The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 30

10 THE COIRIER JOLRVAL, TED.NE?DAY, AIGIST 14, 1971 American Stock Exchange Sugar prices make firms consider new sweeteners Louisville to be Lumh headquarters Sales Closa Chg. Sales Close Chg. Sales Close Chg. iivk ion AB Allocated Prtsi 1005 10 Thrftmt .15 yj4 vj VLN Lorp I 3'i-t- J'-t 37 3t- ia 9 4H-4 Vulcan Cora Vulc Inc .30 Sales Close Chg. 5'4 1 28 11 IUUS AAR Co .10 1 Market diary Shares traded 1,230,000 Previous day 1,080,000 WX-Y-Z 8 12' i 6 i 2 4 13 7 9 161-16 Tittany Tigerlntl wt Timnte .40 TMCM 3.y Tokheim .20 TotalPet NA Tracor inc Trans Lux Trnspt Pool Treadw TubosM 22 TubosM Turbodyne TwinFair In Unlnvest .40 UnaTr 1.83e AMEX INDEX yVabVag .10 Wacknt Wards Co WarC DfC 05 WashRi 1.20 Watsco Inc Weiman Co Weld Tu Am Wellco 2 3'i Vt 1 1 54 Vi 2 2'i 51 15-16' 5 1 15-16 32 3' 4 Vt 7-161-16 2' 5ii 8-i Vt Tl 16't 'j 1.

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The corn syrup alternative sweetener was developed by Edward Wardrip of Clinton Corn, with the assistance of Frank -Phillips, chief of development and re--search for Dr. Pepper. Most industrial users appear to be moving cautiously in considering more exotic alternative sweeteners. The two other heavy industrial users of sugar include the baking industry, which embraces cereals as well as baked goods, and the confection business. Together these two industries match in vol-ume of sugar consumption the soft-drink industry.

A spokesman for General Mills Inc. in Minneapolis said that his company "has increased the use of various types of al-ternatives but he declined to specify them. His and other companies have preferred to rely mostly on recovering their heavier outlays for sugar by increasing product prices. Itel Coro Sales Close Chg. 100s PiIDpMo .80 8 23H Pittway 2 22 14 Plant Ind 15 5 Vi Plantrnics 2 15'4 Vt Plaza Group 24 5-16-3-16 6 i.

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The Coca-Cola the Royal Crown Cola Co. and the Dr. Pepper among major soft-drink producers, have approved use of a form of corn syrup to supplement sugar as a sweetener. Described as a "high-fructose" product, the corn syrup is treated with a special enzyme to increase its sweetness. The corn syrup, now being produced by only two companies the Clinton Corn Processing Co.

in Clinton, Iowa, and an Illinois concern, the A. E. Staley Manufacturing Co. will be used in the proportion of one part to about three parts of sugar. The Coca-Cola Co.

has approved the new sweetener for all its drinks except Coca-Cola but including Sprite, Fanta and Mr. Pibb. Pepisco, which produces the con-centrate for Pepsi-Cola, has not yet modified its sweetening process, but a spokesman for the company said Monday that its excutives are "considering alternatives." So far, Clinton and Staley, which have the rights to produce the corn syrup sweetener, under the trade names Iso-merose 100 and Isosweet 100, are swamped with demand and supplies are generally unavailable to most bottlers. The sugar-consuming companies have triscneb .36 Earth .48 EasonO EstnAir Eastrn Frgt Eckmar CD Ecodyne Edgitn 1.29t Edmos .070 Edo Corp Edwards .20 Egan Mc .20 EhrnhP EIco Corp ElEngC .21 ElectrnicA 1 ELT Inc Empress Int EokoSh ErnstEC .30 Espev Mfg Esq Rad El Essex Chem Euthenlc Sy EvanAr Execut PrudBdg .24 PSA Inc wt PuntaGrd Is Purepac Lb 3 2' i- 'l 34 5t- Vi Over llie counter Q-R-S 27i 1 Kin Ark Crp 714 Vt King Opticl ,1, KingRd 73.4 Kingstip .16 U't--'yi Kirbylnd .60 it KleerVu Ind V'ltr's. 4J4 14 Knott Hotel 43.1.

y. Kolmorg .40 31j KuhnStr .10 IVt La Barge 3'4 "Vi Lalay Radio 41, Lake Shore 4t 14 LaMaur .36 5V4 Vi LaneWd Si ountitinnt are from th National Association Ranchrs Fy Caririli Dillon and ara reDreientativa of inter-deal As a consequence, some prices that 12'i 14 2OV2- it 14'i 14 2'4 3'i- 14 nave Decome insiuuuonaiized nave had to give way. The Hershey Foods 5. The national headquarters of Lum's Inc. will be moved to Louisville from Miami about the end of this month.

The move also probably will result in the consolidation of the Ollie's Trolley and Lum operations, indicated Peter G. Sampson, board chairman of both companies. John Y. Brown former chief executive officer of Kentucky Fried Chicken controls both Lum's and Ollie's. Lum's will employ about 80 persons at its headquarters, which eventually will be in the American Life Accident Insurance Co.

of Kentucky building on Main Street. While finishing touches are being put on of office space there, Sampson said the Lum's executives would work out of the Hurstbourne Tower, where Ollie's is headquartered. Brown led a group that acquired the 340 restaurants owned or franchised by Lum's Inc. in mid-1971 for about $4 million. Lum's had been experiencing "operational problems" at the time and officials decided to dispose of the restaurants to concentrate on running Caesars Palace, a large Las Vegas hotel casino.

The company has- since changed its name to Caesars World. Brown's group sold most of the company-owned Lum's to Riviana Foods Inc. in late 1971 for about $6 million in cash and stock, but kept the franchise rights to some 300 Lum's. There are 12 company-owned Lum's now, Sampson said. Sampson said the Ollieburger, a hamburger cooked with a "secret recipe" of 32 spices and a special sauce, has helped boost profits in the Lum's restaurants in which it has been offered.

The Ollieburger now claims a 15 to 20 per cent share of the menu, while the hot dog long linked with the Lum's name has fallen to 6 or 7 per cent, Sampson said. The Ollieburger also was the chief meat product offered through the Ollie's Trolleys, but the menu at the little hamburger outlets has been beefed up, too, with the addition of hot dogs and fish. Sampson said he's very excited about the next six months, with "an expanded Ollie's" planned for Clarksville, Ind. Sampson said that while the formal consolidation of Lum's and Ollie's could be some time off, the two will become nearly synonymous "to make better use of the advertising dollar." 11 Vt 3 19 14 J'4 Fab Ind' 234 im Laneco inc 11 Eahrirtr 04 14' 1 4, LarwR 1.33 LarwinR wt 42 13-16 FairNbl 5'4 8'4 2'i V4 2 Vt 2'i 1314 14 834 14 4'4 14 LCA CP .45 LCA CP Wt Leath Co .50 Lee Entr .36 Lee Pharm Leisure Tec LesFay LewisBF .24 cent chocolate bar, for instance, now costs 15 cents. Coca-Cola has risen in price about 30 per cent by the case and Pepsi-Cola by about 25 per cent.

All of the companies whose spokesmen were interviewed said that, despite higher prices, sales were holding up and there was no significant sales resistance en-'. countered at this point. 1 27 2 3 2 3 4 2 7 36 1 8 16 2 33 2 19 33 16 3 6 4 10 18 1 2 8 7 4'-' '4 9Vt Falcon Sbd Fam Do! Str 3 Fash Fa 6'i FedMrt Felmnt 13'j Felsway .32 Fibrebrd wt FideIG 2.99e FilmCp 2''J Vt Filmways FiltDyn 14- 'i FlnSanB .20 Fin Gen 3Vj Vi FstConn la 6 .14 Fst Dn 2.47e 9 14 Lincoln Am B1 14 Vi 11 433 l't 14 30'4 1 Vt Ms- '4 1834 7 2 112 Vt l'i 14 234 2s Vt 1- 7-16 10 7 44H IV4 2 14 9 Va Llovds Elec 2 3 3i 7 Vi 65i in'. vt 10H Vi Lodge LoewThe wt Logistic LouisCe 1.20 LSB Ind LTVCorp wt Macrod Ind Sugar sold at retail to consumers for la 8V4 xi Me PbS 1.28 5 Fst Rlty Inv 3 5 4- 14 FstSL Sh .48 3 Fst Va l.54e 4 2 FstVaMt wt 1 1 4 1 2 2 12 1 30 46 73 156 7 1 1 10 4 15 15 1 16 37 4 13 9 22 3 1 128 10 1 7 3 14 1 3 4 6 9 6 3 2 828 2 4 7 4 4 8 6 3 5 3 1 18 16 2 2 10 7 2 1 2 1 1 9 X3 1 2 10'4 V4 3- lt 15Vj 1H- 14 2'4 33- Vi 17t 4 2'j 4'4 Vi 6 Vi 3 2'4 l'i Vi 6 5-16 534 Va 7'4 14 IS'- 14 14 2''4 .4 84 2 4'i 1 4't 14 24- Vt 16V4 2V2 14 2 Vi 1'4 Vi 12''i 5'4 14 334 7Vi 434 Vt 571 14 6 2'i '4 Vt 8H 43 Is '4 10'4 Vi 9 l'l 14 454 Vi 2271 71 8'4- 14 33,4 1 1-H 2 1 '4 l'4 774 14 47t 4 10'4 Vj 834 'A 15 4i 13-16 3H Vi Vt 9s 374 5'i '4 Vtr- 3-16 cooking and table use has also increased dramatically in cost. A five-pound bag of sugar that sold for 55 cents slightly more than a year ago now costs $1.75 58 10 53 it mansi 1 Marindu 411 14 Mark Contrl Marshal Ind 0 vt Masland .40 6 Fstmark .24 6 7Ji- Vi FischrP 5 1," Flight Safty 2 27 13-16 prices as of 3:30 p.m.

Aug. 13. The prices do not Include markup, markdown, or commission. Volume figures are available only for companies whs stock i listed 0 NASD't automated-quott systemNASDAQ. Last Week's Sain Bid Asked Bid Am.

Greeting A 71,893 17'4 18' 2034 American Heritage Life 1,575 9'4 934 9i Bank of Louisville NA 20 23 20 Beglev Drug Co. 0 7'4 8' 7 Belknap Inc 9'4 914 934 Churchill Downs NA 26 26 Citizens Bank Trust NA 50 50 Citizens Bank Trust NA 50 50 Convenient Industries 0 54 6'4 V't Bean Foods Co 200 14' 15' 14'i Dollar General Corp 3,050 53 534 53 Dolly Madison Industries NA '4 '4 Vt First National Bank (t) 300 27 29 27 Ft. Knox Natl. Bank NA 20 20 Frame House 0 11 12'4 IP4 Hamilton Intl. 571 1'4 lVj l3 International Life NA 3'4 4 3'4 Investors Heritage 50 7' Wi 7V Jerrico Inc.

2,700 24'4 23 Kentucky Central Life 2,050 4'4 44 4H Kentucky Investors 0 4'4 47i 4'2 Kentucky Utilities pf NA 48 48 KMC Mortgage 250 3'a 4'a 3 'A Liberty Natl. Bank NA 41 44 41 Liberty Natl. Bank (vtc) NA 41 44 41 Lincoln Income Life 0 41 7'4 6'4 Liquid Transporters 0 5 5'2 47t Louisville Gas pf 0 14'4 14 14 Louisville Gas 7.45 pf 55 20'4 21 Va 20'4 Louisville Trust Co NA 21 23 21 Martha White 1,050 H'4 114 10V4 Metridata Computing NA 234 334 214 Modern Loan NA 434 Natl. Recreation Prod 0 2'4 li Provident Natl. Pfd 0 20 22 20'4 Reliance Universal 2,249 9'4 10 9'a Semonin, Paul NA 1'4 134 1' Shoney's 1,500 93 97t 9s Shorewood 0 3'a 4 3 Stock Yards Bank NA 63 63 Stratton Terstegge NA 36 36 Third National 527 264 22'4 22'4 Union Natl.

Bank NA 32''2 32'a Union Trust NA 11 '4 12''a 11 Vermont American 1,400 8 84 8'4 Western Ky. Gas 0 1 2'i 13'2 Wetterau Inc. 1,677 14'4 15' 15 Worthington Industries 300 18 18 IB (NA) Volume not avaialblt. (xl Ex-dividend. (t) Trustees' certificates.

(vtc) Voting-trust certificates. I 13J lt 6 15-161-16 Maule 4-4 v. piock ind Fla Capital 2 134 434 14 in New York, according to New York City's Consumer Affairs which conducts a weekly survey of cer- tain grocery items. Atlas co wt Austral Oil Auto Train Auto Bldg Autmat Rad AutmSvc .20 AVEMC .14 AVX Corn Badg BanFd 1.12e BanstrCtl Lt Banner .03 Barbra Lvn Barclay Ind Barco of Cal Barnes Eng Barnwel Ind Barry BarrvWr .40 Bartons Cdv Barwick ET BasinPet CD BavrkU .728 Bell Ind .08 Benrus Cro Berg En BergRIt BergRIt wt Brg Dfl.15 BernzOmat BervenC .10 Bethlem Cp Beverly Ent Bic Pen .36 Big Ber 1.12 BlrfnvSm .60 Bio Dynam Blessing .40 Blount .08 Bluebird Inc BoltBer Bowmar Ins Bowne .20 Brad Ragan BradfCm Sy BranifAr wt Brascn A lb Brewer .40 BrookP RrownCo wt BrnF BrwnF Dl 40 Bundy 1.08 Burqess Ind Burnslnt .60 Butler Intl Buttes Oil McCro wt McCull Oil McDonh .50 Mclntsh .32 McKeon Cn Means FW 1 Medalist .40 Medco Jwly Medenco .12 14 16'j '4 2 Vi 3'4 9 32'4 Vi I'a 3- 14 6 Vt V2 14 1914 14 14'4 Vi 8 1 -14 1'4- 2'4 4'4 9'4 14 712 4 912 Vl 3 123i 5 14 12i- Vi 8'4 Vt MediaGn .40 7V; 34 MEM Co .72 Mercant Ind $14 Meridln 6V1 Vi Metrocare 3 Metro Grtg 774 Vt Mich Genl MichSu 5 MldldCa .30 Mldld Glass 9 Milqo Elect 171 t4k MillOnx A FaRck 6 3-161-16 FlowerA .28 1 -iL Fluke -3t 4 2'4 ForestL 5 2w' FrankR 2 'T A Fraht -5 1 i Vi Fresnlo 49 A Frieni Frs 1 UVi Vi Frigitronic 72 "14. Erlschs 30b 1J K'T ErontierAir 4 Hit Yf FfnntAir wt 1 2 Gabriel 7 Y' Garcia Corn 10 5'4- t4 Garland .30 1 iv Gaynor Staf 2 '21 i Grhart.24 1 Yi RnEuc Sv 1 ItYft Yf Housewar 1 14 G.n Resrch 2 Wt Generics Cp 18 1,14 Gwn lnd 5' Gerber Scl 2 inv, Vt Geriatrics 55 l'i- Vi Giant 1 Giant 1042 6 Vl AllriHlrwi 1 Personnel file Thomas N.

Ryan III has been promoted from vice-president to executive vice-president with Laclede Mortgage a division of Citizens Fidelity Bank and Trust Co. George M. Bigg has been named vice-president in the Commercial 15 11-16 41 1 3 15161-16 Vt ii Mitchll 1.57t 1 2'4 334 23.4 314 Vt mne .10 MoAmCo Co Modern Md Molycro wt Moog Morton Mov Star .40 MPS Intl CP Reformatory improvements contract is awarded A $176,950 contraot for improvements to the admissions and orientation unit at the Kentucky State Reformatory near La Grange has been awarded to Kentuc-kiana Associates, Louisville. The project is part of a $1.5 million Law Enforcement Assistance Administration grant received by the state to improve living quarters for residents. Charles Pryor commissioner of the state executive department for finance and administration, said the project includes the complete renovation of two dormitories and will provide a modern orientation room for group meetings and four offices for caseworkers.

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45.95 45.95 April 45.97 45.97 June 46.52 46.52 Aug. FEEDER CATTLE Aug 37.20 37.20 Sent 36.70 36.70 Oct 36.65 36.65 Nov 35.75 36 00 March 37.40 38.00 SHELL EGGS Aug 47.45 47.45 Sent 53.05 53 05 Oct 54.10 S4.10 Nov. Dec 63.70 63.70 Jan. Feb 1 LIVE HOGS Aug 40.05 40.05 Oct 38 32 38.32 Dec. 40.65 40.65 Feb.

43.00 43.20 April 42.32 42.32 June 44 80 44.80 July 45.70 45.70 FROZEN PORK BELLIES Aug 54.27 54 27 Feb. 57.70 57.70 fcacch 57.42 57.42 Mat Ju6 48 75 48 42 46.75 45.95 45,97 46.52 Steady 4T45 37-39 Off 1 23-26 22-24 20-22 Steady 30O2 SIOUX c. 500 Federal-Statt Market News Service (Quotations are In cents per pound) LOU. INDPLS. NOGS Receipts 1,000 2,000 Price Trend Steady Off Vi Off 1, 2 3 200-220 lbs) 39-39'4 39'4-39Vi Peak 39V, Sows (400-550 lbs) 26-31 30-31 LOU.

OMAHA CATTLE Receipts 1.500 4,000 SLAUGHTER Steers Price Trend Steady Steady Prime 50 Choica 47-49VJ Good 36-43 40-45 PricerTrnd Steady Up Vt Prime Choice 46-48 Good 35-38V4 42'2-43 Price Trend Off Vj-l Strong Utility 24-2834 24Vj.2i'a Cutter 22-24'i Canner 18-22 Bulls Price Trend Steady Steady Yield Grade 1 37s Yield Grade 1-2 30-35 4 28-32 LOU. OK LA. C. FEEDERS Receipts 800 6,000 Price Trend Uo 1 Steady Choice 300-400 lbs. 34-37 38-41 Choice 400-500 lbs.

37-40 Choice 500-600 lbs. 34-39 Choice 600-700 lbs. 33-36 3Wf3V't Choice 700-800 lbs. 34Vi-36'i 3iVt-37Vt Heifers Price Trend Uo 1 Steady Choice 300-500 lbs. 29-321 30i-34V4 Choice 500-750 lbs.

30-33'4 30-33 LOU. E. ST. PAUL VEALERS Receipts Price Trend Steady Steady Choice 40-45 43-50 LOU. SAN ANGELO LAMBS Receipts 1.000 Pric Trend Steady Prim Choice 40 38'V42 Feeflert 33-36 Ewm 7-17 7.77 7.79 7.76 144 00 146 70 150.00 154 20 156.50 158.50 160.00 161.90 47.75 47.50 A45.75 A44.95 44.97 45.50 A45.60 36.20 B35.70 35.65 A35 75 37.00 45.45 51.00 B52 10 58 00 A61 60 59.00 A55.05 38 50 36.90 39.10 A41.70 B40.85 A44.20 A42.00 52.70 A56 20 A55 92 A56 85 56.00 182.00 156.70 160 00 164.20 166.30 168.30 170.00 171.00 B48.75 B48.42 B46.75 B45.95 B45.97 B46.52 B46.60 37.20 36.50 35.75 35.60 A37.80 B47.45 BS3.05 B54.10 B59.90 B63.70 B61.0O B57.05 B40.05 B3S.32 B40 65 B43.20 B42 32 B44 80 B45.70 B43.50 B54 27 B57.70 B57 42 B58 35 B58.25 36.20 36.00 35.50 35.50 37.40 47.45 53 05 54.10 63.70 Plus information on almost anything.

From where to catch the bus, to where the restrooms are, to the time and weather. Ask us. That's why we're there. Enjoy the Fair! August 15-24. The Courier-Journal The Louisville Times Although that isn't a typical question, we've answered a lot of them at the Kentucky State Fair.

After all, that's why we're in the information booth in front of the Coliseum. We want to answer all of your questions so you'll be able to enjoy the Fair even more. And to help, we've got a State Fair map and directory, schedules and locations of daily events, and county name tags, all yours for the asking. I. ST.

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