DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS SUMMARY foronto — Market mixed, light New York — Stocks mixed, ' gteel, aircrafts in demand. Moptreal—Market light, indus- @rials ahead.; CURRENCIES MONTREAL (OP) — The U-S. dollar closed Friday at a dis- count of 4 3-32 per cent in terms of. Canadian funds, down 1-32. Pound sterling $2.69%, down 3-16. DIVIDENDS International Bronze Powders titd., 15 cents, pfd., 37% cents duly 15, record June 25. Laurentide Acceptance Corp., Lid., class A 15 cents, July 31, record July 15. Reynolds Aluminium Company of Canada, 4% per cent pfd., $1.19, Aug..1, record July 1. PRODUCE MONTREAL (CP)—Agriculture + department quotations: Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices te country station, wooden cases, extra-large 41, large 40, medium 2, small 22, B 19, C 15. Receipts 15. p Butter: Current receipts, ten- derable 63%, non - tenderable 62%4; fresh grade creamery prints job price 64-65; fresh wholesale, tenderable, 64, non - tenderable, * 6344. Cheese: Delivered Montreal not waxed, Quebec white 33, colored 33; wholesale Quebec white 34, colored 3444; current receipts On- tario white f.o.b., grading station 3542-37 3-16, colored 35%s-37 3-16; wholesale Ontario white and col- ered no quotation. Potatoes: N.B. 75s 2.50 - 2.75; N.B. 50s 1.60-1.75; N.B. 10s .40- 45; P.ElL 75s 2.85 - 3.00; P.E.l 10s 45; Virginia new 100s 600; Virginia 50s 3.00. MONTREAL MONTREAL (CP) — Prices were mixed to generally higher with mainly fractional changes at the close of the Montrsal and Canadian stock exchanges Fri- day. Among firmer papers, Eddy A dropped 7 to 63%. Abitibi rose 1% to 37%, and Howard Smith was up one point to 41. Consoli- dated Paper rose % to 41%. Utilities were mixed; Gatineau Power dropped a point at 38'2, while Quebec Power rose a point at 40. Other changes were frac- tional. Metals were generally higher. Rises of % were noted in Argus at 38, Asbestos at 28, Canada Iron at 33% and Canada Bronze at 2234. Steels were steady. Banks slipped a bit. Royal lost % at 8. In foods two new lows were hit by Loblaw’s A at 32% down %, and Loblaw’'s B at 3242, down ‘2. Labatts hit a new low at 27%, down 1%. Other beverages rose; Molson's A at 26% and Molson's B at 26 each rose '. Penny issues were finm.New Hosco rose 24 cents at 1.00. Abit- ica gained 17 cents at 69, and Or chan seven cents at 1.00. The closing averages show banks off 0.06 at 67.21, utilities off 0.8 at 158.0, industrials up 1.3 at 313.9, combined up 0.5 at 260.2, papers up 7.6 at 455.7 and golds unchanged at 88.35. Cdn Brew pr = &t. L Corp. w% ,| Cdn Celan 214% Shawin 0% ‘}€ Int Power 1% Steel m% C int Power pr 46% Trans Can PL 25 CPR 2% Un Steel = Cockshutt — Walker ~ Be Seagrams 37% =©6©CANADIAN D Bridge 2 @=6 Cons: Pap al Dom Tar ww Ford 1% Foundatioa 14 NEW YORK NEW YORK (AP) — The pro- posed merger of Texaco with Su- perior Oil of California provided some excitement ih a dull and irregular stock market Friday. The merger, if it goes through, would create a firm with com- bined operations controlling an estimated 8 per cent of total oil production in the United Staes. Texaco’s proposed akeover of Superior Oil would be on the basis of 2% shares of Teaxo for each share of Superior. Texaco rose steadily to a net gain of 4% to close at 79%. —~ Superior Oil closed with a gain of 105 points, putting the closing price at 1,825. Aircrafts ended with moderate gains. : Steel wound up the day with a mixed pattern. and chemicals drifted off. The Associated Press average) of 60 stocks closed unchanged at| $223.70. Gainers among Canadian stocks on the New York Ex- change, were Aluminium Lid., up) %, McIntyre Porcupine, up ‘4, and Canadian Pacific and Distil- lers Seagrams %. Dome Mines Rails, coppers, motors, airlines| j 10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., June 20, 1959 ' ‘/ Total issues 1185 1204 | 171.81; western oils off .01 to| | me we oe Ne. s Cc and 0 71%. Radic or TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS [Gone Raison Ge ma OU MD Sone By The Canadian Press EI Aute Ei 4% «Utd Aircraft 53%| Terente Steck Exchange—June 1 Gen elec % Vanadium (Quetations im cents unless marked 6. Goodyear 198 ~Westngse —————~——O Gt Nor Ry 4% rights, xw—Ks-warrants.) ee Steck et S Acad Uren 10 1 Hu TORONTO a oe oS Agnico me ee 8s @& finn “ae es 1a A > =e TORONTO (CP)—Seniors were ; down in base metals Friday (Vier eR OM ty 3 the Toronto Stock Exchange|Am Nephe mee 6 3 @ a quiet. Noranda dipped % at 5lj2|Ancle Hur me SI Mk Da — or Mae aun sae me M2 while juniors were gener. Area a 15 + quiet. Noranda dipped % at 5i'z|Aubele = ue a ates ae eee - 52 i Hudson Bay Quemont. Amnor at cone Golds had Dome down % at 19| pares =. and Kerr-Addison, off % at 20%4.| Base Metals zo Mcintyre added % at 90% and/Bss ume RSM Bet Campbell Red Lake was up %iBeav Let 1900 w@ MM 1 —% at 11%. ~ i (Continued on Page 13) Western oils were mixed as seniors had the odd winner while juniors were down. 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