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‘V L (Cpl .. The 11.5. Efiéay closed at a dis- f23.16 per cent in terms odian funds. up 3-16. Pound $2.753/8’ dOWI1

I .— he stock To (CP) T _ IIORONM the second straight Tuesday pushed aside Making and rambled to a

. ‘W-ate gain amid average ' Iaﬁeglmetals were up 11/4 points

n oils nearly a point on ‘ ‘, Golds, however, failed to l the buying and suffered a of ﬁn-ee.quarters of a point. . Seuing for profits gained ‘ eek’s rise started at the but was non - existant most issues by noon. Key 411 major sections were wn the final half of the and gains among indus- nged. to more than a

page metals were led by ‘-one-Ipoint rise to 40. rm-g gained fractional hemont, Waite Amulet, ,’Geco and Mining Corp. 20-35 cents among

. most advances were an that. Losses were still

: "¢ha’nges: golds off .79 to

Mybase metals up 1.30 to western oils up .91 to

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Tﬂlal sales: 1.852.000.

MOST ACTIVE TORONTO Ejloﬁggg 3:? The Canadian Press

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MONTREAL

MONTREAL (GP) - Trading was more active Tuesday and prices were firmer in the point I‘é_1I1ge on the Montreal and Cana- dian stoc'l<~exchanges.

L9adiI1g the improvement were the newsprints, constructions and steels. Internatiolial Paper gained 11/: to 87 and Fraser was up 15/3 at 25%. Building Products jumped 11/4 to 40 while National Steel Car strengthened 341 to 221/4.

Otherindustrial sections which were mixed to higher were the base metals and utilities. Nor- anda gained _1V2 to 40 while Hud- son’s Bay was off 1A to 42% and B.C, Forest moved up 1/2 to ~1l1/2 while Quelbec Natural Gas settled M4 to 24%.

In the mixed to lower category were banks and refining oils.

Trading in mines and oils was moderate with the most signific- ant gains in the producers. Cent- ral Del Rio gained 50 cents to 7.50. Calmlpfbell Clhib moved up 25 cents to 4.95 and Scurry gained 29 cents to 2.25.

_The exchanges’ closing aver- ages showbanks off .88 at 46.55, utilities up .3 to a new high of 140 and industrials also at a new high of 243 up 2.5. Papers gained 12.84 to a new high of 1131.98 and golds moved up 3.14 to 69.03. .

MONTREAL CLOSING srocxs

' By The Canadian Press Abitlbl 273/4 Fraser 251/5 Abit Dr 23% G’I‘\_Lakes :12‘ Bank Monl:~ 40% Hud Bay Min 421/; Bank NS 52 Imp Bank 45 Bnque C Nat 40, Imp Oil 39 Bathurzt A 10% Int Nick 176% Bathul.-st B 17 ‘Int Pap 87 Brazil - 6% Mass-I-lar 61/s Bing Prod 40 Mccoll _ 521/4. C Cement 28 N St. Car 221/; C Cement pr 231/2. Norando 40 C Steamship 38 Price 435,;

Bnk Corn 413% Que Pow 30 -Cdn ‘Celan 15 Rnaljte 13 CPR.’ M St L Corp 137/; Cocskhutt 8 Shawln 25% Seagrarrls 26% Steel 501/4 D ridge 221/4 Walker . 27 Dom Tat 11% CANADIAN , Foundation 20 -Cons Pap 321,3

- . I: N LW YORK NEW YORK (AP)--The stock

market posted a substantial ad- vance Tuesday in the heaviest trading since Feb; 4.

Leading issues rose fractions to 2 points or so in a continuation of a market upturn which has run eight sessions excluding Frid~ay’s standoff. ‘

Trading began with Vice—Pres- ident Richard Nixon’s statement. in favor of a tax cut as part of the overnight news.

The upward drive gathered speed during the afternoon and prices were about their best at the close. _

The [quoted value of stocks listed on the New York Stock Ex- change rose an estimated $1,- 640,000,000, based on the rise in the Associated Press average.

The AP 60-stock average ad- vanced $1.30 to $154.20 with indus-

trials up $2.10, rails up $1.10 and _

utilities up 20 cents.

or 1,137 issues trade, 661 rose and 225 fell. Highs for 195768 totalled 39. Three new lows were set. .

Volume totalled 2,640,000 shares compared with 1,980,000 Mon- day. The Feb. 4 total was 2,970,- 000. 1

Fourth Aluminum Ltd., up "/11 stocks rose. -

Lorillard, for the s e c o 11 cl straight day, was the most active stock. It rose 2 to 47%. on 54,400 shares, ’

Fourtr Aluminium Ltd., up "/1 at 31%.

The Canlad-inn list on the New York Exchange‘ follows the trend, with McIntyre "Porcupine up '2, International] Nickel %, Walker- Gooderham 3/3, Canadian Pacific 1.47 and Dome Mines and Granlby Mining 1/; each. Hudson Bay Min- ing lost ‘A4.

The Canadian section of the American Exchange was mixed. Canadian Marconi lost Vs and

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