DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

SUMMARY

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Toronto-Market easier in heav- .cr trading.

New York—Market lower; cop- p:"s decline.

Montreal — Market irregularly mixed in moderate trading.

CURRENCIES '

MONTREAL (CP) - The U.S. dollar closed Tuesday at a dis- count of 2 11-32 per cent in terms of Canadian funds, down 1-32. Pound sterling $2.75 1-16, down 1,i.

TORONTO

TORONTO (CP) - The stock market’s string of four straight advances was snapped'Tuesday as prricesin most sections eased under the pressure of profi-t-tak- mg.

Mines, especially coppers, were hardest hit by the selling fpr profit and the base metal index reflected a 11/1-point loss.

Western oils were off one-quar- ter of a point while golds eased a little less than a half point.

Western oils and mine~ were generally easier with coppers leading the way. Opemiska lost 20 cents at $7.60 and Hoyle 20 cents at $4.25. Bailey Sellburn

\ featured Western oils with a 30- oeut rise to $8.

Index changes: Golds off 4-‘Ito 77.31; base metals 001' 1.30 to 152.27; Western oils off .21 to 128.29.

Toronto Stock Exchange—March 25

(Quotations in cents unless marked 3. 2-Odd lot. xd—Ex-dividend. xr--Ex- rights. xw—Ex-warrants.)

Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge Agnlco 500 . 45 45 (6 +1 Algom 833 $141/4. 14 14 Algom eb 90 $9774. 97’/4 971/4. ——’/4 Algom wts 1890 495 480 480 —-5 Anacon 9600 471/; 47 471/; ——1% Anglo Hur . :25 $10 10 10 Arcadia 1.3800 18 17 17 -1 Arcad win 5000 10 10 10 +2 Area 1500 B5 63 68 +1 A!"0h 1500 11 11 11 >-1 At as Yk 500 8 8 8 +% Atlin-Ruf 9200 23% 22 23% — V2 Aumacbo 1000 121/2 12% 12% Aumaquq 4500 , 7 7 7 Aunor 2300 225 220 225 Avilla 500 51,5 5% -vs Bankeno . 1600 14% 4% 14% -— V2 Bankfield 2100 ‘8% <6% 8% +1% Barnat 7900 36 34 34 -1 Bary Exp 5000 72 72 72 +2 Base Metals 2950 22 22 22 Baska 17700 16 15 16 +1»% 3-1311‘! 3000 23 22 23 Beav L011 1000 16 16 16 -— % Belcher 33815 107 98 108 ‘ Belleterre 500 160» 160 160 -15 Bethlm 2900 so so 93 +3 Bibis 4000 5 41,5 40,-1,5 Bjcroft 15300 104 100 100 Bicroft wts 2700 38 35 35 Bidcop . 2000 121/: 121,4. 121/; -21.4 Black Béy 4000 25 25 25 -2 Bouscad 2050 101,6, 9‘ 8 ——2t§ Bouzan. 2400 4.1 41 41 Boymar 4000 8 0 8 Bralorne .1500 525 515 515 -10 Broul "Reef 700 51 51 51 Brunsman 500 6 6 5 Buff Ank 2900 75‘ 75 75 -5 Bunker Hill 2000 7% 7% 71,9, Cable 1333 18 18 18 Camp Chib 8450 585 I560 560 -20 Camp RL 100 715 715 715 -6 Cdn Astoria 18590 6 5% 6 C Dyno ‘ 8425. 87 839 85 -4 c Malart 2100 21 19% 20 C N Inca 2000 10 16 16 Caudore 7000 17 16 15 Can-Erin 4500 17 16% 16% _'1y§ Can-Met 11400 142 138 ‘ 140 C-Met wt: 2700 65 60 62 -3 Captain 9600 13 1.2 13 + IA Cassiar 200 740 740 740 +10 Cheskirk 1000 61,5 61,4 51,9 Chester 500 16% 16% 161/2 --1 Chib Jan 5300 41 40 401,4 + [/2 ChiIrKay 3500 13 1.2 12 .1 Chib M 1000 -'05 as 05 -2’ Chin-Io 2200 45 45 5 -3 °I“‘°m -.100 295 295 295 -5 (Inch Will 7400 253 254 254 .2 Cody Reco 10000 12% 12 12 _1

_ Coin Lake 3000 15 14 14 Coldstrm 45900 32 29 29 --3 Colomac 5000 5 5 5 + V‘ Coniagas 4000 50 55 55 _.1 C Beta G 2500 7 '7 7 _..g C Caliiian 0062 11% 11 1.1. -1 C Den1 7147 6131/; 12% 13 ._=.i,(, C Den wts 19820 41.5 395 405 +10 C Discovery 200 205 ms 265 ._m C Fen 500 59 59 59 +4 C Halliwell 7450 31 29 . so Con HOWVY 580 185 170 176 +8 C Marben 5100 25 23 as +2 (3 Marcus 2999 49 43 48 +4

Con M and S 232 317%; 17 17.1,‘, C Morrison 2000 17 17 17 -— 1/; 0 Red Pop 2000 814 31,4. 31,5 _ 1,5

c Regcourt 5100 15 131,2 1.3%,-1% Con Sud 19065 no 86 37 -2 C Tungsten 2000 10 -10 10‘ Conwest 600 270 270 270 Cop corp 4400 25 22 22 -1 Goo-Man 6000 7 1 1 Coprand 5052 153 150 162 -2 Coulee 600 so so so -2 Crolnor 15000 71¢, 5 5 ._2 Growpat 3100 8% - a B Cusco 1500 8 8 8 Daefins 1502 13% 18 13 - 1,4; D’Aragon 1000 141,5 141/§ 141/, + !/9 Deer Horn 1000 13 13 13 ' D’Eldona 5000 3 a s Delntte 1000 02 .52 52 Dome 700 614% 14% 14% Donald: 5000 141,4; 14 14 D‘-Wan . 9500 15 13% me + -,5 E Amphi 5000 7 ~ \7 7 ._ 1,4, East Mal 1000 135 135‘ 135 -1 East Sull . 100 200 200 200

.- East Met 27300 9 s 9 +1 Elder 5200 70 as no ..1 Eldrich 1000 24 24 24 ._1 El Sol 3300 11 9 9 -2 Eureka 121.50 23 27 ‘ 27 -1

_ Exp] All 11500 18 17 171,5 - to Faraday 3800 150.. 146 .150 +1 ’ F’We-at Tune 3000 10 91,5 10 + 1/, Fed Kirk 7100 3 a 3 £0 Can 4050 3111/4 11 um + 1/.

robisher 1610 155 150 152 +2 Galkena us 0 as as as +2 Geco Mine: 1305 101/; 1014 101,5 + 1,0 Genex 2000 12 12 12 Giant YK 530 545 505 545 Glacier 5700 185 170 105 +5 Glenn Uran 4000 11 10 11 Goldale 5000 15 14 14 -1 Goldcrest 500 3 8 s .. ta. Gold Man 1300 30 30 30 4.1 GF Uran 500 8 8 3 _.1 .Grah Bousq 8000 101,41 10 10 -1 Grandroy 18075 30 30 30 _.z Granduc 4730 112 106 110" Greyhk 11500 19 17 18 __1 Gulch 1200 9 31,5 9 Gulf Lead 1000 7 '1 7

unnar 3025 16 __ Gunnar wt: 1080 7:0 %'/406 '/456%+5% Gwillim 1000 7 7 7 +1 Hard Rock 3500 . 91/2 9% 91,2 Har-Min 5000 81/2 3 3 .._1 Hasaga 2500 141/; 141,0 141/, ..1 Headway 20950 53 59 so -2

eath 6000 ‘era 5 6 _1/2 High-Bell 100 130 130 130 Hollinger 337 3221/3 22 22 .. 1,3 Hoyle 1395 450 425 425 -20 Hud Bay 430 $451/2 441/4 441/2 - in 1nd Lake 3500 6 6 5 __1,§ Inspiration 1930 52 52 52 Int Nickel 2000 $741/2 731,4 731/: -11A 1n_t. Ran 9500 22 211/2 22 _1 Irish Con 7000 108 102 105 ._2 Inch Bay 300 155 156 156 -9 J waite 2000 16 is 16 +2 Jacobus 5800 97 96 96 ._1 Jaye Exp! 9575 56 53 56 +1 Jeanette 1000 10 10 19 Jellicoe 3300:) 21 19 19 -+1 Joliet 1000 25/2 25 25 -1 Jonsmith 3000 9 9 9 Jowsey 2411 44 421/2 421/2 Kenville 1000 51,0 5»: 51/; + 1,2 Kerr Add 027 $171/2 17% 17% Kilembe 200 135 185 105 —b Kilem wts 3225 70 61 01 -4 Kirk mm 500 0 G 6 Kirk Min 2700 47 45 46 -4 Labrador 335 $1602. 16 16 Lake cm 1000 101 101 101 +:

L Dufault 3634 70 65 69 +6 Lake Ling 5000 8 8 8 -1/2 ' L Wasa 10350 17 15 15 -5 Leitch 16250 136 131 135 +3 Lencourt 1000 7% 7% 7% + 1/2 Lexindin 2500 5% 4% 4% -— % ' Lomega 10000 4 4. 4 orado wts 650 27% 25 26 —l Louvict 4500 10 9 9 --- 95 Lyndhst 13600 21 20 21 Lynx 2000 5 5 5 -2 Macdon 3030 31 as 23 +1 MacLeod 1025 95 95 95 -4 Madsen 700 212 209 209 -1 Malartic 2600 99 94 97 -2 Maneast U 5500 3 7 7 + 1/, Maralgo 127200 28 261/; 27 Maritime 17800 60 56 56 .-2 Martin 44000 20 18 19 ~ -— 1/2 Maybrun 5333 14 12 13 -——1 Mclntyre 130 876 76 76 McKen 1000 13 13 13 McMar 500 7 7 7 Mentor 500 115/: 111,4 111/: -1/2 Merrill 4100 83 80 81 --2 Meta Uran 1500 9 '9 9 Midrim 333 75. .75 75 Milliken 5915 214 206 210 -1 Min Corn 175 $10 10 10 - 1/. Mn End 2000 0 M 71/,_ is Mm-Ore 3500 14 14 14 Mogul 4900 23 27 20 +1 Moly 500 520% 20 20 -04. Moly wts 3300 800 785 790 —3)dq Nat Expl 2000 17 16% 161/2 Nealon 1000 5 5 5 Nello ' 14500 11 11 11 —-1 Nes Lab 4200 26 28 23 .5 New Cal 1000 20 20 20 +1 New Delhi 1100 35 35 35 N Dicken 900 222 220 222 +2 N Fortune 24900 16 14 15 -1 N Goldvue 2000' 51,9 51,5 51/; + ta New Jason 500 6 6 6 N Kelore 1000 61/; 699, 61,4 Newlund 8800 14 14 14 -1 N Man 500 25 26 as .3 N Mind: 500 9 9 9 -1 N Mylama 33050 21% 20 21 -1 Newnor 3000 7 7 7 +04 New Ta u 1000 1.3 13 13 -1 Nick Rim 1000 101 99 99 .-1 Nipissing 500 143 143 143 -4 Nisto 1500 5% 5% 5% —% Nor-Acmo 500 11% 11% 11% Noranda 706 840% 40 an - IQ Normetal 1800 270 270 270 Norpax 22200 23 20 20 --ms Notsync 2500 10 9 s -2 N Rank 4800 41 40 41 ——1 Northsp 7175 3% 315 320 ——5 NorSP A wts 2450. 200 195 200 —-6 Norvalle 2500 11 1014 10% Nudul 1000 17' -17 17 -1 0’Brie1'I 500 49 49 49 --1 Oka Rare 1900 13 1.3 13 Opem 6160 790 755 750 --20 orenada 3000 11% 11 11 . Ormsby 1000 24 24 24 +3 Osisko 2000 30 29 Pamour 700 50 50' 50 +4 Parbec —" 10000 5 I 5 --I/2 Pardee 600 40 40 40 ——2 Pater 0700 I11 59 00 +1 Patina M 140 420 420 no ._15 Pce Expl 1000 13 13 ' 13 Peerless 23500 40 50 31 -9 Perron 5300 25 26 26 - IA Pick Crow, 700 117 115 115 ——3 Pioneer 2600 135 135 135 +3 Pitch-Ore 700 5 5 5 Place 170 ems 925 925 +20 Pr Bord 500 s s s + -,3 Preston 1700 555 550 -555 +5 Pronto 2735 405 (00 4900 Pronto wts 4550 24 20 20 -2 Pros Air 1400 100 100 100 +1 Purdex 1000 6 6 6 ;_I,g Que Ascot 1000 10 10 10 I Que Chib 1625 55 50 60 .-3 Que Cop 10900 47 do 40 +1 Que Lab 4000 7 7 7 -— 9,0 Que Lith 600 555" 540 545 -5 Q Metal .5000 100 98 98 ——2 Qunston 0500 15 15 15 Quemont 412 840 840 840 Radiore 500 do 40 40 Rainville 1000 25 3 25 +1 Rayrock 4600 01 85 89 +3 Renabie 900 146_ 145 145 Rexspar 62800 51- 46 49 +1 Rix Athab 1600 343 33 33 +4 Roche 3200 11 11 11 Rockwin 12500 28 29 +1 San Ant 1000 ‘-43 * 43 43 -4 Sand Riv 22500 10 9 10 Sherritt’ 4840 425 420 4% +5 Sll Miller 1600 40 40 40 + % Siscoe 600 59 59 Slocan vn 500 41,5 44/2 0/. Stdcona 1000 21 21 21 Stanleigh 14710 165 15-1 160 Stanlgh wts 2420 as 59 05 Stanrck ' 290 190 18‘: 190 Stairratt 17000 5 5 5 ‘Steep R 11499 985 950 960 sturgeon 7500 12 10 12 Sud Cont '4-4500 6 0 ' 6 Sullivan 600 212 210 31.1 Sunburst 2000 14 14 14 Tandem‘ 17200 11% 11 1 Teck-I-I 900 160 160 160 Temag 500 138 138" 138 —-2 Thom L 1900 83 81 81 -2 Tombill . 2000 25% 25% 25%-% Trans Res 1200 14% 14% 14% + % Ult-Shaw 3500 F4 31 31 '—2 U Asbestos 5000 625 600 005 U Mont 2500 8% 8 8 -—-1% Vandoo 1500 G 6 6 . Ventures 635 $2.41/4 23% 24% + I/4 Waite Am 245 650 650 650 Werner 4500 -8 0% 8 Willroy 1000 D4 32 32 Will win 500 37 3'! {fl +1 Wiltsey 19800 17 16 15 -- V2 Wr Hare 2000 3.31 131 131 .. Yale Lead 500 12% 12% 12% + % Yellorex 200 7%, 7% 'I%+1 YkBear 2600 '75 74 74 -20 Yukené 500 4 4 4 -1 Zenmsc 8000 27 34% 8 ' 'Curb_ ' Gaspe Cop no 521% 31% 21% Pain 300 315 315 315 Yukon Con 2200 6 65 as +1 BANKS - Mont 208 $403/4. 40% 40% NS .125 $5274 52% 523/3 + ‘/4 Comm 707 $423/4. 42% 42% -r- ‘/4 Imp 100 $45 44% 443/4 — 1/4 Royal ' 3026 $5334 53% 53% — V4 Tor-Dom 339% 38% 39% 4- V4 DUSTRIALS _ Aluminl 2100 $30% 29% 29% — Anglo Nfld 220 $51/; 5 5% C Brew 1215 $271/4 27 271/4 + Va D Magnes 425 $1073 103/4 10’/s + V4 Inland 280 563/; 6% 6% + at Nor star 525 $12-% 12% 12% Pbina New 265 571/4 7% 7% -— $6 simpsons 966 $171/4 17 17% + 1/4 Stedman 27 $27 27- 27 Wainwrrt 300 295 290 290 --5 Walk New 1310 $2604 26% 26% - % Total sales: 2,007,000.

MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS

26. Powell

lost ‘/21 as 31

was up 1/2

Net Stock Sales High Low Cbse CI1’ge INDUSTRIALS Greyhound 3580 $10% 10% 10% 14 Royal Bank 3026 $5332: . 53% 53% — V4 CPR 2515' $241/4 24% 24% Trans-Mt 2119 $47 47 47 -1 Alumini -. 2100 ‘$301.0 29"/s 29% - - OILS Unioils 25870 190 184 104 --6 Anchor 15700 24 M 23 Mldcon 14650 00 75 78 +1 Provo 1 10815 ?5S.1N1 265 +4 Cent Del ‘I021 750 735 740 MINES Rexspar 62.800 51 46 i 49 +1 Coldstrm 45900 32 29 -29 —3 Sud Cont 44500 '6 6 6 Martin 44000 20 13 10 —— ta Belcher 33815 107 98 100 MONTREAL (CP) —— Trading

was moderate and prices evenly mixed Tuesday on the Montreal and Cainadiivan stock exchanges. Utilities, newsprints and base metals were all mixed to ‘ower. Power Corporvation lost 1 to 59 while Shawinigan improved 1,1: to

River also lost 1 to 301/2

and International Paper gained % at 891/4. Hudson’s Bay at 447/: and Interniatiolpal Nickel at 74% both

Asbestos jumped 1/2 to

Banks, steels and constructions were mixed to higher. Algoma lost 1/1 to 25, but Steel of Canada climbed 1/s to 521/2 and United Steel strengthened 1/14 to 12%.. Canada Cement recorded a loss of 3/I to 28 as Dominion Bridge at 221/2 improved 1/1. and Gypsum

to 31.

Pipelines were down in the ma- jor fractional range, while refin- ing oils registered minor frac- tional gains.

Prices were ev e nly mixed among the speculatives in the mines and oil-s. Trade was brisk.

The exchanges’ closing aver- ages-show banks up .02 to 45.21, utilities off .7 at 135.9, industrials up .6 to 243.7, papers down 4.58 at 1102.88 and golds unchanged at 68.71.

Abitibl 27% How Smith 28 Asbestos 31 Find Bay Min 44% Bank Mont 41 Imp Bank 44% Bnque C Nat 40» Imp Oil 39% Bathurst A . 37 Int Nick 74-1/4 Bathurst B 16 Int Pap 897/; Bell 411/s Int Pete 34% Brazil 6% Mass-Har 6% side Prod 41% McColl 55 C Cement 28 N St. Car 21 C Cement pr 28 Noranda 40% C Steamship 39 Price 88% dn Brew 28 Royalite 12% Cdn Celan 16 Shawin 26 CPR 24% Steel 521/2 Seagrams 27 Un Steel 123/. D Bridge 22% Walker 265/4. Dom Ta: 1144' CANADIAN Foundation 19% Cons Pap 3 Fraser 25 Ford 753/4. GT Lakes 32 ‘ "=w 1 Ni. YORK

NEW YORK (AP)—The stock

market Tuesday shied away from

a chance to, top its 1958 peak. Prices declined as trading fell off isomewh-at.

Coppers, which have made ’58 highs of their own in recent ses- sions, fell victim to profit taking. Oils staged a late rally but then lost strength and net gains for the group were mediocre.

Other key stocks, except {or scattered issues showed moderate declines.

Wall Street technicians said that the general market again had reached a resistance area repre-

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Granby Mining and Walker-Good The Associated press average erham 1/4 each. Canadian Pacific. of 60 stocks dropped 90 cents to gamed 175-

Shawinigan lost 375 and Preston} Among Canadian issues on the East Dome gained 1/s

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page 12 The Guardian Wed. March 26, 1953

What stocks did: NEW SECRETARY . T““'- M‘‘‘‘- OTTAWA <c1>> — Dorothy Cad-' | Advances 360 523 : Wen, 43, of Saskatoon, is to be the Declines 556 387 civil service commission's acting Unchanged 1252 " ' ""‘—"Um A‘ R 581/’ Total issues 168 Gen Elec 90 V gcra 321/7‘ .. 6 c and o 503/; NY Cent 133/4 Int 1' and T 32

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