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W ndfall 500 15 15 15 Tidal 16900 92 89 .92 +3 Yén Can 2200 10 91/1 10 Duvox 15300 14 13 14 +1 on”, Provo 13143 335 330 335 5 Dalhousle 5000 I7 17 17 +2 MINES BANKS Cheskirk 308500 '0 5% 671/7. +2175 Mont 1109 9498/. 481/4 4119/1 + In 311%?“ g; 6; :7 N5 6535 $63 52“ 53 + 3‘ Sand Riv 162000 19 1492 171/2 +292 Comm 1695 050% 49% 50 Macfie > 116500 16 13 15 +2% Imp 579 $55 56 55 +2 MUTUAL FUNDS Royal 1580 369% 68% G9 . Tor-Dom 590 $48 4799 47% + to B! The CHI-dial PM! INDUSTRIALS Bld.Ask. Aluminl 4192 $30 28% 30 American Growl]! 11.33 12.35 Anglo Nfld 900 363/11 6% 6% 4- ‘5 Canadian Inveltment 8.88 9.74 C Brew 499 5341/8 34 34 — ‘70 Canafund 35.83 37.67 D Steel 2160 3221/4 221/4 221/4 — % Champion Mutual 5.27 5.79 Inland 2720 $73/4 7% 73/4 _ Commonwealth Inter 7.37 8.10 Nor Star 350 512% 123A 123/4 Corporate Investors 8.69 9.44 Pbina New 410 587/: 83/4 87/5 4- V4 58 Exec Fund ' 5.34 5.59 Simpson: 1013 5263/4 26% 26% —- 1A Fond Collectif 5.23 5.75 Stedman 50 $31 31 31 Grouped Income X!) c 3.72 4.07 Walkers 1446 331% 311/4 31% + #0 Growth Mines 7.88 8.28 — ' ' Growth Oil and Gas 0.56 9.25 Total sales: 4.009.000. . ‘ Investors Growth,Fund 5.64 6.10 MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS Investors Mutual 11 55 11.41 By The Canadian Presl Keystone ‘ 1151 12.55 Net Leverage Fund 5.59 0.14 Stock Sales High Low Close Clue. Mutual Accumulating Fund 0.94 7.523 . INDUSTRIALS ‘ Mutual Income Fund 5.01 5.48 I Nickel 6430 085% 84 35% +114 Pret et Revenue ,. 5.22 5.71 Tr Can PL 6332 $3514 343/4 35 + 14% Radisson 4.79 5.26 Alta G38 5145 $2091; 20 20% Regent Fund 5.18 5.69 CPR . 4572 5291/3 29 29% + V4 Supervised Ameeruud 6.55 7.03 Alumlnl 4192 $30 28% 30 +170 Supervised Exec 55 35.68 — OILS . ' Supervised Exec 56 29.26 - South U 315000 2! _ 20 22 +2‘la Supervised Exec 57 5.01 - Mautrans 232000 5 4 5 Supervised Growth Fund 1.77 1.90

Railways Will

Pay Wages

Boost If Get Rates Hike

MONTREAL (C‘P) — The rail— ways will pay a 14-cent hourly wage boost to their employees it they get a full 19-per-cent freight rate increase, it was announced Thursday night.

CNKR president Donald Gordon said a letter was drafted Thurs- day to Labor Minister Starr say- ing' therailways 'will accept a conciliation board majority rec- ommendation for the wage in crease — provided the board of trans p o r t commissioners alp- proves the 19-per-cent rate in- crease.

The railways announced earlier Thursday night that they would apply next week for an immedi- ate general increase of l9-per-

Supervised Income Fund 9.97 4.27 TV Electronic 12.22 13.32 Timed Investment Fund A5.40 135.40

A-less and B—plus 'LItock exchange'

commission. '

cent, plus 25 cents a ton on freight charges for coal and coke.

Mr. Gordon disclosed the letter during a television press inter- view on the railways’ dispute with 130,000 non-operating work- ers.

But he warned:

“it we don’t get the revenue, our position is that we can’t grant the wage increase."

CPR president N. R. Crump, who also appeared on the CBC program, said he agreed. BALLOTS GOING OUT

Earlier, during the same broad. cast, Frank H. Hall. chief union negotiator for the "non-op”°work- ers. said strike ballots, now be- ing. printed for distribution [to union members, are to be re- turned by Nov. 1, following which a strike date could be set.

Mr. Hall said that this gave the railways “plenty of time to

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1500 90 so as -! Rio Run 3000 11% 91/5 91.4

' Rix Athab 1500 54 54 54 —1 DAILY MARKET QU OTATIONS m m n -7 Rockw'ln 3300 15 03 13 ~17;

" Rowan cm 25500 17 19 15 +1

San Ant 500 61 61 61 —z ‘ , s d Riv 162000 19 1414 1799 +210

pomts at 42 and Molson “B ’ 13/4 Conwes't 700 315 315 315 -l 5:21-14“ 7310 405 400 405 +5

at 42. g? P5130” 17200 21% 2° 30 Sigma 120 420 420 410

. _ 5 P- an 500 14 14 14 Siscoe 2000 69 69 69 +1

. Price movements were wilder In Coprand 3037 197 190 195 +5 Slocan va 5557 10% 171.5 181.41 +1

Torontoe— Market, 111th in base metals There were new Coulee 6500 60 60 60 —-3 Stanleigh 5900 120 115 110 —-1

. moderately heavy trading. - . - . . . - . q C°“."‘°" 500 5% 31/1 8% —1 Stanlgh win so 54 54 54 +1

. highs in lnternatlonal Nickel at Cramm- 2 - 500 10 10 10 + ‘b 2 0 1 5

New York _ Market higher 1 . . I . . v 5‘3"“ “5 ’15 ‘ 2 ° + d‘ , v 85%, up 1/8 and" Hudson Bay at Crmgmnt 1000 255 260 260 ~10 Starratt 16000 099 a 0179 a Malice continues. ‘ 52, up a point. Aluminium gamed growpat 2250 10 10 10 Steeloy 90000 71/: 71.5 71/2 — 99

Montreal _ Market mgher in t 293/ C I ad-a .h M us“? 16142 14% 13 13% "1 Steep R 6910 3121/5 117/5 12% + % moderate tradin. 4.3L 4'. an 1 n ’15 ' Dam“ 1525 35 34 34 Sullivan 800 215 212 215 —5

3- limlnlum slipped 1% at 101/4 and D’Aragon 17600 58 55 55 —1 Sylvanite 390 105 102 105 ' Asbestos gained 1/4 at 30%. 315,313: 15233 a: 2: ‘2: +1 Taurcanis , 4300 33 3: :3 *2 CU New.Highs .i’i utilities were In‘ Dome 450 515% 15% 15% + is w 73%) 170 166 1.70 + v ternatlonalUtllltles at 30%, up %, gonalda 29000 14 121,5 14 +17. Temagl,‘ 2600 1;; 11(2) 112 3 , . .‘ p u n . “Van 500 16 16 16 Thom 600 7 0 +

MONTREAL (CP) — The U.S. and Shaw/1mg“; A aé. 33’ “pal/2' E Amph! 31500 21 20 21 Torbit 500 30 30 90 +1 dollar closed Tuesday at a dis- gift” :3“! “Hmong’ga 0:; East Mal 4500 100 155 155 'ri-Ibag 7200 94 92 34 +2

‘ ‘ . ‘ mov up a po a an ast Sull 9000 225 220 221 +1 Trin 0th 29890 as 3192 9:; 8.1705300: “Est 73.97.22.197 68- ' 9°" 7 7 7’ ~2 9' l: 9*

* ' 1 .' - v _ ‘ ., c 00 35 34 a; +3 ining ' . sterling $27495, Up 7-15, The closmg mdex show banks El Sol 2500 11 10175 11 + 7; U Asbesto- 40° 500 500

u .17 at 51.39. utilities 0 .2 Eureka 100° 25 25 25 — 77 “Estelle “0° 3 71/“ 3 *1. 1:8 1 .‘ d. ‘ tr. 1 ofl 4 281? Expl All 23500 151/; 14 141/; —1% Un Keno 33” 395 39° 390 I . , In US 13‘ S 1 . a . , Falcon 3530 326% 25% 25% + * Un N For 1000 43 43 43 +1 combined off .2 at 237.1, papers Faraday 1500 110 112 . 115 Upp Can 13300 88 83 00 +2 up 1 at 419.9 and golds off .43 at again? .8529; lg“; 1; 1; ~17: 3:35;” 3533 $23,, 23% 23., I .‘2 ~ ‘ . ' ‘3 I a. 4 l:

MONTREAL (CP) — Agncul- 73-32- Francoeur 23000 17 15 17 Violam 1000 107. 107 107 +1

p mm de fitment notations. 91on19“. CLOSING srocxs Frobisher 3900 157 150 155, Waite Am 393 570 500 505 +5

P ‘1 - , ‘ By he Canadian rim Frob debs 20 s75 79 75 ' Weedon 1000 20 20 20 -—1

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prlces Abitibi Fraser I 901/4 Geeo Mines 910 3141/; 130/ 141/ i191. W M31“ 2500 7 6% 7 + VI to country station-s, wooden cases, Abit pr ' 241/4 GT Lakes 36 Genex 1500 20 20 ‘ 20 4 .2 Wiltsey 43600 27 2499 25 extra-large 59' large 59' medium “mm 301/“ How smith 34* G” 5d“ 100° 49 49 49 Wine” 3000 m M M 45-47. small 29- B mos-’02:; as» gah‘i Mm 38% m B” M“ 52 6'“ Ma“ 25"" ‘1 1‘ 11 wt Hm "5 m m m "'

. ‘, , , . )Ban NS 03 Imp Bank . 55 Giant m m 550 550 550 Yale Lead 3500 24 22 23 +1 celpts 56. ‘ 3:33;: :31 313% igl’NQi “3“ Glacier 9000 24 m 23' .9 Yeum" 200° 7 7

Butter: Current receipts tender— 3111111111! 3 —. Int P; 13“ 3"" “VP-‘3 yogi? 132% 9g 9: *5 4 able 63%, not tenderalbleIGZ-myl, g:ng 4%: $2832; 53:; Gold Eagle 13500 10 13 i; —1/. “mac 3°00 3° 29 29% +1 fresh grade creamery prints lab was PM! 40 McCall so gold Man 990 , 40 40 40 +1 0"” ' price Stain—64%; fresh wholesale c Can _ N St. Car 21 GFahU‘E“ 1”“ 27 25 35 *2 B“‘°’° 40" 39° 3'75 3'75 ’15 631/é_ C Cement 33% Noranda 45 r on. m M 7% 7% + 1‘ Game Cw 25° 25 25 25 “'2”

> V . Grandroy 1675 17 17 17 Pato 11 3 = ~- . , c ement pr 29 Price 42% G o 15 315 31“ m

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1.” w. _ Cdn Brew pr 941/. St. L Corp 17 G: end 2200 3 7v. 7% — 19 APme Gas 5000" 25 24 24 -—3 07 he 341/2, colored 34%, current Cdn Celan ., 161/. ehawln 29 Gum” wt “875 317% 17 17% A?“ 11°" ‘1 5° 6” recelpvts Ontamo white f.o.b. gIrad— 1; “I u 29% Steel 65% Hafiz: ' $333 7953 7;? 7;: +: £51,?“ i‘fl 13% 18% 13 in; station 35 colored 3579' no °° “ " U“ St”! 1”" Hard Rock 6000 '10 — r 7 17% +1”

. quotations for-"wholesale Ontario. IsfaBEFIEd‘E: ’ 32%; 33113111117 31” {53:21:11 12% 1;. $251235? g2 33 3'1]? Big :51"

_ MT 10 17._ Baussvr 125 ~— Potaltoes. Quebec, new, 753 1.20- Fomdagign 3% P” 37 H of Lake: 6000 a a . s ill/h Banff ‘p 500 iii 13% +3” 1.40:1N.B.7551.40-1.50. 3:33,?” 3333 v“ 03 63 —3 93mm. 50° 49 49 49 —1 v TORONTO 9:99» 9: a“ 231 Eli”: 7'3 1’7 _ , . 5299 52 5295 +1 Oil Lds 300 290 225 225 —10 ' 3;“ L111: 2133 $2071 1975 20 + y. gs 011,1 L wt: 900 100 90 90 -—20 I I . . 3% 51,5 51,4 _ 1,,- ete 100 360 '360 360 15 TORONTO (CPI—Base metals Int kael 6430 385%‘84 + H I . , . , 35 Cdn Au on 5405 905 so

(CP)..Tradmg was were ahead nearly 1% Dorms and 1111 Hall 22500 3214 91 92% if" c Chieftn 0700 155 15% iii +25

quiet and prices generally steady 1 - ' ‘ ms“ 001’ 12300 2% 215 220 4 Cd“ DEV 3190 ‘ 54 , ‘ c osed .17 below then‘ 1958 high on Iron B \ + ° 5 560

in all grains Tuesday on the Wm- the t k k . 3" 20° "5 17° 17° -5 C Ex G“ 10770 295 292 '3 . G _ E soc, mar et Tuesday. West- Jare Exp! 1500 67 55 55 4 C Homestd 1010 197 95 197 2 mpjeg ‘ rain 'xchlange. em oils Were ahead nearly two “575"” 2050 1014 10 10 C Husky 009 :15 149/. 148/. i v;

hang Woes: points on index Both these sec- J9me” mo 13’" 13”“ lab-3* C Husky w“ 104" M5 835 85° “15

Oats: Oct. 1/4 higher 751/2; Dec. tions had their best index-riSe in ggl’igike 12333 i3 i171 ggfitvlggl 33:3 3221i £418 248 4 1A higher 74'Vsb; May‘ 1/4 higher a month ‘Gold I ' “"smnh 5 850 +39

. s were a~ shade 0000 17. 16 16 ._1 Charter 011 1 195 191 1114 9

743/13. V firmer _ Jowsey 671 47 47 47 C Mic Mac 11 425 410 425 +5

. . - I Kerr Add 1300 ’ ’ +

Barley; 'oct, 95 higher 991,5; Mines andolls climbed in a Kuembe 1000 iii.“ 1:: 10?,9 + 8‘ gggepgilk 430% 423V2 42:” “1’6 Dec. 1/5 higher 957m; May 1/a steady hue With gains ranging to £31?“ w“ 10.0 41 41 41 ~2 Cree Wu 6455 .200 191 200 +9 higher more than a point among senior KIFk gill: 110352. 67 3? '6 35:1: all’et 2937 m m 132 "6

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Flax. Oct. 3 higher 2.99%; Dela. issues and to 25 cents among the Labrador 1800 2191 211/. 31/. :1“ Duvex e 1.711333 sills Li 3% +1 11,414 higher 2371/6. Mhy 2 higher lower-priced stocks. . {la Luz 1000 300. :00 Fargo 545 I125 020 025 ~+15 “mg/4 .' K Index gains: golds .0710 83.65; 1.3305.“ 16°“ “’7 “5 “’7 -’ G‘ PM“ '1‘” ‘1’ 17‘ 17

" base' metals 109 to 167 00' st ‘1. 3725 51" 51° 151° *5 mam“ m ’1” ’1 3”" +1”

. R - 0t 7/ k 7 , . _ - - I we -. 311189119 100 270 270 270 ' Home 011 A 31 9 ,

ye. c . a hlgller 1.10/9 b, .1 1 Lencmm ' +5 ‘3 320% 19% 2°

Dec 7/3 higher 112- Ma ' is 19m ms '87 to 13758" Lexln‘ 45°" 1‘ 14” 15 3"” 0“ B 2239 $1974 191/. 19171. + it _ - O i y TORONTO CLOSING s'rocxs ‘ L d‘“ 3500 5 479 5 H 3 Oil G 500 $21 21 21 higher LEI/pa. . By‘The Canadian Press L: L“ 909 182 181 182 +1 Humber 6875 195 179 193 +9

Pmces 1701. class two wheat 5m. v’l'oronw stock Exchange—Sept. 16 L medga 350° 5 5 5 + ‘A Jupiter 300 215 215 215 export to commie ut .d WA. ‘ (Quotations in cents unless marked 0. ma ° 150° 55 55 55 -—1 Mali-T3118 232000 5 4 5

3 5 ° 91 e - z—Odd lot, xd—Ex-dlvidend ufnx- I‘m“ W" 450. 28 . 28 28 Marigold ‘4200 11 1092 10% ~92

1 Nor 1.05/1; 2 1.61%; 3 1.53%; rights, xw~Ex-warrants.) ‘ fiwvict 1000 1014 10% 1091 .119 Mid“ 2570 290 250 256 -~4 4 1.44%; 5 1.38%; 6 1.34%. 1 1111- - ' . Net Mmdh“ ’ 6000' 18- 179$. 179$ 4% Mldcon 3400 70 07 68 m 1 95%, 2 1 923/, 3 1 783/ MA mt Sales High Low Close Ch’5e “as” 1125 310 300 299 Mill CRY 5285 25 25 25 and dbmes’fic I‘n‘ic‘ég {Nos-16W M “ MINES 11$ 16 24% 241.5 " 11:9; Pete - 100 190 190 190 ~10 w 1 w : 4 voca 0900 425 105 410 —-9 ‘ 13 15 ' “8‘01 295° z 1.01; 3 1.53%; 4 1.44%; 5 Amie 300° 51. 51 51 1M1??? 11"” 11° 11° 11° “In N cm" 27‘” 1g 1;: 1;: :3 197%- 6133%'1 Durum195%- “m‘” A “70" ‘5 6° ‘60 4 M“: “' 2°“ 2"“ 2” 24" “0°” 100° 50‘ 50 50 219”. 3.1 3“ . , Alba Exp] 1000 M m M_% Ma artlc 1100 105 -101 105 +4 NSI-lperior 916 110 .110 no 47

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Algom vtw 1075 595 575 535 +90 gm“ ' 3°00 7% 7V: ‘m -—l 1’“ Pete 1620 $1871 191,9 118% + v. - Amal Rare 1350 1a. is , 19 M‘g‘" 850° 25 24 24 Pan West 5200 30 20 .70 +2 filmgme. 900 71 971,171 —1 M2,,” 263;: fill: 21 2114 £9311?“ 5500 197. 190 194 +4 . _ bran 7 5 . e to NEW YORK (AP) — The over. A1151? "' 5% ii” 1”" £11,2—: MW”? 115 $84 34% 314.11” Phillips 2233 1733 133 133 ii: Aracadla 1500 13 17 13 —1 McMal‘: , 10500 13 127 12% —% PM” G" 13143 335 350 335 "5 all _m arket avers e followed Area 3000 107 99 99" .5 Mm” ' 13350. 32 79 91 +3 Quanto I 2500. 10 10 10 ' ‘ through Tuesday n Money’s in"... so :27 9* 191 w 99 .9 9* .97 +.* 7.757 N +1 I .‘ V . ‘ . - ; z _ C W , record high for Industrials and Aumgho m 12% 12% 12 munch 0909 249 20 .243 + Rocky Pete 1000 135 120 125 ’3 climbed to allt k V‘ * ’6 M “3 1°” my“ 1°“ an - line pea . Aumaque 5000 10 '995 91.9 "1 Corp 345 $1399 13% 19% Royallte 1100 $11 10% 11 + I. The Assomated Press average gunort 523200 240 240 243 +3 $30“ 3515364: g?” 21 23 +1 Sapphire 1000‘ 92 02 82 —3 I ‘ am 5 1194 170 194. 25% 25 1, S In ‘ .—

o§n60 stool: $1ktctltl92§tapc Base metals 2000 t 20 20 ' 20 +3 Monet: 700 00 09 09% :C22 simiyrree 101151 $250 .310 p g s u mar_e ere of Baska 2000 17. 17 17 —2 Mt- Wright 33.? 5° 5°. 6° +1 30"” 150° 111/5 11% 11% + ‘“ $191.50 realched Aprll 6, 1950. 3:21:19de mm :3 36 95 -—1 figggMCr Z: Z: 733 +9 :‘ Swill U . 315000 23 20 22 +21%

lea! u ‘ . , 20 20 ‘ ' ' .1915 Soon : " -1 and tfilewgwflfeJAp Belcher 1720 100 106 107 '+1 N“ EXP' 1°00 14 14 14 +1 Slanweerll . ~6210ilso 182% 375 +11)a average on ve agaignizalied's “‘3 ggflflmvco 11:13.0 1324 100 104' +0 £28121!) 2% 0 s 5. Tex Cal ~9500 95 , 941/. 95 + 1a

I; .. 9: rec. n 1 19 19 __1 \s 32 .72 92- .1 Tidal 17 92 99‘ 92 +2 0rd hi h ‘ , . , 31m“ mo 10,, 96 98 3 New Alger 500 a . II a Triad on ‘

many (fay: thelf M m ‘5 35cm“ W“ 2500 16 16 .. '16 + New Am 1575 271/. 27 27 Un Canso vt gr; 114320 ii: iii; “0

‘ . 9 Bldcop 11700 22» 20 22 -95 New Bid 10 s . 0 6 - 1;. Un Oils 9310 225 210 220 Standard and Poors soc—stock 3110;1le «110.33 .23, 23 23 ' » fig; Balm . 21% 25 2594 +2 Wayne‘ 11500 ‘ 1814‘ 19 1914 + 72 in ex rose .39 to 49.35 and still 0 v e . 5. 5 5 ‘4, .6 V 00 32 92 +17. ’sturne 2400 90 37 87 as 4 remained a little below its record 33333;?” 13333 7727. 77 3 1.1. £1113? 12% mg 2i; 26‘” $831506 3331;; 1'7 17 “A high of 49.74 reached 111.1956. Bouzan 3000 47 46 47' +1 New Rosco 75230 189 133 :05 ——4 W Decaltn 10%; 170 +2

megaws performance “'3de £3135; 1% 99g!"J 53? sou/2+ V‘ 0“}29135” 22333 1o 111/. +1 w Dec wts 4500 11 a ’bll ++s

.‘ _ . 5 ‘— ' ’ Egmlilhil‘lig;: offiyocrecovery £231 Me; .333 55 54 54 #5 gevfiuud 94000 , , 8% 7 + 1;. w Dec m 9900 9 a a . 4 . . tdbe _ man 6' G. s an 1500

, I ,' , ' ' . Buflad 1000 7 r N Minda‘ 1509

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I , m1 e an 1y s sail . 1! er 5000 9 9 9 - 5911310! 3900

Buyers rushed into the market 53:; grin: s93; 13 590 590 .5 $55774 5833 lflV‘GSIMEM’ at the start. Trading was so 0 Dyna m 65 8?; 846g ‘5 Nor-Acme 2000 a . illeavy that the ticket ape was 26500 90 v» 54 58 .4 geranlda 2075 Worries ac for nine minutes. “1 3784 23 20 23 “g” 10””

Tradm a d . t t d M C Nwest 8700 49 40 4s Norlartic' 12025

g n Inves men ema Cdn Thor 4000 7 7 7 + 1,1. Nometal 1425 0

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mGtals'ufele‘: 512311111“I lager Wino“ CWM“ 7190 113 1:15: 1i: :i N 5010‘“ 3725 53 55 53‘ +2 ‘ ’

. . , y ,5. en mm wt, 500 46 45 4,; +6 N Rank 24050 120 125 :25 —7 Owne h' f I oilstevghlch have been abit ne- gzptgm 2100 71;; 1:1 13 Northsp 2200 297 291. 297 +2 rs ‘90 nVeStOI'S 9; Sec Sprang to the fore. “a? 625 760 775 +10 N015? A w 450 185 130 185 +1 ' - 1

Aluminum Ltd. aided by Wall 5233:. iii iii 3’: 3’5 $2231.11?“ 33.593 13" 1.25 13° +15 Mutualg‘ves 3’0.“ em]

' Street comment about greater Cent Pore 8364 30 ém 3;; :5 O’Brien 5200 a: all: Sg +\1 lent Opportumty for use of aluminium 1n future car 2:3?“ 303500 ~ 3 5% 7% +91 05”“ 150° 6‘6 6 6% + 72' capital gain — attrac- manultacbure, was the most active Chlb film ioogzl ii 20V“ 21 +1 ‘35; Rare 9200 14 13 13 —1 .. _ . stock. it rose 1% to 30% on 92,100 8.111111: M 0200 90 ‘33 33 it Opem ’ thwarts” .350 .2? me d‘V‘dendS and shares. 'm° .2200 55 53 53 - Grenada 1000 11" ll . ' ' '

, International Nickel scored a} €0.31;ng 1% 29221 351 251 i} Orlnsby 5500 49 4o +3- carefuljsupervmlon of other good gain in the Canadian Coin Lake ' 1000 19 i: 4 19:11:31- m 31 ill —1 secunnes by “pen- sectlon,adMauc1ng apolnt to 871/3. 3:17:13“: Iggy; 32 30% 31 + 1,9 Parbec 1500 7 ii 7 +7. enced analysts. See McIntyre Porcupine also added a. Coniagal 1200 35: 22 38 +3 Pam” 260° 52 5° 52 ’1 ' - point and Hudson Bay Mining was Con-Key 500 2214 2214 3:95 giimaafil 454%; if", ii, a?) +2 your Invesmrs Synth-

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I)Canadiau Pacific, off a fraction ‘50,? 65°” 131’“ 31" :12 $5538” 2%: :3 33% 35" + % Fate repre-sentatwe is”. in early dealings, followed U.S. Denlsmi 9122 1:22 12:: + 1,9 155353.. 1510303 1:01 1351 13; A; Informatlon on thls ' rafls higher and‘closed with a C De'n win 2210 475 450 470 +10 Place} 700 3121/; 12% 12% + wort -free investm nt. ' gain of 1/4 C Discovery 2200 845 340 345 Pr Bord B280 16% 15% 16 1 y e

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Preston East Dome closed a Colman!” 12503 53% 53% slut ‘1 3315:1311 3 3:713 :13 _go 7 G- F- camera“

‘ shade higheron the Canadian list 2% Alfiro‘ll’l 2000 17 17 17 +2 Purdex 11900 21 19 21 ii ~ $ of the American exchange. 5113- 50113503: “$33 ‘4 59 51 +2 Que Ascot 53915 54 50 52 —3 Dismct M3" winiga-n, Canadian Marconi Rich- y 235 23° 135 +10 Q“ Chib 28°" 41 38 41 +3 1 §

1 C Marben 7800 43. __ mm well and Eureka were lower C Marcus 500 47 g 3“ iii. m 27 ’27 27 —' 8“ “Side _ . — ue i 575 395 385 395 What stocks dld: a .0 M03“! 7405 195 190 105 +5 Que Man 1015 20 20 20 +1 Tues’ Mon :33 :75 :75 +1 QMetal 90 90 90 2 - . +4 Qunston 20317 23 22 —‘- Advances 592 648 C Red Pop 2000 10 , 91/. 91.9 Quemont 1590 910% 101/. 123% +191. ‘I- c- momgfllllel‘y Dechnss 385 4\ 325 g Regcourt 4500 .16 15 16 +1 Radiore 1000 46 4G '46 +1 ’ [Imam-mde 251 m- C053;ng m 8 8' 0 —5g Rainville 1000 99 38 as Charlottetown Total issues 1128 ‘ 1199 70 05 70 +2 Rayrock 5000 83 '60 81 —-2 ._—— I n e s t o r s NEW YORK CLOSING srocns ' ‘ ' .__.___._...___.' By The Canadian Press. ‘ ‘ . Beth Steel 491.4 Monty w 3911; m u t II (II B - '

gogderner :37. gagegtm £19176 ‘ o II c A u A o A ,I 7 D.

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Gt Nor Ry 4.304 a Intrano'r 4414 "'

Kennecott 961/2 .

MONmnnAL (CPl—Prlces fol- Dh IL Alummycneteels lowed a higher pattern in active ‘ Ind M trading on the Montreal and and ill b ‘ ' 01-13%“:th to Canad- W k m 3 Paper W e delivered rlght to your door. with nsucoessful enterprise

I“ 5 c 9"“ 395 “95' 6'00 m and 6'30 if ' te— ' day. ‘ 1" °, 1 dli pm. .your paper Is In manyfield.

Paws were up in active trad; ls .specla e very semce available between log, highhghted by International 01‘ missed. which hit a new yearly high of 108, up 1% points. Rolland “A” gained 11/2 at 23, Macmillan “B’f ' .

34 at 35, and Anglo?qu 1,5 M For the Fastest Semce in Town, Call 54%. o

Oils and pipelines reflected the I upward trend in active trading.

Inter - Provincial Pipeline hit a A new high of 531/2,_tlp 14. McColl ,

dropped a point at 60 and BA Oil has paid more dividends and Idvanced 3/3 at 43111. 7

N PW highs in steels were shown lefi'ffegg the: m: In Algoma at 3374,1117 % and w ' A I ' ' H m m . ggcglillrllléld 9132 1;. (131503; pom-t. Stelco 173 Great George St. Charlottetown , “STERN SECURITIES

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ere Were ree new 1g 5 111 th 8] f . _ W .40 Richmond 51.. Charlottetown the beverage group with Seag_ serve — e go or whlch we strlve. ‘

rams up 1:4 at 31, Maison “A” 2