mae m2 Ss Ss se 3 3 Guardian, Charlottetown, Am Nephe 60 6 6 6 48 |Pco Exol 33 13 12 33 \ The Tues., Dec. 1, 1958. _ Anacen cn a a a Peerless oe 6 me oe ft - * Ang Rouys 16000 2145 23 24 --3 | Perron 12570 (21 F] 2 + e ; Ee Ansil ' $9007 17 | My 16% +14 / Pigs Crow 129 8 % 89 ; a Arad wig 1400 4 264 (6 Pich-Ore 16°09 6 & & { a Arjon oo 60U8klCU C8 Placer 250 $.0% 12 10% ee A Arcadia gee 8 Portage 1000 69s ws | a ATL C Cop 200 189 209 —6 | Prec.on = = 4 £40 ty : 2 Atlin-Ruf 5000 1044 10% 10% Pronto 4831 277 «272 «272 + Lisa 3s Aumacho 24300 11 . 2 Pros Air $0 © mw 6 +8 e e : Aumaqwe = 6% 6 6M Purdex 2100 hie OM I oe Aunor 200 23 93 2 Que Ascot 3333 17. 14 1616 WI n en % Barnat 2600 138 235 136 +1 |Que Chib 2750 2% i M&M —t O' Se ass wee 8 . 4 Base 1% % 1% +% = Baska soo th tt ot Que: Lith 100 298 33 298 +12 By WILLIAM GLOVER siderable discussion and. criti-; Styne, Broadway composer B-Duq 1750 2% «618 0+ | @ Metal 579 0 64k Ol NEW YORK (AP)—Broadway’s|cism ” Belcher 390 7 3 7 Qunston 170 14 «(13th 14 +h = ays ' producer. : oa Bethim 300 76): Y |Quemont «== 225 $1014 1014 10% + Sassy Tival, the Little Theatre| “yoy might say that some! Paul Shyre, who hes worked if Bevcon 4509 14 134 134 © | Radiore 31700 32 59 659 —3 | movement, is giving show fans! downtown geniuses are in such a|both areas, notes another mete wl Realm 3000 32,39 g_ | lenty of action. hurry they want to start at sec-| “Off - Broadway business Ii ; = a 15500 11 10 11 —1% | Renabie 409 149 149 140 All over town, ambitious youth/ ong base rather than be: t |been very bad this season, If ' Black Bay 4000 1044 10 10 —1%| Rexspar 209 25 «6% «= 22 St = jand shoestring enterprise are) home pe Bg * aa critics do not absolutely : Bonville #000 2% 2 2 —%|Rix Athab 050022 20 20 keeping up the boom that began| — - Boymar 1000 7% % H+% Rocha. 2:0 1% 10 ee six — > Pie , _— a penderenen wey. peop ralorne 2240 520 500 510 —10 | Rockwin 10300 254 , ‘ Stay away. The excitement see Broul Reet 7900 45 44 45 41 |Rowan Con 4X0 9 i Bi, In sheer output, the white way 4 Frei hter to have gone out of theat oo 2 2 2 Ryanor 1099 10 10 10 + ‘Ye experts and the off-Broadway ex- g S$ going.” - oe eS 8S Saat, 6678 tis cm ey 2, | perimenters are neck and neck; Brunswick 100 240 240 940 Sherritt 6878 245 240 240 —-1 ; > : ; Buffad 1000 8% OBCéBLg. | % | Sigman 205 410 440 430 415 | At the moment there are 25 at- S S WIDE VARIETY 3 Bunker Hit 2000 im mn me + te oH Willer on ” & #4 | tractions on Broadway, 25 ven- ! eawa In eats on fr m\ ~ : = as tures in fringe playhouses. i jeverything from revivals " ; Slocan YR 700) 11 u 4 ad - '. : . 2 3 can "mae ‘sco ; "- = sn Stanleigh 8309 43 «48s Ten of each rate as box office | ee (CP)—Four more ing Aristophanes Lye n C Dyno 670-400-3337: -.s«*| Stanish wts 3129 10 8% 1) +1% and critical hits, and exactly salt - water; freighters slinped such later classics as Cliffor C Malart 4600 45 44 4 41 | Stanrck 10-3 half a dozen other undertakings through the St. Lawrence Seaway |Odets’ The Big Knife, to music CNinca 10142 23 22 23 Starra(t 3320 6 = 5g 5 — ' Monday. leaving 22 in ti f f entertainmer Can NW 133 26 3 35 —g |Steep R 4155 $1I% 11% 1% — |im each league have flopped dis- Monday, eaving 22 in the race to revues—a form of en ertainme Candore mn 0 ON et oae — se is | mally since the season started. ~ os s_ice-blockade. |just now vader virtual Brest " Can-Erin 23853 100 87, 87 = —11 | 5Ud Con : ‘ + | | With good weather, all were ex-|t2boo—and avant-garde drama. | Sulli 2 s ie wm. 4 § . | ; : couée , 18 +1 |Seniis 20) tea cat ttt” | whe ble differences between the! Potted to- make it. Conditions| Six offerings, this season Ba Captain some. 7) 7? 8 Taurcanis 3030 77 18 7% =! ling are geography and mon jalong the giant waterway were been from new creative talen Gomer NG a eee ee ame 1am 2e [but the distinctions are lessening |*verable early Monday. But|a contrast to Broadway's aay o, Ro Semen eit a tae a the celts af. aging ae onite é. | snow started to fall in late after-| plete reliance on established 4 Cent Pat M5 115 115 Territory " $00 29 “J¥lg 19 — V2 ae ann oe “exted| 200". cytting visibility and pro- perts. | Cent Pore 11900 1 195 14 4 |ThomL 250 49 w 25 —2 |@ reclaimed garret or Convericd dicing some delays. | Among the ifems now on —. 2 mS Mt ie aot ears me teins | Shop sea] from Times Square keep) rie’ four ships that moved in Broedway's sorawling anne} ib Jac | 2 ae ee) ombi 2604 4 + 16 | jumping. th thie me Bike i hie it ticular! Chib-Kay 2 se. 8 Terbit 2000 27% 27 «27 } ing” 1958-! : ; throug he St. ambert locks ese merit particularly @ Chimo om @ 49 “ep 41 [Trans Res 1500 15a 1515 1 | ee ee s oe ee here before 3 p.m., Monday were |tor’s attention: - Coch wilt aap 39 200 045 TM eatos 140) 45) Go sks 43 (000.000, and the 1950-60 ceiling ‘8° Nerwezian freighters Ravnef-' All the King’s Men, Robed Coin Lake 641 «1344-1214 13% Un Keno 1290 $2 5%0 $28 +15 will likely go higher. Ticket jell end Vestervoy, the British| Penn Warren's sharp dram Con Key me 208 Upp Cén 4150 115 1108 113-3 | os ee have risen from & couple | 22!P Hoperidge and the Dutch about a backwoods dictator al C Bellekeno 2500-6 6 6 Vande 100 i Sat 5% P . | cargo ship Prins Willem III. ‘what makes him tick, at Theat CBetaG 200 8 Ss 8 —%| Ventures 910 $2512 24% 24% + %, Of bucks to $5—not so long ago) C Callinan 3500 8 7% 712-1 | Violam 300 162 189 160-4 ‘| the tariff to a show uptown (there | That brought to°34 the number |74, : C Denison 9905 $1014 985 955 —49 |Waite Am 1150 609 625 6:5 —5 lth sale wow 1s te 0 0690 bor of ocean vessels that have! Billy Barnes Revue, a spoof ¢ C Den wits $440 45 41 42 —2 hang —_ ois mie 1 cedateia P : cleared the giant seven - lock | contemporary foibles, at Carneg , sro 5 3 Poe a t St 734 tls 12! 1416 4.¥% s s’. Pa ; : : 2 * +t c — 5184 = ~ = - | Willroy 22909 127 120 197 2 | Two groups of theatrical pur-; waterway since midnight Friday. | an Playhouse. : \ Con Gillies 200 7 6% 6% +1 |Wr Hare 1200 125 122 198 46 2 ti Anctenl ‘ett-Dread. 1 Hard on the heels of the four| An Enemy of the -People C Halliwell 18900 S57 55) (357) +2 ia lead 200 0 = 173 19 fost Pvdeahenagt dap ite” ht “oxpers.( were three more freighters. the Arthur Miller’s version of th 3 mre CMarenn 28 Ht Mane to's Dy [wet cees who are seckmng artatic| Prins William Gtorge Frederik |Thsen drama, at Actor's Pla CHRISTMAS PARCELS BY THE TON Maat |S metal, 13g MS a5 115 3a'"|Yukem 1000 as 4 te + 44 outlet, and producers who want |ond Prine Frederik Willem, both jhouse, Je , l -7 p | ac 2% + ° a i - ’ ’ Om : : Quebec Natural Gas, up_% a@t|C. Morrison 3000 30 27 27-2 | Zenma 2 4 22 + % /t6 put on strictly broadway com-|DU'Ch ships, and the Panaman ave it to Jane, a _ ristm 1 el iled in th Vv t. Dead f 16%. Sis tame on SS teh 300 395 295 305 #85 |mercial entertainment but who | !49 freighter Michigan. Kern 1917 musical, done es a st * + A “ . me : ° fi i ~ Tons of Ch nse gees - e Ale a ° : ong Paes ° ae i “aa Closing averages showed banks|CNortnid, 7600 33 32° 33 1p | Yukon Con 1600 58 68 68 +3 |ean't afford those coo | Still in the waterway along with Verve and charm, at Sheridi Gestned- for the Unites King-:| Post Olice, Parcels are bag- ristmas mail is Dee. 1. off 11 -at 59.31, utilities um-|c Sanorm 150 5 5 $ — 4% ous them. were seven Norwegian |Square Playhouse. dom and points in Europe are | ged at sorting tables for ship- (CP Photo) | anced at 1428. industrials off|Com Sud 1.000 41 49 4) -—2 Anions use 20 40 6240 +5 | SPARKS DISCUSSION ships, five British and five Ger-| Lend an Ear, a friendly jab | ie “Yat ak q 3 m Ledue 20989 10% 10 } : : ail . 7 E i .2 at 309, combined off .1 at 202.6, | So"tee Bn = re 2 10 Anchor 1300 Illa 11% ie +4 | The situation has sparked con- man, four Swedish, two Duteh|the show fun of 30 years ago, - |papers up .2 at 446.5 and golds |Cop-Man 250 10 10 10 Bail SA 1950. 695 690 695 +8 |, = |and two Italian and one apiece ‘he Renata. off .79 at 78.28. | Coprand 3092 171 168 168 4-9 {Bail S Stopr 225 $1912 1% 19% Dosco 275 $14%4 13% 13% from Denmark, United States, Is-| Little Mary Sunshine, a music D IL RKET T | ‘Of 225 issues traded, 53 ad. | oes a a be an as Bats. mite 4a er) eke ant ae | i rael and Finland takeoff similar in spirit to ’ , ba ‘ = 4 eal - 5 t Su 2 Ite + ; i. ° 7 vanced, 67 declined and 70 were | Cusco aa ee 7 41 +Britalta 1100 205 203 24 -2 | Pembina z100 37% ™% 7% | The transport department had above two shows, but with di: Aa mee : unchanged. There were two new | Daering 105 16 «16 (16 | Cala..a 6309 42 40 42 +2 | Simpsons 693 $335 33 3342 -—% originally planned to close the ‘inction of its own iw case @ yearly highs and 10 new. yearly |D’Aracon 4100 2 30 30 2 Cal Fd 620 $2 Bie 2018 — % Stedman 100 $38 38 + 4! Cpaway at midnight Monday|Style. at the Orpheum. < 3 ; 5 y highs De Cour so M 41) 0 Wy «Calvan Con 100 359 350350 Wainwright 100 220 220 220 —I5 | a) & By | : 3 SUMMARY | bec white 35, colored 35, whole-|nonferrous metals and aitcrafts jows. Deer Horn 500 19% 19% 1915 . 14 Calvert aco 6 4 6G Walkers 1528 $28% 38% 38% —%/ night. But the plan was modified! Our Town, a masterly r isale Quebec white 36, colored | joined. a ta i: MONTREAL CLeNING STOCKS D’Eldona 3000 '14-=CiCiC138s«éiD4SG 4 [= m ate 1 we 101 +s Weston B 732 $%. 34% 344 +% to leave the locks and-navigation - the nee “Wilder play, Cim | 36%4; current receipts Ontario} The Associat ress average , Abitibi 392 Fraser | Dome 150 $1814 184 18's — % (ms tn aon oe or ae. channels open for vessels clear- '€ 1 ‘he Square. By THE CANADIAN PRESS |white F.0.B. grading station | of 60 stocks rose $1.50 to $224, its | 4° Pr, 6 eee ted ae a” 1 fee as Se cake ae on | aoe eee een bee |ing the ears western en-__Threepenny Opera, the Kar New York: Stocks higher, elec- | 3472-37, colored 3534-37; wholesale |peak since Nov. 10. Industrials} Bank Mont 54. Hud Bay Min 48% | Fast Sull 2825 142 «4145 «#143 4 |C Chieftn 500 192 102 102 By The Canadian Press’ itrance before midnight. All 32 Weill musical now in its fourt tronics pace advance. Ontario colored and white no rose $2.50, rails $1.20 and utilities} Bank NS | 2 aoe ove | Eider | mW im +6 ines io a7, | Mech eles Migh Low Close Ch'se | have entered year at the Delys. : 77 i nque x _In ic El s 3000 7 ax G 7 215 21 ! — | NDU , : , : . na Toronto: Market down, moder- | quotations. i 30 cents. lSemeerst A. 41% ‘Int Pap eine oe an 4 a ul High Cr 12000 44 33 33 ~10 | MaseF Mos fits lite 11 —%| Last year ice in the Lachine’ U-S.A., a lively theatrical ‘ ately heavy trading. Potatoes: Quebec 75s 1.90-2.00; | Volume rose to 3,670,000 shares! Bathurst B 25s tr Pete | Falcon 2625 $B%~ 29 2914 5 14 |C Husky 2672 850 835 840 +15 | Alumint 5355 $39 2% 3% +%\canal — the seaway’s smaller, |"ecl, based upon the rena ; ogg Market lower, trad-|N.B. 75s 2.10-2.15; N.B. 50s 1.35-|from 3,030,000 Friday. 7 Sel : an Mane¥er U% Varedey 2200 a a ee: 4A c. Memty wis a0 mae a Bell on amr s42%e ame os - **| shallower predecessor — trapped a Passos novel, at t ng siow. 1.40; N.B. 10s .32-.33; P.E.I. 75s} Among Canadian issues, Inter- ¢ : . ‘a pe com. ee 382 : *—% 113. ocean vessels in late Novem-| Martinique. | . . leveland 8 Noranda 4% F'west Tung 190-19 10 16 Charter Oil 1000 115° 115 115 Cockshutt $290 $21% 2. 2% + % ; I ‘ | 2.30-2.40. : national Nickel and McIntyre Por- | ¢ cement 3344 Paudash 33 | Fatima pooh Sr ae A C Allenbee 200 5 #85 § OILs ber. They made it to the Atlantic cupine rose % each, Aluminium )|C Cement pr 257s - Price 46% | Frobisher 1293 189 180 185 C Dragon 2700 25 25 25 +1 |Spooner 2500 14 11% 14 +2 |in mid - January with an ice- CURRIENCIES Ltd %, Canadian Pacific %% and |€ Steamship 42 Que Pow 2 | Frob depp = %5' $81 81 C Mic Mae 5800 270 258 270 +10 |South U 23500 15% 15 15% breaker anak “ad — li cee ; GRAIN al ie gee ‘le Hud B |C Bank Com 56 Royal Bank 78% | Gaitwin so. 666 Cy CC West Pete 140 335 335 «235 Am Leduc 20987 10% 10 10 ‘ ° . beteitbiek ccs ct. ‘ et - Granby Mining %s. Hudson Bay 4, Brew 3534 Royalite /Geco Mines 1000 $165 1614 161 | Cree wts 58 5850 240 231 240 -+4 | Marigold 100 11 10 WW Meanwhile Monday near Brock- MONTREAL ‘CP) — The U‘S. Mining tost-*s-— " +€dn—Brew_pe—_25___St L Corp _17%s|Genex —-_—/—s 270018191 | Dev Pal 4990 86 82 8 +1 Dynamic 12755 130 123 130 48 ville. Ont., 110 miles southwest-|§ dollar closed Monday at a dis-| WINNIPEG (CP) — All prices| American Stock Exchange) Cir Clan | 27% Slarm ane]Get Mascot 100 ey Ita por et cg Ba ae nar OF Montrest,_a_salvage tug was}, count of 5 per cent in terms of moved lower Monday on the Win- prices were mixed on volume of iC Int Per pr 44‘ Frans Can PL 2534 Glacier 3125 = = — —S |pynamie 12753 130 128.130 <3 | Lorado 114700 40 «| 3S 38 | one to free the 5.000 - ton Canadian funds, down 5-32. Pound! nipeg Grain Exchange as in-/|1.510,000 compared with 1,290,000 | cpr 23% UN Steet it | Geltele 000-16 6 Bf oe a = . 365 —s : Mylama —_ » = = “s Norwegian ship Vilja, which ran rli 66%, wn 42. r . iday. ~ Cockshutt 34 Walker _ GF Uran ~ 1900 23% 23% 22% - 2 22 1 2 12 adiore , 5 —3_| 5 3 ~ ling 2.66%*, dawn ‘2 creased selling and lack of ag-| Friday. ~ | es ik: CANADOAN | aie $00 130 13) 10 co |Home Oil A 2156 SlI% 11% 11% Gresuvs me 3 3 8 ty erOene on 8 shoal, Sunday night gressivé commercial aemand = : : . y ; . e D Bridce 7 Tons Pap 75 | Greynk a 3 4 7 — % | tome “eit B 75 Tu. es Ws + % MUTUAL FUNDS : DIVIDEN DS tured: trading. — oe 8 Dom Tar 124@ Ford on Lead 5500 #54 513 — y& a G ame Siita, 1M ath a Py By THE CANADIAN PRESS — | } i ices: each in the Canadian list. Foundation 1 unnar 5225 960 940 930 —15 100 210° 21 10 - i Gata: te Ye owes 77%sb; May| What stocks did: | Cotta wis “5716 116 105 105 5 ee 1000 7 e Ag All Can Dr 8 $30 cove ne : , ee rere + aeey | A we >willim —m 6 8 ek oil i 7 a +2 | All Cdn Div 8 6.5 i oo yy hema yy PRESS (%; lower 79's-a; Jly 4 lower | as ro oe TORONTO { Har-Min 3 8 hCl8l , | Marigold 1700 1 ie 2 os «2 | omarean Growth . 755 8.93 ae pion} vtec ohn att, td.. 30 cents, 777%sb. vances a% of Lakes 1830 19 1714 174 1% "eda \ 195 190 193 +2 Beaubran 27.92 30.32 ~ . : | Decli 3 Midcon \ 4900 4 48 42 —1 | Canadian Investment a 9.89 GARNHUM PHOTO Jan. 1, record Dec. “11. | ; 3 : :. | Declines 369 407 Headway 0 2 ORO 9 a anadian Investm R N oe arley: Dec 25s lower 95; May|~ | ; High-Bell 300 145 5 eo ; Mill City 3700 21st S| Canafund 35.68 37.46 : Ocean Cement and Supplies!j7,-2 jower 99b; Jly 1% ear Unchanged 214 207; TORONTO (CP) — The stock | Hollinger 359 26h ‘aba: aoe i Nat Pete 200-285 295° 295 Champion Mutual 334 8.86 : STUDIO Ltd., 15 cents, Jan. 4, record |gg2,5 : Total issues 1242 1207, market dipped downwards amid | Hoyle 400 3S 300 30 3s |X Concord S00 8 8% 8% | Commonwealth Inter ait 8.91/° 135 Kent St. Ch’tows Dec. 17. Flax: Dec. 10% lower 3.°83b; | peg eng eee are STOCHS . |moderately heavy trading Mon-|Hul Sar 205 Seng toe con — 4 /N Doom. Hee kk +2. | Corperato Investors ee sets | Royalite Oil Co. Ltd., 5% per May 93% 15 lower 3.36! 3,- - wr pod orgy 4 ‘ day - | : : a | Northeal 500 t dea ae a 7 ant ,May 9°4- .56'2-44; Jly Borg Warner 44% NY Cent 2 | 5 Ind Lake mo w mn ortaca 2 % Ma. 9% Fond Collectif 5.17 5.68 cent pfd., 32.8125 cents, Jan. 1, g1,°33, ts 3.453% vic a °o 67 Radio Corp —7i**| . Base metals and western oils Int Moly 13400 ." 84 ee bg = Ms 243. 244 +8 ES Oil 3.93 432 > D> gare PPO gg record Dec. 11. ae, , we .| Cons Edison 59%4 Std Oil NJ 47s! each rose a few decimal points | !"t Nickel 2084 999% 99 © 915 wts 10.100 «95 = 5 | Grouped Income 3.79 64.14) St. Lawrence’ Corp., common 25 ais e ae ee : ie re.) SS oe | tee tben i | ete Cop D8, 10 Near fetes tae tas tee rc aoe = | Happiness Is Our Business * 9 = S s-l*4 low -19*8-*4; xen Elec % /anadium 71% a : ; ron Bay 1700 205 295 205 | 331 ai lites + % | Group 5.45 | cents, 5 per cent pfd., $1.25, Jan. 153-142 lower 1.16'%-} Goodyear 125% Westngse 103%! Mines, with the exception of a/ Iso 70 Sb MOM Permo pr 5160 8 81 Si --3 | Growth Oil and Gas 6.58 6.91! » ‘ 8-4. z P| on q —B, | j 25, record Dec. 22. j Gt Nor Ry 434 \few lower-priced issues, were|J Waite 400 13 13° «13 | Ramet sico 40 1 |_| Investors Growth Fund 7 Oe LAYAWAY NOW ; Prices for class two wheat for: int T T 9M | strangely sh Senior uraniums|22°°™* 3200 130 123 128 —2 |Peruy Oilb 500 85 85) —15 | Investors Mutual 10.98 11.85) I Southern Canada Power Co. | export to countries outside TWA: | Kennecott 2% } yq a | Jay Expl 3700 21% 21 eat | Petrol 2410 195 «100 100 2 Keystone 13.24 14.32) < ‘ . = Ltd., 62%. cents quarterly, Feb.! ; nor 1.64%4: 2 1.6124: 3 1.54%: 4} , were lower. Algoma was the only | Jellicoe an ee | ao Phillips 1850 63 61 61 -4 | Leverage Fund 6.3% 7.21! e One thin dollar will hold eny item 15. record Jan. 20. 1.494: 5 1.46%: 6 1.44%: 1 durum |winner, gaining ‘4 at 10%. Con-/Joburke = 7900 «10 «1019 ee Ol ee ER MX? | Mutual Accumulating Fund 7.5 798 * until Christmas. Be wise, buy now. . . Toronto Star Ltd.. pfd. 75 cents ia . » 45 < 4.1 it MONTREAL | solidated Denison dropped 35 Joliet 300 2H 22% 2216 4 4 “ oan 2 ™ a Mutual Income Fund — 4.91 5.37 ae ; : j ; r Ltd.. . 11.7544: 2 T.69%: 3 1.63%: IWA . | Jowsey 00 2 OU 4 rovo Gas 50 244 «238 «6241 42+5 | North Amer Fund of Can 8.4y 9.16 We'll hide it for you ‘til Christmas. 1 $1 Dec. 31,! : : ; cents at $9.90 and Gunnar lost| x 1 2 | Quonto 2650 10 9* 9% — ¥ eas participating, Dec. 31,' and domestic prices: 1 nor 1.64% pe err Add = 1395 $21 20% 2084 — 1% | Be 9 * Ott — | Radisson 4:45 4.89 record Dec. 10. 19 1614s: 3 154%: 4 149%: §| MONTREAL (CP) — Papers ~, cents at $9.40. Kilembe 300 288 264 285-5 | nger 130 135 131 132 —4 | Regent Fund 5.42 5.96 Wool Combing C bteatelt ons AM; OM; | Western oils began some active! Kirk Min 10% 39 38) «az 41 -—(| Rocky Pete 13m) Sig Sta Sia + Y@| Save and Invest 5.11 5.39] oo! Combing Corp. of Canada |} 461: 6 1.4414; 1 durum 1.75%;|survived a slight but general | 5.44; ; h Labrador 450 $28% 2614 rq . yy | Rovalite 1675 600 580 580 —35 | Supervised Amer Fund 7.12 7.19 Ltd., 15 cents Jan. 15, record 9 16714: 3 1.63% Reet a, |trading late in the day and | tare cin 140 7 m4? | Sapphire 7400 6) «660 thperviesd Eee % m0 | Dec. 31. Da es cee, j|downtrend Monday to close with | gained a few points on index af-| 1. Dufault 770 7 7 7» 1 .|Sareee 1900 129 9 119 —4 | Supervised Exec 36 0.2 — | ; ' {an increase on index on the Mont-/ ter being down all day. However, | co = a 2 mM neg _ ae i. 05 “a +5 | Severvenss ae " 32 be \ ! , E 1390 133 4 — a 1 : upervise exec | a , PRODUCE NEW YORK real and Canadian stock\ ex- Oe ey Es ee at Lexindin 100 Mh 3. 3% o_o ae, see 4 14 14 +2 | Supervised Growth Fund % 1.67 1 QP VF JEWELLERS LTD y per ac 17% 165 165 108 " ; ‘ 42 —1 | Supervised Income Fund 3.88 3.3 4 il ; | changes : were trading actively. | Lorado 11470 @ 35 na Sub Oil 100 185 165 163 --S |x TV Electronic 15.75 17.17) 121 Grafton St. Dial 4253 : _ | NEW YORK (AP) — Electronic, Trading was slow all day and) _1,4,. changes: golds down 33| \arade wis 500 10 0 09) 3 wg [Tal wie 619 iy | 0 leased Sepseteent Peat 34 328| a8 ; MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul-!. pe | most i ; larl ed ; o Louviet me 4 se Trans Can 2425 4 48% 49 +5 | United Accumulative 14.45 15.70" . — 75 s d the New York stock Most sections closed irregularly ; ‘ ‘ 2 a. ture-department quotations: ee eee a a. a na |lower. Both industrials and banks|°*, ©.79: base metals up 00 af | trams 20000 16 = 1514 18 a hee SS x-US. funds. > Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices;Market Monday to a sharp ad-'. 01. ‘off fractionally while utili-|!°-20' 4nd western oils up .02 at | tyes aS aa: Te ee a ee ee tts ' . j * - J z , cass ‘ 7 a —2 to country station, wooden cases, | vance. ltles remained unchansed. | 100.08. Sere NST ae ae Macten.. we me a | eee 400 14 «134 a extra-large | 38-39; _large 35-36; | Gains ranging to 8% for Texas| Big gainer in papers was Price| Torente Steck Exchange—Nov. m9 _ | Macleod 1300 108 tan ton iven te ame et " medium 31-31'2; small 28-29: Bitnstruments featured the Elec- | Brothers, up 1%2 at 4612. Frac-| (Quotations in cents unless marked $. 0 statartic me we lee 4 ~} |W Decalta 4050 130 125 125 ; 29; C 18. Receipts unavailable. |tronic and space-age issues. Mo-|tional gainers included Abitibi) 7O4¢ Wt 54 — Fadiridend: s—-Ea-| Maneat Us § 46053) |W Naco — @ 4 4 «9

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