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Ernest Long (LEFT), ' gerbral secretary of the Unit- ed Church of Canada, shakes hangs with Bishop R.H. Muel-

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? SUMMARY By THE CANADIAN PRESS New. York: — Higher, trading

Sctive.. : T o: Higher, -trading active. © é M : Higher, trading es light. were » whee ~ J

. jing lower interest rates.

ng Tow inflation and for attain

Standard and Poor’s 500-stock index advanced .41 to 78.32. - The Associated Press average of 60, stocks rose 1.1 to 287.5. INCO GAINS ;

Dome Mines fell 1% and Me- Intyre Porcupine % but other Canadian stocks advanced. In-

CURRENCIES

MONTREAL (CP) — United States dollar in terms of Cana- dian: funds up 1-32_at $1.075%

Pound sterling was up 3-16 at $3.00.

ternational Nickel advanced 1, Walker Gooderham 5s, Alcan %, Hudson Bay~ Mining %. a

*Prices were generally higher on the American exchange. But Brazilian Light and Power, Scurry Rainbow Oil and Cana- dian Javelin dropped “% and Molybdenite Canada was down

“LIVESTOCK

MONTREAL (CP)—Prices for all classes of livestock were steady to higher Tuesday com- pared with last~week. Demand

...-- Good }--trading- active:

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20.50-21.75: common 15.50-19.50.

Good, cows 18-20.75:. medium 16.25-18.50; common 15 - 17.75; eanneré and cutters 10-15.

Good bulls 21-22.50:° medium 19-2075; common 15.25.

Good vealers 32 - 39.50: me- dium. 27.50-30.50; common 26-27

No hog sales.

Sheep 9-11.50.

TORONTO (CP) Trading was jactive at prices strong to highér on all classes and ‘grades nf slaughter. cattle with. choice dry-fed_in broad demand at the Ontario public stockyards Tues- day

Veal calf prices were barely steady, hog prices were steady an: lamb prices were lower.

Slaughter cattle 3,692: Choice Steers 26.50-27.50. with sales to 29.30: good 25-26: mediums 23- 24.50: commons 19-22: choice heifers 25-26 with sales to 26.60; good 24-25: mediums. 21-23.50; commons 18 - 20: choice fed vearlings 26 27;. good 24-25; good cows 19.50-20.50 with sales to 21.50: mediums 18-19: can- ners and cutters 14-17.50: heavy bologna bulls 20-22 with sales to 23: common and me- dium light bulls 17-19.

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Replacement cattle 200: Good |

ight. stockers 26.50-27.50: stecrn stock calves 28-32; medi-

ims.and commons 20-26.

Calves 04: Choice — vealers 35-39: good 30 - 34: mediums -%-29;. commons © 22-25; boners {8-21

Hogs 2,004: Grade A at Tor- | onto 33.35-33.95: currently at

Toronto 33.75: heavy sows 21.60- 21.65: stags 18.35. “Sheep and lambs 862:

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| : Tues...Mon ;Advances 847 1,030 \Declines 879 =. 202 |Unchanged_ 197 185 Total issues 1,423 1,417

--NEW~ YORK’ CLOSING ' STOCKS

: | By The Associated P.

— =—Rereipts:- —191—-¢c-a-t +}-e—-213- wath—stect = =29% — Monty eS = 3% ~ealves, 53: hogs, 89 sheep and jBorg Warner 40% NY Cent 60 oe Sxaedion Sot So Pate re ison it ac 29% Choice steers 25-26.10: good |Gen Elec 83% Std Oil NJ 65% 23.25:24.75; medium 20.50-22.75; crag song = o Aircraft 7214 eommon 15-19.50. t Nor Ry 51 anadium 245% Good heifers 22-24; -mediym. |v, se see

MONTREAL

»~-MONTREAL (CP) —~ Stocks

remained bouyant for the third jstraight session “Tuesday .on the Montreal Stock Exchange, as jinvestors seemed to remain op- timistic about the federal gov- ernment’s ability to fight infla- tion. 7

Brokers feel that the market is banking on an end to run- away inflation, which, they say, would in turn lead to lower in- iterest rates on bonds. | Advances more than doubled ideclines 57 to 22 on the senior \list ; combined totals for the jtwo exchanges were 97 to 56. | Canadian Breweries was the {most active senior stock in |sales of 10,486 shares, ending unchanged at 65s. CPR gained 1% points to 57 and Walker- |Gooderham % to 2734.

BELL TELEPHONE LOSES

| Utilities were narrowly jhigher, with Trans-Canada Pipe \Line adding % at 28% and |Maritime Telephone % at 24%. /Bell Telephone ‘lost % to 49%. Among the stronger banks |Eeronto-Dominion was up 1%

|points to 55%. . Steel of Canada, which ‘Tués- \day announced price increases jof some of its -nain products, ‘advanced ™% to -2314. Dominion Foundries was up % to 21%. On the Canadian Stock Ex- change, Louanna Gold ended one cent higher at 23 cents on ja turnover of 233,700 shares. |Pennbec--Mining—finished-~two

———“ HS DO-2T with sales to 21.50; |cents stronger at 24 cents on

sheep 6-18 according to weight and quality. .

NEW YORK

# NEW YORK (AP) Things ooked brighter on Wall Street Tuesday. as the stock market

made it three sfraicht on the ipside

Volume was 6,870,000 shares toirnpered with 6.780.000 Mon- tay

The Dow Jones industrial averag’ ended the day with a

gain ‘of 189 at 795.48 after hav- ng been up as much as .7.23. [hese movements were not in che same class with the leap of 15.0) made Monday..the ‘argest sinc’ June. 1965

The: narket ended wet on the upside’ despite. severe profit tak- inc Among glamor stocks.

The feeling in Wall Street was of more genere! optimism, so far as the prospect for higher prices was concerned

Most observers agreed inves tors were heartened by Presi- dent Johnson’s program for

‘217,500 shares.

Industrial volume was 133,800

shares and mines and. oils {1,001,900 shares, compared with 105,300 and 720,200 Monday. ' On index, industrials ad- \vanced .0:554 at 144.54: utilities 0.29 at 132:98: banks 0.79 at /110.14: papers lost 0.18 at 110.85. ‘The composite index rose 0.52 Jat 139.99.

MONTREATI, CLOSING STOCKS ° By The Canadian Press Montreal Stock Exchange—Sept. 13

Complete tabulation of Tuesday trans- jactions, Quotations in cents unless jmarked $ z=Odd lot, xd—Ex-dividend

| xr—Ex-rights. xw Ex-Wwarrants. Net }change is from previous board ot | closing sale i Net Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge Abitibi 825 STO 105% 101% Alcan 5749 $303; Wie IIR M% }Alean 4'4 pr 415 838% (37 Te Ms Algoma 615 $2642 26%, Wty Alliance 600 115 115115 Arg 270 pr w $43 43 43 Asbestos 130 S$21%— 2h 1s 's Bank Mont 475 $551@ S4'% 5514 34 Bank NS 575 $65 6454 65 Bane CN 133 $54'2 S4'e 34! Banq Depar 300 $1344 13% 1314 ‘e Banq PC 100 $43 4343 ath AP 25. $55: 55 558 +1% jBell Ph md 4294 S$50¥e 49% 19% — % Brazil 2600 c$10'%4 18 «10

gone and his disappearance has struck at the very roots of the Nationalist party’s exis- tence.

Three weeks before his mur- der his Nationalist party never seemed more solid. Then sud- denly there were signs of a deep rift between the more moderate Nationalists of the Cape and*the\extremist right- wing groups in the north. No matter how deep this rift, Ver- woerd had the power and moral authority to keep his party u®-ited indefinitely. When he cracked. the whip, all obeyed.

His successor as prime min- ister_will not have nearly the same strong hold on the situa- tion and it now seems likely that the long-awaited split in the Nationalist ranks ‘will come into the open at last. The result could be new and deeply -significant moves in South African politics,

FERMENT IN PARTY .

The rethinking was already in progress before the assassi- nation. There was a ferment in the Nationalist party which was generating a lot of emo- tion, with well-defined factions in the Transvaal and the Cape jostling for* positions of influ-

ence.

The began after the massive Nationalist victory at the last generai{election and it became ‘more intense after the easing of international pressures following the favor- able judgment in the South- West Africa case. ;

The conflict was forced into the open only two weeks ago when the Nationalist newspa-. pers of the Cape launched a bitter attack on a right-wing journal called the South Afri- can Observer which in a se- ries of articles questioned the loyalty of a number of promi- nent Cape Nationalists known for their moderate views. The journal was conducting a kind of McCarthy inquiry of its own. re

This clash however was only the top of the iceberg. It be-

when the fact leaked out ‘that

Assassin Of Prime Minister Had Grudge Against Society

sponsors of the journal were a right-wing group. of Na- tionalist parliamentarians led by the minister of posts. and telegraphs, Dr. Albert Hert- zog. This meant that the rift ‘was not only among the rank

cabinet level.

LONG STRUGGLE LIKELY

One of the main ‘differences between the two - groups. is over racial policy and concerr that too much energy is being devoted to petty apartheid (such as not allowing a white football team ‘to tour Japan) and not enough to the larger and more moral concept of separate freedom for the var- ious races.

Each faction has been busy preparing its own leader—a man who best represents its idea of a successor to Dr. Verwoerd.

His disappearance from the scene--has -come~.so- suddenly however, that neither side is sufficiently prepared for 2 ‘trial of strength. Thus the new _prime minister might well be a stop-gap leader who will keep the ship on course while the struggle for Verwoerd’s real successor intensifies be- hind the scenes and eventu-

ally grows into a_ full-scale clash. on That clash might come

to think. When it*‘does there will be a. new regrouping among the various politica)’ parties which will draw even the opposition parties into the vortex and_eventually see the beginning of a. new deal in South Africa. :

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|10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Sept. 14, 1966. ["4. ., . Mm 9. met | Royal "331 $6844 67% 68% — % }D Eaplors 4000 -:14—C=<CK sd | Gounar 1250 184 176 18 + 8 | Tor-Dom 990 $56 4% 56+ |D. Lease 1000 27 «4027 «#27 «4+1 -|Hasaga 30 14 ei INDUSTRIALS Dumont 2506 21 2 1 +1 Hastings 300 193 189 193 + 3°|Alcan Alu 13928 $30% 30 30 + % East Sull 100 700 700 700-7410 | Hdway 18800 24 86.21% (21's 142 |C. Brew 14121 $64 642 6% E Venture 2000 21 21 21 |Huds Bay 255 $71 70%— 70% — 3% | Dosco 100 $10% 104% 10% | Fab 1000.16 16 16 Hydra Ex 1900-2014 19% 194 — \% | Inland 1830 «$8 TH 8 + Ye} Fano 16500 6-6 Int Bibis T 2000 96 92 9 +1/\Inv Group 400 $11 1 Il) —~% Fox Lake 2100 14 4 16 Irish Cop 3000 25 2414 25 —1 |Inv Grp -A. 1790 $10% 10% 10% + Yo Garney . ,. 35 3% «35 —1 |Iron Bay 4800 255 244 250 +10: | Pembina 400 $844 «8% BM IGlen Lake’ 2800 170 165 170 +1 (Iso 2150 145 127 144° +17 | Simpsons 1753 $27% 26% 26% Gr W MS. 1600 85 8 85 +2 |Jaye 34500 22% 21 Wanoco 1700 205 195 205 +5 Int Norval 3500 31 30 3 Jelex 26700 41 #38 ##%38 —3 | Walkers 4011 $2734 27% 27% + % Int Dredg 5000 «13 132 13 +1" Jonsm 14500 18 «#17 1s Weston B 70 $19 18% 18% — % By BRIAN BARROW James B 1000 30 30) 3 +2 \Sowaey , 4000 8 76 UCU —— ' anes Jubilee 3300 168 150 168 +8 Kam = 3 365 375 +20 | ‘Total sales: 3,758,000. ek, ee eee Keltie 300 20 «(20 er / 11% 11% 1% + % ————_——_ safendas rime Minister Kiely» +1100 61 ‘61. 61° —1 {Kelly Ded 2456 40 4 40 : MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS | pondrik Varwnard’s assassin. Kontiki. , 1000 «6 628 K Anacon . 1811 199 178 190 +10 | oBy The Canadian Press ig Ladubore’ 11000 71 68 69 1 |Kid Coper 7550 63 60 61 | Stock Sales High Low Close Ch'ge | WAS & surly psychopath with Lingside ‘og 8 8 |Kirk Twns 7500 14 12% 14 +1%4| INDUSTRIALS an ill-defined grudge against Louanna 233700. 24 «2144 23: °31~=«(|Kopan 3000 11% 11% 114— 4% IC Brew 14121 $634 634 6546 society. Mer. Chip 6000—i=*=B 8 *8 +1 jab Min 215 $27% 27% 27% Alcan 13928 $30% 30 3 + % : Mid Chiby 1000 15 15 15 .=%4| Dufault _*2520 $10% 10% 10% + 4 {Nor Ctl @ 10140 $12 11% 11%—%| It has been established be- Midepsa 250 345 340 345 +15 a 2000 28% 28% 28% |Steel Can 8936 $2344 22% 234 + %/ yond all doubt that there were Miro 3000-23; sf" 22 2 Oa z10 230 230 0 |Mase F 7918 $2544 254% 23%— % no political motives behind his Mistango 3900-15418 154% + 4 [La Luz 1570 $18% 18 ~ 19% + % OlLs Moly Hitt} 9500 17 14 15 +2. |Langis 1700 40 «39 «(39 1 | sccoveer neces 108 100 108 +8 lethal knife thrusts. Mt Costigan” 2500 20 18% 1814 —1% |Leitch 4100 600 390 995 —I5 [prove G 37912 385 370 «375 8 Yet it is already evident Mt Pleast 2100 30% 30 -— % [Liberian 255 $11% 11% 11% 30200 t Native M——-9600-19 17-17 iy |lorado "S00 113i iis. — « |*, Metue ese tS that “his crime will have a N Forma 2000 5 § 5 + % |Louvi 11500 2% 625 35 2 re 15725 177 169 169 —-§ | deep and far-reaching effect N Imperial 200 145 145 145 42 oo 1100 2 215 215 + 5 | MINES on the political situation in NW'Amul 4000 64 6 6 — acdon 2000 4% M4—-% Nocana 100 8 8B =e Madsen . 800 127 123 127 +2 ceenere ee oe +2) | South Africa. ee Na Rare 6000 40 63844739 —1 |Manok MS 2100 7 7 7 Silvme 414190 78, 6. Tl +6 Tsafendas removed from Expl 6600 11% 11% 11% oe 4100 209 190 18 Area 190550 238 209 226 +16 | the scene the one man whose co Over ah oe a ne ao = oe ane [sateine << 103050 41 3744 38 presence meant strength, sta- ; Pennbec 217500 24% 210 240 (+2 Mcnintyre 210 $97% 97% 97% | MUTUAL FUNDS : * bility and an unswerving con- Peso Silv 200 115 °115 115 Mc Adam 330 @ @ 6 | pia Ask | tinuity of purpose. No Afri- Phoenix’ C 1308 335 335 335 +5 | MeWat fe BG =I adanae 254 2.78 | naker leader since-Paul Kru- Prime “Pot 2000 14 14 14 — 5 |Andreae Equity 3003.28 | ger enjoyed as much venera- Que Ascot 2000 3 5S 5S Merrill 600 85) 8S H+ 4 lag CanDiv 3 8.32 9.120 Que Cobalt " 200 195 195 195 Meta 100 11 oa la , . tion. and loyalty among his ; merican Growth 5.06 5.53 le Vv d Sadeta eM nS Me ce a a a +6 lhe Gn | "Mis stature in this county ee, 40% 40 40% 36.47 39.60 is stature in this country, Rexspar 300010 10 «=10 «+ %|Min-Ore S500 10 («9 10 + hacer ny Mr 5,36 5.89 | even among his political ene- RA Pete B 800 149 145 145 --2 /|Moneta — 8 8 © 8 +8 /Canada Security 479 5.26 : the- jSapawe "300-3344 30. 3343. +244 | Mt Wrt—.....39100.-.39—--37-—374 = 116" Cad” Gas Eneray 0.36 16.96" Mies,-was-gigantic. He-was Silv Reg 30039 «399 +1 | Multi-ani 6327 191 1897 189 +1 |Cdn Investment Fund 3.67 4.02 | most astute politician South fave T 1710. se ag . +3 Lal onal — 13 12. 13! Cdn Trusteed - 4.60°5.03 | Africa has ever had. To the in Ex OT U6 Sie Oe. we elk Te eee “7-79 50.07 | Afrikaner and indeed to all me Gold __ ane 33 8 (33 +4 |New Cal 2500 4 OM: OM Collanive: Mutual 340 387 | his Nationalist followers he rgeon 73 73 «473 +2 |Ncomex w 2300-154 146 130 C 1 ‘ : was a revered father figure |Commonwealth Intl 9.40 10.30 {sno oon se a 10 N Harri 2000 10 «#10 ~«#116 Commonwealth Int! Lev 8.62 9.45 L wes did more to realize the ‘errex ce 45 N_ Hosco 2450 270 265 270 +3 |Corporate Investors 5.27 5.75 | Afrikaner dream than any oe - sane a ge jN Imperal 3350 145 144 145 +3 |Diversified Income A 1.27. 1.40 A West. Hil £3, |N: Retore: 008 18) Diversified Income B 5.14 5.65 | Other man alive. wrest i ae 7% #8673) «677 «643 |Newlund 9000 20 19 19 —1% |xDividend .Shares 3.31 3.63 | -It was-he who severed the _— oe Neon seco ae M+ 1 [Dominion Compousd 40435 | link with Britain and took Total Sales: Industrials 133,800, mines |N Que Ragl 230 335 335 san’ oie my 117 1285 | South Africa out of the Com- and oils 1,001,900. N Sen 34500 34 30 38 +8 |European Growth 6.04 6.60 | monwealth and it was he who ike a Federated Financial (m7 443-bfulfilled the greatest of all — 3 |Federated Growt 5.88 6.43-' : irati the es: Norbeau . 2400 105 105 108 Fonds Collectif A 667 725 |-Afrikaner aspirations—the e TORONTO Nergela 3500, 11 11a |Fonds Collectif B 529 5.46 | tablishment of an A kaner- ference of the EUB church in ate eee 2000 17 16% 16% |Fonds Collectif C 7.50 8.18 | dominated South African’ re- Waterl Ont.. Monday.- AT TORONTO (CP)—Prices ad- | Normetal 200 425 425 425 4.5 Fonds Desjardins A 444 — | public BrertOO, he enoaye | vanced for ‘the third consecutive }N°rP3*. 10000 14 13° «13. --1 | Fonds Desjardins B ‘nh : ‘ CENTRE is Rt. Rev. Wilfred dail ao the to (Bord 2000 10% 10% 10% + % |Fraser_ 964 9.69 | SIGNS OF RIFT C. Lockhart, United Churc oy aero oron'o IN’ Rank 6400" 29 3829 Gis Iné 3.56 3.89 He had’ in fact become a iinecaton. : Stock Exchange Tuesday with |Northcal 8000 36 33 3345 —-114 |Gis Compound 13) 64 Fine “ieoend “Ana be if pemron: industrials and - speculatives |North Exp 7400 52 30 51 —1 |Growth Equity 4.04 ser | MVinE. legend. wer : sharing the limelight. N Can 10300180 163 171 +10 |Growth Oil and Gas.’ 1.4 — | going to be there for another - A total of 3.738:000 [Obagka San PO 8 Guardian: Growth 449 489 | 10 to 15 years, infallible ota 3,758; shares |O’brien 1985 116 115. 115 —1 |Harvard 9.00 9.77 i tible: E traded compared with 3,948,600 Oremska 1700 960 950 955 5 linvestore Growth na agg | and indestructible. Everyone Monday. : ~ ’/Orchan 2875 273. 255 270 +10 |Investors Int! Mutual 331 3.77 | looked. up to him and_ this | at ; Osisk 29000 - 46 «443% 45° +2 [Investors Mutual 4.58 498 | made him the greatest single . | Industrials have» shown govd coe 13500 “15 14% 1444 —1 |xKeystone Cust S-1 18.99, 20.72 || unifying factor in the Afrikan- ° \strength since Finance Minister |Patino - 550 $10% 10% 10% — % |xKeystone Cust S-4 5.14 5.62 | ers’ history. But. now he is : Sh “ d his antiinfla- | Pax _Ist 5500 24% 2% © = ~=— % |xKeystone Cust K-2 6.16 6.73 : : a ee eae Pce Exp_ 14200 23 21% 22 —1 |Molson M Fund 3.62 3.69 : tionary policy Thursday night | priess 4300 154 15 15 Mutual Bond 8.20 8.57 |Regent’ Fund 7.40. 8.09 MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- and the industrial index, an in-|Pick Crow 1000 19 19 19 +114 |Mutual Accumulating 4.82 5.27 |Research Investment 13.66 14.93 ture department quotations: \dicator of key stock move-|Pine Point 1460 $59% 5914 S034 + %4 |Mutual Income 5:80. 6.34 |Savings Investment 6.52 7.13 : t ipts ten. |ments, rose .77 to 146.21. Etacer 1875 $234 22% 23% + V4 |Natural Resources 5.34 5.84 |Exec Fund of Canada 6.33 6.94 i becca ier ae = to the tenia Tk ialoe inde con 740 =, 14 «14 + % |One William’ Street 14.51" — |xtv Electronics 8.96° 9.77 erable ; . . Probe 2500 2 © +1.|Le ¥ P.ELP. 398 4.32 {Ti I ent Fund 6.09 655 59. es . a good spurt after the company |Purdex 1000 10 10 10 Pret yr ig Bikes Mutuel ce ras \United abceane 8.50 9.29 announced a steel price in- |Pyramid 2000 640 625 635 + 5 |Prevident Mutual 5.60 6.09 |Universal Svgs Equity 4.88 5.33 ‘Cheese: Wholesale current |crease Tuesday. The stock |@ Matta 5225 91 65 96 —1 %-l% |xPutnam Growth 10.73 11.73 |Western Growth- 4.82 5.27 f.o.b. Montreal: Quebec white added-% at 23% Algoma Steel Sour oe = a = Raddison 433 4.76 x—U.S. funds. : 49 : —10 42%; colored 42%. _ and ‘Dofasco each were ahead |Radiore 7600 60 37 60 +1 — Skim milk powder: Spray |3, to 26% and 21%. Rayrock 2600 140 135 -135 — 2 processed No. 1 in bags 18-19; | peeirider jumped 4% to 14 Rio Algom 3091 $23% 2315 23% + % roller ss. No. 1 in ba Rio 5.80 Pr 65 $97% 97% 974—% | e proce: . : igs on only 500 shares. Rio Alg e w 755 | ke : ¥ $12% 11% 12% 41% | 15-1642; feed 124-1342; butter SPECULATIVES ACTIVE. Rockwin °7200 115 110 114 +3 milk powder 12 - 12%: whey ket | Roman 110 $14% 14% 14% + % ‘ powder 44% cents The speculative market Tre-|rwan-ce 3000 7 3 eee Potatoes: Wholesale selling |SUmed its heavy trading with @|ryanor 1200 164 164 164-2 ff WE R, JENKINS LTD. A c number. of issues making good |Sarimco 0 16 16. 16-41 | . prices: Quebec 50s .75-.80; 10s gains. —— 2 \Satel 105050 41 3714 38 , = : 24-26; N.B 10s .27-.28. “| Weobex © amt Area, whe re |@ent -— 1723 5 a s+ Ar : Sigma cently encountered copper min-|si' Eureka 300 140 10 te BC Forest 1200 921% MM. 21% eralization in a joint -_drilling’|sivrnas 3200 340 335-340 — 5 BC Phone 100 $61%4 61% 61% + %. Silm 41415078 Brinco W001 $514 6 He program on the Gaspe property Sil. Miller 3500 16 1s Va ea CAE 485 $7% 7 74+ % lof Wexford Mines, highlighted ‘Sit Stand 3300-101” o z . % Cal Pow xd 300 $22% 22% 224 the group. ca Siscoe 2700 -345 330 340 Gas - eae Freeper sia iese-a 4-|.- FTobex...climbed...28...cents....t0.|Stanrek 300-220 216° 230-18 ey “CSL "80 $92 324 3206 % | 2.74 on 416,944 ana ee ee et pO ee mee eee eee Can__ Brew — 10386 $6%_ 6% 6% —_| 16 _cents__to_2.26--on 190,580. = a % zz : = ’ — C Imp Bk C 300 857% S74 574+] On index, golds were up 1.50 Teck Corp 360 520 Sis sis 15 We have a number of new '66 : to 171.56, base metals .25 to | Texmont 9000 78 77) oT 1 Vv wa — "oll C Marconi 00 49% Me ses 3 /87.68 and the TSE .70 to 199.57. |Texore 2000 26s 54 + olkswagens ; CPR 4260 $57 5614 57 +1%| Western oils eased .18 to 98.78. |, 00) A and_ several demonstrators. Cdn P Fina - 200 $10'4 10%, 104+ % : a at : Cent Del 310 $10% 10° 10 —% TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS Sell coe . " er "We must sell" now. Cominco _ 3417 $36%4 3514 35% — % | Distributed by CP Tribag Se ites te Con Paper 490 $96% 36% 364—%4| Toronto Stock Exchange—Sept. 13 /aii0"%o. sory it ious aay tS C Glass 100 $11% 11% 11%+ %| Complete tabulation of Tuesday | 7.04,, 1b. She os = Couvrette A 200 475 475 475 +25 jtr cti in cents Lt Buffad 61600 67 ° ae Dist Seag 1175 .$28%_ 284 2814 — Y% |marked $. z—Odd lot, xd—Ex-dividend. | 1, Keno das oe ie D Bridge 550 $18%2 18% 182 + '% |xr—Ex-rights, xw—Ex-warrants. Net | tq pore 1000 14 14 14 Dofasco 1575 $21% 21 « 21% + % |change is ‘ from previous board-lot Upp Can “1600179177177 4 9! D_ Glass 475. $14.-14 14 >| closing ~ sale. a Urban 20500 23 ~—«O 2 % Du Pont 3025 39% 39% 39% — % ; : Vv ° Ry Eddy M 25 SM M+ Uh Bock — Seles. High Low Close Ch'se | White star 9000 34 ge ai i” Fam Play. 30 $274 274° 275+ M4], Mines _ | Wileo 1460: 41 40 40 Fleetwood 25 $26%4 26% 26% + % | Accra 1500 14 134 146 —1 | winroy e366 18 dee cy Glengair 1645 160 160 160 +5 |Acme Gas 5000 334 32 33 Windfall 7000 27 2% 27 +% Hawk Sid 100 420 420 420 —8 | Advocate 750 400 400 400 Win Mid: see Ste Hollinger 200 $2044 2014 20% Aetna Inv 500 110 102 102 —8% |Vale Lead 500 2 21 21 <3 Home A 524 $2044 20% 2014 + ¥% | Agnico 200 166 168 166 tS Vk Rear 1000 218" 918. 418 4g Hud Bay 155. $70% 70% 70% + % | Akaitcho 1600, 2G 4 2 vie eo. ise ts ais its Husky Oil xd 200 $12 12 12 All Pitch 500. 18 #18 18 +1 |genme 17300 3344-32 3314 — % Husky C- pr 100 $54% 34% 34% Am Moly 2750 53° 53. 53 +1 | Zulapa 700 eo et Imp Oil 715°$52 51% 52 Ang UD 30150 118 111 112 —3 | Imp Tob 870 $13% 13% 13'4 — % | Ansil 1310 10 10 10 bas Oils and Gas Ind Accep . 1815 $20% 20% 20% . 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