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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Page tl THE BUSINESS FRONT and Greater Cincinnati's Only Complete Market Kcport Saturday, March 5, 1966 Weekend Profit Taking Stock Rally Sputters And Dies rriv I "'i-VAi a Plants Hum Pretty Tune Cincinnati's factory employees are getting fatter paychecks. Average weekly earnings In local manufacturing industries in January amount to $122.26, considerably above the $118.76 paid In January of last year. Workers' earnings this January are slight- hour. What gains were held on average were pretty well canceled by noon. Then the market headed lower until a recovery drive brought it back to virtually an even keel a half hour before the market close.

At this point a renewed gust of selling, accompanied by a late ticker tape, knocked prices down to their lowest levels of the day. Analysts saw It merely as a trading market where pre-weekend profit taking and evenlng-up put the clamp-down on a possible rally. No fresh news was cited for the market's behavior. The old fears of high interest rates, tight money, and the chance of higher taxes and wartime controls on business lurked in the background. The Associated Press aver- Among other widely-swinging Issues, Magnavox fell ZVa, Motorola 714, Texas Gulf Sulphur Polaroid': 4 and Xerox 3Vi.

Douglas Aircraft declined 35s. In addition to the ket downtrend Douglas was' affected by news that a i Douglas DC 8 airliner oper- a ted by Canadian Pacific Airways crashed at Tokoyo. American Telephone held a gain of Vs at 58 and the' badly-battered utilities, which have been affected by the competition of high in- terest rates, actually were a little higher on balance. Despite apparent progress in merger pians. Chicago North Western lost two while its projected Chicago Great Western, rose' Prices were Irregularly lower on the American Stock Exchange.

Volume was 3.48 mllllnn cViaroc rnmnnrprf What? No Bleu Cheese? This man's hat was a "torture chamber" Friday when Cincinnati retailers gathered at the Holiday Inn to witness a demonstration of a crush-proof, wrinkle and stain resistant material being introduced by the Hat Corp. of America. Made of Surfel, a fabric developed by the Union Carbide the hat can be battered, stomped, spattered, even soaked in water, and retain its natural shape. Priced at $15, it will be available about September in local department stores. age of 60 stocks dropped 1.1 to 349.3 with Industrials off 2.1, Rails off 1.3 and Utilities up .8.

Standard St Poor's broad. 500-stock index lost .23 at 89.24. Of 1423 issues traded, 502 rose and 671 fell. New highs for 1965-'66 totaled 38 and lows 72. Roughly speaking, the market about canceled the gains mad in Thursday's rally.

Nine of the 15 most active stocks declined and six advanced. The ratio between gainers and losers continued to show a very strong speculative undercurrent in a market which has been sinking for three weeks. Transition was the most active stock for the second straight session but lost Va of the 2V4 it gained Thursday, closing at 163i on shares. Raytheon, third most active, declined to 48. Both stocks were gainers in early trading, Transi-tron opening late on a block of 40,000 shares.

Rumors that they were talking merger were denied, however, and traders switched from the buy to the sell side. American Motors, up one at ll'i, was second most active and was purchased on strings of sizable transactions. According to a published report, Detroit investor Robert B. Evans is expected to be named a director of the company. Mr.

Evans disclosed late in January that he had bought more than 200,000 shares of AMC stock. Studebaker held a gain of Vi at 40 Vt. Late in the day Citaiions For SCORE orders increased following inventory adjustments. Additional hiring also was reported in production of aircraft components and nonelectrical machinery. The gains were partially offset by small-to-moderate declines among producers of nondurable goods notably food and rubber products.

Salary-wise, Ohio's production workers averaged $130.27 for a 42.5 hour work week in January, down $1 and .4 hours from December. On a yearly comparison the bureau notes that unemployment in Ohio from January-to-January shrank from 4.2 to 3.5 of the civilian labor force. Men And Matters Gary P. Stansbury, formerly sales representative, has been appointed division manager for the United States Tobacco Co. in the Ohio area, according to Robert H.

Shuman, department manager. Mr. Stansbury, who has been in the Cincinnati area since 1963, succeeds George E. Hodge, who will manage the West-em Pennsylvania division. Mr.

stansbury will have headquarters in Cleveland. The Cye Landy Advertising Agency, Cincinnati-based advertising and public reltaions firm, has opened an office in Louisville. The firm also maintains offices in Columbus and New York City. with 3.54 million Thursday. Clint.

lnct nnronrnffl nonns Ten Honored For Help To Businesses to decline. U. S. Treasury -bonds were stronger. ZX and Mayor Walton H.

Bach-rach presented special awards to the 10 during ceremonies at the Federal Building. Each was cited for his work in successfully counseling 10 or more small businesses during the last year. Those presented awards were B. N. Brockman, Raymond Cleary, George T.

Gruen, James M. Dewey, Edward H. Gumbart, G. Earl Koch, Herbert A. Nie- ly under the $123.26 a week paid in December.

However, the work week was shorter, too, 42.5 hour in January compared with 42.8 in December. The employment picture for Cincinnati workers is not quite as good as in previous months, reflecting layoffs in seasonal occupations. The monthly report of the Ohio Bureau of Unem-p 1 Compensation noted that employment in Cincinnati's nonagricultural industries dropped 2.1 from December to around 432,000 in January. Seasonal layoffs in retail trade and contract construction accounted for the loss. Factory employment, at 155,000 in January was slightly above December, about .3.

On a state-wide basis, unemployment increased moderately from an estimated 132,000 in December to 139,000 in January rising from 3.2 to 3.5 of the civilian labor force. Total employment, the BUC notes, was 3,854,000 about 2.1 below December. Factory employment, however, showed a fractional rise. January employment was 1,338,000 with gains occurring chiefly among producers of durable goods. The report also observes that basic steel employment advanced for the first time since August, as General FRIDAY, MARCH 4.

196 EGGSi Prices paid it Ohio and Indiana farms after candling and gradlngi A jumbo 36-43, mostly 41-42) larqe 34-41, mostly 38-39) medium 30-38. mostly 34 35j small 25-34. mostly 29; I larqe 17-35. mostly 29-32, underaredes 10-18, mostly 15-17, Prices paid to country picking plants for egqs delivered to major Ohio cities cases Included con-sumer grades including U. S.

grades, minimum 50 cast lotsi Carton larqe A 47'i-53i medium A 44-48) small A 40-42. Sales to retailers In maior Ohio cities, delivered! Large A white 46-53, mostly 40-51) medium 44-49, mostly 46-48) large white and brown 45-49, mostly 46-47. POULTRY) Prices at farms, Ohio and Southern Indiana, No. 1 ouality fryers 1812-191) hens light few at 8. APPLES: ABOUT STEADY ctns and bu bkti up szs unless otherwise stated CA Storage VERMONT Macs Cell Pit 80-120s US Fey 3.25 MASS Macs 12 3-lb flm bags US Fey 2Vi' 2.25-2.50 NY US 1 Fid crts 2W7 Macs 3.25 Corts 3.00 ICH US Fey Red Del 10 4-lb flm bqs 2W 4.50 12 3-lb flm bgs 2W 4.25 Regular Storage ICH US Fey Red Del 88-138! 4.50 10 4-lb flm bgs 2'" Jons 2.25-2.50 fair cond 1 Red Del 3.50 Del 3.00-3.25 Steele Red 2.50 Winesaps 2.85.

3.00 N0HI0 US1 Domes 3" and 2V2" 2.75 Utility 1.75-2.00 10 4-lb flm bos 2VSt" Staymans and Wine-saps 2.75 Del 2.50-2.65 Romes 2'A" and 2ij" 2.75 VA USFcy 12 4-lb flm bgs 2Vi" Winespas 4.50 Romes and Lowry 3.50 WASH Western ctns Del XFcy B0-125S 6.75-7.00 Fey 80-125s 5.75-6.00 Del XFcy 56-138s 5.50 Fey 56-138s 4.50-5.00 Del XMcV 5.25-5.75 138s 4.75-5.00 Winesaps XFcy 80-125s 5.25-5.50 Fey 100-138s 4.75 12 3-lb flm bgs XFcy 2Vi" Del 5.40 Del 4.85 Winesaps 4.50 2W 4.85-5.00. CAIIAGEi ABOUT STEADY New Croo Domes and Rnd tvoe FLA 1 bu crts 2.50-3.00 some 3.25 50 lb sks fair cond 2.00 TEX 1 ucrts 2.75-3.25 mstly 2.75-4.00 50 lb sks 2.25-2.75 mslty 2.25-2.50 bu crts FLA Red 5.50 TEX Red 5.00-5.50 Savoy 2.00-3.00 CALIF Red crts 6.00 NY Old Crop Danish 05 lb sks wide range 1.75-2.25 few 2.40 some 1.50. UTTUCIi STRONGER. Iceberg type ctns ARIZ 24s ord-fair cond 3.00-4.00 30s ord-fair cond 1.50-2.50 CALIF 24s 4.25-5.00 mstly 4.50--4.75 30s 3.00 FLA Romaine 24 qt bkts 1.50-1.75 Big Boston 24 qt bkts 2.00. Judge Says I Courts Would Block rnrr7tiTTrraTi I NEW YORK UP) The stock market Friday made a couple of futile attempts to continue Its strong technical rally of Thursday but they came to nought and the list ended with another loss.

Trading was active. Volume was 9.05 million shares compared with 9.92 million Thursday. The closely-watched Dow Jones industrial average ended with a loss of 4.01 at 932.34, having wiped out a gain of 3.23 it made in the first half hour. Many of the high flyers in aerospace, electronics, airlines, office equipments and other fields that promise quick growth were up to sizable gains at the start but the bloom was off the rose by the end of the first man, Richard J. Phillips, Lee H.

Shapiro and Henry W. Stix. John R. Hall, acting chief, procurement and management assistance division of the SBA, said, the local SCORE chapter has been organized for a little over a year and this group has "made available to small businessmen some advice, help and counseling that would be impossible in most cases for them to afford." presidential emergency board. "in the meantime," Judge Holtzoff told a reporter, "until all remedies are exhausted, there could be no strike and the strike would be enjoined if any attempt is made to call one." The railroads contend they can continue to eliminate Jobs under the expired arbitration award until a new agreement is reached.

But the union says it can now demand restoration of all Jobs that have been eliminated. Judge Holtzoff earlier issued at the request of the railroads a temporary restraining order halting any strike threat by the union. Another dispute involving the AFL-CIO Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen comes to a head Grace Sales Top $1 Billion W. R. Grace sales and revenues exceeded $1 billion ior the first time in 1965.

Earnings were the highest in the company's history. Total sales amounted to $1,003,070,000, an increase of $126.8 million or 14 over 1964. Consolidated net income after taxes amounted to $45.3 million, an increase of 6 over the $42.7 million in 1964. Earnings per share of common stock were $2.80, compared to $2.72 in 1964. Dubois Chemical, Cincinnati, is a division of W.

R. Grace. a wholly owned subsidiary of RCA. It would retain its present personnel and management structure. GRAIN TRADING CHICAGO (AP) Wheat No 2 hard 1.61.6 No.

2 red 1.64.2 N. Corn No. yellow 1.26.4 No. 4 yellow 1.14.4-22; No. 5 yellow 1.09.4-17.

Oats No. 2 heavy white 77.1-78.1 No. 1 extra heavy, white 78.6. Soybeans No. 1 yellow; 2.84.7 N.

Soybean oil 11.3 N. Ten retired Cincinnati business and industrial executives were cited Friday for their work in the local Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) chapter with small businesses. John W. Donahey, Regional Director of the Small Business Administration, Li Connolly Hines Names In News Robert E. Connolly has been named vice president and general manager of Heidelberg Distributing according to Albert Vontz, president.

Mr. Connolly, formerly general sales manager, Joined the wines, champagnes and beers distributing firm two years ago. He also formerly was a pitcher for the Chicago White Sox. Glen Hines, formerly Southwestern regional sales manager of the Realistic has been named manager of Shari Kay Products Cincinnati-based subsidiary of the Revlon Co. Mr.

Hines will be located in Cincinnati. Government Bonds NEW YORK (AP) Closing over the counter U.S. Government Treasury bonds, bid, asked, net change and yield for rriudy; 3.6s 66 99.25 3s 66 99.5 3.3 66 99.1 2.4s 67-62 97.14 3.5s 67 97.30 3.7s 68 97 26 3.6s 68 97 3.7 68 Nov 97.4 2.4s 68-63 94.4 4s 69 Feb 97.14 2.4S 69-64 Jun 93.6 4s 69 Oct 96.22 2.4s 69-64 Dec 92.6 4s 70 Feb 96.14 2.4s 70-65 91.24 4s 70 Agu 95.30 2.4s 71-66 90.14 4s 71 95.4 3.7s 71 94 4 4s 72 Feb 94.20 2.4s 72-67 Jun 87.14 4s 72 'aug 94.4 2.4s 72-67 Sep 87.2 2.4s 72-67 Dec 86.26 4s 73 93.5 4.1s 73 93.21 4.1s 74 93.17 4.2 74 94.10 99.27 99.7 99.3 97.18 98.2 97.30 97.4 97.8 94.8 97.18 93.10 96.26 92 10 96.18 91.28 96.2 90.18 95.8 94.8 94.24 87.18 94.8 87.6 86.30 939 93.25 93.21 94.14 92.4 91.28 84.30 82.4 82.2 92.24 82.6 92.8 89.4 908 79.12 .1 .1 .2 4.54 4.80 4.73 4.49 4.63 4.88 5.02 4.98 4.74 4.90 4.73 4.99 4.75 4.97 4.74 5.00 4.62 5.00 5.05 5.03 4.82 5.06 4.82 4.78 5.08 .2 -j .4 .4 .5 .3 5.12 5.10 5.09 3.7s 74 91.28 4s 80 91.20 3.4 80 86 22 tlm OT TO 01 yO S.OO 4.80 4.75 4.78 Wl, 3.2s 85 81.26 4.67 ius ii.i 3.4s 90 81.30 92-B7 92 ti .2 4 4.83 4.75 4.78 4.72 4.76 4.24 4.1s 94-89 90 gc J' 79.4 gR news came that the com- whlch has been mak ing automobiles in Canada, has decided to end production of autos. Falrchild Camera sold as high as 191 during the session but it ended with a net loss of 13Vi at 176. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS r.brw.ry1J, 1964 Tw Stockholder of Tha Fifth Third Union Trwt Company! You heraby noNtod Hrat Hi Annual MuHng Hw Stockholdan of The FiWi Third Union Truit Company wHI he hld af Hi office, the Northwcit Comar of Fourth and Walnut Strvvtf, Cmcmnati, Ohio, en W.dn.iday, March 1 6, 1 966, at 1 2.00 HeeiL for (he following purpoteu I.

To consider and taka action with respect to on amendment to Article Sc-ction 1, tha Amended Cod of Regulations of Th Fifth Third Union Trust Company toting to th number of directors of fh Company. 9. To consider and tako action with rspet to an amondmant to Articl Section 4, th Amended Cod of Regulations of Th Fifth Third Union Trust Company relating to th quorum rquirmnts of the loard of Directors. 9. To consider and tako action with reipect to an amwidinAt to Article Section 7, of the Amended Cod of Regulations or Th Fifth Third Union Trust Company relating to the composition of Hi executive Commit, si.

To consider and take action with reipect to on amendment to Articl of th Amndd Cod of Regulations of Th fifth Third Union Trust Company relating to th procodur for amndmnt of th Cod of Regulations. $. To elect a Board of sixteen (1 6) Directors to serve for th ensuing year A. To transact such other business that my properly com before the meeting or any odjowiMiMf or etdowninnls throf. Stockholders of record the clot of busines February 11, 1966 wM ho entitled to tot at (MtMotini.

If order of Board of Directors W. EARL JEGQIC iecratorjt To qualify for SCORE counseling, a business must have less than 25 employees. Each request is made to either the Columbus regional or Cincinnati local SBA office or to the SCORE chapter directly. Following the awards presentation the following officers were sworn in by Judge William J. Keating: Mr.

Koch, chairman; Mr. Shapiro, vice chairman, and Mr. Nieman, secretary-treasurer. Rail Strike with the March 31 expiration of a similar arbitration award, under which that union also lost some 17,000 Jobs. That dispute involves 170 railroads, virtually all the nation's lines.

Both arbitration awards were handed down under a 1963 law that imposed compulsory arbitration in the rail dispute. RCA, Random Directors Okay Merger Plans NEW YORK UP) Directors of both Radio Corp. of America and Random House, approved acquisition of the publishing firm by RCA in a stock exchange plan. The proposal still must be approved by stockholders of Random House at a special meeting in May. The exact date has not yet been set.

Under the plan RCA would exchange .62 of a share of its common stock for each share of Random House stock. The publishing company would become COTTON Open High Low Close N.C Mar May Jul Oct Dec Mar May 27.75N 2B.75B 26.52B 1 23.24 3 23.00 3 22.90B 5 22.90B 15 23.24 23.24 23.24 23.00 23.00 23.00 23.00 23.00 23.00 22.90 22.90 22.90 Jul Middling spot 31 40N N-Nominal; B-Bid. 22.50B unchanged. NATIONAL STOCK NEW YORK (AP) Following Is the complete tabulation of Friday's stock transactions on National Stock Exchange: Wells Indust 36 .74 Total Sales 3,600 Shares. jJX)iCBItii With Subordinated Certificates of Indebtedness, Arlington offers Ohio residents only, two year certificates at 7 interest.

Interest paid quarterly and you receive Interest for every day your funds are invested no matter when purchased or redeemed. Certificates may be purchased in units of $100.00 or $1,000.00. Your Attorney's Inquiry Is Invited "Plant Where The Yield Great" miUUaVlaVJ I .1 r-r-l I -1-7 lit uipiwi i nvji'i ii h' Investment Savings Produce ONIONS) DRY) STEADY 50 lb sks Spanish type lot ID-OREG 2.75-3.00 ord-cond 1.50 UTAH 2.75-3.00 Yel med MICH 1.25-1.50 NOHIO 1.40 IND, 1.50-1.65 White ID-OREG Igs and med 4.00 IND med fair appear 2.00 Yel ctns 12 3-lb mesh bgs NOHIO 1.40-1.50 IND 1.50-1.65 MEX New Croo Whit 50 lb sks med 4.75-5.25. ORANGES) ABOUT STEADY CALIF Navels ctns 50s 4.50- 72s 4.15-4.25 88s 3.75-4.00 3.50 FLA Valencies 64-80s 2.50-3.00 100-125s 2.900-3.25 few Natural color low as 2.65 8 5-lb. mesh bgs 3.25 flm bgs 3.00.

POTATOES: ABOUT STEADY 100 lb sks US 4t Sz A unless otherwise stated Russet type ID-OREG 4.50-4.85 Bakers US 1 6.00- 50 lb ctns Sz 8O-120s 3.40-3.50 20 lb sks Bid 510s 2.65-2.75 105s 3.25 WISC 3.50-3.75 Bid 5lOs 2.65-2.75 3.25 WISC 3.50-3.75 Bid 2.25 Rnd Reds MINN-ND RED RVR VLY SECT 3.50-3.85 ord-fair cond 3.00 US Com'l 3.25 50 lb sks 2.00 Bid 510s mstly 2.50 Rnd Whites MICH 50 lb sks 1.40-1.50 Unclass 1.15 20 lb sks Unclass 60c NOHIO 50 lb asks 1.75 MAINE 50 lb sks 1.85 20 lb sks 75c Bid 2.35 CONN 50 lb sks 1.75 FLA New Crop Rnd Reds 50 lb sks Sz A 2.50-2.75 US Com'l 1.85-2.00 US1 Sz 2.50-2.75. TOMATOES: ABOUT STEADY EXCEPT 20 IB SLIGHTLY WEAKER FLA Vine Rioe 8 lb ctns Ige and Xlge 1.25-1.50 mediae 2 lyr 20 lb ctns Iqe and Xlga 2.50-3.00 med-lgt 2.00-2.50 overripe all szs NEARBY PRODUCI LETTUCE: Grnhse Bibb 5 lb bkts 2.30-2.50 Leaf 10 lb bkts 2.50-2.75. SAGE: Per dz bunchs 1.25. LIVESTOCK FRIDAY. MARCH 4.

1966 CATTLE: Receipts 225 calves 100; not enough of any class for price test. HOGS: Receipts 1200) barrows and gilts slow, 50 cents lower. Hardly enough sows for test, few sales early about steady. Barrows and filts: No. 1- 2, 190-220 $26.50, 40 head, mixed No.

1-3, 200-240 No. 2-3. 240-260, Small lot No. 1, 180 $26, medium to No. 1 153 $22.

Sows: Few No. 2- 3, 400-500 Boars: About steady, 300-600 SHEEP: Untested. Net Close Ch'ge Sales Shares High Stocks Gillette Goodrich Gulf Oil Int Harv low 40.6 34.1 63 73 25 54 40 10 134 40 1 38 180 25 88 219 103 10 25 10 1000 10 18 13 60 15 1 41.7 34.5 58.6 51.0 49.1 31.5 32.2 81.2 35.6 82.4 25.4 38.6 68.1 63.2 53.4 42.7 41.5 57.1 57.0 85.2 19.6 72.7 44.2 76.2 40.1 29.7 23.6 76.4 66.1 80.3 31.6 62.7 145.7 i'Arii Int Pap 31.50.1 32.0 80.6 Oi.U U. ,1 4 rt A NCashR NatGyp NYCent Nulone Parke.Davis PennRR RCA RepublicStl RevTob SearsR SinclairOII Socony-Mobil 38.6 1.3 68.1 24.5 62.2 52.2 63.00.1 52.2 0.1 42.70.1 41.5 0.1 57.1 0.1 57.0 85.2 3.i 19.6 0.7 72.7 0.1 44.20.3 76.2 0.3 40.1 0.5 29.71.5 23.6 76.41.1 66.1 1.1 80.3 2.1 31.6 SpRa StdOilCef Stdllllnd StdOilNJ Stud Sunray Tenn.GasTrans. Texaco UnCarbirl UnAirCoro USSnoe WestgEI Zenith 44.f 75.6 64 25 8 10 50 22 10 5 62.71.2 TU.4 Hi o.2 S9 WASHINGTON iff) TJ.

S. Dist. Judge Alexander Holtzoff says courts would block any attempt by the AFL-C IO Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen to strike some 85 Western and Southeastern railroads. A federal arbitration award under which the 85 carriers lopped off the jobs of some 17,000 trainmen expired January 25. But Judge Holtzoff ruled that any efforts by either the union or the railroads to change the situation resulting from the award would have to be taken within procedures of the Railroad Labor Act.

This would mean negotiations, Federal mediation if the talks failed and eventually possible creation of a GRAIN CHICAGO (API- TABLE Previous Close Close Open High Low WHEAT Mar 1.59.5 1.61.6 1.54.4 1.56.7 1.61.5 1.21.5 1.25 1.26.4 1.23.3 1.19.2 72 69.7 68.2 68.4 70.6 1.26.6 1.28.2 1.30 1.34.4 1.60.4 1.62.6 1.56 1.58.2 1.63 1.23.2 1.59.4 1.61.6 1.54.4 1.56.7 1.61.5 1.21.5 1.25 1.26.4 1.23.2 1.19 1 59.6 1.62.3 1.55.6 1.58.1 163 1.23.2 1.25.7 1.27.3 1 24.2 1.20.1 72.3 70.2 68.5 69.1 71 1.59.2 1.61.7 1.55 1.57.2 1.62 1.21.2 1.24.2 1.26 1.22.4 1.18.3 72 69.6 68.2 68.6 70.5 1.77 1.28.8 1.30 1.34.4 2.79.7 2.83.4 2.85 2.82.4 2.72.6 2.68.6 2.72 May Jul Sep Dec CORN Mar May Jul Sep 1.26 1.27.4 1.24.4 1.20.1 72.3 70.2 68.5 69.1 701 1.28 1.30 1.31.4 1.35.4 2.83.6 2.86.2 2 87.2 2.84.1 2.73.6 2.69.4 2.72.7 Dec OATS Mar May Jul 72 49.7 68.2 68.4 70.6 Sep Dec RYE Mar 1.26.6 1.28.2 1.30 1.34.4 2.80 2.83.4 2.84.7 2.82.4 2.72.4 2.68.2 2.71.7 1.27.6 1.29.4 1 30.4 1.34.6 2.82.6 2.85.7 2.87.2 2.84 2.73.4 2.69.2 2.72.4 May JUI wDee SOYBEANS Mar 2.80 May 2.83.4 Jul 2.85 Aug 2.82.5 Sep 2.73 NOV 2.6B.9 Jan 2.72.7 SOYBEAN OIL. Mar 11 09 10.97 10.84 10.84 10.68 10.56 10.42 11.15 11.08 10.93 10.84 10.81 10.66 10.56 10.42 10.40 67.25 67.10 67.55 67.65 66.55 65.35 65.25 65.25 11.14 11.01 10.92 10.86 10.74 10.60 10.47 10.43 67.80 67.65 67.90 67.95 66.75 65.35 65.35 65.35 11.07 10.92 10.82 10.77 10.66 10.55 10.39 10.33 67.45 67.25 May Jul Aug 11.03 10.93 10.86 10.74 10 60 ben Oct Dee 10.46 10.42 Jan 10.40 SOYBEAN MEAL Mar 67.40 67.10 67.80 May Jul 67.65 68.00 68.15 66.70 65.40 65.45 65 35 67 55 67.75 66.55 64.50 65.40 65.25 67.70 67.85 66.80 65.50 65.45 65.45 Aug Sep Oct Dec Jan TREASURY STATEMENT WASHINGTON (AP) Tho cash position of th Treasury March 1, 1966 compared with March 1, 1965: Balance $6,191,696,934.11, deposits fiscal year July 1 withdrawals fiscal year $93,728,751,220.08, total debt (X) $323,685,785,479.02, sold assets $14,937,672.38.21. (X) Includes $780,221,422.14 debt not subject to statutory limit. ODD LOTS NEW YORK (AP)-The New York Stock Exchange reported Friday these odd lot transactions by principal dealers for March 3i Purchases of 763,997 shares! Sales of 619,852 shares including 6212 shares sold shorty OAKLEY Building Loan Go. Cincinnati Stocks The table shows the sales, range of prices, net changes, closing bid and asked Quotations for regular lots and dividend rates on stocks on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange on Friday, March 4, 1966.

(Dividends on dually listed stocks are snown on the New York or American Stock Exchange tables.) (Prices on trades less than 100 snares based upon regular lot trades on New York or American Exchange.) Insured 0.2Kroger illlll! Sales Shares High Net Close Ch'ge Stocks low Aeronca AlledStr AmAirl AmCan AmHomeProd AmMvt ArmcoStl AshlandOil AvcoCp Bristol-Myers Burroughs Ches.Oh Chrysler CinTel CitiesSv Col gat ColGes COLSOh Com Sat Corn Prod CurtWr Diamlntl DowCham DuPont EestKodak FedDStr Ford GenElec GenFoodl GenMot 5 5 5 50 6 55 372 355 2 225 57 25 32 10 113 9 610 26 47 72 50 32 40 77 40 6 7.9 79.4 61.0 55.7 79.6 10.5 59.5 64.3 52.6 26.1 93.2 62.1 79.6 54.4 27.2 79.2 51.2 47.0 25.7 28.4 37.3 38.3 47.4 23.4 30.1 41.1 7.4 0.3 79.4 0.3 61.00.2 55.7 79.62.3 10.5 0.4 10.4 58.5 63.4 52.3 26.0 59.2 63.6 0.2 52.3 0 2 26.0-0.1 93.2 0.6 62.1 0.1 79.6- 0.2 54.4 fl.l 26.7 79.21.4 50.6 0.2 47.0 0.5 25.70.1 28.3 0.2 37.3 0.6 38.00.3 47.20.1 23.0 0.5 29.7 0.3 41.1 0.1 71.02.5 26.7 50.2 28.3 38.0 47.2 23.0 29.7 25 71.0 50 221.4 20 116.6 148 60.1 221.4 3.5 116.63.2 59.00.2 59.0 52.2 75 52.7 52.2 0.1 ia ino 107.7 107.70.1 An 75.7 75.7 3.3 200 99.2 98.2 99.0 0.6 .2 4.64 80.14 80.22 quoted in collars ana thirty FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK (AP) Closing foreign ex. ctianoo in dollars dollars ana decimals of dollan Canada in Y. (free) .9290) Great Britain (pound) 2.7979) Australia (dollar) 1.1195; Belgium (franc) .020107) France (franc) .20405) Germany (Western) (deutsche mark) .249 175; Holland (guilder) Italy (lira) .001604) Norway (krone) .13995) Portugal (escudo) .0350) Sweden (krone) .1937) Switzerland (franc) (free) Denmark (krone) Argentina (peso) (free) Brazil (cruzeiro) (free) Mexico peso) Venezuela (bolivar) ig Kong collar Japan (yen .002766. CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO (AP) (USDA)-Potato ar rivals 46; on track 135; total U.S. ship ments 525; old suplies moderate; demand for russets light, market tone not established In early trading; demand for round reds good; market slightly strong-Dakota Red River Valley round reds to quote.

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