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THE
CITIZEN,
Prince
George
Wednesday,
August
18,
1976
$54
$14
400
435
87
$26
24
$54
VANCOUVER
STOCK
EXCHANGE
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Complete
tabulation
of
Tuesday
transactions,
quotations
In
cents
unless
marked
$.
Net
change
Is
from
previous
close,
of
same
lot
type.
Net
Stock
KtK
urM
and
Development
Aalen
26000
28
22
28
2
Ab
Mr
Is
3000
19
19
19
Adonis
700
1
2
1
2
1
2
Alton
400
tev,
ev
6
And
Mns
44500
20V4
17
20'4
24
Anglo
Bo
B0O0
165
160
160
10
August
17000
20
19
19
-1
Balfour
6200
56
54
54
-5
Barter
R
4100
68
68
68
Bath
N
5000
65
64
64
-1
Bll
Mly
1300
11
11
11
Blmorl
3000
78
76
76
4
BXDev
1660
143
141
142
3
Calico
5000
6
...
Cd
Nat
re
200
490
490
490
5
Carotin
2000
85
75
75
Chnl
Gld
2000
13
134
13Vi
Charlln
3000
10
10
10
Chalex
12000
24
21
24
3
Chrmx
1000
19
19
19
Clayme
2000
70
68
68
2
CI
man
B
200
15
5
5
Col
A
pr
3000
61
60
61
1
Clonlal
1100
48
48
48
Colt
Ltd
115O0
42
40
40
-3
C
Bamt
5000
lOVi
10'4
iov
C
Bound
2000
2m
28
28
2
Cons
Col
13700
16
15
16
C
CI
P
A
200
150
150
150
ConTrn
500
32
32
32
3
Cop
Ex
32000
HVi
12
13
CoprLk
125O0
25
25
25
1
Coralta
1000
32-
32
32
Coynex
3000
200
200
200
CreeLk
1200
293
293
295
Cutlass
10000
15'4
154
194
84
84
$10
10
5
$11
11
$8
6
10
$48
4
474
484
$48
48
48
$484
48
484
$264
264
264
420
400
415
14
390
435
87
14
390
435
87
$264
264
264
315
315
315
$54
54
54
105
-103
105
$104
104
10H
$84
84
84
$404
401,
404
$64
64
64
$64
64
64
435
430
435
$22
22
22
$19
19
19
$124
124
124
$444
444
444
$454
454
454
$484
484
164
$524
524
52
4
$60
60
60
$624
624
624
$184
184
184
26
23
26
23
114
114
11
4
4
-
5
1
4
-
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4
4
4
-14
4
4
-10
-
4
4
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-10
4
-
4
4
-
4
4
4
4
4
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5
-10
4
5
4
-
4
4
-
4
94
-
14
984
18
2
14
-
2
-
4
390
390
390
-10
$104
104
104
84
B4
84
$104
104
104
$294
294
294
4
$1024
1024
1024
-
1
$1024
1024
1024
4
$102
102
102
4
51
50
50
35
34
34
1
$64
64
64
400
400
400
$184
184
184
440
440
440
$94
114
14
$984
984
$18
18
$94
9
$204
204
20'
$164
164
164
285
276
285
5
$204
204
204
$194
194
194
445
440
440
-
5
$164
164
164
190
185
185
5
$7
7
7
$234
234
234
-
57
57
87
1
440
430
435
-
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$10
10
10
$19
19
104
103
103
6
2
4
$84
84'
844
$264
264
264
$22
22
22
$164
16l'4i
164-
18
18
18
-
495
490
495
$10
94
10
4
$5
495
495
10
$164
164
164
4
$214
204
214
4
$414
414
414
$184
184
184-4
$84
84
84
$64
64
64
405
400
405
-
9
$444
444
444
-
4
$40
40
40
$454
43
45
-4
$124
12
124
$24
234
234
$27
360
370
$14
27
27
360
360
370
370
-
5
14
14
4
$214
214
27
27
27
$54
54
54
325
320
325
9
$214
214
214
$254
254
254
$94
94
94
$64
64
64
445
420
420
-25
$174
174
174
14
134
134
1
$104
104
104
93
93
93
$214
214
214
$84
84
84
$15
144
144
210
210
210
5
15
15
15
-
2
$414
414
414
$264
264
264
310
303
305
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Plains
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23000
27
25
28
QCExp
9550
183
176
180
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Cdn
Cell
500
$7
7
7
1800
260
255
255
Rainier
500
105
105
103
Canfor
200
$54
94
54
12469
40
36
36
Raclnd
2000
15
15
19
Cor
Ind
200
400
400
400
-10
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Z108
85
85
85
Rio
Plat
500
20
20
20
Grouse
1500
105
105
105
2000
33
35
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35
Seaforh
2000
33
33
33
I
Hydro
3330
39
39
39
zlOO
48
48
48
Seneca
14500
94
89
85
-8
lntrpub
2250
290
290
290
9300
106
101
106
6
Sheba
5500
22
20
20
Kaiser
1100,
$154
.154
194
2000
7
7
7
ShldDev
1000
'
90
90
90
-4
Keg
Res
.
100
100
100
100
600
$7Mi
7V4
IV,
Silbak
1350
64
64
64
MB
2000
$204
204
204
14000
33
28
33
2
Sllmll
2082
34
31
34
Massey
400
$28
28
28
2500
20
20
20
Sir
City
1500
3
3
3
Pace
200
180
180
180
116
120
120
120
S
Spring
2000
37
37
37
Potter
200
400
400
400
6000
40
0
40
S
Slndrd
1000
79
79
79
1
Pro
flex
1000
28
28
28
-2
27600
150
137
150
1
Skat
Res
500
70
70
70
-5
Renn
In
500
100
100
100
1000
24
24
24
-2
Sonc
Ry
1500'
13
13
13
-3
Wardr
700
299
294
299
16300
138
127
136
9
Stall
Lak
1200
45
45
45
Warranta
and
Rllhta
10300
208
180
208
33
Stampd
3100
410
385
390
-10
BmrtWt
1500
192
190
192
2000
17
17
17
Tx
Resc
2500
29
25
25
VANCOUVERCURBEXCHANUE
3000
22
19
19
-3
Tcoma
46000
11
10
10
Aaron
500
79
79
79
1500
27
27
27
ThorEx
BO00
115
110
115
10
Abaca
4500
32
32
32
11000
15
15
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Thundr
2000
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13
13
1
Abella
7000
24
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23
2
2000
7
7
7
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500
21
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,
700,,...
8
8
3550
30
28
28
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Tint
Slv
1000
35
35
35
-5
Aurus
3500
61
55
85
Z50
$114
114
114
Tyee
45500
63
60
63
Avlnch
400
160
160
160
1500
12
12
12
UFC
6500
24
24
24
1
Bet)
Gld
6000
21
21
21
9000
10
9
9
-1
Ullrne
1000
92
92
92
Betina
11003
.38
36
38
7000
110
100
108
VanSilr
6000
42
42
42
-2.
Bnvsta
6000
14
13
13
2000
10
9
10
1
Vntrl
12000
16
13
16
BrRes
50900
30
29
30
2
2000
7
7
7
Vestor
5000
60
55
60
Brent
2000
17
17
17
5500
21
19
19
-1
Wlcom
5700
73
72
72
-2
BPI
4500
23
22
22
1200
12
12
12
W
Mines
700
465
460
465
5
BrnMns
2000
30
30
30
13500
30
26
26
-4
W
Ring
II
250
163
163
163
Cannon
9000
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25
294
1000
28
26
26
YknRev
2000
22
22
22
CXH
4500
33
33
34
1
1100
20
19
20
VuknGd
1000
30
30
30
Chatm
500
12
12
12
-1
11000
17
16
16
14
Znlth
2000
14
14
14
Cleaver
2500
15
15
19
3100
135
130
131
-5
Warrants
and
Right.
Cstlnt
1000
21
21
21
1400
13
13
13
1
HllmkW
7000
3
1
1
-1
Con
Mon
500
10
10
10
11000
13
11
11
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IIMWt
.1000
8
8
8
Corval
2000
124
12
12
25000
91
87
90
2
VnSlvwt
7000
10
9
.
10
1
Dual
res
500
86
86
86
8500
78
75
78
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.
Dune
Ml
7000
78
70
70
-10
2625
154
154
154
BBCUn
100
113
13
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Espina
2500
37
36
37
-1
1000
74
74
74
Block
2800
435
435
433
GbxMns
8967
106
103
105
500
32
32
32
-1
BCpakb
100
1
19
19
19
Gentry
44000
20
19
20
4000
20
20
20'
BCsugp
500
$114
HVi
UV
GiUiaMl
2000
17
17
17
-1
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Holiday
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200
Conduit
A
Coniagas
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A
925
500
300
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1762
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68
w
150
Con
Bldg
.
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550
ConFardy
1700
C
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8500
CMorisn
Cons
Pipe
C
Rambler
3900
700
100
C
Rexspar
1000
ConTextle
1500
ConDistrb
950
ConsGas
Con
Gas
A
Con
Gas
B
Con
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D
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Conwest
Cooper
C
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210
250
600
220
700
100
1300
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300
100
4000
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1000
910
100
3000
20000
200
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100
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A
225
DaonDev
400
DeccaR
7700
DEIdona
5000
Delhi
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20000
DeltanLld
275
Denison
Dlcknsn
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Domanl
Dome
324
6400
1025
200
2900
Dome
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5776
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325
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255
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2050
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4230
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200
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2300
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1855
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2000
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1000
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200
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1250
GntMasct
3500
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300
Gibraltar
600
GoldundM
5000
Granduc
1425
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16500
340
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65
65
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$64
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38
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$154
154
154
260
260
260
375
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141
141
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360
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$134
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$574
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300
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6200
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345
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150
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212
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100
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1500
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4300
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6000
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1420
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2000
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5476
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200
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700
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117
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600
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600
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110
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A
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A
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300
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600
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500
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220
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20925
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11000
MultlAcc
2668
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1200
NBUMine
5295
NSIMark
6800
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11600
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225
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500
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300
900
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100
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1.85
500
NDimens
2400
N
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1000
N
Que
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600
N
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2000
N
York
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29783
NewcoFin
230
Newconx
100
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200
NfldTetA
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3300
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2200
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2000
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19609
NorandaB
240
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2050
Norcenw
1800
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5200
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7079
NTecmBw
2050
Northgat
5510
NSSavl04
100
Nu-WstA
1650
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3000
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'2100
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Ltd
2000
OakwoodPUSOO
Obrien
11800
OcdentlPt
1000
Ocelot
Ind
400
OrchanA
400
Orlando
219
OshawaA
800
Osisko
2000
Oxford
A
600
AA-O
1900
3061
100
215
7160
2166
2647
27
700
200
1068
225
350
100
PeytoOils
14360
Pick
Crow
28
Pine
Point
465
PittsC
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700
Place
G
3600
1200
500
1000
2775
PowCorpA
3584
PowCorpB
100
PowC44
270
PradoExp
1000
PralrieOil
200
Pre
Cable
400
Preston
Price
Co
QBrdcast
QasarPet
225
9678
1800
2000
QueSturg
11000
Oucnswer
500
Ram
Ranger
HankOrg
Rayrock
Readers
D.
Realty
A
RedpathA1
Redstone
Reed
Pap
A
ReedOsIrA
400
6800
250
2250
500
400
100
1000
334
800
274
RepubRes
2500
100
3320
519
600
1340
700
2200'
RonyxCor
B800
Rothm2p
200
Royal
Bnk
6950
Royal
Tr
A
13392
RylT&M
300
Russel
H
600
StFabien
1
100
StLCorpp
250
Sand
we
11
A
225
SchneidpB
5500
Sclntrex
2200
Scot
Mis
pr
100
Scot
York
1400
Scurry
Rn
200
Seagram
11120
Seaway
pr
600
Seaway
w
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Selkirk
A
500
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340
345
10
64
64
400
400
165
165
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25
25
130
130
38
38
$144
144
$104
104
$12
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$204
20
300
295
454
454
60
60
415
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75
$30
415
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60
75
30
$184
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$104
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$284
274
$26
26
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$254
254
$18
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135
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170
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100
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390
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$54
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220
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163
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230
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94
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400
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$154
154
$204
204
$154
154
8
8
40
37
8
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$384
374
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384
$124
124
160
160
$8
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254
$384
384
$174
174
415
405
$204
204
$114
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17
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350
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147
100
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$184
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330
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20
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294
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180
180
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2
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54
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340
340
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15
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10
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154
154
4
273
273
273
60
60
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10
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281
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$244
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36
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114
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$64
64
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224
224
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116
143'
145
145
$7
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85
7
73
85
7
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34
4
34
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85
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165
165
165
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184'
184
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91
80
91
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$154
154
154
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194
194
194
4
104
104
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$11
11
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4
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$534
534
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84
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72
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12
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176
175
178
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$17
17
17
$234
234
234
4
$54
54
54
4
35
35
35
$124
124
124
Shaw
LEA
100
Shaw
Pipe
100
Shell
Can
4648
SherrittA
14382
Slebens
1050
SiftonPro
150
Sigma
300
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SilverwdA
260
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B
zlO
Simpsons
4445
Simpsons
1700
SklarM
306
SklarW
26
SkveRes
1000
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H
2200
Slater
Stl
440
Slat
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p
195
Sogepet
1000
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I
A
p
800
SouthmA
700
SparAero
Spooner
StelcoA
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R
Steelley
I
Stelntron
Stervstm
Talcorp
Tara
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Thorn
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N
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Toromont
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Pet
Total
PA
p
TotlPetw
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A
TrCan
Bpr
TrCanCpr
TrCan
Dp
Travlway
Turbo
R
Ulster
Pet
Ultramar
UnCarbld
UGasA
UGas84
500
3250
13445
600
1000
400
100
StrathrnA
2200
SudCont
3000
SulivanA
1309
SunbrstE
9000
SundaleO
900
Systems
D
2100
184
84
490
490
490
$134
154
154
$84
8
8
$144
14
14
$74
74
$144
14
14
294
284
29
$9
9
,9
$94
94
$64
6
6
$94
9
180
180
180
70
70
70
380
355
355
216
215
216
$8
8
8
$124
124
124
100
100
100
370
360
370
$234
23
234
250
250
250
29
28
29
$264
264
264
181
181
181
$104
104
104
460
460
460
410
410
410
80
19
198
T-Z
80
80
19
19
4
84
$17
17
17
270
265
265
400
$84
100
$184
300
420
415
TeckCorB
1499
310
305
Tex-Sol
Tex
Can
Txsglf
Texmont
Texore
2000
13
13
874
$234
234
1100
$34
4
34
1000
12
12
10000
74
300
$274
400
$7
7
1770
$134
13
5000
200
200
TorDmBk
3971
$194
Tor
Star
B
6350
$144
2400
$64
750
$134
134
500
'270
270
245
$134
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4
p
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$47
464
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104
.
800
$104
Trade74p
248
$364
364
Trader69w
200
370
370
TrCan
Res
12700
67
66
TrnsMtA
1785
$94
Transalr
100
160
160
TrCan
PL
13105
$124
TrCanApr
233
$694
67
100
$304
750
$414
414
200
$534
934
225
$84
200
178
178
1900
,
69
69
200
220
220
985
$214
214
2425
$9
400
$204
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4
4
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4
5
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4
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415
305
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13
1
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4
344
12
744
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4
7
13
200
5
194
4
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134
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270
134
4
464
104
-
4
370
67
3
1
94
160
124
67
304
414
534
84
178
1
69
220
214
9
204
Gold
An
4000
51
48
4
51
GoldVly
,12000
12
12
12
Grn
Res
1000
184
184
184
1
Hesca
1000
24
24
24
Ilitec
1000
20
20
20
Hub
4000
27
,29
27
IShasta
7000
27
25
25
Kndahr
1000
48
48
48
-3
Kariba
10000
5
9
9
Lion
Mn
8500
37
38
37
Lustre
G
8000
21
21
21
Mcleod.
7000
19
14
14
-6
Mns
Dor
4500
2
2
22
22
Mndee
2000
45
45
45
-1
NahatR
12000
46
45
454
-4
NithexX
500
28
28
28
N
A
Tech
1500
36
36
36
NuEnry
1500
39
39
39
.-1
Olymp
9500
36
34
36
Orlna
14500
22
18
18
Rainbw
3500
47
4
5
47
Rich
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1500
11
10
11
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"4000
50
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49'
50
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Robina
3500
24
20
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24
4
Rockel
20000
60
55
58.
3
Rnrlco
4000
71
71
71
1
Ruskin
11000
79
78
79
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Rs
12000
46
45
46
1
SeaChm
2500
19
19
19
-1
Sicams
6000
35
34
35
Slvr
Fls
5000
35
34
34
-2
Sioux
M
2000
20
16
16
-4
Skast
8500
12
12
12
1
Sothcn
3000
41
39
39
SwimLk
3000
21
21
21
Tapin
5000
26
25
25
-2
Trado
3000
8
7
7
TRV
2500
110
102
110
VldzRes
8000
80
80
80'
-2
Vanlta
2000
47
47
47
Waveco
3000
13
12
12
Wstley
1000
25
25
25
5
Yelstn
11500
26
25
25
TOTAL
VOLUME
1.154.560
TORONTO
STOCK
TORONTO
CLOSING
STOCKS
Distributed
by
CP
Toronto
Stock
Exchange
Aug.
17
Complete
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b
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1
a
1
1
o
n
of
Tuesday
transactions.
Quotations
in
cents
unless
marked
$.
z-Odd
lot,
xd-Ex-dividend,
xr-Ex-rights,
xw
-
Ex-warrants.
Net
change
is
from
previous
board-lot
closing
sale.
Nrt
Stock
Sata
High
Low
Cloae
Ch'K
A.G.F.M
600
AbbyGlen
21315
AbyGlnw
1150
Abitibi
4780
AbitbilO
110
Acme
Gas
Z200
AgnicoE
3500
Albany
4600
Alt
East
G
9360
Alt
Energy
7970
AltaGasA
13907
Alta
G
C
p
100
AltaGK
100
Alta
Nat
100
Alcan
16960
AlgomaSt
1467
AStel
p
1500
Algonq
pr
100
AllarcuUv
200
Alminex
360
Almin44p
z60
AmBonza
2100
Am
Larder
2000
A
Quasar
P
9000
AngCT315
220
AngUDev
600
AnlhesCp
z25
Aquitaine
7
DO
Arbor
C
3000
Argus
z5
Args260p
12S
Argus
Bpr
600
Asamera
2800
Asbestos
700
Ashland
C
140
Ashland
I
102
AsocPorc
Z283
AtcoA
3100
BC
Sugar
A
800
BPCan
186
Bad
Boy
1205
Banister
C
1050
BankBC
zl5
Bank
Mil
11411
BankNS
13208
BCdnNat
100
Baton
B
4200
Bay
Mills
200
Becker
Bp
200
Bell
Canad
13469
Bell
Apr
2577
Bell
Bpr
200
Bell
2.28
1575
Bell
Can
W
32200
Beth
Cop
A
4700
Black
PA
500
Block
Bros
1350
BovisCor
700
Bow
Valy
2730
BralorRes
1920
Bramalea
250
Brameda
978
BrascanA
9446
Brenda
M
650
BrdgTnkp
z20
Bridger
15175
Bright
A
Z50
Brinco.
Z70
BCFP
2150
BCPackB
200
BC
Phone
100
BCPh4p
Z25
BCPh44p
zl5
BCPh
1956
120
BCPh5.15
z25
BCPhSp
134
BCPh6pr
125
BCPh6.80
100
BCP10.16D
280
Broul
Reef
26500
Brunswk
2325
Budd
Auto
100
BuloraCor
zlOO
Burns
Fds
27000
CC
Yachts
200
CAE
A
395
CFCN
1250
Cad
Frv
3750
CalPowA
2519
CalPlOp
95
CalP9.80
20
CalP9.75
110
CalmorlB
2000
Cam
Mine
11000
Camflo
1400
CChibA
26O0
CampRL
800
CampauA
100
CanCemA
350
CCeCp
330
CDCprB
511
Can
Malt
A
200
C
Nor
West
15406
CPakrsC
10000
Can
Perm
100
CSPete
4390
CanTrustA
1820
CTrust7
4
650
CTung
600
CCablesy
108
C
Cable
w
610
CdnCel
390
CCManA
100
C
Curtis
1000
C
Ex
Gas
10300
C
Found
pr
100
CG
Invest
400
CHidrogas
2500
CHomestd
3200
C
Hydro
1400
CI
fill
Com
4378
CIL
400
CIPowrA
500
CLI
Pete
8300
CManoirA
900
C
Merrill
3350
CNat
R
800
COcdental
1350
CPInve
6050
CPInvepr
200
CP
Ltd
30682
CPLAp
710
CPL4p
400
C
Reserve
4150
CdnSupO
300
CdnTire
140
CdnTireA
1532
C
Uiltles
850
CUtiU1.25
155
CU
104
2340
CUtilw
2000
Canbra
300
CandelOil
456
Canron
900
Capit
Div
550
Cara
100
Carl
OK
600
Carl
A
p
145
Carl
Bp
z30
Carma
A
2800
Cassiar
370
Celanese
2800
Celanl75p
100
Chi
b
Kay
22500
ChieflanD
8049
Chimo
2300
Chrysler
3405
CHUM
B
240
CitySavT
1400
Claiborne
3400
Comb
Met
666
Cominco
2657
ComincoA
700
Com
Cap
425
A-B
180
180
180
$6
64
64
75
75
75
$124
124
12
$514
514
514
104
104
104
355
350
350
33
304
33
$124
12
124
$104
104
104
$14H
134
144
$604
604
604
$254
254
254
$28
28
28
$284
274
28
$254
23
254
$254
254
254
$54
54
S4
$114
U4
114
$54
54
5H
$34
34
34
450
450
450
15
15
15
$254
254
254
$324
324
324
80
80
80
$60
60
60
$204
20
204
57
50
50
$284
2B4
284
$28
28
28
$28
274
274
$94
H
84
$33
324
33
$94
94
94
$264
264
264
44
44
44
$124
124
124
$234
234
234
$9
9
9
270
260
260
$84
84
84
$194
194
194
$154
154
154
$43
424
43
$144
144
144
UnionOil
241
184
84
84
UAsbesto
7350
420
415
415
-5
UCdnShar
'400
$114
114
114
4
UCanso
8650
$74
74
74
UCorpB
200
$124
124
124
4
UKeno
240
$74
74
74
USiscoe
900
$74
74
74
-
4
UnLTrust
2900
$114
114
114
UnWbnw
200
300
300
300
15
UW
OG
2500
41
41
41
UnivrGas
2700
$84
84
84
UppCan
1800
110
107,
107
-3
VanDer
500
290
280
290
-5
Versatile
225
$17
17'
17
VersatilA
3750
$164
164
164
4
Voyager
P
3800
$154
15
154
4
Vulcan
Ind
500
$164
16
16
.
WalkGWA
5255
$304
30
304
4
WalkGWB
125
$304
304
304
Wrintn
200
320
320
320
Wstburne
100
$104
104
1044
W
coast
Pt
1590"
$7
7
7
W
Pet
A
p
2140
$144
134
14
WcoastT
4431
$29
244
244
4
W
coast
w
6080
280
275
280
Westeel
140
$13
13
13
WDecalta
13600
$64
64
6
West
Mine
1800
465
460
465
-10
Westfield
800
170
169
169
9
Weston
1100
$14
13
144
Wstn44p
285
$444
44
4
444
Wstn6or
220
$60
60
"
60
Whithorse
200
181
181
.181
-
1
WhonokA
1500
$64
64'
64
4
WiUroy
800
94
94
94
1
Woodreef
51100
93
89
89
2
WoodwdA
1375
$184
184
184
YkBear
1200
287
286
286
-
4
Yukon
C
400
180
180
180
5
Zellers
700
395
,'395
395
5
Zenmac
3000
34
34
34
4
Truit
Units
BBCRwt
10800
161
-
158
1
156
-4
BM-Rtun
100
$14
.14
14
BM-RTwt
6070
194,
188
192
3'
C
Perm
un
1705
$8
74
744
Heitmanu
375
$64
64
64
4
lleitmanw-5000
22
22
22
1
TD
Realty
900
$234
234
234
4
Total
iales:
1,600,000.
MOST
ACTIVE
TORONTO
STOCKS
By
The
Canadian
Preaa
Net
Stock
Sate.
High
ow
Cloie
Ch'ge
INDUSTRIALS
Cdn
Pac
30682
$184
184
184
-
4
Burns
Food27000
$11
11
.
11
4
AbbeyGlen21313
$64
64
64
Moore
Crp
20925
$414
404
404
4
Noranda
A
19609
$384
374
374
-
4
MINES
Woodsrf
51100
93
89
89
-2
Kam-Kot
20000
51
51
51
-3
Gulfstrm
16500
92
90
90
-2
SherrittGA14382
$84
8
8
4
Silvermq
14000
294
28
4
29
1
OILS
NY
Oils
29783
42
394
42
2
C
NthwstL
15406
$94
9
94
4
BridgerPet
15175
,
$64
64
64
4
PeytoOils
14360
;
$54
,i
54224
WstDecalt
13600
$64
'64
64
MARKETS
VANCOUVER
(CP)
-Prices
were
down
in
light
trading
Tuesday
on
the
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
Closing
volume
was
1,154,560
shares.
In
the
industrials,
International
Hydrodynamics
was
unchanged
at
.39
on
3,330
shares
and
Block
Bros.
Industries
was
unchanged
at
$4.35
on
2,250
and
MacMillan
Bloedel
was
unchanged
at
I20V4).
pn
2,000.
Grouse
Mountain
was
unchanged
at
$1.05
and
BM-RT
Realty
Warrents
was
unchanged
at
$1.92.
On
the
resource
and
development
board,
Tacoma
Resources
was
unchanged
at
.10
on
46,000
shares
and
Tyee
Lake
Resources
Ltd.
was
unchanged
at
.63
on
45,500
shares.
Andex
Mines
Ltd.
was
up
.02
Vi
at
.20
Mi
on
44,500
and
Cop-Ex
Mining
Corp.
was
unchanged
at
.13
on
32,000.
Henrietta
Mines
was
up
.01
at
$1.50
and
Aalenian
Resources
waslip
.02
at
.'28,
On
the
curb
exchange,
B.
R.
Resources
was
up
.02
at
.30
on
50,900
shares
and
Gentry
Oil
and
Gas
was
unchanged
at
.20
on
44,000
shares.
Rockel
Mines
Ltd;
was
up
.03,
at
.58
on
20,000
and
Oriana
Development
was
unchanged
at;
.18
on'
14,500.
Saturn
Resources
was
up
.01
at
.46
and
Gold
Valley
Resources
was
unchanged
at
.12.
'"
NEW
YORK(AP)
-
Several
big-name
bluechipand
glamor
issues
led
the
stock
market
to
a
moderate
gain
Tuesday.
The
Dow
Jones
avei
age
of
30
industrial
stocks
climbed
6.57
to
999.34,
its
highest
close
in
nearly
five
weeks.
The
average
last
finished
a
.session
above.1,000
on
July
14ti
at
1,005.16.
Dow
Jones'
transportation
and
utility
averages
recorded'
somewhat
smaller
gains
than
the
industrials.
Advances
outpaced
declines
by
about
a
five-to-four
margin
in
the
daily
tally
of
New
York
Stock
Exchange-listed
issues.
Volume
increased
to
a
moderate
18.50
million
shares
from
16.21
million
Monday,
Analysts
said
that
traders
appeared
to
be
doing
some
buying
on
the
theory
that
the
Republican
Party's
decision'
on
a
candidate
would
settle
an
uncertainty
that
has
been
inhibiting
the
market.
The
news
came
from
the
GOP
convention
in
Kansas
City
during
the
day
that
President
Fordhad.
accumulated
public
commitments
from
one
more
delegate
than
he
needs
to
win
the
nomination.
But
the
formal
decision
remained
to
be
made
Wednesday
niRht.
The
market
also
drew
some
support
from
individual
corporate
developments
affecting'
some
of
the
front-rank
growth
and
blue
chip
stocks.
Digital
Equipment,
for
instance,
climbed
nearly
four
points.
After
reporting
higher
quarterly
earnings
on
Monday,
the
company
proposed
a
threefor-two
stock
split.
FOREIGN
CURRtNCY
MONTREAL
(CP,)
-
Tuesday's
foreign
exchange
nominal
selling
rates
supplied
by
the
Bank
of
Montreal:
Australia
dollar
1.2500
Austria
schilling
.0510
Belgium
convertible
franc
.0256
Bermuda
dollar
1.0010
Brazil
cruzeiro
.0922.
Bulgaria
lev
1.0065
China
renminbi
.5095
Czechoslovakia
crown
.1850
v;
Denmark
krone
.1645
V
f
France
franc
.2000
Germany
mark
.3940
,
Greece
drachma
.0273
"
'
Hungary,
forint
.0449
India
rupee
.1130
1
'
Italy
lira
.001225
Japan
yen
.003450
Mexico
peso
.0820
i
Netherlands
guilder
.3725
New'
Zealand
dollar
1.0100
Norway
krone
.1820
Poland
zloty
.0298
Portugal
escudo
.0330
Romania
leu
.1967
South
Africa
rand
1.1600
Spain
peseta
.01485
Sweden
krona,.2260
Switzerland
franc
.4020
United
Kingdom
pound
1.7617
United
States
dollar
.9878
U.S.S.R.
ruble
1.2799
Venezuela
bolivar
free
.2263
Quotations
in
Canadian
funds.
Profit
pi
cture
dismal
for
indu
stria
I
firms
by
BUD
JORGENSEN
Financial
Times
OTTAWA
Industrial
corporations
turned
in
a
ragged
profit
performance
during
the
second
quarter
as
less
than
half
of
25
industrial
groups
had
increases
compared
with
a
year
earlier.
Some
groups
bounced
smartly
back
from
depressed
"profit"
levels'
of
'a"year
ago
a"
Statistics
Canada
survey
shows.
Transportation
equipment
aircraft,
cars,
trucks,
boats
and
trains
led
the
way
with
a
79-per-cent
increase,
mainly
on
the
strength
'
of
car
sales.
Most
groups
were
either
up
substantially
over
profits
in
the
second
quarter
last
year
or
had
sharp
declines.
The
worst
profit)
performance
was
a
drop
of
47
per
cent
for
rubber
industries:
Average
profit
for
all
industrial
corporations
rose
one
per
cent
and
the
second-quarter
'total
"
was
$2".284
billion.
Sale's
were
up
12
per
cent
to
$57,508
billion:
When
measured
against
inflation,
that
slight
profit
rise
becomes
a
loss
in
real
terms.
The
.industry
celling,
prjee
index,
a
broad
measure
of
factory
gate
prices,
rose
5.4
per
cent
between
the
second
quarter
last
year
and
the
second
quarter
this
year.
The
consumer
price
index'
increased
by
8.5
per
cent
during
the
same
period.
Profits
in
manufacturing
rose
only
0.2
per
cent,
to
$1,249
billion
in
the
second
quarter
this
year.
Manufacturers'
sales
were
up
13
per
cent
to
$28,501
billion.
The
service
group
of
industries
had
a
two
per
cent
drop
in
profit
and
a
secondquarter
total
of
$602
million.
Sales
by
the
service
companies
totalled
$25,453
billion.
Average
profit
in
mining
rose
eight
per
cent
and
the
total
was
$433
million.
Sales
were
up
23
per
cent
to
$3,554
billion.
Of
15
manufacturing
groups,
seven
had
increases
in
profits
during
the
second
quarter.
After
transportation
equipment,
textiles
had
the
best
increase
with,
a
gainof
73
per
cent.
But
profits
Tn
textiles
amounted
to
only
1.7
cents
for
each
$1
in.
sales,
compared
with
4.4
cents
for
all
manufacturing.
Machinery
industries,
mak-;
ers
'of
a
variety
of
Industrial
tools,
and
office
equipment,
had
a
profit
rise
of
25
per
cent.
However,
sales
in
machinery
industries
were
up
only
nine
per
cent,
suggesting
that
orders
have
not
been
strong
and
some
of
the
profit
was
on
sales
from
inventory.
Other
manufacturing
groups
with
increased
profits
were
:
metal
fabricators,
22
per
cent;
wood
industries,
,11
per
cent;
printing,
publishing
and
allied
industries,
11
per
cent;
and
processors
of
non-metallic
minerals,
three
per
cent.
Next
to
rubber
industries,
pulp
and
paper
companies
and
processors
of
primary
metals
had
the'
largest
profit
decline
as
these
two
groups
each
had
profit
drops
of
27
per
cent
from
a
year
earlier.
Food
and
beverage
manufacturers
had
a
one-per-cent
drop
in
profits.-
Petroleum
refiners
and
pro-,
cessbrs
of
coal
had
a
profit
drop
of
18
per
cent
while
producers
of
chemical
products
had
(a
four-per-cent
drop
in
profits.
Profits
for
makers
of
electrical
products
were
off
15
per
cent;
There
was
no
change
for
the
'miscellaneous
manufacturing
group.
Only
two
manufacturing
groups
had
gains
in
sales
which
ran
well
ahead
of
price
increases
Sales
of
transporta-?
tion
equipment
were
up
22
per,
cent;,
reflecting
strong
demand
for
cars,
and
sales
of
wood
industries
rose
21
per
cent
as
housing
construction
activity
picked
up
sharply
from
a
year
earier.
In
the
service
group
of
companies
the
best
profit
gain
was
39
per
cent
for
utilities.
Communications
companies
followed
with
an
increase
of
35
per
cent.
Profits
for
the
other
five
components
of
this
group
were
either
down
or
unchanged.
Wholesale
and.
retail
mer-
GARTH
WARREN
For
service
before
and
after
tales
see
me
at
.
.
,
RICE
CHEV.
OLDS.
20th
&
Victoria
564-4466
chants
had
declines
from
a
year
earlier,
as
consumer
spending
was
weak
in
many
area.
For
retail
merchants
the
decline
was
31
per
cent
and
for
wholesalers
seven
per
cent.
Storage
companies
had
a
drop
of
40
per
cent
in
profits
and
for
the
remaining
two
service
groups
transportation
and
community,
business
or
personal
services
there
was
no
change
from
a
year
earlier.
The
over-all
profit
rise
of
eight
per
cent
for
mining
was
mainly
due
to
an
increase
of
15
per
cent
for
the
oil
and
coal
companies.
Metal
mines
had
an
increase
of
only
three
per
cent
and
for
other
mining,
which
includes
asbestos,
stone
and
sand
quarries
and
gypsum,
there
was
a
decline
of
11
per
cent.
Oil
supply
figures
lowered
by
company
TORONTO
(CP)
Imperial
Oil
Ltd.,
Canada's
major
'oil
producer,
has
reduced
its
1975
estimates
of
the
country's
crude
oil
reserves,
a
spokesman
for
the
company
said
Monday.
Bob
Fenner,
managen
of
Imperial's
public
relations
de-'partment;
said
the
company
is
predicting
that
in
less
than
four
years
Canada
will
not
have
enough
oil
to
supply
areas
west
of
Montreal,
which
are
dependent
on
domestic
.crude
oil.
Areas
east
of
Montreal
always
have
used
imported
crude
because
there
is
no
pipeline
to
bring
oil
from
western
Canada.
In
a
report
to
the
National
Energy
Board
the
company!
blames
rising
exploration
and
development
costs
and
lack
of
government
incentives
for
having
to
reduce
its
1975
estimates
of
crude
oil
reserves
by
onethird.
The
report,
to
t?e
discussed
when
the
board
begins
hearings
in
Calgary
on
Oct.
19,
says
the
cost
of
improved
techniques
to
remove
oil
from
existing
wells
is
increasing
and
under
current
tax
and
royalty
regulations
the
process
may
be
too
costly.
The
company
also
says
due
to
increasing
costs,
high
taxes,
and
royalties,
it
does
not
ex-i
pect
any
new
oil
supplies
from)
N.Q.A:
Bruce
D.
Gilchrist
ci.u.
Gilchrist
Insurance
Agency
ltd.
Life
Imurance
ond
Annuity
Brokers
204-1320
Fifth
Avenue
Prince
George,
B.C.
Phone
563-1264
Alberta's
Athabasca
oil
sands
until
at
least
1985,
three
years
later
than
its
earlier
estimate.
New
oil
sands
development
will
occur
only
if
governments
provide
an
economic
and
regulatory
climate
that
recognizes
the
technical
and
financial
risks
associated
with
these
projects,
the
report
says.
The
company
also
says
it
is
less
optimistic
about
Arctic
Island
discoveries.
Lst
year
it
said
two
billion
barrels
of
oil
would
be
discovered
north
of
Hudson's
Bay.
Imperial's
first-half
profit
this
year
dropped
to
$135
mill
ion
from
$143
million
in
the
first
six
months
of
1975.
BLOCK
BROS.
APPOINTMENT
Fern
and
J.
Cote
Orvol
J.
Schottenkirk,
manager
of
Block
Brot.
Realty
Ltd.
Prince
George
is
pleated
to
announce
the
appointment
of
fern
Cote
to
hit
itoff.
Fern
is
married
with
3
children.
He
has
lived
in
Prince
George
for
the
past
11
years
and
with
the
completion
of
his
pre-ticenilng
Real
Estate
course
looks
forward
to
serving
the
public
in
the
real
estate
field
and
welcomes
enquiries
at
his
home,
964-4619
or
at
BLOCK
BROS.
REALTY
LTD.
1575-5lh.
Ave.
563-7775
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calgary;,
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the
general
public;
to
utilize
appropriate
media
for
public
awareness
programs;
to
establish
and
maintain
liaison
with
agencies
related
to
health
delivery
system;
to
prepare
articles
for
publication;
write
reports,
gather
data,
and
maintain
a
resource'
centre
on
VD.
Qualifications
graduation
from
a
university
of
recognized
standing
"yvith
a
degree
in
Public
Health
Education,
or
the
equivalent;
preferably
a
Master's
degree
in
Public
Health
Edu$atio.n
or
Public
Health;
a
minimum
of
four
years'
experience'
in
public'
health
education;
knowledge
of
the
principle
pod
practices
of
public
health
education
including
metbods'fQf
administration,
community
organization,
educational
theory
and
practice,
various
media
and
techniques!
us'e'd
evaluation
processes;
excellent
communl-cation'skills.
Salary,
$18,696
.
$21,420
Quota
Competition
No..
76:
1
278
Location:
VANCOUVER
Return'.ap'ircatipns
to.the
Public
Service
Commission,
635
Burrard
St.,
Vancouver
V6C
2L5.
Canadian
citizens
are
given
preference.
Closing
Dale
-r
September
1,
1976
unless
otherwise
indicated
Public
Ser
vice
COMMISSION
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
544
MICHIGAN
STREET.
VICTORIA,
B.C.
V8$
1S3
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end
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address