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Palm Beach Post-Times, Saturday, Dec. 20, 1969-B9 Bank, Trust And Insurance Stocks Bond Transactions Continued from B7 Florida I ftiisoi-S 1 rnm 04. WfATHM MJUAU ISXA Business News IW. Ult4sil4i-Cenittjl. Uwl ferat By PAUL PRICE Post Business Editor Purchases and prices of frozen concentrated orange juice in the opening week of the new season were higher than last year.

According to the Florida Citrus Department, purchases for the week which ended Dec. 6 were 1,694,000 gallons, up from 1 ,566,000 last year. Average price was 19.9 cents for a six-ounce container of concentrate, compared to 19.4 cents a year ago. 1 E23 4, jrr Chicago Grain CHICAGO (UPI) Wheat was Irregularly higher, corn, oats and soybeans fractionally lower, rye mixed at the close Friday on the Chicago Board ot Trade. Wheat was up 'ft to 1ft cent; corn up V.

to oats up to rye oft V. to up soybeans up to The main catalyst in wheal activity was an announcemdnt of a new PL 480 supplement allowing Turkey to purchase additional U.S. wheat between now and June. Speculative elements, including a leading commission house gave moderate support to corn. Soybean gains were aided by crush spreading on the part of processors.

Rye was featureless. The Range: Open High Low Close Prev. WHEAT Mar 1.44' 1.4714 1.4434 1.46V. 1.4434 May 1.43 1.45' 1.43ft 1.44 1.43ft Jly 1.37ft 1.39 1.37V. 1.3BV.

1.3734 Sep 1.39ft 1.41 1.39V. 1.40V. 1.3914 Dec 1.43ft 1.45ft 1.43ft 1.45': CORN Mar 1.21V. 1.2114 1.21ft 1.21 1.21ft May 1.24' 1.25 1.243. 1.25 1.2434 Jly 1,27 1.27V: 1.26' 1.27 1.27 Sep 1.24' 1.24V.

1.24': 1.24'. Dec l.lBft 1.19 1.18": 1.18' OATS Mar .64 .63 May .66 .66 .66 .66 "1 .66 Jly Sep .68 .68 RYE Mar 1.13V. 1.13V. 1.13 1.13 1.13 May 1.15V: 1.16 1.15ft 1.1534 1.15ft Jly 1.15'. 1.15V.

1.15V. 1.15ft Sep 1.153. 1. 153,4 1,1534 1.1534 1,151 SOYBEANS Jan 2.46'a 2.47 2.4614 2.47ft 2 4614 Mar 2.5234 2.53V: 2.52 2.53ft 2.52 May 2.57 2.5714 2 2.57 2.57 Jly 2.59 2.60 2.59'. 2.60 2 Aug 2.56' 2.57ft 2.56 2.57 2.56 Sep 2.48' 2.49 2.48' 2.49 2.48' Nov 2.4334 2.4434 2.43ft 2.44': 2.44"a SOYBEAN OIL Jan 8 87 9.09 8 80 9 08 6.88 Mar 8.60 8.78 8.56 8 77 8.66 May a 8.40 8.62 8.40 8.62 8.46 Jly 8.35 8.57 8.35 8.56B 8.41 Aug 8.30 8.44 8.30 8.44 8.30 Sep 8.01 8.20 8.01 8.20 8.04 Oct 7.85 8.00 7 8 5 8.00 7.90 Dec 7 85 7.90 7.85 7.90B SOYBEAN MEAL Jan 81.00 81.25 78.00 78.45 80.30 Mar 75.50 75 50 73 40 73.40 74.70 May 73.70 73.70 72 80 72.90 73.30 Jly 73 85 73.95 73.40 73.55 73.65 Aug 73.80 73.80 73.50 73.50 73.65 Sep 71.80 71.95 71.60 71.

40 71.60 Oct 69.50 69.50 69.50 69.50 69.60 TljjWkJkS SsfaaSkV ttfc TrJftBliWajft lifacp0ikjMf NrPjyttiT totwrdy I4t4i4l PfdElKtUn Nt SNOW FOR NORTHEAST Rain is expected today in the Pacific Northwest and along the gulf coast. Snow is predicted for the Great Lakes area and in the Northeast. It will be milder in the Rockies and colder in the Northeast. Todhunter-Mitchell West Palm Beach and Nassau manufacturer and distributor of alcoholic beverages, has reported a 230 per cent increase in sales and a 125 per cent increase in earnings for the year ended Sept. 30, as compa red to 1968.

Sales of $2,180,220 were reported for 1969, with earnings of $213,544 or 34 cents a share on 633,200 shares outstanding. Todhunter-Mitchell reported sales of $671,216 for 1968 and earnings of $94,930 on 375,000 shares Weather Table Kansas City 38 28 Los Angeles 62 56 Louisville 41 2B Memphis 47 34 Mpls-St. 22 17 New Orleans 73 43 New York 39 32 .04 Okla. City 48 29 Omaha 27 21 Philadelphia 43 26 Phoenix 73 42 Pittsburgh 34 26 .01 Ptland, Me 31 24 .47 Ore 50 44 .25 Rapid City 31 17 Richmond 47 33 St. Louis 39 25 Salt Lk.

City 37 29 San Fran 62 57 .63 Seattle 56 44 .09 Washington 45 34 Winnipeg 15 4 Dec 68.00B B-Bid. Federal Land Bank NEW YORK (UP)Closing Federal Land Bank Bonds Friday: (Bid ans asked prices In dollars and 32nds) Weather in Sight NorNG B'is 74 NorNG 4 78 NorNG 4fts84 Nor Pac 4584 Nor Pac 3s47 NoStP 4sB7 Nthrop 414S87 NortSim 6s9( Nvrstln 7ft 94 OakEI 4sB7 OgdenCp 5s93 OhioEdls 3s74 OklGE 4V.S93 OklGE 214S75 Outlet Ownll 5s89 5s91 PacGE 4'! 86 PacGE 4ft 90 PacGE 314 71 PacGE 385 PacG 3ft 84x PacGaVE 3s74 Pac 3s77 PacSwA 6s87 PacTel 4 88 PacTel 234 85 PanAA 5V. 89 Pan A A 4ft 86 PanAA 4ft 84 PennDx 582 PenneyCr 5 Penny JC 93s Pa RR 4V.SB1 Pa RR 3'as85 Pennzoil 7's Pennzoil 7s PhilBaW 5s74 PhilElec 8s75 PhllEI 6Vbs97 PhilElec Ss89 PhilEI 43586 PhllEI 3fts8S PhilEI Phil Mor 6s94 PlantPLin 2J4 ProcG 3's81 PubSE 4s77 Purex 4'ls94 RCA Ralstn 4 '8592 RapdAm 7s94 ReadB Reeves 4s91 Rheing 6V: 94 RepSt 43585 RevereC 92s ReyMt 4fts91 ReyTb B's74 ReynTob 7s89 Riegel 5593 RochT 414594 RohrA SV.S86 StLSanF 5s06 StLSanF 4s97 Sanders 5s92 SanFelnd 6'. SFelnt 5Rs87 Saturnln 5s93 SchickEI 6s89 SCM 534S87 5Vis88 ScottPap 3s7t SbdFn 7sB9 SearsAc 5s82 SearAc 4 72 SearAc 4 77 SearsR 434 83 ShIIPipeL 7V: ShellOil 5.30s ShellO 4s86 ShellO 2fts7l Signal 8 85594 Sincla 44586 Sinclr 4 60588 Socony 2Vis76 SolaBs SoBell 214S85 So Cal Ed 3ft So NG 7.65S72 31 10114 101 10114 4 74 74 74- 'a 5 6B 68 68 1 1 62 27 40 3 62 25 85 62 3B 62 85 62 39'2H 62 -6' 85 vj 4 100 70 67 70VI3? 13 55 SS 55 86 59' 59'. 5914- V.

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14 5 773. 77ft V. Robert Wilmoth Associates, Palm Beach mortgage bankers, has delivered a commitment for $350,000 for a term of 20 years on a shopping center to be built in New Martinsville, W. Va. The site is to contain a Kroger supermarket and a Super drugstore, each on 17-year leases.

William H. chief engineer of Pratt Whitney's research and development center on Beeline Highway, has been awarded the Air Force Association's Gen. Lewis H. Brereton Award for his "outstanding and significant contribution toward a standing aerospace defense of the United States. Brown received the award in Fort Lauderdale for directing development of Pratt Whitney's J-58, the world's first Mach-3 jet engine.

TwinJ-58 engines power Air Force's YF-12A interceptors and SR-71 strategic reconnaissance aircraft, believed to be the fastest and highest-flying aircraft in the world. The YF-12A holds nine major world flight records, including a closed course speed of 2,070 miles per hour. Brown, with Pratt Whitney for more than 30 years, holds 28 patents relating to turbine engines. High Low Pr. Albany 31 18 .12 Albuquerque 59 25 Atlanta 56 42 Bismarck 20 4 Boise 45 37 .16 Boston 36 31 .20 Buffalo 34 28 .09 Charlotte 52 31 Chicago 30 25 Cincinnati 35 28 Cleveland 33 28 .11 Denver 39 23 Des Moines 24 19 Detroit 33 26 Fort Worth 52 47 .03 Helena 32 29 Honolulu 83 69 Indianapolis 28 25 Juneau 34 27 Cooler Partly cloudy today and Sunday, a little cooler Sunday.

Variable winds 5 to 15 m.p.h., becoming northerly tonight. Predicted low this morning at PBIA 53, high this afternoon 75, low tonight 50. Temperatures recorded for 24 hours ending at midnight Friday at Palm Beach International Airport, high: 74, low: 51. Humidity: 72 per cent Europe to (c) New York Times PARIS The European economic community yesterday agreed, at the request of President Nixon's administration, on a rescue operation to save the Kennedy round tariff-cutting accord in chemicals. The failure of the American Congress so far to repeal American Selling Price legis Bid Asked Yield Jan 534s 1970 99.22 99.28 7.25 Feb 5's 1970 99.4 99.20 7.39 Feb 6.30 1970 99.8 99.24 7.33 Apr 3fts 1970 C97.28 98.28 7.66 Apr 6,20 1970 98,28 99.12 7.94 Jun 6.70 1970 98.24 99.8 8.09 Jun 63.S 1970 98.24 99.8 8.16 Jly Sfts 1970 97.12 98 12 7.80 Jly 6s 1970 98 8 98.20 8 43 Aug 8.15 1970 99.16 100 0 8 12 Oct 70-67 96 8 97 8 7.99 Oct 6.30 1970 98 0 98 16 8.09 Feb 680 1971 97.8 97.24 8.81 May 1971 92.20 93.20 8.50 Jly 8.15 1971 99.4 99.20 8.40 Jly 8.45 1971 99.16 100.0 8.44 Oct 6s 197 95.4 96.4 8.30 Feb 72-67 90.16 91.16 8.52 Feb 5.70 1972 93.16 94.16 8.54 Sep 1972 87.24 88.24 8.57 Sep 8.35 1972 99.20 100.23 BOB Oct 5's 1972 92.16 93.16 8.48 Feb 1974 85.0 86.0 8.55 Apr 4s 1975 82.24 83.24 8.20 Feb 5S 1976 83.12 84.12 8.26 Jly 5S 1976 84.16 85.16 8.27 Feb 4' us 78-73 74.4 75.4 8.36 Apr 5' ss 1978 80.0 81.0 8.31 Jan 5s 1979 77.20 78.20 8.37 Barometer: 30.12 inches Wind: High: 9 m.p.h.; Low: calm Prevailing Wind: northwest Sunrise today: 7:04 a.m.; Set: 5:32 p.m.

Moonrise today: 2:51 p.m.; Set: 4:35 a.m. INLET TIDES TODAY High 5:48 a.m. 5:48 p.m. Low a.m. 12:06 p.m.

OCEAN TIDES TODAY High 5:27 a.m. 5:27 p.m. Aid Chemical Tariff Russell M. Stokes vice president of Southern Investment Co. with offices in Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Charlotte, N.C., has been elected to the board of directors of Airtronics International Corp.

of Fort Lauderdale. lation, which restricts chemical imports into the United States, has put the accord in jeopardy. Foreign ministers of the EEC decided to postpone for a year the implementation of the agreement. This will give Congress a chance to act in 1970. If Congress acts, it would help American chemical exports.

Alexander Koch has been named a registered representative of Bache Co. at the firm's Palm Beach office after an intensive six-month investment training course, including four months at the firm's headquarters in New York City. Prior to joining Bache Koch was division marketing manager with Southern Bell, in West Palm Beach. -5-. riurriM 46 Clewiston 71 47 Daytona Beach 69 44 Deland 70 43 Ft.

Lauderdale 80 58 Ft. Myers 74 51 Gainesville 72 39 Islamorada 80 64 Jacksonville 71 41 Key West 77 67 Lakeland 72 52 Miami 76 59 Ocala 68 44 Orlando 72 48 Pensacola 71 42 Sarasota-Brdtn 72 51 Homosassa Sprgs 68 40 Naples 77 49 St. Petersburg 69 54 Tallahassee 71 32 Vero Beach 74 48 W. Palm Beach 74 51 Low 11 :36 a.m. 11:48 p.m.': MARINE WEATHER Small boat forecast for the Florida lower east coast through the Bahamas as far as Nassau and southward through the Florida straits today.

Variable winds 5 to 15 knots, becoming northerly tonight. Seas one to three feet. Inland waters smooth to a light chop. Under the 50-year-old American Selling Price legislation certain chemicals imported into the United States are assessed for duties on the basis of the price for similar products in the United States. The legislation, which has the effect of sharply increasing the duties for certain benzenoid chemicals and rubber products, stands as a symbol in Europe of American protectionist influences, even though the value of trade affected is not very large.

In the spring of 1967, when America and EEC officials were struggling over a formula that would liberalize trade in chemicals, the EEC, joined by Britain and Switzerland, urged the abolition of the American Selling Price. The American negotiators pointed out this was the prerogative of Congress. To show good faith that the best efforts would be made to get Congress to act, the American negotiators agreed that the United States would make a tariff cut of 50 per cent on chemicals in return for only a 20 per cent cut by the EEC and other industrial countries. If the American Selling Price were repealed, the others would lower their chemical tariffs by the full 50 per cent. As additional two European nontariff barriers would be reduced.

The EEC would lower road taxes, which discriminate against big American cars. The British would loosen their system of preferential treatment of tobacco from commonwealth countries, which could help American tobacco exports. The idea was to give Congress an incentive to repeal the American Selling Price. It is in the U.S. interest to get the additional chemical tariff cuts by the Europeans.

This is why the N'ixon administration requested the EEC to keep the agreement alive for one more year. A similar request was made at the end of 1968 by the Johnson administration. BENNY'S RESTAURANT is NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK NEW YORK (UPI)iHart Fire 47 -Tl following quo-'Harl StB 30 M'i llllons from the 'HASD national list arl. representative dealer prlcesi Home Sec 18 20 Hr Mann 21 22V 514 6V. Ind Amer Ind Integon Interest Intertln Int Hold 3114 32 ai ot tne close Jhter dealer mar' tats change through- 14 I5'i 6Vj 7V.

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x-ex-divldend; stock split. 'National Exchange NEW YORK (UPD-Following is a Fecord of stocks traded on the National Stock Exchange Friday. Sales(hds) High Low Close Chg. Wbbey Lee 600 2 2 3 2 -'Hllen Oil 100 2 2 2 Am MedGulld 1100 21'. 203.

21 p. 2900 1 I 1 Vs Anodyne 2100 1034 10': 10 Ansonia Wire 1200 4V. 4 4 Applied Syn 800 9 8 8' V. AJnlone 200 18': Auto Proc 500 l' IV. 1V.3-16 Canade So 4600 434 4 434 Chemex 1200 I' 1' Chief Cons 800 2' 2 234..

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Computer 700 2M 2 2 4ntr Tech 3800 1' i Kraltware 1000 2'; 2' Leasing Cr 1600 3 3 3 fceasing wts 900 1 5-16 1 5-16 v. Magellan 4100 5 434 4' V. ''Magellan wts 600 2 2'. 2'. Marine Exp 200 2 2 2 Medical Fid 800 11 '4 1034 10'- V.

Miller Ind 700 5'. 4' 5V. Modern Data 900 4 31. 3' Monarch 6700 6 7 -l'. tiatWide Auto 300 4434 44 44 NJ Life 1600 2V.

2' 2' Noble Lumbr 200011-16 IV. 1': HE Pollution 700 2 Netgo Ltd 700 23 2 2 On-Guard 500 5' 5' 5'- Outdoor Sup 100 4' 4'a 4'- Va ancoastal 8300 1 1-16 "a H- "a antepec Int 1900 1 1-16 1 1-16 1 1-16-1-16 Paradise Fr 200 7 7 7 Pop) Arts 600 4 314 4 "PRF Corp 3100 4 4' 4 "Precision 200 I 'a Hi l''e-'a a Preform Bldg 200 11 14 P4 eal Eight 100 16': i obotgrd 200 Rotodyne 100 3': Royal Atlas BOO 6 534 514 'f Saucy BOO 5 i7 v. 'Scl Corp 500 10 9V. 10 t0 Minute 1400 4': 4V "Stanlift Cp 500 4V. 4V.

4V. Tech Torch 800 3 2' 3 Telec Mek 200 4 3' 3'- 'a Trio Labs 200 5 434 5 Tudor Inds 300 P. 1 1- tltd Canso 2600 4V: 4'. Wells Ind 1100 3 3 3 Whale Inc 6000 6' 5- Jfoo-Hoo 1500 9' 8': 9 Total sales 103,900 'Treasury Notes i NEW YORK (UPI) Closing U.S. 'Treasury Notes tor Friday.

Prices tars and 32nds. Bid Ask Apr l'i 1970 97.26 98 2 May 5 1970 98.20 98 28 "May 6 1970 99 5 99 7 'Aug 6 1970 98 23 98 25 Oct l'i 1970 94.24 95 0 Nov 5 1970 97 3 97 5 Feb 5 1971 96.24 96 28 Feb 73. 1971 99 23 99 27 I': 1971 91.70 92.4 May 5'. 1971 96.2 96.6 May 8 1971 100.6 100.10 -Oct l'i 1971 89.0 89.16 Nov 5 1971 95.11 95 15 41. 1972 93 6 93.14 Apr 1': 1972 85.24 86 24 41.

1972 92.18 92 26 Oct- 1': 1972 83 8 84.8 Apr l'i 1973 81 8 82 8 May 7i. 1973 101 2 101 10 l'i 1973 79 8 80 8 'Apr l'i 1974 75.24 76.24 Aug 5 1974 90 8 90.16 Oct 1': 1974 74,0 75.0 Nov 514 1974 90,24 91,0 "Fed 53. 1975 90,16 90,24 May 6 1975 92.2 92 10 Feb 6'. 1976 93.14 93.22 May 6' 1976 94 8 94.16 Aug 7'i 1976 99.28 100.4 Subject to Federal taxes but not taxes. Source: First Boston Corp.

dol- Yld 8.04 833 8.24 825 8.05 8 24 821 7 88 7,98 8.13 7.26 7.86 7.96 BIO 7.90 807 7.87 .7.69 7.57 7.97 8.12 7.88 8.01 7.98 777 7.51 7.60 7.48 State Futures YORK (UPD-Cotton futures '-contract No. 1 closed unchanged. Open High Low Close Chg, )in 20.00N 20.00N 'Apr 20.00N 20.00N "3 tut 20.00N 2000N Aua 20.00N 20.00N.... Nov 20 00N 20 00N 20.00N 20.00N.... 20.00N 20.00N....

futures contract No. 2 closed 17 qbigner to 9 points lower. Mir 26.05 26.35 26.10 26.28B13 May 26.75B 27.00 26.78 26.97 17 27.05B 27.27 27.22 27.22B 2 hOs! 26 41 26.50 26.50 26.41 B- 9 26.40B 26.4IB- 9 Mar 26 65B 26.66B- 9 -May 26.71B 26.72 9 Bid; N-Nomlnal. Citrus John D. Needham, president of V.

K. Cushman Inc. of West Palm Beach, has been named to a year's membership in the President's Club of the Kemper Insurance Group. The memberships are awarded by Kemper to independent insurance agents who have performed outstandingly for policyholders, and who have made substantial contributions to growth of the Kemper insurance companies. 12 70 70ft 70'! 2 75ft 75ft 75VelVe 9 56 56 56 49 56V.

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62 V. 32 75V. 75'4 75V.114 122 75 74 75 ft 24 74 73ft ft 99 102 101 101ft- V. Columbia National Life Insurance 249 Royal Palm Way, Palm Beach, filed a registration statement this week with the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington for one million shares of Class A common stock to be offered at $5 a share. Proceeds from the sale are to be added to working capital of the firm, which was formerly the Sunbeam Life Insurance Co.

The registration statement noted that no underwriting costs are involved. Selected security salesmen are to receive a 14 per cent selling commission. Stocks Gain Again In 'Burns Rally' (c) New York Times NEW YORK The stock market's "Burns rally" piled up further gains yesterday morning although some of the buying enthusiasm simmered down in later trading. Prices on New York Stock Exchange scored their second solid gain of the week as investors and traders continued to respond to comments by Arthur F. Burns, the incoming chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.

In a Senate hearing Tuesday, Burns posed the prospect of easier credit conditions "under normal conditions." He also expressed the hope that the Nixon administration's new budget would allow the Federal Reserve to reconsider its policies on credit restraint. To Wall Street, which has been laboring under the effects of the tight money policies for the last year, the comments by Burns were the most cheerful news in quite a long while. Investors responded with a flurry of buy orders that produced a 5-to-l ratio of advances over declines in the first hour of trading. The margin narrowed as the session continued but winners still led losers by 996 to 408 at the close. The Dow-Jones industrial average, which rocketed 13.86 points Thursday, moved to an early gain of 8 points, eased off in mid-afternoon, then firmed again.

At the close, it was up 6.07 points, at 789.86, for a net gain of 3.17 points for the week. The average fell almost 17 points in the first three sessions of the week, touching a 1969 low of 769.93 Wednesday. The New York Times combined average added 4.28 points, to 448.27. The exchange's composite index rose 0.42 point, to 51.00. and Standard Poor's 500-stock index rose 0.77 point, to 91.38.

The trading activity ran well ahead of Thursday's pace in the first hour, when prices were at the highest levels of the day, then lagged behind later in the session. Total turnover for the day was 15.42 million shares against 15.95 million Thursday. DeSoto, which headed the most active list, had a block of 159,000 shares included in its turnover of 162,200 shares. It closed at 28V4, down l'A, after hitting a low of 28 on the big trade. H.H.

Robertson was a surprise feature, soaring 7'2 points on a delayed opening block of 145,000 shares at 29'2. It closed at 26V, up 4'2, on total trades of 151,000 shares. Three local Coca-Cola Bottling Co. executives are winners of parent company awards as a result of a sales contest last summer. Floyd Schlechty, Coke sales manager-Pahokee, won a one-week, expense paid trip to Nassau for showing sales increases up to 37.7 per cent over 1968 figures.

Larry Carson, Coke sales manager-West Palm Beach, won $500 for placing second in the Gold Coast Division, which covers bottling companies in West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Coral Gables, Homestead and Key West. And, because his sales managers placed first and second, West Palm Beach Plant Manager Phil Arvidson is to receive a set of four sterling silver goblets and matching serving tray from Coca-Cola President Paul Austin. Treasury Bonds NEW YORK (UPI)-Closing over the counter U.S. Government Treasury bonds Friday. Prices quoted in dollars and 32nds.

Bid Ask Chg Yld 4s 1970 Feb 99.5 99.7 8 48 1965-70 Mar 98.14 98.16... 8.41 4s 1970 Aug 97.5 97.7 8.31 1966-71 Mar 93.23 93.30... 8.14 4s 1971 Aug 93.12 93.20... 8.14 3'BSl971 Nov 92.12 92.20... 8.09 4s 1972 Feb 91.18 91.26 8.18 2V 1967-72 Jun 87.12 87.20...

8. 4s 1972 Aug 89.30 90.6 8.18 2 "is 1967-72 Sep 86.0 86.8 8.18 2fts 1967-72 Dee 85.0 85.8 8.16 4s 1973 Aug 86.20 86 28 8.22 4Ves 1973 Nov 86.14 86.22-.8 8.18 4Vbs 1974 Feb 85.20 85.28- 4 8.21 4V.S 1974 May 85.16 85 24- 8 8.17 3'ss 1974 Nov 82.28 83.12-.8 8.05 4s 1980 Feb 73.8 73.24-1.4 7.79 1980 Nov 68.24 69.8 7.73 3V.s 1978-83 Jun 65.8 65.24-.24 7.28 3V.S 1985 May 64.28 65.12 .24 6.95 4V.S 1975-85 May 72.20 73.4 7.16 1990 Feb 64.20 65.4 6.67 4V.S 1987-92 Aug 69.20 70.4 6.87 4s 1988-93 Feb 66.24 67.24-1.4 6.78 4Vas 1989-94 May 67.12 67.28-.28 6.85 3s 1995 Feb 64.16 65.0 5.61 1998 Nov 64.16 65.0 6.09 Source: First Boston Corp. Tax Free Bonds Selected daily quotations of tax exempt public authority bonds furnished by the Palm Beach office of Goodbody. 655-5400. Chesa Bay Br 534 Fla Tnpk 414 '01 00 293.

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783. 70'. 683. 5934 III Toll Rd 31'. '95 III Toll Rd 414 '98 Ind Toll Rd 3': '94 Jacksv Exp 4 '92 Jacksv Exp 4.10 '03 Kans Tnpk 3 '94 Ky Tnpk 5' '06 Mack Br Au 4 '94 Mass Tnpk 4.15 '02 Tnpk 434 '06 Tnpk 534 '08 Ohio Tnpk 3' '92 Va Tnpk 33'.

'89 Inde xes NEW YORK (UPI National Quotation Bureau Index of 35 over-the counter industrials stocks: Friday 415.61; Thursday 410.35; week ago 414.57; month ago 434.36; year ago 431.83; high 1969 (Nov. 13 439.86; low 1969 (July 31) 347.49. NYSE INDEXES Close Change Common Index 51.000.42 Industrials 54.13 0.42 TransPrl ti ll 38.62 0.38 Finance 67.20 0,77 MARKET INDEXES UPI Indicator 96.84 pc up 0.96 pc NYSE Index 51.00 up 0.42 ASE Index 526.31 up 0.14 Dow-Jones Ind 789.86 up 6.07 500 Slocks 91.38 up 0.77 What Market Did By United Press International Friday Thursday Wk Ago New Highs 25 14 8 New Lows 62 242 174 Advances 996 1003 685 Declines 407 403 661 Unchanged 241 234 282 Totals 1644 1640 1628 New York Stock Exchange sales New York Stock Exchange Bond sales 0 Market Indicator Closing net price change of all NYSE stocks traded, computed by Quotron Srv-ice, was up 0.96 per cent from previous day's close. Using April 1, 1966 prices as a 100 base, the Indicator closed Friday at 96.84. Issues Share Volume Advances 996 9,070,000 Declines 407 4,520,000 Unchanged 241 1,830,000 Total 1644 15,420,000 Sugar Futures NEW YORK (UPI) Domestic sugar futures No.

10 for Friday were not quoted. World sugar No. 8 closed Friday unchanged to 2 points lower. Sates 1,260 contracts. Mar 3.04-.05; May 3.10; Jly 3.15-16.

Raw sugar spot: Domestic 7.60 bulk, duty paid. World 2 80 f.o.b. stowed. 0 Futures NEW YORK (UPI) Frozen orange iulce futures Friday closed 35 higher to 20 points lower. Sales totaled 700 contracts.

The range: Open High Low Close Prev Jan 45 00 45.50 44.85 45.30 45.25 Mar 45 80 46.50 45.75 46.50 46.15 May 46.75 47 40 46.75 47.35 47.20B Jly 47.70 48 00 47.50 47.95 Cash Grain CHICAGO (UPD-Cash grain sales: Wheat unchanged; No. 2 soft red 1.49ViN. Corn V. to ft cent higher; No. 3 yellow 1.13-1.17; No, 4 yellow 1.09-1.12.

Oats unchanged; No. 2 extra heavy white Rye unchanged; No. 2 plump 1.13N. Barley: Malting 10N; feed Soybeans unchanged to ft cent higher; No. 1 yellow 2.49, track Chicago.

VaElP 3586 WagEI 6'as86 WeanU 93-68 Wean WsAirl 5V.593 WestSh 456 1 WstPac 5s 84 WstUn 6fts89 West Un 5s92 WestEl 592 Weyerh 7.65s WhMot 5 V. 93 Whitlk WhiteC 5ft 92 WhirIC 3fts80 WilIRs 5V.589 Witco Zapata 41458B ZapN 41.588 ZapN 434S88C Zurnln 534s9r NEW YORK BOND SALES Approx final total $19,050,000 Previous day 19,130,000 Week ago 17,531,000 Month ago 13,723,000 Year ago 22,193,500 Jan. I to date 3,484,037,900 1968 to date 3,709,318,350 1967 to date 3,880,009,100 So. Florida Vegetables BELLE GLADE, Fla. Dec.

19 FOB Shipping point Information as reported by Federal-Slate Market News Service. Pre- cooling Extra. Lake Okeechobee Section: BEANS: Mkt weaker bu. Harvesters CUCUMBE Mkt. steadv bu S9-I0llr- urn Round Green S3.

CELERY: Mkt. steadv 16" Crts 2 doz $3.50 2ft doz S3 50 3 doz S3 4 doz 52.75 68.8 $2.45 Hearts 24s 14. 10. CHINESE CABBAGE: CORN Mkt. steady Crts doz Yel low S3 50 White S4.

ENDIVE: Mdt. steady 1 1-9 bucrts S2.50. ESCAROLE: Mkt. steadv 1 1-9 bucrts S2.50. LETTUCE: Romaine Mkt.

steady 1 1-9 bucrts 50 Boston crts 24s S3 50 Bibb 12 qt bkts S2 Leaf 4-5 bucrts S2.50-3. PARSLEY: Mkt. weaker crts 5 doz urly 14.50 Plain S2 50. RADISHES: Mkt. barely steadv bkts ctns reds 30-6 oz films 11.75-2.

Ft. Myers-lmmokalee Section: CUCUMBER: Mdt. steady bu. S9-10 fair quality S6. 50-7.

PEPPERS: Mkt. steady bu. Markets At A Glance NEW YORK (UPI)-Markets at a ance at the close on Friday: Stocks Higher In active trading. Bonds Steady. U.S, Government Bonds-Unchanged to higher in light trading.

American stocks Higher in active trading. London stocks Higher. Cotton Futures Mixed. Chicago Grain Futures Wheat closed up ft to 1ft cent; corn up V. to oats up to rye oil V.

to up soybeans up to 'ft. Hoqs weak to mostly 25 cents lower, top 129.00. Cattle 25 to SO cents lower, top S29.50. Sheep steady, top 528.00. Market Lower East Coast locally produced Grade A cartons direct from producer to retailer.

Extra large 69-78, mostly 72-75. Large 68-75, mostly 69-71. Mediums 67-71, mostly 67-68. Smalls 56-59, mostly 56. Market firm; supplies light; trading fair to good.

Honda Eggs, direct from producer to retailer Including hotels and restaurants. Extra large carton 71-79, mostly 72-74. Large 68-75, mostly 68-70. Mediums 67-72, mostly 67-68. Smalls 55-57, mostly 55.

Florida Eggs, loose small lots. Extra Large 73-85, mostly 76, Large 71-81, mostly 74. Mediums 69-78, mostly 71. Smalls 55-59, mostly 58. Market firm; supplies ample; trading fair to good.

OLDSMOBILE, INC. Foreign Exchange NEW YORK (UPD-2 p.m. Exchange rates in dollars. Friday Canada Free Dollar .9312 England Spot Pound 2.3977 30 Oay Futures 2.3980 90 Day Futures 2.3955 Australia Dollar 1.1190 New Zealand Dollar 1.1222 South Africa Rand 1.3990 Belgium Franc .0202 Denmark Krone .1336 France Franc .1796 Holland Guilder .2757 Italy Lira (official) .0016 Norway Krone .1401 Portugal Escudo .0352 Spain Peseta .0144 Sweden Krona .1935 Switzerland Franc .2323 West Germany Mark .2710 Foreign Thursday .9311 2 3972 2.3974 2.3955 1.1188 1.1220 1.3990 .0201 .1336 .1795 .2758 .0016 .1401 .0352 .0144 .1935 .2323 .2710 LATIN AMERICA Argentina peso .002 8 .0028 .2399 .0885 .0565 .0480 .0801 .0081 .0235 .0040 .2230 Brazil tree cruzeiro Chile escudo Colombia free peso Ecuador sucre Mexico peso Paraguay guaranl Peru sol Uruguay peso Venezuela bolivar .2399 .0885 .0565 .0480 .0801 .0081 .0235 .0040 .2230 EAST 232 .0135 2 83 .1125 NEAR Egypt pound 2.32 .0135 283 .1125 Iran rial Iraq dinar Turkey lira FAR EAST India ruoee .1330 .1330 .0022 .1654 .0028 .2105 .2558 Indonesia ruplah Hong Kong hk dlr Japan yen Pakistan rupee Philippines Peso .0022 .1654 .0028 .2105 .2558 QUICK SERVICE UOTI MOfFITT JEWIIitS 319 lit St. Witt Palm Beach 832-S397 A a Over The Counter Quotations from the NASD are represen tative inter-deaier prices as of approxi mately 4 p.m.

Inter-dealer markets change throughout the day. Prices do not include retail markup, markdown or commission Bid Asked Alico Land 16'i Aloe Creme Labs 31 Amer. Bankers Life Ins. Co 20' Amer, Herit. Life Ins.

Co lm Arvida Corp 121 17'3 4V 21 12 V. 13 Bancstock corp. ot Amer 10 IO'i 86 illuos West 7ii Data Leasing 7 Fla. Pub. Comm.

stk 20 Major Realty 7V. Perini Corp 6b U.S. Sugar 45VJ 7 ii 2 1 'i 73,. 718 47 World Land Bank NEW YORK (UPI)-CIOSino Over the Counter World International Bank Reconstruction Development Bonds Friday Bid Asked Chg Yield 5.80 70 97.0 98 0 8.61 6'ss70 98.24 99.16 7.67 3'is71 90.16 92.0 8.11 6s 71 96.24 97.24 8 69 8s 71 98.16 99.16 8.31 3s 72 89.16 90 16 7 09 4'is73 86.16 88 0 8 07 3s75 79.0 81.0 7.73 3s 76 80 0 82 0 6 56 4'is77 79.0 81 0 8 08 4V.S 78 73.0 75.0 8 46 4V.S 79 73.0 75.0 8.21 4S80 76.0 78.0 7.78 3V.S8I 72.16 74.16 7.35 4'is82 71.0 73.0 8.02 5s 65 72.0 74.0 7.99 64.0 66.0 7.90 5s91 71.0 73.0 8 04 5s 92 70.16 72 16 8 06 ihili 75.0 77.0 8 08 6J1S94 79.0 81.0 8.19 61s 94 80 16 82 16 8.18 Bid and asked prices quoted in dollars and 32nds. Commodity Futures (From Thomson AMcKlnnon) Frozen Pork Bellies Feb.

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YORK (UPI)-Cltrus Friday: Navels 3 cars, unchanged; 53 86. Lemons 2 cars, lower; boxes S3 51. Worlda: Oranges 1 car, higher; 'i "Wires Indian River J3.37. White seedless c'grHpefruit 2 cars, easier; "i boxes Indian "'Diver $2 58, Interior 12.81. j.aJajAalJJMaaJJj..f -1 m--slAAlAJk4''s.