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Today's Toronto Stock Market Listings TORONTO 11 A.M, STOCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--April 11 (Quotations in cents unless marked $. tot, xd--Ex-dividend, Rig rights, xw--Ex-warrants. Net change is; from 'previous board-lot closing sale.) INDUSTRIALS 11 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge $45% 45% 5% + % Stock Abitibi AltaGas AltGas B pr 10$1 AltaGas w 215 $ 100 00 Une 13% 16% 53% 28 314 9% 8% 25% 22% -- %) 30% -- Mi) 330+% 87 +2 | 80% -- % +h ---% +% +% +% Can Cem Can Foils A 5) Cl F 4% 223. Can Malt 56 | 85% + % %| 1540 100 200 600 390 26) 850 300 4 10% --~ 10 Cdn Can A c¢ Chem w CGas In w 144+ % . ue | +5 | + %) | 615 21% 19% 15 48% 2% 300 D Bridge xd 200 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 55 Sis 13 55 64% +" 10 Btock 12% +% DM zo 250 Dom Stores 625 Dom 'Tar Du Pont ly A Exquisite Fleet Mfg Ford (US) Gen Bake G Dynam GP Drill A 250 1055 3205 375 213 250 130 1600 Horne Pf Imp Oil Imp Tob Inc Accep Ind Min Inland Gas Inland G w Int Nickel Int Util Int S11 P Inv Syn A Jock wits Jockey rts Kelly DA batt 5% 54 16) +10 1% 81% + % 4 44 190 1 t land a See Lau F 125 Levy Levy pr Leland Log G 1p MB PR M Lé Mill Mass-F Met tores M Cont A Molson A 3a + % 8 e 7 | Vestfair 4| Weston B 4} Wstn AjAeme Gas Stock St Maurice jalada F Salada F w 90 jelkirk A 160 jaowin xd = 208 Slater Steel 400 steel Can 1344 Tor-Dom Bk 112 Towers wts 309 fT Fin A 1025 i Fin 4% 215 $101 ar Can PL 1518 $24% "rans-Mt 250 'rans PPL Jn Gas fendomat vak GW VCoast Tr iCoast vt Vesteel 105 $14% 850 450 $23% 300 0 $85% $564 345 100 100 100 23 223 4% pr 25 Zenith 300 1135 220 3 $40% Zeller's 1000 1450 25 1800 2050 400 500 439 Bailey S A Bailey S pr Banff C Chiefta C Delhi Cdén Lev C Ex Gas Cent Del C Mic Mac Fargo Glacier Home A Home B H B OU G Jump Pnd Long Point t ;|N Concord + % +% 163 $8 4 $1it6 100 $14% 1 $22%4 2 300 Fd | % + Y%|Weburne 21 |N Cont jPac Pete 2 Un Oj {Un Reef P 7 Wstates 575 OILS 105 23% 4% 65% 345 $50%° 5 21% Me 14% 37% 21% 1% 57% 18% 17% 9% 38 21% 40% 450 11 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'je 103 4% Ye 850 8 +5 14 50 5 23% -- % $13% 13% 13%+ % 85% +1% 6542 + % 2% + % 44+ % 37% 214-- % 1% 57% 18%+ % 17% + % 9% -- 38 21% $9844 98% 2% 395 390 395 +5 40%4-- % $1l% 11% 11% 3505 OHS | wes Frobi: 11 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 300 118 118 118 +3 1000 233 3 +1 MINES Abacus €500 33 Acad Uran 1000 Amal Rare 410) Anacon 533 Anglo Hur 800 Area 500 Arjon 20200 4 Arcadia 21520 A Arcd Bw 3900 Atl C. Cop 1109 Barnat Bethim Bibis 3Bideop Black Bay Bouzan Bralorne Buff Ank Cc Dyno C Silica Cdn NW Stock W Decalta Windfall 102 109 109 8h 8% 8% $12% 12% 125% 193 183 190 + 18% 18% 16% 6 2 2 Cassiar Cent Pat Chib-Kay Comb Met C_ Discov CG Arrow C Halli 32% 32% -- 4) 11 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'gt 825 810 835 840 1030 $231 27% 22% +1 500 570 565. 565 --S 1200 127 125 12% --1 185 185 185 9% 9 24 50--«(«S 4% 4 14 9% 9% 9% 12% 12% 12% $49% 49% 494--% 6 6 Bb +% 6 63 6 --1 55 55 8S +1 Stock Kerr Add Lab Min Dufault Mentor Meta Uran Min Corp 6 14% Mt Wright 7 79 --1 iz --S 5% 22 0. 34 $14% 1456 | Pie) 116 5% 5i% 22% 22% 8 8S = 8B 22% 22% 22--% 3 35 635 12% 12% 1244 % 145 (145 (145 64 6% 64+ % 283 283 --10 00 283 33 655 645 645 C Mosher Conwest 4|Cop Corp Craigmt D'Eldona Delhi' Pac Denison Dicknsn Donalda Duvan East Mal East Sull 5 sher Geco Mines Glenn Uran 1 Goldale Joldray Hollinger Hud Bay Irish Cop Iron Bay {Ise Jellicoe Jonsmith Loggers Taxes Change Offered OTTAWA (CP) -- The fed- era government will go two- thirds of the way toward re- moving double corporation in- come tax on Ontario and Brit- ish Columbia logging firms, Fi- nance Minister Fleming said Tuesday night. | He invited the two provinces/removing the existing tax dis-|Canada Packers B, up one point} to go the rest of the way. The federal step--a tax credit of two-thirds of the provincial tax on logging income, up to a maximum tax rate of 10 per cent--was offered conditionally last year. It depended then on B.C. and Ontario granting the other third. Companies in the two prov- inces have been the only ones subjected both to the federal and provincial corporation in- come taxes and.a provincial tax on logging income. Mr, Fleming said.the "un- ique". federal concession may cost about $3,000,000 over a full tario and B.C. logging firms could claim their provincial tax on an expense in calculat federal income tax, they still) most of the day, the stock mar-| lesed with a rally|? which boosted all sections above | Great Le carried a heavier tax load than other indusiries. Mr. Fleming said the federal step 'will go a long way toward crimination of forestry indus- try corporations, irrespective of any action which the provinces may take. hoped they will, the discrimin- a Stock Market Rally Boosts All Sections TORONTO ket Tuesday Monday's levels. (CP)After strug: Industrial le aders included and imperial Oil, ahead 3g. Al- goma § On index, industrials gained) Buffalo is the first U.S. Great. Steel-dropped 34. BUFFALO (AP) -- A serious loss of overseas shipping via the St. Lawrence Seaway appeared possible Tues Buffalo as lines connec kes and Mediter surcharge o loadings. The surcharge to shippers out of Buffalo will be 10 per cent ship lines' pub- ive June l. jabove the stea lished rates, effe ay for the port of} Im lan N Algom |Ryanor 1 | nt 184 182 184 2% 24% 24% 41 5 400 405 Sales to 11 Foreign Shipping Loss Possibility William Townsend of the Lan- leaster Steamship Agency said lsuch a development, plus possi- ble surcharges on imports as would further cripple the | Canadian Debts Of $3,345,000,000 ITTAWA (CP)At the end of uary Canadians owed $3,- % : 54 to 620.08, golds .04 to 86.32,/Takes port to be placed in a _ "Moreover, if the provinces|hase metals 1.49 to 205.85 and|surcharge category by interna- imposing a logging tax supple-|western oils .39 to 116.86. Vol- sl i ment our tax credit with a cre-|ume was 3,293,000 shares com- dit of their own, as it is to be|pared with Monday's 2,834,000. surcharges. Falconbridge and Interna- ation wil be removed complet-|tional Nickel were strongest in ely," jbase metals, rising 1%4 and one|can Great Lakes-Mediterranean| He said the reason he pro-|point respectively. Consolidated poses a two-thirds tax credit is|Mining and Smelting dipped % that the federal corporation in-|and come tax is about twice as large|Speculatives a$ the provincial logging and/gain 10 cents to $6.55. income taxes combined in On-| Hudson Bay Mining %. saw_ Northgate jtional shipping lines. iCanadian ports operate under | The extra rate for loadings jwas announced by the Am |Freight Conference, represent- jing 11 lines. Several! $45,000,000 to finance compan- tores and banks on the pur- chases' of consumer goods. Tne bureau of statistics said today this figure was down 0.8 per cent from one month ear- lier. Average weekly wages in manufacturing rose to $75.47 in January from $72.85 in Decem- Shipping agents here fear the) ber. In the same period aver- moye could lead to,similar. sux, charges by other conferentes iseas areas, page lidurly earnings fell to $1.86 jfrom $1.88 and the average work In western oils, Calgary and|for cargo headed to other over-|week lengthened to 40.6 hours {Edmonton added %4 from 38.8. year and perhaps $1,500,000 in)t@tio and B.C. the current fiscal year. He reviewed the backgroun of the situation and efforts to} reach a solution. He had tried earlier this year to arrange a meeting among the three gov- ernments and the industry but! "owing to the position taken b B.C. it was not possible to choose a date . . . satisfactory | to all the parties concerned." | The double-taxation situation|# became possible first in 1947 un-': der the federa-provincial tax sharing agreements. While On NET EARNINGS | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Consolidated Building Corpor- ation Ltd., year ended Feb. 28: 1962, $1,438,326, $1.22 a share; 1961, $1,202,198 (no figures avail- able for share earnings as com-| pany was then privately owned). | Fluor Corporation Ltd., 3 mos. ended Jan. 31: 1962, $333,271, 39) cents a share; 1961, $342,704, 40 cents, Greening Industries Ltd., year) ended Dec. 31, 1961, $161,231, 28 cents a share; 1960, $50,372, nine | cents. Holt, Renfrew and Co. Ltd., year ended Jan. 31: 1962, $351,-/ 421, $1.76 a share; 1961, $301,- 250, $1.51. | Viau Ltd., year ended Dec.| 31: 1961, $259,428, $1.11 a share; 1960, $308,984, $1.32. | Westburne Oil Co. Ltd., year| ended Dec. 31: 1961, $48,851, one! cent a share; 1960, $90,480, 1.8, cents. DIVIDENDS | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Cochenour Willans Gold| Mines Ltd., 7 cents, June 21, record May 31. | Dominion Scottish Invest- ments Ltd., pfd. 62% cents,' May 31, record May 17. Loblaw Co. Ltd., Class a 4) 1-16 cents, Class B 4 1-16 cents, | pfd. 60 cents, June 1, record) 1-16 cents, Class B 4 1-16 cents, | 'd. 60 cents, June 1, record ay 9. Loblaw Groceterias Co. Ltd.,' common 70 cents, 2nd pfd. 70) cents, pfd. Series A 37% cents,} June 1, record May 9. | Rapid Grip and Batten, Cass) A 15 cents, July 1, record June} 14. Class A 15 cents, Oct. 1, rec-! ord Sept. 14. } ANNOUNCE CONVENTION | TORONTO (CP) -- The fifth triennial convention of the De-| partment of Veterans' Affairs Employees' National Associa- tion will te held here April 30- May 3. Delegates from across Canada wil! be attending the| meeting, with Col. G..L. La londe, deputy minister of vet-| erans' affairs, addressing a) Plan Revealed To Bring News To All Areas UNITED. NATIONS (AP)--A vast United Nations papers and radio to the most remote villages of Asia and Af- rica within the next 15 years program |< designed to bring daily news- General Assembly. The cost of the plan. was esti- eign leans, investments ives, was laid before. the Rights Commission M ny. The plan was presented by Tor Gjesdal, mass..eammunica tions chief of the UN. Educa tional, Scientific .and Cultural Ig a_ set. Organization, who reported on a three-year survey carried out at the request of the 104-nation mated at $3,400,000,000 -- about 30 per cent to be raised by for- and grants and the rest to be fur- ed by the countries them- The minimum aim of the pro- gram is to provide 10 copies of daily newspapers and five radio .Human'receivers for every 100 inhabit- Z '- lants in any country. Efforts are being made to develop radio re- .jceivers which can be sold for THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 11, 1962 23 Buy Canadian Moves Urged OTTAWA (CP) -- A further move to encourage foreign- owned companies operating in €anada to place their fire and casualty insurance with Cana- dian firms was announced Tues- jday night by Finance Minister Fleming. The problem is created by for- eign corporations carrying on business in Canada, and Cana- dian corporations which are controlled abroad, which ar- range fire and casualty insur- ance on their Canadian opera- tions through agents or brokers outside Canada. Last year, the government imposed a 10-per-cent tax on the premiums paid in Canada to insurers not authorized 'to transact the business of insur- ance in Canada. se | Mr, Fleming announced the 10-per-cent tax would be applied lto premiums paid insurers auth- orized to transact business' 'in Canada but. who make or renew the insurance through an agent or broker outside Canada. A&P FANCY QUALITY TOMATO JUICE 28-FL-OZ TINS Reg. tin 27¢c -- SAVE 4°99. Reg. tin 27¢ -- SAVE 9c Steck Up and Save During ANN PAGE (3 VARIETIES) BEANS wm PORK 9c A&P's Canned CHOICE QUALITY Foods Sale! A:P TOMATOES 28-FL-OZ TINS 4. 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