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Jess I canner cutter 23.00 25.50, Mutual Funds SYRACUSE POST STANDARD, Dec. 7, 1973 New York Stock Exchange Cw th AtJ .03 Grm Ind 18.39 N.L. MutTrst I.8S N.L. Incom 16.47 18.00 Cwlth 1.32 1.43 Guard 20.69 N.L. NKAMut 8.34 8.5I Invest 8.74 9.55 Como Gr 6.03 6.59 H.imiltnn« Natl Ind 9.13 N.L.

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PennSq 6.41 N.L. SuDervisd Inv Norton 1 50 31 26 25 'A PhilE pf4.40 ZlO oe inn iaia AmNGth 1.93 2.11 Sped 6.77 7.40 IDS ndi 5.06 5.50 PennMu 2.03.... 5 63 6.17 Uo Sim 30 10 496 4 PWISub 1 30 7 15 17 .25 100 36 A 37A A Anchor Group: Stock 11.39 12.45 Mull 8.66 9.43 Phila 6.16 6.75 Incom 7.84 8.59 ft Nrt SpH.60 39 39 MoN .40 21 259 SSJaJSh a 54 54 Capit 3.63 3.98 EDIE Spl 17.70 N.L. Prog 3.46 3.76 Pilgrim Grp: Sumit 7 82 8 57 SlNucor lOe 4 60 12 Philip ln.20 3 45 SfflSr "9 6.917.57 Egret Gt 11.28 12.26 Stock 16.92 18.39 Pilgm 6.79 7.42 Tech 5 88 6 44 03 2 3 1 Phil Ind 2 Sffi n'm a il 8 incme 6.917.57 Elf un Tr 14.26 Select 9.26 9.96. Mag 3.06 3.35 Survey 9 02 9 86 PhillPet 1.30 26 502 f0 4 41 8 8.4 Fdlnv 6.84 7.50 Emer Sec 2.99 3.27 Var Py 7.14 7.76 Incom 8.319.08 SyncGth 5 56 6 08 Oak Ind .32 4 14 PhillVH.40a 4 80 SSSd'S 1 7 at 7 Vent 7.618.34 Energy U.20 N.L.

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45 39 a 8 49 35 86o0 5 "3 fi 1 .,8 ,68 WIS III Jfi i I' Beacnln 9.50 N.L. Salem. 3.49 3.81 Cus K2 5.39 5.91 PrSvGlh 7.41 8.10 Union Svc Grp: IJ Ponderosa 20 609 SgMJ lj0 62f8 BerkGth 3.41 3.73 Trend 21.16 23.13 Cus 51 20.00 21.91 PruSIP 9.10 9.95 Broad 12.29 13.43 10 V507, 2 52 SfT 35 10 22 I Sa a ill IS US Hi: la IS IS ,2 I rltl i ir i 1 5k 1 I Calvin Bullock: Vent 3.74 N.L. KniCkb 5.48 6.00 Grwth 9.70 10.60 Accm 6.49 7.11 Sh'Dhq 10 319 21 PotE pf4.50 z100 52 52 52 rSiio I 23 12'k sssr: etsii iSil ISJ filial NatWS 8.99 9.85 Grwth 6.7B 7.43 Uxington Grp: Voyag 9 40 10 27 IncoS 11 5 60b 3 7 Premier .32 7 2 goyCCtol 10 64 ioc1wpn, NY Vnt 10.27 11.24 incom 7.618.34 Cp Ldr 13.77 15.13 Revere 5.42 5.92 Scien 6.27 6.87 fit 1 Sodwpfl.80 CaVS I.9al0.9? Fst Mult 8.0? N.U tS Rh JaKqt' ST.fe 4 10 Gentry Sh 12.99 14.20 Flem Brg 7.88 N.L. Life Ins 7.50 8.20 Sagitars 2.22 N.L.

Val Li 4.68 5.13 PSA Jnc 9 44 7 STS hJ Channing Funds: Forum Group: Line Ntl 6.19 6.77 Scudder Funds: Incom 3.95 4.33 PacASh 67e 93 13 13 £SXCo1 6216 li A lf 95 s5 Balan 9.76 10.67 Clmb 7.35 N.L. Loomis Sayles: Int Inv 13.89 N.L. Lev Grt 4.85 5.07 PacGsE 1 78 7 308 22 PSCol Pf7 15 z40 94 94 94 1 ,,,5 22 St' SR0f SSS P2 176 PacLtgElJ688 87 va 15 X86 SSa 'i v. Com St 1.25 1.37 101 Fd 7.60 N.L, Mut 13.94 N.L. Balan 14.44 N.L.

Vance Sanders: parPeirl 60 19 27 PSEGpt4.13.. zSO 7.28 7.96 Twen 5.78 N.L. Lord Abbetf: Com St 9.31 N.L. invest 6.49 7.09 JJcPwlfiO 9 72 2234 PSEGofMO 1 ISfSK? i So 33 Eq Pro 2.87 3.14 Fnd Gth 3.99 4.36 Affiltd 6.116.61 Seaboard Funds: Co mm 6.63 7.25 PacTTl 20 9 43 PSv I nd 2 42 9 1 1 5 32 2 5Sw V5S ri i FdAm 7.40 8.09 Founders Group: A Bus 2.69 2.91 Ad Grt 4.03 4.42 Sped 6.21 6.79 pJcTTrtS z20 80 80 80 PSvNHIM 8 23 i I tr 5 Grwth 4.615.04 Grwth 4.92 5.38 Bnd Db 9.29 10.15 Ad Inc 3.35 3.67 VandrbJ 3.85 4.2. 15 7 I 47 50 5 72 2 2 v.

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Techv unavail pascojnc 15 18 QuakStO 50 20 40 uiPti 7 17A liai StPoorl. Kj Schust 7.13 7.79 FrklnLfe 10.23 11.18 Mates 1.62 N.L. Sent Gth 10.19 1 1.08 Trust 10.33 11.29 27 7 14 11 to 5 4 If "Sc i5 Uu Li StBrand StPoorl.lSe.. SChuSp 6.94 7.59 FdF Dep 8.07 N.L. Mathers 8.78 N.L.

Sentry 11.76 12.78 Wellsl 11.50 12.57 PeabGo 18 46 24 23 24 J.i PaktnnP 75 17 39 XI vl stn a ki TMRA 7.49 8.19 Fund I nc Grp: Mid AAA 4.49 4.91 Shareholders Gp: We 1 1 tn 10.00 10.93 pinnCent 302 Pamad 12 7 3 54 9 59 5 a. Incom lols! GE 3094 MOrnaG 439 4.J7 Pace tsi 7.U venr z.7i 2.va en sec 5.64.... MOmahl 8.36 9.09 Shearson Funds: N.L. No load Tfc Standex ColuGrth 11.31 N.L. GrthFd A 3.96 4.33 Mut Shrs R82 N.L.

Appre 17.38 18.99 (sales charge) KllCiriOCC StanWks Commodity Markets Costs Reported New York Produce MEW YORK was slow and supplies were moderate Thursday in the wholesale fruit and vege table market. Commodities hald steady. Appies Hudson Valley, U.S. fancy un i i Cortland orchard run 4.50 5.00; Golden Delicious orchard run and in up 5.50 57, fair condm 5.00; Mcintosh I orchard run fair cond. 4.50 5.00; celt pack ctns Mcintosh 10O 120S 7.00 7.25; Corlland 80 100S 5.75 6.00; ctn 12 3 lb film bags in 6.00 6.35; Cortland 5.00d5.50; "Red Delicious 5.50 6.00; Red Romes 5.00; 'Gofden Delicious 4 75 5 00; trav 'Red Delicious 72 U3s 6.50 7.00; U.S.

extra 64 125S 7.25; Golden Delicious 88 U3s 5.5016.00; few 6.50; 125s 5.50 6.00; fair 5.00. Lake Champlain cell pack ctns Vlclntosh 80s 7.00 7.50; 100 120S 8.00 8.25, 140s 7.00 7.50; Cortland 80 1 00s 5.75 6.25; ctn 3 lb. film bags in min AAclntosh 6.00 6.25; Cortland 5.25 50. New England area, cell pack ctns Mcintosh 100 120S 8.00 8.50,. 140s 7.00 7.50; Cortland 80 100s 5.75 6.25; ctn 12 3 lb film bags 2'A in min AAclntosh 6.00 6.50, fair cond.

tray pack ctns Red Delicious 7.00, 113s 6.75, 125s 6.50. srfeksmed 2.50 3.00. Onions Orange Yellow Globe 50 lb sacks med 4.00 4.25, low 3.75, small med 3.00 3.50; 15 3 lb sacks 4.50 5.00, few 5.50; 20 2 lb sacks 4.80. western N.Y., Yellow Globe 50 lb sacks med 4.00 4.25, large 4.75; red 25 lb sacks I large 3.50, med 2.50 3.00; red braided 20 itaiyz7. Potatoes L.iM, round white 50 lb sacks 2 J.S.

No. 1 size 3.75 4.00, low 3.50. larae i 4.00 4.25, few 4.50; size 2.25 50; 10 5 lb sacks 4.75 5.00. Spinach Hudson Valley, bu bskt and 16 In crts 3.50 4.00. Livestock Markets BUFFALO (AP) (NYSDA1 Closing livestock; Cattle Steers and heifers, no 1 arrivals.

Dairy type slaughter cattle, market steady. Cutter and utility cows 31.00 to 33.00; top 34.00; heavy canners, 30.00 to 31.00; light canners, 27.00 to 29.00, shelly kind lower. Cutter and utility sausage bulls 40.00 to 42.00; canners 38.00 to 40.00. Calves, market steady. Good 70.00 75.00; standard 60.00 to 69.00.

lbs. 48.00 to 60.00; under 100 lb: Hogs, market steady. U.S. No. 1 to3putch barrows and gilts 190 240 lb 3 250 260 lb 38.00 39.00; 260 270, Jul Cattle and calves steers and heifers 50 75 lower; cows slow, fully 50 lower; four loads choice with end prime 1,050 1,100 lb steers 38.25 38.50; load high choice and 37.00 38.00; few 1,000 1,100 lb, 38.25 38.50; 100: wooled lambs few lots 50 lower I than Tuesday, other classes scarce; choice Jan few prtme 95 105 lb wooled slaughter lambs.

Mar Dairy and Poultry I YORK (AP) (USDA? Whole egg offerings adequate on large; about ri meoium. ucmana tainooay. average, 68.70. Fancy admg Butter offerings light on grade fair. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons, fresh.

Creamery, 93 Score AA cents; 92 Cheese offerings about adequate; demand DftESSED POULTRY North Atlantic carlof and trucklot turkey markets, U.S. Grade ready to cook, fro i zen, f.o.b. or equivalent: Demand spotty on fryer roasters, light on balance. Offerings of Sales of U.S. Grade frozen: fryer roasters 4 9 lbs.

59 cents; young toms 14 22 lbs. 61, 22 28 lbs. 57, 30 lbs. and up 70. Offerings reported: fryer roasters 4 9 lbs.

59 60; young hens 8 16 lbs. 61 62; young toms 14 22 lbs. 61, 22 28 lbs. 57 58, 28 30 lbs. 62, 30 lbs.

and up 70. Squabs and ducklings Cash Grain changed; receipts 3 cars. Wheat No 2 soft red 6.10n; No 2 hard red 5.65n. Corn No 2 yellow 2.67. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 1.43%n.

Soybeans No 1 yellow Potato Futures NEW YORK (AP) Potato futures: Maine closed 7 cents higher to 4 High Low Close Mar 7.67 7.48 7.63 Apr 8.01 7.82 r7.97 May Mav 8.94 8.71 8.89 Jul 6.20 6.34! 6,13 17,55 5.15 5.10 5.11 ioo Board of Trade CHICAGO Thursday: Prev Open High Low Close Close 2.60 2.63% 2.58 2.63 2.55% 2.64 2.69% 2.63% 2.68% 2.62% 2.66 2.71% 2.65% 2.70% 2.64% 2.66 2.72Va 2.66 2.70% 2.65% 2.63 2.66 2.60 2.64 2.60 2.47 2.51 2.46 2.49 2.44 2.51'/j 2.54 2.51% 2.52 2.46% Mar 6.10 6.29% 6.10 6.29% 6.09". May 655SS 6.31'. 6.31% 6.11' 6.18 6.33% 6.13% 5.10 6.28 6.09 6.06 6.18% 5.98% 6.14% 6.00 6.14% 5.94V3 6. JO 6.163.i 6.10 6.16+i 5.y&'/j SOYBEAN OIL 24.10 26.10 24.10 25.85 24.10 21.70 22.65 21.70 22.65 21.65 20.50 19.50 20.50 19.50 19.45 18.60 19.45 18.45 18.88 17.88 18.40 8.25 17.25 18.20 17.25 17.00 17.45 16.95 17.45 16.45 SOYBEAN MEAL 308.30 315.20 307.80 3 308.90 316.30 308.90 3 311.00 319.10 311.00 3 312.80 320.40 312.60 3 'O 319.00 321.80 319.00 3 PLYWOOD 99.50 102.20 99.50 1 ur 99.90 102.00 99.90 1 98.80 102.50 98.80 1 I 100.00 100.00 100.00 1 ICED BROILERS i 36.35 37.55 36.30 38.80 39.70 38.80 38 50 40.00 38.50 i 39.25 40.15 39.25 3 Bid; a Asked; Nomin Sales: Way 11. LIVE HOGS Rate Ma! Feb 1974 Nov 1980 298.00 307.80 298.00 305.50 295.20 Bid i 9.00 99.00 97.50 39.00 39.60 39.30 Chicago Futures CHICAGO AP) Futures trading on the Chicacjo Mercantile Exchange Thury LIVEE Open High Low Close Close .92 37.75 36.85 37.55 a37.42 .75 45.15 43.55 45.15 a44.17 .50 46.47 45.25 b46.47 a45.47 .90 46.57 45.70 b46.57 a45.57 .80 45.75 44.80 b45.75 44.75 .50 44.90 44.40 b44.9D 43.90 Sales: Dec 2544; Feb 5744; April 2768; 2 i asj; Aug ue; ucr J.

Mar 48.30 49.40 48.30 49.40 a49.25 Apr n49.00 a49.00 May 49.00 49.00 49.00 49.00 49.25 Sales; March 40; April 0 May 8. SHELL EGGS Dec 65.00 65.50 63.20 64.25 a65.20 Jan 55.25 55.25 53.55 55.00 a 55.60 Feb 50.10 50.10 48.95 49.65 a50.20 Mar 47.80 48.15 47.25 48.15 b47.80 Apr 46.25 46.50 45.80 b46.00 46.50 May 44.50 44.50 44.50 44.50 44.50 Sales: Dec 810; Jan 990; Feb 108; nnarcn IDAHO POTATOES 9.05 8.88 9.00 8.95 Dor. 41.70 42.20 40.90 41.35 41.77 Feb 43.30 44.10 42.50 43.50 a43.32 Apr 42.20 43.15 41.40 42.25 341.72 Jun J2.80 44.45 42.70 43.60 a43.00 Jul 43.00 44.80 42.95 44.70 43.27 Aug 41.70 43.20 41.65 b43.20 b41.70 Oct 41.00 42.40 40.80 b42.40 b40.90 DOC 41.00 42.40 40.80 b42.40 b40.90 Sales: Dec 1656; Feb 2636; April 1016; June 269; July 70; Aug 14; Oct Dec 4. FROZEN PORK BELLIES Feb 60.90 62.95 60.35 62.00 a61. 70 Mar 60.50 62.75 60.25 61.90 061.32 May 61.00 62.90 60.50 62.00 a61.50 Jul 60.35 62.45 60.10 61.75 a61.

02 Auti 59,00 61.00 5B.80 b60.90 a59.80 Feb 52.00 53.90 51.90 53.20 52.50 Sales: Feb 4226; March 798; May 240; July 149; Aug 74; Feb 7. Open interest: Feb 389S; March 1638; May 787; July 869; Aug 261; Feb 15). Bici; a Asked; Nominal. Nonterrous Metals NEW YORK CAP) Spot nonferrous metal prices Thursday; copper 60 cents a pound, Connecticut Valley; lead cents a pound; zinc 21 cents a pound, delivered; tin 53.42 a pound, New York; gold S106.05 per troy ounce, New York; silver Treasury Bonds nds ate Bid Asked BidChg Yld 1986 85.2 85.18 .2 81.24 82.8 .4 1981 101.30 102.14 .2 1982 98.4 98.20 .4 1978 83 76.12 77.12 1.10 1984 96.12 97.12 .8 93.16 94.16 1987 92 76.28 77.78 .4 6.28 185.00 189.00 181.00 188.00 181.00 4s Feb 1988 93 77.20 78.20+1.2 5.87 184.00 186.00 179.50 185.00 180.00 Feb 1293 94.30 95.30 7.14 184.00 185.50 179.50 184.00 179.50 Aug 1993 101.22 102.6 .2 7.29 180.00 183.00 179.00 183.00 178.00 May 1989 94 76.20 77.20 .4 6.05 UI3.00 173.00 3s Feb 1995 75.28 76.28 .10 4.74 May 1993 98 97.2 98.2 7.17 75.28 76.78 .8 5.16 I prices 303.00 309,70 302,30 309.70 299 60 and thirty seconds. Subject to Federal 306.50 313.50 305.70 313.50 juj.ou raxes oiji nor to siarc income taxes.

By DOROTHY NEWER Retirement Spending Senior citizens spent well over 90 per cent of their total budgets last year on daily living requirements, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports. Costs of three hypothetical budgets for urben, retired couples rose between 3 and 4 per cent from fall 1971 to fall 1972. An urban, retired couple of a husband, age 65, and wife a a i termediate level budget averaging $4,965. The average cost of the lower level budget was $3,442 and the higher budget averaged $7,689 annually. Total daily consumption spending ander the low and intermediate level budgets averaged 90 per cent and slightly under this for the high level budget.

The cost of housing, according to an analysis by the National Consumer Finance Association, including furnishings and operations, made up 37 per cent of the spending total, and the cost of food made up 30 per cent with other expenses, such as transportation, clothing, and personal care taking smaller shares. Mefropolitan areas were more stly than nometropoli tan a as, reflecting differences in price levels, consumption patterns, and climate, according to the analysis. Promotion Sries Merchants National Bank Trust Company announces a series of advancements that include the naming of the bank's first woman manager. Mrs. Barbara Jacobe, who has been assistant manager at Merchants' Caze novia office, has been promoted to manager of that office.

She replaces Paul Rutherford who has been tranferred to the Thompson Road office 6 6 5.70 Barbara Jacobe is past chair ot the of American Institute of Banking. Patrick J. Kinney of JacobeMarcellus, formerly assistant manager at the Fairmount Hills office, has been promoted to manager of the Lafayette office. He replaces James Gorham who ha been transferred to Baldwin sville to manage that office. Ernest Claflin of Sandy Creek has been promoted to manager of the Lacona office, replacing Frederick Sperbeck who has been transferred to the Office Administration Division at the main office in downtown Syracuse.

Claflin previously was assistant manager. of the Lcona office. David A. Huzarewicz, formerly assistant manager of the Fayetteville office, has been promoted to manager of the Powelson office. He replaces John Bandoblu who has been named manager of the Fayette ville office.

Bandoblu succeeds William Racey who is now National Accounts representative in the Marketing Department; Gorha. replaces David Coon in Baldwinsville Coon is now in the main office Loans Op erations Department and Rutherford replaces William Robinson, who has been transferred to the Elmwood office, at Thompson Road. Training Program Syracuse University is one of two New York State employers NEW YORK (API Foreign Exchange in Canada in NY 1.0010 Britain (poundl 2.3380 30 Day Futures 2.3300 60 Day Futures 2.3180 90 Day Futures 2.3070 Australia (dollar) 1.4925 Austria (schilling! Belgium (franc) Denmark (krone) France (franci Holland (guilder) Italy (lira) Norway (krone) Portugal Spain (peseta) Sweden (kronai Switzerland (franc) West Germany Argentina (pesd) Brazil (cruzeiro) LATIN AMERICA Venezuela (bolivar) 2.3305 2.3180 1129,808,659,594.42 112,894,221,378.60 7,336,146,670.94 462,351,803,633.66 FACTORY TO YOU PtrtonaUztd Christmat Cards Discount Up to SYRACUSE CARD CO. lflt E. (New Tean Art.) the Department of Labor says has recently agreed to hire and train disadvantaged jobless persons under the JOBS Opportunities in the Business Sector) program.

The Syracuse University proposal involves the training and hiring of 50 persons and involves a federal expenditure of $178,586. The training will be for 23 secretaries; 12 stenographers and 15 clerk typists. The training periods will run 26 to 32 weeks, and earnings after training will range from to $2.57 per hour. The JOBS program is a joint effort of the Labor Department and the National Alliance of Businessmen to train and hire dis advantaged jobless persons. Program chairman in Syracuse is Russell L.

Bearss, plant manager of New Process Gear. markets change throughout the day. Prices do not include retail markup, markdown or commission. Quotations provided by E. F.

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