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DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

REAL (CP)—'1‘lie stock MONT -e d in the ‘aging was fairly active on

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11.9 composite index added to 124.3 and advances wen

Piaolne adding 0.8 to 112.8. Mac-

h.

Utilities pushedthahead 0.7 to

half-point gain 111 Bell Tele- O

‘mes ‘/4 and Trans-Canada

ved‘ up ‘/4 and Noranda. In- ational N i c k e l, Hollinger ' %

In food and beverage stocks, .. and Salads Foods gained each and Dominion Stores, er - Gooderham, Shop and

. I n d u 3 trial Acceptance, inion

'e and Massey - Ferguson

each.

nks were dragged down 0.1 122.3 when Royal showed a of 56 of a point, Canadienne onale climbed %, Toronto- .. ion ‘/4 and Montreal and

. speculative mines, Jubiiee

oration six cents, Duma-

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C an 200 470 470 +5 Cent Man 2000 5% 5% Cliemaloy 500 41 41 1 lb COP 1000 I I I +1 Com 500 440 440 Cmdore win 1000 145 145 145 C Mogndor 500 1 C0 Yell 1000 4% 4% 4% C Canonm 1525 55 52 '3 Couvretta A 870 811% 1144 1144 d 1000 0 I +1 Dita Elect 200 240 240

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cluaing ssies: lndustrlsls 100.000: min; and 01]! 231,34».

TORONTO

TORONTO (CP) _— Investors turned to speculative issues as the stock market settled back into its old rut Thursday.

American markets wen closed for Thanksgiving Day and the Toronto market wan- dered undecidedly although clos- ing slightly ahead.

Industrials opened lower but caught up during the day with

a final gain of .33 on index. ‘Golds were easier with the in- dex ot 111

On the industrial board. Inter- provincial Pipe Line. CW5‘! iernational and Levy vanced 74. Canada Packers B. industrial Acceptance and Wai- ker-Gooderham % each and To- ronto-Domlnion Bank Va.

On the minus side. Royal Bank fell 1% to 72%, Dominion Foundries and Steel %, Simp- sons % and Dominion Stee and C al %

5-?‘

o . Denison gained Va and Hudson Bay Mining was down % in se- nior base metals. Dome and

trader among speculative is- sues, ahead 6% cents to 52 cents on 272,700 shares. Consolidated Mogul was up 12 cents to $2.24 and Iso 18 cents to $2.12.

Canada Southern Petroleum iiiuctuated during the day but closed ahead 10 cents to $4.45 in western oils.

The Foreign market was ex- tremely quiet.

On index, the exchange index rose .21 to 123.42, industrials .35 to 131.83. base metals .03 to 58.04, golds declined 1.11 to 123.07 and western olis .15 to 79.71. Volume for the day was 2,630,000 shares compared -with 3,064,000 Wednesday.

mnoivm cnosmo srocls

. - -was-rants change is from previous board-lot clot in] sale.

PRODUCE MONTREAL (CP) — .A§ric11l-

iu nt quotahons: Eggs: Wlholesaile dealer prices to country stations. wooden car- tons: Extra-large 54-55; large 50;rnediism42:snall32;B36

Butter: Oius-entrecevipts non- tenderahle 58%: 93 score tender- able 51%: 92 tendemable 51.

Cheese- Delivered Montreal. waxed. current receipts: whole sale Quebec white 36; oolared

36%.

Skim milk powder: Spray pro- cess No. 1 in bags 12-14*‘: roller process No. 1 in bags 10%-13: feed 10%-11: butter milk powder feed 88%.

Potatoes: Wholesale selling price: Que. new 75s 1.15 - 1.25;

ue. new 50: .85-.90; N.B. new

white 50s .95; P.E.I. new white 10s .27.

Kenv Add 5201 I10 000 Ill) Kilemhe 100 125 325 15 -15 Kirk '1' 18 16 Kopan I000 13 12! 12 + % I-ab Min I75 855% 33% 8554 L Duisult I550 715 700 705 . Lain we 1 _ 1 1 — % L Oltl N00 21 20% 21 2% L Shore :8 200 200 200 Latin 40000 20 19 ll Leitch 190 198 198 188 Lac 100 141 141 141 Lorado 16055 174 169 — 255 235 +2 hhneast U 1000 4% 4% 4% Id‘ 500 15 15 —1 Merchant 11300 85 8-1 95 +5 arcon 0 6 Maritime 5500 45 48 45 -2 Martin 2 58 58 +1 Mattgmi 2.815 811 1.1 11 I.Vbrun 1 M W: 8% Mclntyre 1300 I44 44 44 ¢Kcn 2500 2.0% 29% 20% Mcwe 6.100 2h 31 11 — % Mentor 3000 21 21 21 rr 6300 68

4000 V: — % Mn 1! 2000 105 105 105 Name C!‘ 8100 16 +1 Nu Exp! 1000 4% 4% 4% — %

4000 12 % 12 ‘ % New Alg r 6 5

cu! Bid 1000 4% 4% 4% Newconex 345 340 340 —-I 3500 13 15

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LIVESTOCK

MONTREAL (CP) — Prices were irregirlar on the Montreal livestock markets this Demand was only moderate and trading -fair.

Receipts: 2,481 cattle, 1,735 calves, 856 hogs and 102 sheep and lambs

Choice steers were 24.75-25, good 23.25-24.50 medium 21- 23.25 and common 12-21. Good heifers were 19-20.50. medium 17.50-18.75, and common 9-17.50. Good cows were 16-18, medium 15-16.50. common 13-1550 and canners and cutters 713.75. Good

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an medium 12.25- 18.25. Good vealers were 29- 33.50, medlum 22-28. common 12-22 and grassers 12-16.

Grade A bogs were 25-26.25. sows were 16-17.

Good lambs were 1950-20 and goligimon 17.50-18. Sheep were

TORONTO (CP)—Trading was classes

extremely dull on all

and grades of siaughter cattle at lower prices at the Ontario public stockyards Thursday.

Veal calf prices were steady. Hog prices were steady and sheep and lamb prices were stead

y. Slaughter cattle 2.502: Choice

steers 24-2450 with odd tops to

25; good 22.50-23.50; medium 20-

22: common 15-19; choice heli- s

rn 18-

; common 14-17; choice fed yearlings 24-26: good 22-24, good cows 15.50-16.50; medium 14-15: canners and cutters 10-14; good heavy bologna bulls 1819; com- mons and medium 15-17.

Replacement cattie 400: Good light siockers 24-2550 with good steer stock calves to 28; med]. ums and commons 18-23.

Calves 685: Choice vealers 32- 35; good 26-31; medium 430111111011 N-32; boners 14-19.

Hogs 2.461: Grade A at Tor- onto 5.75-27.10 closing, at 27.10: heavy sows 16.61685.

Sheep and lambs 221: Good lhandyweight lambs 21 per hun- dredweight: bucks discounted at $1 per hundredweight; common and medium 15-19; sheep 3-10.

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Peerless 16 15% 16 + % Pick Crow 105 50 50

on 2907 835 035 '10 Purdex 00 9 9% + % Q 142 125 1 .. Quemoirt xd 550 510% 10% l0%— ‘:6 Radiore 100 47 47 47 +1 Raglan 7500 54 53 54 Rnyrock 1000 76 76 16 -1 Rexspar 2000 17 17 - 17 +1

Rio Algom 720 813% 13% 1.1% Rio Rup 6000 6 5% 6 +1

Rockwin 5800 36 34 34 1 Rowan Con 1000 5 5 -— % R 4700 10 10 10 17999 34 31 34 +8 nd Riv 6000 5 Sherritt 4275 277 273 277 +5 Sigma 480 Silvmaq 2281 14 14 911 Miller 500 It 20 arratt 2030 6 6 Steeloy 7500 9 8 Steel! R 1000 430 425 425 45 Sullivan 100 150 150 15 mom 1. as 49 +4 0 bill 6000 91 8'7 87 4 orbrit 4000 40 40 Torment 2305 + 1,5 Trlb it 9700 179 l7fl 178 Trin Chlb 500 Thindrs 1000 69 69 66 +4 U nlnz 500 19 Asbestos 1140 250 228 250 +10 Un Bulad 73 73 —1 Un Keno 405 pp Can 10.0 140 138 140 '3 Vandoo 4 4 4 Vauze 66 60 60 60 Vespar 1000 21% 21% 21% + % Violam 2800 2/42 235 240 —-2 Weedon 6000 4 4 W Malar 6000 4% 4 W aver 15 14% 14%— % West ‘Hines 1150 380 375 375 +10 W 3180 145 14 142 -I Wilttey 17 16%

Yukon 2000 42 42 42 zenmae 4000 20% 20 20 —

ape %— Norgold 27000 4% 4 4%-—

AP Cons 1120 40 40 40 -2 Alminex 300 240 240 240 +4 Am Lediic 1000 4

Anchor 500 10% 10% 10% +1

Aug U Dev -1500 29 28 29 +2%

C Fan 4014 15 14 14 C Halli 5000 is 16 is C Mosul 73940 224 :15 224 +12 C Morrison 3500 51 51 +1 C Modier 3800 145 141 145 '1 12

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C 0 or some 41 35% 401,5 +3

WP! 12' 9% 9 9 C sco 36650 18 17 17 .. Daerins 3000 ii 11 11 -1 D'Aragon 2000 is 16 in . De Cour 7 7 1 '» r 11 4 so so 55 ' Delhi Psc 662 28 27 27 ' enlspl 1152 510% 10 1016 4- 15 me 110 26% 26% 26% -- % Ida 4000 9 D I E Ansphl 500 6 6 6 + ast Mal 100 183 188 163 +8 1500 72 71 72 1500 6% 6% 6% — % Eureka 5300 I6 25 25 rsday 900 100 100 100 I-"west '1' 1000 13% 13% 13%- 1-‘atlina 254» 12 12 12 coeur 2000 9% 9% 9% + 1000 08 80 I '8 Gen!) line! 178 $514 336 NH Giant YK 2125 810% 10 10 - K G!‘ 5060 15% 15% 15% Goldr 1.000 18 10 18 Grsudrey 1000 15 15 15 +2 Grandua 1075 415 405 405 -5 230 810 810 010 Her-Mil 8500 0% 0 0 + dway 1000 15% 16% 16%—% Heath 1000 4% 4% 4- ud Bay 225 857 56% 54- %

Ru-Pens 2000 9% 9% 9% Hydra It 19800 I) 27 29 +8 Irish 1000 24 24 24

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'l'otll sales: 2.680.000 ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS By The Canadian Pres

Ls Uniapher 102500 41 35 41 + Drsgon 30500 32 21 % — % Pa 17400 450 420 445 +10 Permo 12582 35 Quanta 10600 19 18 18 MIN Northcal 272700 52 45 52 -51‘: Croinor 264840 41 38% 40% -2 131200

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“This year's crop has mag- ’ ificent leaf color and the her- iries are prolii'lc—ali we can do .now is hope the weather doesn't 1500 no 166 no +3 'getc01d."

2°” 71 7‘ 7‘ 1 Holly is sensitive and doesn't ltake to extremes of heat cold. Vancouver Island's moder-

no 24% 241/: 241/: + Vii

22 I40 185 I85 185 :0 540% 40% 4054 00 25 25 25

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] “Although we're always opti-

125 815% 15% 15% + -/.5 misiic, this is the best crop since 1958." says D. R. Philbrlck

ivictoria, manager of the an

‘couver Island Holly Growers

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By The Canadian Press

Cdn_ Com

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30 271.‘; 28% 1%

' 'B.C. Holly Crop Expected 5:: :1: !To Be Best In Five Years

By ROGER STONEBANKS VICTORIA (CI-’)—'I'he price ,3 ,1 “Land the production are about :3: 1:10 in; 170 —-i gthensame. but Vancouver island

3% 1% av.— v . - v M m m m +‘ri‘(l'l'(')Opy“§1'0“€l‘S say this years -5

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107500 91.4 cu. s 76:00 21 ion, 21 I315 MUTUAL rurms

PRODUCES MOST

holly for Christmas." he says. kept app1es___and other {mm b

Housewives can expect to pay ., — zpers and ' h d t about the same prices they have law,“ . f"°m h°l“V' ‘"5 Mr‘ iwritten a gigfidlyneworda abllllt paid in the last three or four ‘Ph‘1b“°k- -‘llllfl. years, he says. .

is to be a little

Hgiflybtgfll 13:1’ 5d°U"_d like ll: ‘the premier last winter of hav- l S T E

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cardboard boxes they wiil fill 14 mg .p”°d“°°d ‘" ’“"’"’l° ” "3"

boxcars, 7,000 pounds to each 593" xcar. *b°y

sula just north of Victoria and marble and bronze which have i one of

aged by _ ; Queen Alexander Solarium in Now Tass discloses that he Cordova Bay.

berton pioneer

duce the number of trees to the ‘approval. present 450. Mr. Philbrick ex-:

Canadian-grown holly. “The rest comes from One of the eai‘.y problems, go.

and it took years to find the rea- ‘

Fraser Vane), eastlbof kvancow ‘was a withering of holly leaves; Thursday‘ when other corre

yer’ say. Mr' Phi ric son. In those days, apples and

Figures were not available tor h°”y were e"p°"°d

“Since then. we’ve always

That will be between $1.50 to

$1.75 a pound in the east and

50 to 60 cents on the west coast ‘

—"the difiference is due to pack- ‘In Good Graces aging and transportation."

50 tons and

e good graces of the 1(em- l

awn. Toronto and Neizvestni was accused by;

ng concoction" of a little; with big outspread ears. j ‘The work was admired by Wes- ;

CHIEF CENTRE tern critics. Neizvestni has produced a 3j:‘

growing is in the Saanish Penin- number of sculptured pieces in

The chief centre for holly-

lliolly growing in 1918 and in its .tists. The fact that a reporter heyday the farm had 56,00 trees. jfrom the Soviet news N e a r b y construction and g was sent to interview ,mounting costs combined to re- 'peared to be the,flnal seal of

, Tass published a story by soil and good moisture, results peas t° pmduce “O00 p°""d5 Alexander R°m3n0V- Who began in in producing 90 per cem of Of holly f1‘0l1'1 these trees lllll iby saying simply that he had

Y93T- visited Neizvestui “a few days

lspolndents went to see him. the togetherltsfii ptoragnziiéie little comment . ll l h

imports from the United States, ‘fwd °th:"'l°“.° 3” ‘mm apples lsonsewhat sur;rai}s’ed awheli “ll? of but Vancouver Island ‘'dei’i- "" the npenmg pmce“ affected Tass

. . staff r a to - nitely produces most of the the sensmve hwy E C me Re

hi ,‘nce the condemnation of hi work by Khrushchev. newspa-