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3, THE CANADIAN PRESS 'Toronm; Market strong; trad- - moderate.

New York: Market higher;

' ed issues advance.

Montreal: Market generally am; trading brisk.

MONTREAL tCPl — The U.S. apllpr closed Thursday at a dis-

éwnt of 3 25-32 per cent in terms afamilial: funds, up 1-32 Pound “effing 92.69%, unchanged.

TORONTO

50mm roe) — Golds took an biggest drop in late trading a the mk exchange Thursday.

M one stage golds almost had a '

Waiter point gain but they a practically all of it and set- ued for a few demical point. Base meals fared little better.

Western oils fell off for the ‘mird straight session_ as no end to the profit - taking appears in mt. Today they lost almost a point. in the last three daysthey We given up more than three index points.

There was some increased ac- tion among apeculatives with New Hosco once again moving “ck into the spotlight. Today it wed. 444,719 shares, losing 13 «my 21.62.32. Norlartic was the only one of the five most active to gain. It was up 8 cents

42.

“The 0391113 by base metals and was more a wiping out of rather than any real los-

,Western oils, again could lay [heir plight to the seniors, most ' d whom were fractional losers.

33.40; base metals up .07 to 164.01; rmstern oils off .90 to Milo-om cwsmo smcns

~ By The Canadian Press (Quotations ln cents unless marked 3.

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400 415 415 415 UN N For 240 47 45 47 Vandoo 3000 ll 10 ll Ventures 210 $3094 30% 30% Violam 300 119 118 119 Waite Am 160 600 590 590 Werner 7000 9 EV: 8V2. W Malar 2600 B 7 -7 Willroy 800 80 80 80 Wiltsey 31000 23 21 21% Wr Harg 503 136 136 130‘ Yale Lead 17500 29 25 271/2 Yk Bear 2700 102 95 102 Yukeno 3102 512 51/2 5% Zenmac 17000 351/2 32 3-1 Curb Bulolo 230 375 375 375 Gaspe Cop 220 $29 29 29 Pam 487 350 325 340 Pent! Ore 300 200 200 200 Yukon Con 1500 61 61 61 OILS Acme Gas 1500 24 23 23 Ajax 500 65 65 65 All Box 1600 39 39 39 Am Leduc 4000 19 181/2 185"} Anchor 2600 18 17 17 Asamera 1215 181 170 ill Bailey S A 450 960 945 045 Bali S 574 pr 500 323% 23 23% Banff 400 195 195 195 Bats 17.30 7 7 7 Britalta 2300 209 200 200 . Calalta 4800 82 79 00 Cal Ed 225 6277/11 27% 277/: C Oil Lds 2400 240 220 240 Cdn All Oil 500 650 645 645 CChieitn 87800 174 140 152 Cdn Dev 3575 575 560 570 C Ex Gas 7l50 265 240 240 C Homestd 700 208 207 203 C lwuslry 1532 3141/: 14% 14% C Husky wts 1180 800 795 795 Cdn WC 4499 300 ‘ 290 295 Cent Del 2433 920 910 910 Charter Oil 300 172 172 172 Com Pete 100 185 18.5 185 C Dragon 500 26 26 26 C Mic Mac 330 365 365 365 C West P 2550 525 500 500 Cree Oil 200 405 405 403 Cree Wt: 400 200 200 200 Dev Pa] 4325 135 130 135 Duvex 600 l4 13 14 Fargo 1975 660 660 660 Gen Pete 200 375 375 375 Gen Pet A 200 330 330 330 Gr Plains 100 $18 18 18 Highwood 500 18% 18% 18% Home Oil A 910 - 6203/4 20% 205/4 Home Oil B 200 $1934 19% 1994 K BOil,G 1300 521% 21 21 Humber 41250 173 165 173 Jupiter 100 210 210 210 LI Pete 1000 3% 8% “St/'2 Majtrans 2000 5 5 5 Marigold 5000 10 10 10 Medal ' 1938 280 270 275 Midcon 5700 78 75 77 Mill City 1907 23 E3 23 N Bristol 14689 17 15 17 N Chamb 200 122 122 122 N Cont 5000 45 42 45. N Superior 200 110 110 110 Northcal 800 26 26 26 NC Oils 120 335 335 335 NCO wt: 100 160 160 160 NCO pr 250 335 35 35 Okalta 1000 6% 6% 6% Pac Pete 3527 320% 19% 19% Permo pr 800 190 185 190 Peruv Oils 5000 135 130 139 Petrol 3600 66 65 66 Phillips 1500 107 105 105 Provo Gal 0062 295 290 294 Bichwll 3874 145 142 145 Rocky P 5500 11 11 11 Royalite 685 311% 11 ll. Sapph debs 240 35- 35 35 Scurry 2200 195 181 Secnr Free 1 600 610 600 Sourls 3000 12 12 South U 500 17 17 Spooner 14000 17% 17 Stanwell 5250 89 86 69 Tax Cal 1500 40 97% 37% Triad Oil 375 455 011 Canon 1050 210 310 210 11110112 9130 222 817 320 Wayne 13500 19 13 Westburne 1600 100 99 Wespac 1000 21 20% 20% W Cdn 06 100 171 171 I W Maygill 1650 215 210 W Decalta 4100 153 178 W Dec wts 1100 '1 18 W New 1500 96 94 Windfall 6.150 157‘) 14% Yan Can 19000 1.1 10 BANKS Mont 120 546% 46% NS :35 $60 60 Comm . , .697 8501.4 , 49% Imp 75 052 51 Royal 455 367% 67% Tor-Dom 3'3 646 “A [NLUSTBIALS Aluminl 2685' $29 28%

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Anglo NM 825 $2934 29% C Brew 1745 $33 3234 D Magnes 100 59'". 9741 D Steel 160 $223.10 22313 2 Inland 1900 661.2. 6 I Nor Star 100 $1212 12% 12'“? Pembma N 100 89% 9‘1 0‘4 lull Simpson: 1351 52434 24% 2404 ‘r ‘1‘: , Stedman 200 6301.2 30 30 + 1.2 Walkers 1670 830 29% 997/0 Sales to close: 4.211.000. MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS .

By The. Canadian Press

‘Etnck Sales High _Low Close Ch'ge INDUSTRIALS Mass-Fer 7855 69% 9 015 + M; S Propane 5425 68 7% 776 + l2 Brazil 4740 67% 1'41 a ‘s StL Cop 4400 6157/14 15‘»; “s Abitibi 4019 932 311i; 311/; + 0'2 OILS C Chitin 87800 174 140 155 +35 I Humber 41250 173 165 173 .23 You Can 19000 11 10 10 —1 Tidal 16300 90 87 88, +4 N Bristol 14639 17 15 l7 MINES New Hosea 444719 242 210 2.32 -—13 Bevcon 177285 18% 16 7 ——l Barnat 142250 240 232 232 —4 C Halliwell 133000 53 50 51 -—l N orlartic 13745.3 43 33 42 + 8 MUTUAL FUNDS By The Canadian Press . Bid Ask Can Inv 8.70 9.55 Canafund 35.13 36.89 Champion 5.21 5.72 Cweaith 7.22 7.93 Corporate Inv 3.50 9.23 58 Exec 5.?2 5.47 Fund Coll 445.19 5.70 Grouped Inc 6.66 4.00 Growth Mines 3.82 402 Growth Oil Gas 7.94 8.32 Inv Growth 5.59 6.64 Inv Mutual 10.32 11.15 Keystone Can 11.47 12.41 I Leverage 5.40 5.3.1 Mutual Acc 6.33 7.40 Mutual .400 6.33 7.49 Mutual Inc 4.33 5.41 Pret Rev 5.12 6.60 Radisson 4.72 5.19 Regent 5.01 5.50 Super Amer 6.30 6.77 Super Exec 55 34.89 Super Exec 56 2061 Super Exec 57 4.00 . Super Growth 1.79 193 Sune: Income » 3.38 4.17 T»! Lies 11.67 12:2 Timed Inv 45.5.30 85 20 Aless .and B—plus stock exchange commissmn. MONTREAL (OP) — Prices

were mixed in a generally frac- tional range and with gains in the lead at the close of fairly brisk trading on the Montreal and Canadian stock exchanges. _ Papers and utilities. led the

‘ rise. Consolidated Paper went up

13/4. to 36% and Jamaica at 50 was up 3. Up 1% at 341/4- was Great Lakes Paper as Gatineau improved 1% at 38 and Mach/Lil- lan B at 35 was up'one. Up 3/4 each were Abitibi at 31% and Price at 42.

Also film were steels and con- structions. Dofasco gained one at

34, Building Products added 3/4 at. Int 1 'r

, 42 and Stelco gained 55 at 6514.

Put l al‘ional Steel Car slipped 1.4 to 22.

But Refining Oils and pipelines were shaky as EA 011 at 413.4 and Trans Canada Pipeline at 301/2 were Off ‘12 each.

Bank of Commerce improved 3/4 at 501.4.

Penny issues were weaker.

The cl 0 s i n g averages show banks up 0.12 at a new high 04 52.92, utilities up 1.6 at a new high of 146.8, industrials up 1.1 at 277.3, combined up 1.3 at 233.3 papers up 7.3 at 408.3 and golds off 0.65 at 72.99.

MONTREAL CLOSING srocxs

Ahitibi 3le How Smith 3534 Abit pr 24% End Bay Min 50% Asbestos 291/2 imp Bank 51 Bank Mont 461/2 Imp Oil 46 Bank NS 591/4 Int Nick 90 Bnque C Nat 47 Int Pap 102 Bathurst B 22% Int Pete 53 Bell 421.5 Mass-Fer 9% Brazil 7% McCo‘l 60 Bldg Prod 42 N St. Car 22 C Cement 331/4Noranda 45% C Bnk Com 50% Price 42 Cdn Brew 323/401” Pow 34 CPR 27% Royal Bank 67% Cockshutt 13 St. L Corp l6 Seagrams 30% Shawin 27 D Bridge 22% Steel 631% Dom Tar 13% Un Steel ‘405 Foundation 13% Walker'

Fraser 29 CANADIAN

GT Lakes ‘541/. Conn Pap 363'.

NEW YORK

NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market gained a little ground

. Thursday with low-priced issues

grabbing the spotlight.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose 30 cents to $185.50.

Steels and chemicals were a lit- tle higher. Many other key groups were mixed or a shade lower.

Among Canadian issues traded, Aluminium Ltd. was off 1/4 and Canadian Pacific down 1/5. McIn- tyre Porcupine added ‘73.

In the Canadian list on the Am- erican Exchange Canadian Mar- cool and Preston East Dome dropped 17%;. Sapphire Petroleums and Scurry Rainbow Oil added 1-16.

What stocks did: - Thur Wed

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MEN’S -— LADIES’ ' , . and CHILDREN’S WEAR

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English Woollens,

Linens, Hudson Bay and Kenwood Blankets

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PRODUCE

MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- ture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country stations, wooden cases extra-large 54 - 56; large 54-56; medium 46; small 28; B 34-35; C 2.‘. Receipts 75.

Butter: Current receipts tend- erable 631/4, not tendera'ble 62- 6274, fresh grade creamery prints job price 63112-64172; fresh whole- sale 631.4.

Cheese: Delivered Montreal not wa l, Quebec white 331/2, col- ored 331/2; wholesale Qu e b ec whitr 34%, colored 34%; current receipts Ontario white f.o.b. grad- ing station 35, colored 35%; no quotations for wholesale Ontario.

Potatoes: Quebec, new, 75s .90- 1.00.

, GRAIN.

WlIN-N-llPEG (CP) — All prices were easier in moderately active trade Thursday on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange as private crop reports indicated a larger produc- tion this year than had been. ex- peeled.

Closing . prices:

Oats: Oct 1% lower 76; Dec 375 lower 74%; May 3/4 lower 75b.

Barley: Oct 3/4 lower 98%; Dec 1/8 lower 96%a: May 3A; lower 98b.

Flax: Oct 3% lower 3.09; Dec 374-272 lower 3.003/4 - 3.01%; May 21/2 lower 3.03b.