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SUMMARY

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto — Market higher ‘in. active trading.

New York —- Market higher; ‘changes narrow.

Montreal — Market firmer in moderately light selective trad- ing-

. CURRENCIES

MONTREAL (CP) — The US_ Iollar closed Wednesday at a disocunt of 17/: per cent in terms of Canadian funds, down 1/5. Pound sterling $2.76%, un- changed.

TORONTO

TORONTO (CP) - The stock market Wednesday recorded a moderate advance amid faster- than-usual trading.

Western oils and golds held early gains through the close but base metals slipped in last-min- ilte trading and their index was off a few decimal points.

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The five most-active mines, all iellmg at less than 30 cents with the exception of Headway, ac- counted for nearly one-third the market's entire sales.

Headway traded and added 9 cents to 70 cents. Most-active is- sue was New Mylamaque, up 3 cents to 27% cents.

Western oils and most medium- priced mines moved up in a 20- cent range while senior issues in llilltll sections climbed fraction- : y.

Index changes: golds up .15 to 76-55; base metals off .07 to 148.63; western oils up .20 to \ 0

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PEIPLVG (Reuters) Com- munist China's grain output dur- ing the first five-year economic

plan totalled 859,600,000 tons- 12,500,000 tons above the target, the agriculture minis tr y an- nounced Wednesday.

The ministry confirmed earlier expectations that this year's har- vest would p r 0 cl u c e about 185,000,000 tons of grain, biggest yield in Chinese history. How- ever, this showed the smallest in- crease for any year of the plan, which ehds this month.

The figures, issued at the an- nual national agricultural confer- ence, included wheat, rice a.nd potatoes but excluded the valu- able soya beans cash crop.

The figures showed a succes- sive annual increase since 1953 despite the worst floods for a cen- tury in 1954 and new flooding in 1956, the ministry added.

But western observers here are convinced that on the eve of the second five-year plan, which be- gins New Year’s Day, Chinese leaders must be worried by the_ comparatively small rise in grain output.

The annual targets have been raised and lowered several times during the last five years to re- flect optimism and disappoint- ment born of alternating bumper harvests. floods and droughts.

The agriculture ministry re- cently set a tentative target for 198,000,000 tons of grain fior 1958. but said the aim would be to pass the 200,000,000 mark. This still is less than the target given a year

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Report Recl China's Grain iOutpuf Is Above The Target

ago for 1957. The last two years have shown

that despite the immense amount of work done on irrigation and flood control, weather still die- tates the prosperity of the Chi- nese economy of which grain pro- "The proposed increases which range from $120 to $140 a year stantial difference in the relation are too small to make any sub- other occupations and profes- sions," Miss Morison said. posal would raise salaries in mu-

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of teachers‘ salaries to those of. 'l{lLlOl,II..IO(l 593$ pun q1=..o..i F! 5;’, g,- nicipallties accepting the offer to duction is the foundation.

No Reduction In Civil Service

OTTAWA (CP)-—Prime Minis- ter Diefenbaker said Monday there have been no reductions in the civil service staff by his gov- ernment and none is in prospect.

He was commenting to report- ers on a statement by Maurice Punshon, Ontario president of the National Defence Employees As- sociation, that there are indica-

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reduce the number of workers in the civil service.

Mr. Punshon said the indica- tions appeared particularly in the case of prevailing rates employ- ees of the defence department- mainly tradesmen paid locaf wage rates.

Defence Minister G. R. Pearkes also said no staff reduction it civilian personnel of his depart ment is contemplated.

"There have been no staff re ductions, there are no staff re

ductions, there will be no stat.

tions the government intends to reductions," he said.

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On- his-nidciind :7 72 77 +5 tario white 333/4, colored 34%; de- ° “C 5 23 24 +2 livered Montreal Quebec white Mill City 11542 221/: 21:.’ 221- , D,,,_p,1 11300 133 129’ 137” +8 V33‘/0, colored 33_1/2‘, wholesale On- 514.... tarlo white 301,-'4, colored 36; N Mylam 310400 27% 25 2712 +3 wholesale Quebec white 341/2, col- grfiwpat 193123 12 10 11% + 1-, ored 341/2. e icoe 17 50 23 20% 22 _ _ H,,,,,,_,,, 14,900 ,2 6, 7,, :; Potatoes. N.B. 755 1.60 - 1.05, Captain 102000 20 101,4 20 +1 N.B. 50s 1.05-1.101; 10; .27: P.E.I. 75s .8 - .8 ; . _. . 10s .33-.35; Que. 755 1.50; Cali- fornia white 100s 550. 1 MONTREAL (CP) — Prices on ' h k ' the Montreal and Canadian stock Fls Mar ellflg exchanges moved upwards Wed- . nesday in selective trading. Turn- '5 DISCUSSed over was light in the industrials and moderate in the mines and sT_ JoHN’s, Nfld, (CP)-Max °‘}§- , Lane (L — White Bay North) .,°n§“m°” Ga‘ "'1m,‘l,’°d 17/3 l0 blasted foreign sountrie Monday :2/3 19d : dstmng ullmy gmup; for taking great quantities of fish °ns°1 a 9 Pa?" ‘mp"°"°‘l 3/4 from.Newfou..dland’s “doorstep” to 313/11 among higher newsprints. without doing anyminggn rem;-n_ Trans-Canada rose 1/4 in a firm He suggested Portugal and p 1p el"-1e- gr°u.p' Italy should each be compelled to Reflmng ml’ base metal’ °°n' bu 100000 quintals (one quintal struction and miscellaneous stock - ylz ‘ d ) f dr-ad N f d were mixed. Imperial Oil gained 151 P-mm 5 ° 1 ew mm-' sg t 395 land fish annually and Spain a /3. Hudson Bay dropped - - a point’ to 43 and International should take 50’(.)00 ql“m'?ls' llihls Nickel rose 3 point to 72% Can_ would solve the provinces falling ada Cement sellin ex-div’ - marketpr°b1em' n g Id . .4 H I end, declined 11/‘ to 25% Mr."La-ne admitted that a very S In the mines and oils, attention small , pmp°m°n °f N°wf°“"d' focused on the speculative mines. land £1511 Was not up to export terest as World Champion Clark champion" gave the exhibition at They were generally ‘tr°nger'i." Standards' But ,-hesalft-1 1?" 0!; Mcconachy of New Zealand shows Government House on Mr Mas- T f°“r'c°“t ""‘“‘5e- Would be superior to‘ is earn him how it's done. The touring sey’s table (CP Wlrephoto) The exchanges’ closing average thousands of X-mles m the cargo -7 ' show banks unchanged at 45_43, hold of a foreign trawler before , D M ilgillgles up .2 at a new high of being processed. ' A . , combined up .1 at 199.7, pa- Newfioundland fisherinen stay I per; up 9d08taé 1,063.43 and golds on the banks for a short period -——— , unc ange a 7.03. and cure their fish immediately 1 Mohrrnnsi. CLOSING STOCKS d‘ C Sm°m 7000 ‘I 7 7 -1 Pow mm 1075 so 40 40 ._s 3: 1110 Canadian Press after Ian mg’. . Con Sud 6300 71 09 7o Pr Bord 1500 a 02/. g LAhitibl 20 Bud Bay Min 45 Mr‘ Lane’ “‘*‘ 15 313° secret?” Conwest 100 253 253 253 4%: Preston 175 550 550 550 Asbestos 29 Imp oil 39% of the Newfoundland Federation C°P_m1d 652 168 163 100 +3 Pronto 2700 425 420 425 +10 Bank Mont 4144. Int Nick 7294 of Fishermen blamed lagging Croinor 500 10 10 10 + V; Pronto wts 660 51 S0 51 +1 Bank NS 1 Int Pa 90 ’ - Crowpat 199125 12 10 11% + ,1, Pros An, 9000 120 95 115 +1. Em" C N“ w m Page aw markets on federal and provin. cusco 10071 15 1190 15 +4 Purdex 1500 0 s 5 Bathurst B is Mass-I-lar 01/‘ Cial salesmen W110 "d011't MVG D’Aragon 500 155% 141.4 15 Que Ascot 1000 131/: 131/; 1515+ Mr 3°11 42/. Mccoll 50:? the spark" Diadein 4500 0 5 ’s .1 vi Que Chib 1000 43 43 43 +1 Brazil av. Noranda 371,/-4 A '- - Dome 770 5131/. 131/. 131/. Que Lith 620 595 595 905 ._| Bids Prod as Price 372 -t 0-ne nine‘ he sad’ it Iooked Donald: 000 14 12 14 Q Meta; 3650 155 135 140 c cam.“ ,5“ Que P0,, 29% as if fish sticks would be “like hot gutgfiilpm 1: 1; 1.5 +1 gunston 2027 14 1‘ 14 gdfegsent pr 27 Royal Bank 59 dog of the fishing industry.” But _ FEW ' N East Mal 2500 145 140 mi Li nififé“ 1120;: 74755 7:: T47: +34 PR 2:7‘)? sifflwm 3%’, Instead of-.a boom it W” a East. sun 200 194 194 104 +4 ' Rayrock 5500 103 100 100 -i Coekshutt 044 on Steel 1394 b°°m°ra‘"g' East Met 3500 101,41 10 10 Renabie 1700 130 125 no +s Seasramr 2544 Walker 6 Eladsetrmin :33 :3 :3 :3, _: iggxsgar 1900 39 s7 s7 , gamnfar 21254;. C CANADIAN S S . I 9000 7 P Eldricb. 7200 25 25 29 111/; highs“, 3300 13 1; 1; ill‘ GT Lakes 29 301:0 3’ gigfi ays pecla l El Sol 10700 is 15:75 16 +1 Rockwin 3500 34 53 34 +1 3'" Smith 1'7 ' Expl All 3500 1344 12 12 -154 St Michael 1500 11. 11 11 -2 Grant S OU Be ’s‘2‘.°‘i." ‘Slot 1?‘ 2“ *2“ * "‘ 211"‘ .3" ‘"2" 412*” W‘ 1”‘ ‘ -1: - . a as 101 154 err 20 0 420 435 +20 N W 1-4.... -5.... 5500 13 1. 1. .. so Miller 500 .4 .4 M .7 1. Y K For Towns, mes glean girk lzmg 939 90: 9 -1 $5000 - 1000 51 91 51 +3 \ ‘ In 5 930 40 1 l h 31993 149 144 -1 — Ftnblsher 1600 142 139 142 :2 stiiiiiii wts 3400 97 10.5 so +1 Y0!-‘K (AP) " A lite OTTAWA (CP) “‘ H‘ R°bl' Gaitwin 3000 3 3 smmk 1,30 1' y y rails paced a sluggish chaud (L-—G1oucester) said Mon- a 200 190 19s -1-: ammo 1205 45 45 45 Stai-ratt 22500, 51.4 514 544 + 1/1 Stock market to a substantial day night half the proposed‘ as- Geco Mines 50 935 910 355 +15 Steeloy 14500 7% 61.4 71.4 +144 rise Wednesday. ‘ gfegate grants of. $25 000000 a Genex 4500 13 12% 513 +1 steep 1‘ lo-io 915 900 915 +15 Among ke st‘, ks th ‘ . ’ ‘ . Geo Sc,“ 50,, 35 35 35 +5 sturgeon am 17 16% 15% +1 V l’ C _e ad- year to the Atlantic provinces Giant YK 900 490 495 495 +5 Sullivan 500 195 190 190 -5 me” went ‘fmm. fra°“°“5 t° Should be earmarked f°1‘ the m“‘ g::;l1e1-U 832$ '13» 115191‘ 1100* “‘ §il:i1tfl1uIrsll:t 1% 1:” 13% 1:“ . - Well lgleyomfalalpoint for some. nicipalities there. ran 1 _. ne 5 + In Amon s ecl . - Gold“ mo 18 18 _3 sylmme 4425 m 117 m 4 wider “pus ssues there were Mr. Robéchaucl said in the Gold Eagle 1000 la 51/. 594 -1 Tandem 12000 121,4 11 12 +1 N Y ' C°mm°“5» “ring Prellmlnafll Gr‘ U1-an oo 10 10 10 -1 Taurcanls 7300 53 so I1 +1 '3" °“‘ .C°“*1'a_l- HP 9%, was debate on the proposal. that if (grill-xdliggsq 1346501; fig 42% 43% 2 ¥eck-H 5%: 11:55 ,- 1152; :62: +7 311; Irfillalsgfllct-Ive T211: sltiock. West- the grants are to be of any real + emag c lc rose in Grande assistance at least half should be G 0 000 - --’ . .. A Gieaylhklc 14000 % lira 12125 +3 L 23°00 84, 3‘, “, Lb 1%. 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Martin 1000 11 11 11 g°nw::ta"Pete 5:23» 61;‘/i 61'; 61; 5 WINNIPEG (CP)—Feature of members charged in the H%isSe Maybrun 1500 15 15 15 +2 . 1 " - - c -on Monda that . . M°““"° “5 373* 731/“ 731/‘ Cm on 300 37° 36° 36° -15 tmdmg Wednesday on the Wm‘ gftatomgcrgta Diilles ‘Passed Mcwat 1000 V 19 19 19 -3 De-"'Pa1 113°“ 133 139 137 +3 nipeg Grain Exchange was the ‘T . .ry . t Men; 1003 15 15 15 Dome. Exp! 125 810 010 010 +5 t f th -t, f th confident-lal information abou Merril 5300 73 70 73 -2 I‘j§:r°;:‘°’ 13230 2; 5;? 5:3 4 rep” ° 9 exp“ ‘° ‘'99 car’ British defence matters to Spams vgfgtimuran 631/: 6:12 63% Highwood mo 24,/‘ 24 24 _ 9‘ goes of Canadian‘ barley repre- month, , Mimken 5,00 213 208 205 _, Home 011 A 488 ‘$161 15 is seating about 1,100,000 bushels. Foreign Ilndersecretary I-an Min Corp 100 960 960 960 -30 H°'“° .0“ 3 4°” 515" 15V‘ 15* + 1/‘ Two ca,-goes were for Japan Harvey denied the charge and re- M°8“' 413° 47 45 45 —Z E 31,011 G 1335, 5,1,? 19:1/‘ 1:7‘ +2/‘ - - fused a demand by Labor's Frank 1£:1,’,'i,fi" 13%: 73'; 722 732 "£5 5331.?’ 500 210 205 zio :3 “(.1 one to the .Umted ‘Kingdom’ Allaum that the government send Nama Cr 73200 31 29 30 +1 Lib 1*“ 90° 129 137 127 ‘-3 Tm’ °"p°"t busmess was mt re‘ an official protest to Washington. Nat Exp] 2500 21 201/: 21 -1 ;1e;°l‘° lggg 2;: 2:; 2;: ‘ flecten in the oats and barley Dunes visited Franco last month 13”“. 2:330 :9 :5 39 +3, Midcon 121400 77 72 77 :5 trade Which W85 light. and dis‘ on his way home from NATO New At’; 2000 27 2., ,7 __ Miléhcltig 113?) 13:44 1211/. 221,15 closed a few domesltic orders. talks in Parjs_

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