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TAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

SUMMARY

3y THE CANADIAN pRESS 1' l9 ‘— Market irregula‘r in wt trading. ‘

; yew York—Market higher; se_ 9: acted gains.

Montreal — Market generally higher in quiet active tradi- ;_

CURRENCIES

MONTREAL (CP) — The US. . r closed Wednesday at a dis-

unt of 21/2 per cent in terms of man funds, up 1-32.

.’ Pound sterling, down 1.16. f“

PRODUCE

" MONTREAL (CP) —’ Agricul. re department quotatlons: . Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices country stations, wooden cases, ranasrge 53-54; large 52-53; me- im‘ 39; small 29-30; B 35-86; C putter: Current receipts tender- ”,19 531/4, not tender-able 02-62%, grade creamery prints job me 63%‘641/5; fresh wholesale ’75- . ; cheese: Delivered Montreal not ’ "Nd, Quebec white 33%, 00.1. , 33%; wholesale Quebec white 34%, colored 34%; current ~ melpts Ontario white f.o.h. grad- ” station 85, colored 35%; no “stations for wholesale Ontamo. 1: potatoes: Quebec, new, 75s 1.25- i' 1,40; N3. 7551 1.50-1.60. l l

' GRAIN

I! m. 1 no (Cpl—Most prices A wet! a firmer tone amid light .-. Wednesday on the Win- ; grain exchange. ukehead prices for class two, w and domestic wheat were all f M ed 5mm Tuesday with the '. .1001 at No. 4 northern, which won. cent lower than Tuesday. Godot We”: M: Oct. 50 lower 74%; Dec. In” 7515-; May % higher 761). lay: Oct. $5 higher 1.00%; ~va 96%; May it

; want: Get I higher 8.01%; Doc.

" , higher 2.044034%; May 61/4

.0» 2.97%.

:3570: Oct. 1% higher 1.111; Dec. ‘ higher 1.16; May 58 higher

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' {him for clan two wheat for “ ‘ to cmmltmiea outside own: Nor 1.50;2 1.01; 3 1.50; 4 1.45; ~ 1.8; 6 1.34. 1 Durum 1.59; 2 ' 9' 8 1.78. llWA andd omestic 'ces: 1 Not 1.56; 2 1.611; 3 1.53;

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NEW YORK

NEW YORK (AP)—The stock market solidified its penetration of record high ground Wednesday despite sharp losses by aircrafts and drugs.

Motors, rails, steels, coppers, building materials and a wide as- sortment of selected issues made headway in active trading.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks advanced 80 cents over Tuesdays all~time summit to a peak of $193.70.

The DowJones industrial aver- age advanced 2.26 to $28.15, an- other record high.

The averages were boosted by solid gains of such pivotal stocks as American Telephone, up 21/4, General Motors; up 1%, and East- man Kodiak, up 2%.

Aluminium Ltd, up 174.1, was the main gainer among Canadian stocks. Distillers-(Seagrams rose % and Canadian Pacific 1/5. Mc- Intyre Porcupine lost 1%, Inter- national Nickel 1% and Hudson Bay Mining and Walker Gooder- ham each 5/3.

Among Canadian issues on the American exchange, Shawinigan rose % and Eureka and Fargo Oil ‘2’4 each. Preston East Dome

dropped Vs and Molybdenite and c

Richwell each lost 1-16.

What stocks. lid: 1 Wed. Tues.

Advances 547 617 Declines 410 Unchanged 289 245 Total issues 1196 1234 Beth Steel 48% Monty W 381/4 Borg Warner 38% NY Cent 24% C and 0 63% Radio Corp 37% Con: Edison 54% Std Oil NJ 577/3 El Auto El 361/. Old Aircraft 20% Gen Elec 66% Vanadium 36% Goodyear 94 Westngse 4% J61: Nor Ry 4t“ . \ Goodyear 94 Weptngn 64% Gt Nor R! 45% Int T and '1' 47% Kennecott 95%

MONTREAL

MONTREAL (GP)—Price's were imegularly lower in moderate trading Wednesday on the Mont- real and Canadian stock ex- changes. Some new highs were recorded.

Oils and pipelines were mixed. Up 1% each were McColl at 613%, a new high,- and Trans-Canada Pipeline at 36%. Down V4. each were TransMountain Pipeline at 11%, a new low, and Canadian- Hnsky Oil at 13%. Imperial Oil gained 5 at 45%.

Up it each in the banks were Commerce at 50 and Banquc Pro- vcimiale du Canada at 30%. Royal Bank gained 56 at 66% and Bank of Montreal % at 48% .

Base metals advanced with As- bestos ahead a point at 31% and 5/5 at 30%.

166.14: western oils off .32 to 135.09. TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange—Sept. 24 (Quotations in cents unless marked 1. . z—-0dd lot, xd—-Ex-dividend, xr—Ex-

Sumers Gas at 34%, I new hlg‘h rights, xw—Ex-warrants.)

In the papers, new highs were . l," recorded by Anglo Pulp up 1/4 at “Wk 5“" mg" L" C10" G“ u 343/ d M' 1 ' t s

4, an innesota and Ontario, Acad Uran 2500 01/: 6% 6% up 1 at 31. Howard Smith gained Advocate 10050 435 415 4250 11/ ‘ , 1 ‘ Agnico 1591 so 50 5 372 at 3357, while Great Lakes lost Manchu 1000 56 55 56 _, 4 3 ~ Alba Exp] 1000 710 71/: 7%

New ‘ 1 , Algal-n 100 $17 17 17 Un, d Chlgh' were “gefched byt Am-Larder 1000 17 17 17 +5

OPPPI‘B 10115 . ’11? 1/2 *1 Amal Rare 10000 19 18 18 221/2, Canadian Westinghouse, up Anacon 3000 53 52 53 -—1 3 at 56, Molsons “A” up 1 at 44 A“! Rwy“ 50° 25 25 25

.. ., ' A s‘ 1500 1 15 15 —-2 and Ford A , up 1% at 98. 1:22 u 1500 82% as 86 .—2

Among the losers were General “mm” 559“ 21 2° 2" Dynamics, on 13/4 at 581/4, Avro, 23:33" 65533 31,, 131,, 131/, :2 off 1% at 13%, and Sicks, all 1% Aunor 200 245 246 246 at 293/4. Barnat 54.50 150 166 166 ._2

. I Barvu 2100 20 20 20 +2

The specul-atlve 1ssues were Baska 6000 1015 15% 15% — 175 generally lower. B‘Du‘l 202” 19 19 19 ‘1

The closing indexes show banks 3:23:53. 3333 :2 33 5’3 :3 up .23 at 51.81, utilities up .1 at Belcher 300 105 103 103 —-s 148, i-ndustrials up 1.9 at 284.9, 51 39¢th 140” 93 93 93 new high, combined up 1.3 at :53” 3333 I; 1’; 1; 239.3, a new high, papers up 1.8 Bidcop 1000 19 19 19 —1 at 417.9 and 01 n . t 3.71 Black 385’ 1°00 33 ’4‘ m +1 anewhihgdsposapl ’15me. 30.00 5 5 5—15

.. . g ' - Bordulac 2000 7 7 7 Abltlbi 34% Fraser :0 Bound 2000 71,2, 71/z 71,4I ._ 122 Abll; pr — GT Lake! 35' Roman 3900 50 49 so +3 Asbestos 31% How Smith 57 Bﬂlom. 3300 595 590 595 Bank Mont 483/4I Hud Bay Min 52% Brunch 309 295 295 295' Bank NS 66 Imp Bank 57% Buffhd 3500 57A 5 61A _ y, Bnque C Nat 45% Imp Oil 45% Buff RL 1000 8 3 a + 1,5 Bathurst A 4-6 Int Nick 831/2 Bunk;- mu 2000 10 9' m + 1,4 Bathurst B — Int Pap 110 (mm. 2990 25 25 25 Bell 02 Int Pete —— CampnChib 125 575 575 575 -20 Brazil 5% Mass-Fer 9% c Malart 17300 53 60 61, —s Bldg Prod — McCall 63% C ‘N In‘cl 2427 30 29% 30 C Can —— Nst. Car 21% c ngt 1500 4.3 42 42 .—1 C Cement 341/5 Norande 45% con Thor 500 6% 6% 6%

C ement pr 28% Price 41 Can-Erin 13000 26 24 25% + to Steamship 39 Que Pow 341,4 Can-Mt 0500 115 111 111 --4 Bnk Conn 50 Royal ‘Bank 68% c-Mt w 450 4.5 45 45

Cdn Brow 34 ‘Royalite 11 Captain 500 13% 1.3% 13% +1V2

Cdn Brew pr 337/5 St. L Corp 16% Cassiar 1060 800 795 800

Cdn Celan 10% Shawln 29% Cut Pa! --700 94 94 94 +1

PR 50 Steel — Cnt Pore 7500 25% 25 25 —1’/2

Cockshutt 13% Un Steel 15 Chaklrk 1000 6% s 6% + to

Seagrams 321,1. Salker 501.5 Chlb Jan 2500 ms 45 47% + 16

D Bridge 2105 CANADIAN Chlb-Kay 1000 15 15 15 +2

Dom Tar 13% Con: Pa}: 37 Chimo 1500 53 52 52

Foundation 1303. Ford 93 Coca Win 1410 238 233 233

Cody-Eco 1000 18 18 18 ~95 Coin Lek 1000 1a 13 13 ' To Coldltnn 10000 30 31 511/. —1 Colomac 500 7 7 7 —1 guran Mi 1335 as 35 as . ’ _ 0 333! 1200 55 55 55 —-2

TORONTO (C?) Th’,3l°°k c Bllekeno 1000 11 11 11 +1 market, ﬁeatured by an active A. c Callinan 5050 13 12 12 —1 V. Roe (Canada), closed irregu- C Denim 1925 814% 141/4 14% lar Wednesday amid the lightest ‘3 D.“ w" 231“ 47° ‘35 47° +30

. 0 Discovery 1500 27 27 27 —-1 volume 111 three months. Con Gillies 2000 71,5 71A 7% — to

The final volume of 1,097,000 gGHAIIl‘fOWu 1500 16 15 its shares was the lightest since June a “’9 4095“ 59 5° 5" +1 24 when 2,057,000 shares were ex- goyﬁbfﬁ‘d 5 $233 35435,, 2: 331,5 1ng changed. Tuesday’s sales totalled C Mogul . 1140 192 179 179 +1 2,740,000. g Mailman 1000 22 21 22 -— Va

Roe was the most-active higIh- Cunard?“ 5% 3°20. 52:55 in priced stock, trading 26,308 shares c no Pop 2000 9% 015 010 +50 while losing 1% points at 13%. g sigcwrt £0533 15 15 Selling of Roe stock was touched con 5qu m m 67 6; a; __4 oft by Tuesday’s announcement Conwst 100 325 325 325 ~45 by Prime Minister Diefewhavker Egg"? 11°00 33 39 33 that a government decision on the Cogs-n“: i3? 1%“ _’ ﬁcture of Rods Arrow jet plane Craigmon't 100 35.5 255 255 —5 would be delayed until March 311. It 1000 9% 9% 9%

Trans-Canada Pipe Line was a mi“? 2% 1‘ 13 13 ‘1

. x . rule 30 29 29 +1

1%«pomt Winner at 36%, a 1958 smug“ 77m 47 as 45 .2

high, and was one of the moot- D Cour 3000 28 26 28 +1

active industrials. International 9"“ 350° 5° 5" 5’ +2

_ . Dom 730 $15 is 15 Nickel, usel/bo compute the 10* Dorm: 13500 15% 13 1315 dus’mlal index and the base metal E Amino 03900 a: 21 22 index, lost 1% points at 01% and gm W 3”" “5 1” 155

. , ant 51111 2050 227 225 —.l was also active. The company: East M. 100,, 9 a"; 9 employees went on stmlse‘ earlier Eur usoo 07 as 05 -—a 1nd port In Sol .1000 10 10 10

Wednesday at Sudhury a mm. 6400 as m 24% _ %

Gollborne, Ont. _ m1 An 4.350 15 12 121/: Index changes: golds up .19 to Falcon 2010 not as 26%

83.02 base metals eﬂ 1-00 W W “2 1°“ 4

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N View 011 “h? Halmon 21425 52 43 50 —1 Que Ascot 25154 40 37 43 +5 PM on, m m m m +2 “mundng districts, The meet. time Provinces. A very interest- gardM'llle 135% l: l: 3 33333;" 4:913?» 32; g; -1 Ptml 3000 63 66 66 +1 ings were held in the Masonic ing demonstration on how to ar- 1 - pumm- 100 125 125 125 , j - ' . . ' ta "it All obna to sra 6 n .0: 5* oz :7 32‘ ‘0 5 as: a: w» m a n +2 M “moralistic” .1... o M. H0” — Q Mtg, 1,65 53 1 Prairie on 100 250 250 50 —10 Todd occwpwd '3 {5 “r113 , Hud Bay 400 5521/; 52% 52% + it 33 ‘3 ‘ , Provo Ga 14040 520 505 315 —5 the two—day convention. Wellington Murray. Ind Lake 15000 595 505 51;, _. y, 0112150011 9000 271/0 27 27% + ’72 - A I ‘ 1 I . Quonto 500 81/5 3% 0% COMMIMES Mp5. Yvonne Gallant lave an nt Nickel 5020 $83 813/. 018/. —1% Qulnont 365 11 11 11 Wu, 2530 225 m m _5 . . t, u , wrest. on my R3,, 13500 211 25 ,6 -1 11:50:05 1100 51 50 50 Richwu 2412 m m 122 +2 The following committees were exoep lonely m ' 1118 till“ h 1”“ C09 755° 235 225 231 +3 “"1" ° 230° 35 35 35 Rocky 17 nos 11 11 11 appointed for this conventlon. 3161‘ 06861111113 experiences In 01‘“ limit/£13 y 233 13 ll: 1% 4 r33; 241,110.: 7:14 731,0 731/. "3 Royalite pr 100 320% 20% 20% + V4 Pmess: Mrs. Robert Aiken and ario. Mr. Miller MW ‘ayden of Jaye Expl 6500 59 55 50 .5 gaming 7000 191,519 10 22353;" 3'53}, 1% 1:: 1% :1 Miss Audrey Cameron. the Correspondence Study Brancth 1:653?) 11g 1: g _1 “:ng”, $5533 13: a“ :2” Scur Free 2540 74.5 720 745 +5 Resolutions: Mrs. Rita Todd gave explamwﬂs concerning all; Jonsmith 10700 15‘ 14 15 +1 st. Mi ael 4000 s 7 7 _ V 333:3 13% if; g g and Mrs. lemme Stevenson. report-s. work and 51C Jowsey 1055 47 47 4,7 said In 1700 as as 03 > TX Cal m 3“ ,4 34 _% Nonnnsnons: Mrs. Margaret certrhcaes, etc. ‘ .ff Kerr Add 775 my. 17% 1s gamut v 2:09:50 1: 141,5 151,5 — V; Tidal m a, n ,7 _2 MacDonald, 5191“ St Joseph, and Mr. Murray and Mrs. Ouch 6- gig 1% 3; 3; 3; _1 SM,“ 3815 m5 4:: 40“: +5 Triad on 1:10 435 4.50 430 —5 Mrs, Helen Taylor, asked the questions which had Labrador 350 s 20 go ._ 0; Sim: 225 410 410 410 32:” if}: f: f}: g: j Question Box: Mrs. Winnifred been placed 1111 the quest“!!! b9X~ Lek (3111 300 110 107 110 +0 551 Stand 3500 15 14 15 Wm . u m u ' Cutcdjtfe and Mir. Wellington Mur- Muss Mabel Matheson, pl‘esnd- 4:5 5 7 0 —s v. a...“ 15,. s 1: +1 o n 97 o o my. . or or m w- eanest Lama“ 250 m ,7, m __., Stanlelgh 22700 115 105 109 we y’cﬁm £33 13“ lg 13* A very interesting address was couraged Support 0f the Feder- Leitch 2300 137 155 137 +2 Stanlgh wt: 1 _ 55 54 5 4 -5 WC“ mm m ‘ ‘ ‘ + then given [Wm msidem, Mrs. anon as it 1'8 teachers. Who PTO- 1553.? 12% 11% 13/2 4% $33., “1:33, 2“; 31?, 213 +"’ w Decalta 1550 170 105 155 —l Todd, who stressed the import- fit by its success-511*3 3190 stress' LL Lac m 193 m 193 +5 Steep R 2572 12 117. 1171. 3: 32:0” 413% "I, “V2 is :2V2 ance of the teacher’s work and P11111110 131813101118 as one Of the Lomega 4000 4% 415 41,5 - +1 sudCont 5000 6% 5% 5% Windfall 5‘0", 1‘ u u the earnest effort made to ful- Importanth f0? teac’hefs- Th‘ Lorado 5000 55 55 55 _1 311W" 300 219 217 217 ——2 Yin-Ca. m 1, m m ﬁn this we“ . importance of workshop was al- Lorado Wt! 250 29 an :9 +2 sylVallll (400 102 101 105 Cu” , . 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