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1 THE OSHAWA TUMBS, Seturdey, Bocomber 18, 1962 Weekly Summary Of Sto el 8 Weel ---- 1962 Stock Sales High Low Close Ch'ge High Low 700 360 360 300 ---S 410 270 oeien 33 33 33 31% Zellers 30 $33 a Zellers pr 5S HT 47% 47% 1% 4% | <tieita, (Gunner Mine. Leads > ck Market Activity Stock Market Trades z By PETER DUNN first bid, but said he found the|value was $31,732,829 compared Canadian Press Staff Writer |new terms acceptable. with $35,018,396. This Week--------- Sales High Low Close Ch'ge High Lew m2 % +2. 57600 76 Th this ins Stock Moneta ee ld Low Close Oh'ge High Low a6 --% 3% He 100 +5 6305 OW 175 : Canadian Press Enon Le Re tad & eents 38 asf at 7 3 16% ri See Press MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS checeis By The Cevds'es ----This Week - INDUSTRIALS 02210 $2014 17% 19% 42% 49065 $19% 18% 19% + He 425066 $194 12 12% $10% OH 10% -- 32732 $304 30 30 -- Me At f nq Oo Brew ou 58 OILs 3 3TH +8 40 3 30 @ 51 2 b+ " 4 if +8 +1 ' 3 + 18% --2 i dd aperge ay 'a + 2% 2 107 107 EEREEE #Fg° « 2 22 at 3 2M 3540 + % +10 caer ais £99 me na wuntas, SE Byvi 1gNNEAzEs° : 8 ay $3 a3 +1 i++] Pan eoee * z bd 2 Sesess" s ee "ii Sotp Ut g x agegeggiygee.gue gteztss B-BEGBEE* EES" 8g -Eg* eer aR Ar 3 "$F¢ aq ca g 4 2 * S88 eS 4 . e, Wueaeed magea > 33 SB z 2 = r= BelieusGlGie eettey out i " z § #3" aaaanwan zag? * i Ge. a hedge. 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Asbestos Un Buffad Un Keno Un Fort Upp Cap Vandoo Vauze Vespar Vioiam Weedon Werner W Malar West Mines 3 3. 9500 10% 9% 10% 41 12500 5 5 Yale Lead Yellorex Yk Bear Young HG Yukeno Yukon Zenmae 35 "4 4 4 27750 28% 35% 27 Zulapa 9900 «16 ls 16 Oils 4 ené 6 LA Bae 8% 416380 41 (31 63228 118 =F Batley S A 15495 900 915 90 --I15 1 Bailey S pr 425 $22% 21% 214 --1% Ball § 5% pw 825 $24%y UK BMY + Bantt 4200 7 8 Asamera 106 000 88 88 BB 3790 $12% 11% 12% -- % 10750 21 20m 4035 812% 12 1 3400 812% 11%¢ 114 --~ 4632 $12 svaSieed: we = a NCO wie 1 325 325 ~--10 12% 11% lik --1% "4 " 1m +4 Northid 2 700 end 10750 20 17 18 me O % 6 Okalta 475 UY 1% 1% Pac Pete 17775 $124 12 12 Pac Pete wts 70 630 635 Palliser 400 35 3335 242540 48 26880 30 10500 73 41750 38 6800 is 31300 51 9650 30 1400 275 61283 & uss Pamoil Permo Peruv Olle Petrol Phillips Place Ponder Prairie Oil Provo Gas Quonto 137466 Ranger 2250 Sarcee $100 102 Secur Free 9117 690 South U 235100 19 12940 . 11 c7100 T Tidal 300 130 1 [iene Can 319) 45 43 45 Tlad OU 15146 173 160 160 Unive OU 2500 810% 1014 167 rr Stanwell =I0 -% rn 6 is a3] 3% gt genaZogeheyQSgot uSe SS eSses 22% 20% be] 7 10% "we " 10% 460 a" A handful of highlights helped ease disa 'ment over an- other dismal performance by Canadian stock markets this week, Foremost among the atten- tion 4 etters was Gunnar Min- » wi bid for control by racing through unprecedented daily volumes en route to its best price of the year. Hughes Gold Mines offered $11 each for 1,300,000 Gunnar shares, J. S. LaBine, Gunnar president, fired off telegrams to shareholders advising them to defer action on the bid, Gunnar traded more than 700,- 000 shares on the week, climb- ing to a year's peak of $11.25. It closed at $11, ahead $1.95. Teck-Hughes touched a 1962 high of $1.82. before easing to $1.64, up eight cents. OFFER INCREASED Stedman Brothers, Canada- wide retail store chain, saw brisk action following news that a takeover offer, first an- nounced anonymously last week, had been increased, The bidder was revealed as Gamble - Skogmo Inc., United States retail chain with outlets in Western Canada, Its initial offer, $17.50 each for 630,000 Stedman shares, was. boosted to $20 each and extended to cover all shares outstanding. G. H, Stedman, president, ad- vised shareholders to reject the DIVIDENDS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Alberta Natural Gas Com. Pany, common 20 cents, Dec. 31, record Dec. 21. Anglo Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills Ltd., pfd. 70 cents, Jan. 20, record Dec. 31, Building Products Ltd., com- mon 22% cents, Jan, 2; record Dec. 21. Canadian Chemical Co, Lid., common 15 cents, Jan. 16, re. cord Dec. 27. Canadian Ice Machine Co, Lid., Class A 20 cents, Jan. 2, record Dec, 21. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, common 50 cents, plus 25 ents extra, Feb. 1, re. cord Dec. 31, Consolidated Mining .and Smelting Co. of Canada Lid., common 40 cents, plus 20 cents, Jan, 15, record Dec. 21: Dominion Dairies, pfd. 43 cents, Jan, 15, record Dec. 28; pfd .44 cents, April 11, record March 29, Dupont of Canada Ltd., com. mon 35 cents, Jan. 30, record Dec. 31. Hiram. Walker - Gooderham Worts Lid., common 40 cents, Jan. 15, record Dec, 27. Monarch Knitting Co. Ltd., common 10 cents; 4% per cent pfd. $1.12%4, Jan. 2, record Dec. 21 Zellers Ltd, common 35 cents; pfd. 56% cents, Feb. 1, record Jan. 2. Pato Consolidated Gold Dred. ging Ltd., 50 cents special in. terim, Dec. 31, record Dec. 24, h reacted to a surprise] th: A group headed by 'Teck-|$1 The stock traded as .12--best this year~c! at $19.87, ahead $2.37. h as ing lower, with pai decline, dated Paper both dropped more easing. Montreal climbed about Most other groups mixed, with price swings con- fined to narrow ranges. | Base metals moved lower on average, with such key issues as International Nickel, Hudsor Bay Mining and Falconbridge dropping as much as $1,50. In the oils, Canada Southern climbed to a year's high of $5.60 on speculation over the results of drilling on company prperty in northern British Columbia, It lost all the gain, however, clos- ing at $4.85, down 20 cents on the week. Total volume at Toronto was 9,989,871 shares compared with 11,869,593 last week. Dollar trials woah cenit tae tea tie to 1 Sa Abiti and Consoli-/rose ll to 187.71. On index at Toronto, indus- 4.05. to 565, 22 te eb.18 and veel Volumes at Montreal: Indus- an $1, trials, 625,276 shares com) Banks levelled off, with Nova|with 587,504 last week; mines, Scotia, Royal and Canadian Im-|2,711,834 shares compared with perial Bank of Commerce aill/2,351,330, On index at Montreal, indus ' trials fell 1,6, composite 1.1 and OTHERS MIXED papers 3.1, were|and bank ---- gained 2 Thomson | Kernaghan & Oo, MEMBERS OF THE TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE OPERATING DIRECT LINE TORONTO - MONTREAL onranio 725°1104 No Steirs To Climb RES. MGR. ERIC R. HENRY, SOEW-StL DINKY TOYS + DINKY CYS « DINKY TOYS T "highway" games. Ys INKY TO real model. A Dinky tructible TOYS DEALER. 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