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today where she told newsmen she wants to get married again.

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DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

SUMMARY

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto—Market lower in mod- erately slow trading.

New York—Market lower; de- clines continue. Montreal—Market lower in light trading,’

CURRENCIES

MONTREAL (CP) — The U.S. dollar closed Wednesday at a dis- count 05179 per cent in terms of Canadian funds, down 1-16.

_ Pound sterling $27672, down %.

TORONTO

TORONTO (CP) —— The stock market Wednesday recorded its

.fourth straight decline amid the

slowest trading in nearly two weeks. A brief and feeble rally in the closing minL’Ites lifted a majority of prices up from their loWs but couldn’t get back much of the earlier ground lost.

Base metals were down a point on index. Western oils lost nearly oneihalf point. Golds were virt- ually unchanged.

Brokers said the decline, which was steeper than Tuesday, but not as sharp as the one last Fri- day, was more of a result of a lack of buying rather than any sustained selling. They said many investors are still waiting before committing themselves.

Senior base metals were lower in a line but, most declines were less than a point. Hudson Bay, however, lost a point at 43. Golds, Uraniums and coppers were nar- r0le easier, profit-taking reduc- Ing some of the gains recorded In recent days.

Western Oils lost ground but their decline was the slimmest of the three major sections. Cana- dian DeVonian and Central Del Rio lost l15 cents each while most other changes were 10 cents or less. ‘

Index changes: golds up .01 to 7730; base metals off 1.03 to 147-50; western oils off .40 to 19.802. ‘

TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange—Feb. 12 (Quotations in cents unless marked 3.

Md lot, xdE—x-dividend, er—x- nshts, wa—x-warrants.) Net Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge MINES Aca Uran 2000 7 7 7 Advocate 200 275 275 275 +10 Akaitcho 10530 41 40 40 ~l‘I2 Alba Exp! 2500 6 6 6 “gnm 775 515 147: 1410 —l/2 AI90m wts 570 570 550 560 ~15 Al Roxana 775 54 54 54 +2 AmaI Rare 1607 55 53 5:1 ——'7 Mason 95 60 60 760 -3 “511 2657 15 16 ’ 16 Apex Res 2000 5 5 5 _ Arcadia 60:0 22 20 22 +1 2'5“ 3000 53 56 56 —5 “PH 1000 01.1 81,4 81/: Mun-Rut 4500 21 21 21 Aumacno 3200 14 14 14 w! Bum" 300 210 210 210 —4 Bankeno 1000 141.2 14% 141/: —— l: Earnai 128400 57 .17 56 +4 3:59 Metals 65') 23 28 28 BS“ 2000 1-10 15 15 333‘“! 3100 25 23 23 ——1 Reloner 94090 117 106 106 —9 R‘I‘lm 1800 66 68 65 -—1 ‘ BF‘FOn 7:0 131.. 1316 1314 — 172 3:35 2000 01/2 6% 616 + 11.2 memo 17430 121 115 121 +1 3] mft wts I300 58 5') 58 +3 “1‘ B 1600 30 2314 ‘28": —114 300111119 200:) 6 o 6 +12 Bguscad 4100 1116 1012 11 Bo‘yuan 3000 :0 43 48 —2 E mar 16.0) 11 10 11 +172 “Poul Ret'f 600 55 55 Elm 350 112 515 51.1 . 1,2 i‘S\\" - ~ 1501.1 m“ M- 26”, 7 lab“? 21‘ 24 a4 _ gin“) Club 17.3 130 C “1? RL 615 640 embyArmrIa a 3 no I. 9' 1 c Malart :2 75.. Candorer a115,“, ' 1. “Mel ‘ ‘Met wt. 90

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Cent Pat 1100 79 79 79 —-2 New tn 625 A 23 23 23 —i Cheskirk 12000 a a a —% New Cal 1000 23 23 23

Chib Jac 1250 39 .38 3a -—2 New Delhi 25000 53 5o 52 +5 Chib M 600 67 67 67 —1 N Dicken 1400 213 208 203 -—2 Chimo I 4000 48 45 46 ——2 N Fortune 50900 17 14% 17 +3 Coch Will 4000 218 216 210 N Harri 7500 16 15 15 —-1% Coldstrm 6400 24 23 23 —% N High 500 14% 14% 14% 92— Colomac 2500 6 5 6 New Hosco 2000 19 16% 19 +4 Coniagas 4350 70 68 68 —6 N Kelore 1000 8% 8% 0% Con-Key 500 26 26 26 + 2 Newlund 12150 15 15 15

C Bellekeno 6530 15 14% 15 +1 N Minda 1000 11 11 11 —2 C Beta G, 1000 9 9 .79 -- % N Mylam 27090 22 21 22 + % C Callinan 4375 141/; 14 14 —1 Nick Rim 1700 126 119 125 —1 C Denison 5620 3127/: 12% 12% + Nisto 3500 6 6 6

c Fen 600 59 59 59 -—2 Nor-cme 500 111/: 11% 111/.

CG Arrow 2000 22 22 22 +1 Noranda 475 3373/4 37% 37% + M C Hamweu 4000 29 23% 231/: —% Norgold 2100 8 8 6

C Marben 3000 30 30 30 ——1 Normetal 150 250 250» 250

C Marcus 2700 37 37 37 —1 Norp'ax 2500 32 29 29 —8 Con M and 635 $18 17% 18 —- 1,6 Norsync 17000 9% 9 9

C Morrison 1500 26 25 26 —2 N Rank 7000 60 58 60

c Mosher 11010 65 63 63. -——4 Northsp 33567 425 395 425 +10 Con Negus 550 19% 19% 19% -— % Norsp wts 16150 320 295’ 315 +5 C Northland 2500 38 3a 38 Norvalie 4000 14% 13% 13% — Va cs Red Pop 500 11 11 11 + 1,4 O’Brien 3200 53 52 52 —1 C Regcourt 600 15 15 15 -—-% Ogama 7000 7 6 6%

Con Sud 1950 71 67 67 —4 Oka Rare 6100 16 15 15

C Tungsten 2100 8% 81/3 8% Opem 2530 605 605 Coprand 1800 165 163 165 + 2 Grenada 4000 13 13 13 —1 Coulee 16500 62 59 61 —-—3 Ormsby 2100 25 25 25 —1 Croinor 5000 10 10 10 + % Paramaq 6000 6% 6% 6% Cusco 500 11% 11% 11% + 1A Parbec 12000 6% 7 8% +172 D'Aragon 1000 16% 16% 16% +1 Pardee 3100 55 52 52 -—5 D’Eldona 1333 10 10 10 , Paymast 1000 16% 16% 16% + % Delnlte 1200 54 54 54 -1 Perron 38600 28 26% 27 — V2 Donalda 43300 18 16 17 -—1 Pioneer 500 130 130 130 Duvan 500 12 12 12 —1 Pitch-Ore 4500 7 6 6 —- In E Amphi 5000 10 9 9 ——1 Pr Bord 8500 8 8 8

East Sull 1250' 195 190 190 —5 Preston 4985 630 610 620 +5 Ens Met 12000 10 9 10 + 1/2 Pronto 1225 480 460 460 —20 East Min 3700 63 61 61 +3 Pronto wts 1500 51 49 49 .—1 Elder 15500 60 54 50 +4 Pros it 1700 105 102 102 —a l Eldrich 2000 28 26 28 Que scot 10 ' El Sol 3000 14 1394 13% — 94 One Chib 6100 45 43 45

Expl All 25500 20 16 20 +2 Que Cop 4000 32 30 30 2— Falcon 755 $2234 221/, 221/, ._ 1,5 Que Lab 1500 8% 8 8 ----V2 Faraday 16100 172 163 172 Que Lith 550 565 565 565 —5 Fara wts 1200 75 71 71 _—4 Q Metal 950 116 112 112 ——3 F’west Tung 500 11% 11% 111/, Qunston- 500 .13% 13% 13% —% Fed Kirk 1000 s 9 9 Quemont 930 735 765 775 ~10 Fla Can 2450 935 916 925 Radiore 5300 55 52 55 Frobisher 2300 149 142 142 —s Rayrock 800 112 105 108 —2 Geco Mines :195 880 880 580 ~20 Rexspar 1000 36 36 36 —1 Genex 1000 13 13 13. __1 Rix thab 600 36 36 36

Giant YK 120 510 510 510 —5 Roche 509 13 13 13 Glacier 4500 165 150 165 +5 Rockwin 1500 33 32 33 —1 Glen Uran 4500 13% 12 12 ——1% wsant nt 2205 46 45 45

Gold Eagle 2000 7 7 7 +11/2 Sand Riv 3600 12% 12 12 -—% Gold Man 2735 30 30 30 .1. Sherritt 2950 450 4.75 445 +5 GF Uran 4000 14 14 14 511 Miller 3000 41, 40 -1 +1 Grab Bous 500 31,5 131/2 31,5 Sil Stand 4000 15 1.5 15 Grandroy 8100 39 37 39 —1 315°” 335° 59 53 59 Granduc 3800 125 120 120 .5 Stdcona 2622 22 20 22 +2 Greyhk 33300 211,4, 20 21 1_ Stanleigh 41730 170 158 16 + 1 Gulch 3000 10 10 1o ._1 Stanlgh wts 6840 95 36 94 +1 Gunnar 4390 515% 15% 151,4 .44, Stanrck 930 201 195 201 +1 Gunnar M5 720 690 636 690 —5 Starratt 13000 7 6 6 Gwillim 16500 9 014 9 — 1,4 Steep R 24000 025 830 540 -—60 Bar-Min 1000 9 9 9 Sud Cont 500 61/: 6% 61/: + V2 H of Lakes 1000 61.4 6% 6% + 14 Sullivan 7775 220 1218 22° Headway 27750 54 so 62 -2 Sunburst 2000 16 I 14% 14% —1% Heath 2000 7% 71/2 71/2 + in Sylvanite 11675 112 101 110 High-Bell 3400 100 100 100 ~ Tandem_ 4800 11 11 11 -—V2 Honinger 925 523% 23 23% + 1/4 Taurcams 2000 52 51 .51

Hoyle 2700 350 330 340 +15 Teck-H 1700 146 145 146 —1 Hud Bay 320 43 42% 43 ——1 Tim“? 1000 38 38 88

Hugh Pam 3500 20 20 20 -—1 Tomb!“ 500 30 30 30

Ind Lake 1:00 744 7 7 Ult-Shaw 3900 30 28 28 —2 Inspiration 2300 .55 55 55 —1 U Mining 3000 18 17V: 18 —1 1m Nickel 2115 3721/a 171-yl 72% __ yz U Asbestos 4600 540 520 525 ——15 Int Ran 72300 29174 28 2972 + 1/2 U“ K9110 110 335 335 385

Iron Bay 1700 165 145 150 -—10 V?"‘“"“ 395 323% 23 23 - V4 Jacobus 6250 118 115 118 V3.00 3000 6% 6 6 - Va Jaye Expl 13000 55 52 54 —-2 leam 200 130 130 130 Jellicoe 13000 18% 13 13 Waite Am xd 100 640 640 640 —-10 Joburke 1500 14 14 14 weed“ 3°00 2° 30 20 Jonsmm, 6000 12 my: 12 W.Malra 1000 7 7 7 +1 .Iowsey 3000 52 51 51 *2 WW” 1500 79 '79 79 + 3 Kerr dd 752 171/4 1742 171.2 ,Wlltsey 5200 20 19 19 _1,4 Kerr Lake 1900 175 171 173 +3 'w’ HE“ 2870 132 130 130 Kilembe 500 100 100 100 —9 YR Be“ 3100 75 73 73 —-4 Kilem wts 200 30 50 30 Zenmac 2000 20 20 20

Kirk End 2000 61/2 51/1 61/2 20131-73 1000 151/2 15 15

Kirk Min 51309 56 53 56 +4 CM”

Labrador 650 515% 15% 15% _,A Bulolo 1700 370 ,365 370 +5 Lake on: 1000 99 99 99 ~1 Gaspe Cup 2131 20, 13 I 18

L Dufault 1500 70 G 63 +1 1’3“) 1000‘ 330 .325 3E5

Lake Ling 1000 91/1 91/2 9% _ V2 Pend Ore 100 185 185 L05 —6 L Osu 1000 18 13 18 Yuk“ C0“ 500 0 I}? 50 50 Lamaque 10? 250 250 250 I s

Leitch 4600. 106 105 106 +1 '" Led“ 25790 21 19 19 ~12 Lexindin 10000 5% 51/2 5% Anchor 29400 22 21 22 + 1,4 LL Lac 5201 135 168 171 —9 Asi‘mem 20? 203 203 208 Lomega 126 52.2 5% 51’; —% 331‘” SA 94" 730 775 775 -—10 Lorado 15900 65 62 63 Bailey 5 Fr xd 75 523% 23% 231/2 — % Lorado “Is 700 40 40 40 Ba,“ 9000 _8 7 7 —1 Low,“ 6500 13 13 13 _,,2,13r1tana 1300 14:) 140 140 ——5 Lyndhst 5030 22% 22 221.4 ~94 cal“? 153“ 53, 6" 51 +1 Macassa 1700 267 265 267 +5 C31,“ 4‘30 515274 1? 19 Mam” 1500 30 28 30 2_ C 011 L119 , 1300 185 170 175 —.10 Madse 8000 215 210 211 ——1 CS 0’1 “*5 30° 34 33 34 +4 Malartc 16900 115 109 115 CS Pele , 100 410 410 4110 Man-East U 6030 312 81.2 01,6 Cd" “.10” 6°” 439 41? ‘39 +5 Maralgo 43300 41 39 40 C B} PT"? 2900 33 3D 33 Maroon 150., 7 7 7 c LhIeftn 2300 102 101 102 —1 Marmme 118600 49 42 49 +6 Deca wts 9500 12 10% 10% -—2 Martin 18500 1112 10.2 101.4 —11r-'_2 “"99" 325” 579 550 560 —15 Maybrun 1600 12 12 12 ' —1 C “"31 CF 2259 5a 50 50 —5 Mdmvre 50 $71 71 71 _ y, c Homestd 5197 207 200 205 -5 Mcxeh 2000 12 12 12 0 Husky 11:0 311% 111,5 111/1 — 171, MCWat 500 19 19 19 C Prospect 1000 150 150 150 Mentor 11030 151.2 15 1514 + ‘2 Cent Del, 2435 5 50 60 —515 MPH“, 403“ 77 73 74 _1 Charter Oil 100 190 190 190 +10 New Man 2570 m 912 91/2 _1;2 Com Pele 20? 210 210 210 —40 Midrim 2100 7 75 78 COMO 100“ 81-2 8% 8% Millikcn 2.0570 25.7 235 252 -3 C Drawn 1010 21} 211 28 «1 Minda 2000 3 3 a —11-'.v C East CF 70” 30 35 35

“in End 1500 9 9 9 _1 c Mic Mac 71:0 240 235 240 Min-Ore 11300 1511 12 1212 .21 Cree 0” 100 38“ 380 380 +10 MW,“ 1200 40 39 39 _.1 Cre wts 120 195 195 195 +14 Mnlv 10:1 $1738 17 S 1735 -135 DEV-Pal 3020 120 115 117 —3 MoricIa 1500 67 67 67 Dome 12.101 650 825 520 825 Mum—.11 5 1 47 4? 47 +1 Dm‘cx 6000 9 9 9

Kama ('r 49:00 34 3') 34 +2 Excelsior 5’10 43 43 43 —2 l\at h:pr 10100 23 21 21 —2 Fargo 685 610 605 605 +15

Thurs, Feb. 13, 1958

The Guardian, Page 15

Gen Pet 10A0 32.3 3115 325 —5 Gr Plains 100 1861/2 161';- 1012 —— 1.4 Home Oil A 1460 316114 16111 lfili Home 011 B Gil $1514 1519 151,14 H B Oil G le5 $17 “51/2 17 Humbcr 7700 100 90 99 —1 Jump Pnd 1000 25 25 25 ~llx2 Lib Pete 2700 132 130 131 +1 LI Pete 500 10 10 10 — 1,2 Marigold 2’500 11 10 10 —1 Medal 2500 227 225 225 —5 Midcnn 24900 70 64 70 —3 Mill City 1500 ‘23 22 22 N Chamh 200 121 121 121 —4 N Gas 15pr 1000 120 120 120 N Superior 1000 121 120 121 Okalta 190’) 140 135 140 Pac Pete 1685 $1892 18 181's — ‘74 Pan West 4400 28 24 24 -—l Permo pr 1650 130 175 175 —5 Petrol 3400 53 50 51 ——2 Phillips 700 80 80 80 —1 Provo Gas 4900 26 255 265 Quonto 10000 11 10 10 -1.«'2 Reef E3pr 500 81/: 8% 81/2 + ‘72 Richwll 100 124 124 124 +4 Rocky Pete 4200 16 15% 15% ~—V2 Royalite xd 225 513% 131/5 131/9 1/rI—- Sapphire 500 65 65 65 —5 Scurry 1000 2.08 204 204 -1 Secur Free 1700 455 455 455 ——5 Spooner 15900 21 20 20 —1 Stanwell 2800 80 78 90 -—5 Tex Cal 500 36 36 36 Trans Em 4800 176 175 175 Tr-Em rts 2600 15% 15 15 9&— Triad Oil 7150 475 465 475 —5 U11 Oils 16275 227 220 223 -2 U11 Oil rts 156934 9 71/2 131/2 Vulcan 2000 46 45 45 —1 Wespac 23960 27 25 26 —2 W Decalta 12100 155 150 153 —2 W Dec wts 2100 36% 35% 35% —— ’72 W Naco 300 125 125 125 +5 Windfall 8500 16 15% 16 —1 Curb ‘ Dalhousie 500 19 19 19 BANKS Mont 77 9411/; 41% 41% — Vs NS 190 $52 52 52 Comm 30 $43 43 43 Royal 104 361% 61% 61% -— % Tor.Dom 28 $40 40 40 INDUSTRIALS Aluminl _ 2619 327% 27 27% —- 11's Anglo Nfld 125 851/6 51/4 5% C Brew 385 327% 27% 27% — 99 D Magnes 110 $11 11 11 D Steel 200 318% 18% 1816 Inland 1400 $7 7 7 Nor Star 210 312% 12% 12% Pbina New 100 3673 67/8 675 + % Wainwrit 800 335 325 330 —5‘ Walk New 1885 526% 26% 26%

Total sales: 2,522,000.

MOST ACTIVE 'TORONTO STOCKS By The Canadian Press

Net Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’xe INDUSTRIALS Trans C PL 5316 $27 26% 27 + $0 Dist Seag 3810 326% 261/4 26%. Imp Oil 2719 540% 40 40 —% Alumlni 2619 $2795 27 27% —‘/6 Int Nickel 2115 $72% 717/- 7254 -- % OILS Anchor 29400 22 21 22 + % Am Leduc 25790 21 19 19 —2 Midcon 24200 70 64 70 —3 Wespac 23960 27 25 26 -—2 Un Oil! 16275 227 220 223 —2 MINES Barnat 128400 57 47 56 +4 Martime 118600 49 42 49 + 6 Belcher 94000 117 106 106 , --9 Int Ran 72800 29% 28 29% + V2 Kirk Min 51309 56 53 56 +4 MONTREAL (CPl—Prices on

the Montreal and Canadian Stock Exchanges generally m o v e d lower in a one-point range Wed- nesday in light trading.

The beverage group bucked the trend and was strong. Dow Brew- ery climbed % to a new high of 32%.

International Nickel at 72 and Imperial Oil at 39% dropped a point each in lower base metal and refining oil groups. Construc- tion, utility, 'and miscellaneous stocks were also easier.

Pipelines, banks steels and

newsprints w e r e fractionally mixed. Mines and oils were down. In the western oils, Pacific Petrol- eums declined 575 to 18 and Bailey Selburne A 5 cents to 7.75.

Speculative mines were lower in a nine-cent range. But Belcher was off 15 cents at a new low of 1.05.

The exchanges' closing aver- ages show banks up .05 at a new high of 46.10, utilities off .3 at 136.5, industrials off .1 at 235.4, combined off .1 at 202.4, papers up .274 at a new high of 1,089.95. golds up .18 at a new high of

69.52.. By, The Canadian Press

Abitibl 27% Dom Tar 107/6 Abit pr 24% Foundation 18 Asbestos 29 ' How Smith 27% Bank Mont 41% Hud Bay Min 43 Bank NS 52 Imp Oil 39% Bnque C Nat 40 Int Nick 72 Bathurst A 41 Massd-lsr 6% Bell 4% N St. Car 21% Brazil 6% Noranda 37% Bldg Prod 37% Price 403/4 C Cement 28% Royal Bank 61% C Cement pr ‘23 Royalite 13% C Steamship 38% St L Corp 137/3 C, Bnk om 43 Shawin 243/4 dn Brew 27% Steel 48 Cdn Celan 13% Un Steel 137/11 CPR 24 Walker 26% Seagrams 26% CANADIAN

D Bridge 23 Cons Pap 817/: Ford 71

NEW YORK

NEW YORK (AP)-—An expres- sion of confidence by President Eisenhower that the U.S. eco- nomy‘s downward trend is about over was followed by a stock de- cline Wednesday, the sixth in a row. 1 Because of Lincoln’s birthday many financial institutions were closed and stock trading was con- ducted under ditions. Turnover was 2,030,000 shares

. 33%, colored 33%; Wholesale On-

semi-holiday con- .

compared with 2,110,000 Tun-day.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks dipped 50 cents to $159.50 with industrials down 60 cents, rails down 50 cents and utilities off 10Vce11ts.

Royal Dutch again headed the list. off 5/5 at 38% on 64,400 shares. Second was Rexall, up 1 at 1114 on 32,900 shares. Third was Schering, up 173 at 37% on 30,700 shares.

Among Canadian issues on the New York exchange, Interna- tional Nickel trimmed an e' “or loss of 11.2 slightly to close down 374. Hudson Bay Mining was down 1, Walker-Gooderham was off 1/2 and Canadian Pacific, Dome Mines and Granby Mining 171 each. McIntyre Porcupine turned a ~74 loss into a 1/4 gain.

In a quiet Canadian section Of the American exchange. Brazil- ian Traction lost it; and Canadian Marconi gained 176.

What stocks did:

Wed. Tues. Advances 291 274 Declines ‘ 580 622 Unchanged 235 231 Total issues 1107 1127

MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- ture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealers prices to country stations, wooden cases extra-large 40-41; large 3974-40; medium 37; small 35; B 32; C 22. Receipts: 101.

Butter: Current receipts 62; fresh~grade creamery prints job prices 63172-65; fresh wholesale 6272-62321.

Cheese: F.O.B. factory. 0n- tario white 33%, colored 33%; de- livered Montreal, Quebec white

tario white 35, ‘colored 351/4; wholesale Quebec white 34%, col- ored 341/2.

‘Potatoes: N.B. 755 1.55-1.65; N.B. 505 1.00-1.10; N.B. 105 .24- .26; P.E.I. 755 1.75-1.85; P.E.I. 105

32-33; California white 1005 5.25- 5.50.

GRAIN -

WINNIPEG (CP) — Trade re- ports Wednesday said Japan pur- chased about 200,000 hushels of Canadian barley but the sale was not reflected in business on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Re- ports also credited Japan with purchases of two cargoes of Canadian Wheat. 1

Trade was generally moderate in all grains and declines in grain futures on United States markets were reflected sharply here.

Closing prices:

Oats: May unchanged 69%; le % lower 681/39; Oct. 1/4 lower 6775a.

Barley: May unchanged 907/11; le 1:41 lower 903/411; Oct. % lower 90%-a. ‘

Flax: May 5 lower 3.01%; le 4141-4 lower 2.98-2.981/4; Oct. 3% lower 2.74%a. ' ‘ ‘

Rye: May 13/4 lower 1.00; My 13/4 lower 993/43; Oct. 1 lower 1.02%b.

Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 Nor 1.64%; 2 1.60%; 3 1.53%; 411.44%; 5 1.30%; 6 1.26%; 1 Dn- rum 1.96%; 2 1.95%; 3 1.85%; IWA and domestic prices: 1 Nor 1.64%; 2 1.60%; 3 1.53%; 4 1.44%; 5 1.30%; 6 1.26%; 1 Durum 1.96%; 2 1.95%; 3 1.85%!

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