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$5 to recite beatnik poetry. Her one request—‘‘Don't call me a beatnik. Like that’s a square word. I'm a disaffiliate.”’

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DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

‘SUMMARY

erately active trading. Toronte — Market slightly — moderately heavy trad-

MONTREAL (CP) — The US. dollar closed Tuesday at a dis- count of 4% per cent in terms of Canadian funds, up 1-16. Pound sterling 2.665%, up 5-16. ;

DIVIDENDS

By THE CANADIAN’ PRESS

Argus Corporation, common 25 cents, March 1, record Jan 20, ' $2.40 pfd., class A 60 cents, $2.50 pfd., class B 62% cents, Feb. 1, record Jan. 20.

Canadian Pacific Railway Co., 75 cents, Feb. 29, record Jan. 5.

Dominion Insurance Corp., $4, Jan. 2, record Dec. 2. .

Economic Investment Trust Ltd., 30 cents, plus 40 cents extra, Dec. 31, record Dec. 17.

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. MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- ture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country station, wooden cases, extra-large 33; large 31-32; med- jum 27-28; small 24; B 27; C 17. Receipts 82.

Butter: Current receipts, ten- derable 63%, non-tenderale 63%; fresh grade creamery prints, job price 6442-66; fresh wholesale, tenderable 64%, non - tenderable| 64%.

Cheese: Delivered Montreal, not waxed, current receipts Que- bec white 33, colored 34%; whole- sale Quebec white 33, colored 33%; current receipts Ontario white f.o.b. grading station 33- 3542; colored 362; wholesale On- tario colored and white no quota- tions. 1

Potatoes: Quebee 75s 1.90-2.00; N.B. 75s 2.05-2.15; N.B. 50s 1.30- 1.40; N.B. 10s .32-.34; P.E.l. 75s 2.30-2.40.

GRAIN —

WINNIPEG (CP)—Flax prices were irreguiar Tuesday on the

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Winnipeg Grain Exchange with some early buying by export ac- counts, influenced by reports of a small sale of flax to the United Kingdom. :

Oats—Dec. % lower 77b; May % lower 7812; Jly % lower 77%b.

Barley—Dec unch. 94%b; May % lower 99%-a; Jly unch. 98%.

Flax—Dec. 4% lower 3.28%; May 5%-5% lower 3.3642-%; Jly 3%-2% lower 3.30'2a-3.31%.

but for Canadian Husky, which went to a low by re 20 cents. Toronto-Dominion lost 1 to shade off banks.

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NEW YORK

NEW YORK (CP) — Profit rally Tuesday. Steels, » Most motors and

Volume was 3,450,000 shares. Collins Radio, admitted to the big board only a week ago, again was outstanding. It advanced 7% to 66% on 74,300 shares as the most active stock. ,

Reports of an approach to a labor agreement in the aluminum industry and news that Alumin- ium Ltd., had boosted the prices for primary aluminum outside the United States accompanied a rise by these stocks. Aluminium Ltd., was up 1%. Kaiser Alumi- num rose 2%.

Among other Canadian stocks, Hudson Bay Mining lost %, Walker Gooderham 5.

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dated Denison went up % to 10%,|3 Algom was unchanged at 11% and Gunnar was unchanged at/3 $9.75. } Western oils, led by the lower- priced issues, traded actively throughout the day but changes were small. Gains, however, out-| numbered losses. ; Index: changes: Golds down .04}? at 87.21; base metals up .06 at|§ 169.42; and western oils up .05 at}? 101.09. )

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MONTREAL (CP) — Utilities, industrials and papers edged ahead on index while golds and/| banks lost during a fairly active session Tuesday on the Montreal and Canadian stock exchanges.

Industrials withstood the effect of a lower steels section to gain one point on average. Papers were firm and banks weak all day. Utilities were quietly stronger.

metals led industrials up

an announcement of in- creased aluminum prices. Alu- minium gained 1% and Canada- British Aluminium 1.

Steels dropped behind Steel of Canada, off %. Standard Struc- tural slipped %.

Papers were featured by Bath- urst A, up 1% at 44, and the B division of the stock, up 1% at 28%. Half-point gains went to Brown at 12 and Howard Smith at 43. j

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