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TORONTO

TORONTO (C‘Pl ~—« The stock market it as hit by a sellot‘t' late Tuesday amid the fastest trading in’ two months. .

Coppers that sparked the rise in the first hour were hardest hit by the profit-taking that elimin— ated almost all gains recorded.

00 index base metals dipped one—half point climbing to a 1958 high of 184.70 in the first hour. They reversed their trend It noon and closed with an index of 180.56. _

Western 0115 closed ahead al~ most 11’; points but they too were several decimals off from their high. Golds were ahead one-half oint. . _ _ I)The ticker slipped behind 12 minutes in they first hour as a handful of copper stocks sported. Lower priced mines Joined in and after a pause in mid-afternoon the trading pace rocketed again as the sell-off set in. .

Macfie was the most active is- 500 trading 704,000 shares and gaining 13 cents at 32 cents. The issue moved on speculation on the success of a recent drill on a corn} any copper pmperty.

Among senior clippers, Clan- ada’s three leading producers scored good gains before sliding back. International Nickel was hardest hit, down 1 pomt at 881/2 after climbing to 91. Noranda also lost 1 at 53, from a high of 53. .

Bailey Selburn set the pace for western oils up It; at 111/2. In golds McIntyre and Hollingeir added 1/2.

"Index changes: Golds up .44 to 33.96; base metals oflf .63 to 13056;,western 011s up 1.43 to 143.31. .

’rononro CLOSING STOCKS

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Toronto Stock Exchange—Oct. 14

(Quotations in cents unless marked 3. z—Odd lot. xd — Ex-dividend. xr—Ex- rights, xw—Ex-warrants. ,. stock s’alcs High Low Close Ch’ze

MINES 7 Acad Uran 2125 7 7 w Advocate 2000 300 350 an Agnico 15597 52 50 51 +1 Akaitcho 4000 50 45 45 / Alba Algoma 2905 $1673 16% 165/: Algom deb 150 $99 99 Algom vtw 770 500 480 500 +15 A'inai Rare 3500 20% 20 20% ——V2 Am Nephe 700 71 71 71 +1 Anacon 55557 80 64 78 +17 Anglo Hur 220 $11 11 ii Ang Ronytl 3090 38 35 38 +6 Ansil 2257 25 25 25 + 1A Apex Res 7000 5. 4% 4% + Ya Arcadia 12100 20 18 19 +1 Area 4500 95 90 90 Allen 4500 13 12 13 Allin-nut 10500 20 19 191/: + V:

Aubelie 1000 51/: 51/: 514 Aumacho 7500 15 14 14.

A‘uuor 400 2.37 237 237 -—8 Avilla 4000 7 7 7 + Va Bankeno 2500 16 17 18 +1 Bamat 6162 164 158 158

Barvue 8000 13 '13 13 + 1A Bary Exp! 600 70 ’70 70 +1

Base Metals 13000 m 18 20 +1 Baska 13300 20 17% 19 +3 B-Duq 35023 34 31 32 +4 Beaucage 1100 30 30 30 Beav Lod 3100 23 20 21 .4 Belcher 21100 105 95 98 +3 Bethlm. 7600 110 105 105 +3 Bevcon 12971 16 15 15 ——11/2 Bibis 1500 5 0 6 + to Bicroft , 6200 99 95 98 +3 Bicroft wts 2200 13 13 13 Bidcop 17700 22 20. 22 +2 Black Bay 0.500 30 30 30 —2 Boi'lville » 2000 5 5 5 -—1/1 Bouscad 2300 7 7 7 Bouzan 160100 93 82 05 —-I Boymar 2500 7 7 7 Bralorne 1000 605 595 600 Brnhrst 3500 514 5 5% + 17% Brunsman 5000 61/2 6 6 Brunswick 1323 400 390 390 —-10’ Buffad 43400 14 111»; 111/4 —140 Buff RL 1500 8 71,4 704 Bunker Hill 1000 91/2 91/: 91/: Cable 500 26 26 26 +1 Camp Club 19902 900 795 885 +5 Cdn Astoria 1W) 7 7 7 C Dyno 1052 70 70 70 -—2 c Malart 35505 70 60 53 -—7 C N Inca 26642 32 30 30 —1 Cdn NW 13=5 44 42 42 —3 C00 Thor 2500 7 7 7 + 1A Candore 1100 16% 151A 151/; Can-Erin 3.300 36 35 33 + 1A Can-Met 25115 90 95 97 —1 C-Met m 1075 40 38 +2 Captain ,1500 1244 min 121/2 + Cassiar 5125 000 700 000 +5 Castle 100 395 395 305 +5 Cent Pat 3700 112 110 112 +7 Cent Pore 500 231/: 2304 2314 Cheskirk 501:0 5 5 5 + 1,», Chester 1000 22 22 22 ‘3th Jan 50116 00 53 65 —4 Chm-Kay 17000 20 1.9 19 — 1,4 Chib‘M» 0.750 100 150 155 ——7 Clllmo .. 20110 03 60 65 +2 Chrom 100 300 2.04 294 ..4 C000 Will 3000 230 232 232 ——3 C°‘.’y'Reco 6:00 19 18 18 —1 Com Lake 1000 13 13 13 “Elston 31175 00 .55 57 .4 C°l°mac 3.300 s 7 700 + 1,4 “Web Met 20:13 so 34 36 +2 C"Wages 20900 61 53 53 C“II-Kev 2500 22 21 22 + 1A C.Bellekeno 4000 13 ii 12 —1

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C D?" wts 3230 405 300 395

C Discovery 3145 3:0 340 045 +5

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C Marben 3000 43 39 39 »2

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Acme Gas 2500 20% 20 20% + V: Adax 1000 63 63 63 ~ AP Cons 596 35 35 35

All Rox 2500 30 23 23 —7 Am Leduc 19550 18 17 18 +1 Anchor 89400 231/: 20 23 + 1 Asamera 400 160 157 160 —10 Bailey SA 61600 $12 11 11% + "/s Bailey S pr 475 $2514 24% 25% + 7A; Bill S 5%pr 190 322% 221/; 221/4 + Ma Banff 8600 2.34 208 217 +12 Britalta 53754 310 293 298 + 4 Calalta 9700 77 73 73

Cal Ed 1040 $31 30% 301/5

C Oil Lds 600 180 175 180

CS Oil wts 1100 65 65 65 . CS Pete 1120 365 345 ‘345 +45 Cdn Atl Oil 5420 675 650 675 +50 0 Chieftn 32700 163 145 158 + 10 can Dev 14295 605 590 600 +10 C Ex Gas .4620 270 265 270 +5 C High Cr 1500 32 30 32 +2 C Homes‘td 2277 195 192 192 ———3 C Husky 6799 $151/4 14 147/13 + 7A; C Husk wt: 1360 870 820 370 +65 Cdn W 0 1032 245 235 235 C Williaton 200 150 150 150 +45 Cent Del 4371 875 360 865 +15 Charter Oil 6700' 199 190 190

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C Dragon 3000 28 25 25 ——2 C East Cr 500 43 43 43 +2 C Mic Mac 4680 430 420 430 +10 Con Peak ' 500 41/2 4% 41/2 —— 1/2 C West Pete 725 480 470 480 +5 Cree Oil 000 405 400 400

Cree wt: 4420 187 181 183 Dev-Pal 1637 130 125 127 + 3 Dom Pete 1150 $131!: 13% 13%. Duvex 11200 14 1?. 14 + ‘72 Fargo 570 660 630 630 + 25 Gen Pet A 400 320 320 320 -—-5 ' Gr Plains 470 017% 16% 171/4 4- % Highwood 5000 25 24 25 + 1 Home 011 A 1655 $30% 20 201/3 + M;

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. . . . . F . s. Seagrams and Dome Mines were \Vecl.. October 15.1958 The Guardian Page 11 all .4 low.

> _ _ I Prices also fell on the Amer- ll it (til 1. H ‘ W1 ("50‘s . ‘5 'l‘orontu—Donilnion at 48. Lom- ican Stock Exchange' Losers m. Efmy’i; lbfmi, m7 m7 ‘0: "‘2’ meme 105i 3 13011” at 53' eluded Ford Motors of Canada. Mal’ifnld 2000 in 10 “10 +612 Stlcelst gdlvanccd wfihlmifioma Preston blast Dome aéid Rich- Medal 0310 21: 230 -45 4 up /2 a 0/2. a new igi. 1* rgus well, Shawinigan game a potnt B DAVE M INTO“! Millcull 217000 60 55 an ---2 r 3; >ll‘ ‘ 9mg ‘ . H . w 1 V‘ y. c1 .7 Mill City 20“. 25 :25 —t gaggeigt gLaESZIA Stelco ded Cdifil‘dl ('anadla“ Manon] “as '4 Canadian Press Staff Writer N Bristol . 12 10 11 V V i H H lgier. , , _ A N Chamb 1:130 125 122 125 +5 Up ’2 in the utilities were What stocks did; OTFAWA (Cpl-“There 1‘5 “me (SIN c :l Batliurst Power B at 25‘: and Tiles Mon 01,1110, Imam? “hat. Bomalc ‘afntl' a 3”“: .0 g. 33 m 4 Canadian international Power at Advances 253 509 amcl‘dimlsslles M“ be ma“ 39' 5 “"9"” 30" 1 1 - A - - - — tilted in Canada informant said Nortllcal 4900 25 25 25 23142. International Utilities was Declines 733 404 U i ' 5 NC 9‘15 4'11; f3? flo off 3.14 and Quebec Power declined Unchanged 193 227 Fiiday. (1333.21 111' 62th 193 18:; 18% :2 1% at 34. Southern Canada Power Total Issues 1236 1223 However. therels some chance Pei'uv Oils 100 100 100 106 +4 jumped four to 53. NEW roan, CLOSING STOCKS T that new electronic equipment for P611“)! H73 13: 2 The papers were mixed. Eddy girth 5&991 Jigs, VS filffngnl’tv the air defence system will be

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‘V . . nl ' _ 5/ . . . . - iii-iime 121: 22 ~2 Melting advance-d two paints at gfigdjfififi 33;: to-air missde bases Will be estab- Rix Athah 1330 57 5 7 57 —4 65, Dominion Stores lost 112 at 71 at My Ry 451/, lished in Canada at a cost of Rocky Pet 21000 101,7; to" 1017'; and Ogilvie gained 3/4 at 35. 3 Int T T 4711. V $164,000,000 and come into oper- goyalite 1.100 01274 ii~4 121.4 + 74 new high Kenmmt “’14 ation in 1961. New radar stations

oyallte pr 200 $2104 211/4. 211/4 ~ , _ d .

Sapphire 500 76 76 76 —3 The mines and 0115 were gen- wouil be built and $100,000.00l‘ Scurry a 278)” ‘3? 13° 13? +3 orally higher in a narrow range.

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1 - » iv - a. a . , . . 35, co cred 35. no quo a ions 0 Alumni! 10352 $35.73 343/4 04/4 — /3 Cd“ Brew p135 SL L Corp 151,2 2:98 lower 1111344; not Open. .1 c Brew 2410 535% .75 35 <— 0/5 can Celan 13% Shawn, 3m. P_._q f 1 M .he t f r wholesale Ontai o. - D Marines 1175 $12% 11% 12V: + “4 pl: 291/; Steel (1 68 U “'5 or c 85,5 l 0 ‘l a 0 Potatoes: Quebec, new 755 1.10 Inland 10550 $9 8V2 01/4 Cockshm 1302 Un steel 151,5 export to countries outSide LWA: 125, NB 755 150 W .SW 100 $12 12 .1? —, Seagrams 33 Walker 202 i Nor 1.64121: 2 1.60%; 3 1.5274: ' ’ ' ‘ ' ‘ Pembina n 1745 387/3 83/»; an i» In 1) Bridge 21 CANADIAN 4 1421'. 5 13914. 6 1351.;1 1 Simpsons 1724 $29 283,4 29 + 36 pm Tar 131/, Cons Pap 39‘ ‘ ’4‘ ’ ’ I, ' ’ T-y Stedman 50 $3274; 321/; 327i; — '0 Foundation 13% Fwd q 10302 Durum 1.94114; 2 1.88/4: 3 1.70.4. \V/VVaiuiiwright 13:?) gay 2331/ Ziggy +10 IWA and domestic prices: 1 Nor

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MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS 2 1331/31; 3 1.750;. Ph _ _ & S

By The Canadian Press .‘ _ ‘ SlClan UT 90“

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BidmAsk. Brokers ascribed the fall to a . .

Canadian Investment 9.16 10.05 technical correction, ;

Canafund XD 30.71 38.5; . V Champion Mutual 5,41 5.94 The estimated cash loss was .Commonwealth Inter XD 7.33 8.33 based on a $1.60 dmop 1n the A550-

C°rp°rate “mm” 8'92 9‘69 ciated Press average of 60 stocks S 58 Exec Fund 5.46 5.71 I. .

Fond Collectif 5.22 5.74 to $197i00- The £13101: zilltmeril Grouped Income 3.84 4.20 dustria average 8 . on . . .

Growth Oil and Gail 0.12 0.53 t d . .

Investors Growth Fund 5.06 6.33 .A U-S- gmfelffémen eelsmn‘ to ‘

Investors Mutual -10.87 11.75 divert to civ1han markets all QUALITY & STYLE Fund 1% :9 12g? nickel shipments scheduled for de-

Mumal Accumulating Fund 7:09 7:75 livery to its agencies this year PRICES THAT PLEASE Mutual Income Fund 5.06 .353 knocked International N 1 c k e1 At Sggdigggnlnv‘ Mum“ ii: down 3 points to close at 91%.

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Regent~ Fund 5.25 5.77 Among other Canadian stocks, Moore & MCI-90d

Emigfigfi figgr-5Fund 33:; 7‘15 Aluminium 12d. was off 17/33, Hud- ” Li . — . . - u ‘

Supervised Exc 56 29,92 ._ son Bay Mining dropped _a point Your Favorite Shopping Centre Supervised Exec 57 5.13 —~ and Canadian Pamfic, Distillers-

Suprvised Growth Fund 1.87 2.01 Supervised Income Fund 3.99 4.29 TV Electronic 12.11 13.26 fl Timed Investment Fund A5.60 85.60

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WOI‘lIl‘l of electronic equipment added to the air defence commu- nication and control system. Prime Minister Diletenbaker said at that time that it was hoped that production-sharing ar- rangements would be worked out with the United States but that this would take time. UNLIKELY PLAN

Authorities s aid production- sharing arrangements are un- likely to apply to the Romans, manufactured by the Boeing Air- plane Company of Seattle, Wash. They advanced three reasons for this: The relatively small numbers of Bomancs required in Canada; the opposition of U.S. in- dustry and Congress to any loss of defence production to Canada; and duplication of cost in estab- lishing a new production source for the Bomarc.

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US. officials came to Ottawa this week to hold preliminary talks with their Canadian counter- parts on possible productionshar ing. No decisions were reac‘nc‘). officials said, but more meetings will be held.

POPULATION INCREASES

QUIEIB‘EC (0P) ~- The populav‘ tion of Quebec City stood at 233,962 at April 30, an increase of 4,000 over the previous year.

it was announced Saturday. Va- lere Desjardins. city statistician, said in his annual report that the increase amounted to 23 per cent over the 124month period. He said 215,964 persons in the city are French-speaking Canadians.

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MONTREAL UP) Prices were irregularly higher in very active trading Tuesday on the Montreal and Canadian stock ex- changes.

The base metals ended the day generally lower after reaching new highs in early trading, As- bestos lost 1/2 at 321/2, Noranda declined 11/2 at 53 and Alumin- ium was off 5/5; at 3472. Canadian British Aluminum gal. ed 374 at 13.

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