7 sun umrr IIO :1 .1 9 2 on 'r SUMMARY foronte: Prleu impeve slmty market lower in medert tal- miiew York: sues. so-on ram ll. . 'n;..ue.n Industrial more so me in quiet tr&1 I Currencies .vi0N'l'nEA!. (cg) - The US. dollar olcsed Tuesday at a count of its per; cent in terms of canadian funds. down 14:. Pound sterling 82.71 I-16, down. Toronto Stocks TORONTO (CP)-Coppeu dons mated the stock market's sixth straight setback Tuesday as all ' sections closed with index losses. The base its worst loss since Oct. l as it dropped almost three points. llud son Bay was a leading influence Wm; a aispolnt decline. Western oils managed to pull up near the close and finish with I 10" 0' only a few decimal points. The copper slump continued in the second session in a row but may": losses were not as severe as the one which ripped throulh the section Monday. Bethlehem was the heaviest loser. off I! cents. as investors sold off in the wake of recent declines in the melai's value on the world mar ket. Chibougarnsu Jaculet and Copper Rand Chibollllmlll. Which u made a strong comeback near the I close. lost is cents. Norsnda dipped 196 amona N-MI senior base metals. Falconbridli and Steep Rock lost is. Hoyle lost 25 cents in illnlors. ' western oil losses outnumbered gains three to one but a late gain of iv. norm by Bailey Selburn A boosted the section's index. Great Plains. down We Willi-I Wu”- eioseownh a saaoolnt 1001- Gml Sweet Grass lost 3 cents small! metal index sutfered -In-In lower priced issues as it touched is s new low of 31.77. New sill?” ior. Central Exvlor-tlm -III commonwealth lost 15 cent! 90 touch new lows. Central Leduc was one of the few stocks to II”! 0” m9 03' "M .20 cent climb. security also added 15 cents. index lossee:'golds off -33 A0 10.53: base metals off 2.3! to 231.64; western oils of! -10 to 151.04. '"'-';”''.T? 3i."'..'I1? :33?" runs. steel lasaugo-oot. I (Quoted-a in esete sales marked I. s-Odd M-It aiia LL: l. Ii s? 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Montreal Stocks MONTREAL (CP)-A narrowly and quietly lower trend prevailed again Tuesday as industrials drifted down on the Montreal and Canadian stock exchanges. Price movements were mainly frac- tional. ' Noranda led base metals lower. losing a point while Powell River dipped it and Howard Smith faded it among papers. Banks were a firm spot as lmperla jumped I"ls in ilgb turnover. Refining oils were generally easier as Imperial lost 155. Me- Call gained IVs in the section. B.C. Telephone and F ” an Power dipped IA among utilities. Steels were mainly steady while bever- ages moved up minor fractions. Among the miscellaneous fssau Canadian Vlckers, General 17!!!- mics. Ogilvie. Du Poet and Ford A all lost a point. Mines were moderately active as a downward trend held WI!- Bouun. Chib Jacnlet and Mont- gary dipped between 10 and 15 cents. a The stock exchange's closill averages show banks uP 0-50 3' 53.64. utilities off 0.7 It 133.0: All- dunmn off or at no.1. combined off 0.5 at 24.2.1, papers off 5.03 It (454.51 and guide up o.44 at not IONTIIAI. clams liocll Iy The Canadian Press Abltibl ssv. Gt mm 0 no or am new south 37 Assam :1 mad as: Ill! '7 aux um 52 imp 0!! "VI Bank NE an int Nick I0 am. c Nsl av. in run INVI Bathurm .4 is int Pete M Bell ma ituenar 010 Brazil W: cat! I0 am Prod an N St. Car 11 c Cement so-.2 Noranda We C Cement pr 28 Obalti 31 C Stenmlhin 27 Fertile ll 9 C Bnk Com 5: Price 51 can Brew as - Pew 8! Cdn Brew pr 26 Royal Bank 0694 Cdn Ceian nu. sanute mi C Chem I L Corp 73Vs PR am Ehawln I3 Cockshntt 'lVs st I55 Sesgrams (2 Un Steel IHA D Bridge 20V: Walker '1 Dom Tar ms CANADIAN Foundation 21 Conn Pap 955 Fraser 3556 F W N. Y. STOCKS NEW YORK (AP)-The stock market declined slightly T cod!!! in one of the dullest of the recent sequence of sluggish sessions. Key stocks kept their gains and losses within the range of a Point or so for the most part. There was no great pressure on any di vision. Prjeoccupation with the "PMS! dentlal prospects was said by brokers to be the single dominant factor in the market. Except for adding another ele meat of caution, the Polish up heaval seemed to have little im pact on trading. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks dipped 30 cents to 3179.30. Fruehauf Trailer was the most active stock, off in at 2556 on 23, 300 shares. Second was General Motors, off Vs at AGV4 on 20.100 shares. Rails made a somewhat more pronounced dip today following their good rise of last week. US. Steel dropped Va and Youngstown Sheet and Tube gain as. Chrysler was up My despite the strike at its parts plant in Detroit. Prices were mixed among Cans dlan issues on the New York ex change. Mclntyre was up 9': and Distillers Seagram advanced 96 On the downside. Hudson Bay Mining slipped 116 and Aluminium Ltd. was 86 lower. Among Canadian issues on the American exchange Jupiter Oils and Scurry Rainbow gained 116. Other issues were mostly lower. Shawinigan lost lr'.-. Canadian Mar conl and Sapphire Petroleum: slipped Va. Smaller losers included Great Sweet Grass Oil, Eureka. Molybdenllc of Canada and Pres fon East Dome. What stocks did: Advances Decline .... Unchanged . .. Total issues . . . . . . . .. U02 1101 NEW roux ct. N6 srocxs I; The Canadian Press Beth Steel 168 Kennecotf HIM Borg Warner IN Monty one C and 0 68 NY Cent Am Cons Edison s:iV4 Radio Corp TIM El Auto L am Sid Oil NJ 5! Gen Elec VIM lltd Aircraft mt Goodyear 71 Vanadium AW: Gt Nor ll! 4M Westnlae I296 ON 3 OP.TH E TONIGHT T0 to 11 P. M. CECY-TV Channel 13 3 Produce S MONTREAL ture t quotations: Sun: 57; large M1 medium 46; small I 46: C 34. Receipts: 1,or14. latter: Current non-tenderabla receipts. 5W4: current tenderable receipts 57V4. Fresh grade cream- wholeeale nomtenderable 5tiV4-5834. Cheese: f.o.b. factory: Ontario white 8835: colored 34: delivered Montreal. Quebec white ma; col- ored 3296; wholesale Ontario white as; colored 3588; wholesale Que- bec white 3356; colored asst. Potatoes: NJ). 75: 1.50 - Loo; N.B. 50s 1.oo- .05: N.B. 10s .75-.27; P.Ei 75s I 175; Que. new 753 1.1!-1.35; P.E.T. 10s 29-.30. Grain WINNIPEG irregular in moderately active trade on the Winnipeg grain ex- change Tuesday. Export interest in barley appeared and oats had domestic shipping American demand. Closing prices: Oats: Oct. 81168; Dec. May N; Jly '78'l4A. May l.04A: Jly 1.02WA. Flax: Oct. 3.138; Dec. 2.78-2.78 Vs; May 2.8lV4-Vi: Jly 2.78hA. Small cases. extra-large fresh wholesale tenderable 5895. i l I 'l97 NEW hcrun: srcnou You'll like the new; improved Picture Section. It will be more colorful. it will be stories told in picture sequence. Smarter in dress snd design-and more enioysbic to read. A Sea Cook Is No Longer The (cm .. Ag:-(cu. Puniesi Man On Board BLACKVILLE, N. B. (CP)e-The! men on board the Ontario. partic- days when the duties of ship's cook automatically fell to the, puniest. if not the best-tempered member of the crew, are no more. Tiurg me ward from cpo Geomelaslronoznical figures, he admits "med and Workffl cheered Bat- Mclntyrc of Blackvllle 'and Vic- he finds it difficult to adjust him- torla. B. C.. senior member of mg! galley staff on the 9,-ton train- ing cruiser, Ontario. "In the old days, the cook was usually the weakest man on- board," says CPO Mclntyre. "Bo? Experience." lcause he wasn't able to do any f""Y- "Quite different from super- .heavier work, he was made 31- V3111! dilly Pl'eParatians of 1.!!! sponsihie for the food. Today. you meals. vlul the baklns of 260 cruise. Used to thinking have to be in top shape to work WIVES of bread. in this branch of the navy. A navy cook since 1938. McIn-3 9' E” tyre and his staff have a man- . A pounds of 1, 10,135 (cmppricn wempsiezed job providing for the 60 "'98 D0unds of Average monthly vegetables. and 3,672 I Things have N- R"; 0”. 13315: Dec. 144os,.I.A;lsince CPO Mclniyre Ma.V 1461:; Jly 1.4592. I , Prices for class two wheat foryservlce employs the latest cook- ""'3'?51 HlId.export to countries outside !WA: 1 "1! techniques and 1 nor 1,71:y,; 1 Lggsg; 3 1,5914; 1 and all food is subjected to thor- tic .navy 18 years ago. ,4 i.54W.: 5 i.449i; 61 .4052; l du-. ough inspection before it is taken 7W; 'rum 2.4454: 2 2.4396; s 2.4m; IWAlaboard. and d ti 1 : Barley: Oct. l.07Vs: Dec. l.03hhA l2 1mg:-,'essc1.g;s?;' 3 1.594; 1 nor 1.7ii ”The work isn't ca 3 highest grade ularly when the ship is on a long; self to restaunnnt eating ashore. "Ordering a solitary meal for" myself and not having anything to do with its preparation is a funny Lawren" HIV"- Wben completed. she will re- place the 51-year-old Sambro eta- tioned at the entrance of Halifax he confesses pie foods is something likei loaves of bread, 18,1331 4'; is much to be said for it when you . I 5434; 5 IAFA; 6 IAOSA; domes-ihavc the finest equipment and the l durum 2.00';i; I i.9iWs: food; at with," says Mcintyre. l.aunch- New Lightship For Halifax Harbor of meals in LAUZON, Que. rue- harbor. consumption . dozen eggs. ” vastly Ventered the Today. the put equipment. The candiepower standby. SPECIAL FEATURES fixed sy. but there to work specifications. 1? mwfe 7m:Zwee.( THE NEW! NEW!! NEW.!! STARWEEKLY in its compact TABIDID SIZE (CF) - Horns urdny night as the no-toot hull of the lightahlp Sarnbro II slid down the ways at the George C. Davie and Sons. Ltd.. and into the waters of the St. ul Mrs. Alex Watson. wife of the assistant director of marine ser- vice who helped deslgn the ship, sponsored the vessel and sent If down the ways after the tradi- tional phampagne christening. ins y to the minister of transport. spoke on behalf of the department. A tripod foremast will support the 130.000 candelpower flashing light 57 feet above water level. ship will carry I 29.0!!! light Built to transport- department the stubby vessel incorporates many features ppcul- shipyard An air conditioning system which changes the air in living quartnl so times an horn will suck in fresh air mushroom- shaped ventilators on deck. The mushroom design will allow the ship to ride out the worst sienna without shipping water. 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