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lA18 Asbury Park PressSat, June 30. 1984 Stocks Sears will change a familiar face moderate gain Sears challenge, he said, because the logo had to look appropriate on products ranging from dresses to tractors. He said that "we modified it with the line that can carry color. And the color of the stroke can be varied. It can be very soft and light without appearing weak.

Or it can be very bold and strong without appearing ungraceful. "This was a big challenge and a big responsibility," said Girsen. "The reason one tends to be cautious, is because customers become very familiar, and you don't tamper with that easily. The customers have expectations." And the logo is the core of the corporate identity, he said. That aspect made Sears' manage ment cautious, he said.

"They wanted to be sure that what they were seeing was not replacing an old friend that was going to be missed," Girsen said. Girsen, the company president, said extensive surveys were conducted before and after the new typeface was designed. He said the new face was preferred 2-to-l over the old by both customers and employees. Sears' old logo was strong simply because it was familiar, he said, and Sears has "35 (million) to 40 million customers out there." -But the old logo was limited in terms of the size, colors and symbols that could be placed alongside it, Girsen said. The new typeface was designed to be versatile, bold, and progressive, he said.

The letters themselves all capitals display strength and boldness. They were italicized "to suggest a sense of controlled forward motion," which is appropriate for the retail industry because it changes so quickly, Girsen said. But Sears' typeface was a unique ij7i5 Edward R. Telling, chairman and chief executive officer, said the new logo reflects the personality of the recently introduced Sears' "Store of the Future," a three-year, $1.7 billion program bringing merchandising changes to 600 Sears stores. Redesigning the logo was a yearlong process in itself for Bob Girsen and Associates, a New York design business.

forums serve special needs manage in NYSE-listed issues showed 895 stocks up, 627 down and 430 unchanged. The NYSE composite index rose 0.19 to 88.38. Big Board volume swelled to 90.77 million shares from 77.66 million in the previous session. Electronic Data Systems rose to 41 and topped the NYSE's active list. EDS agreed to be acquired by General Motors, which rose to 65.

Elsewhere in computers, Burroughs rose 1 to 5314 in heavy trading and International Business Machines gained to 105. But Digital Equipment fell 2 to 84 and Datapoint dropped 1 to 19. Among financial stocks, J.P. Morgan rose up to 62, BankAmerica gained to 15, Merrill Lynch rose to 26 and Great Western Financial edged up to 17. Greyhound rose to 22; a block traded at 21.

International Harvester fell to 6 after a block traded 6. Macmillan rose to 31 after announcing plans to buy back 750,000 of its shares. Nationwide turnover in NYSE-listed issues, including trades in those stocks on regional exchanges and in the over-the-counter market, totaled 106.11 million shares. Standard Poor's index of 400 industrials rose 0.46 to 174.73, and SAP's 500-stock composite index was up 0.34 to 153.18. At the American Stock Exchange, the market value index rose 0.66 to 200.08.

The NASDAQ composite index for the over-the-counter market closed at 239.65, up 1.33. turn mixed Gold bullion opened the day day higher at $375.35 a troy ounce in Hong Kong, from $371.26 Thursday, but wound up at a bid of 372.50 a troy ounce as of 4 p.m.at Republic National Bank in New York, down $1. In Tokyo, the dollar fell to 237.45 Japanese yen from 237.80 yen Thursday. In London, the British pound rose to J1.3555 from $1.3545. In New York, sterling rose to $1.3585 from $1.3540.

Dollar rates in New York included: 2.78375 West German marks, up from 2.7780; 237.375 Japanese yen, up from 237.10 2.33325 Swiss francs, up from 2.3230; 8.5390 French francs, up from 8.5250; and 1.31785 Canadian dollars, up from 1.31745. In London, gold fell to $373.00 a troy ounce from $373.50. But gold rose in Zurich to $373.50 from $372.50. On the New York Commodity Exchange, gold bullion for current delivery fell 70 cents to end the week at $372.80 a troy ounce. Silver for current delivery edged down 2.7 cents.

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Sears' fall catalog will no longer carry the traditional typeface surrounded by a box. Instead, the name of the world's largest retailer will appear in a custom-designed, slightly italicized version with lines drawn on the letters. It's the third logo in the company's 98-year history and replaces one that was used for 20 years. Changing 15 million catalogs, which are being shipped next week, was only part of the task involved. The company said the change eventually will extend to hundreds of millions of catalogs, products, credit cards, trucks, signs and paper goods across the nation.

The stores' signs eventually will be changed as well. Trading By WILLIAM F. WATERS (The author is director of Marketing Services for Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-oer Smith Inc.) IF YOU DECIDED to buy or sell shares in one of the largest corporations, your stockbroker would make the transaction through one of the major stock exchanges. But what if you want to buy 2,000 ounces of gold that will be delivered in November, or 10,000 bushels of wheat for delivery in July? Your broker would then go to one of the eleven futures exchanges where commodities like these are traded. Suppose you've heard about an up-and-coming yet relatively unknown publicly-traded company that specializes in hand-carved brooms.

Most likely, your stockbroker will find this price listed, by going through one of the smaller regional exchanges or the over-the-counter market. Here's an overview on some of these trading forums and what you can buy or sell through your stock broker: American Stock Exchange: An average 6.5 million shares of stocks are traded daily on this Manhattan-based exchange. AMEX lists approximately 950 preferred and common stocks for 815 different companies. As a securities and options exchange, AMEX also allows traders to buy and sell options on certain stocks, and options on individual stocks and stock indexes. The Chicago Board of Options Exchange, founded in 1973, is the world's largest options exchange.

Options include those on 145 stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange, three Treasury bonds and the Standard Poor's indexes. The Chicago Board of Trade, found- .90 13 340 44 I 0 170 65 30 745 Mft 41 ft 65 lft 26V. 52ft ft 39ft a II ft 15ft- 45 ft 3146, If 17 a 11 31 6 0- 43 21ft ft Oft- 44- ft 5 Mft- 4ft- ft 41 M- 27 a a- MoM 230 7 2654 MotStOf 4131 Momn 1130 1 1911 MntOU 144 7 113 MonPw 2400 7.174 Morgan 4 4 051 Morton 1.76 12 M6 Motrtt 44 146071 Mtfuel 4144 0 is NCR 40 02306 NLHd 30 MO rtobscB 14) 0 1751 NotCon I 17 495 NotOW 130 13 310 NotFG l.t 55 NotGyp 1.76 7 132 NO 35 393 NSerm I M3750 NevPw 272 I 53 NEngB 140 4 40 Nowmt 1 a 131 NOMP 2 543 NortkSo 130 I 644 Norttt 41 I napm i 40 NoeJtUI 141 517 MnrPS 1J6 75304 NoSIPw 134 I 54 Monro 140 11 140 NwttAIr 40 12 421 NwtM 241 231 Norton 2 14 7 Norwtt MO I 330 NYNX 4 IBM HotyS Honwl 11.00 N4UI 53ft HosoCo JO 13 2304 40 homi 140 io an Houont 1.70 7 741 25 Houno 141 5 600 II HouNG 2 II 1334 41 HugnTI 44 554 Clnd 340 ITT Co 176 (IM 1.15b kHMP 1M UeoB Powr 144 imoOi nplCp WCO a hexco .14 tlgsrlt 140 MUSH JO XlrtM 40 mm loo IBM 340 mtFiov i.ao I 47 46 45 IS070 33 031 0 153 17 17 7 73 a a SO II II 53160 II I 10 11 11 346 6 6 5026 Oft 054 444 40 0 10 14 40 224 lift 31 557 Oft 0 07 47 46 13 11371 104 MS 14 110 Mft 7414 4ft Ift ft 313 a 11 1056 49 41 7 1559 3t 4 a 37 37 y-i -H3915 a a 54 a a MMM 160 mpov 140 mmmi 132 COKO 192 JohnJn 130 JonLog tJ4 ed in both Los Angeles and San Francisco, is connected by telecommunications network. In addition to listing some 930 companies, over one hundred different bonds are traded on the exchange. As the forerunner in the options market, the Philadelphia Stock Exchange has an exclusive listing for 77 stock options and is one of two domestic exchanges that offers options on foreign currencies.

Options aren't their only business: traders also exchange contracts on a hotelgaming index, as well as regional stocks and gold and silver indexes. In addition, Boston, Cincinnati, Denver and Spokane each have regional stock exchanges bearing those cities' names and Salt Lake City has the Inter-mountain Stock Exchange. The Over-The-Counter Market, has no specific home city. Rather, the National Association of Securities Dealers developed a network of telephone lines and private wires for trading shares in smaller or relatively new publicly-held companies. When you consider that companies constantly go public or that nearly every week a new futures contract is introduced, you may wonder who keeps track of everything.

First, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the respective exchanges monitor all aspects of trading among their member firms and the general public. Second, every major brokerage concern is in constant contact through the Inter-market Trading System that connects seven of the major stock exchanges (NYSE, AMEX, Boston, Cincinnati, Midwest, Pacific and Philadelphia). 2316 44 17 to 7 17 35 Nit IM Sly, M16 1116 13 4tj UVi 34, 50V, 13 13 64 15 vi 10 UK 27V. 43 43H 3Sj 17lt MCORt 21 44 1 2 2'- ng SO 4V. 4 4 MorndQ 70 5-14 Mo PUIS 15 11 21 31 MnMn 11 MS 21 21 21 MooloG Ml 10 17 54 51 54 MKNE 34 203 14 II r0 WPomt 14 240 15 16 NProc Ms, 0 51 16 16-r No 13 10 1 3 1 NoCdO 11 15 15 15 Numoc 0 70 12 12 12 OnrkA 30 14 00 1 7 7- PoSCp .40 II 254 34 13 PECs J6t I 51 1 1 1 PelLow 1.4ft 30 4 4 4 Plttwov 140 5 63 43 sl PrenHo 144 It 43 41 4 Ronbg Jt 14 15 15 15-r 14 355 36 35 35-' SocCop .120 12 21 13 12 11 SoOtron 22 43 6 I 4 Stnof 34 14 I 1 I Sunonc IS 143 7 7 7 TE 111551 15 14 15 TdlAm 10 40 1 3 3 TdlSym 14 202 16 15 Tenon 11 4 4 4 Tacon 13 16 11 11 11 v.

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The final tally of nationwide trading Spotlight Stocks The Associated Press MEW YOftK Sam. dosing price and net Chang of the most octtve New York Slock Exchange and American Stock Exchange Issues: NYSE EDS 3.2S6400 41 Vi AmerTAT 1399,100 17V4 ConttGrp 1,525,700 51 Burrghs 1,169,600 53'4 1 BAA 1,137,100 105 Vj AmTT pfA 906,700 31 1 Exxon 893,200 40 Vi AmExpress 818,300 28 Greyhound 814,400 22 BankAmer 81X900 1S'4 City Invest 774000 42 Vi tntl Harv 6 Vi Gen Motors 72X600 65 LTV Corp 714,100 ll's MerllLvn 707,000 26ft AMEX 466,100 397,000 291,300 246,300 161.200 OataProd ComdAllon WongLobB RestAssoc Dnn-MiPh I 16'. 17'4 284 27. 15 Vh 6 16 15 TIE Comm TexosAlrCp 155,300 132,600 109,400 80,300 7600 1 weamrra Dollar, gold The Associated Press NEW YORK The dollar and gold prices turned in a mixed performance yesterday. The dollar fell in Japan, was mostly lower in Europe, but turned higher late in the day in U.S.

trading. Gold Silver The Associated Press SELECTED New York price quotations tor gold and UMr yesterday Included: Money 4 Harmon: $37345, up 10.15. Engelhard: 1373-45. up SO-15; fabricated: 1392.12, up SO. 15.

COLO COMS Deuh fsi ei late prices compared with previous trading aovl kite prices: krugerrana 1 troy oz. S3MJ0, oft JO. 75. Map Leaf, 1 troy az. UMJ0, oft $0.75.

Max. 50 Peso, troy az. S474J0, off $0.75. Aus. 100 crown, troy oz.

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The New York Cotton Exchange and Associates, with its subsidiaries the Petroleum Associates and the Citrus Associates, trades cotton, orange juice and propane gas futures. Suppose you've beard about an up-and-coming yet relatively unknown publicly-traded company The New York Mercantile Exchange primarily handles energy futures with contracts in gasoline, crude oil and heating oil. Traders, though, can also trade futures in potatoes, platinum and palladium. The New York Stock Exchange, founded In 1792, the "Big Board" lists approximately 1,500 common stock issues in addition to bonds and preferred stocks. Its three-year old subsidiary, the New York Futures Exchange, handles futures and options on the NYSE composite stock index.

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Last March the exchange was renamed to reflect its new locale and the two commodities traded on its market. The Coffee Sugar Cocoa Exchange provides the marketplace for trading contracts of, appropriately, coffee, sugar and cocoa, as well as options on sugar futures. The Commodity Exchange is situated in New York. The Comex lists precious metals and is the world's leading gold futures market. The Kansas City Board of Trade handles both agricultural and stock index futures contracts, such as wheat and the Value Line index futures.

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