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ILY MARKET QUOTATIONS
Francoeur
Paymast 2000 «18% 18 10% +%
Pct. Expl 2666 19 19 19
Peerless 7000 27 23 27 «+2
Ptrron 12650 27 25 2° —2
Pick Crow 2700 91 91 91
Pioneer 500 115-415) dS 8
Pitch-Ore 15000 6 5 6 +1
Pr Bord 7300 12 12 12. —1
Preston 7475 700 680 700 425
Pronto 2600 550 525 525 —25
Pros Air 3100 95 85 85 —7
Purdex 8400 15 13 14 —1
Que Ascot 15099 42 38 39. 1
Que Chib 43000 = 71. 63 67 «#=+5
Que Cop 157400 50 40 40
Que Lab 1500 7 7 7 +%%
Que Lith 625 475 450 450 —25
Que Man 3400 22 22, 22 «+2
Q Metal 3103 94 94 94. 44
Qunston 21000 28% 2 2% —1
Quemont 4495 $1342 12% 12% — 1%
Radiore 5400 50 46 50. $5
Rainville 5000-50 49 49 —1
Rayrock 9700 85 80 82 +7
Rexspar 9300 “51 48 49° 2
Rix Athab 1350 57 57 57) —4
Roche 16700 19 18 18 —2
Rockwin 4642 39 364% 37 —1
Rowan Con 5500 16 16 16
Ryanor 1000, Ls
St Michael 2000 TM. 7 MA—
San Ant 3400 = 62 62 62
Sand Riv 11000 «18% +17 17) —1
Satellite 3375 45 42° 45 4'§
Sheep Cr 500. 73 73 73. —2
Sherritt 36855 490 460 460 —15
Sigma 100 400 400 400
Sil Miller 4064 67 64 65 —2
Siscoe 10500 «74 71 72
Slocan VR 29100 21 17 20. —
Stanleigh 14335 108 = =101 105
Stanlgh wts 5740 52 46 ri}
Stanrck 970. 205 190 190 —10
Starratt 7000 7 86% 6%
Steeloy 500 62 62 6H %
Keep R 24150 $1454 137% 14% + %4
Sturgeon 1900-1919 12... 41
Sud Cont 1500 6 6 6
Sullivan 3400 249 «235. 245 45
Sunburst 4900 22 21 22 +1
Surf Inlet 4500 5 5 5: + %
Sylvanite 4100 105 102 102
Taurcanis 6000 78 74 75° —1
Teck4H 300@ 168 165 165 —5
Temag 21750 190 165. 170 —14
Thom L 4600 63 63 66 44
Tiara 30 67h TM OTK
Tombill 3000 24 24 24. —1
Towag 1090 8 8 8 —i1%
Trans Res 1200 18 | 18 18
Tribag 3700 «37 | 36 36 1
Trin Chib 11800 33 31 31. —2
Ult.Shaw 6093 18 15 18 .+1%
U‘ Asbestos 27295 770 750 750 +350
U Estella 1000 7 7 i saci
Un Keno 473 450 425. 450 425
Un Fort 3225. 45 44 44
Upp Can 9100 100 95 . 95 —4
Ventures 468 $31 3044 3054
Violam 6400 122 118 122 493
Waite Am 2795 690 650 640 —40
Weedon 10580 26 55
WwW: Malar 2500 8 8 8 +1
Willroy $3700 120° 111112 3
Will wis 600 70 63 70. —5
Wiltsey 93000 22 20 21 4%
Winch 3900 ¥ 7 7
Wr Harg 1100; (126: 196° = JoB ey
Yale Lead 44600 | 30 28 30. 41
Yk Bear 5400 90 = §=689 = 90
Young HG 8300 62 60 62
Zenmac S100 290. 598. 28
Zulapa 2444-20 20 20
Curb
Bulolo 100 360 360 360 —15
Coast Cop 100 400 “400 400 +95
Gaspe Cop 220 $34 34-34 —¥%
Pato 953 360 345 355 —5
Pend Ore 1000 325 305 325 415
Yukon Con 1000 61 61 61
; OILS
Acme Gas 2500 2% 2 201% + %
Ajax 1000. 63 63 63
AP Cons 596 35 3H:
All Rox 2500 30 23 230 +7
Am Leduc 19659 18 17 18 41
Anchor 89400 = 2344-20 23 (+1
Asamera 400 160° 157. 160 —10
Bailey SA 61600 $12 l1 114 4 %
Bailey S pr 475 $25% 24% 25% + %
Bail S 5%4pr 190 $221%4 22%, 291% + %
Banff 8600 234 208 217 +12
Britalta 53754. 310 293. 298 44
Calalta 9700 77 73 73
Cal Ed 1040 $31 3014 3014
C Oil Lds 600 180 175 180
CS Oil wts 1100 65 65 65° -
CS Pete 1120 365 345 345. 445
Cdn Atl Oil 5420 675 650 675 +50
C Chieftn 32700 163 145 158 +10
Cdn Dev 14295 605 590 600 +10
C Ex Gas 4620 270. 265 270 +5
C High Cr 1500 = 32 30 320 44:2
C Homestd 2277 195 192 192 —3
C Husky 6799 $154 14 MR+%
C Husk wts 1360 870. 820 -870-° +65
Cdn WO 1032 245° «235 235
C Williston 200 150 150 150 +445
Cent Del 4371° 875. 860 865 | +15
Charter Oil 6700 199 (190 190
C Allenbee 3000 7 7 7
C Dragon 3000 28 «25s 2
C East Cr 500 43 43 43 +2
C Mic Mac 4680 430 420 430° +10
Con Peak ~ 500 4% 4% 4%—%
C West Pete 725 480 470 480 +5
Cree Oil 300 405 400 400
Cree. wts 4420 187 181 185
Dev-Pal 1687 130 125. 127.48
Dom Pete 1150 $13%4 13% 13%
Duvex 11200 14 12 14 6+%
Fargo 570 660 630 630 425
Gén Pet A 400 320 320 320 —5 °*
Gr Plains 470 $174 1644 174 + %
Highwood 6000 26 «4 ee 22
Home Oil A 1655 $20% 20 20% +%
$20%4 20 20 + %
Wed., October 15, 1958 The Guardian Page 11
Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge
INDUSTRIALS
Inland Gas 10550 $9 84 &%
Alta Gas 8485 $22% 21% 21s + %&
Mass-F 7925. $97, 9% 9R—M%
Tr Can PL 7300 $37% 36% 36% + %
OILS
-| Anchor, 9400 2342 20 23 86+1
Humber 56875. 208 200 200 +9
Britalta 53745 310 293 «208 «=—+.4
C Chief + 32700 163 145 158 +10
Midcon 27800 60 55 56-2
MINES
Mactie 704800 = 32 19 32. +13
N.Mylama 405950 76 68 69. +1
Coldstrm 311715 80 56 57. —3
C Haliwell 203700 77 68 70 —4
Bouzan 160100 93 82 8° —2
By THE CANADIAN PRESS
Bid... Ask.
Canadian Investment 9.16 10.05
Canafund XD 36.71 38.55
Champion Mutual 5.41 5.94
Commonwealth Inter XD 758-808
; Corperate Investors 8.92 9.69
58 Exee Fund 5.46 §.71
Fond Collectif §.22. 5.74
Grouped Income 3.84 4.20
Growth Oil and Gas 8.12 8.53
Investors Growth Fund 5.06 6.33
Investors Mutual 10.87 11.75
Keystone 12.20. 13.20
Leverage Fund 5.89 6.47
Mutual Accumulating Fund 7.09 7.75
Mutual Income Fund 5.06 5.53
Sav and Iny. Mutual 5.29 5.78
Radisson 4.86 5,34
Regent Fund 5.25. 5.77
Supervised Amer Fund 6.65 7.15
Supervised Exee 55 36.48 —
Supervised Exe 56 29.92 —
Supervised Exec 57 5.13 0 —
Suprvised Growth Fund 1.87 2.01
Supervised Income Fund 3.99 4.29
TV Electronic 12.11 13.26
Timed Investment Fund A5.60 BS5.60
HB OU G $21 2014. 20% + 4%
Humber 56895 208 200 200 +9
LI Pete 1000 7 7 7 -—2
Marigold 2600 10 10 0 +%
Medal 6540 245 230 245 +6
Midcon 27800 = 60 55 56 —2
Mill City 2614 25 3 —1
N Bristol é 12 10 1
N Chamb 1350. 125 122. 125 +5
N Cont 1000 43 43 43. —1
N Davies 6100 27 26 26 —2
N Superior 1300 124 118 118 —2
Northeal 4900 25 25 25
NC Oils 380 435 425 435 +10
Okalta 4140 110 105 109 +1
Permo pr 6200 195 185 185 ~—2
Peruv Oils 100 166 166 166 —4
Petrol 5455 70 66 67
Phillips 3100 110 108 8 42
Prairie Oil 100 265 265 265 +10
Provo Gas 1963) 340 325 335
Ranger 4600. .240 236 235 |.....
Reef Expl 12000 7 6 a
Richwil 1400 125. 24 125 —2
Rix Athab 1350 57° 5 7 57 —4
Rocky Pet 21000 10% 10 1014
Royalite 1300 $12% 1154 12% + %
Royalite pr 250 $2114 21% 21%
Sapphire 500. (76 7% 7 —3
Scurry 3700 182 180 182 +3
Secur Free 2625 745 725 725 —5
South U 2100 «164% 15 15 *
Spooner 5200. «17 1644 17 +1
Sianwell 3500. 5 83 85 . +1
Tex Cal 4200 3442 32 32 1
Tidal 14600 86 «8486 i$ dL
Trans, Can 600 70 - 70 7 —5
Triad Oil 2800 490 480 480 —15
U Canso vt 282 165 160 165 +10
Un Oils 12125 240 23 240
Wayne 9300 24 23 24-1
Wespac 3000 «15 15 5b —%%
Wsburne 3650 «95 90 94 —1
W Cdn OG 700 164 160 160 —8
WC OGrts 1500 9 9 ae
W Decalta 7966 170 162 165 —2
W Dee wis 3300 8 4 8 +3
W Naco 4400. 97.94 97 +2
Windfall 1008 «151% 1514215% + 1%
Yan Can 500 10% 10%410% — %
: BANKS
NS 2138 $67, 67 67 —%
Comm 1328 $54 53 530 1
Royal 1275 $7254 7114 721% —I1
Tor-Dom 2761 $48 464% 47% —4%4
INDUSTRIALS
Alumini 10352 $3612 344% 3454 — %
Cc Brew 2410 $35%% 35 35 OU %
D Magnes 1175 $12%4 11% 1244+ %
Inland 10550 = $9 8%
Nor Star 100 $12 12 2 —
Pembina n 174 $8% 8% 8% + %
Simpsons 1724 $29 2834 29 + 3
Stedman 50° $327%% 3212 32% — %
Wainwright 475 375 275 «285 «644-10
Walkers 1920 $3144 31% 31%
Sales to close: 6,741,000.
MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS
By The Canadian Press
A—less and B—plus stock exchange
commission,
~ MONTREAL -
MONTREAL “ %P) Prices
were irregularly higher in very
active trading Tuesday on the
Montreal and Canadian stock ex-
changes.
The base metals ended the day
generally lower after reaching
new highs in early trading, As-
bestos lost 4% at 3242, Noranda
declined 1% at 53 and Alumin-
ium was off % at 344%. Canadian
British Aluminum gaied %4 at 13.
Down four points each in the
Toronto-Dominion at 48.
merce lost a point at 53.
Steels advanced with Algoma
up % at 3542, a new high. Argus
gained %4 at 2744. Stelco declined
a point at 68. |
Up % in the utilities were
Bathurst Power B at 2542 and
Canadian International Power at
2314. International Utilities was
off 3 and Quebec Power declined
15 at 34. Southern Canada Pow
jumped four to 53.
The papers were mixed. Eddy
A lost % at 51%. International
was up at 11234, a new high.
In other issues traded Canada
Malting advanced two points at
65, Dominion Stores lost 1% at 71
and Ogilvie gained % at 35, a
new high.
The mines and oils were gen-
erally higher in a narrow range.
The closing'averiages show
banks off .83 at 54.79, utilities up
2 at 149.4, industrials off 1.1 at
297, combined unchanged at 247.8,
papers off 1.5 at 438.9 and golds
up 1.14 at 78.42, a new high.
MONTREAL CLOSING STOCKS
Com-
er
Abitibi 3542 Fraser 2 WY
Abit pr 24 GT Lakes 37
Asbestos 3244 How Smith 38
Bank Mont SL Hud Bay Min 60
Bank NS 67 Imp Bank
Bnque C Nat 49 Imp Oil 4514
Bathurst A Int Nick 884
Bathurst B 25% Int Pap 11214
Bell 4214 Int Pete 50
Brazil 64 Mass-Fer 914
Bldg Prod 38 McGoll 6654
© Can . N St. Car 2114
C Cement 3454 Noranda 53
C Cement pr Price 45%
C Steamship Que Pow 34
C Bnk Com 53 Royal Bank q 7ite
Cdn Brew 35 Royalite 1154
Cdn Brew. pr35 St. L Corp 1614
Cdn Celan 18% Shawin 31%
PR 29% Steel q 68
Cockshutt 13% Un’ Steel 1bY%
Seagrams 33 Walker 3112
D Bridge 21 CANADIAN
Dom Tar 13% — Cons Pap 39!
Foundation 13% Ford q 10314
NEW YORK
NEW YORK (AP)—The ‘stock
market’s four-week rise to his-
toric highs stumbled Tuesday to
an estimated $2,000,000,000 loss in
the heaviest trading since Sept.
27, 1955.
Sharp declines in coppers and
other metal shares that have had
a big rise became infectious and
traders rushed to take profits in
other groups. The ticker tape ran
late on four separate occasions
totalling one hour 12 minutes.
Brokers ascribed the fall to a
technical correction. i
The estimated cash loss was
based on a $1.60 drop in the Asso-
ciated Press average of 60 stocks
to $197.50. The Dow Jones. in-
dustrial average fell 4.23 to 541.72:
A U.S. government decision to
divert to civilian markets all
nickel shipments scheduled for de-
livery to its agencies this year
knocked International Nickel
down 3 points to close at 91%.
Among other Canadian stocks,
Aluminium 12d. was off 1%, Hud-
son Bay Mining dropped a- point
and Canadian Pacific, Distillers-
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salesman yo..can
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3300 134% 11 13 —2
SUh AMA RY Frobisher 12250 200 195 199 +9
bd Geco Mines 8450 $1814 17% 18 +%
: : ¥ , | Geo Scien 3500 == 80 75 7 864+3
Toronto: Market mixed in|Gnt Masct 1000 10 10 10
, 5 thal Giant YK 563 490 460 475 5
New York: Market mixed; nso oe 7 a. red ms
heavy turnover. Gold Eagle 35500 23 21 2a —¥%
Montreal: Market generally|Gold Man 10700 34 30 30
oo edie teeta eraly Gr Uran 6700 35 3232 4
higher in active trading. Grandroy 7:00 23 24 of
en Granduc 6450 235 223 230 +5
Greyhk TIO AT BS 1g ag
CURRENCIES Gulch 8700 «19 18 = 19
Gulf Lead 4300 9 ™% 9 +1%
Gunnar 3996 $18 17% 1734 + 1%
MONTREAL (CP) — The U.S.|G¥itim * S09 Sig ei,
* ye a 2
dollar closed Tuesday at a dis-| Halmon 450045 43 ag oe
count of 2% per cent in terms of|Hard Rock 500 11 11 11 4%
Canadian funds, unchanged. The aioe shes M4 = 1 my,
pound sterling $2.72 11-16, down|H of Lakes 28300 11 8 8 {3
1-16. Headway AND 575 SO. SF
Heath 1000 74 7% 7H —1
Heva 7000 5% 5 544%
T Hollinger 585 $2714 27 by eee ex. #4
TORON 1O Hoyle 6100 525 485 495 410
Hus Bay 1615 $62 59% 59% —\%
—_ ugh-Pam 19 19 18% 41
TORONTO (CP) — The stock)ina'Lake 1500 7 6 7 +%
market was hit by a sell-off late| Inspiration 1650 47 47 47
Tuesday amid the fastest trading a fag Bo st Ms ay =!
in two months. ._,| Irish Cop 20650 289 279 279 1
Coppers that sparked the rise | Iron Bay 5500 233 213 295 420
in the first hour were hardest hit sere aed Be ~ bo > ‘
py. the profit-taking that elimin Jellicoe 16000 12 1 oi 4
ated almost all gains recorded. | Joliet | 4800 40 32 32 6
On index base metals dipped — a 4 16-16: 13
one-half point climbing to a 1958 Ranville oes * ae eee
nigh of 184.70 in the first hour.|Kerr Add 3472 $1814 17% 18% + 1%
They reversed their trend ¢t noon Kiltmbe 7350 220 199 199 411
; losed with an index of Kilem wts 8700 74 0 7. +5
and ..clos Kirk Hud 2000 10% 9% 10 + %
180.56. Labrador 3970 $22. 21 21% + %
Western oils closed ahead. al- hag ed Red 105 105 105
most 112 points but they too were| rae Lune ae - se * +3
several decimals off from their L Osu 1000 1744 17% 17% + %
high. Golds were ahead one-half t Gore = ‘5 ws 405 —30
as ay
point. : ‘ \La Luz 400 340 340 340
The ticker eres Syhgus 12 Latin Am 180 24% 244 24% + 14
minutes in the first hour as a a cl 5450 139 133 135 +1
court 3000 «13~—=««12 12, —1
handful of copper stocks spurted. LMR tees a as
Lower priced mines joined in and LL Lac 900 180 180 180
after a pause in mid-afternoon pace og — 2 2% 3? +%
. a orado 7200 9 +6
the trading pace rocketed again|r iio wis 3150 27 97 oF
as the sell-off set in. ‘s sachet 54900 27 240 5
Macfie was the most active is-|Macassa 1525 310. 300 305 +5
sue trading 704,000 shares and| }y2cdon me oa te
ini ts. The ae
gaining 13 cents at 32 cents. MacLeod 500 106 106 106° +1
issue moved on speculation on the pee “ a =~ 232 13
‘i i 96 —4
success of a recent drill om 8|yaneat U ee Ee
comp any copper property. : eecke U0 28 ce
Among senior coppers, Can- eveletihs 13500 270 25H 2
ada's three leading producers) sarin * ‘4g 139 125 130 +1
scored good gains before sliding|Matatch 13500 194 171 19% +24
back. International Nickel was|Maybrun 67730 25 2 22 43
: + down 1 point at 88% McIntyre 460 $88 86 8 +%
hardest hit, down 1 p McKen 1600 31 29 9 3
after climbing to 91. — MeMar 2000 Oe a ae
i 53. from a high of | Mcwat 10000" 38 a2. $5 =
also lost 1 at 53, s Mentor 1008 1862 1B 1:86,
53. : Mentor 1000 18% 13134:
Bailey Selburn set the pace for | Merri 62350 150. 130 135 +1
western oils up YJ at 11%. Inj|Meta Uran 6500 12 924 10 —1
; McIntyre and Hollinger | Midrm 10630 99° 9294 1
golds cinty Milken 21330 233 215 232 +418
added 14. Mn Corp 1060 $14% 144 144 —%
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83.96; base metals off .63 a Mt. Wreht 1230 $1 51 51° —4
190.56; western oils up 1.43 to] mum 1500 62 62 62
f 17, 47
143:31. Nama Cr 7200-18
‘i TO CLOSING STOCKS Nat Expl 11000 11 10 10
Mr By The Canadian. Pres Nealon £200 65 3A 6
Toronto Stock Exchange—Oct. 14 Nes Lab. 2500. 31 30 30%—%
(Quotations in cents unless marked $.|New Alger 6500 8 ™m 8 +%
r—Odd lot, xd — Ex-dividend, xt—Ex-| New Ath 9500 30 28 3 —2
rights, xw-—Ex-warrants. <. ues |New Ba 1200 «5 5 5 =1
Pi Net | New Cal 1100 * - 8 Ke
Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge|New Delh 4500
MINES N Deken 1700 209 200 209 —1
Uran. 21285. 7 7 7 N Goldvue 18575 13 12 13. +
peti 2000 360 350 355 j N =r — = Bo it +}
Agni 15597 52 50 51 +1 |New Hosco 1 _
Akaitcho 4000 «50.45 48 New Jason 20400 12 11% 12 +1%
Alba Algoma 2905 $16% 16% 1656|N Kelore Nave pi a rs ‘2
deb 150 $99 99 Newlund ee
Attera vtw 770 500 480 500 +15 |N Man 78085 45035 = +i:
Amal Rare 3500 20% 20 © 20% —4%|N Mylama 405950 76 69 4 +
Am Nephe’ 700 7l.: 7L 7. +1. | Newnor 00 6 Bc te
Anacon 55537 80 64 78 +17 |Nick Rim 18600 137 98 135 +8
Anglo Hur = 220 $11 © “MIE Mohang 0 ea
Ang Rouyn. 3000 38 35° 38 +6 |Nisto 3000 644 64 64 +
Ansil 2257 25 25 25. + %| Noranda 2330 $55 5% 53 =
Apex Res. 7000. 5° 414 4% + %| Norgold, 1000.7 Fat =
Arcadia 12100' 20° 18 = 19 41° Kane Races oss sd Ps s
Area 4500 95 90: 90 Norme' 5
fnejon 4500.13 «12,8 Norpax 113005 3 25
Ailin-Ruf.. 16500 20, 19 19% + %|Norsyne 4000 9 8% 2 +1
Aubelle 1000 . 54% 54 «(5M N Goldert 10681 55 53 +
Aumacho 7-00 15 14 14 N wid cape ae et xe
; 7 —8 No ;
Avilla 4000 ac) a) a + %4|Norsp A wts 100 155 155 155. —5
Bankeno "2500 18 +47 «+18 +1 |Norvalie 7150 18 1644 18 By
Barnat 6162 164 158 158 a —. a = * o ar
y 3000. 13. ~ 13. 13 + agam
Baty Expl 600 70 70 7 +1 |Oka Rare 2000 15 fs — +h
Base Metals 13000 20 18 20 +1 | O’Leary 0 on
Baska 13300 20 17% 19 +3 |Oem 27355 $105 985 ee
- 35 31 32 «444 | Orenada 1000. 1044 10%. 10% +
B-Duq 35023 34 ee Sts Ormsby 6300 40 «32 3B 1
Beaucage 1100 30 = 3
Beav Lod 3100 23 20 21 —4 | Osisko 1500 37 - = a
Belcher 21100 105 95 98 +3 |Pamour 512 ee ea HK La
Bethim | 7600 110 105 105 +3 |Paramaq on ee
Beveon 12971 16 15 15 -—41%| Parbec Gee ie ry
Bibis 1500 «606 CGS} - YH} Pardee AG bias as a
Bicroft 6200. 99 9 98 +3 | Pater 3
Bicroft wis 2200 13 13 13
Bideop 17700 22-20. «22 42
Black Bay 6500 30 30 30 —2
Bonvillé - ° 2000 5 5 5 —&
Bouscad 2300. 7 7 7
Bouzan 160100 93 82 «4G -—8
Boymar 2500 7 7 7
Bralorne 1000 605 595 600
Brnhrst 3500 5%. 5 54+%
Brunsman 5000 642 6 6
Brunswick 1325 400 390 390 a, TAMINS
Buffad 43400 «14 «11%H_—«d1i1%] 18
Buff RL $600 «8B Th
Bunker Hill 1000 9% 9% %% ; IN CAR DY FORM
Cable 500 «26 26 6 + i
Camp Chib 19902 980 795 88 +5 especially for
Cdn Astoria. 2500 7 7 7 =
C Dyno 1052 70 70 7 —2 children!
C Malart 35565 70 60 63 —7
CN Inca 26642 32 30 30 =—1
Can NW 1855 44 42 42 —3
Cdn Thor 2500 7 7 7 +%
Candore 1100 1644 16% 16%
Can-Erin 3599 36 35 3 OU+lCUH
Can-Met 25115 99 95 97 —1
CMet wis 1375 40 38. 40 42
Captain 500 12% 1214 12% +
Cassiar 5125 800 790 900 +5
Castle 100 395 395 395 +5
Cent Pat = 3700 112 110 112 +7
Cent Pore 500 2344 2344 23%
Cheskirk 6000 6 6 6 +%
Chester 1000 «=622 y 2 i al
Chib Jae 58116 80 63 65 —4
Chib-Kay 17000 20 19 19 —%&
Chib -M: 0350 199 150 155 —7
Chimo . 20490. 6 60 65 +2
Chrom 190 300 294 294 —4
Coch Will’ 3000 236 232 232 —3
CottysReco’ 6500 19 18 18 —1
Coin: Lake 1000 13 13 13
Coldstrm 31175 80 56 587 3
Colomae 3500 «8 7 M4 +%
Comb Met 2823 36 34 36 +2
Coniagas 20900 61 58 58
Con-Key 200 22 21 2 +%
€ Bellekeno 4000 13 11 12 —1
allinan 2625 14% 1314 14 + %
€ Denison 6970 $14 1344 13% + %
C Den wis . 3230 405 390 395
C Discovery 3145 350 340 345 +8
C Fen 66955 56 54 55
Con Gillies 2000 74 7% TA
© Halliwel 203700 77 68 70 —4
Con Howey 3900 325 315 315 |
CMarben 3000 43° «39 «(39 2
cu Marcus 2357 46 45 45 ee
“1 M and S 8538 $23%4 22% 224 —
c Mogul 4600 198 190 190 — § VITAMINS
Orrison 2000 19 19 1 .
Goofestier 1000. 65665 | Including A, C, D and By in Candy form
m Negus 4500 23 21 21 .—
c Northland 1400 26 es = DELICIOUS WILD a ppc
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Cop-Man ¢ 17% 174—% cigae A C, D end B12 in delicious WILD
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Coulee 5000 55 53 55 +2 | good for.your children!
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Cowich 2800 105 100 100 focn 3" ;
craigmt 2000 256 255 255 only one Vite-Pop a day!
Toir cr 14 O16 914 a 2
! rowpat ae te 7 e 10 Z 5 WEEKS’ $ 2 50
Cuseo 10300 «16 15% 154 + “%ISUPPLY e F
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E Amphi get
Rast Mal 46 149 3
Fast Met * 13 1 co. L e
Elder 8 87 2
EL Sol 10 10% Ys
a 30 «30 + 150 Queen St.
xp] A 3 3
Faleon 4 27 B - s 2 Phone 5545
araday 5 :
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54 OS
Seagrams and Dome Mines were
all % lower.
Prices also fell on the Amer-
ican Stock Exchange. Losers in-
cluded Ford Motors of Canada,
Preston East Dome and Rich-
well. Shawinigan gained a point
and Canadian Marconi was
higher.
What stocks did:
Tues Mon
Advances 253 569
Declines 785 404
Unchanged 198 227
Total Issues 1236 1223
NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS ,
Beth Steel 52% Y% Monty W 39%
Borg Warner 35% NY Cent 22%
C and O 66 Radio Corp 40%
Cons Edison 57 Std Oil NJ 59%
El Auto El 353% Utd Aircraft 31%
Gen Elec 67%, Vanadium 395%
Goodyear 94% Westngse §al4
Gt Nor Ry 46%
pc ae Sane? w 4714
Kennecott 10114
WINNIPEG (CP)—The. coarse
grain market was irregular Tues-
day on the Winnipeg Grain Ex-
change with most prices showing
an easier tone.
Closing prices:
Oats: % lower 724%4B; Dec %4-\%
lower 724s; May '% lower 72A; Jly
% lower 71A.
Barley: Oct. % lower 1.01%;
Dec % higher 96%B; May %
higher 97%; Jly unchanged 96B.
Flax: Oct 3% lower 2.91B; Dec
334-342 lower 2.8914-34; May 33
lower 2.94%B; Jly 2% lower
-2.9234B.
Rye: Oct 15 lower 1.0448; Dec
2%4-2Ve lower 1.0558-34; May 2
238 lower 1.11%-4%4; Jly not open.
Pri-es for class two wheat for
export to countries outside IWA:
1 Nor 1.644%: 2 1.60%; 3 1.52%;
4. Ate SBS var 4G. Aol. 1
Durum 1.94%; 2 1.88%; 3 1.75%.
IWA and domestic prices: 1 Nor
1.6444; 2 1.6044; 3 1.52%; 4 1.42%;
5 1.39%; 6 1.3544; 1 Durum 1:91%;
21.88%; 3 1.75%,
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APPROVE BOEING 707
DONDON (Reuters)—The Brit-
ish Ministry of Transport and
Civil Aviation Monday night au
nounced its provisional approval
of Pan-American . Airways’ pro-
posals for the commercial opera:
tion of Boeing 707 jet airliners
in Britain, The approval fcllowed
noise tests recently at London
airport, the ministry said.
Vy}
Little Hope Bomarc Missile
Will Be Manufactured Here
By DAVE McINTOSH
Canadian Press Staff Writer
OTTAWA (CP)—There is little
or no chance that Bomare antt-
aircraft missiles will be manufac-
tured in Canada, informants said
Friday.
However, there is some chance
that new electronic equipment for
the air defence system will be
made in this country, they added
The government announced
Sept. 23 that two Bomare ground-
to-air missile bases will be estab-
lished in Canada at a cost of
$164,000,000 and come into cper-
ation in 1961. New radar stations
would be built and $100,000,000
worth of electronic equipment
added to the air defence commu-
nication and control ‘system.
Prime Minister Diefenbaker
said at that time that it was
hoped that production-sharing ar-
rangements would be worked out
with the United States but that
this would take time.
UNLIKELY PLAN
Authorities said production-
sharing arrangements are un-
likely to apply to the Bomar,
manufactured by the Boeing Air-
plane Company of Seattle, Wash.
They advanced three reasons
for this: The relatively smail
numbers of Bomares required in
fect that military technology Is
advancing so rapidly that the Bo
mare program for Canada may
be cancelled before 1961.
U.S. officials came to Ottawa
this week to hold preliminary
talks with their Canadian counter:
parts on possible production-shar
ing. No decisions were reaches,
Officials said, but more meetings
will be held.
POPULATION INCREASES
QUEBEC (CP) — The popuia-
tion of Quebec City stood at
233,962 at April 30, an increase
of 4,000 over the previous year,
it was announced Saturday. Va-
lere Desjardins, city statistician,
said in his annual report that the
increase amounted to 23 per cent
over the 12-month period. He said
215,964 persons in the city are
Canada; the opposition of U.S. in-
dustry and Congress to any loss
of defence production to Canada;
and duplication of cost in estab-
lishing a new production source
for the Bomarc.
Indeed, there is some talk in
the defence department to the ef-
French-speaking Canadians.
Burke
Electric
Authorized
My Dealer
Electrical Wiring
Repairing and
- Supplies
Oil Heating
Household Appliances
Television
112 Kent St.
DIAL 4021 —
PRODUCE
MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul-
ture department qotations:
Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices
to country stations, wooden cases,
extra-large 52-58; A large 51-52;
medium 38; small 28-29; B 35, C
23. Receipts 57.
Butter: Current receipts tender-
able 634%, not tenderable 3, fresh
grade creamery prints job price
6312-6412; fresh wholesale 6314.
Cheese: Delivered Montrea’ not
waxed, Quebee white 33, colored
33; wholesale Québec white 34;
colored 34; current receipts On-
tario white f.o.b. grading station
35, colored 35; no quotations fo
wholesale Ontario. ‘
Potatoes: Quebec, new 75s 1.10-
1.25; N.B.-75s 1.50.
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Office 5642
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ILY MARKET QUOTATIONS
Francoeur
Paymast 2000 «18% 18 10% +%
Pct. Expl 2666 19 19 19
Peerless 7000 27 23 27 «+2
Ptrron 12650 27 25 2° —2
Pick Crow 2700 91 91 91
Pioneer 500 115-415) dS 8
Pitch-Ore 15000 6 5 6 +1
Pr Bord 7300 12 12 12. —1
Preston 7475 700 680 700 425
Pronto 2600 550 525 525 —25
Pros Air 3100 95 85 85 —7
Purdex 8400 15 13 14 —1
Que Ascot 15099 42 38 39. 1
Que Chib 43000 = 71. 63 67 «#=+5
Que Cop 157400 50 40 40
Que Lab 1500 7 7 7 +%%
Que Lith 625 475 450 450 —25
Que Man 3400 22 22, 22 «+2
Q Metal 3103 94 94 94. 44
Qunston 21000 28% 2 2% —1
Quemont 4495 $1342 12% 12% — 1%
Radiore 5400 50 46 50. $5
Rainville 5000-50 49 49 —1
Rayrock 9700 85 80 82 +7
Rexspar 9300 “51 48 49° 2
Rix Athab 1350 57 57 57) —4
Roche 16700 19 18 18 —2
Rockwin 4642 39 364% 37 —1
Rowan Con 5500 16 16 16
Ryanor 1000, Ls
St Michael 2000 TM. 7 MA—
San Ant 3400 = 62 62 62
Sand Riv 11000 «18% +17 17) —1
Satellite 3375 45 42° 45 4'§
Sheep Cr 500. 73 73 73. —2
Sherritt 36855 490 460 460 —15
Sigma 100 400 400 400
Sil Miller 4064 67 64 65 —2
Siscoe 10500 «74 71 72
Slocan VR 29100 21 17 20. —
Stanleigh 14335 108 = =101 105
Stanlgh wts 5740 52 46 ri}
Stanrck 970. 205 190 190 —10
Starratt 7000 7 86% 6%
Steeloy 500 62 62 6H %
Keep R 24150 $1454 137% 14% + %4
Sturgeon 1900-1919 12... 41
Sud Cont 1500 6 6 6
Sullivan 3400 249 «235. 245 45
Sunburst 4900 22 21 22 +1
Surf Inlet 4500 5 5 5: + %
Sylvanite 4100 105 102 102
Taurcanis 6000 78 74 75° —1
Teck4H 300@ 168 165 165 —5
Temag 21750 190 165. 170 —14
Thom L 4600 63 63 66 44
Tiara 30 67h TM OTK
Tombill 3000 24 24 24. —1
Towag 1090 8 8 8 —i1%
Trans Res 1200 18 | 18 18
Tribag 3700 «37 | 36 36 1
Trin Chib 11800 33 31 31. —2
Ult.Shaw 6093 18 15 18 .+1%
U‘ Asbestos 27295 770 750 750 +350
U Estella 1000 7 7 i saci
Un Keno 473 450 425. 450 425
Un Fort 3225. 45 44 44
Upp Can 9100 100 95 . 95 —4
Ventures 468 $31 3044 3054
Violam 6400 122 118 122 493
Waite Am 2795 690 650 640 —40
Weedon 10580 26 55
WwW: Malar 2500 8 8 8 +1
Willroy $3700 120° 111112 3
Will wis 600 70 63 70. —5
Wiltsey 93000 22 20 21 4%
Winch 3900 ¥ 7 7
Wr Harg 1100; (126: 196° = JoB ey
Yale Lead 44600 | 30 28 30. 41
Yk Bear 5400 90 = §=689 = 90
Young HG 8300 62 60 62
Zenmac S100 290. 598. 28
Zulapa 2444-20 20 20
Curb
Bulolo 100 360 360 360 —15
Coast Cop 100 400 “400 400 +95
Gaspe Cop 220 $34 34-34 —¥%
Pato 953 360 345 355 —5
Pend Ore 1000 325 305 325 415
Yukon Con 1000 61 61 61
; OILS
Acme Gas 2500 2% 2 201% + %
Ajax 1000. 63 63 63
AP Cons 596 35 3H:
All Rox 2500 30 23 230 +7
Am Leduc 19659 18 17 18 41
Anchor 89400 = 2344-20 23 (+1
Asamera 400 160° 157. 160 —10
Bailey SA 61600 $12 l1 114 4 %
Bailey S pr 475 $25% 24% 25% + %
Bail S 5%4pr 190 $221%4 22%, 291% + %
Banff 8600 234 208 217 +12
Britalta 53754. 310 293. 298 44
Calalta 9700 77 73 73
Cal Ed 1040 $31 3014 3014
C Oil Lds 600 180 175 180
CS Oil wts 1100 65 65 65° -
CS Pete 1120 365 345 345. 445
Cdn Atl Oil 5420 675 650 675 +50
C Chieftn 32700 163 145 158 +10
Cdn Dev 14295 605 590 600 +10
C Ex Gas 4620 270. 265 270 +5
C High Cr 1500 = 32 30 320 44:2
C Homestd 2277 195 192 192 —3
C Husky 6799 $154 14 MR+%
C Husk wts 1360 870. 820 -870-° +65
Cdn WO 1032 245° «235 235
C Williston 200 150 150 150 +445
Cent Del 4371° 875. 860 865 | +15
Charter Oil 6700 199 (190 190
C Allenbee 3000 7 7 7
C Dragon 3000 28 «25s 2
C East Cr 500 43 43 43 +2
C Mic Mac 4680 430 420 430° +10
Con Peak ~ 500 4% 4% 4%—%
C West Pete 725 480 470 480 +5
Cree Oil 300 405 400 400
Cree. wts 4420 187 181 185
Dev-Pal 1687 130 125. 127.48
Dom Pete 1150 $13%4 13% 13%
Duvex 11200 14 12 14 6+%
Fargo 570 660 630 630 425
Gén Pet A 400 320 320 320 —5 °*
Gr Plains 470 $174 1644 174 + %
Highwood 6000 26 «4 ee 22
Home Oil A 1655 $20% 20 20% +%
$20%4 20 20 + %
Wed., October 15, 1958 The Guardian Page 11
Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge
INDUSTRIALS
Inland Gas 10550 $9 84 &%
Alta Gas 8485 $22% 21% 21s + %&
Mass-F 7925. $97, 9% 9R—M%
Tr Can PL 7300 $37% 36% 36% + %
OILS
-| Anchor, 9400 2342 20 23 86+1
Humber 56875. 208 200 200 +9
Britalta 53745 310 293 «208 «=—+.4
C Chief + 32700 163 145 158 +10
Midcon 27800 60 55 56-2
MINES
Mactie 704800 = 32 19 32. +13
N.Mylama 405950 76 68 69. +1
Coldstrm 311715 80 56 57. —3
C Haliwell 203700 77 68 70 —4
Bouzan 160100 93 82 8° —2
By THE CANADIAN PRESS
Bid... Ask.
Canadian Investment 9.16 10.05
Canafund XD 36.71 38.55
Champion Mutual 5.41 5.94
Commonwealth Inter XD 758-808
; Corperate Investors 8.92 9.69
58 Exee Fund 5.46 §.71
Fond Collectif §.22. 5.74
Grouped Income 3.84 4.20
Growth Oil and Gas 8.12 8.53
Investors Growth Fund 5.06 6.33
Investors Mutual 10.87 11.75
Keystone 12.20. 13.20
Leverage Fund 5.89 6.47
Mutual Accumulating Fund 7.09 7.75
Mutual Income Fund 5.06 5.53
Sav and Iny. Mutual 5.29 5.78
Radisson 4.86 5,34
Regent Fund 5.25. 5.77
Supervised Amer Fund 6.65 7.15
Supervised Exee 55 36.48 —
Supervised Exe 56 29.92 —
Supervised Exec 57 5.13 0 —
Suprvised Growth Fund 1.87 2.01
Supervised Income Fund 3.99 4.29
TV Electronic 12.11 13.26
Timed Investment Fund A5.60 BS5.60
HB OU G $21 2014. 20% + 4%
Humber 56895 208 200 200 +9
LI Pete 1000 7 7 7 -—2
Marigold 2600 10 10 0 +%
Medal 6540 245 230 245 +6
Midcon 27800 = 60 55 56 —2
Mill City 2614 25 3 —1
N Bristol é 12 10 1
N Chamb 1350. 125 122. 125 +5
N Cont 1000 43 43 43. —1
N Davies 6100 27 26 26 —2
N Superior 1300 124 118 118 —2
Northeal 4900 25 25 25
NC Oils 380 435 425 435 +10
Okalta 4140 110 105 109 +1
Permo pr 6200 195 185 185 ~—2
Peruv Oils 100 166 166 166 —4
Petrol 5455 70 66 67
Phillips 3100 110 108 8 42
Prairie Oil 100 265 265 265 +10
Provo Gas 1963) 340 325 335
Ranger 4600. .240 236 235 |.....
Reef Expl 12000 7 6 a
Richwil 1400 125. 24 125 —2
Rix Athab 1350 57° 5 7 57 —4
Rocky Pet 21000 10% 10 1014
Royalite 1300 $12% 1154 12% + %
Royalite pr 250 $2114 21% 21%
Sapphire 500. (76 7% 7 —3
Scurry 3700 182 180 182 +3
Secur Free 2625 745 725 725 —5
South U 2100 «164% 15 15 *
Spooner 5200. «17 1644 17 +1
Sianwell 3500. 5 83 85 . +1
Tex Cal 4200 3442 32 32 1
Tidal 14600 86 «8486 i$ dL
Trans, Can 600 70 - 70 7 —5
Triad Oil 2800 490 480 480 —15
U Canso vt 282 165 160 165 +10
Un Oils 12125 240 23 240
Wayne 9300 24 23 24-1
Wespac 3000 «15 15 5b —%%
Wsburne 3650 «95 90 94 —1
W Cdn OG 700 164 160 160 —8
WC OGrts 1500 9 9 ae
W Decalta 7966 170 162 165 —2
W Dee wis 3300 8 4 8 +3
W Naco 4400. 97.94 97 +2
Windfall 1008 «151% 1514215% + 1%
Yan Can 500 10% 10%410% — %
: BANKS
NS 2138 $67, 67 67 —%
Comm 1328 $54 53 530 1
Royal 1275 $7254 7114 721% —I1
Tor-Dom 2761 $48 464% 47% —4%4
INDUSTRIALS
Alumini 10352 $3612 344% 3454 — %
Cc Brew 2410 $35%% 35 35 OU %
D Magnes 1175 $12%4 11% 1244+ %
Inland 10550 = $9 8%
Nor Star 100 $12 12 2 —
Pembina n 174 $8% 8% 8% + %
Simpsons 1724 $29 2834 29 + 3
Stedman 50° $327%% 3212 32% — %
Wainwright 475 375 275 «285 «644-10
Walkers 1920 $3144 31% 31%
Sales to close: 6,741,000.
MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS
By The Canadian Press
A—less and B—plus stock exchange
commission,
~ MONTREAL -
MONTREAL “ %P) Prices
were irregularly higher in very
active trading Tuesday on the
Montreal and Canadian stock ex-
changes.
The base metals ended the day
generally lower after reaching
new highs in early trading, As-
bestos lost 4% at 3242, Noranda
declined 1% at 53 and Alumin-
ium was off % at 344%. Canadian
British Aluminum gaied %4 at 13.
Down four points each in the
Toronto-Dominion at 48.
merce lost a point at 53.
Steels advanced with Algoma
up % at 3542, a new high. Argus
gained %4 at 2744. Stelco declined
a point at 68. |
Up % in the utilities were
Bathurst Power B at 2542 and
Canadian International Power at
2314. International Utilities was
off 3 and Quebec Power declined
15 at 34. Southern Canada Pow
jumped four to 53.
The papers were mixed. Eddy
A lost % at 51%. International
was up at 11234, a new high.
In other issues traded Canada
Malting advanced two points at
65, Dominion Stores lost 1% at 71
and Ogilvie gained % at 35, a
new high.
The mines and oils were gen-
erally higher in a narrow range.
The closing'averiages show
banks off .83 at 54.79, utilities up
2 at 149.4, industrials off 1.1 at
297, combined unchanged at 247.8,
papers off 1.5 at 438.9 and golds
up 1.14 at 78.42, a new high.
MONTREAL CLOSING STOCKS
Com-
er
Abitibi 3542 Fraser 2 WY
Abit pr 24 GT Lakes 37
Asbestos 3244 How Smith 38
Bank Mont SL Hud Bay Min 60
Bank NS 67 Imp Bank
Bnque C Nat 49 Imp Oil 4514
Bathurst A Int Nick 884
Bathurst B 25% Int Pap 11214
Bell 4214 Int Pete 50
Brazil 64 Mass-Fer 914
Bldg Prod 38 McGoll 6654
© Can . N St. Car 2114
C Cement 3454 Noranda 53
C Cement pr Price 45%
C Steamship Que Pow 34
C Bnk Com 53 Royal Bank q 7ite
Cdn Brew 35 Royalite 1154
Cdn Brew. pr35 St. L Corp 1614
Cdn Celan 18% Shawin 31%
PR 29% Steel q 68
Cockshutt 13% Un’ Steel 1bY%
Seagrams 33 Walker 3112
D Bridge 21 CANADIAN
Dom Tar 13% — Cons Pap 39!
Foundation 13% Ford q 10314
NEW YORK
NEW YORK (AP)—The ‘stock
market’s four-week rise to his-
toric highs stumbled Tuesday to
an estimated $2,000,000,000 loss in
the heaviest trading since Sept.
27, 1955.
Sharp declines in coppers and
other metal shares that have had
a big rise became infectious and
traders rushed to take profits in
other groups. The ticker tape ran
late on four separate occasions
totalling one hour 12 minutes.
Brokers ascribed the fall to a
technical correction. i
The estimated cash loss was
based on a $1.60 drop in the Asso-
ciated Press average of 60 stocks
to $197.50. The Dow Jones. in-
dustrial average fell 4.23 to 541.72:
A U.S. government decision to
divert to civilian markets all
nickel shipments scheduled for de-
livery to its agencies this year
knocked International Nickel
down 3 points to close at 91%.
Among other Canadian stocks,
Aluminium 12d. was off 1%, Hud-
son Bay Mining dropped a- point
and Canadian Pacific, Distillers-
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SUh AMA RY Frobisher 12250 200 195 199 +9
bd Geco Mines 8450 $1814 17% 18 +%
: : ¥ , | Geo Scien 3500 == 80 75 7 864+3
Toronto: Market mixed in|Gnt Masct 1000 10 10 10
, 5 thal Giant YK 563 490 460 475 5
New York: Market mixed; nso oe 7 a. red ms
heavy turnover. Gold Eagle 35500 23 21 2a —¥%
Montreal: Market generally|Gold Man 10700 34 30 30
oo edie teeta eraly Gr Uran 6700 35 3232 4
higher in active trading. Grandroy 7:00 23 24 of
en Granduc 6450 235 223 230 +5
Greyhk TIO AT BS 1g ag
CURRENCIES Gulch 8700 «19 18 = 19
Gulf Lead 4300 9 ™% 9 +1%
Gunnar 3996 $18 17% 1734 + 1%
MONTREAL (CP) — The U.S.|G¥itim * S09 Sig ei,
* ye a 2
dollar closed Tuesday at a dis-| Halmon 450045 43 ag oe
count of 2% per cent in terms of|Hard Rock 500 11 11 11 4%
Canadian funds, unchanged. The aioe shes M4 = 1 my,
pound sterling $2.72 11-16, down|H of Lakes 28300 11 8 8 {3
1-16. Headway AND 575 SO. SF
Heath 1000 74 7% 7H —1
Heva 7000 5% 5 544%
T Hollinger 585 $2714 27 by eee ex. #4
TORON 1O Hoyle 6100 525 485 495 410
Hus Bay 1615 $62 59% 59% —\%
—_ ugh-Pam 19 19 18% 41
TORONTO (CP) — The stock)ina'Lake 1500 7 6 7 +%
market was hit by a sell-off late| Inspiration 1650 47 47 47
Tuesday amid the fastest trading a fag Bo st Ms ay =!
in two months. ._,| Irish Cop 20650 289 279 279 1
Coppers that sparked the rise | Iron Bay 5500 233 213 295 420
in the first hour were hardest hit sere aed Be ~ bo > ‘
py. the profit-taking that elimin Jellicoe 16000 12 1 oi 4
ated almost all gains recorded. | Joliet | 4800 40 32 32 6
On index base metals dipped — a 4 16-16: 13
one-half point climbing to a 1958 Ranville oes * ae eee
nigh of 184.70 in the first hour.|Kerr Add 3472 $1814 17% 18% + 1%
They reversed their trend ¢t noon Kiltmbe 7350 220 199 199 411
; losed with an index of Kilem wts 8700 74 0 7. +5
and ..clos Kirk Hud 2000 10% 9% 10 + %
180.56. Labrador 3970 $22. 21 21% + %
Western oils closed ahead. al- hag ed Red 105 105 105
most 112 points but they too were| rae Lune ae - se * +3
several decimals off from their L Osu 1000 1744 17% 17% + %
high. Golds were ahead one-half t Gore = ‘5 ws 405 —30
as ay
point. : ‘ \La Luz 400 340 340 340
The ticker eres Syhgus 12 Latin Am 180 24% 244 24% + 14
minutes in the first hour as a a cl 5450 139 133 135 +1
court 3000 «13~—=««12 12, —1
handful of copper stocks spurted. LMR tees a as
Lower priced mines joined in and LL Lac 900 180 180 180
after a pause in mid-afternoon pace og — 2 2% 3? +%
. a orado 7200 9 +6
the trading pace rocketed again|r iio wis 3150 27 97 oF
as the sell-off set in. ‘s sachet 54900 27 240 5
Macfie was the most active is-|Macassa 1525 310. 300 305 +5
sue trading 704,000 shares and| }y2cdon me oa te
ini ts. The ae
gaining 13 cents at 32 cents. MacLeod 500 106 106 106° +1
issue moved on speculation on the pee “ a =~ 232 13
‘i i 96 —4
success of a recent drill om 8|yaneat U ee Ee
comp any copper property. : eecke U0 28 ce
Among senior coppers, Can- eveletihs 13500 270 25H 2
ada's three leading producers) sarin * ‘4g 139 125 130 +1
scored good gains before sliding|Matatch 13500 194 171 19% +24
back. International Nickel was|Maybrun 67730 25 2 22 43
: + down 1 point at 88% McIntyre 460 $88 86 8 +%
hardest hit, down 1 p McKen 1600 31 29 9 3
after climbing to 91. — MeMar 2000 Oe a ae
i 53. from a high of | Mcwat 10000" 38 a2. $5 =
also lost 1 at 53, s Mentor 1008 1862 1B 1:86,
53. : Mentor 1000 18% 13134:
Bailey Selburn set the pace for | Merri 62350 150. 130 135 +1
western oils up YJ at 11%. Inj|Meta Uran 6500 12 924 10 —1
; McIntyre and Hollinger | Midrm 10630 99° 9294 1
golds cinty Milken 21330 233 215 232 +418
added 14. Mn Corp 1060 $14% 144 144 —%
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: on —I]
83.96; base metals off .63 a Mt. Wreht 1230 $1 51 51° —4
190.56; western oils up 1.43 to] mum 1500 62 62 62
f 17, 47
143:31. Nama Cr 7200-18
‘i TO CLOSING STOCKS Nat Expl 11000 11 10 10
Mr By The Canadian. Pres Nealon £200 65 3A 6
Toronto Stock Exchange—Oct. 14 Nes Lab. 2500. 31 30 30%—%
(Quotations in cents unless marked $.|New Alger 6500 8 ™m 8 +%
r—Odd lot, xd — Ex-dividend, xt—Ex-| New Ath 9500 30 28 3 —2
rights, xw-—Ex-warrants. <. ues |New Ba 1200 «5 5 5 =1
Pi Net | New Cal 1100 * - 8 Ke
Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge|New Delh 4500
MINES N Deken 1700 209 200 209 —1
Uran. 21285. 7 7 7 N Goldvue 18575 13 12 13. +
peti 2000 360 350 355 j N =r — = Bo it +}
Agni 15597 52 50 51 +1 |New Hosco 1 _
Akaitcho 4000 «50.45 48 New Jason 20400 12 11% 12 +1%
Alba Algoma 2905 $16% 16% 1656|N Kelore Nave pi a rs ‘2
deb 150 $99 99 Newlund ee
Attera vtw 770 500 480 500 +15 |N Man 78085 45035 = +i:
Amal Rare 3500 20% 20 © 20% —4%|N Mylama 405950 76 69 4 +
Am Nephe’ 700 7l.: 7L 7. +1. | Newnor 00 6 Bc te
Anacon 55537 80 64 78 +17 |Nick Rim 18600 137 98 135 +8
Anglo Hur = 220 $11 © “MIE Mohang 0 ea
Ang Rouyn. 3000 38 35° 38 +6 |Nisto 3000 644 64 64 +
Ansil 2257 25 25 25. + %| Noranda 2330 $55 5% 53 =
Apex Res. 7000. 5° 414 4% + %| Norgold, 1000.7 Fat =
Arcadia 12100' 20° 18 = 19 41° Kane Races oss sd Ps s
Area 4500 95 90: 90 Norme' 5
fnejon 4500.13 «12,8 Norpax 113005 3 25
Ailin-Ruf.. 16500 20, 19 19% + %|Norsyne 4000 9 8% 2 +1
Aubelle 1000 . 54% 54 «(5M N Goldert 10681 55 53 +
Aumacho 7-00 15 14 14 N wid cape ae et xe
; 7 —8 No ;
Avilla 4000 ac) a) a + %4|Norsp A wts 100 155 155 155. —5
Bankeno "2500 18 +47 «+18 +1 |Norvalie 7150 18 1644 18 By
Barnat 6162 164 158 158 a —. a = * o ar
y 3000. 13. ~ 13. 13 + agam
Baty Expl 600 70 70 7 +1 |Oka Rare 2000 15 fs — +h
Base Metals 13000 20 18 20 +1 | O’Leary 0 on
Baska 13300 20 17% 19 +3 |Oem 27355 $105 985 ee
- 35 31 32 «444 | Orenada 1000. 1044 10%. 10% +
B-Duq 35023 34 ee Sts Ormsby 6300 40 «32 3B 1
Beaucage 1100 30 = 3
Beav Lod 3100 23 20 21 —4 | Osisko 1500 37 - = a
Belcher 21100 105 95 98 +3 |Pamour 512 ee ea HK La
Bethim | 7600 110 105 105 +3 |Paramaq on ee
Beveon 12971 16 15 15 -—41%| Parbec Gee ie ry
Bibis 1500 «606 CGS} - YH} Pardee AG bias as a
Bicroft 6200. 99 9 98 +3 | Pater 3
Bicroft wis 2200 13 13 13
Bideop 17700 22-20. «22 42
Black Bay 6500 30 30 30 —2
Bonvillé - ° 2000 5 5 5 —&
Bouscad 2300. 7 7 7
Bouzan 160100 93 82 «4G -—8
Boymar 2500 7 7 7
Bralorne 1000 605 595 600
Brnhrst 3500 5%. 5 54+%
Brunsman 5000 642 6 6
Brunswick 1325 400 390 390 a, TAMINS
Buffad 43400 «14 «11%H_—«d1i1%] 18
Buff RL $600 «8B Th
Bunker Hill 1000 9% 9% %% ; IN CAR DY FORM
Cable 500 «26 26 6 + i
Camp Chib 19902 980 795 88 +5 especially for
Cdn Astoria. 2500 7 7 7 =
C Dyno 1052 70 70 7 —2 children!
C Malart 35565 70 60 63 —7
CN Inca 26642 32 30 30 =—1
Can NW 1855 44 42 42 —3
Cdn Thor 2500 7 7 7 +%
Candore 1100 1644 16% 16%
Can-Erin 3599 36 35 3 OU+lCUH
Can-Met 25115 99 95 97 —1
CMet wis 1375 40 38. 40 42
Captain 500 12% 1214 12% +
Cassiar 5125 800 790 900 +5
Castle 100 395 395 395 +5
Cent Pat = 3700 112 110 112 +7
Cent Pore 500 2344 2344 23%
Cheskirk 6000 6 6 6 +%
Chester 1000 «=622 y 2 i al
Chib Jae 58116 80 63 65 —4
Chib-Kay 17000 20 19 19 —%&
Chib -M: 0350 199 150 155 —7
Chimo . 20490. 6 60 65 +2
Chrom 190 300 294 294 —4
Coch Will’ 3000 236 232 232 —3
CottysReco’ 6500 19 18 18 —1
Coin: Lake 1000 13 13 13
Coldstrm 31175 80 56 587 3
Colomae 3500 «8 7 M4 +%
Comb Met 2823 36 34 36 +2
Coniagas 20900 61 58 58
Con-Key 200 22 21 2 +%
€ Bellekeno 4000 13 11 12 —1
allinan 2625 14% 1314 14 + %
€ Denison 6970 $14 1344 13% + %
C Den wis . 3230 405 390 395
C Discovery 3145 350 340 345 +8
C Fen 66955 56 54 55
Con Gillies 2000 74 7% TA
© Halliwel 203700 77 68 70 —4
Con Howey 3900 325 315 315 |
CMarben 3000 43° «39 «(39 2
cu Marcus 2357 46 45 45 ee
“1 M and S 8538 $23%4 22% 224 —
c Mogul 4600 198 190 190 — § VITAMINS
Orrison 2000 19 19 1 .
Goofestier 1000. 65665 | Including A, C, D and By in Candy form
m Negus 4500 23 21 21 .—
c Northland 1400 26 es = DELICIOUS WILD a ppc
rs! 1000 «13 : : : , modern way
© Regcourt 59500 20 18 «18 Nigh eg pia peel er for growth and
Cooanorm 64 64 hel maintain good. health. Vita-Pops contain
on Sud 6 Bi. full measured amounts ef 8 Vitamins Ine
Cop-Man ¢ 17% 174—% cigae A C, D end B12 in delicious WILD
Coprand -- 35376 240 «223 «230 CHERRY CANDIES .. . so pleasant fo take +.» $0
Coulee 5000 55 53 55 +2 | good for.your children!
rg RE a h child needs
Cowich 2800 105 100 100 focn 3" ;
craigmt 2000 256 255 255 only one Vite-Pop a day!
Toir cr 14 O16 914 a 2
! rowpat ae te 7 e 10 Z 5 WEEKS’ $ 2 50
Cuseo 10300 «16 15% 154 + “%ISUPPLY e F
Daering 21000 37 23 2814 —74 ot your druggist -
D’Arag: 094 5 42 igen i ity : U
De ho Mae oe 2g Vita-Pops “with children they're tops
— 18! 18 +1 | HENRY K. WAMPOLE & COMPANY LTD.
Delnite ” “sd 57 PERTH, ONTARIO
Dome nt 14% —
Donalda 13 —% 4
E Amphi get
Rast Mal 46 149 3
Fast Met * 13 1 co. L e
Elder 8 87 2
EL Sol 10 10% Ys
a 30 «30 + 150 Queen St.
xp] A 3 3
Faleon 4 27 B - s 2 Phone 5545
araday 5 :
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54 OS
Seagrams and Dome Mines were
all % lower.
Prices also fell on the Amer-
ican Stock Exchange. Losers in-
cluded Ford Motors of Canada,
Preston East Dome and Rich-
well. Shawinigan gained a point
and Canadian Marconi was
higher.
What stocks did:
Tues Mon
Advances 253 569
Declines 785 404
Unchanged 198 227
Total Issues 1236 1223
NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS ,
Beth Steel 52% Y% Monty W 39%
Borg Warner 35% NY Cent 22%
C and O 66 Radio Corp 40%
Cons Edison 57 Std Oil NJ 59%
El Auto El 353% Utd Aircraft 31%
Gen Elec 67%, Vanadium 395%
Goodyear 94% Westngse §al4
Gt Nor Ry 46%
pc ae Sane? w 4714
Kennecott 10114
WINNIPEG (CP)—The. coarse
grain market was irregular Tues-
day on the Winnipeg Grain Ex-
change with most prices showing
an easier tone.
Closing prices:
Oats: % lower 724%4B; Dec %4-\%
lower 724s; May '% lower 72A; Jly
% lower 71A.
Barley: Oct. % lower 1.01%;
Dec % higher 96%B; May %
higher 97%; Jly unchanged 96B.
Flax: Oct 3% lower 2.91B; Dec
334-342 lower 2.8914-34; May 33
lower 2.94%B; Jly 2% lower
-2.9234B.
Rye: Oct 15 lower 1.0448; Dec
2%4-2Ve lower 1.0558-34; May 2
238 lower 1.11%-4%4; Jly not open.
Pri-es for class two wheat for
export to countries outside IWA:
1 Nor 1.644%: 2 1.60%; 3 1.52%;
4. Ate SBS var 4G. Aol. 1
Durum 1.94%; 2 1.88%; 3 1.75%.
IWA and domestic prices: 1 Nor
1.6444; 2 1.6044; 3 1.52%; 4 1.42%;
5 1.39%; 6 1.3544; 1 Durum 1:91%;
21.88%; 3 1.75%,
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APPROVE BOEING 707
DONDON (Reuters)—The Brit-
ish Ministry of Transport and
Civil Aviation Monday night au
nounced its provisional approval
of Pan-American . Airways’ pro-
posals for the commercial opera:
tion of Boeing 707 jet airliners
in Britain, The approval fcllowed
noise tests recently at London
airport, the ministry said.
Vy}
Little Hope Bomarc Missile
Will Be Manufactured Here
By DAVE McINTOSH
Canadian Press Staff Writer
OTTAWA (CP)—There is little
or no chance that Bomare antt-
aircraft missiles will be manufac-
tured in Canada, informants said
Friday.
However, there is some chance
that new electronic equipment for
the air defence system will be
made in this country, they added
The government announced
Sept. 23 that two Bomare ground-
to-air missile bases will be estab-
lished in Canada at a cost of
$164,000,000 and come into cper-
ation in 1961. New radar stations
would be built and $100,000,000
worth of electronic equipment
added to the air defence commu-
nication and control ‘system.
Prime Minister Diefenbaker
said at that time that it was
hoped that production-sharing ar-
rangements would be worked out
with the United States but that
this would take time.
UNLIKELY PLAN
Authorities said production-
sharing arrangements are un-
likely to apply to the Bomar,
manufactured by the Boeing Air-
plane Company of Seattle, Wash.
They advanced three reasons
for this: The relatively smail
numbers of Bomares required in
fect that military technology Is
advancing so rapidly that the Bo
mare program for Canada may
be cancelled before 1961.
U.S. officials came to Ottawa
this week to hold preliminary
talks with their Canadian counter:
parts on possible production-shar
ing. No decisions were reaches,
Officials said, but more meetings
will be held.
POPULATION INCREASES
QUEBEC (CP) — The popuia-
tion of Quebec City stood at
233,962 at April 30, an increase
of 4,000 over the previous year,
it was announced Saturday. Va-
lere Desjardins, city statistician,
said in his annual report that the
increase amounted to 23 per cent
over the 12-month period. He said
215,964 persons in the city are
Canada; the opposition of U.S. in-
dustry and Congress to any loss
of defence production to Canada;
and duplication of cost in estab-
lishing a new production source
for the Bomarc.
Indeed, there is some talk in
the defence department to the ef-
French-speaking Canadians.
Burke
Electric
Authorized
My Dealer
Electrical Wiring
Repairing and
- Supplies
Oil Heating
Household Appliances
Television
112 Kent St.
DIAL 4021 —
PRODUCE
MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul-
ture department qotations:
Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices
to country stations, wooden cases,
extra-large 52-58; A large 51-52;
medium 38; small 28-29; B 35, C
23. Receipts 57.
Butter: Current receipts tender-
able 634%, not tenderable 3, fresh
grade creamery prints job price
6312-6412; fresh wholesale 6314.
Cheese: Delivered Montrea’ not
waxed, Quebee white 33, colored
33; wholesale Québec white 34;
colored 34; current receipts On-
tario white f.o.b. grading station
35, colored 35; no quotations fo
wholesale Ontario. ‘
Potatoes: Quebec, new 75s 1.10-
1.25; N.B.-75s 1.50.
CUDMORE'S
DRY CLEANERS
Dr. A. L. Saunders
Physician & Surgeon
Office 5642
Res. No. Changed
to 6642
“120 Kent St. Phone 4922
When cold-stuffed nose causes
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FOR ALL
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PRICES THAT PLEASE
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what
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