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Mutual Fund Quotations ThefoMow.no quo Calvin Bullock: Dodg Cox 10.91 N.L, Incom 1.49 1.63 Johnsfn 15.12 N.L. Divid 2.74 2.99 SafccEcil 5.28 5.77 Sumit 5 64 6.18 tat.ofis. by 8 81 9 4S Drexct 7.39 N.L. US Gov 9.34 10.24 Keystone Fundi: Orwth 4.00 4.37 Safec Gth 4 C8 4.46 lecfV inc National tjndn 8 08 8.85 DreylusGrp; Capit 5.57 6.10 Apollo 2.63 2 94 Pf Stk 4.73 5.17 Scudder Funds: at.OR 01 Securme Divid 2.32 2.54 Drcyf 8 07 8.84 llquit 2.85 3.12 17.78 Incom 3 83 4.19 Inl Inv 10.12.... TcrnpGt 6.21 6.80 Dealers, inc.

are 7.40 8 10 Eouit 3.02 3.23 FrKIn Lfe 7.33 8.01 Cos 02 16 67 18.27 Stock 5.14 5.62 Sped 16.47 N.L. Temp Inv 1,000 N.L thcpr.cesaJwh.cn CG Fund' 4 69 7 23 tfqoM 10 oV Grp' cS! Kl 5 75 6 30 "Iquif 12 88 Com St 6 TwE? 7 43 8 14 could haST'S CommC 695 Cus K2 jS 1 16 oXth 648 jf'w jj TinCG? L9I fcoojht Gentry Sn 8.31 9.C8 2.47 N.L. IncTTrd 7.60 8.31 Cus S2 6.66 7.29 Side Security Funds: TwnCtnc 3.06 3.35 (value plus sales Challinv 6.64 7.26 EagleGr 5.57 6.10 Pilot 5.86 6.40 Cus S3 4.82 5.28 NeuwCet 4.11 N.L. Equly 2.42 2.65 Twen Fiv 4.21 N.L. Charge) Monday Canning Funds: La tonfi.

Howard: Gatewy 3 82 4.13 Cus S4 2.17 2.37 Neuw Fd 6. 10 N.L. Invest 5.015.49 USAAGt 6.04 N.L Sell Buy Amer .94 1.03 Balan 6.92 7.56 GE fc 19.84 Polar 2.19 2.39 New Per 10.82 1 1.83 Ultra 4.55 4.99 9 AGE Fnd 3 79 3.87 7.64 8.35 Grwth 6 66 7.28 GenSec 5.08 N.L. Knickb 4.314.72 New WId 8 20 8.96 sSSm Apex 2 67 2 92 If) EqGrl SpeT 4:33 473 Grth Jnd N.L. LMd Gth NtehlsFd 8.51 N.L.

Sol ppp 622 N.L. Balan 6.29 688 Admins 7 0: 7.76 Eq Pro 1.88 2.05 Stock 7.36 8.04 Guard 17.85 N.L. LOEdie 10.86 11.61 Noreast 12.98 N.L. Sel Spl 10.26 N.L. III I'll Advisrs 3 38 3 69 Fd Am 5.21 5.6? EDIE Spl 12.38 N.L.

Hamilton: Lexington Grp: Omega 6.59 6.71 Sent Gth 6.67 7.25 UnitMuT 6.05 AetnaF 5 11 5 59 Grwth 3.35 3.66 8.22 8.93 HDA 2.90 3.17 Cp Ldr 10.93 12 09 One WmS 11.20 N.L. Sentry 9.37 10.18 Unifund 4.95 5.41 19 12 23 Incom 5 53 6.04 Elfun Tr 9.98... Grwth 4.04 4.41 LexGr 4.24 4.63 ONeill Fd 10.16 N.L. Shareholders Gp: Union SVC Grp: A'utureF 5 20 Nl Prov 110 3.39 Energy 9.03 N.L. Incom 4.93 5.31 Lex Rh 9.78 10.69 Oppenheimer Fd: Cmstk 2.82..

Broad 8.92 9.75 AtlAmPd 30 '33 Soecl 1.12 1.27 Fairfld 5.83 6.37 HarlGIh 6.96 N.L. Life Ins 4.83 5.27 Oppen 4,64 5.07 Entrp 3.93 Natlnv 4.66 5.09 6.97 7.49 Vent Farm Bu 6. 17 N.L. Haft Lev 6.12 N.L. LincNtl 4.27 4.67 Opp Mo 9 67 Ret Fd 3,06 Cap 6.06 6 62 Alpha 8.00 8.74 Chart Fd 7.86 8.59 Fed Reg 5.43 Hedge 4.89...

Loomis Sayies: AIM 630 6.89 Harbr 6.26... 5 24 iff i 11 St IS IS 5.02 xipi in ts sap is as, 7 03 ifs it 11 II lis Ilk il 13 Chemid 664 MS Daily! i.M 37 15.70 8.41 PennSq £07 NX. Invest 7.17 Incom 8.519.33 incrre unava.i CNAMgemtFds: Dstny 4.86 Trus un 3.89 Lutheran Bro: PennMu 1.15 N.L. ShermO 11.00 N.L Scren 4.414.83 Invest una.a.i LibyFd 3.19 3.49 Essex 5.11 ImpCap 6.62 7.23 Fund 7.618.32 Phila 4.53 4.96 SidcFd 6 45 7.07 Vang 3.53 3.87 MLS E'H lit 11 II II Fll'iu as II JIIJP A 173 1 ft9 Incom unavail 4 85 MIG 7.41 8.10 Fund 8.83 9.65 SwtnvS 4.99 5 39 Comm 4.96 5.42 5 74 6 79 Co" Grth 9 07 Vent nvlndic178N MID 10.6111.60 II 7.25 7.92 SwInGt 3.48 3.76 Sped 4.73 5.17 RpsTv 10 39 113? ColumFd 6 41 FstFd Va 7 71 8 43 InvesBos 7 73 8 45 MFD 8.26 9.03 Plan Inv 8.49 9.23 Sever Inv 8.14 8.91 Vandrbt 2.26 2.47 Soettr 2 99 3 23 Cwllh AS .74 .80 Fst Investors: Inv Counsel: MCD 9.41 10.28 Pligrfh 8.86 9.68 Spectra 2.83 N.L. Vdrttp TN 4.78 Fdlnv 5.07 5 56 Cwiin 1.07 1.16 Disco 3.06 3.35 Capm 6.23 6.83 Mates 1.20 N.L.

Plitmd 4.89 5.34 IntD 4 44 N.L. Var In 2.64 2.87 WashN 7 65 8.33 CompGr 3.96 4 33 Grwth 4.87 5.34 CapitG 2.23 2.44 Mathers 6.51 N.L Price Funds: State BondGr: Ad AudaxFd 4 70 5 14 CompCa 3 56 3.90 Incom 6.45 7.07 Capit 5 342 3.75 Mid AM 3.65 3.99 Grwth 7 78 N.L. Com 3.02 3.30 JallSIG 4.38 4.79 A FhSa 4 16 SSpPd 6 20 Fs't Ml'tA I'll MONy'f 7.04 NErT 6.67 N.L. 7M Eq jiflS nI. FndS 5:88 6 39 Concord 6.75 N.L.

Fleming Ber90r: IDS ndi 3.44 3 74 MS BQFd 9.62 N.L. Horiz 5.03 N.L. StFrm Gt 3.25 N.L. ISel 3 27 3 55 CoSstel 4 07 NL ftlo 6 23 Prog 2 29 IF Cl" Rv Gth 5.73 626 SlateSt" 2940 29.B0 I vest SA7S.99 BLCGrth 7 12 7 78 ContMut 6 09 N.L. 101 Fd Stock 12.78 13.89 MIFGth 2.55 2.76 PruSIP 6.45 7.05 Steadman Funds: Morg 7.28 8.07 Baoson 7.56 N.L.

Ctry Cap 8.75 9 46 FndGth 3.47 3.79 Select 8.50 9.14 Mutual of Omaha: Putnam Funds: Am I nd 2.12 N.L. Trus 7. 27 7.95 BayrHFd 4,53 4.95 Crn WO.v 4.37 4 87 Founders Group: Var Py 479 5.21 AnW 11.48 11.65 Conv 8.43 9.21 MsoF N.L. Weljsl 10.05 10.98 Beacn Hil 6 45 2.49 5.05 fncom llhoAl 17J7 Incom 7M 7M Gsorg Ocean 5.77 N.L. Wests 9.U 9.96 Beacnln 7.50 NL.

Oavge Fd 4.82 N.L Muta! 6.38 6.97 Ivy 4.84 N.L. Mut ShrS 15.86 N.L Grwth 7.45 wSS ltf A 13.97 15 27 Delaware Group" 600 H.L. 1428 6.35 Invest 6.34 CapO 5.82 N.L. 5.11 5.55 Jiao Delaw 7J1 7.77 FONTC 19.30 Naj' SUGrWV1hd YjO 4 71 8.U Burnt. Fd 761 NL.

303 3.38 3 25 3.56 Signal 615 668 ReJIre5 4.32 4.72 Incom 6.37 698 (sales Charge) Prices on Commodity Exchanges New York Produce Board of Trade Dairy and Poultry Chicago Futures Ufs NEW YORK (APj Trading was good CHICAGO IAP) Futures trading on EGGS CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on Jan 5960 59.6$ 5620 a58.20 60.15 and offerings were moderate Monday in the Chicago Board of Trade Monday: NEW YORK (AP) the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Men Feb 58.50 58.50 57.15 eS5 b59.15 the wholesale fruit and vegetable tnarKet Wholesale egg offerings fully adequate, day: war 6i.su oi.su w.uu aou.w Most items were steady. Low Close Close Demand spotty Monday. Wholesale sell Jgr 57.05 57.05 56.55 56. 5 58.55 WHEAT (5 000 bu) LIVE SEEF CATTLE lbs) Apples Hudson Valley U.S. fancy Jg WVi 5 Dcc 37.50 37.B5 36.40 37.40 37.30 Sales: Nov Dec 213; Jan 158; Feb unless otherwise stated.

Ctns 12 3 lb film JSvi 697 684'A 4J4'2 IS mediums 55 59. Fancy smalls Feb ao.25 40.40 38.52 38.70 40.10 28; March 17; April 33; May June 3. J'JJ 2 If JjJ 4 57 5'77 BUTTER AND CHEESE f0 gg JJiSS Si! Mereh 5W; i.eious 5.00 5.50; Golden Delicious nPr a 70 4 72 4 61 462 Butter steady. Wholesale prices on bulK Aug 42910 42.25 40.82 41.30 b42.32 4 00 4.50. Cell pack ctns Mcintosh 100 170S WHEAT Gulf hard red (5.000 bu) cartons, fresh.

Creamery, 93 Score AA Sales: Dec 3824; Feb 4616; April 4315; FROZEN PORK BELLIES 136,000 6 50 7 00 140s 6 00 6 50 Cortland 80s Dec 4 31 5 71 71 cents; 92 Score a June 680; Aug J41. lbs? 5 50 6 00 Tray nack ctns Red Delicious tur 4 88 5 03 Cheese steady. Wholesale sales, Ameri Open Interest: Dec S674; Feb 8101; Feb 60.75 60.75 59.45 a59.45 61.00 88 1 334 7 00.7 50 Eastern boxes and CORN (5 000 bu) can cheese whole milk. Single daisies April 4226; June 2457; Aug 1005. Mar 60.30 60.30 60.30 a60.30 60.85 ctns Mcintosh orchard run 4 00 50 Dec 3 57 3 57 3 54 3 54 3 fresh I.OOK cents.

Flats aged FEEDER CATTLE (42,000 lbs) May 61.00 61.40 60.37 a60.37 61.90 r.oidcn Delicious Vh in 5 00 5 50," orchard Mar 3.68% 3.68% 3.63'/2 3.63'/2 3.73 1.09*4 1. Processed American pas Nov 27.10 27.30 27.00 77.30 27.30 Jul 62.00 62.00 60.75 360.75 62.25 run 5 00 5 25 3.73 3.73 3.67 3.67Va 3.73 teuriied 5 lbs 9l Va. Mar 30.10 30.40 29.70 30.10 30.40 Aug a59.77 61.30 sei i i00s5.S0 nSATS i i n.r, was seasonally light. Offerings un con "JJ JJolf JlJo Srt; Nomlnal. Pears Hudson Valley Bosc bu ctns 1 764 IS 1 I 5Umer classes increased, especially on a43.92 44.45 U.S.

No. in up 9.50. Kai 1 78 I 78 I 74 174 180 young hens. Supplies were available for 44.70 44.75 43.75 a43.75 b45.25 VEGETABLES 1.82 delivery prior to the holiday. Brcasl white Aug 43.60 42.25 042.25 43.75 POtatO 4 Sec APl 7ir iK" Cabbage Western N.Y.

Danish 50 ib Nov 7.50 7 50 7.45 7.45 7.65 Sales reported: toms 14 20 lbs 50 cents, Sales: Dec fj Monday on the New York Mercantile hx Yellow Globe Mar 777 777 773j2 Offerings reported fryer roastors 4 9 Open 'interest: 2946; Feb 3807; MAINE POTATOES Ib saas 7.93% 773VW.93'/: 8 2077 l'bs 49 50. Wfbs 48. 24 26 lbs 47. rfin nan Vi Vi Vi Yen 49' 50, 30 and up POTATOES (80,000 JjJ bSeS SSffli! Mav 36. sWs: i StSOYBEA3N NonferrOUS Metals Jjc lg.g Jg.00 Jg.JD IMOO Treasury onNov.

14 yetSffiJ 2fc SafS 4 TSnk NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous JJJJJ 1 66.50 326 000 0oo proved squash'" Demand "gj'si Snk sSo WhiSsOO ISIS 24V, cents a pound, nn 38 40 cents a Scp 170 00 ,70 00 175.OO yJ, 480 248 000 000 poppers and salad greens do Lemons, western No. var cts. Wm vTk 2 nunrJ' Lnw 'CE0 wn Dcbl not subieci clincd Li0ntcr otforlngs of tomatoes and 8.50 9.00; choice, var. cts. 6.50 7.50.

silver 475 ulr tmv ounce Now 21S JJ'SS 2 47 00 di '5s to statutory limit 2,118,000,000 cucumbers sold higher. Seven carloads of Oranges. Valencia, var. cts. I 11 I SSg (Concluded from Page 24) WhelPitpf5.

2130 43 41V, 41V, Cider. 4 gals. 4.00 4.25; 9 half gals. 48 Mb. cellos 6.00; Ca 975 1.250 lb 37.50 38.50; 4 loads choice wilh receipts none; soybeans were nominally vuhirlnrtl no 303 16 IS SVh I' 5.00 5.25.

nada 5 50 5 75, 50 lb ban 4 50 "SSZ end prime. 975.Li»lbheHcriJ7^.75; lower, basis unchanged, receipts three 3 'el alt Pears. Barf. etl. bu.

7.00; Bosc 8.00. CaulSr; Can't, 12 heads, wrapped. choice. 850 1,025 lb 36.50 37.50; utility and cars Whi(CpfC 3. 2 2914 14 VEGETABLES 5.75 6.50.

commercial cows 17.00 19.00. a tow utility Truck recces: wheal 29 509 bushels; whiteM 3 64 10Va B9Ve 'A Broccoli, doz. 5.00. Celery. Calif.

2 2V, doz. 7.00 8.00. "9.25. corn 49.887 bushels; soybeans 75.218 whittakcr 8 51 Brussels Sprouts, doz. stalks 4.00.

Corn, 4 doz. crt. 5.25 5.50. 1 Mot Sfiorn wSlai No 2 hard winter 4 44n No 2 so'l wlebSfsfw 2't Cabbage, green, crt. 2.25 2.50; rCd 3.50; Cucumbers, super select, bu.

choice with end ol prime shorn lambs red 4.41n. Corn No 2 yellow 3 34n hopper. WmsCos.W "carrots, bu.J4. 50 5.00. Eggplant, bu.

6.50 7.00. 37.00; choice, "vome prime woolcd lambs 3.29n box. Oals No 2 extra heavy while WmsCowt 204 42V4 3V4 Cauliflower doz heads 4 75 5 00 Endivp 2 doz 4 75 5 00 KBG 36 00 36 25; cull and utility shorn ewes l.82Wn. Soybeans No I yellow6.85n. WmsCpf.80..

2 Q. iumbo "so lbs 325'iumbo25 4 75.5 00 tSm 5 50 7.00. some utility 7.25. No yellow corn Friday was quo.ed at WjjnDx 1.32 .2 30 33 4 32V, m' r50 3.00! Le.f uce wcs.ern/icVberg, 2 doz. II Estimated receipts for Tuesday: Cattle 3.54n hopper 3.49 box.

nncba go MVi 32v5 22vS medium 25 lbs. 1.7W.00. medium 15 3 lbs. 7.00 8.00, Boston 5.50 5.75. Kg and calves hogs 5.500.

Nomlnal. SE nfl 90 zlOO 91 90V? 90'2 1'A 3.25 3.50, red. large. 25 lbs. 3.00.

Mushrooms, lbs. 7.50; 8 1 lb. 6.25. WiscPSI.32 8 18 T2ta 12V, 50 lb. 5.2S; 3 1b.

basket 2.7S.3.2S Hi Witcol 20 4 25 20VS 20 20 34 lbs. 2.25 2.50, sue 3.50. Onions, western, yellow, Iumbo, 50 lbs. Kffl Wofvcr'ww 4 6 2 2 2 Vb Spinach, bu. 3.50.

4.85 5.00, medium 50 lbs. 4.00 4.50; white, fffl iff re Wometco.56 5 7 7 Squash, Winter, hu. 3.00 3.50. jumbo, 50 lbs. 7.25 7.50; red.

large, 25 lbs. MS flf WoodsCp.48 5 21 Turnips, bu. 2.50. 3.50; green, 4 doz. bunches 5.00 5.50.

ITS Sfftfvft Jl Wolwthl.20 4 124 lom 'A PRICES PAID BY RETAILERS Parsley, 5 doz. crt. 6.50 7.00. ffi H. B.

Wolwpf2.20 8 23'A GRADE A EGGS Parsnips, doz. Mb. pkgs. 4.25 4.50. BRUSSELS (UPI) The price of gold hit an all time high of $195.03 an ounce in Paris Monday and touched record selling prices in Zurich.

The U.S. dollar fell to a new low in Zurich and slumped on all other European money markets. Gold touched $192 in Zurich, then eased back slightly to close at $190.75. On the London bullion exchanges, gold was fixed at $190.50, a record fixing. The announcement this weekend that South Africa might restrict the supplies of gold to international markets stimulated demand.

The dollar opened at 2.6460 Swiss francs in Zurich and fell throughout the day's trading to close at 2.6137, compared with the previous record low of 2.65 on July 9, 1973. in Frankfurt, the American currency was fixed at 2.4630 marks and closed at 2.4430, the lowest since May 16, when it was 2.4360. We buy or dispose of a single jewel an entire estate Our experienced jewelry counselors con help you dispose of unwonted jewelry, precious stones, old gold or silver and they'll do it with the utmost discretion. Inquiries from individuals, bonks and estates are welcome. Cell (315) 422 2178 HOWE JEWELERS Hundred One iburh fcSno WylyRorp3 19 2 XsmaH jjrflC XcroxCpl 14 1272 4 COMMISSION HOUSES Xtra2.67t 3 40 9 8V, FRUIT (APi NYSfOCksa Apples.

Mcintosh, 1 Red Delicious, ctn. 1 1.00 11.50; Yellow Bananas, fancy, 40 fb. Cfn. 4.50 4.75; Amlgo 4.00. Coconuts 10.75 1 1.00.

Chestnuts, 60 and 64 size, per lb. .75 .80. merla 7.00 7.25. Calmerla wr 8.50. Emperor 5.50 6.00, Riblcr 7.

wrapped 8.50, Tokay 5.50 6.00. Potatoes, white. 50 lbs. 2.50 2.75. 10 lbs.

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Review, a business publication oi uun SYRACUSE POST STANDARD, November 19, 1974 25 Guilty? article in this month's Dun's ire dent Nilo M. Miori, she is probably the only woman in this position in the cutlery in Business Rradstroet. snvs auditors and accountants of dustrv. Mrs. Williams jomea cammus in ana has held responsible positions in personnel, production, accounting, sales and marketing.

She will assist the president in her new post. By DOROTHY NEWER U.S. businesses are now sitting tight and waiting for the courts to decide whether they are to be held responsible for failing to detect corporate fraud. The Securities and Exchange Commission maintains when stockholders suffer a loss because a company's inventory is stolen, its assets turn out to be phony or its profits suffer instant conversion into mysterious losses, the responsibility rests with the nation's accountants and auditors. Auditors and accountants, on the other iiand, say the SEC is haywire on the subject and they are not in the business of detecting fraud.

Dun's points out that the trial opening in January in Los Angeles against the auditors who watched the books at Equity Funding is a prime example of the confrontation expected. If the courts find Equity's auditors guilty, they will have to provide a partial reimbursement to stockholders. Even though Equity's executives plead guilty, as some of them already have, to felony counts, they couldn't make up the fortunes lost by investors. The responsibility of auditors for uncovering shortcomings in books will also be questioned in court in the cases involving Home Stake Production U.C. Financial and National Student Marketing.

Lady Veep Camillus Cutlery Co. announces that "after 99 years in business" it has its first woman vice president. Mrs. Angie Williams Mrs. Angie C.

Williams has been named vice president and secretary of the corporation. According to Camillus Cutlery Presi SM1RNOFF VODKA. 90 New Post P. Rynearson, Fayette ville, was recently named vice president of production services for Carrier International according to Robert T. Keils, president.

Rynearson joined Carrier International Division in and has held a number of management positions overseas and stateside. Most recently he has been director of production services. Award Winner The International Management Council of Syracuse and Onondaga County has received the Award of Superior Achievement for outstanding programming from the National Council. This is the second time in its 21 year history the local management council has received the award. The local chapter is affiliated with the YMCA and has 140 members from 22 local businesses and industries.

Dinner Ahead The Syracuse Society for Communicating Arts will have a dinner meeting Thursday at the Marco Polo Inn at Carrier Circle, Doug Baxter, vice president of creative services at N. W. Ayer, Philadelphia, will talk on "The Creative Idea An Overview of the Creative Process." He will discuss such accounts as Army, DeBeers, Credit Meeting L. Badders, director of legislative affairs for TRW Credit Data will speak tomorrow at a dinner meeting Consumer Credit Association of Central New York. The meeting will be at Post 41 of the American Legion.

Badders will talk on current and proposed legislation affecting consumer credit. The theme of the evening will be special recognition for 24 members who joined the association this year. An Okay Trust Deposit Co. has been given approval by state banking authorities for a convenience branch at 750 W. Genesee St.

According to First Trust President Parke W. Wicks, the office will be open by yearend. It will be the bank's 40th location. THE SILVER MARTINI. FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT A SILVER LINING WITHOUT THE CLOUD.

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