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Montreal Exchange

MONTREAL, Max-h w-(cm- Tire JJICK market. I-nished w!» l wgtk oi backing and tacking in a 511- ilgn‘ position on Saturday. In- dexes for all gruvps showed im- prcvemcnl.

Gains oi a. hall a point were dia- pinycd by the issues in the indus- irn; and metal sscmn. The major Jiiz- was earned by Dzminlcn Brzoge. ccnscldated Smclters and Interna- ticmi N.:kel, which. were trailed by Naiona] Steel Car and Ekundation Willi lesser 1111328336.

In the balance c! the list prices were XIllXEd. Montreal Power was dcun in utxlltles, but Shawinigan worked higher. In papers. Price Brothers slipptd and St. Lawrence Corpcratlcn ‘A" was on the up- grade. International Petroleum showed a Jit. in oils and lrsses were regliered by General Steel wares, Canadian Industrial Al- gCllOl and Canadian Celanese pe-

rred.

Total sales: 10,800 shares; Indus- tmx 4,400; Mines, 6,400; Bonds, $6.050.

(zrain

WINNIPEB, March l6—(C‘P)—A lirong display at Chicago, plus gocd export sales o! Canadian wheat, and light offerings. liited wheat, futures Qlltfls to higher levels on Winnipeg gran exchange tiday. While the gains were not large, the marker, had a iirm tone and at the close quotations were l-4—1-8 cent high- er, May wheat at 7B 1-4 and July '!' 7-8 cents a bushel.

Buenos Ali-es prices were un-

vllanged to 1-8 cent higher at the

iirash.

Coarse grain trading was relative- I

lv fight although prices had a 111m tone.

Currencies

NEW YORK, March 16-67?)- Mld ressure developed against ‘he do lars d’ Hang Kong and Shanghai in the short session oi

thr- rree foreign exchange marked“

Saturday,

The Hons Kong unit closed at 24.59 and Shanghai at 5.56. Other mflbr rates were maintained quiet- gnin terms oi United States dol-

The Canadian dollar and the

.und Sterling cliaed unchanged

e Pound held at $4.06 1-2 and the dollar at l discount of I5 1-4

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FINANCE

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"MI-lea ne- ‘Financial Wrllof NEW roux. March 10-mo-

Bulhsh sentiment revived in 1m

Block market Saturday and enabled‘

the list to finish a rather mom ‘m’! m the advancing side.

The Associated Press average oi "stock-swarm soaapomtaz 4!?! and on lllg week showed a net

Exchange

B grade 19-49 1-2; C grade i8.

Potates: Whites no 1 75's .50- 50: no 2. .40~-50; NB mountain no 1 75's .60-.'l0: PEI colcblers no 1 75's .70—.’l5; PEI mountain n) 1 75's .70-'-.B0. Florida. reds, crates. no 1, 2.25.

Markets At A

Glance

(By The Canadian Press) Toronto, Montreal and New York- Stocks closed higher. Winnipeg-wheat 1-4 to r-s of cent higher. New York-Cotton, rubber and c0!- "6 MIMI"; sullr Unchanged.

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guervals and transfers for the two ours oi 285.260 aharu were the l“'8°5l fir a Saturday since Feb. 15- They compared with 153.290 a ‘Wk no.

‘Stacks soaring new highs for tho 5931' included Newport News 815p- nflldlns. NJ. Shiplnflding. Conti- barliai Banking Climax Moly-

"lum find Weson Oil. BAQOHB gainers were U. B. Steel,

ethrhem. Chrysler, General Mo- m’ U-S- Rubber. Douglas Alr- fill- _Western Union. American “Rpm he, Sonia Pb common and v derred. Great. Northern. Ana- “lhl- Mvntzrnrery Ward, Du Pom. Dr Iron Works. White Rock,

mt Mm. and rh-un Mon m J18 Canadian stocks t Bflmm Ind Walker: m hmgn "I: hm bard, while m- y“; 0M1 Nlclrvl rose 8-8. lake H, ittalnrd 3-8 on the curb mar- H" hie mm! o! Canada advanced

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