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This usually if mail day part and Basis. send been will of to for supplied this on to this to to trial on Mutual Mutual funds Close of business October 14 Fairfd 15.04 Frm. BMu 13.30 Fed Grth Fid Cap 14.77 Fid Fund 20.63 Fid Trnd 31.83 Financial Progrm: Dynm 8.28 Indust 5.45 Incom 8.05 Fst InGth 10.59 Est InStk11.49 Flet Cap 10.74 Flet Fd 19.67 Fla Gth 9.64 Fnd Lf 5.95 Founders 9.36 Foursq 14.40 Franklin Group: Com Stk 8.08 DNTC 13.98 Util 7.16 Incom 2.85 Fund Am 12.13 Gen Sec 13.69 Gibralter 15.61 Group Sec: Aero Sc 10.71 Com St 15.44 Ful Ad 10.25 Grth Ind 23.18 Gryphon 21.35 Guardn 30.40 Ham hda 5.99 Hanover 1.69 Hartwell 19.75 Hedge 16.04 Mann 16.25 Hubshmn 12.55 IDS 5.43 ISI Gth 6.01 Imp Cap 11.59 Imp Gth. 9.45 Inc End Inc FdB 8.34 Indepnd 13.24 Ind Trend 17.97 Indstry 7.76 InsBk Stk 6.62 Inv CoAm 15.79 Inv Indic 14.20 Inves Bos 13.92 Invest Group: mt 11.24 Stock 23.30 Select 9.53 Var Pay 9.57 Inv. Resh 6.32 Istel 28.48 Ivest 16.36 Ivy 28.89 Johnstn 23.03 Keystone Cus BI CUS B2 Cus B4 Cus K1 Cus K2 Cus S1 Cus S2 Cus S3 Cus S4 Polaris Knickb Knick Gth Lexingt Lex Rsch Liberty Life Stk Life Inv Loomis Sayles Canad Capit Mut Manhtn Mass Fnd Mass Gth Mass Tr Mates Mathers McDon MidA Mut Moody ip Moody's Mortons Grwth Incom Insur MIF Fd MIF Gth MutO Gth Mut Shrs Coffee futures INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK (AP) -The following quotations, supplied by the National Association of Securities Dealers, are the prices at which these securities could have been sold (bid) ori bought (asked) Monday: Aberdeen 3.33 3.64 Advisers 9.20 10.05 Affiliated 9.62 10.40 All Amer 1.35 1,48 Amcap 6.61 7.22 Am Bus 3.87 4.18 Am Divin 12,15 13.28 Am Grth 7.63 8.29 Am Inv Unavail Am Mut 10.92 11.93 Am NGW 3.72 4.07 Am Pac 8.52 8.52 Anchor Group: Cap 10.38 11.38 Grwth 15.74 17.25 Inv 10.66 11.68 Fd Inv 12.09 13.25 Associatd 1.71 1.87 Axe Hokghton: Fund A 9.49 10.32 Fund 11.16 12.13 Stock 8.92 9.75 Sci Cp 7.79 8.47 Babson 8.88 8,88 Blue Rid 14.38 15.72 Bondstk 8.07 8.82 Bost Stk 9.8 10.75 Boston 9.49 10.37 Broad St 16.05 17.35 Bulloc 17.09 18.73 CG Fd 10.63 11.44 Canadian 19.70 21,32 Capit Inc 9.46 10.37 Capit Shr 8.69 9.53 Cent Shr 13.30 14.54 Channing Funds: Balah 14.19 15.51 Com St 2.22 2.43 Grwth 9.40 10.27 Incom 9.41 10.28 Special 4.01 4,38 Chase Group: Fund 15,36 16.79 Front 109.23114.08 Shrhid 14.98 16.37 Chemical 19.78 21,63 Colonial: Equity 5.96 6.51 Fund 14.72 16.09 Grwth 8.55 9.34 ComSt Bd 6.20 6.74 Commonwith Fds: Cap Fd: 23.73 25.93 Incom 11.91 13.02 Invest 11.21 12.25 Stock 11.78 12.78 CwIth 1.81 1.96 Cwith 2.00 2.16 Compet 10.74 11.74 Comp Bd 12.27 13.34 Comp Fd 11.83 12.86 Concord 23.34 23,34 Cons Inv 14.25 14.62 Consm Inv 5.68 6.21 Conv Sec 12.61 13.58 Corp Ld 17.22 18.85 Entry Cap 14.31 15,47 Crown 8.40 9.19 de Vegh 81.57 81.57 Decat Inc 15.36 16.79 Delaware 17.41 19.03 Divid Shr 4.01 4.40 Dow Th In 8.78 9.49 Drexel 20.29 20.29 Dreyfus 15.80 17.24 Balan 12.47 13.55 Grwth 13.90 15.19 Inv 8.08 8.78 Special 15.96 17.44 Stock 17.89 19.44 Eberst 14.70 16.07 Empl Gr 16.29 17.71 Energy 15.98 15.98 Entprise 11.06 12.09 Equity 12.11 13.09 Equit Gth 20.58 22.55 Everst in 19,45 21.03 Explor 27.51 29.27 NEW YORK (AP) Coffee futures were quiet today.

The green coffee market was slow. Colombian types continued to show strength because of tightening supplies available for the fourth quarter of this year. Coffee spot Santos No. 4 ex-dock closed at R37.50. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3S at R37.75 and 5S R37.25.

16.44 Mut Trust 2.86 2.92 13.30 NEA Mut 12.04 12.29 Unavail Nat WSec 11.37 12.31 16.05 Nat Ind 14.01 14.01 22.30 Nat Invest 8.49 9.18 24.60 Nat Sec Ser: Balan 12.53 13.69 9.06 Bond 6.41 7.01 5.97 Divid 5.73 6.26 8.81 PF Stk 8.59 9.39 11.61 Incom 6.49 7.09 12.59 Stock 10.14 11.08 Grwth 12.02 13.14 Nat West 6.68 7.32 10.54 Neuwrth 30.05 30.05 6.50 New Eng 11.79 12.75 10.23 New Hor 31.67 31.67 15.74 New Wid 16.03 17.52 Newton 16.86 18.43 Noreast 17.76 17.76 8.85 Ocngph 10.15 11.09 15,32 Omega 9.87 10.05 7.85 100 Fd 18.22 19.91 3.12 One WmS 17.71 17.71 13.26 O'Neil 22.49 23.93 13.69 Oppenhm 9.26 10.15 15.61 Penn Sq 9.89 9.89 Pa Mut 22.18 22.18 Phila 16.13 17.68 11.71 Pilgrim 11.87 12.97 16.88 Pilot 9.27 10.13 11.21 Pine 6t 12.68 12.68 23.88 Pioneer Unavail 23.33 Plan Inv 15.16 16.57 30.40 Price TR 26.16 26.16 6.55 Pro 10.52 11.19 1.69 Providnt 6.28 6.86 21.58 Puritan 11.89 12.85 17.54 16.93 Putnam Funds: 12.55 Equit 15.97 17.45 5.90 Georg 16.65 18.20 6.57 Grth 14.22 15.54 12.60 Incom 9.78 10.69 10.27 Invest 8.72 9.53 Unavail Vista 14.06 15.37 9.11 Rep Tech 6.18 6.75 14.47 Revere 18.90 20.66 19.64 8.48 Scudder Funds: 7.24 Int Inv 16.40 16.65 17.26 Spect 42.58 42.58 14.35 Bal 17.93 17.93 15.21 ComSt 12.60 12.60 Sec Div 16.59 17.94 Sec Equit 19.59 21.41 12.22 Sec Inv 9.65 10.55 25.33 Selec Am 12.12 13.12 10.24 Sel Specs 18.40 20.11 10.40 Sigma 12.09 13.21 6.91 Smith 10.42 10.42 29.46 Sw Invest Unavail 17.88 Sover Inv 16.41 17.97 28.89 StFrm Gth. 6.24 6.24 23.03 State St 56.30 56.80 Funds: Steadman Fds: 21.27 22.21 Am Ind 14.91 16.30 22.67 24.73 Fiduc 9.38 10.25. 10.34 11.28 Scien 6.90 7.54 9.66 10.54 7.64 8.35 Stein Roe Funds: 23.17 25.28 Bal 23.29 23.29 12.53 13.67 Intl 18.33 18.33 9.87 10.77 Stock 16.20 16.20 7.13 7.79 Sterl Inv 13.77 14.98 6.30 6.90 Sup InGth 8.36 9.16 8.64 9.46 TMR Ap 27.52 30.13 13.80 15.12 Teachrs 14.06 14.65 11.42 12.48 Technol 10.60 11.55 17.51 19.14 Temp Gt 19.85 21.69 8.17 8.93 Texas 12.82 14.01 5.57 6.08 Tran Cap 10.53 11.45 8.43 9.21 TwenC Gth 6.31 6.90 TwenC Inc 6.14 6.71 Fds: Unifd 11.52 12.59 40.52 40.52 14.31 14.31 United Funds: 17.04 17.04 Accm 8.78 9.60 10.94 11.96 Incom 16.15 17.65 13.60 14.86 Scien 10.00 10.93 12.93 14.13 UnFd Can Unavail 17.46 19.08 Value Line Funds: 14.93 14.93 Val Lin 10.32 11.31 25.32 25.32 Incom 7.05 7.73 13.26-14.53 Spl Sit 10.51 11.51 7.98 8.72 Vangd 5.90 6.45 19.22 21.00 Var Ind Pl 6.09 6.62 15.80 17.27 Viking 8.42 9.15 WallSt In 12.91 14.11 Funds: Wash Mu 14.70 16.07 15.44 16.92 Weligton 13.81 15.01 5.10 5.59 West Ind 9.88 10.80 9.36 10.26 Whilehll 16.26 17.58 22.16 23.96 Windsor 21.58 23.46 6.79 7.34 Winfield 15.45 16.89 5.46 5.46 Wiscon 8.39 9.17 22.88 22.88 Worth 6.09 6.64 annual meet Hawaii editors About 75 editors of civic, public and corporate publications are expected to attend the Industrial Editors of Hawaii annual fall conference Oct. 25 at the Princess Kaiulani Hotel. General chairman for the conference is Pat Morrison of First National Bank.

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Bond sales on the NYSE totaled 21.610.000 dollars. Prospects of price boosts spur market What stocks did NEW YORK (AP)- Tues. Mon. Advances 726 731 Declines 601 606 Unchanged 244 223 Total Issues 1,571 1,560 New highs 94 93 New lows 19 12 Business Digest Wolbrink Ward Frederic T. Ward, manager-customer relations for Aloha Airlines, has been appointed to the newly created position of director of terminals and customer service Donald Wolbrink, who heads the Honolulu planning and engineering firm of Donald Wolbrink Associates, is one of two candidates nominated for president of the American Society of Landscape Architects William Chang has appointed Kailua division manager of Service.

Motor Windward dealerships including both the existing Kaneohe outlet and the new Tovota. just opened on the premises of the former Oneawa Super Market, which is the firm's fifth Toyota facility on Oahu. Other appointments at the new Kailua facility include Al Correia, formerly of Kapiolani Carriage as assistant sales manager; Ben Young, formerly with VHY, as service manager, and Herdi Sadaoka, formerly of Easy Appliance as pars manager. Parallel appointment at Windward Toyota include Damien Farias, formerly with Aloha Motors, as sales manager, and Stanley Yamagata, formerly with Bank of Hawaii, as assistant sales manager Thomas J. Toomey has been appointed administrative assistant to Fred Foster of Brainard Black, insurance agency.

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15, 1968 C-5 Odd-lot transactions Honolulu Star-Bulletin Sugar futures Close 930 920 910 900 890 870 860 NEW ORK (AP) -Domestie sugar futures No. 10 closed unchanged. Sales 20 contracts. High Low Close Nov. 7.67 7.67 7.67 Raw sugar spot S7.70.

World sugar No. 8 closed 5 to 9 higher. Sales 3,151 contracts. High Low Close Nov. 1.89 1.79 1.85-86 Mar.

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