—"DAl_L_Y MARKET QUOTATIONS

SUMMARY

By 'l‘IlE—CANADIAN PRESS Toronto M a r k e t sharply h , ,1 11 e r; trading moderately

ht‘-’i\ y. .\'c\\' York: Market higher; ome large 881118-

1 Montreal. Market continued n

advancement: trade slackened slightly.

5' CURRENCIES

* MONTREAL (CP)-—The clos- “ 5‘ dollar

:3’

hig bid on the U.S. terms of Canadian funds was

$1.07 9-16. the asked $1.07 19-32. * Friday the closing bid and M ’

lied were the same. Pound sieihng bid was $3.01 5-16. the asked $3.01 7-16$ Friday the

dosing bid was 3.01 3-16. the “O

gskrd $3.01 7-16

: New, YORK

~NEW YORK (AP)—0ptimism over news of an apparent U.S.- Soviet agreement on Cuba ac- eompaulcd a vigorous stock market rally Monday.

Prices rose sharply on a 5“

portant stock groupings. By M“

the close, steels and the aero-

space defence issues were rag- :3

ge ,'l‘he advance was consider- ably smaller than last Wednes-

day’: when the market surged ahead on the first word that Soviet Premier Khrushchev had xpressed a wish to avoid nu- lear war.

‘The Dow Jones industrial av- M

erage closed with a gain of %0.33 at 579.31.. Last Wednesday t gained 18.62. Volume was 4.280.000 shares gornpared with 2.580.000 Fri- 1:

y. _ gs Brokers said that a consider-

able amount of the early buy- ing was due to short covering —tha purchase of stocks to re-

pay borrowed shares sold with Co

the hope of making a profit by repaying them in the future

prices

At the same time, the large number of minor transactions reflected increased public par- ticipation. Large blocks in some of the higher quality issues

showed that institutional buy- I,

in in the market

Price Br 367

with stock bought at lower Ca

35 ON Gas 100 425 625 625 +5 QN Gas pr :10 656 53 M

Royl Bk ad 1056 I71Vs 70% 71 +110 69 8% +

Salads 1'‘ 1075 ha ' 82 23% 26 +1 ti Lssalle 1006696 W1 6

South in 20 016 SW4 8016 + 66 Steel an 6362 5 1616 + Texsco C it 226 V:

'r 1- Dom 000 5796

n A 060 812% 12% 1216+ id 1610 6- ehb Knp I00 210 210 210 Zell s 25 831 31 31 CANADIAN

Ajax 000 ll 26 +766 Alpha 150 67 7 - Alpha 6716 6-116 Ann 220

Blue Ban

Bornl 16 18 +3 Bruneau 4

P e 300 390 390 390 ‘60 Kodiak 6500 60 52 00 +0

Canorama 3000 91/6 9'96 916 Chemall 1000 66

Ch C 1 10 10 10 Chipman 30 61/6 Cleveland 1000 6% 6V: 6%

C Paper 8 6% 36

Yll 1000 6% 4% ‘VI +1 Copstrm 1 0 22 21 D Lease 60 55 +I D Ollcloth 250 821 20% 31 6- ‘ti Dumagaml 29% 33 +3 Dumont 1500 18 10 East Sull ‘£000 190 L90 190 6-15 F‘ b 11000 ll 10 +1

W1 2% 2%

‘MONTREAL (CP) — Banks led a host of advancing stocks on the Montrealand Canadian exchanges M o n d a_y. Tradinfl was moderately active.

Biggest gainer in the group was the Bank of Nova Scotia.

5379, Imperial - Commerce 58% and Toronto-Dominion

58. _ Other stocks gaining a point more were international

gan. up a point to 26 _ up 1% to 33% and Imperial 011, up a point to 66%.

-Other gainers were Hudson

up ‘/4 to 27%. Hudson Bay Min-‘ up 66 to 68%. Industrial

, Dom- nion Tar. up ‘A to 16% Bell elephcne "/1 to 67% and Power

mg! L£cceptance. up 6'4 to 23%

besios. down 16 to 29 . All the indexes advanced. In- dusirials rose .6 to 91.6. utili-

Abitibi 6600609666 G 6-16 am; 715661 61 61 -6 Alnmlnl 71162160 61% 2196+ M Ag-g.26i7p|' 25 050% 50% 50% Asbestos io sssviso 8|/«+16 Ianklil 325660 67160 -14% Ienqcwid msowlss oat/use unqpc com 66 « +1 Phone 6217 060966696 66961-76 am 100 I16 We D96 Irall 60020) 276 17! +8 rm-at 100 sin 10 19+ in Pow 2010 6169616161676 66. A soosisvl 1516 1566-166 Isildlhod 600616 I6 14 nuloio sooass sso Sans C 00615162316 +86 can comps 8861736 2716 17%-*6 Dom Du(11fil62$6 NA 26161-16 CAI: 100068) 161610“ In How 1025 6996996996+lA luv IINIO6 69% 6616-16 Guru 1600 all 219 Ill. 1! I00 61% 7 7 C In: It C 1568 666% 5796Ill6‘1l6 , on 11 ll Povpr 11o swan 30 +l Oil 63566 0316 3356 in 2.11622 +56 gall !ot_pr Iassio 1o_1o +16 Del 979 uo no +3 Dev 610661016 1616-66 can in 1660 siov. 16 191114 16 (Glen v 3051 ll 88 +16 Did loan 61! 06166 6116 6166 $6 5 man 70 61616 is 16 gram oasis so so -i Gites 160672 7! 72 non ‘rs: mom ‘157616+':i is-Tao 06616 151616 film 7vs7s161a7siI0I+l

ers were sign --—for how long nobody knew. gr rkcm 0: M J: -:75 Among Canadian stocks. Dis— ' W“ _, tillers Scagrams. international °‘;':"d C °:5 ”%“"° 15° _1., Nickel and McIntyre Porcupine 1,, DR“, mm a +4 all finished a_ point or more n 1c 1670 200190190--10 _ higher. Aluminium Ltd. and Reel» Ff 150050 “$57”! an‘. Walker-Gooderham were up ‘/4 u‘°“‘A up my ., ‘* ‘ and Hudson Bay Mining 1/: mum ,3 g, 9, 4., Prices advanced in active M H; 7 trailing on the American Stock Melcher W :95‘? sifamm - Exchange Shawinigan was Mel h PI’ 4 4 ahead We and Scurry Rainbow Mg’ C“? 1% "5 7° 3 +, l 1%; Canadian Marconi Mm,” mo 3. ,0 3 +3 ined V4. Mt Pleasnt 7.9900 194 1 199 + --what stocks did: at Au vs zoo his 155 up ' Mon Fri NINV8 2:29:15 1“ 2:: :1” Advances 964 401 113mm. mo 5 5 5 H Declines 155 572 N acli L 6450 9 9 9 ._ Unchanged 156 252 N w ult 1000 +1 Total Is 1273 1 N0 Pw 1 siprios :47 47 47 -1 NEW roan cnoemo eroclts vl 3500 13 ‘S By lated Press ace River 165 1 1 V’ Beth Steel -lay. Kannecott st-A Pat Silver iaooo 611.6 381.6 3: — Borg Warner 37 Monty P llbel-‘ 359° 7 7 an 0 671.6 NY Cent 115 Que Cobalt soo zoo 199 199 Cons Edison 72 Radio Corp 66% 500 3% 395% 3% 1 El Auto El 67 South "Pet: 19 Que Smelt 1000 9 2” Eu Gen Eiee 71/. Std 01. N 011/: Ruby F00 235 2:15 1% Goodyear 271.‘: Utd All-craft 67% Same D v 130023176 23% 23%- G; zoo. Ry Vanadium 161/s sli Save xd 1273596 996 5:62 1 In Int 7 r so Wes gse 267/s SllVel1‘)m:‘CK 300355.31” 135100 "' °"‘ ‘ soil it 7‘: ” Talisman MONTREAL n... 7 7 p" 1 96500 av. 71/. s + 1.6 J:

Ex . U Asbestos 100 605 605 605 ‘5

u Cor B xd vs 620% 20% 20% -1 J0 2200 66 +6

Prin 64 38 Vanguard 2000 6

_.__ Jo Closing sales: Industrial: 163.300; 415. . I K

mines and oils

TORONTO

TORONAO (CP) — The stock L SM‘ market climbed sharply amid L "3

heavy trading Mon a

d y- mi Illdustrials jumped in I In 0 8 t

seven points on index in the first hour of trading. then main- tained their position throughout the day. Best metals and- west- ern oils both climbed about

nts. 1

oo- 5 O

climber‘ 21/. to 751/2. while Inter- national Nickel bolstered both industrial: and base metals with a gain of 1%.

Banks were ahead in a solid 3,, line. Nova Scotis advanced 1%. Ma Toronto-Dominion 16 and Cana- Martin din.-1 Imperial Bank of Com-

merce one point. On the exchange index. indus-

trials rose 6.73 to 532.98. ‘base mm..- d west- Mcwat

metals 1.88 at 173.06 an era oils 1.97

ume was 3.402.000 shares com- pared with 2.082.000 Friday'-

Among base niciials. Falcon- " bridge rose ‘/4. Consolidate: “:33.

Mining and smelting 96.1111 Iiudson Bay Min at

20 cents to 06.26

status. that marked I lot. xd—Ix-dlvld 6. Nari an-It-tints. aw — Its-warrants. Hot N change previous -206 «Id Ned:

Itsoh ‘Ides lsovolssstlfll Ansui-as 6 616-76 Anleo :1‘ I6 66 I -1-! Akaltaho 66 66 - 60 + Ann In! use 7 - 616 M V: Anal MI! 1660 6 O I Anson I600’: ': '3.’ H Anglo Int 16! v

Adi ‘I60 6 IA" 6\6—i6 Aujui IN 11 CA 096:!

A Arcade $ 33 ‘ 15"“ AARIfl'W37Ml3!lI+’r Au C can not to in 166 +3 Atlia-Inf coon as s s Aiunssho icons 7 7 7 Banana & If 67 it +6 Iankldd BIO I II I +5 annual. int 17 1: 1: +1 Desalotl I8 I

a sass 6% I6 6%

321.. soosio ass 919 +11 loves: 1196! IA % M

was soon I I +1— lasso! In I I 11 +66

MONTREAL (CP) - Agricul- 8' ture department quotations: slnn

6 tons: extra-large 52-53; large 51- di am 11

Frelman 200 I616 01b0l;6‘+ 1,6 Fraser 929 sat am 36% l"rl'e!e1rr :75 :35 no so _.9 C no as so so GL Paper on 315 is 15-19 Hawker-S 325 670 670 610 +20 Home A no :11 11 11 + is HBC ‘soo 01096 10161016 + V6 Imp 011 2667 mix. 4: «V. +1 lmla Tab «:0 sin is 13 + 1,6 Amp 212532395 29 2:59 + Int Nickel 5 say, 11 In! In in it me 1719+ lnt til 171 «W. 111.6 me its in! I1 75 1.: in A 1735 sim 12-is Lau Fin mp 620 20 .. 1,5 1. in rt or s 2 -1 e M ioosi:li91a+u- :4

Cheese: Delivered Montreal. T° waxed. current receipts Quebec

Potatoes: Que new 75s 14.10; lie 505 .75-.80: N B. 505 .85-.92; 1

LP 19 Moore op 325 865V: 46% 661.6 -1 Osllvle V4 66 - Pale‘ H01‘ 105 81796 17% 17% + 90

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Total Sales: 3.602.000. MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS V. is Press

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Basin M0 666 0: I: +

I0! Isoo 17 17 17

Rio Auoni me sio-.6 I016 iois + 66

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his A we 2s :5 as

lunar moo 1616 12 14 +;

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5"“ I000 M 666 av. tellita 6000 16 I5 15 +

slicnm 2995 one oo sos +|

I 525 626 I6 fillvmui mo 17 17 i7 + 06 5000 160 165 106 -6

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Steele M 4 ‘

Steep R 4 +5

Sturgeon 2.300 191/. 101/; 191,4, ..1i,4,

8 llivsn iso 159 no nburst 0900 1316 1! 1: 4

Tsurcan 2916 26 8% +1176

k no loo 199 is

Tomas i so so 9

Tnom no as 51 61 ...1 mblll son 75 75 s

Torbrit too 3: pg

Torment 60000 as . you I

Trlbll 10600 126 190 +6 M in mo 1116 im i'r-A—!A 11

Asbestos 4oo 4

Un Buffs ea 53 +1

1111 Keno 756 5 685' as .10

Un iron is is 1! -1

Um) Can 11200 166 160 so

Vsue 1s 12

Viol-m on as as 117 +6

Weed 3% M6 16

W 15500 7 016 0%

QUEBEC (CPi—Poiiticai par- ties fighting in Que '

6 Nov. 16 general election are givin

:"ll)fel‘l' three different choices on

owned electric power

The Liberals of Premier Jean

M expropriate 11 of the province's privately-owned power compa-

s. The Union Nationale. under

new i e a d e r Daniel Johnson

In V and wants to hold a referendum on it next ear. He says he tends to beieve the majority apxears to want expropriation.

third party founded a few

weeks ago--l’Action Provinciale moo no is is + M -—hus announced it will have 60

3‘ candidates who will campaign against expropriation.

However. because of its last-

66 +3 minute appearance on the scene

as v me am 97 :7 +134. is o 3 I A was 101 -1 siey 9 mo 790 as 779 +4o ,_ D, ,1, 24 u Roque. a Montreal

and the lack of full-time leader most political observers generally discount it

a prominent a major force in the election.

PPOBITION Its acting leader. Hertel Ls D .

son 6221/. 22 2:71:17; iéral, Union Nationale and Social

redit parties. and will remain ‘an opposition party." After an early grass-roots at-

tempt to participate in the elec-

400 370370‘ 370 tion. the Social Credit party

G” ‘°°°° “:1 ’°f1 1°,’ +“ accepted the recommendation 1 .' .

,5 or its Quebec 1eader—-Real Ca-

ouerte—to stay out of it. and

17 2 12939 us no N50 -20 remain strictly in the federal

C Chartgfloll :30 as as N —-1 political scene.

bren causing some uneasy feel-2‘ lg between the French-speak-l ing majority of Quebec, which} is seeking a greater control of its economy. and the English-! speaking element. generally re- 5 garded as being in control of: financial and management clr-9

O

lee. Mr Lesagc and Resources:

to expropriate the private power‘ companies was taken on .eco-, nomic grounds, but that the-

take-over also will permit the .cral Richard Hyde. Speaker of

"economic emancipation" of- French-speaking Quebecers. ,' “Let us e masters in our! own house.',' says Mr. Lesage.l r. Levesque. an articulate! free-lance television commen’-It

com s is: no iso -10 _ , c me me _ mo 5 ,0 The New Democratic Party in Dev-Pal 235916 as so so +17 Quebec. not yet formally estab- Domt Pete 1100 312% 12'/4 12’/-+ 1/4 lished and without a chosen ""‘ 2°” 1° 1° 1° + "5 leader admitted the sna 1 Dynamic 1000 21 21 t. ' . P ° ‘"3’ 3-,... mo m 3-,, no .1, 1011 caught its members unpre- Gina" um 14 131,1, up, + 1,7, pared. The NDP said it advised Efiorna fno'P&:w$;1‘1mVl) + 31 its coiitnty associations not to ome s 4 + V 6 res ' B G mum wk 15% + I‘ giiechirnsupport candidates in Mail-rans osooo s 10 ' _ ' , fiféial 29090 no 252: zsii +10 1 SlE‘]l1(tlll1g fit dissolution of the con 25 +1 egls a ure ast Ml" 15300 2°‘/I 25 33% +1‘/5 Liberals 54. Unl0S11el;§:xt|l‘t'l),::lew4at)s "“"'“’ 33° 25° 7-‘ and inde e d t ' Nat Pete soo zoo am 2 . P l‘ 9" ,0"?- Com mm 3, ,3 _l,l, The expropriation issue has orcan o 2302.30 230 +10 Norlhcsl 1000 6 I 8 +1 ,4mmc.,, G am 117 119 117' ncnulmn NW‘ 33;: 3:’: Norm in 12 Canada Growth is in 1’ all 40 +6 (anadlan Investment 9'.1o loos PEI’!!! 11005 37 25 27 6- 3 "d ‘[20 Peruv Oils 1000 72 70 72 +4 tliampimi uiusl 5.21 on Petrol soo 47 47 47 ..,,,.,,,.,,,..,.m. 73,. ,,-M Phillips 2500 as 32 -1 commonwealth Leverage 6.63 7.05 P’-ace 50 55 55 orporale lnvs 9.13 9,93 Pralrle 245 65 +25 ividend shares 2.65 2.95 vo Gas 7450 Isa 53 96 +4 mu," 3,", mm MM Ouon 2A 23 23% +216 ii-eyfus Inc 13.17 1453 Ranger 1600 100 ion loo -6 in-opean Growth (.19 4.53 are 99 95 98 +7 ederated Gm 419 4.55 secur Free 630 620 630 +20 First Oil and Gas 4231 4.71 so U 2000 12 12 12 +1 and: Colleclif A .55 11.14 SD er 3000 111 1016 10 ro Colleclif 3 9.91 6.06 Tram Can 6 55 53 ronos Coliectif c ' 5.39 9.39 Tl‘ 3151 140 31 15 +3 iroup Inc. 3.11 3.60 Union 900 +5 Growth Oil and Gas use 9.33 Unlalvher 5000 30 0 ‘WI nvestorn Growth 5 39 5.40 U Canso vi 1700 124 121 121 si ],,.,e,,,,,, ,,,.-1 33,, 390 0“! 315° 139 133 1 +7 nvestors utu 11.30 12.26 Un Beet P 2000 26% 25% 25‘/I + V: utual Accumulating 3.21 3.51 Wlb“m° 9000 9° 33 53 '3 utual ncome 6.67 5.10 You 38900 8% ' +l vox-in American or Cds 9.35 19.7. M ‘ “N55 i M + )ne wllllam Street 11.16 12.1 "1 ’roviden .6 . N5 359“ 57 58% *1,” ’utnam Growth (.9; C Imp 3994 559‘/4 57* ladisson no 437 Royal 1393 37114170 71». +176 mm, .393 5.3, T0? 13°“ Ina 5 %' 1 avlngs Investment 5.60 5.90 NDUSTRJALQ upervised American 6.95 7.02 A1“ 21 21% 21%‘ 4 llmlrvlslslri Expo 55 (2.99 ,, C bf“ 123“? ‘W’ :V‘ 2% T "5 upervised Exec 56 85.29 ‘ .. D Marne: . .. nd 259 370 370 310 1110 “gfiwizgg E‘: 57 :3: “S Inv Syn A 1°90 “5 ‘4’‘'‘' u vised Growth 1.95 1.99 5ll!lP3°|l| 775 ‘z5V' 25% 25%" 3 upervlsed Income 6.15 619 Itedm-n 3” “"0 ‘W’ 1"‘ 'v Electronics 5.39 also 11"" 50° "5 H‘ “'5 +10 investment 5 75 6.31 Weston 3 15° "7 1" ‘7 *' ’/' nited Accumulative 5223 9.72

OBITUARY

Inserted by friends and rela- tives as a tribute to the deccas- i ed. Mlts. EMIIY ADELlA- ACORN ;

The communities of Alliston} and Glen William, were sadden-‘ ed by the death of one of the rs. E mily Adelia Acorn on Sept. 21st, 1962, Widow of th te Joseph W. Acorn in her 82nd year, at the home of her daughter Mrs. Roy 1 Giilis. Alliston. Mrs. Acorn has] been in failing health for that past few months but was never heard to compl n. ,_ 1

The hospitality extended by! her to all who knew her will i

l

circle of relatives and friends:

Born at Sturgeon. P.E.I., the: deceased was the daughter of; the late Mr. and Mrs. Nathanf

l

Left to mourn are five daugh- l ters Myrtle. (Mrs. Warren Bu-‘. chanan), Eldon; Wlnnifred. ' (Mrs. Roy Gillis). Alliston; Min-

nt., one daughter Mary Salena predeceased her twelve years ago, and six sons: Vernon, Glen William; Harold, St. John, N.B.; Lawrence, Halifax, N.S.; Nath-

Wood Islands. P.E.I. Also three brothers: Sterling. Sturgeon. William, Detroit. Edwin, B.C. The funeral was held from the Peters Road Presbyterian Chur- ch. on Monday. Sept. 24th. The service was conducted at the church and grave by Rev. M. Carl Currie . Hymns sung were: The Lord's My Shepherd. Safe in the Arms

Conrad ‘ an

of Jesus. Willard McLean sang as a solo Ivory Palaces. .‘

Pallbearers were: Bert Hick- -' cn. Herbert Campbell, Elwoodi McLeod. Martin Campbell.’ IEernest McLean. Donald Mc-f

od. -. Interment was in the Peters! Road Cemetery. ‘ L » i-THANKS ; The family of the late M r s. ‘ Emily Adelia Acorn. wish to ex-‘ press their sincere thanks to Dr. Bnnnell, Rev. Carl Currie, Mr. Hamilton of the Murray River. Funeral Home. friends and nei--. ghbors and those who sent flow-l ers and Cards or helped in anyf way during their time of sor-1 row. We thank you all.

"T I

Canad

y The Toronto Stock Exchange-Oct, 816

block

BC P Steel Husk!’

INDIITRI

LIVESTOCK

MONTREAL (Ch — Lambs

were steady to 50 cents higher

16%‘ ‘A

Net I-In 111!“-°"°'°'°°""° oil the Montreal livestock mar- 5 “'3 kets Monday Cattle demand was

9350 simin ssoi sisv. lav. iw. + is good and prices steady. 9107

37% 6% 6"/fill 187 348% 68% 6896+

Receipts were: 671 cattle. 443

’/5 calves. 16 hogs and 424 sheep

6605 $1696 1616 16‘/S + ‘/4 mm and lambs.

ommon steers sold at 12.75;

C 2 good bulls 18.5020 and common

M N ”i';33.°.“.’: :3 :*° M it s . Ys.n "hail zssoo svl 9 a +1 and medium 13.50-18; ‘good heif- s 75 Cdn NW ism“; 8% I +2 ers 19-20.25. medium 17-19 and - . crmmon 11.75-16: good cows 16- ;:l'l':""lAm figggg ‘EV’ fil“ 17.50. medium 15-16. common 13- 146000 is 9 io +1 15 and canners and cutters 9- PER salon soars as so 32 +7 13. _ GAL Zenmao moo so 34 as '3 Good vealers sold at 29 - 83. * ' MUTUAL rrmns medium 26-27 and common 15- hr The C-n-Ill-n Pro" 16; grassers mostly 18 - 17.50 Sfgwarf Mgfgrs , ':h . Stock Isles also LowC|Bol:eCh‘S Xéggga pm“ wgre not estab. 2‘ Gt. Paar-ts Dsept. H579 ‘ , 7.74 s.4s . . . . -. :11} can cm 9.49 5.01 Good lambs sold at 18-18.50. come