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TUESDAY JULY 11,1172 ST. CLOUD DAILY TIMES 2 bus life W(irfh Storifc 0 0 dte TBnrf HOB 11 a.m. NASDAQ NEW YORK (UPll-Salacfed flocks on Pfizer Data Mil Min Rt Ma Pre. Snow 1 1 1 1 1 the New York Slock Exchange. PhelpO 2.10 BM Asked Hi4 16 311 45 45 122 35 35 35 51 22V4 2244 22 72 111 110 1104.

2 Buck bee Mean Fire 3:04 p.m. Monday. Finger- 1 1 1 1 JULY 10,1971 PhilaEI 1.64 Stmthdt) High Low Last Chs. A A July July PhllipM 1.14 Con wed 11 12 Donaldson's. 35 35 AemeMk 2g pniipet 1.30 hut Manufacturing elec I 34 334 33'- 175 45 44V 45 Dow Jones Average 30 INDUSTRIALS 98 28 27 28 8 46 45 45- Address .60 July Plllsbry 1.44 AetnaLf 18 46 58H 58H tric water heater.

101 22'4 2244 22 Pitney .68 955 Flngerhut 43 43 Flexsteel 17 17 HB Fuller 2J 25 Gel co 46 4714 July Air Prd 73'4 72 7214 Polaroid .32 II 129 127 127-1 59 45 45 45 Alrco July PPGInd 1.46 HIGH 943.03 tOW 921.73 ClOSf 931.37 DOWN $79 A lean Al .80 1 82 57 25 70 .00 .00 2 65 49 16 57 .17 .00 3 68 45 21 56 Tr .00 4 70 43 27 57 .00 .00 5 75 43 32 59 .00 .00 6 68 46 22 57 .00 .00 7 76 40 36 58 .00 .00 8 72 59 13 66 .78 .00 9 86 58 28 72 .00 .00 10 87 66 21 77 Tr. .00 ProctGI 1 Birth July AltaCp Graco 32 34 Larson Ind 2 3 Leisure Dyn 14 15 McQuay 21 V4 22 PUS Col 1.16 PSE81G 1.72 Boyi to Mr. and AiiesnLud I July 123 98 97V4 97V4 17 19 19 19 1031 23 22 23 3 42 42 42 21 18 18 18 33 68' 67V4 67V4-1 AllgPw 1.40 Pullman 1 Stanley Rubnicki. Rt. 945 1.

July AllidCh 1.20 PwexCp .84 AllltdSt 1.40 Purolatr .84 Avon; Medtronic 91 92 Mols. Gas Co. 33 34 Minn. Nat. Gas 17 18 MT.

Systems 10 AlliiCh July July: Marvin Condon. 401 16th Alcoa I.W -R Am Hss 40'4 40-H 244 40 Ave. N. Sunrise 5:37. Sunset 9:06.

Am Airline 29 17'- 17'A 17H Vi 20H 20 2W lO'i 10" 10' 21 28 V't IP- Vi 35 20H 201j 204 19 30 29V4 29V Vi 10 34V4 34'4 34'A 21 11 llVi UV4 14 50 SO 50 59 50V 491 49VV-1 507 33 33 33 -2'i 32 46H 44 46H 26 77H 77'A 77H 37 '4 304 30' 114 33' 33V4 33' 133 27 27H 2714 16 3 'A 21 1414 13' 14 HI 107 105 105 44 28 49 49'4 49V4 49 29 29'4 29V- Vt Ralston .70 Raymon .60 RCA Corp 1 65 37 36 36 A Brnd 2.29 935 291 34 33 33 6 2'4 2 2 A Brest 1.20 qReadnt Co N. Central Airline Ottertail 21 Raygo 5V 5 Sterner Lit 171 18 Benkco of Mont 13 14 IDS Realty 22 23 X-Cel 23 24 Shelter Corp 19 19 Am Can 2.20 22 21 21 21 Rep Steel 1 Revtonlnc 1 AmCyan Vk 8 74 74 74 Ameiec 1.74 Reynlnd 2 24-Hour Temperature Report 26 74 74 74 82 15V 15 15 Am Export Rey Met .40 Am Hols .40 Riviana .14 Monday A Home 1.77 RoanST 925 AmHosp .27 Roblhtw .72 AMetCx 1.40 RochO 1.209 Fischer's Demands Go to Wire REYKJAVIK, Iceland Amer Motor Rockwl 1.40 95 9 rk 9 AmNGs 2.30 Rohm Haas 21 38 38 38 11 5 5 5 3 40 40 40 13 21 21 21 12 36 36 36 5 72 72 72V4-1 4 Sending 4 9 1574 15 15 46 38 38 38 47 38V4 38 38 41 35 35 35 100 19Vi 19 19' A Smelt 1.20 ssu7 17 PB ft- Rohr Ind .80 Am Smd .40 74 12H 12H 12 915 RoyalCC .54 2.40 599 42 41 4l't 12 18 17 18 14 Ametek .60 OS NEW YORK BUTTI NEW YORK (UPI) (USDA) Butter 64 62H 61'4 41 AMF incp 1 RoylD 1.16d Safewy 1.35 42 7' 7 7'4 Ampex CP 48 35 3514 3514 (UPI) -The $250,000 world 9 a.m..... 72 5 p.m 83 10 a.m 76 6 p.m 86 11 a.m 79 7 p.m 85 12 82 8 p.m 83 1 p.m 82 9 p.m 80 2 p.m 83 10 p.m 78 3 p.m 82 11 p.m 77 4 p.m 82 12 77 Tuesday la.m..... 76 5 a.m 69 2 a.m 74 6 a.m 69 3 a.m 72 7 a.m 68 4 a.m 69 8 a.m 69 28 30 30V 30V4- V4 12 31 30 30 Amstar 1.70 STJOMin 1 '4 StRegls 1.60 Anaconda 109 17 16 16ft N.Y. Stocks Slump, Pace Moderate NEW YORK (UPI) Investors kept to the sidelines as the stock market slumped sharply and broadly in mooderate trading tday on the New York Stock Exchange.

The Dow Jones industrial average of 30 selected blue-chip stocks was off 5.64 at 926.63 shortly before noon. Standard Poor's 500-stock index was down 0.37 at 107.74. Declines dominated advances, 826 to 340, among the 1,550 issues crossing the tape. The two-hour turnover amounted to more than shares. Max Factor, which expects lower six months earnings, was the most active issue, off iy at 30 on 224,200 shares, including a block of 214,600 shares at 30.

Milton Bradley was second, down 1 at 43 on 167,800 shares. Public Service Electric Gas Co. was third, off Vi at 23 on 98,900 shares. Prices also were lower in moderate trading on the American Stock Exchange. Oil Airline issues came under heavy selling on the Big Board.

UAL Inc. plunged 2 American Airlines 2 and TWA 1. UAL officials said they were concerned about higher increases in operating costs. Some profit taking was noted in the electronics and computers. Electronic Data Systems lost '3.

Pointsdze losers included IBM, Burroughs and Honeywell, all high priced issues. In the easier glamors, Walt. Disney dropped 1 Levitz Furniture 1. market Monday: Offerings ample. Demand slow to fair.

Wholesale telling prices In cwiti per pound (bulk In fiber boxes) grade AA (91 score) 68; A (92 score) 68) (90 score) too few to Sander Asso Aoeco 1114 10H 10 V4 championship chess match between American Bobby Fis- 9Q5 Sang Ela .40 13 42 42 42 38 13 13 13 27 19 18 18 49 30 29 29 69 117 117 117 Armco Stl 1 20V 20'4 35' V4 ArmsCk quote. 46 26 162 47 1 291 cher and Russia's Boris III I I I 26 26'4 Ash Oil 1.20 20'4 36 26'4 7V4 49 2V. TVi 7' Vi 23 Assoc Trans JUNt 30 JULY NEW NEW YORK UPI) (USDA1 Egg I 14 Spassky was still eo today. SaP Ind 1.60 ScherPIo .94 Senium 1.46 Corp ScottPap .50 Sears 1.40a ShellOII 2.40 At Rlchfld 2 5 207V4 206 207 35 15 15 15 155 13 13'4 13 120 107 106 107 but Fischer made a last-min Atlas Corp 22 48 48 -1 2V4 2V4 15V 154 V4 11 11 39- GnMot 1.95d 73 2.20 Avco Corp market Monday: Offerings fully adequate. Demand slow to fair.

Wholesale telling prices in cents per dozen (Minimum 25 i cases). 45 1574 14 11 ute demand to stop televising 22 PubU 1.60 Libby McNI iy 4514 45 Avnet 5 63- Gn Steel Ind Llgg My 2 SignaICo .60 22 -B the first of the scheduled 24- 22'4 35 13 GTE 1.52 Litton zvik Fancy large (Min. 10 per cent AA, 2BV4- 4 28 28V. 2S'4 35 87- Lockheed Gn Tiro la game series. 75 per cent average 47 pounds) white BakerOII 2 Ga Pac 6314 58 16 38' 7 V4 27 27 39'4 V4 36'4 74 47 1 10 Bangor 74 73 22 21 7 7 27 26 27 27 39 39 36V 36 74 74 48 47 10'4 10 22 22 25 25'4 39V 5 64 13 10 54 24 30 12 16 21 10 34 6 16 74 55 101 17 33 59 16 5 4 39 5 63 13 10'4 54 24 30 12 16 21 10 LoewCp 1.04 Lone Ind 1 Gerbw 1.35 23'4- Bath Ind 15 25 136 51 30 83 21 12 10 95 22 35 87 63 23 19 44 11 40 "There will be no TV film LonStG 1.36 Getty 1.17d I914 45- Beat Fd 10V4- 5414 24 30 12 V4 16- 21 10 .55 .70 Pn .20 1.16 .609 .60 1.60 In LTV Corp Gillem) 1.40 63 24 19 49fa 44 11 41 49 -3.

Fancy medium (Min. 10 per cent AA 75 per cent avg. 41 lb.) whit 26-28. Fancy small pullets (Min. 73 per cent avg.

36 lb.) white too few to quote. Standards (Min. 80 per cent avg. 45 lb.) too few to quote. 58 58 16 16 38 384 46 45 55 54 22 22 70 70V 46 46 6 5 Bkm ing tonight, but we hope some 54 -l'j 22 V4 GlenAI 44 BeechA 8 19 33 14 7 18 13 147 99 LuckyS Lukent -40d Slmn Co .80 SingerC 2.40 SmlthK8.F 2 SCalEd 1.56 SouthCo 1,30 SoNatG 1.40 SoPacIf 2.08 SowstPS .7 Sperry .45 SquareD .92 Squibb St Brnd 1.66 Std Kollsmn StdOCal 2.90 221 Global Mar other arrangements can be BellS.HH 11- 41 Goodrich 1 Lykt Ystn Bendix 25 Vi 28 25Va 70'2 46 6 28 28 2774 248 101 1 110 94 205 5 20 243 50 36 28 166 64 24 14 33 I 36 17 3 75 45 4 417 Degree Days (National Weather Bureau) Normal number July 1 to June 30, 8897.

July 10, 0 degree days. Year ago, 0 degree days. Cumulative since July 1, 46 degree days. Last season, 0 degree days. Fuel consumption to July 11, 1 percent.

Goodvr .88 78 38 37 38 Benguet 37 37 36 36 25 25 icy 1 Grace 1 1 1 V6 5'4 96 2814 27' 1.20 Beth Stl MadfFd Grand .80 made so they can film later during the match," said Fred Cramer, vice president of the U. S. Chess Federation. 103 1 10 104 103 Black Dkr 1 16 Vi 39 V4 16 35 13 13 13 100 31 30 30 33 29 29 29'4 Magnav 1.20 Grant 1V4 96 23 2J' 23V4 Boeing .40 Treasury Accounts WASHINGTON (UPI) -With--drawals and deposits in the 12 51 50 50 7 5 5 5 141 62 62 62 49 69 68'4 69 Mar Oil 1.60 227 13' 12 12 Boise Ca .25 51' 'A 109 22 22 22 Marcor .80 StdOInd 2.39 21 25 25 25 V4 27 Vi MarMid 1.70 StdNJ. 116 74 73 73' Fischer said the television 56 34'4 33 33 Vt 16 16 40 39 17 16 52 51 27 27 9 9 23 23 17 17 13 13 95 94 9 Borden 1.20 BorgWr 1V4 BostEd 2.44 Bourns Inc MarshF 1.10 StdOhlo 2.70 23 Vi 46 34' 33 33' Vi 5 18 181 l6'i Treasury accounts for the fiscal year through July 6: MartMr 1.10 Sterling Drg .80 GtNNek 1-60 GtWFIn GrtWest Un Grn Giant 1 Greyhd 1.04 Grumn GulfM 2.80a GufOII 1 .601 17 Vi Massey Fer StewWn 1.85 418 14 1414 14'- V4 Braniff 3k cameras, hidden behind clothcovered scaffolding above the stage where the 1314 Vi StudeW 1.20 MayDS 1.60 Wthdrwls $3,892,896,331.21 25 48 47 47 Vi Brlggs 1.20a 95 V4 SunOiICo lg iwayerot 138 62 62iA 62'A V4 BrisMV 1.20 24 24 24 Deposits 1,924,463,713.98 Maytag 1.30 186 13 13 13 14 Weather Range By United Presi International Sunshine Ml Sup Oil 1.40 BrilPet 25 31 31 31 1 35 35 35 50 20 20 20 10 14 14 14 37 45 44 44 2 25 25 25- 5 37 36 36 3 22 22 22 136 36 35 35-l 10 43 43 43' 4 16 16 16 17 16 16 16'- 346 24 23 23-l 11 13 82 82'4l 6 17 17 17 players will sit, would distract 36 35 35 1 250 Mccroy 1.20 25 34 33 33 BrGroup 114 Cash Balance 7,598,742,569.67 McDnD Swift Co .70 him.

75 52 51 51 Brunswk .16 73 60 60 60 176 35 35 351 11 36 36 36 13 44 44 44 1 42 42 42' Va 89 9 9 9 35 256 252 256 5 19 31 31 31 TT 10 39 38 38 58 19 19 19'4 82 23 23 23 159 32 31 31 84 47 47 47-1 15 30 30 33333333333 4 16' 16 16 McGrE 1.40 Public Debt 430,477,450.915.26 Tempt Low Bucy 1.20 17 27 27 27 12 16 16 16 McGrHI .60 50 53 52 53 IVi Budd Comp Tandy Com Alexandria 89 68 41 17 17 17' 4 Fischer's opponent, world 32 13' 13V4 13 Vi Mead Cp .60 Momorex BulovaW .60 Teledyne 31 41 70 34' 34 34V4 Vt 59 champion Boris Spassky, said 64V4- V4 Merck 1.10 HamPap .50 Harrlslntp 1 HeclaMn 21 Heinz 104 Herculo Hershy 1.10 Heubleln .81 Hewitt .20 Hilton HH 1 14 42 42 42 89 75 23 Inc 49 1.06 95 187 186' 186'A-l'4 teneco 1.32 Texaco 1.66 TexETr 1.52 TxGasT 1.58 UAL Incorp Burl In 1.40 Burl No lVi Burrghs .64 Camp 1.10 119 21V4 21 21 67 MldSoU 1.06 Minn M8.M 62 .30 691 40 41 41 17 64 64Vi 11 23 23 631 63 62 32 69 69 25 39 38 3 34 34 47 29 28 240 52 52 27 II MOST ACTIVf N.Y. STOCKS NEW YORK (UPI) The 10 most active stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange at noon Tuesday. Sale Noon Chg. Factor Max 224,000 30 1" Milt Bradley 167.700 43 1 Pb Svc E8.G 98 ,600 23 UAL Inc 67,900 34 2, Heublein 61,900 47 AT8.T wts 57,400 5 Va 52,300 41 79 11 81 81 13 20 20 20 1 69 69 6914 757 36 34 35 2 '4 38 MlnnPL 1.36 canPac 34 V4 Mo Pac A 5 451.4 1714- Car PL 1.46 394 58 57 57 29 MobilOl 2.60 he was ready to play. "Everything is fine with me," said the popular Russian.

Cramer said earlier that Fischer was "go, go go." The first game was scheduled to start at 5 p.m. with CarrierC .60 40 39 38 38 28 14 52 Mohsco 1.10 cell 27 27 3 16 16 14 25 2574 29 41 41 80 59 59 21 45' 45 10 25 25 19 13 13 58 54 54 Hoerner .97 Hoff ElKtn Hoi Inns .27 Homestk .40 Honywl 1.30 Hoover 1.20 CaterTr 1.40 52- 12 14 14 14 UnCarbide 2 UnElec 1.28 UnOCal 1.60 Un Pac Cp 2 Unlroyal .70 Aircr 1.80 Utd Brands UnCorp 4 36 28 28 28V Monogram 16 V4 25 41 59 45V4 25 13V4- 54 it "2 86 17 17 55 20 28 72 52 52 18 16 16 37 35 34 25 13 13 20 9 9 104 26 25 16 35 50 50 50 Monsnt 1.80 32 151 149 149 34fe 182 120 118 118 -2 39 Motorola .60 Celanese 2 CenN Soya 1 Cerro Certain-t .80 13- 3 33 32 33 44 MtFuel 1.80 5 39 39 II 44 44 66 15V 14 HousLP 1.36 Enselherd 50,700 294 Nwst Bancorp 50,400 49 Am AID 40,100 33 1 17 20 20 20 15 Howmet .70 MtStTel 1.36 MurpCo 1.20 34 CessnaA .70 4 21 21 21 288 22 Chmplnt .84 63 34 34' 42 21 20 1 45 45 77 55 55 914- 2514- 21 29 22 17 63 29'4 29 US Gyps 1V4 US Indus .62 US Stl 1.60 US Tob .62 UnlTel .96 Unlv OilPro ChmSpr 1.24 -N N- 32 Idaho 1.70 48 32 Chase Mn 2 17 17 24 IdealBas .70 7 22 22 14 17 17 57 21 21 21'4 45 55' 47 1 29 22'4 ChesOh l'id Oils were mixed. Superior Oil surged 5 on top of a 5Vt point gain Monday. Atlantic Richfield, which reportedly is having problems in the present quarter, lost 1. Steels, motors, chemicals, rails and aircrafts were mix 57 42 -1 3114 32'4 17 30 30 14 IHCenln 1.18 21 12 Chris Craft 31 30 Nabisco 1.20 Nat Airlines NatCash .40 NatDlstll .90 Natl Gen .20 III Pwr 2.20 41 112 1111 112 vi 31 31 14 44 Chrysler 1 Upohn 1.60 Utah Intl .84 Utah P81L 2 14 Imperial Cp CinGas 1.56 7 25 42 85 133 10 12 48 47V4 17 6 6 260 30 29 67 22 22 180 50 50 46 37 36 107 16 16 19 33 33 4444 43 84 B3 Vj 25 3t 31 3I 5 27 26 26 50 CIT Find 2 INAC 1.40a Ingr Rn 2.08 UV Ind 46 67' 66 CitlesSv 2.20 Nil Gyp 1.05 NatSteel 2 'A 16 56 42 31 18 23 17 41 48 34 22 24 15 12 72 33 33 44 44 City Inv .52 Varlen Assn 33 44 398 1 4 Natomas .25 Fischer the experts' favorite but Spassky far ahead in the popularity polL Both men made final inspection tours of the sports arena where the match will be played.

Fischer made an unannounced tour early in the day and Spassky strolled in at noon. Spassky studied the chess boad and picked out a chair from among several provided by the Reykjavik furniture 33 CleveEl 2.28 11 14 1414 14 32 17 1714 17 Vendo NevPw 1.30 68 398 397 18 44 23 17 41 48 34 22' 24 15 12 72' 31 CocaCol 1-64 37 136 135 136 53 78'4 77 77' 1 57 43 31 19 24 17 41 49 34 22 24 15 12 73 32 37 25 49 34 9 49 42 97 16 46 53 184 2 31 30 36 116 23 31 92 25 505 241 ed. Eastman Kodak surrendered 1. Chesapeake Ohio 33 Vi 48 33 33 Colgate 1.46 10 20 19'4 19- 37 17 17 17 NEW YORK (UPI)-Selected stock on the American Slock Exchange. 11 11 1112 14' 10 115 .05 31 31 31 vv VlctorCC .50 Va Elec 1.12 WaJoreen 1 WarnrL 1.30 WashW 1.40 Sales(hds) High Low Last Chg.

dropped lVi. 37 12 19 19 35 Collin Radio Collntst 1.60 CBS 1.40g Col Gas 1.82 24 24 54 V4 7 5 27 89'4 9 14 14 184 37V4 36 415 54 54 34 28'4 28 10 22 22 97 33 33 51 Vi Aerojet Am Pet ArkLaG Beverly 24 25 23 8 19 21 28 22'i 31 64 1 1.30 Ent .11 38 36 37 -1 23 25 29 196 35 35 307 52 51 74 65 64' 5 19 19 BO 54 53 49 34 33 33 25 25 22 22V4-H 7 8 21 22 Va, 24 24 1 36 36-1i T7- T7.v 1 25 25 Brascan 22 19 53 19 '4 54 10 24 Cm Solv .40 CmwEd 2.20 Comsat .56 CCCON Ed 1.80 Cons Fd IV4 Con Freight 25 49 34 48 34 BundyCp la Circle .22 57 37 33' Inland Stl 2 Insp Copp 2 I 5.40 IntHarv 1.40 Intl Mining Intl Nickel 1 Int Pap 1 1.19 Itek Corprtn Jantzen .60 Jeff PI lot .92 JohnMv 1.20 ssu5 ft' PB JohnJn JonLogn .80 Jones Jostens ,73 Joy Mfg 1.40 KalserAI .50 KC So Ind I Kan GE 1.48 KanNeb 1.02 KenPLt 1.43 37 10 31 100 78 3 13 169 101 119 1 7 24 19- a 89- 21- 37- 44 32 59 50- 22 47 21 34 -1 )64 9 33 1 48'a 331 V2 Newber NEngEI 1.62 NlagMo 1.10 NLIndust 1 NorfolkWs NoARk 1.60 NoNtGs 2.60 NoSIPw 1.77 NwBen 1.40 NortSim .25 OcedPt OgdenCp -60 Ohio Ed 1.54 OklaGE 1.28 OklaNG 1.24 OlinCorp .88 Omark Inds Or Rckl 1.20 Otis El Co 2 OutbordM I OwenCP .78 10' Clary Corp Computes! Creole 2.20 89 21 37 32 59 50 22 47 21 34 14 9 48 33 5 3 Sending 4 41 124 123 123 110 57 57 57 Western Air WsBanc 1.30 WUnion 1.40 WestgEI .94 Wstvac 1 .05 Wjpyerhs .80 WhelPltt stl Whirlpool White Motor Whlttakr Cp Wickos Cp I WirtnDx 1.74 Woolwh 1.20 13 Bemidji Duluth Hibbing Intl Falls Redwood Falls Rochester St. Cloud Twin Cities La Crosse Madison Mason City Fargo Minot Aberdeen Atlanta Boston Buffalo cy Chicago Columbus, O. Denver Des Moines cy Detroit cy El Paso pc Houston pc Indianapolis pc Kansas City cy Los Angeles Memphis Miami Beach cy cy New Orlando Phoenix Pittsburgh pc Portland, Me. Portland, Ore.

cy Raleigh cy Richmond cy St. Louis pc Salt Lake City San Francisco CY Spokane cy Tampa Washington Wichita 78 53 52' 70 25 25 99 37 37 25 24 24 X31 28 28 43 28 28 53 22 21 20 29 29 123 26 26 125 75 73 32 59 51 22 47 21 35 17 9 33 49 34 28' 28 21 ww.ammnir i ConsNG 1.95 Consm Pw 2 ContlAIr Ln 17 V4 DayMn Dlxlyn Corp .38 80 82 90 84 87 86 88 90 91 96 84 91 83 83 76 79 84 79 91 98 85 94 83 87 93 87 86 87 86 81 88 100 78 74 70 85 86 87 92 65 69 89 86 92 20 17 17 23 32 32 33 48 47 32 MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) Wheat futures: High Low Close 63 68 67 67 67 72 69 69 55 59 65 67 69 65 71 73 65 56 72 63 72 72 67 76 66 69 75 67 70 73 84 63 60 49 65 62 72 68 55 WA 52 74 68 73 29 Cn Can 1.60 stores. Fischer earlier had his favorite chair flown in from New York. Fischer earlier complained about a number of details in the hall, including the light 26 Jul 155 155 155 ContlOil I'j 21 22 18 16 11 17 37 47 l'a 20 5 18- av 10 7 2 13'- Vol 25 1014- 11' 15 7- 7- 10 13 21 22 18 16 10 16 37 54 49 44 10 13 21 22 I8V4 16 11 17 37 54 50 44 159 13 29 4 6 96 19 9 11 12 20 30 154 X43 145 73-1 Contrl Data Sep 160 159 159 Fed Resour Felmont Oil Flrri SB Frontier Air GrerHy 5 238 238 238 Corn 2'2a UK. Mil 161 I6J-V4 43' -XY7.

43i 431 CoxBXD 227 57 152 151 151- 60 31 31 31'a MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) Cash grain: CPCIntl 1.70 HuskyOI .15 54'2 Vi XeroxCp .84 ZaleCorp .64 15 15 19' 19 19'- 14 CraneCo .80 Trading basis: unchanged 10 up 1 cent 50 24 41 43 43 43 1 34 34 3414 59 44 43 43 .21 97 11 11 11 CrowellC 41 Prices: unchanged to 1 cent higher 44- iayre corp Zenith 1.40 31 inexco Oil Kalserlnd 21 Klrbylnd .37 LeeEnt Kelsy-H 1.30 25 27 CrwnZl 1.20 Wheat receipts today 152; last year 149 27V4 27V4 33 33V4 11 20 20 1 43 43 11 22 22 2 15 15 4 24 24 6 31 31 5 25 25 86 22 22 21 53 53 30 29 28 85 33 33V4 6 33 33 51 51 51 10 35 35 59 42' 42 Barley receipts today 237; last year 209 Cyprus Ms 1 28 18 28 4 13 8 14 10 9 1 24 16 19 9 35 18 10 10 2 7 1100 11 1 21 15 2 12 11 125 45 5 5 19 10 7 2 13'4 25 10 12 15 7 7 22 28 9 16 3 59 14 5 7 2 6 10 23 87 20 3 Kenmeti .80 Kennecott 1 Kerr Mc .60 10 MOST ACTIVE AMEX STOCKS 25 V2 22 53V4 28 18 10 6 2 13V4 25 10 11 15 7 7 22 28 9 16 3Wt 59 14 5 7 2 6 10 22 86 19 2 24 One dark normern 153 nominal ivu nom. 12-17 per cent protein 157 nom 190 nom 27 33 -O 4 8 12 39V4 92 56 41 28 23 41 22 16 Nfcw YORK (UPI) The 10 active Stocks traded on the American Stock 24 42 22 3814- Montana 152 nom iw nom 22- 14 33 56 Minnesota-South Dakota 152 nom 169 nom 16 16 Owen II I 1.40 PacGaS 1.72 PacLtg 1.68 PacPetrl .40 PacPwr 1.44 Pc 1.20 Pan Am WA Panhdl 1.80 Penn Centr Penney 1.04 PermDix .12 PennPL 1.60 cxcnnoe ai noon Tuesday. Teleprompter ..31,300 39 Fam Dol Strs 28,900 22 17 6 18 No. 1 hard amber durum 172-173 15 15 15'2 33' 51 35 Lee Natl Cp Means FW 1 Newpark OOkep 2.03d PacNW 1.04 Pneum Dyn PubcoPt .15 RSCInd Inc Shattuck On Solltron .05 Statham Ins 2V2k 1.20 Airl 1.60 1.77 .52 1.30 ing, the chess board and the size of the chess pieces, the television cameras and the thickness of the window drapes. To accommodate Fischer, the lighting was dimmed and the first row of spectator seats was moved farther away from, the stage so the nearest spectator would be about 25 yards away.

22 Kldde KlmbCI KnghtN Kopper Kraftco Kresge Kroger Corn 125 TWA WWts 28,100 3314 34 4 28'- 9 16 Vi 3 59 14' Vl 5 ...1 7 2 4 10 23 -V 86 1 19- 14 2 I 61' 8 38 54 17 22 61 20 34 19 18 35 42 26 159 IB 76 193 84 42 36 4 21 34 37 50 Asamera Oil 27,600 17 20 DanRlver DanaCp 1.30 Dart In Dayco 1.14 DayPLf 1.66 Deere 2 DelMnt 1.10 Dennisn .68 DetEdls 1.40 Dlam Shm 1 Dlebold DisnyW DlstllSea .70 78- 36 127 125 125 2 22 62 20 34 20 1814 24 38 109 1 16 27 34 Oats 69 Rye 96-100 Flax 280 nominal Soybeans 105-118 Minneapolis feed barley unchanged 10 1414 22'4 38 34 34 4 4 79" 78 10 9' 23 23V4 20 20 33 33 84 83 19' Am Israeli Champ Hm wl Imperial Oil Gen Builders 23- 30 22 22 22 16 9 9 9 Vi 18 25,200 18,500 16,900 16,000 15,900 15,300 20 4 Syntex .40 LearSleg .20 LehPtC .60 Pennzoil .80 PeopGs 2.16 35 3 35 17 17 17 42 19 26' 33 I Doro Test 84 Mc Culloch Oil 60 191 188 188 2 WTechnldr In 21 9 17 17 17 PepsiCo 1 Lehm 1.04d Dr Pepr .40 DomeMn .80 Dow Ch 1.80 Dresser 1.40 4 39'4 39 39 35 46 45 45Vj 1 25 78 77 77 21 92 91 91 27 37 37 37 62 21 21 21 27 164 163 163 14 23 23 23' 10 6 6 6 Duke 1.40 DuPont DuqneL 1 .66 Dynamic cp SOUTH ST. PAUL (UPI) Livestock: Cattle 4000. Cavles 600. Slaughter steers and heifers only moderately active, most lower extremes .50 lower and general- 6 18 18 18 164 27'. 27 27V4 Iv fullv .50 lower for two dys.

Cows NEW YORK (UPI)-Followlna Is .10 219 136 134 134' 2 selected list of Midwest Stock Exchange strong to .50 higher. Bulls and vealers fiteadv. ask yew stoddbmlkeir iiseaiixlb. i his business late prices. Sluuahter steers: Load high choice In sales nign low lbsi una.

EascoC Eastern Air EaKod 1.04a ssub wt7 PB Eaton 1.40 EIPasoNG 1 EltraCp 1.20 ESB In 1.20 Essxlnt 1.20 Ethyl Cp .84 cluding some prime 1290 lbs 9. Other 13 13 13 300 rtinios 950-1250 lbs 37.50-38.50. Mixed 2 Sending 4 10 45 45 4514 140 17 16 Ws 1 34 34 34 10 32 32 32V2 21 46 46 46V2 57 24 23 23 -1 Lhlah sood and choice Good 33-37. 16i 1 14 5 5 a lanrer nt rers rew roaas niyn 16V4 5 5 22V4 12' 59 1020-1028 lbs 37.50. Other choice 850-1050 100 100 100 200 400 5200 600 32 18 17 1844 lbs 37-37.

Mixed high good and choice Exell .80 22V4- 12' 59 'A Anchor Cupl Apache Corp Athey Prod ATO Inc wt Binks Mfg Chicken Unl Conlll Corp First Chi Cp First WisBk Generl Box Groin Brew 35.50-36. Good 32-35. Slaughter cows: Utility and commerlcal 50 50 36- V4 100 36 20 14 3263 31 125 42 8 10 Fabwge .40 Factor Fairch Cam Fairlnd 27-28, few 28.50. Cutter Slaughter bulls: Utility and commercial 31-34. Good 16V4 5 5 22 Vi 12' 58 50 36 6'4 6 62'4 9 16 15 624 17 26 900 6'a 100 6 200 67'4 18 13 28 40 10 18.

13 42 21 11 27 FairmtF .50 FarohMf .46 Grainger Hawk Banc 200 9 19 Ferrocp .70 1200 Heileman Flreston .83 6 62V4 9 19 V4 15V4 Vi 62 1 6' 614 4 17 261 13 28 3 41 12 10 18 13 42 21 11' 27 39V2 25 11 43 23 19' 13 424 21 11 27 39 23 25 35 43 3 43 2 15 Fleming .50 focus City Police Robert J. Saatzer, Rt. 5, illegal left turn, $5. Wlllard P. Riddles, St.

Joseph, speeding, $20. Pearlie K. Pazdtrnlk Beou. speeding, $20. John F.

Alvord, 909 10th Ave. Illegal left turn, $10. Randall L. Wlckman, Glenwood, speeding, $10. James J.

Schllcht, 115 34th Ave. speeding, $30. Patrick Louis Llndhart, 363 5th Ave. $.. operating bicycle on bridge, $5.

FlintkoteC 1 39 15'4 62 6'A 6'i 17 26V4 24 400 300 600 100 100 1300 10200 Vealers: Prime up to 62. Choice 53-57. Good 48-54. Hogs 7,000. Barrows and gilts moderately active, steady to .25 higher.

U.S. 1-2 190-240 lbs 29.50, several toads 29.75; 1-3 190-240 lbs 2-3 240-260 lbs 28.50-29.25. Sows: Fully steady. U.S. 13 270-300 lbs 1-3 300-400 lbs 23.25-24 2-3 400500 lbs 22.50-23.25, few 23.50.

Boars: Steady Sheep 800. Trqding on slaughter lambs only moderately active, steady. Slaughter FlaPw 1.74 Holiymaiic Liggett Myr Mlckelbry Nachmn Cp Natl Homes North 1 1 Gas Starr Brdcs 25 2512 FMC Cp .85 11 11 37 24 23 End MW yzinzcamaouo 055 77hvlwvd D-J Avas 7-11 ko 109 63' 63 24 23 22 18 20 19 29 39 38 19 9 9 39 DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 9 ewes and feeder lambs fully steady. Spring slaughter lambs: Choice and prime 90-110 lbs 33.50-34.50. Good and choice 31 22 FoodFr Ford 2.70 For McK .84 FreptMn .80 Fruehuf 1.70 GAC Corp GAF Cp .40 Gam Sk 1.30 Gn AOI Gen Dynam Gn Elec 1.40 GnFood 1.40 Gn Host Cp Gen Instr 21 Gen Mills 1 23 32 52 26' Slaughter ewes: Utility and good few 7.

Spring feeder lambs: Choice and fancy Wang Laboratories, which plunged 11 Monday, lost another 3. The firm expects plunged 11 Monday, lost another 3. The firm expects lower fourth quarter eetaoni 65' 120 23 xll 33 114 52 5 26 183 65 232 26 7 17 133 29 21 51 32 52 26 6474 25 17 29 51 26 17 5045 lbs 31-32; 6545 lbs 29-31. Wednesday's estimated receipts: Cattle 3,000. Cavles 500.

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Pearl M. Burlet, 1052 16th Ave. speeding, $30. John E. Lelsen, 1206 9th Ave.

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William N. Bunting, St. Paul, speeding, $15. Nicholad G. Ztlmetz, Avn, through stop sign, $10.

Mervin H. Shulti, Minneapolis, driving while intoxicated, $300 and driver's license revoked 30 days. Roger B. Boscovlck, Owatonna, Minn, careless driving, $75. St.

Joseph Dale H. Klein, St. Joseph, opsn bottle, $25. Scott P. Paddock, Minneapolis, speeding, $50.

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