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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT RE wie ater ato THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, January 22,1964 7] High Sugar Prices Aid Alberta Beet Farmers LETHBRIDGE (CP) -- Highjearnings in 1963 included an sugar prices last year put anjinitial payment on the 1963 crop added lustre on southern Al-|of $13 a ton-about $3 a ton berta's sugar teet industry as/h growers grossed their highest|quent payments on the 1963 crop will be made this year. returns in history. The 1,600 producers on irri- ated farms surrounding this|along with payments received Iberta city of 34,000 received|in 1963 for 1962 crops, brought $21.25 a ton for their 1962 crop|the total for the year to $14,- --a North American record, To-|340,987--up more than $5,000,- tal value of the 432,600 tons of/000 over the gross figure in the previous record year. beets grown was $11,321,790. The farmers -- who grossed igher than average. initial The 1963 payment, down, the returns Broken market moved through a day of| Chrysler, fractional .| speculative Subse close providing the only color. and Bibis, romped through the bridge off a day with heavy volume amid that the firm is considering further work on its Quebec cop- r prospect, gy hose foods, Oshawa Whole- sale A dropped 1% to 42 in light trading. Loblaw B and Weston B both fell %, and M. Loeb dropped \4. A particularly weak stock was down 1% to 42%, brisk| after touching a new low during the|the day of 41%. The senior base metals list was also weak, with Falcon- Speculative Action Spurs Stock Market TORONTO (CP)--The stock losses, with action near Two speculative mines, Joutel point te me fe heavy trading. Rio Algo.. and rising prices, Joutel was the|Noranda both fell %. | more spectacular, rising 12; The exchange index was| cents to $1.55 on volume of 228,-\down .21 to 132.51 and indus- 369 shares. The stock at one|trials .20 to 141.73, Base metals point touched a high of $1.78. Ajlost. 48 to 61.17 and western) company official said Tuesdayloils .43 to 83.55. aver $7,000 ach on their 1962|meant $8,960 to each prod erop--were able to capitalize|in southern Alberta. on the increased prices be- cause of their contract between the Canadian Sugar Factories DIVIDENDS Limited and the Alberta Sugar Beet Growers'. Organization. The contract stipulates that By THE CANADIAN PRESS | 'Bank of Montreal, 5244 cents, 62.5 per cent of all the pro-|March 2, re ord Jan. 31, ceeds from sugar sales go back to the producer with the re- Canadian Marconi Company, | six cents, March 2, record Feb. Y}OUIN|G! ee goae CHILDREN'S WEAR gh merch A AAS SCAR penis Special Purchase! ies' Ski uted ts water Fopele j ors. Reg. 10.98 only 87 Firstqual in eholce is n_nylon, ckets eta or nt. Assorted sizes and co dove 62¢ Pair va ; ads 88 c ¥ a, . First quality wool 5 > with nylon and <>. 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