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! Sulphur Prospects In N.S.

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By LARRY DWORKIN delayed for most of Wednes- Canadian Press Staff Writer day’s morning session on the Speculators in. Canada’s min- Toromto and American ex- ing industry, barely recovered changes when the SA asked the from a buying binge in the Tim- company for a statement about mins area of northern Ontario its ‘recent activity : and the-Pine Point district of the A reply was. made indicating

Northwest Territories,. took a no orebody had been determined whack’ at another area thiy on the sulphur prospect week — the Maritimes. MARKETS CLOSED FRIDAY

A promising. sulphur pro: t. Markets were closed Friday in Nova Scotia . ignited nthe because of the Easter holidays gambling . instincts, of specula- Volume at Toronto was 27,142,- tors and pushed prices of two 9/1. shares compared’ with 27,- companies sharply higher. |864,213 last week. ‘

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B : : cent weekly advance with. gains ben relatively quiet until Tues | coming from most sections on ay when the Nova Scotia. gov- line: jist

‘ernment announced the find ini xtile paced th hear Truro then gamblers oe cieuine 22 peas Pet ‘ushed in and pushed the price! minum, Massey - Ferguson and i “eige i PP a up 29' Burns were each up 2 to 43, 3314 ~58 cents on 6,185,993 shares. /anq 16 respectively, Clairtone Peel Elder, which jointly} 11%4 to 8% and Shell 1 to 21%. owns the property with New Sen-' Banks. were down asa result afor, climbed 6% to 25% oN of profit » and the bank 100,414 shares. lfndex lost 2:23 to 143.32. Trading in Peel.- Elder_was; Base metals. showed strength as demand for copper remained high.° Falconbridge added 3 at 102, |Denison 2% at 43%, Hudson Bay,

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