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14 THE COURIER.JOIR.AL, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1977 Kimball to expand American Exchange Associated Press Westport Plaza shopping center to open this fall Sales Close Chg. 1 00s personnel file Sales Close Chg. I oos A-B A new television-cabinet manufacturing plant is planned in Jasper, by Kimball International Inc. The plant and warehouse is scheduled for completion by mid-September. The company didn't estimate cost of the new facility.

At full production, the new plant will employ about 200. The facility will be heated by steam from a boiler fueled by coal and wood scraps from the plant. RanchEx 15 RangrO RapdAmwt 37 RathP 15 RaymPr.57e 5 Reading 3 RelGrpwt 151 RemAr 24 RepMHn wt 1 A PIS 24 11 116 ASPRO .5 ATI Inc 17 ReschCtl .08 102 12'! V4 11', 14 3't- 4'. 8'. 4S1 V.

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7 1. 314- l. A shopping center that will have 30 Abrdfti to 40 stores covering more than 200,000 JJJJJJp square feet is under construction on Westport Road in northeastern Jefferson County. AlaskAir Estimated cost of the center, to be AMegACw'iN called Westport Plaza, is $3.5 million to Aitamii About our new Marketplace Courier-Journal stock listings now include only those stocks that closed higher or lower in price than on the previous trading day. If you cannot find a stock listing in either the New York Stock Exchange or American Stock Exchange tables, the stock either did not trade that day or did not change in price from the previous day's closing price.

Complete New York and American weekly tables for all stocks will continue to appear in The Sunday Courier-Journal Times. RileyCo Robntch Roblin Rocor Roqers RoyBusF Russell .40 RyanH .50 SMD SSPInd 66 10 9 4 12 3 52 18 1 23 48 Barkley L. Blevins of Lexington has been elected president of the Kentucky Association of Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors Inc. Other new officers: Joe A. Roehrig Louisville, first vice president; Ray Dauenhauer Louisville, second vice president; Addie S.

French, Elizabethtown, treasurer, and John B. English, Pewee Valley, secretary. Jerry Nickel of Lancaster has been elected president of the Kentucky Shorthorn Association. Other new officers: Jack Ragsdale, Prospect, vice president, and Nicki Durham, Hodgenville, Irwin L. Lowenstein has been named president and chief operating officer of Rhodes which operates Crossroads furniture stores in Louisville, St.

Louis and Jacksonville, Fla. A Louisville native, Lowenstein had been president of Rhodes' Crossroads furniture division, which is based in Houston. Paul W. Chellgren has been appointed an administrative vice president of Ashland Chemical Co. He had been an executive assistant to Ashland Oil corporate management $4 million, according to Roy f.

McMa- AiterFds'so 12'l Vi Alcoa of 3.75 18150 4914 STPCp han one of the managing partners in SDgopf 7.80 ISO AMAX Wt 511 3, 3i '4 13 AmAqro si-rKfc Egg prices (Prices are in cents) NEW YORK (Graded) EGGS A large 62 63 A medium 53 A small 45-46 SchelbE Schiller .54 3 4 .12 10 SciAtla 16 li Scopeln iloo 31'. '4 714 14 20'. ''I 3', 3 2i V. '4 J'4 Vi Sealctro 'i 27 34'4 '4 AmBiltrt AmBrd wt AGarPd .34 AlntPict Alsrael AMaiieA .40 AMaileB .40 AMotlnns AmPetf 2.20 APrecs .21 ASafEq AmUIIY AngloC Anken .28 Anthony .190 ApldOev Arundel Goose Creek Property, the center's developer. McMahan said leases already have been signed with 13 or 14 stores and negotiations are under way with the others.

The major portion of Westport Plaza will be three buildings in a shape on 21 acres of land north of Westport Road between Hounz Lane and Goose Creek Road, south of Blossom Lane. Portions of the shopping center fnnr frpp-stanrlinf franchise restaurants 1 8'. V. Market diary Seaport SoasnAII .26 SecMtgln SetonCo .45 Sharon 1 ShenanO Shopwefl Sierrcin .20 Siqma SimcoS Simkins .60 Simplex SonderBr .32 Sorg Paper Soundsn .40 SCEdpf 1.08 SCEdDf 1.45 1'4 "I 17' '4 2''4 '1 Vi 25', 25, '4 74 "1 35-1 Vi 11 14 95 5Vi V. 13V.

V. 131, I 181, 3,4 16Vl "4 .2,629,850 .3,381,600 Shares traded Previous day "i II "4 Vj 3V, 73. S'4 '4 4 v. 7V. Vi 45'.

V. 44 Vi 1 1-14 4S1 V4 21'-. Vi 44 Vi AshlOC .20 Astrex AMEX INDEX akriculturad markets already have been built and are in '20e Chg. Close Low 112.07 High 112.31 0.14 112.13 SCEdpf 1.30 329 Farm weather operation. Austrafo III Construction is scheduled for comple- AutmBid tion by late August or early September, AS'frd, i 14 10 21 lOl'i Vi 2 11 MOST ACTIVE Stocks Sales Clos 6 7'4 4 14 4.

3. 5 2514 "4 22 13 16 It McMahan said, and it is hoped that all Avondaino l'i pt b.u Spartek .40 Spector SpedOP SpencrF StdAlln 1 StdCont StdCoosa .90 StdMetl Krt hi, llntnhap A( HL'T BEEF CATTLE (40,000 lbs) 38.60 38.72 38.35 38.67 38.55 41.35 41.60 41.05 41.50 41.32 42.05 47.37 41.75 42.35 42.00 42.50 42.92 42.30 42.90 42.50 43.87 44.40 43.77 44.40 43.82 44.40 44.95 44.30 b44.95 44.45 44.90 45.30 44.90 045 30 44.90 April 2563; June 5268; Aug 1808; Dec 340; Feb 148; April 25. Chg. Vi Vi Vi BadgrMt .50 14 12', 11 LIVE Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Sales: Oct 552; Open Goldfield Corp 111,500 Syntex Corp 104,500 Vernitron 103,000 Houston Oil Minerals 78,600 Great Basins Petroleum 70,400 18 8V4 455, BaldorEI .24 100 BanFd l.lSe 6 31U1C9 Will UC UJCII U1.WU1.1. port Plaza eventually will employ 400 to 500 people, he estimated.

Among the "anchor" stores in the Sunshine: Better than 80 per cent today and tomorrow. Frost: Temperatures will be near freezing in much of the north. Precipitation: Little or no precipitation expected through tomorrow. Humidity: 30 to 40 per cent tonight. Soil temperatures: Mostly in the mid- to upper 40s with a lew degrees warming expected through Chicago futures Futures contracts are commitments by traders to buy or sell commodities by a specified luture date, normally at the end of the contract month.

Only a tew per fen) of contracts actually leads to delivery of commodity. The others are cancelled prior to that time. Traders move in and out ol the markets to balance their positions, offsetting a commitment to buy or sell a commodity by assuming a similar commitment to sell or buy the same item. Futures prices Rrovide market "guesses" about where prices are eaded. The prices quoted are for contract months and can be roughly translated into price levels expected by traders at those times.

Banister .40 Banner .08 Barnwl interest: April 13495; June 17834; Sales Close Chg. shopping center are a mart discount BarryR 13V2 V. 17', Vi 121.4 4 Vi 5 Vi Vi F'i Vi 2Si V. 3 Vi S'i Vi Aug 10093 oct 4244; Dec 2366; i-eo uuu; StdMotA StdPacCp Sales Close Chg. starSup .76 100s Steelmt 12 70 405.

14 Sfepnch .60 20 7 8'i Vi stevcoknit IGOs Aor I 679. store and an supermarket, McMa FischrP .481 (42.000 lbs) FEEDER CATTLE MitchlE MiteCn 2 ''4 ''I 16', "4 5i Vi 14' 1 Vi 44 ''I Vi 11''4 '4 11 Vj- 74 Vi 185i 14 5 Vi HVj Vi 45i 14 4 20 Vj Vj 14 J4 '''I 4 'i 7Vj- 634- 4 l', 12'4 41.15 41.55 41.05 41.50 41.30 Molvcrowt 47 30i 14 strutW .30 Flights! FlaCap FlaRck FlowGen MonMat .40 14 514 Vi SueAnn .24 4-Inch Soil Temperatures Humidities MonP Of4.50 1200 52 t'. SunCityl .25 14'! Vi 23. v. Flowers .40 41.60 41.97 41.50 41.85 41.75 42.55 42.75 42.40 42.65 42.45 42.55 42.75 42.35 42.75 42.30 42.60 42.90 42.32 42.90 42.70 D42.90 42.80 April 52; May 124; Aug 60; Sep 16; NOV 0.

Apr May Aug Sep Oct Nov Sales: 16; Oct Open Moog .60 4 11 SunElec .60 187 Mortons .32 I 5 SupFdS .40 14 $qr Open. High. Low Close Prev WtltAI li.UUU DUI M.n.T Supercr 13'4 v. Fiydao I6V1 Vi Foodws FooteM .256 Foote of 2.20 4.1 j. Suplndl 12b interest: March 19; April 6U6; May 1374, Aug 675; Sep 296; Oct H5; 43,4 3., FordCan 5a 170 ForestC 6 3Vi 1.

SupSurg .14 203 l. Susqueh 1'4 Susqhnpf 7-161-16 Synaloy Nov 274. LIVE Hi Lo Av Hi Lo Bardstown 100 40 Williamstown 45 42 44 86 28 Berea 51 44 48 86 33 Campbellsville 50 45 48 90 20 Cumberland Gap Park 49 47 48 100 14 Glasgow 50 46 48 94 24 Grayson 50 44 47 100 33 Greenville 52 48 40 100 40 Hardinsburg 51 43 47 68 62 Henderson 52 49 51 94 24 Mayfield 52 48 50 100 28 Princeton SI 48 50 92 30 Ouicksand 49 43 46 98 36 Somerset .51 47 49 74 22 6 HOGS 17', 14 FoxStaP .50 es. 1. FranklnRt 50 1045 18 Barwick Benrus Berg Ent BergenB BrgBpf 1.15 BeverlyE BicPen .40 B.nkMI la BinnySm .80 Blessng .30 BodinAp .40 BoltBer .20 BowVall .10 Bowne .30 BranifArwt BrascanA I BraunEn 1 BreezeCp BrewerC BrooksP .40 BrnFA .0 BrnFB .40 Buehler Buildex Buring f.10 Burnsln .60 Butlerln .50 8 syntex 4 Vi SyscoCp 2' SystEng 40 I 24 514 Vi 29V, i han said.

A. R. Abrams an Atlanta firm, will build the mart. Lee Simpson, project manager for Abrams, said the mart store will have 68,337 suare feet, putting it in the medium-size range of mart stores. Completion of the store is scheduled for Aug.

15, Simpson said. Among smaller businesses that will be in the shopping center are a drugstore, a women's clothing store, a shoe store, a paint store, a card and gift shop, a branch bank, a men's clothing store, an ice cream shop and a small medical office, McMahan said. A parking lot for 1,500 cars is under construction, he said, and there will be 12 access roads to the center from the four roads bounding it. T-U-V (30,000 lbs) 35.50 35.60 35.70 35.40 37.95 38.25 37.70 38.05 40.20 40 2 5 39.72 40.15 39.15 39.35 38.85 39.75 36.70 36.95 36.55 36.85 36.90 37.25 36.75 a37.00 37.60 37.60 37.45 37.60 P36.50 n38.05 1162; June 2012; July 140; Dec 87; Feb 13; 35.55 38.37 40.20 39.30 a37.00 a37.22 38.00 36.70 H3S.0S 956; April 15 3, 43. Vi 3'i Vi 5' 4 3 19 V4 24 4 13 1 75'.

Vi 30V, 'J OSS'i Vi 8 14 '4 4 i 21 Vj 14 6 Vi 12' 4', 1034 4''4 'i 13'i 23,1 Vi IV4 Vi 165', 11 7 'i Vi 5 Vi 36', Vi 14. Vi 3 Vi Vi l'2 Vi 7'2 4 20 Vi 7', Vi 6 Vi 6V4 V. Apr Jun Jul Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Sales: April Aug 490; Oct 71 "4 11N 'i 22i Vi 54 "i 11 Vi Vi 1414 Vi 4i 3t Vi 14 Vi 3'4 JI 121 Vi FrontAir .191 Gabriel .40 Galaxy Garan .60 Gaylord GenExp Genge Genisco GiantFd la AGiantYel Glasrock Glatfltr 1.80 r.iRv 14 NardaM .20 Nat CSS .20 NatHlthE Natlnd wt NtParag .40 Neisner Nelson LB NENuclr .50 NMexAr NProc NYTimes .60 NewbEn.20b Newprk NiagFSv .56 Nichols .271 Nolcx Nortek .04 NorAmR .10 NVORCdnO NovoCp NuclDta NumacO Offshore OhioB 2 Ollalnd 10 2 II 17 1 10 10 3 543 23 49 12 37 10 6 1 34 I 13 1115 18 3 8 6 19 TandyBr 141 I4V1 5. TechSym 12 TechOp 3 23. i.

Techtrl .16 24 434 TeleCm .36 12 74 TerraC .80 27 1214 Vi Texstar 289 714 V. ThorCp I 1-16 Thorofar 7 3Vi V. Three 12 4. 14 Tiffanyl .20 8 634 Tokheim .80 19 24 TolEdpf4.25 1100 48 1 TolEdpf 10 1220 108Vj Va TotalPet 14 6Vj v4 Livestock markets Federal-State Market News Service (Ouotations are in cents per oound) 29 14 94 Vi 1554 Vi i 55 Vi l4'4 Vi 4V4 Vi 4V4 Vi 3 Vi 14'i i 8 '4 2.5, 14 105-, 115, li 16 3914 81- Vi 4893; 340; June 0. Open interest: April 3624; June July 3026; Aug 1714; OVCT Dec Feb 113; April 24: June I.

May 51 2.771, 2.79 2.77'4 2.781. 2.78", Jul 51 2.85 2 86' i 2 85 2.84' 2 85. Sep 51 2.92 2 93' 1 2.92 2.93' 1 2.9234 Dec SI 3 01' 2 3.0334 3 01' 3 3.0334 3.03 Mar SI 3.1 l'i 3.12'j 3.11' 1 3.12'j 3.12 eMay 51 3.18 3.18': 3.18 3.18'a 3.18 CORN (5,000 bu) May tl 2.5834 2 59 2.58U 2.58' 2.59 Jul SI 2.6434 2.6434 2.64 2.64'4 2.644 Sep 51 2.67' 1 2 68 2.67 2.68 2.6734 Dec SI 2.7034, 2.71 2 2.0', 2.71'a 2.71' Mar SI 2.77 2.773,4 2.761'j 2.77W 2.77Vj OATS (5,000 bu) May SI 1.68i 1.69 1.6734 1.69 1.6834 Jul SI 1.621 63 1.62 1.63 1.62' 2 Sep SI 1.59' 1 1.60 1.59') 1.60 1.59' 1 Dec SI 1.63 1.63' 7 1.6234 1.63 1.63' 4 Mar 51 1.64 1.64 1.64 1.64 SOYBEANS (5,000 bu) May SI 8.50 8.53 8.41 8.47 8.49 Jul SI 8.49 8.55 8.43 8.50 8.55 Aug SI 8.48 8.51 8.39 8.42' 2 8.50 Sep SI 7.78 7.80 7.67ia 7.72 7.79 Nov SI 7.12 7.17'2 7.10 7.l2Va 7.13 Jan SI 7.16 7.20 7.14V, 7.17 7.18 Mar SI 7.20 7.24 7.19 7.22 7.21 May SI 7.25U 7.251', 7.22V, 7.24V, 7.24V, SOYBEAN MEAL (100 tons) May SI 236.00 237.50 234.50 237.00 236 SO Jul SI 238.00 240.00 237.00 240.00 240.00 Aug SI 236.00 238.00 235.50 237.50 237.50 Sep SI 217.50 218.00 215.50 218.00 217.50 Oct SI 193.00 195.00 192.10 195.00 193.00 Dec SI 190.50 192.50 190.00 192.00 190.00 Jan SI 191.00 192.00 191.00 192.00 190.00 Mar SI 192.00 192.50 191.80 192.50 191.50 May SI 193.50 1 93.00 LOU. C-D GlenOis .441 Glover ino iiturL). c.ai.L.

EGGS (22,500 dOI) 50.00 50.10 49.60 50.10 CK Pet .201 112 36 IV4 GoldnW .45 HOGS Receipts Price Trend 800 Off I COI1.CD 48.20 48.30 47.80 b48.30 SHELL Apr May Jun Jul 50.10 a48.30 49.40 50.25 55.00 1, 2, 3 (200-220 lbs) 37-37'. 49.45 49.50 49.25 49.40 50.50 50.50 50.50 50.50 55.25 55.25 54.70 55.25 2,000 Off '4-l'5 3714-3734 38 34 3534 OMAHA 500 peak Sows (400-550 lbs) 6.500 Off 37-37U 37' E.ST L. 2,400 Tredwy 9 2'. Vd TriSIMtr .80 10 10'. Va .37 33-35 LOU.

OnLineS 18'! 'I 311 Vi Goldfield 13'i Vi Goodrich wt 12 Vi GormR 13V. GrandAu .30 3V2 Vi GrndCtl .30 143'4 V4 Gtgamlnd 64 GtBasinP 5i GtLkCh .21 6''i Vi Greenmn Sep Sales: 1 Sen May 128; June 11; April 112; 3 OOkiep 1350 Vi Jul 750; TUbOSM 248 Tultco .40 2 TwinFair 10 12 OverhDr .50 168 704 oversSec CSECp .64 CWTran .50 Caldor .25 CalLile CalPrtC 1 Cameo CdnExp CdnHomO CdlnPA 1.50 CdnMarc .20 CdnMerr CdnOcci .54 Caressa .30 87 375i Vi Open interest: March 27; April May 527; June 117; Jul 24; Sep 81. SOYBEAN OIL (60.000 insl UIPCp .20 13 Vi 73 20', GREIT .40 4 4 14 3 3 7-161-16 GuardC 1(1 1 May si Jul si 27.55 27.65 26.84 27.00 27.77 27.80 27.80 27.10 27.20 27.95 CATTLE Receipts 700 SLAUGHTER Cows Price Trend Steady Utility 25-30', Cutter 23-27 Canner 19-23' Bulls Price Trend Steady Yield Grade 1 35-' 'I 27', V. Off 1, 26-28 24 26 21', -24 Off 26-30 26-271, 23' ,26 URSCp .24 11 UVIndwt Unimax Unionlnv 4 UnAirPd .56 3 UnBrand wt 108 Vi l'i- Vi v4 1-16 155 1 Vi 145, V. 145, li 274 i 231- Vi 27 Vi Oxford Ft PSAIncwt PGEpfB 1.37 PGEpIC 1.25 PGEpfD 1.25 PGEpfE 1.25 PGEpfR 2.37 PGEpfK 2.04 15 1334 '4 GlfOCan 1.08 5 3 144- Vi tt is 4, 14 rl-l-J SI 27.65 27.75 27.10 27.25 27.90 SI 26.90 27.15 26.70 26.80 27.19 SI 26.25 26.50 25.90 25.90 26.30 SI 25.50 25.80 25.40 25.55 25.40 SI 25.45 25.80 25.45 25.55 25.50 SI 2S.6S 25.85 25.50 25.65 25.60 Steady Steady Aug Sep Oct Dec Jan Mar May 11 1, Hamptn 4 16', Hannfrd .72 1 1'.

J.rlanri 4(1 77 4 1 4 3 7 12 fbfcptJ l.il Vi Vi 1234 Vi Carnal 1.80 CastleAM I Castletn Cavitrn 12c 166 CentSec 12 UnCosF I UnFoods 3 UNatCppf 11 USFiltr .28 516 UnRItT .948 47 31-34 Yield Grade 1-2 30-34 33 35 PacLtpf4.75 Z100 535'i IV, LOU. OKLA.CITY SIOUX CITY 7V2- Vi 35a Vi 35, Vi 43,, 54 Vi ''4 4'i 6 7-141-14 11', 14 1 5I4- I 15', Vi 83, 14 5 145', 21', 15, 65', 14 14 135, 4 a4 s. 51 15', 3'i Vi ICED BROILERS (30,000 lbs) PallCorp .40 175 34i'4 14 SI 25.75 25.75 25.50 25.65 25.60 17 13-161-16 FEEDERS 174 1V4 HartzM .30 Harvey 22 V4 Hasbro .20 l'J V. HciHhM .10 PalomrF 8 IV4 'i SI Mar 11 1 8'j V. PandelB 8 41.40 39.25 39.75 40.90 41.80 41.60 41.00 39.05 39.55 40.65 41.60 41.60 41.15 39.25 39.70 40.70 41.60 41.60 20 15-161-16 Hillhavn .32 41.25 39.30 39.77 40.90 41.70 41.70 41.00 41.05 39.10 39.70 40.90 41.62 41.60 41.00 SI SI SI SI SI Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep USNtRs USRbR la UnivCig .05 UnivCont VallesSt Valspar .28 Veeco Vernitron 51 1030 Profits dipped, II illenbrand says A dip in earnings in the quarter ended Feb.

28 was reported yesterday by Hillenbrand Industries Batesville, Ind. The maker of caskets and hospital equipment had net income of $3,032,000, or 62 cents a share, in its first fiscal quarter, down from $3,162,000, or 64 cents a share in the period a year earlier. Sales increased to $34,389,000 from $30,742,000. The company blamed the lower earnings on severe winter weather that caused a loss of production and increased expenses. Company officials also said they plan to amend the firm's bylaws to reduce the number of directors to 11.

2'. Vi Hiptrnic .20 44'2', HomeOA .75 4'4 HospM 1i HouseVi .32 94 V4 HosMInn 74 V. 4'i 6 2734 Vj 45'i Vi 75'I 3,1 455i 3514 35V2 4 SI BELLIES The Dow Jones spot commodity price index closed at 437.66, off 1.89. The Dow Jones commodity futures index closed at 424.80, Off 5.56. Cash grain prices (Prices per bushel) Louisville Ohio Valley Pennyrilt CORN No.

2Y 2.50-2.52 2.35-2.50 2.30-2.45 CORN No. VM 3.00 2.80-3.10 SOYBEANS No. 1Y 8.33-8.35 8.19-8.29 8.05-8.20 WHEAT No. 2SRW 2.43 2.45 2.35-2.45 OATS No. 2W 1.95 Steady 44-46' 4 41' 4-45' 4 39' 4-441, Steady 33-36' 4 33 36 ST.

PAUL CerM pi 2.25 CertifCp Certron CetecCp ChartMd ChemEx ChiRiv 1.60a ChildWId CijcIeK .70 Citation Clarkson .20 Clarostat Clausing 1 Clopay .16 Coachm .25 CohenHat (36,000 lbs) 113 1, HouOilM .80 784 53.10 53.3 5 5 2.75 3'i V. 6 UI4 14 14 85. 14 IOV4 10V, 14 3314 '4 4 4 Vi 21', i 15', 7 1634 2'. 1,4 38' 21', Virco .10 2 Voplex 4 VulcnCp 4 53.15 53.25 aS3.50 53.75 a54.1S 54.65 a54.95 53.30 a53.45 Receipts Steers Price Trend Choice 300 400 lbs. Choice 400-500 lbs.

Choice 500-600 lbs. Choice 600-700 lbs. Choice 700-800 lbs. Heifers Price Trend Choice 300-500 lbs. Choice 500-750 lbs.

VEALERS Price Trend Prime Choice LAMBS Receipts Price Trend Prime 54.00 52.65 PORK Mar May Jul Aug Feb Mar May 53.50 54.60 53.30 54.70 53.50 53.90 54.75 53.45 54.70 53.70 Steady 30-321, LOU. Weak 50-60 6. STL. W-X-Y-Z 8 Vi HubellA 1.50 66 12', HubellB 1.50 22 5'i HudBO 1.52 I 14 Huftman .50 12 7Vj Vi HuntHlt.lSe 22 144 V4 HuskyO .80 208 l'i Vi Hycellnc 15 173, CHCp 53.75 a 54, 50 a54.67 53.40 053.70 53.80 Pantast .30 ParkCh 48a Parsons .80 PatoC 1.20e Pemcor .20 Pen EM PenTr 1.40 PECp PenobS PepBoys lb PepCom .60 Pertec PetroLe Phoenix PitDM 1.20a Pittway 1.20 PlacrDv .80 Plantrn .08 PlymR A Poloron PrairieO PrattLmb 1 PrattRd .30 Presley PrpCT 1.20e PrudGp Purepac WUIInc .80 4 Wacknht .40 104 bS4.25 a 54 35 July 1596; 12i Vi Vi 224 Vi 4 Vi 4 Vi 7 Vi Vi 14 i Steady 60 71 38 48 SAN ANGELO Coleman .68 192 Indols. Chicago ColonCml Wainoco WanqLb .12 UUsnnl II 11 2.SP4 2.21-2.23 y.T IMLMO .20 1 E.ST.L.

LOU. .25 ImpOVll ImpOVILA Sales: March 70, May 2793 Aug 282; Feb 76; March May Open interest: March 161; July 3579; Aug 1356; Feb 337; May 1. Bid; a Asked; Nominal 12 May 3896; March 95; 114 Incotrm 10 Purchase CORN No. 2Y 2.45-2.50 SOYBEANS No. 1Y 8.15-8.27 WHEAT No.

2SRW OATS No. 2W MILO (cwt.) 4.00 i.Z WasPstB .36 ji -r 8.33 4.54-6.62 2.66', 2.36-2.38 1.80 1.75 665 13-161-16 234 8 ''4 17 "4 15. 1,4 23Vj 4 1'4 75.1 Vi SVj- 14 3 V. 9 105', "i 150 Steady 52 IIV4 Vi mstrSys InsSy pi 9C IS 73.J. I.

10'i '4 mtlAlum .50 14 i 'L IntBnknt 105 3i 31 Watsco .20 3,, WeldTuA 14'i WstFinl 57.1. Whitaker .40 115,1 Wichita 1' woodlnd 5''. V. 6V4 V4 55l '4 6 44 1 82 3 18 8 82 26 3 8 20 5 12 4 1 23 10 27 6 10 4 2 53 1 116 ''I Q-R-S 7V4 ColwellC .40 Cominco 2 ComAII Comdlnt CoPsyc .30 Com PS 1.62 Compac Compoln .32 Complnst Conchm .50 Condec ConnllyC ConsRef .60 Cooklnd CoopJar Cordon CoreLb Corenco .80 Cornelius .48 CorrBlk 1.40 ColtCp CoxcC CrosAT 1.20 CwnCPt CrowmCr VUffrkWr .60 Wrather WrightH WyleLab .28 Wynnln .30 WymBn .56 Xonics Zimmer .24 REDM 1S. v.

lntFunrl.05e 1 23, 1 IntProtn 3 6 IntStrtch 2 1, IntSyCon .25 165 275, Vi 91! Vi interpool 24 15Vj Vj Intrway 51 16i v4 InvestFIa 8 l'i V. 15 InvRtTr 28 7'i Vi Ionics 67 4 3 1 '4 irvinlnd 40 5' v4 6i, 1,, Jacobs 41 1,, 15 4 jamswy.05r 22 11 '4 "i ll'j '1 jeannet .40 II l5i 2l. JohnPd .36 8 7'i j' Jupiter 4 Vi 21 '1 i 36'. v. 10', 13i 15', 6i, 1 RET pf 4.38 RPS Pd RaganB Vi 6''i Vi CZD meeting place Dividends 6 2fv Kaisrlnd .26 486 173'.

Pe Stk. 01 pay- 34 ''I ulf Why did Nahm, Turner, Vaughan Landrum choose First National Tower? 34 V4 CrutcR .36 riod Rata record able oie Sxi KapokT.lOr CrystIO 225 wl-1 IRREGULAR Bracken MineLtd 3-25 CubicCp .40 Ketchm 34 Kewanee .72 122 CurticeB .80 x-Approx. per depositary share. 5-26 5- 15 4- 15 6- 1 5- 1 Keed Kooeris STOCK Godfrey Co lOpc 4-4 Liquid Transport lOpc 5-1 Pioneer StdEI 4-13 v. Keystlnd .30 7 2 KirbyEx 14 KleerVu 1 KnickToy 46 10'r- LSBInd )0r 10 17 45 3 21 145 75 2 4 4 4 4 13 -ht LaBarge .06 1 14Vi 3 1 aMaur .20 4 DWG DamonC Damson Datapd DayMin .20 DeRose DelLabs .36 DenTalE DevCpA DillardSt .40 Diversey .56 DomePt DrexUtl 1.32 DrgFair DurTst "As an insurance Joseph A.

Gammon, chairman of National Industries will address the Louisville Society of Financial Analysts at noon Wednesday at the Gait House. A seminar for executive secretaries and administrative assistants will be held Wednesday, starting at 9 a.m., at the Executive West motel. The seminar will concentrate on personal and professional development. A conference on fire control and safety will be held March 30-31 at the Lexington Center. The University of Kentucky, state fire marshal's office and the Society of Fire Protection Engineers are sponsoring the event.

x-3 for 2 split. Rorer Amchem 3-31 x-l share ot Amchem products lor each share of Rorer Amchem held, subject to approval, payable date unannounced. Tandy Brands 415 x-l additional share for eah share held. payable date about 5-16. LaGuinta il 7 Laneco .12 4 LaTourB l4'j- 4 LeathCo .50 40 3, firm, a vital factor 46 ti 'n l-en'9hPr LibtyFab .06 X19 4- 10 5- 2 4-10 5-24 4-15 3-31 rl LloydsEI Lodges 5', 'I I ohmn 80a Dynlctn DynAm inVRCHSCV Gen Auto Parts .24 Godfrey Co .25 Lincoln Tela, Tel .55 INITIAL Pioneer StdEI OS 34 4-13 51 E-F-fi Logicon LaGenSy .82 2 3 I nnriuPI 4i Vi 45 14 74 V2 41 14 '4 7i'i 27.

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Both are payable June 30 to holders of record June 10. 10' 4 v4 Mctex .30 13'u Metpth A'r- MichGen 5', Vi MpchSug 1 185, ''4 MidldCo .10 1, IGIS .28 104 M'llerWo .60 10 "4 MilRoy .25 7'j MissnIT I MoPlcR 1.44 FedMart .60 2 FedRlty 1.24 11 FedRes 59 Felmnt 7 Fibrbrd wt 8 Filmwy 211 FinGen .40 20 FinGnA .40 2 FtConn .50 7 FstHartld 5 113. 251 145, 43 Baylor Landrum, managing director Nahm, Turner, Vaughan Landrum custom tailors "It's convenient to have the headquarters of the state's largest bank right in the building." with sensible prices An ad for people money and minerads who have never considered a Custom Made Suit. It's Not Expansive Bond markets Thursday Wednesday Domestic 18,810.000 14,730,000 Foreign 480,000 450.000 Total 19,520,000 17,230,000 Dow Jones closing bond averages: 20 Bonds, 91.10, down 0.04. 10 Public Utilities, 96.33, down 0.10.

10 Industrials, 85.87, up 0.02. "I think it's easy to see why anyone would choose to locate in First National Tower." ST It Will Fit Perfectly Select from wide range) ol fabrics and styles from ultramodern to super conservative suits, sport coats, slacks, etc. Over the counter Ouotations art from the National Association of Securities Dealers and are representative of inter-dealer prices as ol 4 p.m. March 24. The Prices do not include markup, markdown or commission.

Volume figures art available only tor companies whose stock is listed on the HMD automated quote system NASDAQ. Key interest rates Federal funds in an open market: Day's high, 4 13-16 per cent, low 4 1116 per cent closing bid 4 11-16 per cent, offered 4 13-14 per cent. Prime lending rate at large New York banks: per cent. Commercial paper placed directly by a maior linance company: 30 to 89 days, 45, per cent; 90 to 119 days, 434 per cent; 120 to 239 days, 4', per cent; 240 to 270 days, 5' per cent. Commercial paper sold through dealers: 30 to 270 days, 44 per cent to 5' i per cent.

Certificates of deposit $100,000 or more top rates paid by maior banks in the newly issued market; one month, 4.65 per cent; two months, 4.70 per cent; three months, 4.75 per cent; six months, S.I0 per cent; one year, 5.60 per cent. Rates shown are only a guideline to general trends and don't necessarily represent actual transactions. Financial futures CHICAGO MERCANTILE GOLD Mar 153.30 153.30 152.50 152.50 153.00 Jun 155.00 1SS.10 154.00 154.50 155.40 Sep 157 00 157.20 156.40 157.20 157.70 Dec 160.30 160.40 159.00 159.40 140.40 Mar 142.90 162.90 141.90 142.50 163.60 Jun 165.00 165.10 164.50 145.10 144.00 Sales: March June 1483; Sep 225; Dec 191; March 13; Jun 3. NEW YORK SILVER FUTURES Mar .492.50 497.00 492.00 491.30s 494.80 May 497.00 497.20 493.40 494.50S 500.00 Jul 501.50 502.00 498.70 499.50s 505.10 Spo 504.50 506.80 503.80 504.50s 510.10 Dec 513.50 514.30 511.50 512.00s 517.70 Jan 515.00 515.50 514.80 514.50s 520.20 Mar 521.50 521.50 518.50 519.50 525.30 May 526.50 526.50 5 2 5.00 524.50 530.40 jl 521.60 532.00 530.00 529.50s 535.40 Sales estimated: settling. American Heritage Lilt custom made shirts The shirt will be tailored to your particular measurements taste.

Citiiens Fidelity Convenient Industries Dollar General Corp. First Ky. National Corp. Investors Heritage Jerrico Inc Expert Alterations Available "It has all that we want in an office For leasing information, contact: Harold W. Cates, Leasing Agent Prev.

Sales Bid Asked Bid 2,405 91 111 VNA 24 24 900 85. 4' 834 200 1314 134 13''4 1,340 32 33 32 0 7Vi 7'j 1,085 37 38 37 230 9, 9'', 9V, 2,243 27 28 27 0 9 94 9 203,157 1514 14', 21 2.200 14 I'l 2,660 74 8'i 74 0 55, S'4 100 371 39', 37', It 104 10 0 103 9'i 100 t5Vj 164 I5i 25 24 25 24 VNA 7l'4 8'4 7'4 VNA 24 24 2' 4 0 22 24 22 1,740 9', 9', 2,300 13', 14 135. 279 44 434 43 VNA 34 34 24 23' a 235. 23' 1 VNA 84 94 84 0 15 141, 15 0 144 173,4 1434 909 18 181, i 950 23V, 24' 4 231, EASTER SPECIAL 3 Piece Suits Poly-Gabardins, Semi-Tailored, tn Stock Now Only s8900 building: quality construction, First National Tower 502589-4280 U.S. TREASURY BILLS (SI million) Kentucky Central Lift Kentucky Investors Liberty National Bank Lincoln Income Life Liquid Transporters Inc.

Louisville Gas 5 pf. Louisville Gas 7.45 pf. Metridata Computing Natl. Recreation Prod. Provident Natl.

Pfd Reliance Universal Shoney's Shorewood Stock Yards Bank Third National Union Trust United Kentucky Western Kentucky Gas Clost expert maintenance and Prev. 94.79 94.08 93.48 92.97 92.52 Open High Low 94.80 94.80 94.66 44.08 94.06 93.90 93.44 93.47 93.31 42.97 92.97 92.81 42.50 92.50 92.33 Junt Sept. Dec. March Junt MODELLE'S custom tailors oxmoor center 2nd floor 425-9532 beautiful decor. kml ijvL, Im Lialrit 46.x L0LISVII.I.K, KKNTL'CKY Subtract price Irom 100 to determine yield.

Interest rate trends may be reflected in price movements, with higher prices lor Treasury bills indicating a low-er yield and lower interest rates; lower prices may signal higher interest rates. The bills traded here have maturities tf 90 days. VN A) Volume not available. Il E-dividend..