DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

SUMMARY

THE CANADIAN PRESS oronto—Market lower; mod- ate trading.

New York -— Market higher; ustriais strong.

Montreal — Market generally er; light trading.

CURRENCIES

MONTREAL (CP)—The cos-

g bid on the U.S. dollar in

Canadian funds ed

ound sterling closing bid was .0174. the asked 33.02%. Fri- y the closing bid was $3.01 -16. the asked 33.01 15-18.

NEW YORK

NEW YORK (AP) — Chrysler as the star performer with a mp of 4% as the stock mar- et Monday made its best gain nce arch 20 with turnover st below 4.000.000 shares Encouraging economic news. long with republication of New ork Ci y’s ma} newspapers fter a 114-day strike. were the amewor or an vance that hnwed flashes of power along ith scattered spots of weak- ess.

Chrysler was the most active sue. closing at 96% on 91.900

ares. The autos. along with steels. obaccos, chemicals. airlines nd rugs made progress. The attern was mixed for aero- pace issues. electrical equip- ents and nonferrous metals.

Dow Jones industrial av- .rage rose 3.34 to 685.86. com- u fairly close to the mid-Feb- nary recovery peak of 688.96.

PUBLIC FORUM

(Continued from page 6) bed lobbyists in our own coun- . , who would perhaps betray ur security. our sovereignty, in the best interests of Can- da for persona gain.

I will close this letter. by quot- g from the Book of Books: ot deceived. God is not mocked. r whatsoever a man soweth,

at shall he also reap"

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re let us not heed the illusions . a. w that we ave in John Diefenbaker. a . an of abiding purpose. of su- reme tolerance for al the reedoms. and of unswerving in- grity. Let us therefore kee anada under his care for five on years at least, and give

lm the opportunity to imple- ment his designs for her wel- ours. I am. Sir, ctc,

St. Peters. P.E.I.

Volume rose to 3,980,000

a. '1 o

shares Iro Kev

while Dome Alum iutn ltd. and international Nickel each added was down %

What stocks did:

%

m Friday's 3.390.000. stocks. generally. were

up from fractions to a point or better. with losers moving in the same range. The Associated Press average‘ of 50 Rock. adunm 1.3 m to country stations wooden

259. . Among Canadian issues traded -47; medium 45245 Hudson Bay Mining rose 84 3 ~37 and

Mines.

and

Granby Distillers

grams %.

Prices moved higher on the 5°C American exchange. Volume a 1.040.000 shares compared 9118- 50! 100 .with 1.030.000 Friday. .‘and Fargo Oil each rose 1-16; 105 27-29: P-E-I- twhile Scurry Rainbow

Mining Sea-

reston

Oil

PRODUCE

ure department quotations: 1 Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices, car-r extra~large .48; large .46-l

' small .42:.

cos.

.3 Butter: Current receipts non; tenderable 5114-5172 . e e s e delivered Montreal waxed current receipts: White 84%. colored 35; wholesale ’Que white 34%: colored 35.

Potatoes: Que. 74s 1.50-1.70; . - 1.10: N.B. 753

1.902: NE. 505 1.15-1.21; NB 2.25-2.35:

: 10s .35-.39; California 1003 575-6 California 50s 3-3.25. Skim milk powder:

Spray

25%. and 26 4.

15%.

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posite 0.1 0

POLITICS VS. PEOPLE ;— I believe it was Will ogers who said pplesauce. I d gers spec

‘.

all politics is ’t know wh

much in evi-

. owadays. It is being spread on 0 thick that both party leaders would lead one to believe th e Canadians who are old enough to vote are nothing but a bunch of nuts.

Anyway. there’s a grave issue at stake on April 8. and those of us who are old enough to have a vote should keep in mind th e fact that nothing is p o l i ticaliy right which is morally wrong. Let us not take the attitude that any government will do. member that an infinity of poll- tical err adopted,

9- ars which, being once often become principl-

The 151131 crop of promise are now in the planting stage,

Banks showed Scotia rising 1% t

very heavily. Teletilm was up 20 cents to .05

to 120

down 1% to 18. Losing V4 were Asbestos at

Great Lakes Paper Industrial Acceptance

other gainers included Cans- dian Ceianese, 1 Pacific Pete. up % to 12% and Hudson's Bay Company. up %

up

a 100 Vt 6%0%+ ClmkaC 330 864% 64% 64%‘ Pow

at 1 at

on

Canadian Breweries was down Vs to 10% in heavy trade.

gains, Nova

0 73 and im-

Atlas

V4 0521/

3.

The incides were mixed, pa- pers falling 0.4 to 105.1. indus- trials 02 to 120.4 and the com- .3. Banks were up .6 to 125.8 and utilities 0.2 D L“

117.1. a new high. MONTREAL CLOS...G STOCKS By 'I’h Canadian Press Montreal Stock Exchange—April 1 Quotations in alone 3. z—Odd lot. xd—Ex-dividend. xr—Ex- rights xw—Ex-warr nts. Net change is from previous board-Bot closing sale. e stock Sales High Low Close Cfl'l' Abltibi 040% 40 40% Algomn 450 49% 49% — '% iumini 3703 023% 7.5% 25% +% [Slum 50 7 47 47 pg '1‘ 4p 32 843% 43% 43V:— 34 Arg 270pr 100 351% 51% 51 Arg C p 500 90% 8% + Asbest 1270 326 25% 25%— Atlae 811 175 3750 3750 3750 Ink 535 Dan NS rts 6858 320 300 320 '20 3 NS 457 0 72 +114 Banq CN 500 574% 74% 74% + % Ba PC 00 $50 50 50 no CN rt 14 565 565 565 P 300 817% 17% i7%-— ‘14 Bell the 4410 355% 55% 55% 1+ ow 5 50 50 % Bow 5%pr 50 352% 52% 52 +1% owa'ter 05% 5% 5% + Bow Mer pr 5 851 51 51 :11 ~ 395 390 395 —5 Oil 070 330 29% 30 C Flared. 1000 316% 16 18 '15 BC Pow 1440 3197/. 19% 10% +% Brown 300 $13 3 3 «1» Build Prod B 20 Pow 300 022% 22% 22% Can Corn 815 337 30 30 —% Can Cem pr 200 328% 28% 20%— % CI F ry 22 12 Can Malt m :74 74 74 -— 1,4 L 115 54 54 54 n B 2900 10% 10% 10% '74 C Brew pr 100 352% 52 52% + % Ban 4100 354 52 + % C Chem 3015 89% 9 C Bu ky as

Mon Fri. '. process. No. 1 bags. 8-1 %: roi- 329 509 ler process No. 1 in bags. 734-9: U h 408 mlf..b.dMorflt:§al7 :1: butter mils nc anged 280 296 now er e - 4- Total Issues........ 1.317 1.293‘ new You 0 use ssocrss Salads r 10o sees us 9% + it By The Canadian Press lhawin 1003‘ 030 20% 30 — % Beth steel Kennecott 72% Shawln A 5 830 30 3 Borg Warner 43% Monty W 30% Sham 4pr 100 344% 44144414 c and o 55% NY Cent 16% Shell: In pr 27% + in Cons Edison 047/. Radio Corp 59% Shell 00 670 316% 16% 16% El Auto El 53% South Pacitic 30 Sic rd 100 0 s Gen Eiec 74% Std 011 NJ 03% mp 50 $31 31 31 gtmdglll'n 3% Std Aiircrait 17:: Steel Can 1421 $19 10% 18% — % or y is anad um 2 Steinbg A 275 89% 101/ 9v In T '1' 4449/4 Weatngse 31 Texaco Ca 50 $15 45 ‘ 45‘ +% Dom 400 sow. 62% 62% % n A 095 31m 1314 13041—14 'I‘r c Corp 250 $1174 111.4 111/. my. 'I‘r Can PL 795 3241/. 24% 24% t 350 :5 14% 147/. — 1/4 MONTREAL (CP) .— Stocks Trclkf’éaw“ 10$; é% 2;“ ' a were slightly down Monday on Wm.“ n m m n u __ u the Montreal and Canadian ex- w“; p... 100 m 13 18 _ % citianges. Trading was moder- Weston A 0400 318% set 11%— % a e_ ANADIAN F ature loser was Penmans. M“ 700° “3 15 ‘9 down 6% to 29. Other heavy ‘32: A 256:: 552% 5:“ 53% :3“ losers were Falconvbridge, down A Beau Bell 2767 714 7% 71.4 '2 % to 58% and Handy Andy. +23

An: A Mly 11.950 245 243 Arno 2000 4 4% Atlas Tel 05800 7330 :00 805 +20 Augustus 4000 30 29% 30

Aut Fab 3 2500 140 130 I40 —10 Baker 3500 11 11 1 +1

Band Ore 1000 7% 7% 7% Beauc 1000 2.5 25 25 Beld C 45 $12 12 12 Bellchas 24500 26 25 25 + % Blue Bon NS 310 185171090 Bonilte ‘ 200 0 12% 12 12 —I Bruneau 2000 23 22 23 : Cal Ed 115 322% 22% 22% + 90 9

. MONTREAL (CP) - Agriculva

The Guardian. Charlottetown. roan. April 2,1003.

promises which. judging by past C Marconi 200 42 425 experience, will never be fulfill- girl,“ m m $2 $2: 1: , regardless of which side at Dd m '35 m gains the battle of the ballots. Coghlln 175‘ sziémm a That is why all parties flourish Cl 00 for a brief period and then die grogmlgstl 11m 33;; fig“ 3;: if; by swallowing their own fabri- cm... In. 1000 u m cation . Dist son 40% - Perhaps the average person Dome 1"“ 30 13' —V‘ d 'not vote for anything in 313:2?" “5 ’1”?! 1'“ lim‘ “ particular. but a some- D mm. ,1 thing or someone whom be dis- 1) on 1 1:31 likes. The true statesman ought D Gina ,pr 50 to be able -— it has been done by D 3"“ 17:: 2339:"; 37;“ :23" 2‘21"”? ‘”‘.”i“r‘l.°l:“€: err 1701...: .. .. no on‘ rom w a m — what it ought to he. never Dom 1'" P ‘3 1‘“ thinking of self-interest. orhand- 9,310.3? m :13}: ““ fi’ " g out the choice places to a now 3 '1 ndful o! ardent supporters. as ml Pout ” “ 53‘. m. 1% 2;» often happened he : m m: :2: ":2_:: And all of us ought‘ to begin at: no 27 27 +14 thinking on the National level. Oatln sans % :04 not seeking how much the gov- (mes I" m“): ’:;'?%13‘1’“ 1:“ :m eminent owes us. but how much 01. PM, m u“ . . y‘ we. the people. can do for 111‘ Randy wow. it is 1% these dangerous and saws ale :“oo :3 ,g“ 2:“ —-v. troubled times _ ' a so am. 1214 12% + % Selim one's vote for anythin m. 1.. no 140 140 1 k .no 0tehr d non:rrnsuows7msu “8%-1 you on at it. It leads int e en and 1 political bungling. and G 3:0 on mgtfluflt}: ’4 knows we have seen too mu 1...," m menu 1m 1m 01 that thing timing the history Int! Tub or no m m M of our own glorious Do ion. {11:0 rug :3; :1;- 1‘ one's c0113: 0: dime. 131:: m.“ c if lflgmmunmum+ V. Nick hi01:51.endliiteas'ootienegg.it 7.153 10303014333; “I a . ._ soiveourrtetion'e ems mum" 1"" n 3-... e must elect to office men who flan“ m '32“ “ls is 0 % areahletosee'beyondthep Laul‘hA 0000109410441H+% “Ir-mot tothe grea '3 I'm“ ’1‘...“ unborn suture. Today we are a 5"“: 1' mfluwufl‘13... r, maeopieJatukeepom-selv- W'A to are 714 794—44 eatreebyunltlngtogetheronly unison no sm_m 774—74 inajust causeandthisapplm "M A “u” :3 a'” ffmliticseeitdoestordilion. “$4, ’33“. ,. lonesome is the quality Ilan as tam sou sou—u "9 s ". nun-so as m 2114 an + is Have most Canadians have that "I I" 3: ‘3“ f,“ f“: a .soletusconsider .31... mm 17 17 +1» carefully all the political issues Pee Ps4! am 012% is 1214 + is '1 when the tint e 1:“ saws. ram-4v. "In. themmt‘hatfnt m” m" m" "cm “1" an on no on «a urn—is «use "when:t wm Ii“ 2’13..." ’1’. :0“ .s‘sis :14.“ Ohm our ' . Ole Me .7004. U I " ‘Inrwomv smieotszgngtsgu is man menus. absten- use M use me

C Floor B 50 l C Collieries 100 38% 3% 8% + ‘A C Kodiak 216 50 40 50 C Silica 200 100 100 100 Canorama 1500 15 14 15 rh c 2000 7% 7% 7% + % Cent Ma 2000 5 5 5 esslan 6127 228 210 215 —10 Cleveland 1000 4% 4% 4% Cumin 2000 3% 3 3 C Bel'sek 12000 11 11 11 +1. Mogador 250 3 13 s C Paper ' 330% 38 30 — % ops‘tream 2000 9 17 9 Crusade 5500 16 15 I5 -—.1 Delta Elec 500 155 155 155 me 30% 30% + % an 33 34 —-1 D Oilcloth 27‘0 324% 24% 21% — % Dumont 7500 23 +1 Fab 14500 15% 15 15 + % Fontaria 1000 5 5 Fox 95000 29 24 's aspe 0000 3% 3 3% + G Autotrn 550 370 370 370 Glen Lake 600 174 171 174 —-1 sol 100 150 150 150 ——0 Inspiratn 200 20 20 210 Int Helium 9100 199 183 193 +0 Inte v 7500 1 11 1 Jubilee 12030 330 315 325 +0 Klein 00 345 340 1140 Male 700 o 50 50 McKinsy 12300 35% 31% 32 -—2 Met Chi 500 16 16 16 —1 Midepn 500 139 139 139 Min Co 00 314% 14% 4% +% istanso 5500 67 65 67 Monpre 6800 4 14 14 +2 Mt Pleasant 6899 00 89 +3 Monpre 6800 14 14 14 +2 MR Dairies i 8 Nat Au Van 4300 240 215 215 ~30 N edco 200 170 170 170 Newrich 1000 12 12 — Nocana 000 I I A Rare 100040 40 40 +1 Opem mp 0000 15% 15% 16% +1 pemlska 100 705 705 705 +5 Orchan 2000 190 190 190 -—2 Pat Silver 3300 30 36 38 +1 ce Rivr 700 190 190 190 —-10 nnbec 2000 0 0 ‘1. Que Cobalt 600 240 240 Oil 00 4% 3 4% +2 lied Crst I 2% 2% 2%— St Colum 100 375 375373 Silver Reg 31 61 62 —1 Silvr Sumit 7500 88 87 B7 -—2 SC Pow 6 pr 119 511514 115%115% Spartan 1700 6 55 — Que Cobalt 600 240 235 240 (Xi 6200 4% 3 4% +2 Red Cret 000 2% 2% 2% SH. Colnrn 100 375 375 5 Saucon D 42000 15 15 15% Silver Bug 3100 62 61 62 —1 ache 4700 11 1 1 Talisman 700 110 01 o ——2 Talk: 2000 9 0 9 +1 Tib Exp 12000 7 7 orp B 370 825 E 25 + % Uri Ohllsk 10615 63 60 —2 Val Mar 200 05% 5% 5% Vnguln‘l 10800 10% 10 10 + % Western Bel 000 51 51 Closing salesr. lndustrials. 37.0001 mines and oils 520.700. .CPi—After show-

TORONTO ing trendless action throughout most of the session. the stock market. led by industrials. dipped lower during moderate

trading Mo ay.

Canada Cement led indus- tnal losers. we a point to 30. Moore Co rail slipped "/s.

r on International Utilities 74' and. Interprovincial Pipe Lines . Bank mostly higher with NovamiScotia up 1 . or

Montreal 44. Motors were higher. featuring General Mo- torsnup 1% to a new 1903 high of 71%. and 11.8; Ford. ahead 41 to .

011 index. industrials dipped 1.11 to 603.97 and golds .52 90.97. Base metals advanced .31 to a new 1063 high of £3.14 and western oils rose .70 to 117m.

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