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12 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Mon. May 25. IMICIs'

As Buying Fever Subsides

Ry GORD GRANT

V TORONTO i’CPi» The trading news from the Timmins. Ont..i ﬂoor of the Toronto Stock iix- copper‘boom are ' 3change is relatively quiet these Volumes on the days as speculative fever has subsided at least for the int» ent, three weeks. But brokers say that tht

. "rags-twriches" story Is too ,mllt'll a part of Canadian stocit

Toronto stock

has been no major news since Texas Gulf Sulphur (‘0. drop

OTHER ORDERS (i000 struction orders are not . l Ilators are waiting for more‘lnn c mark“ have been hoverlng ‘“ car-builders and service centre. 'h' 4'500'000 ‘ Share “"3" l“ are as good as they have bccn‘ bers of the crews of foreign However» mere at any time since the start of ships. He said two members of the ycar, Steel sziis.

PPd the bombSh‘?“ 0‘ "5 25m“ “1 heavy melting scrap remained rested on a city street

.‘éﬁmmifiim‘f iﬁ‘yi‘éf' liquor Seized

Itifi lth sh d f s ‘ Toronto Exchange ls Quiet $ii.9ri::~in".-2§ prn'ﬁ'i’lf'iaéiii' From Trawlor

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The RCMP staged a raid on I alone ‘

. . ' ' ' cl on the it making for a brighter out-i Partuguege mm" ‘9“ _ k orders {mm machine “ml , waterfront here and confiscated . y ‘ I builders. appliance ma k e r s,‘ a large quantity of liquor. nrthmoving equipment man.» A spokesman said the raid faciurcrs, r a i lrnnds. railway was made in an attempt to halt.

magazme reports

the Santa Maria Manuela out of ar-

Sleel's coriiposiic price on .\‘o. Naveiro, Portugal, were late

»markets for speculative lSStha Otto-ton copper ore body Apii. a. $31“ a gross m" (m. the Thursday.

to be quiet m" l "3‘ - ‘ fourth successive week. The M > ‘ 'W—WWF‘ ""‘"'——-‘-‘ There is an air of pregnant FRAN’I‘IC TR. DING scer market has shm." sur,

Fxpeciancy hanging over the The following day volume prising strongm‘ huwm-erl m Womanr

rocketed past the 1958 record of 15,800,000 shares as 28,704,24h , shares croSsed the high - speed ‘

caverns of Bay Street. Toronto's ' financial centre. Like expectant fathers pricing the floor spccv'

changed hands.

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. o . post on the trading floor:

shouting themselves hoarse, the

i public galleries overlooking int i ' floor we

gambling had hit epidemic pro. portions.

Lt.-Gen. Howard D. Graham“ exchange president. warned that. pic would lose money, brok- refu sed to open new arm: counts unless cash was paid for pui‘chasesmthey had been hurt

\‘EW YORK 'APi--~A rally 0y rails and some. further excur- meni over companies with new discmeries of mineral wealin highlighted an irregular stock pm market last week. "5

Rail shares advanced vigor-

. oust on Wednesday in response

i to news that Pennsylvania Rail ‘ hem” l“ mad market” E"""5"1 ‘ road and New York Central had bn‘ly urged calm“? - Signed an agreement with 17} \olumes for April 17 through rail unions April 24 averaged 19.750104

on job protection: measures, eliminating a majorf hurdle to the proposed merger got the two big carriers. \lany other railways are In . volved in merger possibilities so the Central-Pennsy agreement ‘ seemed like a milestone in the . 5rocky road to rail mergers in May V‘m'm“ w?” m [hej'ooo' general. It served as a tonic to "00 range and 51”“ May ’ have rail shares. bringing about new "0‘ b?” able to break lhwugh record highs for the Dow JOIIPa‘ the 4'3m'000'5h8re mark: and Associated Press averages, The gallemes o‘lm'lmk'l‘g [he of rails traded on the New Yoik “00’ now have few "'S'loh' traders sit and read the papers and do crossword puzzles, drink i coiiee and wait for another boom l However, despite the lack of

shares with the average dollar ' value at $20,521,566. ‘ BASES OFF

By April 30. with no news. from Timmins, the volume had i slipped to 8.577.000 shares. For‘ the first few trading days in

The rail rally spread sonic what to the rest of the stock list and gave the market its out}, advance of the week Stocks

and Tu psday and irrpgular‘i business is still being done on ;‘ Thursday and Friday, the exchange. _ 1 NEW MINERAL FINDS Snlid. blue ~ chip industriais.

Fireivorks were provided by have taken up some of thPl "to new mineral discoveries lSlaCk ‘ L's gamut"— dlsciosed that 1. The industrial index. a mea:-;

had found a'majm- (topper ore urement of the industrial mar ‘ lode in New Mexico, Occidental i kei's health. is constantly flu-t- . Petroleum reported mdicatmmiing with peak levels and onlyi or a gold deposit on its leased'. 185' “'Ntk A "Ping 0' ~i land in Montana. vances in a row was broken. l 115. Snielting hounded aheau ‘ ' " "*" ' "

10 points in early trading uni FIN PEAK

. ' ‘ ~ I l Rivets‘rrzi.tints Peak EXP°‘*°“ ,. v ‘ - d 21 ' l ‘ r122 was trimme to a at: In Shipments I

Occidental Petroleum was heavily traded and held a net

Of US. Steel i

gain of 4 points at 31% i

Meanwhile, Texas Gulf Suui ‘ CLEVELAND iAPi w Ship- I phtir. the. forerunner in the cur ments of finished steel this f i rent vogue for stocks with nat ' month will reach a peak for the

‘ ural r e s o u r c o discoveries, ' year. with production this week ‘ E cooled off under profit taking estimated at 2.510.000 ingot l and declined 3% to 57%. tons. Steel says.

The Dow Jones industrial aw. “in the last few weeks dc-J erage. declined 5. to 820.67. ‘ mand for products used in con—' The Dow Jones rails, how i struction has a c c e l e r ate d e . kept a husky advance of enough to largely offset a down—' .571 at 207.29. trend in orders from auto-mnk- i 1.323 ISSUES TRADE!) ers. who have completh most ‘

F in the list 1.523 issuva of their advance ordering for1 traded. 728 declined and ﬁll ad the 1064 model run." the metal- vanced. ‘ working weekly writes in this‘ The Associated Press average week's issue. l of 60 stocks took a small lOSs “Because of model «hange— ‘of .4 at 306.8. overs. they‘ll take only about

\‘olume for the week totalled as much steel in the next thrce i 23.810207 shares compared with months as they‘ve used in the ‘ last two." i

The most active issues on the Automotive orders are slow l

; New York S t oc k Exchanch for hot and cold rolled carbon i lwere. 1 sheets but total demand regl Massey-Ferguson, up 2% at1 mains s t r o n 2. Steel

says. | “Heavy plates are so hard iof in Pittsburgh and Chi-‘

2611 on 273.000 shares and Syn— “, tex. up 4% at 82.

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, By B. JAY BECKER. l

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i S‘Dlllh dealer. i This deal was played by Ar North - South vulnerable. igentina and the United States NORTH ‘ » in 1959. When the United States

‘Kloz upair. Lazard and Fry, held the

'06 North. South cards. the bid- i .96 ding went as shown. l *AJ10942 Fry took the club lead with; 5, “Es-[- E‘s, the ace and returned the jack: .AQ94 .765 of clubs. East covered with 'A935 .J43 the king. ruffed low by South i .QJ35 K2 and overriiffed with the live. l ; ‘Q ‘1‘7553 ‘ West returned the queen of l

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; .Jsa Declared covered with the t I :iigflzs ‘king. which held. and played ‘8 y the ace and another diamond.

The “dams: East took the king and relurn- ‘

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Pass 1 Q P INT race and played a heart to the

Pass Pass 2. Due. iqueen. Fry now discarded mo

2 Q Dble. ; ten of hearts on the ten of clubs. ‘; West trumped and cashed the

o pen ' n g lad _ “"99" u" ace of spades. but South made i

two diamonds doubled for ai

the absence of active mill huyg

‘ lick" lape' The "9’" [“ad'nh l moving on old domestic and ex-. day April 20. 28,501,009 shares port "was. pmnding mode“ Richardson of camarv was m 1 market support. ‘

Traders scrambled front post l-—--w Aw

re crammed. acres and about

‘ trading N.Y. newspaper headlines screamed Will be converted in three from eouuve included l of the phenomenal trading. The one crop annually.

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OTTAWA (CPl —‘ Mrs. E. P.

ng. Steel said it cxplaincd that tonnach ate

...__. elected president of the 140.000- member Canadian Association of Hospital Auxiliaries here. Provincial representatives elec- at‘res ted to some on the national erx- Mra Roy 1- son of Millstream .N.B.

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the hands dealt in . bridge are part score, not' “$22er 33:5 at the sac game - going hands. but 'even -

.ond table also. With an Argen- tine pair now North - South, _j the bidding went:

lamiui West North man

the part - score hand; some- times generate excitement.

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gram" Again a club was led. Decla- rer took the are and returned

the Jack, covered by the v ruffed low ‘ ruffed by I the ace and a low spade. decl- i arer finessing the ten. l South now led a heart to the,

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