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i Eth OS Gaiden THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturday, June 8, 1963 17 ary Of Stock Mark Shy Investors Push -- Prices To New High dustrials drop; nearly two| CPR, Consumers' Gas and points, most oe posted firm|Union Gas were all active and advances with Royal jumping|higher among utilities. Papers, approached Cana:|j1,, led by a healthy gain in Great arkets with caution! "Royal climbed 2% on_ the|Lakes, were on the upside. and reservayon this week--shy:| week and others rose in a % to| Motors and liquors were ing away heavy buying but/3, range, mixed to higher and activity in showing enough interest in a few) Steels and Construction issues|food stocks was dull and fea-| blue chip issues to push prices were steady to fractionally|tureless. to a new level. lower despite encouraging news| Activity in base metals fell off All the industrial index!in both industries. -- sharply this week when recent at Toronto--a compilation of 20/ One report noted that con-|heavy trading among specula- issues selected as market trend|struction contract awards for|tive issues almost came to a indicators--showed a drop of/the first five months of the year] standstill. : about two points during the|were well above the same pe-| On index at Toronto, indus- week, all-time highs were re-jriod last year and another|trials dropped 2.01 to 645.95, corded in early sessions. showed that steel production| golds slipped 1.20 to 86.10, base On Monday, a new top oOfjrate is near capacity. However,|metals eased 1.60 to 213.40 and $48.71 materialized. After a/Dominion Bridge was off a|western oils fell 1.71 to 122.84. slight dip on Tuesday, an all-|point and Dominion Foundries} Volume at Toronto was about time high of 650.14 was reached|and Steel eased % among los-|12,209,000 shares worth about on Wednesday, some 31 points| ers, - $38,500,000 compared with 15,- more than the record of March 206,968 shares worth $41,663,953 13, 1962, Ensuing drops totalling) VOLUME DOWN last week. 3.63 during Thursday and Fri-| In other main list groups, re-| On index at Montreal, indus- day left the mark at 645.95. fining oils showed a dominance trials slipped 1.0 to 129.2, utili- Banks, often regarded as re-|of minus sides and featured|ties dropped 0.1 to 123.5, banks liable market indicators, gener-|much lower volume than in re-jrose 0.4 to 130.7, composite ally defied index movements| cent weeks. Shell Oil and Inter-|climbed 0.9 to 128.3 and papers this week. |provincial Pipe Line each eased/advanced 1,2 to 112.7. In early sessions when record|a point or more and Texaco} Volumes at Montreal: Indus- were being set, the five major Canada slipped %. Trans-Can-|trials 1,389,846 shares compared issues on the Toronto market re-'ada Pipe Lines on the other|with 1,278,708 last week; mines} mained steady to slightly|hand, hit a new 1963 high dur-/1,751,079 shares compared with higher, But on Friday, when in-|ing the week. '2,116,782. | Norris Report Stel Plant | 0 UlOSse; Delayed Week 1400 Jobless By ROBERT RICE jannis Port meeting last month: BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- The : \It has also been th ic of top-|third argest steel plant in the i ao ecco Lee odor meetings in' Ottewe coa| Buffalo area will close within $0 Great Lakes labor strife has| Washington involving Mr. Mac-d@ys with a loss of 1.400 jobs been delayed by the mechanical|Eachen and U.S. Labor Secre-| and a $10,000,000 annual payroll, problem of printing enough cop-|tary Willard Wirtz, as well as| its owners said Friday. ies to meet the expected de-|President Claude Jodoin of the| The job-loss will cut sharply id Fri |Canadian Labor Congress andjinto the area's non-farm em. mand, sources said Friday. AFL-CIO President ¢ ployment, which stood at 41% of : sti: / residen eorge ' " » ad jal Te sores 0 his peven-montn| Meany. ; i eo aes I investigation of violence and| Once the Noctis report isi scien hae ne -hom disruption in the lake shipping|2¥2!/able, Mr. MacEachen will| Corporation announced in New fisruption in the lake shippingiseck to reopen his. discussions| York City. it would close its sabi de P with Mr. Wirtz and the top la-|Wickwire Spencer steel plant in massive document. bor leaders of Canada and the|the nearby town of Tonawanda Since several thousand copies|United States. because the plant: had been los. will be needed, it has been de-| The report is also expected to|ing money "year after year." It cided to print the report, rathercontain recommendations in-|produces principally wire and than mimeograph it in smaller volving legislative action in| wire products. quantity. | Parliament. For this reason, the) The plant has been severely This means the report may} Norris report will move quickly| squeezed between foreign com- not be made public for at least|into the cabinet for early riggs adit and rising labor and a@ week--possibly longer. jand possible priority action in| material costs, the company Labor Minister MacEachen|the Commons. said. ; "iim Tighten Control On US. Markets sometime this week. This tar-| By JACK LEFLER get has been wiped out now by| the decision to print the report} for wide distribution. | NEW. YORK (AP)--A. second move to tighten control of the vast securities industry high- The report is believed to in- volve more than 250,000 words-- lighted United States business and financial developments this about three times the size of an| week ordinary novel. | High-level efforts to resolve a! It was made by the Securities and Exchange Commissoin in long and bitter struggle on the recommendations to Congress lakes have been suspended pending publication of the re- port. for drastic legislation. The first set of proposals came out last April. ) er A < = < Weekly Summ -- 1962 Sales High Low Close Ch'ge High Low 650$13% 13 13%4--% 13% 885 10% 0% | This Week------ 1963 Sales High Low Close Ch'ge High Low 125 339% 39% 39% --1 50950 50 BO C1 11935 5% Sh Se--% ty Fra By The Canadian Press Declines outnumbered advances by 424 to 279 on the Toronto Stock change this week. Issues un- changed totalled 195. Volume for the week was 12,200,843 shares, down from week's 15,206,968, Total sales for the year to date are 367,787,025, (Quotations in cents unless marked $). WEEK'S MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS By The Canadian Pre --------This Week 1963 Sales High Low Close Ch'ge High Low INDUSTRIALS 4022 $324 30% 32 +1 $18% 17% 17% --1% $30 «28% «29% +1 Ur M+ 20% 21% + % i Btock Zellers Zellers pr Zenith = H i its OY 2 51 48 5% 355 | opledaligyadig ughelldctus § By GARY COOPER Canadian Press Staff Writer : 5 = 1s: = a & CeRS Soe 5 Baka dian s§a52 at se Seeshs sesusoesgcuszeg. iF Stock Bose a pPRoREaTEE SESS ee eNEags i 32% 20% 30 CPR Shell Oi Alumini Con Gas BC Pow teBensss $25 $21% OILs S140 25% 20% 16% 11% 23 2 59 54 MINES 3734 kid 63 11% 9% 16% 13 7 4% SHES _CRoREH BEesssR. 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A poll.showed that they con- sidered business to be surpris- ingly good with prospects of get- ting better. The second half of this year, they believe, will be better than the first. Most of those surveyed expected capital spending to increase. Steel production dipped last week by 0.7 per cent to 2,608,000 tons as orders tapéred off, Out- put is headed for a downturn and May slump 10 to 20 per % 16 35% 3% % 9020 $20% 19% 20% + % 110 $50% 50% 50% % % 8% 8% + % 25 525 27% 24% 4 O tS 3756 $13% 13% 135%--% 220 $38 7% 8 +% 186 $202% 20 20 +% F 3595 410 375 410 +35 A oe oe ae a ae S > snd H a a] 41% 41% +% ys ; 3 B4--% 2 23 4% 87% 8844 -- 68 8 61% 61% 595 59% --~ BY Bh-- % 6 6 +h 507 $554 55 55 --% 205 $134% 13% 13% 13% 70 $14% 144 14%+% 8815 $10% 9% 10% + % 24243 $11% 11 l%4--%* pr 775 $53% 52% 534+ % 52% 53 Can Brew Bpr 755 $53 10% lW%+% 240 20 +5 i 9% Lea 600 525 % 20% BGrores a.sigsd abe Ah LLbib Lu wBsesstssusk eigzentce,sosceies & o~g8seu i gStbys ase --15 i Re MARRED BY VIOLENCE The dispute between the Sea- farers' International Union of Canada (Ind.) and the Canadian Labor Congress has been marred by violence, strife and disruptions to shipping. & + i") . s323 5 ge tubehy i an "cf i 5 3 or 500 8% --%* 202 C Br Alum A 526 $10% 140 CBAL A wts 1100 240 Sealgede It has reached the point now where the Canadian government is concerned about the effect of the shipping disruptions on The newest attack on what an investigation revealed as 'grave abuses" was directed primarily at the far-flung over- in which cent in July, the industry pub- lication Iron Age said. It attri- buted the easing of orders in part to optimism that a labor agreement will be reached with- 420 235 901 $13% 230 20 --5 138% 13% +% B8tees Ssanteahc. B8snu8 ser Bs 8860 .8asau8E etssc8.58 .u8Sy Basses bs HE trade between Canada and the page ipl ae 4 United States and also on the|Some 15,000, ericans own historic principle of freedom of|$100,000,000,000 of stock. the seas. | It is intended to provide The lake fight was discussed| greater protection for investors by Prime Minister Pearson and|in stocks that are not listed on President Kennedy at their Hy-|the New York, American and regional exchanges Key proposals would: ' 1. Bring 4,200 t Stock Market whose eka are dak eeactne: . counter, mainly in telephone Eases Friday transactions between buyer and seller and securities dealers, un- TORONTO (CP) -- with the exception of a few strong finan- der the same rules of full dis- cial issues, the stock market closure of financial facts as ap- ply to listed stocks. eased considerably during light activity Friday. 2. Make more stringent the standards for brokerage firms and individuals entering the se- One of the chief industrial| 'Urities business. losers was Distillers Seagrams, dropping 7/8. Industrial Accept- ance fell %4, Walker-Gooderham 3. Require all broker-dealers registered with the S.E.C. to be- dipped 4% and Algoma, Alumin- ium and Interprovincial Pipe come members of the self-polic- Pipe Line all slipped 14. ing agency of the unlisted' se- curities market. This organiza- tion is the National Association A general rise among finan- cial issues included Royal Bank up 1%, National Trust ahead of Securities Dealers. SUPPORT PROPOSALS 13/8 and Bank of Montreal, Nov Scotia and Toronto-Dominion, These proposals received gen- eral approval and support from all ahead in a % to % range. On index, industrials slipped financial leaders, although 1.93 to 645.95, golds fell .17 to spokesmen for the banking and insurance industries doubted that additional regulation was 86.10 base metals dipped 1.07 to 213.40 and western oils declined .36 to 122.84. Final volume was needed in their areas. Meanwhile the business pic- 2,495,000 shares compared with 2,705,000 Thursday. ture looked sparkling to mem- UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY bers of the National Association Interest Paid Monthly who buy products for industry. 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Day-to-day money remained freely available at 2 per cent On the short-term market the Government of Canada 3-per- cent 1965 issue closed at 99.15 and the Canada 34-per-cent 1966 issue at 98.25. Long - term government and provincial securities showed de. clines of % to % on the week. The Canada 4%-per-cent 1983 was quoted at 94% and the re- cent Ontario Hydro five-per- cent issue at 9714 E E® + +L 36 $5454 1280 $37% 37 437 $16% 16% 14042 $18% 17% 66 34 37% 164+ % 18% -- % L sggg2s Sees gees, 38 : FE C-Ind Gas cI. 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