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SUMMARY By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto: Market higher; in- trading.

New York: Market higher; in- dusti‘ials widen gains.

Montreal: Market irregularly higher in moderately active trad- mg.

CURRENCIES

MONTREAL (CPI — The U.S.

dollar closed Wednesday at a discount of 3 7-16 per cent in terms of Canadian funds. up 5—32. Pound sterling $270311, up V2.

PRODUCE

llION‘TREAL (OP) —— Agricul— ture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country station, wooden cases. extra-large 46—47. large 43-431/2, medium 36143-37, small 33-34, B 34- 35. C 23. Receipts 60.

Buter: Current receipts tend- era-ble 631/2, not tenderable 63%; fresh grade creamery prints. job price 64172-66; fresh wholesale 64116415.

Cheese: Delivered Montreal not waxed, Quebec white 331/4. colored 331.14; wholesale Quebec white 341's. colored 34%: current re- ceipts Ontan’o white f.o.b., grad- ing station 35-35 1-16, colored 35- 3513. N0 quotations for wholesale Ontario.

Potatoes: Quebec new 755 1.85- 1.50; .N.B. 755 1551.60.

GRAIN

WIININIPE‘G (CPI -— Broad ex- port interest in Canadian flax highlighted dealings on the Winni~ peg Grain Exchange Wednesday. Small sales to the United King- dom and Norway were reported.

CIOsin-g prices:

Oats — Dec. unchanged 72%; May unchanged 7370b; Jiy un- changed 72w.

Barley —— Dec. 1/4 lower 98%; May Va lower 1.00; My unchanged 9870a.

Flax—Dec 1% lower 2.88b; May 1 lower 2.883%; J'ly 1 lower 2.821%.

RyeL-Dec 1% lower 9950b; May 1 lower 1.05%; My 1% lower 1.05%.

Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 nor 1.63; 2 1.60; 3 1.50; 4 1.39; 5 1.88; 6 1.35. 1 durum 1.85; 2 1.82; 3 1.68. IWA and domestic prices: 1 nor 1.63; 2 1.60; 3 1.50; 1. 1.39; 5 1.38; 6 1.35; 1 durum 1.85; 2 1.82; 3 1.68.

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NEW YORK fAiPI—The stock market Wednesday made its best adgance in two weeks.

The Associated Press 60<stock index added $2.60 to close at $207.50. 20 cents under its record peak. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 6.85 to 564.98.

Wall Street analysts said in- vestors apparently believed that the recent setback had ended News that unemployment had changed little in the last month instead of rising as expected and interest in aircraft. missile and rocket stocks also helped the ad- vance.

Steels. chemicals. electronics, oils and some drugs made big gains. Motors and rails followed with smaller increases.

The Canadian section was also higher. Aluminium Ltd., Cana- dian Pacific and International Nickel led the advance.

On the American stock ex-

change, Canadian shares were mixed.

What stocks did:

Wed-Tues

Advances 709 553 Declines 337 437 Unchanged 199 244 Total Issues 1245 12314

NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS Beth Steel 49 Monty W 41% Borg Warner 37741 NY Cent 27% C and 0. 6 Radio Corp 46% Cons Edison 58% Std Oil NJ 58 El Auto El 3714: Utd Aircraft 71W. Gen Rico 7051; Vanadium 37% Goodyear 117 Westnga 'Il Gt Nor Ry 50 Int T '1‘ 551A Kennecott 96

MONTREAL ICPI — Prices.

were mixed in moderate trading Wednesday on the Montreal and Canadian stock exchanges.

In the banks. Provinciale lost 4 at 36. and Commerce was off

334 at 5531. Both were trading ex- ’

rights.

Up as in the base metals were Nickel at 84% and Aluminium at 30. Hudson Bay was up ‘/2 at 55% and Asbestos declined 15 at 33.

The papers were mixed. Price Bros. gained at 4515 and Inter— national lost 1 at 1101.2.

Up 3,1; in the refining oils and pipelines were B'A Oil at 38771; and Trans Mountain Pipeline at 11.

The utilities were mixed. Off 17’: were BC Power at 361's. Bath- urst B at 26 and Power Corp at 0272. Up "’2 were Lower St. Lawr- ence at 321,111 and Consumers Gas at 34. Calgary Power was up 8/4 at 77%.

In the construction 1 s s u e 5 Building Products lost 1 at 40.

In other issues traded Cana- dian Breweries declined 1 at 34.

The mines and oils were mixed.

The closing a v e r a g e 5 show banks up .14 at 59.45. utilities off .2 at 143.9, industrials up 1.5 at 292.7. combined up .9 at 244.7, papers unchanged at 455.2 and golds up .43 at 81.91.

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