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Produce Livestock 56 Lincoln, Neb. Journal Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1974 Mdvltet AmericanExchange Reform it Gra Doi PocketbookS Stupks Up Lincoln Eggs: A large 54t, medium 45. Eggs: Grade AVarye 48-55; Grade A medium 38-45; G'tde A small 28-36; undergrade! 24-58; pullets 18-27; current receipts 3214. Poultry: Farm hens 3: commercial locks 6' i.

4. Killed UnivRun 26 3 12 3v 'WillcoxG .12 3 URS Corp 4 14 Wilshre lOd 7 Utahldaho 19 3 14 Wusn Br 30 5 ifcU Ind wis 37 4- Winklmn 50 3 Continued From Succeeding Pag Tiffany 20 3 1 3' Tigerlntlwt 38 I5 2' 5'4 nipii Winston wis umpte 30h 1 65 2 Washington The has 'aValSteak lOi 5 4 2 House Rules Committee 4't- 27 l2'4 Wolt HB 24 7 9 6-' Worcester 4 "nValmac 60 2 3'h-- 21 4 5 164 1 16 Vaii Line 1 1,4 Work Wr 60 3 4 ViWrather Cp 19 CHICAGO IAP) Midwest egg price report-wholesale buying prices Wednesday unchanged, Class Marge 58, mediums 51 smalls 44, nest-run breaking stock 44, checks 34. I1 Wright t-trg I WTC Air 10 4 544 '8 U1ICU ICglSldllUII Wllllll WU'JIU make the broadest changes in 2e vB the stock market since the crash. 7'- 2 WyleLab 20 3 TMCM 3 Sid 2 Tokheim 20 Topps JO 3 Total Petrol 4 Total Ppf 70 Town 05h Tracor Incp 4 Trans Lux Trnspt Pool 2 TriStMot 80 4 Tub 0d II Tultco Corp 10 Turbodvne 7 Turner I 20 4 Twin Fair 3 14 9'- 'nVanDorn 36 3 4 "a ViiVaro Incorp I 18 I 'a Vent Ind wi 2 Pn 'nVerntronCp 4 17 34- 'iVertipile In 7 7' vesely Co 21 102 II I6f3 VaWynns (ml 2 IM Wyo Bnc 50 6 li WvomisiCo 4 The legislation, which passed FUTURES CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Wednesday: Prtv Open High Low Close Close LIVE BEEF CATTLE (40,000 lbs) Dec 31 40 3 38 30 36 70 38 70 Feb 40 70 4105 40 20 4090 4065 Apr 41 10 41 4065 41 30 41 10 Jun 42 90 42 70 41.95 42 45 42 25 Aug 42 50 42 0 42.17 42 50 W2 25 Oct 42.35 42 55 42 05 b42 10 b42 32 Sales: Dec 1744; Feb 4744; April 1398; June 684; Aug 147; Oct 6. Open interest Dec 3396; Feb 8632; April 4529; June 2564; Aug 1037; Oct 38.

FEEDER CATTLE (42,000 lbs) Mar 3065 31 32 30 60 30 90 3065 Apr 32 00 32 50 31 90 a31 90 31 90 May 32 00 32 30 31.90 a31 90 31.75 Sales: March 27; April 6, May 5. Open interest: March 835; April 51; May 24. II XYZ is- 'fcZimHm I8h 12 the Senate last spring, would spring, 4 II 34 1516116 Viewlex inc Viking Genl 2 'eVikoa Incor Vintage Ent Vishaylnt6i 4 8 3 0 have ended the 185-year tradition of fixing prices charged to investors for the right to 9 P4 4 2 1 2 FOOTNOTES I 4Vh 1' AH sales lull IUP Cp 08a 3 2 I1 VulcnC 02d 5 uVulcanln 30 5 3 3a DIVIDES Arc annual un FUTURES CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade Wednesday: Pr Open High Low Closi Close WHEAT (5,000 bu) Dec 4 87 4 88 4 74 4 80 4 89 Mar 510 510 493 499 509 May 5 13 5 13 496 503' 5 1 1 Jul 4.75"i 4 75 4 462 4 67 4 76 Sep 481 481 471 4 72 4 82 Dec 4 88 4 89 4 80 4 82 4 91 WHEAT Gulf hard red (5,000 bu) Dec 5 II 5 19 Mar 506 5 16 CORN (5,000 bu) Dec 3 68 348 363 3 70' a Mar 3 77 3 77' i 3 694 3 71 3 78' a May 3 87 382 3 3 3 83' Jul 3 3 82 3 74Ji 3 744 3 84Vj Sep 3 68 3 68 3 60 3 60' 3 70 Dec 325 326 3I8" 3 20 3 27 Mar 3 28 329 323 3 25 3.32 OATS (5,000 bu) Dec I 86" I 86' I 81 1 84 1 86' a Mar 1 86 1 86 1 80'a 1 82' 1.86J May 1 86 1 86 1 80 1 82''4 1 86 Jul 181 1824 I78jii 180'-? I.84J Sep 1 78 1 78 1 71 'j 1.71 "i 177' Dec 1.77 1 80 1 76'i I I 82' SOYBEANS (5,000 bu) Jan 7 90 7 80 7 62'a 7 62' 7 82'- Mar 7 97 7 97 7.77' i 7 77' i 7 97' i May 807 808 791 791 8 11 Jul 8 1 7 8 17 7 97'j 7 Aug 8 03 8 05 7 9l' i 7.91 'i 8 II ''a Sep 7 64 7 66 7 52 7 53 7 72 Nov 7 37 7 37 7 20 7 24 7 39 Jan 7 37 7 39 7 26 7 30 7 46 purchase and sell stocks. less otherwise identified, la) Wabfg 10a 4 12 It would also have made the 16 ispl'is extra, 'bt paid last 2 44 8 2 7 16 70 61 II -33 CHICAGO (API (USDA) Butter; is.ued only on Tuesday, Thursday and Fr.day igs mixed Monday; sales delivered wan-house, cartons unchanged; A extra Iarce6770, Alarge66-6B; A mediums 59-61. Nnw York (AP) Spot light native cow ndes 19' i NEW YORK (UPI USDA)-Egg market Wednesday Offerings about adequate.

Demand mixed Wholesale selling prices in cents per dozen (minimum 25 cases)' Fancy large (Min 10 per cent AA, 75 per rent A. average 47 lb )-White 64-67 Fancy medium (Min 10 per cent AA. 75 per cent avg. 41 lb )-White 58-61. Fancy small pullets Mm 75 per cent A.

avg 36 lb. )-White too few sold to iinote Wackht 28g 5 "iiWadellE 10 WagnrEI 48 4 Wamoco Oil 6 Unlnvs 25h UnAirP 40a UtdAsb 07d UnBrandwt UnCoFrl 45 Un Foods In Utd NatlCp UnNatl wtO UnNatl wtN UnN pt 62i LIVE MUOl (JU.OTO IbS) 8 xi6 idi Securities and Exchange Com-tVXtVZ IS mission, the regulatory agency pi' 4'ork. KD annual created in 1934, set up a system Dec 13 116-116 WarnptC 05 8 3 16 1-16 Wa Post 50 6 3 2'b WashRI I 28 10 41.90 42 40 41 75 42 15 42 20 44 00 44 70 43.77 43 60 44 45 43 90 44.15 43 00 43 85 43 75 46 65 47.15 45 95 46 80 46 85 to record all stock transactions lh (Viici ttus year -lafesi nivi I UnPDye Feb Apr Jun Jul Aug Oct Dec USBnc 165d USFilter 20 USLea I 80d mm on an electronic tape that would 0 4, rent stork paid in 1973. Iql BO itltO the Offices Of every 31'. in bankruptcy receivership -f hrnlrn.

in fho 47 40 47.75 46 60 47 50 b47 42 46 00 46 05 45 80 45 85 D45.90 043 50 43 30 b43.70 b43 60 fVr 792. Feb 2443: Aoril 990; 3 4 weiman io 8' Welded Tub 2 i Wellco 20d 3 6'a- Vj WestChP 72 7 H-3-16 Westate Fet 6 18- 'e Westb Fash l'i Wsl Decalta 6 l'i 3 57 40 30 24 US LsgR wt 4 or renroaniation; isi rapnai mw in urc cuuiuij. Sales. US Nat Res June 357: Julv 62; Auo 26: Oct 0, Dec 0. 4 2 1516 '4 distribution lit i en dividend; 2B 35 10' a NEW market ICED US Radium US Red 25d US Rubr 60 to West Fin 10 2 V.

WstPacI wt 3 4' AP COMMODITY INDEX New York (AP) The AP weighted wholesale price index of 35 commodities dropped to 367 80 Previous day 373 29. Week Ago 375 21, Month Ago 382.46, Year Ago 333 84. 1974 1973 1972 1971 High 388 28 351 71 232 28 19513 Low 331 97 231 53 194 22 184 58 1926 average equals 100 Sale of KLMS Is Completed Completion of the sale of Lincoln radio station KLMS to Telegraph-Herald Inc. of Dubuque, Iowa, was announced Tuesday by Robert Woodward vice-president of the Iowa firm. Approval was granted Oct.

9 by the Federal Communications Commission for transfer of the KLMS license from the Lincoln Broadcasting Corp. to Telegraph-Herald. Howard Shuman of Lincoln, Lincoln Broadcasting president, founded the station in 1949. "No major policy or personnel changes are anticipated with this transfer of ownership," Woodward said. "KLMS will continue its present, 24-hour-a-day contemporary music format." Telegraph-Herald Inc.

also owns the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald newspaper, TelGraphics, a commercial printing concern in East Dubuque, and radio stations KFMD in Dubuque and WGEZ in Beloit, Wis. Robert Woodward Sr. is president of the corporation. Open interest: Dec 1521; Feb 4151; April 2160; June 1768; July 686, Aug 244; Oct 12; Dec 9. FROZEN PORK BELLIES (36,000 lbs) II Hi- V4 Wstrn I 20a 7 YORK (UPI-USDA)-Butter Wednesday Unavailable.

BROILERS (28,000 lbs) 41 50 4175 4J 10 41 45 42 20 42.50 42 70 42.00 42.30 43 00 42 40 42 40 42 10 42.20 42 90 42 55 42 55 42.25 42 45 42.80 I Unitek Corp 7 Now stock transactions are reported only to brokers who belong to one of the nation's eight stock exchanges. The present system critics say 4 iiwii wnen issnea. iwn Va warrants I8''8 'j ratio The price ol a 74h as a mnlitplp of igshiire rived by di-B vidimi the Litest 12 month iNirniinis tuiiire into last sale 2 1.4 prii o. DOW STOCK AVERAGES Close Chg. 30lnds '5 Vrans S0 4t.

.48 45 Wednesday Salei Tuesday Sales 13,540,000 NEW YORK (UPI) An early rally attempt faltered Wednesday as prices drifted lower in sluggish trading on the New York Stock Exchange amid concern over the nationwide coal strike and the recession. The Dow Jones industrial average, ahead more than 3 points at the outset, was off 1.33 at 595.28 shortly before 1 15 p.m. EST. Standard Poor's 500-stock index was down 0.12 to 67.05. Declines overtook advance, 529 to 477, among the issues crossing the tape.

The three-hour turnover totaled 6,780,000 shares, compared with 8,560,000 traded during the same period Tuesday. Investors were reluctant to bid, analysts said, because of the uncertainty over the United Mine Workers vote on a new contract. Wall Street has been fearful the miners, now in the fourth week of a crippling nationwide strike, would reject the new pact and further damage the faltering economy. Results of the balloting, extended because of bad weather, are expected Thursday. Wall Street is growing discouraged with President Ford's approach to the nation's economic problems, many analysts said.

A Ford spokesman said the President still is opposed to a gasoline tax, although he said voluntary conservation measures are not working well. wnippny 5 i. Whitehal Cp 3 i'H Whiting Crp 4 Whitaker wt Wichita Ind 6 Unity Buys 4 I UnivCg 05g 4 13 Umv Cont 12 4 UnivRes Cp 8 792 Umv Svtj 26 7 5 J'4- 3'a- 3'-4 Jan Mar May Jun Jul Aug Sep b-Bid; 42 75 42.25 42 50 42.90 42 25 64 50 67 32 64 32 b7 32 a65 82 64.12 67 12 64 12 067 12 b65.62 65 15 68 15 65 15 068.15 a66 65 65.50 68.37 65.37 068.37 a66.S7 65 40 67.50 64 50 b67 50 a66 0O b6810a66 70 Feb Mar May Jul Aug Feb 41 50 42 00 41.50 41.50 a-Asked; n-Nominal. Going Home Carolers Law Feb 3912; March 893, May 286; Sales: Julv 85: Auo. FebO.

Open interest: Feb 3762; March 1865; May 876; July 463; Aug 139; Feb 3. b-Bid; a Asked; n-Nominal. the New York and American exchanges are so dominant that their prices for stocks are the most widely used, even though better deals can often be made on smaller exchanges. The bill passed the House Commerce Committee on a 39-1 vote, but on Tuesday, the Rules Committee, which controls House debate, kept the legislation from the floor on a 6-6 tie. SHELL EGGS (22,500 doi) Dec 57.00 59 15 56.35 59 10 a 57 05 Jan 59 00 61 20 58 15 61 10 59 70 Fob 57 60 59 60 57 00 59 60 b58 00 Mar 58 55 60 40 57 50 60 40 D59 20 Apr 55 DO 57 00 54.75 5700 56 00 May 5600 57 50 56 00 57.50 56.25 Jun 57 50 58 75 57 50 b58 75 57 50 Sales Dec 543; Jan 579; Feb 143; March85, April 25, May 1, June 2 Open interest: 'Dec 1084; Jan 1582; Feb 517, March 530; April 226; May 81; June 91.

IDAHO POTATOES (BO.UUU lbs) May n6 90 90 Sales- May 0 Open interest: May 52. Dayton, Ky. (UPI) The city council voted to require Christmas carolers to obtain free city permits before making their rounds after one group burned a woman's porch when she refused to donate money. Jakarta, Indonesia (AP) Two Japanese burial teams have arrived in Indonesia to exhume 1,700 bodies of Japanese soldiers buried in the Moluccas for reburial in Japan, the official news agency Antara reported. The islands are in eastern Indonesia near New Guinea.

live Receipts Chicago (AP) Livestock receipts at principal markets Wednesday Cattle Hogs Sheep Peoria 1.500 4.000 50 Kansas City 2 800 2.500 150 Omaha 3 000 6 500 800 Fast St Louis I 500 6.000 150 St Joseph 1.400 4.500 300 Sioux City 2 500 8.500 700 South St Paul 5 000 7 500 2 500 Indianapolis 400 2 000 200 Cincinnati 650 0 0 Fort Worth 600 250 25 Open weekdays 10 A.M. to 9 P.M., Sunday 12 to '6 P.M. SOYBEAN OIL (60,000 IbS) Dec 39 20 39 20 37 50 38 05 39 30 Jan 3BX 38.00 37.15 37.15 38.20 Mar 36 95 3695 36.12 36 12 37.15 May 36.X 3600 35.20 35.20 36.20 Jul 35 25 35 25 3462 34.62 35.45 Aug 34 30 34.30 33.70 33.75 34.50 Sep 33.45 33 70 33 00 33.15 34.00 SOYBEAN MEAL (100 tons) Dec 157 15700 152 00 153 00 160.00 Jan 166 50 168 00 160 00 162 16V 00 Mar 175 175 00 167 50 169 50 176 00 May 181 182 00 174 20 176 50 182 50 Jul 1B2X 182 50 177 .00 178 183.50 Aug 179 180 00 179 .00 180 186 00 Sep 18) 182 00 179 00 182 188 00 Volume lhilaijO iahi oram futures purchases. Prev session Week ago Year (go Wheat 45.705.000 52 715,000 60 820.000 Corn 108.125,000 107,320 000 108 405 000 Oats 3,600 000 4,735,000 5,650.000 Sybns 67.505.000 51 615 000 94.295,000 Son oil 8,743000 7346000 8 510.000 Sbn meal 4,607.000 3 470 000 5.326,000 led blrs 794,000 576000 Total 239 079 000 227 777 0X 283 0O6.0OO Open interest in wheat futures the previous session totaled 144 570 000 bushels: corn 418 015,000 oats 16 080000, soybeans soybean oil 26. 132 OX, soybean meal 23334000, iced broilers 4 181.000.

total 896,987.000 CHICAGO (AP) A combination of liquidation, stop-loss selling and scarcity of buyers produced sharp losses in farm commodity futures on the Chicago Board of Trade Wednesday. There were several limit declines. They included soybeans at 20 cents a bushel, one corn option down the limit of 10 cents, soybean oil down 100 points, or 1 cent a pound, and one oats option down the limit of 6 cents. Wheat futures declined 10 cents a bushel and soybean meal 4-D AYS ONLY N.Y. STOCK SALES Metals By UPI Apx noon ttl 4 790 000 Previous day 13620 000 Week ago 14 809.550 Month ago 23 934 100 Year ago 19183660 Two yrs ago 18611,090 Jan I to dte 3 227 359 19? 1973 to date 3.724 785 307 197? to date 3 877 165 745 AMEX SALES Apx noon Stk 680 000 Total year ago 3,536 350 Apx noon Bnd SJ0000 Sales yr ago S) 250 000 Economy interior.

NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonterrocs metal prices Wednesday coooor 72 74 rents a pound Connecticut Valley lead 24 rents a pound .18 40 ienH a delivered tin S3-6V a pcmO Nca York iiolrt $183 25 per troy Ount Ne York Silver 54 260 per t'OV Ounce Nt York cimcksitvor $250 00 CPr I'asK NeA HANDY AND HARMAN SILVER NEW YORK (UPI Handv and Hjr-man Wednesday quo'ed silver at S4 17 per Ounce, down 9 cents from Tuesday BONDS 99 2.W GALLON DIVIDENDS United Press International Period Ami Pay Record INITIAL PrsdntsFrstldvSoa 16 12-13 17 9 USUAL Amor Recrtion Cnt 04 12 129 Capitol Food Ind 04 1-7 1213 Leslie Fav Inc 08 17 12-19 Leslie Salt Co 15 16 12 73 I ns Alamitos Rare 10 17 31 12 10 WTC Air Freight 02' 12 31 12-13 ...66 87 -0 15 .470 -0 15 61 45 -0 18 83 38 -0 23 75 05 -0 03 45 62 -0 01 388 84 -I 60 40 Bonds 10 Higher grade rails 10 Second grade rails 10 PuBlic Utilities 10 Industrials Income rails Com. lutures inoex INTERIOR FIAT PAINT Mutual Funds GUARANTEE Both oHntie ate quo' aniffd to covpr ony coioi pain'pd u'act wttt onr coal according 'o tobl d'frctto" at fo'f no' to etcrrd iQ tqvo'i per qoltonontmootttlu'tatPi, ttet per qollon on po'oui of ttgied w'acrt if pont feli to tori at it a ted her, bnix) Mir iabi to vow noai it Ward b'onth and -9 fvfrtith tnovqt to IQIt'QI? O' at fOuf op i on otU irlufd tw tom- OMAHA. Neb. (AP)-Hog marketings on the Omaha livestock market leveled off at 6,500 head Wednesday, and prices stabilized after drops both Monday and Tuesday. Barrows and gilts trended fully steady, with a butcher top of $39.50.

Bulk sales ranged from $39.25439.50. Sows managed a steady to 25-cents higher rating, except on some late sales on offerings over 500 pounds, which went 25cents lower. The trade range was Cattle marketings also diminished, and prices did a turnabout. Steers and heifers traded 50-cents to $1.00 higher, with most of the advance on steers. Many loads of choice animals went the full advance.

Omaha OMAHA. Neh AP) USDA Hogs 6 500; Oarrows and gilts fully'steady 1-3, 200-250 lb 39 00-39 50, bulk 39 25-39 50; sows steady to 25 higher, except some late sales over 500 lb 25 loweri 325-600 lb 32 75 34 00 Cattle and calves 3 000. steers and heifers 50 1 00 higher, cows unevenly 50-1 50 lower, some 1.50-2.X lower. 3 loads choice with end prime 1.100-1,175 lb steers 37 50-37 75, load high-choice and prime 1 000 lb heifers 37 00 choice 850 1.025 lb 33 50-36 50; utility and commercial cows mainly 16 5018 50. a few 19 00 19 50.

can-ner and cutter 13 50-1700 Sheep 800 shorn lambs 50-75 lower, wooled lambs steady, ewes in small supply: choice end ot prime 100-109 lb shorn lambs 43 25, choice few prime 95-105 lb wooled lambs 40 00-41 00 Estimated receipts Thursday-Cattle and calves 1.500. hogs 6000: sheep 300 Sioum City SIOUX CITY. lows (API-'USDAi Sioux City Livestock market Trading Wednesday Butchers active steady. 1-3, 200 250 IBs 38 75 3 75 sows steady to 25 higher U. 1-3.

350-600 lbs 33 33 50 Caintr 2.JUU. lcei hoifei 50 1 00 higher than Tuesday's close, steers choice 1 0001.300 lbs 36 00-37 00. mixed good and choice 1.000 1.200 lbs 35 0036 00 hellers choice and onme I.OOO lbs 16 25, choice 850- 1 100 lbs 35 00 36 00. Sheep 700 Kansos City KANSAS CITV (AP) Quotations for Wednesday Cattle 2 800 slaughter cows and leeders opening steady to strong compared to late Tuesday, instances I 00 higher on choice heifer beef; slaughter cows-weighty cotter, utility and some commercial 16 50 18 50, high dressing 18 75 19 50 feeder steers and steer calves high good and choice 330-480 lb 24 00-78 00 choice 560 lb stretchy 29 40 692 lb stretchy JO 10. mostly good 370-850 lb 71 00 2500 feeder heifers and heifer calves-high good and mostly choice 300-450 lb 2000 23 00 choice 400-700 lb 2200-25 80 Hogs 2 5O0 actual arrivals will total around 2.300 head; barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher: 1-3 200-250 lb 39 00 39 50.

2-3 240-260 lb 38 75 .19 50: uneven tor weight 38 50 38 73 260 280 lb 38 50 38 75; snws steady to 25 higher on 330-360 lb, 3600 lb steady; 1-3 330-450 lb 32 50-33 75 2-3 450-600 lb 33 00 33 50 Sheep 150, slaughter lambs and ewes steady, slaughter lambs-choiceand prime shorn with fall shorn pelts 95 lb 43 00, choice and prime 95-105 lb wooled 40 50-4100, choice 90115 lb 39 50-40 00; good and choice 35 00-39 slaughter ewes-cull to good wooled 5X-7 00 Estimates for Thursday cattle 5,500, hogs 2 5X, sheep 100 Dries in 30 min. to flat finish. Available in white. Easy soap and ater clean-up. G.O.C.

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Dries quickly to a flat finish. Easy-soap and water clean-up. p4ete putthotf lost $7 a ton. Iced broilers eased nearly I cent a pound, similiar to drops in red meat futures. There appeared to have been no outstanding feature to promote any sustained support.

Several rumors coursed the exchange throughout the session. Among them was one that Russia was selling grain to foreign countries. Another tale, also unconfirmed, was that new export controls by the U.S. government. These stories merely added to the bearish sentiment which already appeared to have been rooted in some concenr over the national and world economic woes, the decline of gold prices, silver futures and other so-called international futures.

IHicoln Area Grain Range of cash grain prices paid to farmers hy rAnntrv olov4tnrt in tho I in- coin area as of 3 Low High Wheat No. 2 54 40 S4 46 Corn No. 3 yellow 3 20 3 27 Milo No. 2 Cwt 5 20 5.30 Soybeans No. 2 7 10 7 35 Omaha OMAHA Npo iAP-Tne umana Gram Exchange renorted the following corn sales Tuesday No 5 yellow, 3 44' sample yellow.

3 2U Wheat nominally 13 higher 4 85-4 87; com8 higher, 3 53' il 56' oats nominally unchanged I 73 I 82 soybeans nominally 20 higher 7 54 7 64 sorghum nominally 10 higher. 5 906 10 Kansas City KANSAS CITV (API Wheat 67 cars: oft II to up No 2 hard 4 74 5 43n. No 3 4 72 5 42n No. 2 red wheat 4 69-4 80n. No.

3 467-4 79n Corn 99 cars off 6 to up No 2 white 4 95-5 50n No. 3 4 60-5 45n, No. 2 yellow 3 57- 3 69n, No 3 363 Oats no cars unchanged; No 2 wie 85-2 05n No 3 1 75 204n Chicago CHICAGO (AP) Wheat No 2 sott red 4 87' in Wednesday, No 2 hard winter 4 84' in Corn No 2 yellow 357li-62'm. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 1 98n Soybeans No I yellow 7 64n No 2 yellow corn Tuesday sold at 3 'box! OENVER DENVER (API Cash grain: whea'tNo 1 hard winter ordinary 4 40. No 2 cwt sorghum no quote; yellow corn 6 40-6 50 HOLDS A PURCHASE UNTIL MAY 1 on the paints shown below.

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1812 22 AmNt Gr 161 176 Puritn 7 44 8 13 ANCHOR Salem 2 60 7 84 GROUP: Trend 14 51 15 86 Grwth 5 00 5 48 FINANCIAL Incom 5 59 6 13 PROGRAMS: Reserv 1042 11 42 Fm Dyn 273 773 Spertr 2 94 3 22 Fin Ind 2 73 2 73 Fnd Inv 4 99 5 47 Fin Inc 4 76 4 76 Wa Natl 7 53 8 25 Vent 2 54 2 54 Andax 4 50 4 92 IstFd Va 7 3' 800 AXE FIRST HOUGHTON: INVESTORS: Fund A 3 85 4 18 Disc Fd 301 .110 Fund 5 85 6 36 Grth Fd 4 85 5 32 Stock 4 58 5 01 Incom 6 20 6 79 Axe Sci 3 15 3 47 Stork 5 47 599 BLC Gth 7 01 7 66 1st Multi 640 640 Babson 7 44 7 44 FLMGBERGER: Bayroc 4 51 4 93 Flem 687 Bayrk gr 3 70 4 04 IX Fnd 6 26 Beacn HI 6 36 6 16 101 Fnd 6 16 Beaton 7 33 7 33 FdnGr 3 40 379 Berkshr 2 40 2 67 FOUNDERS Bd Am 13 96 15 26 GROUP: Bondstk 3 30 361 Grwth .173 4 09 Bost Fdn 681 7 44 Incom 9181003 Brown 211 718 Mtual 609 6 66 Brnhm 7 30 7 30 Spec i I 8 45 9 73 CALVIN FUNDS: Foursg 5 96 594 Bull Fd 858 9 19 FRANKLIN Cdn Fd 7 58 8 30 GROUP: Div Shr 2 25 247 DNTC 4 78 24 Natwd 7 22 7 91 Gwth Sr 4 54 4 91 NY Ven 8 05 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tjf safety valve. 2ft9.lV and lost the most based on perceni ot change on the New York Stock Exchange Net and percentage changes are the difference between The previous closing price and the current closing price. 6AINERS 1 Teledyne 31 i- 10 1 Up 38 1 JAIIdSuomkt 2k Up 181 3 Inst Inv 67h Up 16 7 4 UMET Up 154 SCity Stores 2 Up 143 6 CNAFn 29h 3 It Up 14 3 7 Phil Indpll 't Up 130 (J City Inv wts 9-16116 Up 12 5 CNA pf I 10 Mi Up 12 1 10 AilecOiliG 14 Up 117 LOSERS 1 Chrysler wt l'V- '4 Of) II i 2AdmDr04d '4i Off 143 3Com Invest U-l-16 Off 14 3 4DivMtl5d Off 4 3 5 Cam Br 42h ld- Off 13 3 6JimWaltptl Off 132 7Telecor 25 Off 30 I JusMgl 74h 'J Off 12 96 7t-1 Off 11 10 FstMtg 251) I Off I1 1 AMERICAN New York (UPI) The following list shows the stocks that have gained most and lost the most based on percent ot change on the American Stock Exchange Net and percentage changes ere the difference between The previous closing price and the current closing price. GAINERS Secur Mt wt 316 Up 200 0 JLarwnRlwt 3-161-1 Up 50 0 3 UnNatl WIN 3-161-1 Up 50 0 4 BenefStdws UiHi Up 33 3 JFslDenvwt '41-1 Up 33 3 OnHousewr fl Up 21 fGuardMtwt 51611 Up 25 0 (HalroCorpn 15 13 It Up 250 SecMtg 40 15163-16 Up 75 0 10 Glover Incp 'It Up 200 Fractions in 32nd Quotations by 1st Natl Bank Bid Asked 30 day 7 70 7. 60 day bill 7 50 7 90 day bill 7 41 180 day 7 21 7 10 Current year bill 7 14 7 04 it Dec, 74 99 24 99 2 S4t Feb.

75 99 14 99 II 5' Feb. 75 99 15 99 i't May 75 99 10 99 14 6 May 75 911 99 IS 5 Aug 75 98 21 99 Sept. 75 100 II 100 77 7 Nov. 75 99 17 99 21 7 Dec. 75 99 99 19 Sft Feb 76 98 6 98 14 V't Feb 76 98 28 99 4 I March 76 100 2 101 7 Vk May 76 97 22 97 30 6' May 76 91 24 99 June 76 101 30 102 6 VI Aug.

7 98 20 98 21 Aug. 76 100 100 14 l'i Sept 76 101 I 101 20 Nov. 76 97 21 98 4 I Feb. 77 101 1 101 14 May 77 98 22 98 30 9 May 77 103 12 103 20 PM Aug 77 100 22 100 36 7J Nov 77 100 24 100 28 "4 Feb. 71 96 11 926 Aug.

71 104 104 1 I No 71 94 30 95 7'k May 79 104 10 101 14 Aug. 79 95 1 95. 14 Nov. 79 96 1 96 16 7 Nov 79 97 28 97 21 4 Feb 10 H. It i'H May 10 94 20 9 21 Aug.

80 105 24 lot. 3'i Nov. 10 81 28 12 21 1 Feb II 96 21 97 2 7 Aug. II 98 20 99 20 7 Nov, II tool 100 12 Feb. 82 93 12 94 12 3'4 June 1371 74.

75 Aug. 84 94 4 95 4 3'4 May 15 74. 75 May I57S 74 77 Nov. 16 90 4 91 4 Feb 90.... 73 70 74 20 4'4 Aug.

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