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IF 1 22 THE POST-STANDARD, Jan. 28,1970 41 4 4 4 i 4 1 If Business Post If 4. Barlow-Johnson Plans New Home in Manlius 4 llf Mt It 44ft 1 lift By DOROTHY NEWER Moving Plans Along about next fall Barlow-Johnson the advertising and public relations firm headed by Doug Johnson, should be moving lock, stock and barrel from its present location at 968 James St. to a new home of its own in Manlius, Dorothy Newer in the area, is one of 60 such committees across the nation where there are major GM manufacturing facilities. Also on the Syracuse committee are E.

Appleton, branch manager of General Motors Acceptance Corporation; L. L. Kennedy, resident comptroller; H. L. Lambert, manufacturing manager; E.

a i personnel director at the Fisher Body plant, and J. W. Fuson regional public relations manager, who is headquartered in Buffalo. 6 57 5 87 2: 6H 14 3W4 26Vi 34 14 Concluded from Preceding Page was wat i.a 0 Watkin Johns WaynGos .76 WayG pfl.60 Wean Unit .90 Weathrd Webb D1 WelsMkt .84 WclbUt WescoP 1.37f WestTra WPP pf 4.50 WstPtP Wstn Air Lin WnEane 1.30 Westn Pac WnUTel 1.40 SupmJc Survyfd SwanJc Swift Co .60 SwingJlne .40 SybrooCp .60 Sybron pf2.40 Syatron Donn 5 6 67V4 25V, 37V. 66 34 6Vi 14 30Va Vk Vi 67V 4 -T Tart BrtJ TalcottN 1.10 Talley Ind 26K.

18 4 26 The site for the buUding will definitely be on the Manlius- Cazenovia Road, but the details of building itself have not been finalized by architects Curtan, Kane, Gere and Ashley. Some things do seem certain, however. The building, in a landscaped area will occupy about 10,000 square feet and be of two-level construction and modern design. Less clear is that it will employ a modular, functional-type concept to permit a free flow of work. Room will be allowed for Barlow-Johnson expansion.

The firm now employs about 50 people. Among the exciting possibilities are inclusion of a small theater and radio-TV facilities to be used in connection with company business. We'd add that we're sorry to see all the nice B-J people move out of the city, but these days Manlius hardly seems a stone's throw (even by us) away! Personnel Shifts John C. Panaro has been named the head of manufacturing and construction industries in Lincoln National Bank Trust Corporate Banking Division, according to James D. Heffernan, bank president.

Panaro was previously assistant vice president and manager of the Industrial Park office. Raymond P. Prowak, who was previously assistant vice president and manager of the recently closed Warren Street office, is replacing Panaro at the Industrial Park office. Panaro is replacing James Foley, who recently joined Nixon Gear and Machine Co. Heffernan also announced that Earl C.

Cowan has joined Lincoln as head of the computer operations area of the Data Processing Divison, He is replacing Lawrence Sammons, who has joined Casco National Bank in Portland, Me. Chairman Robert J. Heusel, plant manager of the Syracuse plant of General Motors' Fisher Body Divison, has been renamed chairman GM Syracuse Plant City Committee for 1970. The Sm i 11 which guides and coordinates GM's community relations activities 1970." a Dinner The Central York Chapters of the Bank Administration Institute and the Institute of Internal Auditors will hold a joint dinner i today at the John Milton Motel, Carrier Circle, Dr. Melvin A.

Eggers, head of Maxwell School, Syracuse University, will speak, giving an "Economic Forecast for Tandy Corp TappunCo TechMat Tektronix Teledyn 1.0ft Teledy pf3.50 Teledyne 6 Telex Templein .23 Tenneco 1.32 Tennec pf5.50 Texaco 1.60 TexETrn 1.40 TexOasT 1.4s TexGs pfl.50 TexGSul .60 Texas Ind lb Texaslnst TexOiIGs .05 TexPLd -45g TexUtil 1.6S Textron .90 Textrn pfi.Ol Textrn pfl.40 Thiolcol .40 ThomBet 1.04 Thorn Ind .40 ThomJW ThriftyDr .60 TI Corp 1-40 Timeln TimesMlr .50 TimkRB 1.80 Tlsh Rlty .40 Tobin Pkg 1 ToddShp 1.20 ToledEd 1.72 TootRoll Trane Co .90 TransUn 1.16 Trans Air TrnWAIr 2 TranWF Transmr Trans con .40 Transctl Inv Transitron Travelers .80 Travlers pf 2 TriCont 1.82e TriCon pG.50 Triangln TRW Inc 1 RW ptt.50 TRW TucsnGE .72 Cent 20'A 58 27 17 25 64 53 159 14 7V 4 371 65 3 4 136 32 31ft 1 123 123 123 1 SO 80 SO 779 15m 20 3 4- 11 37 6 2 4 44 44 2 13 59 222 12 492 30 23 i 231 8 33 22ft m. 33 6V4 Va a 28 33 141 -57 3 55 135 5 16 20 7 1 12 32 7 41 25 19 12 2 6 9 6 59 24 67 X3 8 294 34 222 10 366 43 15 2 1 61 2 18 25 119 50 32 12 44 7 32 29 61 25 7 17 16 to 21 7 22 37 22 29 28 18 33 Vi 4 4- 32 12 -f 37 22 428 61 -r 25H- 10V 8 2 WnUn pf4.6o WnUn pf4.90 WestgEl 1.80 WestE pf3.80 Westvco 1.05 Weyberg 1.20 Weyerhsr .80 Weyhr pf 6.75 WheelPitt Stl WheelPit 6 WheelPit pfs Whirl 1.60 WhiteCn Z170 21 55 146 29 41 4 4 127 z900 67 3 291 4 39 1550 z30 141 46 62 17V4 97 55 19 14 14 V4 17 96 54 27 34 14 17. 62 34 17 40 4 97 27 34 --1 54 54V4 --i WhltCn pfC3 3 WhitfCrss .44 12 White Mot 2 17 Whitttker 55 14V 4 WickesCorp i 44 WlebtStr 29 WU1 Ross .36 43 94 WilUama Bro WUinDbc 1.62 11 32 WisElPw 1.40 45 WlsPSvc 1.10 5 Wltco Ch .92 7 WolvWW .50 16 Wometco .42 12 Woods Cp .48 4 Woolwth 1.20 X178 Woolw pf2.20 xlO 53 World Alrwy 20 9'A Wrlgley 3a 12 108 Wurlitzer .80 5 Xerox Cp .60 1411 XTRA Inc 24 29 YngstSD 1.20 5 ZaleCorp .64 202 Zale pf A.80 2 33 Zapatft Norn 104 Zayre Corp 19 37 ZenithR 1.40 430 Zurn Ind .28 61 39 11 62 39 62 21 21 18 35 9 107 103 28H V4 21 35 53 9 108 14tt 28 to 39 33 3 34 4 Local Securities Quotations from NASD repre-- tentative inter-dealer markets of Jftn. 26. Inter dealer markets change throughout the day.

Prices do not Include retail markup, a or commission. Bid Asked Agricultural Insurance 39 Carhart Photo, pffl $V4 Development Corp. II Crowley Milk 6 6 ExceUfor First Trust 16 -17 Hotel Byracuaa, 17 -Hotel Syracuse pfd 6 LDV Electro flclenct 1 Lincoln First Bank 44V4-45V4 Upe common 9 Lipe Rollway, new pfd Microwave Systems 3 Midsttte- Raceway (Vernon) a Onelda pfd Food Markets 12 --13 Raymond Corp. 22 --24 Seneca Signet Corp 8 8 3 Soivay Bank 50 -Syracuse China 60 -Syracuse Supply Syracuse Transit Copyrightedyby The Associated Press 1970 Will Victory Markets 21 Bristol-Myers Merger ft Even Mr. Puddin? Signed It A Lyons De NEW YORK Alan Schneider, who directed the plays of Pinter and Albee, just returned from Moscow.

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Charles Clowe, the deeply-tanned and newly-retired board chairman of Tanya, explained what happened. 1 'Negotiations with Bristol-Myers had been going on for five months when they told me I would have to sign a 10-year, non-competitive said. "The mention of the non-competitive agreement really upset me. Then they told me my wife had to sign too." "So I said, I suppose you want my dog to sign it too' and that broke the tension around the Clowe said, "We all laughed." Clowe, 66, said he was surprised when Hank Taft, executive vice president of Bristol-Myers, took him up on the offer. The business executives gathered around as Mr.

Puddin 1 the Clowes 1 11-year-old terrier, put his paw on the paper and sealed the agreement. The merger, approved unanimously by Tanya stockholders, becomes effective Feb. 28. The transaction involves a swap of stock, with all Tanya shares exchanged for Bristol-Myers common stock. Russian Tea Room with Larry Blyden, to whom" he told this story he'd heard in Moscow, about the difference between a scientist, a philosopher and a Soviet adherent of dialectic materialism: "The scientist is like a man who's blindfolded and goes into an utterly black room seeking a black cat.

The philosopher is like a man who's blindfolded and goes into a black room seeking, a black V' Board of Trade CHICAGO CAP) Tuesday: Prev. High Low Close Close WHEAT 0 Mar 1.43% 1.43% 1.42% 1.43 1.43% Mav 1.41 1.41% 1.40% 1-40 ,8 JUi" 1.35% 1.36 1.35V4 l-35 1-36 3ep 1.37Va 1.37T* 1.37V4 1.37% 1.37% Dec 1.41% 1.41% 1.41% 1.42 con.v Mar 1.20/4 1.20% 1.20V4 1.20 5 May 1.22% 1.23% 1.23% 1.22% 1.23% JUi 1.24% 1.24 1.24% i-25 Sep 1.2% 1.22% 1.21% 1.31% 1.22% A A Dec OATS 1.18V4 1.18% 1.17% 1.18% .64 .64 A 101 101 8V a 10 10 VB 2 9 46 515 7 81 6 3 4 72 375 100 40 30 35 3 72 9 46 396 11 17 59 7 31 240 Z160 Z70 240 220 16 41 X13 6 25 33 27 15 53 35 43 30 8 100 63 56 56 14 27 7 8 17 32 28 56 25 4- 4- 42 31 100 32 283, 52V. 35 42 3. 44- Vi I 1 56 56 32 31 39 22 300 56 56 32 -f- Vb W-X-Y-Z Dairy and Poultry BUTTER AND CHEESE NEW YORK (AP) (USDA) Butter offerings slightly heavier. Demand i Irregular.

Wholesale prices on bulk cartons fresh: Creamery. 93 Score AA cents: 92 Score A Cheese steady. Prices unchanged. EGGS Wholesale egg offerings ample. Demand slow.

Undertone weak. Wholesale selling prices based on exchange and other volume sales. New York spot quotations: Standards Whites: Fancy large 47 Ibs. mln. 59-63, fancy medium 41 Ibs.

average 59-60. fancy smalls 36 Ibs. average 49-50. Browns: None. F.O.B.

farm level egg report for Central New York: Supplies were ample with some carryover in all areas. Demand was moderate. The market, was about steady. White Large mostly medium 54-57 mostly 55. small 43-47 mostly 47.

peewee 31, DRESSED POULTRY North Atlantic carlot and tnzcklot turkey markets. U.S. grade ready-to- cook, frozen. F.O.B. or equivalent: carlot i i good on institutional -weight young toms.

Offerings interest is good on canner packs and commitments are being made through March at higher price levels. Drumsticks and wings sold at 24 cents in trucklot quantities. Sales of grade frozen: Young toms 24-26 Ibs. cents. Offerings reported: Fryer-roasters 4-9 s.

45: young hens 8-16 Ibs. youne toms 14-20 Ibs. 39, 20-22 Ibs. BUFFALO The dally Buffalo Livestock Market report: Steers and heifers demand good; market steady, one Jot choice 125o lb. steers 29.50.

Dairy type slaughter cattle demand good; market steady. Cutter and utility cows 19.50 to 2i. a few high -yielding: cows 21.50: heavy canner 17.50 to 19; light canner 15 to 17. shelly kind lower. Standard and commercial dairy heifers 22.50 to 23.50; utility 21 to 22.50.

cutter and utility sausage bulls 25 to 27, top 28, canner 22 to 24. Calves demand moderate, market steady. No prime or choice offered: 45 to 49: medium 38 to 44; heavy bobs 32 to 38; light bobs 31 down. Hogs light butcher hogs 25 cents lower; heavy butchers, sows and boars steady. U.S.

No. 1-3 butchers 190-220 Ibs. 230-260 Ibs. 26.50 to 28, 260-300 Ibs. 24.50 fo sows, a weights, 17 to 21, boars 14-16.

Sheep and lambs no arrivals. Cash Grain CHICAGO (AP) Wheat was nominally lower Tuesday, basis unchanged, receipts none; corn lower basis unchanged, receipts 27 cars; oats nominally lower, basis unchanged, receipts none; soybean receipts 6 cars Including 1 car for Commodity Credit Corp. Wheat No. 2 hard yellow 1.47% No. 2 soft red 1.47% n.

Corn No. 2 yellow 1.26'/ 3 Oats No. 2 extra heavy white 63 n. Soybeans No. 1 yellow n.

Soybean oil 9.65 n. XEff YOKK Cash wheat easy, No, i dark northern spring c.i.f., N.Y. 2.Ws' No. 2 Red Domestic N.Y. 1.84%.

Corn easy; No. 2 yellow c.if.. N.Y. 1.53 3 No. 3 yellow c.i.f., N.Y.

1.52%. Rye firm; No. 2 American f.o.b. N.Y. carlots 1.66'/ a No.

2 Western c.i.f., N.Y. Oats ttrm; No. 3 white c.J.f.. N.Y. Mar May Jul Sep Dec RTE Mar 1.17% 1.18% 1.17% 1.18% May 1.16 1.16% 1.15V4 1.16% 1.16 Jul l.M% 1.15% 1.14% 1.15% 1.15 Sep 1.16% 1.15% 1.16 1.1614 SOYBEANS" Mar 2.53tt 2.54ft 2.52% 2.53% 2.53'A May 2.57% 2.5R 3 2.57% 2.58 2.573/4 JUi 2.60 2.60 7 .59 5 2.601/t 2.601/8 AUE 2.57% 2.58% 2.57% 2.57% 2.57% Sep 2.531/4 2.53 7 2.53 2.53% 2.53 5 Nov 2.48% 2.49% 2.48% 2.49 Jan 2.53% 2.53% 2.53y4 2.53% 2.53 3 SOYBEAN OIL Mar 9.44 9.49 May 9.30 9.39.

Jul 9.13 9.22 AUK 9.01 9.09 Sep 8.85 8.92 Oct 8.45 fi.48 Dec 8.31 8.35 8.29 8.33 9.32 Jan Mar May Jul 9.36 9.21 9.27 9.08 .15 9.01 9.04 8,82 8.42 8.30 8.2R 8.88 S.4G 8.30 8.27 9.46 9.34 .17 a9.06 a8.89 afi.50 aS-31 aS.37 Sep Oct Dec Jan SOYBEAN MEAL 77.50 78.35 73.80 74.35 73.50 73.85 3.35 3.50 72. IT 72.50 71.10 71.25 69.70 69.80 69.50 69.50 New York Produce 41V 3 22-24 Ibs. 41 A'42, 24-26 Ibs. 26-28 28-3n Ibs. and up Squabs and ducklings unchanged.

4 1 30 Livestock Walgreen I WalkrH 1.20 WallMurry 1 Walworth Co WardPd l.lOf Warn a co Warn Co 1.44 WarLam 1.10 WarnSw 1.60 WasGas 1-72 WashStl .70 5 19 26 3 13 4 1 149 10 26 10 46 3 21'A 43 20 21'A 43 4.1 V4 23 ft 1 4 -if 34 14 CHICAGO (AP) Butcher hog prices were steady Tuesday at the Chicapo Stockyards. Receipts totaled 3,500 head. Mixed 1-2 butchers scaling 200 to 225 pounds sold at 29.0f to 29.5(i and 2-3s welshing 225 to pounds went at 27.75 28.50 while 3-4s in the 380 and 320 pound range 25.50 to 26.50. Mixed 1-2 sows weighing 400 to 600 pounds went at 23.50 to 24,50. Slaughter steer and heifer prices were steady and cattle receipts totaled 800 head.

Choice l.OOn to 1.250 pound slaughter steers sold at 28.50 to 29.7s and mixed sood and choice went at 28.00 to 29.00. Choice 85Q to 1.025 pound slaughter heifers realized 28.00 to 29.00. Sheep arrivals numbered 100 head and there were not enough of any one class for an adequate test of the market. NEW YORK (AP) (NYSDA) Trading was slow and supplies were light Tuesday in the wholesale fruit and vegetable market. Cabbage sold lower, while onions and potatoes were higher.

were dul). FRUITS: Apples-Hudson, Valley 1 bu carton and eastern box U.S. No. I unless otherwise stated; Mclntosh 2 3 in up 2.50-3.00; orchard run 2-00-250; red Delicious 2y 3 in up 3.00-3.50; Romes orchard run 1.75-2.00; pack carton Mclntosh U.S. fancy 100- 120s 3.00-3.50: fair cond.

2.75; Cortland U.S. fancy 2.75-3.00; tray pack carton red Dclicous U.S. No. 1 56-l25s 3.50-4.00; Homes 726 U.S. fancv 3.75; 80- 88s 3.50; carton 12-3 lb film bags 2 1 in U.S.

fancy Mclntosh 2.50; fair cond. 2.00 Cortland 2.25; golden Dellcous 2.50; red Delicous 3.00-3,50. Hudson Valley, from controlled atmosphere storage cell pack canon Mclntosh U.S. fancy 100-120s. 4.004.50.

Lake Champlain and New England. cell pack carton Mclntosh 100-120s U.S. fancy 4.00-4.25. VEGETABLES: Cabbage- Western N.Y., 5o lb sack Danish 4.50-5.00; red type 7.50. Onions-Western N.Y., 5o lb sack yellow globe type large 4.0Q-4.Z 1 few 4.50; radium 4.50-5.00: carton i5s 3 lb bag few high as 5.7S; 2 lb sack red type large 4.0; medium 4.00; rtcr lb: red braided Barley steady; No.

2 feeding domestic c.i.f., N.Y. 1.27 n. Soybean oil, crude easy; tank cars, per lb. 11 a. a-asked; n-nominaJ.

Chicago Futures CHICAGO (AP) Futures tradinp on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Tuesday; Trer. Open Hieh Low Closft Close LIVE BEEF CATTLE 29.30 29.55 29.30 39.55 CHOICE STEERS Peb 29.37 29.47 Apr 30.50 30.60 Jun 31.05 31.35 31.1 31.3 Oct 77.25 77.80 77.25 3.75 74.10 73.80 73.50 73.75 73.50 73.25 73.25 72.25 a72.40 72.3d 70.95 1.15 71.15 69.50 a69.75 69.50 69.50 69.50 69.50 29.35 29.47 29.30 30.5D 30.55 3H.35 31.05 31.25 31.00 31.10 31.30 aSl.10 fl30.80 30-65 ICED BROILERS Mar 27.80 27.95 27.70 27.95 27.82 May 28.32 28.50 28.27 28.50 28.37 Jul 8.60 28.77 28.60 3R.77 28.65 Sep a26.90 26.82 Nov 26.00 26.00 26.00 26.00 a26.0 b--Bid; R--Asked: n--Nominal. Fob Apr Jun AUB Oct Feb Sales 29.30 30.HO 30.62 30.30 30.60 30.32 31.0 31.3 31.00 31.17 31.02 31.02 31.25 31.02 31.25 31.10 30.60 30.75 30.60 30.67 3.60 b30.00 b29.90 Fcb 377: April 573: June 353; 17-18 cents. Orange 50 lb sack yellow giube type medium 3.SC-4.08; small 2.753.00; carton 15s 3 Ibs film bags 4.25-80. 5o lb sack round whites U.S.

No 1 size washed unless otherwise stated 1 large 2.00-2.25 baled 5 Ibs 28-29 cents: 30 Ibs 47-50: U.S. No. 1 size 1.00-1.10; russets 2.40. HO624pes'Jan27 Aup 197; Oct 57: Dec 14; Feb'71. 0.

LIVE HOGS Fcb 28.47 b28.32 Apr Jun Jul AUK 27.10 27.77 27.32 28.30 28.60 28.25 27.05 27.42 27.00 27.37 7.60 7.77 27.55 27.70 27.25 2.35 27.25 27.35 26.25 26.25 26.5 2R.25 25.25 Sales: Feb 249; April 207; June 63; July Auc 9. SHELL EGGS Fcb 51.50 52.55 50.75 51.60 aS2.75 Mar 45.60 48.00 45.60 47.25 a46.85 40.00 41.40 39.60 41.4 n4.55 37.85 38.50 37.85 38.40 38.25 37.50 38.50 37-50 38.50 37.35 Apr May Jun Sep Oct Dec Sale 39.85 0.40 39.85 40.40 39.80 37.75 37.75 37.75 37.75 37.50 n39.00 b39.0fl B70; April 140; Oct Dec 0- NEW YORK (AP) Foreign exchange In dollars and decimals of a dollar: Tues. Canada in N.Y. (free) .9325 Britain (pound) 2.4014 30 dav futures 2.4016 en day futures 2.3999 90 day futures 2.3989 Australia (dollar) 1.1225 Austria (schilling) 0387 Belgium (franc) 020135 Denmark (krone) 1334 France (franc) 1803 Holland (guilder) 2750 Israel (pound) 2900 Italy (lira) 001589 Norway (krone) 139950 Portugal (escudo) 0353 Sweden (krona) 193550 Switzerland (franc) (free) 2319.10 West Germany (deutschemark) 271250 LATIN AMERICA Argentina (peso) (free) .2875 Brazil (cruzeiro) (free) .2330 Mexico (peso) 0801 nS.OS nS.05 n5.65 5.98 5. May 1,003.

5.78 Mutual Fund Quotations NEW YORK AF --The follow.ng quotations, supplied br the National Association of securities Dealers. are the at whicn these coiud have been sold (bid) or bought (asked) Tuesday. D'd Commc 8.83 9.65 Corns Bd 4.82 5.24 Commonwlth Fds: Cap Fd 9.32 S.R9 8.34 Aberdn Advisrs Affiilhtd Aftilre All Am 6-63 6 86 9 oS -80 Ark 2.22 7.25 7.42 S.fi6 .87 Fd 11.531260 Amcap Am Bus Am Dvln AEx spl Am Grth Am 7nv Am 1 Mut Ans Gth Am Pac 5.79 6.33 2.57 3.22 9,69 10.60 9.29 6.03 6.S9 7.96 2.89 Incom Invest Stock Cwlth AB Cwlth CD Comp As Compel Comp Bd Comp Fd Comstk Concord Consol In Con.su In Cont Gth Corp Ld Cnty Cap fi.24 1.36 1.59 14.62 7.79 8.30 fl.72 4.R5 14.16 11.00 4.27 9.05 9.62 9.11 9.01 1.47 1.72 lfi.02 8.54 9.02 9.48 5.30 14.16 11.75 4.67 9.14 Preedm Fti frMut Fund Am Gen Sec Gibraltr Group Sec Aero Sc 7.22 8.44 9.P3 9.S3 9.24 10.10 9.83 9.8.1 13.29 13.29 i 7.86 8.60 Caplt 10.52 10.52 MU' 13.4613.46 Manhtn 7.24 7.91 Mass Fd 10.41 11.38 Mass Gth 11.9513.06 Mass Tr 14.1715.49 Com St 11.7412.84 5.5 8.7(. 3.16 7.12 7.7S Anchor Group: Ccpit 3.56 9.28 Oiwth 11.3212.41 7,70 8.44 9.52 7.48 1.33 6.36 13.83 15.22 12.56 13.58 Crn WDiv 5.00 6.45 Cm WDal 10.17 11.11 deVgh 62.14 62.14 10.95 11.97 11,80 12-90 7.89 8.62 Pul Ad Grth Ind Gryphn Guardn Hamilton: HFI Gth Hanovr Hartwll Harbor Hartwll 8.29 9.07 20.59 20.59 14.24 15.56 23.34 23.34 4.19 4.58 8.22 8.9 1.32 1.43 13.91 15.20 8.47 9.26 13.9115.20 Mates Mathers McDon 5.47 5.47 11.63 11.63 8.3H 9.19 Schustr 15.3016.74 Scudder Funds: int Inv 16.0316.28 32.31 32.31 14.53 14.53 10.29 10.29 3.60 3.93 7.08 7.74 Decat Inc Delawre Delta Tr Divid Shr Downt Drexei Dreyf Fd 12.20 13.37 2,88 3.15 14.86 15.49 3.69 Fd Apollo AssocU Astrcr 3.42 3-76 6.67 7.33 14.76 14.76 11.59 12.70 Dreyf Lv 12.20 EatonHoward: 1.22 Fund Fnrd BACHE Co. Incorporated Members: All Leading Exchange Founded 1879 429 South Warren Street, Syracuse, N.

Y. 13202 Tel. 422-2131 Robert Errico, Manager A Sci Cp Babson Beacon Berg Knt Blair Fd Bcndstlc -587 6.10 4.82 8.60 6.38 8.10 6.G7 5.24 8.60 14.10 14.10 9.17 9.17 11.79 12.89 6.35 6.94 Boston St 7.S6 S.59 Bost Fdn 30.55 11.54 Please send me my complimentary copy of "Investment Opportunities in Please notify me of coming lectures planned for this subject and other current investment topics. jj.j 28 Boston Broart St Bullock CG Fd Canadn Capamr Capit Inv Capit Shr Cent Shr Charming Balan Com st Grwth Incom Spec! 7.85 S.58 12.81 13.85 13.88 15.20 8.56 9.25 18.6420.16 7.92 8.68 4.18 4.59 6.60 7.23 10.47 11.44 Funds: 10.70 11.69 1.51 1-65 5.67 6.97 2.66 Balan Grwth Incom Speq Stock Eberst Egret Emrg Sc Energy Entprse Equity Equt Gth Essex Everst In 13.2914.52 Fairfd 10.75 11.75 Farm Bu 10.5010.50 Fed Grth. 12.66 13.84 Fid Cap 10.7511.75 9.53 10.42 12.82 14,01 5.74 6.27 9.77 10.68 13.15 14.37.

13.24 14.48 12.62 13.72 7.53 12.41 12.41 7.71 8.43 8,42 9,20 17.33 1S.99 16.8" HC Lev 11.20 12.11 Hedb Gor 8.09 8.09 Hedpe Heritse Mann Hubsmn 1ST Gth ISJ Inc Impact Imp Cap Imp Gth Inc FdB Indepnd Ind Trnd Indstry InsBb Stk INTGN Inv CoA Inv Guld Inv Jndic 11.1511.15 Inves Bos U.61 12.69 Investors Group: MidA Mu 6.49 7.09 Moody Cp 13.84 15.13 Moody's 13.22 14.45 Morton Funds: Grwth 8.66 9.49 Incom 3.68 4.04 MIF Fd 7.82 8.45 MIP Gth 5.38 5-82 Mu OmG 4.85 5.27 Mu Omln 9.2210.02 Mut Shrs 15.38 15.38 Mut Trst 2.38 2.38 NEA Mut 10.3310.54 Nat WSec 9.52 10.32 Nat Ind 10.0110.01 Spcl Bal Com St Sec Equit Sec Inv Selec Am 9.39 10.16 Sel SpecS 15.68 17.14 Sh Dean 18.5918.59 Feb March May-117: June 19; Sep 31 IDAHO POTATOES Mar Apr May 5.80 5.98 Sales: March April FROZEN PORK Fcb 44.20 45.85 Mar 43.10 44.62 May 43.15 Juf 3.RO AUfj 41,00 41.80 Sales: Feb 5.701; March 2.B10; May I.r.fl2: July 753: AUR 384. Open interest: Fcb 7.819; March 6.0SS; May 3.624; July 3.139; Aug 1.058. b--Bid: a--Offered: n--Nominal. 43.85 b45.85 44.42 42.75 b44.62 3.20 42.70 44.50 43.00 2.30 43.B5 42.40 40.B5 41.70 40.90 Venezuela (bolivar) .2230 FAR EAST Hone Konp (dollar) 1655 Japan (yen) 002792 Mni, .9325 2.4015 2.4014 2.399.1 2.3985 1.1210 .0388 .020140 .1335 .1803 .2749 .2900 .001595 .1400 .0353 .1936 .2319 .2713 .2330 .0801 .2230 .1653 .002798 NEW YORK (AP) Potato futures: Maine closed unchanRCd to 21. cents higher.

Sales 3,704 coiitrncts, Cottonseed Oil Mar Apr Mny Nov 3.50 3,72 20 Low S.27 3.4i 4.05 2.47 3.47 3.70 4.26 2.47 Nonferrous Metals NEW YORK CAP) Spot nonferrous metal prices Tuesday: Copper 56-56'-i cents pound, Connecticut a lead cents pound. New York; zinc TTEW YORK (AP)--Bleachable cotton- cents pound, East St. Louis; tin seed oil futures closed quiet. No d. New York- gold $3.1.25 troy Closings: Mar 212.25, May 212.25 Jul ounce.

New York; silver $1.895 troy 212.25. ounce. New York; quicksilver $482 Z-bld. flask, New York. 10-09 11,06 9.80 10.71 11.30 12.35 8.95 9.78 9.40 9,40 un avail una vail 12,85 14.07 8.86 9.71 5.19 5.39 44.00 45.00 6.28 5.07 4,28 8.36 9,15 7.40 6.68 9.28 6.86 5.54 4.68 9.44 9.94 8.04 7.32 10.14 779 8.42 5er: 9.9710.90 5.25 5-74 4.07 8.76 11x3 12.60 5,89 6.44 6.94 7.59 10.18 11.00 12.46 13.62 9.17 9.37 6.49 5.15 7.79 9.17 4.45 9.57 7.09 5.63 8.51 9.97 6.20 7.62 2.91 Chase Group: Fid Fund Fid Tmd Financial Dyrm Indusl Incom Vent FstF Va Pstln Dis Fst InGth Fst InStk Fst Multl Fst Nat 14.62 15.93 22.88 25.01 Prop: 6.32 3.03 5.99 8.25 Address, State Zip.

Home Bus. Tel. Capit Fund Prnt Shrhd Spec! Chemcl C-'nnial; Equty J-Mnd Grwth Vent 8.42 9.20 10.63 lt.6* 91.74 95.81 10.31 11.27 8.99 9.83 17.86 19.53 4.32 4.72 10.25 11.20 6.07 6.63 6.20 R.78 Fst Fiet Flet Fla Fnd Si era Cap Fnd Gth Gth 6.32 4.31 6.56 9.03 10.12 11.06 8.67 9.55 9.31 8.26 9.C5 9.20 9.35 7.34 8.02 41.87 45.91 7.15 IDS ndi Mut Prog Stock Select Py Inv Resh Istel Ivy Hncocfc Johnstn Keystone Cus Bl Cus Cus Cus Cus Cus Cus Cus 5.27 9.46 8.28 5.57 7.01 5.61 7.72 Col Grth 13.0013.00 Foundrs Foursq Franklin Group: DNTC 9.5B Grwth 6.46 Util 5.M Incom 2.flft 7.66 S.44 B2 B4 Kl K2 Si S2 S.1 S4 Polar Knickb Knick Gt Lex Grth Lex Invst 4.92 5.35 9.35 4.85 18.452 fl.SO 7.62 5.10 20.14 8.00 8.00 8.03 (t.73 21.1321.13 Funds: 18.39 ID.20 19 21 04 7.35 8.24 4.93 Nat Invst Nat Secur Balan Bond Divid Grwth Pf Stk Incom Stock Nel Grth Neuwth New Wld 12.2413.38 NY Vent 19.1220,94 Newton Noreast Ocngph 40mega 100 Pd 101 Fd One WmS 14.5514.55 O'Neil 14.6715.61 Oppenh 7.19 7.86 Pace Fnd 10.43 11.40 23.06 23.06 14.53 16.20 14.79 14.79 7.08 7.7 7.61 7.73 13.54 14.80 9-14 9.14 Side Sigma Sig Inv Sigma Tr Smith Sxm Inv Swlnv Gt Sover. Inv Spectra StFrm Gt State St Steadman Funds: Am Ind 10.66 11.68 Fiduc .92 7.58 Scien 4.35 4.77 Stein Roe Fds: Ba: 18.7618.76 Cap Op 13.5213,52 Stock 13.3413.34 Sup InGt 6.74 7.39 SupInSt 9.5410.« Syncr Gt 10.46 11.43 TMR Ap Teachrs rechncl Technol Temp Gt Towr MR Tran Cap Trav Eq Tudor Fd 15.7117.17 TwnC Gt 3.96 4.33 TwnC Inc 4.02 4.39 TJnif Mut 9.6210.51 Unifd 9.26 10.12 United Funds: 18.54 20.26 9.22 9.60 5.95 6.50 7.03 7.66 24.72 27.02 6.15 6.72 7,30 7.93 9.79 10.60 Perm Sq Pi Mut Phila Pilgrim Pilot Pine St Pion Ent .2 9.4: 7.29 4.95 3.J7 6.66 9.95 9.90 10.82 8.29 P.W 10 7.9G 5.41 1.24 7.30 Lex Rsch 15.10 16.50 9.34 10.21 7.08 6.55 2.28 Liberty Life Stk Life Inv Line Nat Ling 5.73 "C.26 5.25 5.74 7.10 7.76 9.6S 10.58 4.83 5.28 7.34 7.34 7.60 7.60 14.06 15.41 9.67 10.57 7.10 7.76 10.26 10.26 7.35 8.03 Pion Fnd 12.2013.33 Plan Inv 10.6811.67 Price Grwth 24.37 24.37 Era 9.42 9.42 Hor 26.91 26,91 Pro Fund 10.1410.14 Provdnt 4.40 4.81 Puritan 9.4010.27 Putnam Funds; 8.91 9.74 13.69 14.96 9.58 J0.48 7.46 8.15 7.44 8.13 9.41 10.28 Loo mis Sayles; Canid 41.80 41.M EquiL Georg Grth Incom Invest Vista Voyag Rep Tech Revere Rorenth 8.32 4.S9 12.05 7.03 9.00 5.34 13.17 7.6* Accm Incom Scien Vang UFd Can Value Line Val Lin Incom Spl Sit VnccS spl Vandrbt Var IndP Vikint; WallSl In Wash Mu WelllDBtn I vest Morjr Techv Trust Welltn Windr West Ind Whitehli Wlncp Fd Winfield Wise Fd 6.71 7.33 13.09 13.31 7.61 8.32 8.44 9.25 8.59 9.39 Fd: 7.11 4.66 6.82 7,60 7.44 4.66 I Salem Fd 5.66 6.19 Worth 7.79 5.11 7.47 8.40 8.33 5.07 6.59 7.16 10.86 11.87 11.53 12.60 Group: 14.82 16.20 1.9I 10.83 7.52 11.80 12.90 10, GS 12.00 8.99 9.83 6.92 7.61 13.42 14.67 8.99 9.73 5.26 5.74 6.40 6.99 2.69 2.93 Light receipts of a i a all home-grown produce moved slowly yesterday on the Central New York Regional Market. The market u-as stronger for cabbage and onions.

Other prices held generally steady. California asparagus was offered for the first time this season in a moderate trading session in the commission houses and sold for S13.50-S14.5o per 15 lb. crate. The market was stronger for broccoli, cauliflower, cucumbers a peppers. Lower prices were quoted for lemons and a Other price changes were confined to narrow margins, Five carloads of produce were received.

Wholesale prices up to 8:30 a.m. by the N.Y.S. Department of Agriculture and Markets FRUITS Apples, Cortland, bu 3.25 4.00 Cortland, 12. 3-lb. cello 3.25--4.00 Delicious, bu 4.50-^5.05 Delicious 22 3-lb.

cello 4.50--5.05 Mclntosh, bu 3.50--4.00 Mclntosh, 12 3-lb. cello 3.75--4.00 Northern Spy. bu 4.50--4.75 Northern Spy, 12 3-lb. cello 4.50--4.75 Romes. 12 3-lb.

cello 3.50--3.75 Pears, Bosc, bu. 5.00--5.50 VEGETABLES Cabbage, crt 3.75--4.00 Onions, yellow, 5n Ibs 4.50--4.75 Yellow. 15 3-lb cello 5.00--5.25 Red. 25 Ibs 3.25--3.50 Potatoes, U.S. 1, 50 Ibs 2.25--2.50 T7.S.

i. 20 Ibs U.S. 1, 10 Ibs. 52-- .57 PRICES TO RETAILERS GRADE A EGGS CANDLED, CARTONED. DELIVERED Extra large, doi 71-- .75 Large, doz Medium, doz 64-- .68 Small, doz 54-- .57 F.O.B., on the farm.

for light type heiw COMMISSION HOUSES FRUITS Bananas, fancy. 40 Ibs. 4.50-4.75' Select. .40 Ibs, 3.75--4.00 Grapefruit. ctn 4.25--4.50 Grapes.

Calnierlas, 26 ibx 4.00--4.25 Emperors, 26 Ibs 4.25-^.50 Ribier, 26 Ibs 4.75--5.00 ace. to size, ctn 5.00--6.50 Oranges, Calif- ace, to 4.50--5.00 ace. to size, ctn 3.50--3.75 Temple. ace. to size.

bx 4.oO--uo Pears. Bosc. bx 7.00--7.50 D'AnJou, bx 6.75--7.00 Tsp.celos, ace. to size, to bx 3.75--4.00 Tangerines, ace. to size, bx 4.00--4.75 VEGETABLES Artichokes, var.

sizes, bx 4.75--5.25 Asparagus 15 Ibs. 13.50--14.50 Broccoli, 14fi 5.75--6.00 Cabbage, crt 6.50--7.00 Carrots, Wstn. 48 Mb. celte 6.00--6.50 topped, 25 Ibs. 2.50--2.75 Cauliflower, Celery.

Pascal. 24s 7.50--7.75 Pascal, 24s 6.00--6.25 Cucumbers, bu 10.50--12.00 Eggplant, bu 5.50--5.75 Endive, Escarole, to crt 4.00--4.25 Lettuce, Iceberg, 24s 3.25--3.50 Romalne. crt 4.00--4.25 Onions. Wtn. Span.

50 Ibs. doz. bnchs Peppers, Wdr. type, crt 15.00--17.00 Potatoes. U.S.

1, 100 Ibs. 7.00-7.50 1, 5o lb. ctns 5.00--5.25 U.S. 1, lo 5s 4.25--4.50 Russets 5 10s 2.25--3.00 red, 10 5s 3.50--3.75 bu 4.00--4.25 Kadlsh.es, 30i 2.25--2.50 Rutabagas, Can- No. 1.

50 Ibs 3.75--4.00 Squash. Butternut, bu 3.50--5,00 a cherry 12 pts. 10 Units 2.50--2.75 Repacked, 8 Ibs 2.50--2.7% Repacked. 20 Ibs 5.50--5.75 V.R.. 30 5.00--3.50 Ynms.

bu 4.75--5.00 Leonard that isn't there," "And the dialectic materialist?" 4( HeY like a blindfolded man seeking a black cat in a black room shouting, I've got it! I've got it i Ex-U. S. Attorney Robert Morgenthau's book will be published by Viking. Jerry Lewis' son, Ron, will make his film debut in Way to the Lewis, as director, cast his son to be a Nazi agent. Douglas has been nominated for the Golden Globe's "Best Newcomer" Award for his role in "Hail, Hero!" This honor never was accorded his father, Kirk Douglas.

Eisenhower's Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey, who died Jan. 20th, often was confused with the then Sen. Hubert Humphrey, and vice versa. Each received mail, insults and praise for the other. They once made speeches on the same subject on successive days.

Secretary Humphrey's speech was headlined: "Humphrey Praises Boost in Interest Rates." The next day's headline, on the Senator's speech was: "Humphrey Opposes Interest Boost." Dr. Henry Kissinger's canceled speech to the Harvard Club here has been re-scheduled for Jan. 30. Hayes, who briefly was in the hit revival of "The Front Page," will introduce telecast of the play this week. Fellini, whose "Satyricon" Jilm is uninhibited, saw the all-nude show, His reaction was expressed in simple terms: "So what else is new?" Anthony Roberts stars in the London production of "Promises! Promises!" Roberts is such a hit that he and his bride dined with the 'Snow- dons at Kensington Palace.

And to his backstage room came the younger brother of Jordan's King Hussein. Roberts, to avoid embarrassment to the prince, sent word that he's Jewish. Jordan's prince said, "What has that to do with the play?" and went to see Roberts backstage. i i a Gibson, whose "Two for the Seesaw" won a Tony Award for Anne Bancroft, wrote a sketch for her TV special which may bring her her first Emmy Award Armstrong will sing her own expense to perform at Rockefeller Center's Win- lerfesl Jan. 28, for the Child Study Association benefit Louis Armstrong will sing but not play at the NAACP Tribute to Duke Ellington at the Felt Forum next month.

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