The Canadian Press

PRODUCE

MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- ture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealers prices to country stations, wooden cases extra-large 39-40; large 39; me- dium 35; small 33; B 32;‘iC 22. Receipts: 641.

Butter: Current receipts 62; fresh-grade creamery prints job price 631/2 - 65; fresh wholesale 62%..

Cheese: F.O.B. factory, On- tario white 32, colored 331/2; de- livered Montreal, Quebec white 32%, colored 321/2; wholesale On- tario white 331/2. colored 35; wholesale Quebec white 331/2, col- ored 33%. . _

Potatoes: N.B. 75s 1.55-1.60; N.B.‘ 10s .24-.26; N.B. 505 1.00- 1.10; P.E.I. 75s 1.65-1.75; P.E.I. 10s .28-.29. -

GRAIN

WINNIPEG (CP) — Substantial export interest appeared in Cana- dian coarse grain Tuesday on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Trade reports indicated a cargo of bar- ley was sold to the United King- dom along with parcel lot sales of flax. 0 ‘

Closing prices: _

Oats: May unchanged 69%; Jly Vs lower 68‘/4a; Oct. ‘:5 lower 681/4. .

Wed., Jan_ 175. 1958

4 1.42%; 5 1.3074; 6 1.2774; 1 Dn- rum 1.971/4; 2 1961/4; 3 1.8674; IWA and domestic prices: 1 Nor 1.651/4; 2 1.611/4; 3 1.54%; 4 1.42%; 5 1.30%; 6 1.27%; 1 Durum 1.97%; 2 1.96%; 3 1.8674.

Fairchild Buys T. T. S. Assets

NEW YORK (AP) — Fairchild Graphic Equipment, Inc., of Plainview, Long Island, has pur- chased the assets of Teletype-

setter Corp.

Teletypesetter stock was owned jointly by the Gannett Co., Inc., which operates a group of news- papers and radio and television stations, and by Teletype Corp., a subsidiary of Western Electric Co., which is a subsidiary of Aerican Telephone and Tele- graph Co.

Fairchild’ Graphic Equipment is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fairchild C a m e r a V and Instru- ment Copr.

action were not announced. Fairchild said the purchase covers the inventory and tools of Teletypesetter and provides for temporary use of that company’s plant and personnel until opera-

Financial details of the trans- 1

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tained by the former owners.

Western Electric had been or dered under the U.S. anti-trust laws to divest itself of the busi- ness being carried on by Tele- typesetter Corp. Later the courts approved Fairchild as purchaser of Teletypesetter’s assets.

Canadian Linotype Ltd. will

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