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Bond Markets Strengthened | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Canadian bond markets lowest level since February,| strengthened in active trading 1961. Hudson Bay Mining was} this week. hardest hit, dropping about $1.! om. 1 day treasury bill yields Total volume for this four- declined to 4.72 per cent from session week at Toronto was 4 49 per cent last week and the Routine Trading On Stock Market By PETER DUNN Press Staff Writer Canadian stock markets set- tled down to routine trading) this week. i w exceptions, the|12,720,099 shares compared with) 4g9 4 ills to 4.88 per cent wesiy art in evidence a/17,218,334 last week, Dollar from 8.3. per hg week ago, particularly among|value was $23,885,696 compared} Day-to-day money was avail- western oils, vanished. There| with $36,944,852. : lable throughout the week at 434 were, however, several high- On index at Montreal, indus-| po) cent, lights in the group. trials gained 3.02 to 532.90 and " On the long term government Central Del Rio, last week's| Western oils 1.63 to 116.03. Golds| market the Canada 44-per-cent sparkplug, appeared to sit out|Slipped .15 to 90.56 and base/issue of 1983 closed at 90% and most sessions, saving itself for|metals 1.47 to 173.90. : ithe Canada 5% per cent 1980 a final-day burst. Friday, with) Volumes at Montreal: indus-| 5+ 192%, both ahead %. takeover gossip mounting, the)trials, 817,303 shares compared On the short and medium- stock raced through more than|with 1,170,018 last week; mines|,.0) markets, prices were 130,000 shares, jumping 65 cents|1.750,400 shaers compared with' 3.24 as much as 45 cents in to $9.50--its best price this year.|last week's 2,293,487, heavy trading. aos the rey iam gained} Provincial and corporate is- cents. st week, company ed slightly. officials put a damper on take- DIVIDENDS alii advanced slig | over oe indicating a ae . A | they planned no offer to any Atlas Steels Ltd., common 25 P od ti ped nag nor did they expect cents, Nov. 1, record Oct. 22. Car r uc on one. Corporation Credit Corpora- Strong issues, however, were) Oct. 31, record Oct. 18 ; Thi W k in the minority, as such) Dickenson Mines Ltd., com-| p 1s wee higher-priced stocks as Pacific) mon five cents, plus five cents Petroleum, Home B, Calgary!extra, Dec. 20, record Nov. 23. TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian and Edmonton and Hudson's Dominion Scottish Invest- motor-vehicle. production this Bay showed fractional losses. ments Ltd.. five per cent pfd. week is estimated at 9,674 units Industrials put on a promis- 6219 cents, Nov. 30 ,record Nov.|compared with 9,514 last week, ing performance early in the) 16. says the Canadian Automobile; week, but: stalled in mid-week.| Ford Motor Cee: vin Chamber of Commerce. | 2 _ mon 45 cents, Dec. 1, record > 'tion is estimated at esp pretahangen : Nov: 1 8 is care compared with 7,849 Steels were pace-setters in the) MacLeod's Ltd., Series Ali') week and 1489 trucks com. main list. pfd. 30 cents, Noy. 15, record)". d with 1.665. Takeover gossip surrounded oc 31 pare 1,009; : Dominion, which gained about) Quinte Milk Products Ltd.,| Production to date this year $2 but company president H. G.cjass A 15 cents, Nov. 1 ,rec- iS estimated at 373.871 units | Welsford said his firm' was not! org Oct. 23. compared with 285,073 in the negotiating merger. The last Salada Foods Ltd., common Corresponding Feeapes last year iste September when' quarteriy| x Com™ Dee: 15: record Nov. reat th 234.604 and. 61 019 ate September when quarterly) 93 Q 234,624 and 61, dividend was cut to 10 cents' United Corporations Ltd.,\trucks compared with 50,44. from 20 cents. Class A 37 cents, pfd. 37 cents,) Car production by companies Fractional losses were predo-| Class B 2249 cents, Nov. 15, rec- this week and this year to date minant among utilities. Other,ord Oct. 31 with figures for last week and weakening influences in the in- eT ae last year dustrial list were refining oils, in brackets, was: pipelines, banks and papers, but NET EARNINGS American -- Motors: 399 (419), losses in these groups were held (1,240), 32,270 (33,702); Ford 2,- to narrow ranges. Consolidated Paper Corp.'408 (1,79), 2,446 (71,213); Gen- Base metals showed a modest! Ltd., mos. ended Sept. 30: eral Motors 3,659 (4.258), 167.- decline on index, but the drop) 1962, $12,007,800, $2.03 a share; 995 (120,229), Studebaker 240 (223), 5,567 (4189). "My best investments hav «. enmy Mutual Life policies" Get the most from your insurance dollar Guaranteed protection and savings--plus high dividends See the Man from M] The Mutual Life me ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA The company with the outstanding dividend record Branch . Office: 69 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario. Tel. RA. 35-6564 Donald H. Moore, C:L.U., Branch Manager REPRESENTATIVES: Bob McDonald, Donald M. Polson, A. George Cunningham, 689 Mary Street, 495 Masson Street, 52 Buckingham Avenue, 725-7973 723-9873 725-9464 Arnold B, Cummer, 521 Phillip Murray Ave. 728-1007 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, October 13, 1962 13 Weekly Summary Of Stock Market Activity the Toronto changed the previous week's year TORONTO WEEKLY STOCK QUOTES By The Canadian Press Declines oytnumbered advances by 337 to 271 on tock Exchange this week. Issues un totalled 215, 12,720,099, down from Total sales for the Quotations in cents the week was 17,218,334 to date are 664,401,001. Volume for unless marked 5§. c Salada A c Dev: Pal 12 WEEK'S MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS By The Canadian Press ------This Week 1962 Sales High Low Close Ch'ge High Low INDUSTRIALS e A 55% 55% $ 2 7 18 Sia Bis $65% 6% $9% 18% Block Wa 15% 44 6% oil 3 25367 24692 19280 15914 dn 6% 8% OILS 3714 2344 37 950 +14% 33 440 950 1 78 nglo Un ent Del Majtrans Place Francoer MINES 9 Purdex Nealon Daering Zenmac A Abitibi pr A A' a A A. 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