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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, February 29, 1964 CANADIAN BUSINESS Denison Mines Only *Stock Market Spark By IAN MacKENZIE Canadian Press Staff Writer Tt was a grey week on Cana- dian stock markets. Individual issues provided an occasional splash of color, but the overall effect was hardly stimulating. The Canadian scene largely reflected the New York market where brokers are still wonder- ing when the Dow Jones indus- trial average will establish a foothold over the magic mark. The index closed above 800 for the first time Friday at 800.14 One of the standouts on Cana- ¢ markets was Denison Mines Ltd., which spurted a.ecad at mid-week to set a five- year peak of $15.38 before set- tling back on profit taking. Ru- a gain of $1.13 on the day There is speculation that a stock split is being contemplated, but a se- nior company official refused to comment. } Canada Iron Foundries also moved strongly ah) ad--the com- pany manufactures pulp and pa- per making equipment and faces a-good year with the com- expansion of several major per producers. Page-Hersey and Steel Com- pany of Canada both remained extremely active following Stel- co's share-exchange offer to the tube producer the previous week, Chartered banks continued to decline with losses of up to $1 on the week, Laurentide Finan- cial Corporation added to their 'worries over increasing compe- tition by announcing its inten- tion to apply for a charter " perior Oil intends to make an offer for the company, but no terms have been revealed as yet. Triad Oil also traded actively on rumors that British Petro- leum, the parent company, will bid for shares not already held. Volume in Toronto was 18,- 201,067 shares compared with 17,078,333 last week, Value was) $51,643,954 compared with $47,- 106,330. On index in Toronto, the Ex- change index dipped .54 to 130.93, industrials .81 to 139.70, golds .78 to 132.21, base metals, rose 1.57 to 64.20 and western oils 1,09 to 82.17. INCOME TAX| May) SUPERVALUE CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS ut, Hand-Polished Lead Crystal SERVICE mors that the uranium producer enter the banking field, is the target for a takeover bil" Sroducer rinse were sented or is arranging a uranium deal ally quiet although coppers were| with French interests: are in the| up on higher demand for the| Tl SHORT FORMS air, but nothing definite bas! metal. Geco Mines and Camp-| | i «COMPLETED been said. |bell - Chibougamau were both) |st ; | STEEL IN SPOTLIGHT [Stone | 3.00 Dominion Foundries and Steel WAY MAKE OFFER U.A.W.A. 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