Hartford Courant from Hartford, Connecticut • 58

SELUNO SHORT Sales Net PEhds High Low Close Chg. 58 THE HARTFORD COURANT: Friday, July 23, 1976 Sain Net PI ltd High Low Clow Ctig. Patient Sues Doctor On Being Burned lllll DOW JONIS AVERAGE 30 Industrials tlOfllal 1 WRIT 1.56 13 I I8'a 18'4 18'4 8 Watsco .20 13 5 4n 4 a 4 a WBidTuAm 4 I 7 7 7- WestCliP.40 8 15 9'h 9'4 9' VvestatsPtl 14 166 9 9 a 9 WMFinl.lSa 3 10 1 1 7 WslPaclwt 41 a a 1 WhitehalCp 4 5 2-a 2 a 2 Whittakrwl 2 1 1-14 11-16 11-16 Wicnilalnd 6 13 2 a '2a 2 2 WitexG 20 l'-a l'-a l'a Woodlnd 3 3 3 -a 3 -a WorcestCtl 10 3 5 5 5 WorkWr.60 4 9 9'a 9'a WhghtHar 9 34 13-16 13-16 Wvlel.ab.28 8 32 6 6'a 6'a Wvnnln.be 8 7 9 9 9 -X-Y-Z- Xonlcslnc 21 2 17' IT 8t. I HuskyO .80 6 9 20'4 20 a 20 4 a Hycellnc 24 25 4 3U 4 '4 -I- ICMR 6 4 4 4'a lmbOIIA .80 12 67 24 23' 23-46 Inarco 3 3 4 3 4 IncolermA 11 6 11-4 11- 1I3 IndianHdwt 23 2' a 2 3 2-a ''a IntligniSyc 5 17 la 3a lie InoiexCoro 5 1 1 1 Instron .20 2 5 5 5 InslrumSys 35 1'4 l' 1 InlegrtRes 5 1 2 7 2 Intrmedco 6 20 4 4 9 4' 9 IntiBanknot 7 103 2'a 2 2 InlCour .24 12 I 16 16' 8 16 InlFoodsyc 45 35 2'a 2 4 2 4 InFuneralS 5 I 7 2'4 lntGenln70 5 4 103 10 2 10Ja IntProleins 2 2'a 2'a IntSeaw.lOe 3 14 7 7 -7 IntSlretch 3 2'a 7 a 2 4 lntSyCon.25 10 31 28 27s 27' a- Interphoto 3-11-16 11-16 11-161-16 Interpool 8 6 12- 17 2 17 a a InlsrwayCp 17 934 9i 9Sa InyestniFIa 28 I 1 la 1 InyDiversA 9 32 15 15 156 InvesiRHTr 6 3 3 lonicslnc 15 5 15 14 15 IroqBrd 16. 1 7 9 7 8 7 IroaBrndof 1 14 4 144 14' 4 Irvinlnd I6t 5 100 5 Si 5 a 4 UP 1.64 Composite American Stocks Prices Are Lower In Slow Trading NEW YORK Stock prices closed lower in light trad- ing Thursday on the American Stock Exchange.

The Amex market value index declined steadily throughout the afternoon, closing at 104.57 down .23. De- clines led advances 285 to 256 with 317 issues unchanged as I the price of an average share lost 2 cents. Volume eased to 1.766,000 shares, the lightest trading day in more than a month, compared with Wednesday's 5 Jurnover of 2,182.000. Block trades totaled 8 versus Wed- nesdav's 18. American Science and Engineering was the most ac-E tive issue, dropping 34 to 13' 4 on 82.900 shares.

Syntex cons': tinued to draw traders' attention, gaining 34 to 29 on a turns' of 65,300 shares. Ryan Homes picked up v8 to Wk with 49.400 shares changing hands, including block of 10.500 and 35.000 shares, both at 18M. Among advancing issues. Vermont American Class gained 2 to 28 ''2. The manufacturer of cutting and ma- chine tools reported second quarter net of 98 cents a share versus 38 cents a share last year.

"I still don't believe Jimmy Carter got his start this way." NYSE. Volume Profile Sales Net iHM I I 476 697 I i 683 PE hds High Low Close Chg. Raton 70a BradRa 15e IS5.UIS IRtDID IHSt. WDII bb bti ill WOltlMf lb. billl Mill hid a 1 1(13 if II niMPOsm By THOMAS D.

WILLIAMS A Hartford man who received serious burns from a piece of hospital equipment just before he was to undergo surgery is suing a surgeon, Mt. Sinai Hospital and the machine's manufacturer for a total of $450,000. The lawsuit was filed in Hartford County Superior Court on behalf of Pio Diaz, exact age and address unavailable, by Hartford Atty. David Levy. Named defendants in the action in addition to the hospital are Dr.

Stephen. A. Weiss, a urology specialist, of 7 Tanager Drive, West Hartford, and the Birtcher Corp. of Los Angeles, Calif. The suit says Diaz entered the hospital with stomach, back and internal problems Sept.

11, 1975. He was about to undergo surgery seven days later, say the papers, when he was severely burned by a hospital machine. Although no parties to the lawsuit would comment on it, the machine was apparently an electro-surgery unit which is used either to cut tissue or cauterize it. As a result of the accident, savs the suit. Diaz received third-degree burns and eventually, disfiguring scars on his upper right arm and the left portion of his chest.

He had to be removed from the operating table to be treated for those burns by Dr. Albert Geeter. say the legal papers. Because Diaz lost confidence in doctors from the accident, says the suit, he has not gotten treatment for a prostate malignancy. A Mt, Sinai official and Dr.

Weiss could not be reached lor comment on the suit. Frank Pool, the surgical products manager for the Birtcher firm, which sells electro-surgery units, heart monitoring equipment and physical therapy equipment, would not comment on the action. Pool said his firm was one of five companies which deal in the electro-surgery units. He said the machine is used around the nation in 11 million operations annually and is sold in all states and in 70 other countries. Jaclyn Jamswv.ltt Jeannef 20b Jeironiclnd JonnPd 30 JuniperPet Jupiterlnd Zimmer.06e 15 6 10 9 10 Sales figures are unofficial.

Unless otherwise noted rates of dividends in the foregoing table are annual disbursements based on the lasf quarterly or semiannual declaration. Special or (intra dividends or payments not designated as regular are identified in the fnllowiny footnotes. aAlso extra or extras, Annual rate plus stock dividend c-Liquidating dividend e-Declared or paid in preceding 12 months i-Declared or paid attar stock dividend or split up. -Paid this year, dividend omitted, deferred or no action taken at last dividend meeting -Declared or paid this year an accumulative issue with dividends in arreau. n-New issue, r-Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend Paid in stock in preceding 12 months, estimated cash value on ex-dividend or ex-distribu-tion oate.

x-Ex-dividend or ex-rights. y-Ex-divi-dend and sales in full. 2 -Sales in full. ctd-Called wd-When distributed wi-When issued. wwWith warrants, xw-Without warrants, xdis Ex-distnbufion.

vi In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganised under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies. Composite New York Stocks State Stocks Sales Net PE lids High Low Close Chg. Sales PEhds High RancnrsEx RangrOCani Ransorg 80 RapdAmwt mqseqeaac I RatnPack RaymPr40 RitlncT60e RitRel2.0le RedlawEnt RefrigTrns RegalB .40 RelGrpwt RemAr 80a RepNY 88 Resistflx.50 ResrtslntIA RmrtslntlB RestAssoc RexNoreco RibletProd RicMordln RicMon.lle RileyCo RisdonM.36 Robintech Roblinlnd Rock way 88 Rocorlntl RogersCorp RoncoTeiep RossmorCp RuddickCp Rudickpt.56 Ruscolnd RusseHCp40 RustCIt .40 RvanH .40 Low Clos Chg. KTelln 30e Kaisrina.2 KaneMiHwl KnGEp(450 KapokT.2(W KayCp 0e KenwinE.34 Kewanee60 Keystlnd.30 Kiddewt KinArkCrp KingRd.l5e Klrbvln 26c KiWig KleerVuInd Kieinerts KnickT .30 KnottHolel Kolimor .50 4''8 12 9 124 V4 9'4 14 116 Furnished bv Putnam, Coffin and Burr Division Advest Co. (Quotations below are representative Inter -dealer prices to approximately 3 p.m.

yesterday. Inter-dealer markets change throughout the dav. Prices do not include retail mark-up, mark-down or commissions.) Banks Bid Asked 2 60 CBTCoro. 30 32 180 First Conn. Bancoru 22 23' 2 100 Hartford Nat I.

Corp. 12 123a Insurance IJ6 71 7H 10 10s 6 t' 'if 13 16 13-16 15-16 15-16 11 a 17 1i 12 18 'a 18'2 "it 1434 1434 -A- 5 3 T'2 19 4 II 4 8 6 I 13-16 10 15-16 15 32 I2'a 60 I 6i 5 2 5 9 12 3d 18 30 II 7 66 1 5 2''4 2 4 4 23 8 8 8 8 '4 5 4 7'a 7 7 6 5 14 13 14 a 4 1 3J9 3 3- 9 18 12 4 12 12 4 10 3 2 3 a 25 4 a 4 4' 2 6 4 7 a 7'a 7 8 315 14 I44 14 'a 3 7 74 7 Z50 50 49 50 8 2 5 5 5 '-4 9 24 4 4 4 5 7 5 534 5 "8 7 42 23 23 23- 4 6 7 7 4 74 7 3'a 3 8 5 I'-a 12 2 84 8 84 4 10 1634 16 35 3 3 3 3 85 334 2 3 1 3 8 8 8 'ih 8 30 23 23 'a 23 46 3 2 2 2 13 6 273a 27 27'. 5 11 3 3 3 '4 23 1 l'-a -a- 5 4 2 2 2 7 10 4 4 4 10 2 6 6 6" 7 8 8 81 8 v8 4 48 2 134 1 '4 18 134 134 134 7 11 8 8- 8 12 834 8 8 11 33 1634 15 1634 34 4 3'4 3'4 3'a Va 6 4 11 11 ll'B 13 2'4 2 2'4 4 9 8 7 8 7 3 4 4 4 30 6 3'a 3'4 3'4 II 1 714 734 734 53 1 2 2 39 6'1 6 6'-'2 Va 6 2'4 2 Va 6 4 13 2 13'2 13 '2 26 1 4 4 4 52 5 5 14 14 I 1134 12 tu4 Lonn. oenerai 55' a Conrov 05e ConOilGas ConsvneCp ConiMater CookEI .40 Cooklnd .40 CookPV .40 Cooper Jar Coroonlptl CorpLabs Corenco .80 Corneiius40 CoxCblCom Craig 20 CramrE 131 CrOSiAT 1 CrowiM 50a CwnCPUOr Crownln .20 CrutcR 36 CrvsilO.40e CubicCP .22 Chubb Corp. 36 'n Combined Ins.

9 'a Gov't. Employes Ins. 4 61 5 3 4 11 1 4 14 8 9-4 6 '4 5'B 3 4 8 i Pa 8 '4 9 4 ''4 479 Continued from previous page Sales Net PEhds High Low Close Chg. 1.40 .66 .80 .32 2.00 5 4 Gov I. Employes Life 1 1 734 7' 1634 16'4 '4 14 15 "1 ft 438 '4 373 32J 84 8 '4 '4 191 194 i Hartford Steam Boiler 34 2 8i 9 '2 4B 14 5 6 Mass.

General Life 2' Monarch Capital 13 .84 17 's 12'- 5 56 '8 becuritv Conn. Life 7 'a Utilities 5'n -5'i 1 12ts 55 6 I 2M) 1.36 Central Vermont P.S. 133'a 9 934 Vs 12 8 934 12 Citizens Utilities 'B' 31 3,4 2. 6 6 22 Arsenal Is Moved 4 From City Dwelling Conn. Natural Gas 33 2 00 2.80 1.00 200 7 K- 6 22 S'v l'e 16 ''2 Green Ml.

Power 10 'n Southern Conn. Gas 21 Va LSBInd 151 LTVCorpwl LaBarge06 LaMaur .20 LaPoint30e LalyRad.26 LakeSnore LndmrkLd LeaRon.28a LeallCo 36 LeeEnlr .44 LeePharm LeighPr .60 LeisureTec LibertvFab LilliAnn .22 LincolnAm LlovdsElec Lodges 08e LoewThewt tOBisilc 08e LaGenSv.76 LundyElec LynchCorp Industrials 56 37 10 4 's 11 '4 35'2 2 132 14'b 32 'a 35 10 22 'n 1 6 5 ''4 10 6 71a IVa 13 25'a 17' 2 9' 2 7 la 5 'n 20'8 6 5 1 16''2 4' 5 109 6 3 22 3 1 31 l'-'a 8 13 174 5 7 4' 14 14 't 1150 45 9 12 2 2e 1B 34 4 334 634 181 30 17'a 7-a 2 34 1-16 4 334 63a 184 38 30 -1 124B- 36 71 'a 28 '8 .24 .50 .40 .40 Acmal Corp. 1 'iH Acme United 5' 2 Andersen Labs 4 '12 Barden Corp. 9'a Bozzuto's Inc. 5 1 2 Bristol Brass 6 HNC Mtg.

Inv. ''a 45 '2 11'2 II 2 1 7 5 4'b 12 169 1246 14 122 17 16 78 12 9 10 18 '2 8' 2 144 6 7 5 11 23 2 11 9 14 '4 4 12 8 25 734 19 2 164 6 151 15 2 438 6 43i 12 6 32'a 7 3 814 3 2 1934 7 3 5 12 123 9a 3 93 8 15 12 '8 -D- 5 2 4 146 5 1 334 .23 40 6 8 15 19 5 4 3034 12 233 13 83 8 7 26 7 7 126 12 13 16 6 18 9 1 5'fl 1 444 8 16 4 5 8 15 14'6 3 32 734 10 44 401 14 2 2034 5 8 IIV4 5 1 la 5 41 1434 8 16 10 55 5 7 76 6'e 33 59 10 5 1 2 10 11 IIV4 5 l'4 7 39 18'a IB 4 3546 5 12 5 8 14 9Va 8 18 39'4 27 7 2' '9 7'B 'H 7 -4 V4 1, 121 128 Vb 7 4 ''B 13-16 13-16 1'2 ,7 a I'D 116 6'4 4J 6 6 10 9 4 13 2 5 3 3 5 28 1 5'9 .10 Information Int'l. 12 '2 1.00 Kaman Corp. A 24 .10 LoctiteCorp. 17 .30 Lvdall tvt .52 MacDermid 64 .16 RiplevCo.

4 'a 1.00 Stanadvne 19 .24 Superior Electric 6 WhelPitof5 2100 46 46 'a Whiripol .80 14 175 27 26J4 26-'a ''2 WhiteConsl 6 55 24 233a 2334 Va WhiteMot 1267 7 6 7l Whilingl.30 6 21 27 27 '4 Whiltaxer 16 105 5 534 534 Wfckes 121 10 10 10 WiebdtSt28 7 16 6 6'a 6 WillmsCosl 6 223 233a 23 2334 Wilshr0.12e 8 41 6 6 6 WinnDxl.56 14 35 38 38 38 Winnebago 95 79 634 646 Va Winter.) .68 6 7 15 143 15 Vb WiscEIPw2 10 19 27'a 27'a 27 WisERf8 90 220 102 102 102 WisGasl.70 9 22 18 18 18 WiscPL1.60 8 64 19 19 19 Vb WiscPS 1.38 8 56 17'4 17 17 Witco 1.40 9 52 263a 26 264 Vb WiltrD .60 4 46 14'4 14 14'4 'e WolvrW.lOe 6 31 5 5 536 Wometco44 8 31 12 11 12 WoodCp.lOe 3 68 8 8 WoodPet.30 11 235 31 293a 3I'4 1 Wolwth 1.20 6 133 24 23 2334 '4 Wolwof 2.20 17 35 344 343a 34 WorldAirw 10 7 5 5 5 Wriglv2.40a 10 55 77 76 7634 3 Wurit2er.20. 7 2 10 10 10 Wvlain .60 18 30 10 9 10 36 WylyCorp 47 3 234 234 Va -X-Y-Z- XeroxCp1.20 19 528 593a 59 5934 36 Xtralnc 100 64 12 12 12 Yateslnd 14 12 11 11 VngSOr.lS 70 1 11 11 11 ZaleCorpSO 6 141 15 15 153a Zapata 4 67 1434 14 14' a 'A ZavreCorp 6 12 7 734 73a Va ZenithRadl 19 122 34'b 33 33 'a Zurnlnd .40 10 21 12 12'2 12 Coovrightedby The Associated Press 1976. 1-16 116 6'4 6 DCLInc DWGCP50I DamonCre DamsonOtl Daniel DaiaOcuml Daiaprod Dayin.l0e DeRoselnd DelLabS .32 DeliaCpAm Designer Jw DevCpAm DieboldVC Digiconlnc Diodeslnc Diversev 56 Dixilvn DomePetrl Domtar .80 DrgFair .40 Dunlop06e DuolxPd 80 DurTsI 25b DynlclnOae DynAmer DynlEIwi AARCp .30 AAVCos .32 J. ADMInduSt ATllne AVXCo.17e AbrdMf40b Action 20e AdamRussI AdobeOii.16 AegisCorp Ae'Oncainc AtfuCapOSI AffilHsp ,29 AffilPub .48 AlterSix .20 AlanWood AlaskaAirl AlbaAa OSe AHegCowl AlleghvAirl AiiegApfC 3 AllianT AllflArtlnd AlldThrm80 AltamiUOe AitecCorp Alcoao13 75 AMAXwl AmAgroncs AmBiltrt 50 AmBusP.26 ACenMtgwt AmF letch AmFltctiwt AGarPd .34 AmlnlPict A Israel, llr AMaizeA.40 AMaizeB 40 AmMt2 70e AmMotlnns AmPelrol 2 APrecs ASafEo.lIt AmSciE 04e AmTec 05e AmUtlS69e AMICCorp AngloC 12e Anken .20 Anlhonv 191 ApplidDa'a AquitCa .30 AriiCL 10e ArnnnCp.12 ArrowEiect Arundel Asamera 25 AshlOC.20a AstreKlnc AticoMtgwt AtlRichtwt AtlCMBn AtlasCpwt Augailnc.15 AuslralOil AutoTrn.70t AutoBldg AulmaiRad AVEMC .16 Avondall.20 AvdlnCp 5'a 434 4 1 14' 746- 16 36 4.4 3'4 H'4 434 4 1 14 3 Va 12 14 12 Va 4 42 12 12 LOCALLY QUOTED 40a 4046 36 49V2 49'2 46 Vs 31N8 3H4 Banks 2034 2034-14 11 II 61b 4 5 12 6 2 49i 8 4V2 7 10 31 6 8 7 5 15 5' 21 829 13'S 1 3i 21 9' t'a 13 '4 34 3''2 9't 5' 13 3''2 t'v, 12-1-16 142 6 4 6' 948- 'a 6 4 6 9va 9 7 78 12B 4 rs By ANTOINETTE MARTIN The owner of a huge weapons collection discovered by police at a Zion Street apartment Wednesday has removed the arsenal to an unknown location, police said Thursday. Milkon Kalousdian, 61, of 608 Zion apparently worked all night to cart away the weapons collection, which included semiautomatic rifles, hundreds of standard rifles of all types, handguns, swords, a crossbow and ammunition of various sizes.

Police Capt. Robert J. Merrick said a patrolman went by Thursday morning to tell Kalousdian he should move the weapons for safety and found they had been moved. The weapons were stacked all around the rooms of the 126 12H 24 2-4 small apartment in the building, which is scheduled for demolition. Kalousdian told police he is a collector, and he was not charged in connection with the gun collection.

However, he was charged with disorderly conduct and threatening as a result of an incident in which a group of children were threatened with a rifle. The children had been harassing Kalousdian and his brother, George Kalousdian, according to neighbors. On Wednesday, according to police, George Kalousdian ran out of his brother's apartment and ran after the children with a rifle. Milkon Kalousdian is alleged to have shouted at the children and then disappeared into his apartment where police discovered the weapons. 64 7 3i 6 7 334 .70 Conn.

Banc Fed. 6''2 7''2 Utilities 1.32 Colonial Gas Energy 11 "a 12' 104 Conn. Water 10 '-a 10 2 00 General Tel. 4 pfd. 29 1 2 30' 2 Industrials Bross Utilities Svc.

2 1 '4 3 .80 Curtice Burns 10 3i Wit Dual Lite 5 6' a Teleconcepts 4 ''2 S'n Industronics H'2 2 .20 Knight Indust. 53a 6' 2 M.H.Rhodes 2V4 3 Pioneer Int'l. 1 'it 114 .24 Sage-Allen 3 3a Scan-Optics Inc. 2 23a Sheldon Pete 23a 33a T-Barlnc. 53a 6 "a Surgicot 9'it Bonds Debentures HNC Mlg.

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Japan Fund .08 8-5 8-23 Research EquFd .08 8-19 9-20 STOCK Cameron Iron x-4 for 1 stoc split; subiect to stockholders approval. 52 3 2 13 9 Group Averages 16'a 16'8 36 6 616 14 22 12 22 12 I8V4 14 25 14 9 4 7Vb 9 5 3'b 9 17 9 28 8 1 10 1 48 2 9 3 I6V4 9 6 12 9'4 3 134 1 5'a 14 7'4 6 9 9'4 146 5V2 7 9 9V4 134 5V2 Vs 7V4 36 9 -B- -F- FDIInc 836 4'4 27' 334 3 34H- 4 13 546 536 Fablnd Proposed Bank Name Draws Sole Criticism '4 MDCCorp 7 18 7 2 2 Va MPBCp .80 5 15 17'a 17 17'4 VB MWA 6 1 7 7 746 '4 Macrodlnd 17 4i 11-16 1 1 -16 MePbS 1.32 7 4 14'4 14 'a 14 MammMrl 2 3 3 3 Va Mngood.151 19 3 5 5 5- '4 ManhLle.24 8 3 3 3 3 ManslT.07r 70 2 4 4 4 WlarindjqB 50 2 l'a I'a l'a MarkCtl.28 6 17 23 233a v4 MarshallFd 2 5 5 5 Marshallnd 5 2 8 8 8 6nartPr.50e 6 17 21 21 21 Va- Maslnd.40a 5 28 9'4 9 9 nAasneiln.30 6 5 30'a 304 30 Va Masterslnc 4 23 3'4 3 3'b MaierRe.20 18 5 II 11 II MaulBro.12 7 16 536 5 536 36 McCulO.211 13 72 334 346 3 McDonh.80 5 1 18 18 18 Mclntsh .70 1P4 1134 1P4 'a McKeonCn 1 146 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IVa l'a l'a NENuclr.40 13 18 2636 26 26 36 NHamp.SOe 7 1 11 11 11 Newldria 7 32 NProc 10 27 1346 13'a 13'4 36 NYTimes.60 14 11 1446 14Va 1436 NewbEn.20 4 4 736 7Va 736 36 Newcor 1 4 8 1646 16 16 NewparkRs 13 5 2 2 2 Nexus .141 6 10 Pi P4 134- Va NicholsSE 3 8 3' 3 316 Noellndust 4 15 3 2 2 NolexCp 55 49 6 646 646 Nortek .04 6 107 4 4 4'4 V4 NorAmR.10. 8 29 11 10 11 'a NorCdnOils 13 4b 8 8 8 Va NIPSpf4.25 7.10 49'4 49'a 49'4 NoyoCorp 66 348 3 3 NuclearDal 24 4'a 3 4'4 3e NumacOGs 20 1 11 11 11 31 1 446 446 446 6 834 8 6 11 Fabien .40 FaoriCtr.12 FairmC.14e FalconS FamDolr.16 FashFabric FavDrg lOe FedRiiyl 24 FeoResrces Felmnt.l2e Feisway .32 2 6 336 3'4 3'4 V4 6 68 23 2234 2234 7 16 6 6 25 15 IVa 1 I'a 7 2 848 8'a S'-a '4 9 7 12'a 12a 237 5'4 4 516 50 52 118 IOV4 1134 836 4' 9 2 6 154 9i 41 8'4 534 7'8 2' 2 4 4i 3 9 13 2 36 lbs 8 9-4 14 4r- 8 a S8 7'4 2 'a 2 4'4 418 3 '4 8't 16 2 438 '4 2 1234 9 818 84 8'4 36 2 2 2 2 2 2 7 28 5 76 1 12 24 2' 7'4 734 7'4 7'4 734 734 1 63a 634 634 V4 7 25 4 1'4 1 1' 1 20 15 4 4 4 II 127 5 7'4 7'4 7'4 Fibrebrdwl Filmwy 851 FtConn 40e FslHarHrd FslHrtpl.50 FstSLSh .12 Fstmrk .061 FischrP48t FitchbG1.44 Flavoriand FligmSafty Flocklnd FlaCapital FlaRck.lOe 32 7 BadgrM" 50 BakerM.15t BaidorEi 20 BaldwS32a BanFdl 15e BangPunwt BanslrCtlLI Banner .06 Barnwl 05e BarrvR 03e Bwrvivr.44 BarlhSp .20 BartonsCdv Belllnd 08A BenrusCrp BergEnt BergBruns BrgBof 1 15 Bertea .14 BeverlyEnt BicPen .36 BigBer 1.32 BigDad.30e BigVSuo.21e BinkMf 1 BinnvSm.72 Biessng.lOe Blountwi BodinAp .40 BollBer .20 BowVall.10 BradldN.20 Branch .20 BranilArwt BrascanA 1 BraunEn.80 BrewerCSO BATobr.21e BrnFA BrnFB BrwnFpf.40 Buelllnd .40 Buildexlnc Bandy 1.08 'A NEW YORK (AP) The following' list gives today's average netchange for the common stocks traded in each group: Aerospace, Aircraft Va Air Transport unch Auto, Truck Va Auto Parts Accessories 'in Banks, Savings Loan unch Beverage Soft Drinks unch Brewing, Distilling Building unch Chemicals fa Communication unch Conglomerates, Diversified unch Containers, Packaging unch Drugs, Medical Supplies 'a Electronics, Electric Products unch Finance unch Foods, Commodities vb Food Markets Vendors unch Gold, Silver Hotels, Motels, Tourism unch House Furnishings Vb Insurance unch Investment Companies unch Machine Tools Accessories Machinery unch Metal Fabricating 0 0 unch Mining (non metallic) la Motor Transport Leasing Non-ferrous Metals unch Office Equipment Services 'a Paper, Pulp 'a Petroleum unch Photo Products Services Va Precision Instruments, Watches Va Printing, Publishing unch Railroads, Rail Equipment Va Real Estate unch Recreation, Leisure unch Restaurants Retail Trade unch Rubber, Tires Va Shipping, Ehipbuilding Va Shoes, Leather Products Va Soaps, Cosmetics, Toiletries is Steel, Iron Vs Textiles, Apparel unch Tobacco unch Utilities Electric unch Utilities Gas Va Stocks in the Spotlight NEW YORK (AP)- Sales, closing price and net change of the fifteen most active New York Stock Exchange issues, 8'4 4V4 9V4 6 15 9'4 4, 51 734 2'B 2 4 '4 436 3'4 8 16 2 4 8 2 1246 32 7't 62 16 13''4 10 534 946 10 434 12 10''8 19 13' f'2 1146 1138 4'B 10' 3'4 15'4 4 12 9 13'e 21( 3 336 33 336 Vb 26 1534 15 1546 36 II 15 1546 15 2 5 5 5 3 20 20 20 11 1 1 2 3 3Va 3Va 2 338 336 316 6 16 1616 16 36 2 31'4 31'4 31 '4 14 5 3 32 7 1 71 4 1 6 1 16 6 14 13' 2 7 5 6H1 5 4 10 8 5' 2 946 123 26 25b 10 55 10'2 6 8 4's 1 12 3 16 10' 4 7 3 20 15 4 13'4 6 1 6'2 9 6 1134 9 12 111 II 6 63 17 16 16 836 836 Va 10 10 836 5z250 88 7 1 3 8 35 9'4 18 88 3 3 9 9 Entex Inc 8-11 8-27 x-4 for 4 stock split.

Moduline Intl 8-4 8-19 x-5 for 4 stock split. WickesCorp 2V2pc 8-10 9-10 EXTRA Gorman Rupp .05 8-13 9-8 INCREASED Cameron Iron .28 9-1 9-13 Cubic Corp .14 8-20 9-20 Delta AirLines .175 8-6 9-1 FB Truckline .08 8-1 8-15 Lamson .275 8-20 9-10 Lenox Inc .25 8-2 9-10 Norris Indusl .40 8-13 9-15 OKC Corp .25 8-13 9-15 Signode Corp .30 8-4 9-1 Sid Brands .32 8-16 9-15 INITIAL Am CreditCp .26 8-16 9-1 Mead Corp .23 8-2 9-1 Stauffer Chem .36 8-6 9-1 RESUMED Glenmore Distill .05 8-2 8-20 REGULAR Alcan Alum .10 8-4 9-3 Alexander .265 8-4 8-27 AmGenrl GBdFd .06 7-22 8-31 Cal WaterSv .60 7-30 8-14 Capital Film .03 8-10 8-24 Carrier Corp .13 8-16 9-1 Carter Hawley .225 8-13 8-27 Cedar Point .15 8-27 9-15 Centrl III LI .40 8-27 9-20 City Titlelns .075 8-2 8-12 Cluetl Peabodv .10 9-10 9-24 Collins Aikman .14 8-13 9-1 Contl Corp .70 8-20 9-15 Dr Pepper .10 8-13 9-1 Dravo Corp .2375 8-5 8-25 Ethyl Corp .375 9-16 10-1 Fairmont Foods .17 9-3 10-1 Fourth Fncl Corp 20 11-19 12-3 Gorman Rupp .225 8-13 9-8 hoover Co .19 8-18 9-10 Hospit Trust .48 8-2 8-16 Hurt Mfg .09 8-4 8-25 INCO Ltd .35 8-4 9-1 Inoust Fuels .15 8-2 8-16 Keystone Consoi .25 8-6 8-7 Loomis SayMutlFd .10 7-21 8-6 Mallory PR .25 8-2 9-7 (WcLouth Steel .40 8-20 9-20 MidContl Tel .28 8-27 10-3 Mine Safety .20 8-27 9-10 AAodine Mfg .45 9-3 9-13 Mohawk Rubber .30 9-3 9-24 Munford Inc .10 9-17 10-15 Natl .35 8-10 9-1 Nah Standard .24 9-10 9-24 Norton Co .425 8-13 9-2 PepsiCo Inc .50 9-9 9-30 Racon Inc .05 8-5 8-19 Research Cottr .02 8-17 8-31 Rockower Bros .16 10-12 11-8 St Joseph 9-3 9-18 San Jose Water .65 8-2 9-1 Science Mgmnt .035 8-6 9-3 Sherwin Will .55 8-6 8-20 Smucker JM .20 8-13 8-27 Sttin Film .06 8-2 8-13 Std Motor Prds .12 8-16 9-1 Teion Ranch 8-9 8-23 Terra Chem .15 8-9 8-23 Thomas Indusl .10 9-15 10-1 UMC indust .25 8-31 9-30 Union Elect .34 9-10 9-30 US Industries .05 8-16 9-17 Vetco Offshore .05 7-30 8-17 Wstn Publish .20 9-1 9-15 WorldSvc Lite .10 8 2 8-9 6'2 16 136 648 '4 10 5V2 14 946 2534 1036 4 12 10 Va 20 13 6V2 1134 14 11' 14 4 10 a 3' 4- IS 2 '4 4'-B 12 9 4 4 131 1b 22 4 Flowers .36 FlukeJ .721 FlyDiaOil FooleM.25e FordCan 5a ForestLabs FoxStaP50 FranklinRI FrankNu.36 Fresnillo.40 Friedm.24b Frlgtmp.551 Frigitronic Frontier Air FronlAirwl 3 3 3 846 '4 3 6 6 8 2 7 1 18 18 18- 5'4 5'4 5'4 8 7 8 14 6 478 10 16 50 10'. 9 10 36 2 1 3 17 4 13 7 18 7 7 7's 36 8 2 23. 23 -G- 10 2 3' 4 15 2 12 93 14 4 Burgesslnd -o- uringFd urnslnt.60 4 1 2 216 736 8 36 3 3- Butle-lnt 50 ButtesGOil 6 47 22 14 1 1 1 1 1 1 -c- 93a 448 9 a 93. 4 4 17 143 14B 144 V8 trading nationally.

1034 10 1038 4 4 4 East Kodak 9 343 20 193. 10 7' 7H 71- Je 2 54 53. 53 15 '8 16 2' 23 23 7 7 6'b 7 9 9 9' 1 9 4 9 4 9 44i500 21 20 21181 2 2 2 2 2'-a 2'4 133 13 a 24 1348 9 5i I'a 2 2 5 5 2 311.100 9658 Vs 264,400 63 192,500 56 2 Va 174,600 30'8-r 173,500 47' Vs 139.500 W-2 126,700 781 125,100 24 "a 119,300 43781. 109,500 37 Va 108,000 13 '12 106,200 105,900 Va 104,400 57'i 9k 104.100 17 Va 11 67 1416 14 8 14 8 a Pan Am Gen Elec Gen Food Dow Cn Occiden Pet White Motor FlaPowLt Nat Semicn Cont Oil Braniff Int Am Airlin MidSouUt Amax Inc ArizPub Svc 3' 4 3 3' 5 2 15 15 15 TFICoInc Taileylnwt TandyBrnd Tasty 1.20a TechSytn TechclTape Techtrl.lOe TeionR TeieCm.07e TelexCpwt TennaCorp Tennecowt TenneyEag TensorCp Teradynlnc TerraC 60a TesoroPtwt Texstar .221 Textronwt ThorotMkl ThfittimtA Tidwelllnd Timptelnd Tokteim.60 TolEdPf7.76 ToiEdpf 10 ToppsGu 28 TorinCp .60 TotalPtiNA TotalPtiwt Totalpt .70 TowrtCntrv TransLux TriStMtr.80 Tricolnd Turoodyne TwinFairln 1.20a UiPCo. 16 URSCp lOe UVInow' UnimaxGrp UnAirPd 56 UnAsbestos UnBrafdwt UntFoods UnNatCorp USBanTrst USFiitr .24 75e UnRltTwl USNatRsrc U5ROR 60a United 24 UrotyBuyS Un vC-9 05 UniyRs OSe UnSa .44 The only opposition at a state hearing Thursday to a new bank in North Haven was to its proposed name: the Family Bank and Trust Co.

Frank A. Noto, president of the New Haven Savings and Loan Association, a potential competitor of the proposed bank, was against the "family" in the new name at the State Banking Commission hearing. Noto said his bank advertises itself as a "family savings center" and has registered this phrase with the U.S. Patent Office. He said his bank plans to change its Broadcaster Receives Aid In Purchase BRIDGEPORT (AP) -The Bridgeport-based owner of WEZN radio has received necessary financing from the First Connecticut Small Business Investment Co.

tc acquire two Massachusetts radio stations, the investment company says. James M. Breiner, First Connecticut chairman, said Robert L. Williams Broadcasting Inc. has acquired WAAB and WAAF in the Worcester, Mass.

area, "in a transaction valued at substantially in excess of $1 million." Breiner said his company "provided several hundred thousand dollars in financing, through 15-year convertible debentures, and options to acquire an equity position in the broadcasting company-First Connecticut originally made financing available for the Williams company to acquire WEZN in 1973. Robert I Williams, president of the broadcasting company, said First Connecticut has played a key role in his firm's successful growth. First Connecticut, like other federally licensed small business investment companies, makes loans to and invests in qualified small businesses as defined by the Small Business name to the amily Savings and Loan Association. "We're not married to the name," responded officials of the proposed bank, who said they would change the name if requested. The new bank could become the only local bank in New Haven, the commission was told, pending a proposed merger of North Haven National Bank and a New Haven bank.

The new bank's organizers are a group of North Haven businessmen and businesswomen. The bank would be located on State Street in a part of town where there are no bank offices, the application says. Student Given Scholarship A 'full scholarship from the Navy has been awarded to a student at the University of Connecticut dental school. Jef rey E. Thomsen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Thomsen of Wethersfield, won one of 140 Navy scholarships that will cover his full expenses for his remaining three years of dental school and $400 a month in living exepnses. An ensign in the' Navy Reserve, Thomsen will have to serve for three years in the Navy dental corps upon graduation. Hospital Adds Two Officials Hartford Hospital has added two administrators to its staff. John C.

Lylis, an assistant Erofessor of biology at the tniversity of Hartford, will become assistant director of education. W. Raymong Ford Jr, a research assistant at the Yale medical school, is a new administrative associate at the hospital Visit Norway OSLO An estimated 2.5 million Swedes visited Norway in 1975. Other visitors to Norway included 343.000 Danish, 302.000 West Germans. 216.000 Finns and 150,000 GlTInd GRICo .40 GSCEn 42c GTICorp Gabriel .30 GaiaxvCpt Garan 44a GananoCp Gearhrtn.28 GenEdSvc GHousewar GenResrcn Gengelnc GemscoTch Geonlnd GeroerSci GiantFd la GiantVeMOi GiaddingCo GlasrockPr Gialfitr 1 52 GienGer .16 Giobelnd 50 GioucslrEn GoioenCvd GoidnA27e GoidiieloCp Goodrichwt GormR 0o GouidlT.Mi GranaCH 30 GiBasinPet GiLkCh .24 Geenma" GREIT 40 GrossTIc 90 GrowC 320 Gruenind Gunlord 20 Gu.tRepFfl GilslrmLD Foreign Exchange 179 44 5 5-b 5 12 5'a 54e 9 4i 4'-s 4'4 6 4 29b 29 29 32 7 4 434 43a 9 20 11 II II 4 1 12 12 12 5 1 12 12 12 108 13 11 10 a 10'a 11 xl IT II a II a '8 13 4 -8 69 8 7i 78 -a 7 7 18 17 18 8 1 3 3 3 8 5 3 10 2 10 4 10 4 4 4 4 5 54 5 a 487 ti 4 a 4 4 15 119 306 30 4 30- -u- 4 4 18 17 6 4 3 2 -3 NEW YORK (AP) Thursday Foreign exchange in dollars and decimals of a aouar.

New York prices at 2pm. 3' 10 13 3-4 17- 3a 9 3 a 5 9 11 5 5 12 2 4i 4 Dollar Volume AMEX 8 1 9, 9'- 15 60 4 315-163 15-16-1-16 a 1-16 34 3-4 11-16 8 1 OEAInc .16 1 4 4 44- OakwdHom.03r 8 13 11 10 10 2 OhioArl .74 13 2 5 5 5 OnioB 1 40a 3 54 34 32 32 CmLineSvs 19 17 1834 18 18 2 OOkiepCop 22700 48 45 47-2 2 Ormandlnd 31 10 1 1 1 OSullvn 50b 1 12 12 12- OverhDr.40 8 13 8-8 7 7 OiarkA.058 17 26 4 4'a 4 -P-Q- 15 1 1 134 PGE6OI1 50 16 1634 16 1634 PGRdDH.25 3 13 13 134 P10.18OI2 54 14 26 26 263a P1046P1262 12 27 274 27 PG9 4PI2.37 20 26 25 25 PGESof 2 7 22 22 22 PG7 8PI196 2 213 2134 2I3. PGE9pf225 I 24 24 24 PG8.1pf2 04 7 22 21 2T'i PG9.2of2 32 1 24 24 24 PacUp4 40 2200 44 44-j 44-a 1-a PacLtPf4 75 230 49 49 49 'a PNTel1 20 8 40 163a 16i 16 PaiCoro32 14 13 30 293. 30 PalomrFini 50 36 2 2 2 a PandiB'adf 5 2 64 6a 64 Pantast 20 7 2 4 2 4 a 4 a ParkCh48a 6 1 9 9 Parsons 80 7 36 35 34 a 34 I 9 Pa'Fashion 4 21 3 a 3 3r- a Patagonia 14 4 4 PatoCG65e 6 40 Sa 5 5 9 'a Pemcorinc 5 2 6 6 6 PennDixwt 20 2 1 2 PenEnA160 8 3 7a 7 7'a a PwiTr 1.20b 6 5 28 28 a 28'8 PECP .681 7 19 5 5 a 5 PenRiEl 15 7 2 12 12 12 Pentnxtlnd 2 I 1 I PeoBoyslb 1 I a 19 4 19 4 PeoCom 44 4 2 14 14 14 PeriniCp30 5 21 64 64 4 PertecCorp 6 4 6 6 6 PeiroLewis 159 12-m 11 11 Pti.iLO 56r 4 23 8 8 8 PnoenixSti 5 3 a 3 a 3 a PiedmonMn 10 10 2 2 a 2 '4 PioneerSvs 6 2 a 2 9 2 9 Pionlex 80 4 23 7-. 7 2 7 2 4 PitWVa 56a 9 5 4 5 6 PitDeV1 20 7 15 21 20 2I1 Pittway 90 12 17 35- 34 a 34" -a Plantlnd 2 9 a 8-' 8' Plantrnc.

12 14 28 23 22 22 PtvGem Sit 15 6 4 9 4 4 PneuScaSO 142400 12 111 11 PotoronPd II 3 3 a 3' a 'a Potychr29l 13 7 7 7 a 7'a PrairieOil 13 7 63. 6 PrattLmb 1 7 19 11 11 U- PrenHal 12 123 20 23 22 23 '4 PreslevCos 31 152 12 a t'm 12 a PrimWt 121 22 4 a 4 a 4 PrpCrilOe I 9 4. 9 a 1 1 1 PrudBdg 24 4 7 3 3 3- PruoGrooo 3 3 a 3 a PjfeHro it St Oueocormc 7 I Sa 13 4 4 4 5J4 5'4 12" 12 13-16 1-16 3 13-16 13-16 I 5 5 8 6 14 4 3 8 3 10 3 125 35 4 10 5 9 2 NEW YORK (API -The following is a list of most active stocks bases on the dotiar volume for Thursday. The total is based on the median price of me stock traded multiplied Dy the snares traded. 3 Name Tot(SlOOO) Saiesffxtst Last 4 4 5'4 9 123 8 1 a 6 8' 446 9 9 64 6 1 48 7 2 6 6 84 44 44 ETCKPet m- CHBFood CHCCP .301 ST CIMtgwtA CMICorp CRSDes .12 ZZ CSECP .48 CvVTran 40 Caldor .250 Caicomp CalPrtCm 1 Camcolnc CaChbA.25e Camoln.40o ZZ1 CdnExp 05e CdnHomstd CdMPAl.50 CdnMarc 20 CdnOcci 50 JJ CdnSuorO'l km CapenartCo CapitlFd 20 Carbon 80a Caressa .30 J2 Carnal 1.40 CaroPiol I CaroPLP" 5 pTt CarroisDev CastieAM 1 CasFdl 2 a Casnetopln mm Cavilm.lOe CeliuC'aft EI CenVpf3 50 CenSec.3Se Cenvii' 15e ZH CerVot 2 25 CerWiedCp CertrwCp Ce'ecCorp CnaoWiti 40 Champtfort CnanrWeo CnemEno CniiflifVO'id JJJ Chrisi.arCo CinemaFiv CineraTia ES CicfcK 32 Ci'alion 40b darC ISe tm-t Ciarksor 20 Carosiai JJJ Clausing.64 Clooav I2f 1 Coachm 20e Conuinc I2t Coeman 52 CotonComt wmm CweitC 78 ComoE 05r JJJ Commco 2 CcxrAn JOa ComMi! 60b ETComoo-BV CoPsvrC 20 ComPS 1 62 ConpOvn ComPutlP 2 Conchem40 Conrock .60 3 3 5 3 II 34 II 'a 59J 8 9'.

a a 9 3 9 11-4 4 28 8 11 4 3 4 8a 8 98 3V" 12 1623 749 J9 Thur. Wed. Argentina fpeso) .0085 .0065 Australia (dollar) 12425 1 247S Austria (schilling) .0560 .0555 Belgium (franc) .025250 .025175 Brazil (cruzeiro) .1000 .1000 Britain (pound) 17650 1 7875 30 Day Futures 1 7750 17765 60 Day Futures 17640 1 7655 90 Dav Futures 1 7540 1 7545 Canada (dollar) 10270 1 0280 Cokxnoia (peso) 0335 .0335 Denmark (krone) .1630 .1630 France (franc) .2040 J050 HoKand (guilder) .3665 3665 Hong Kong (dollar) .2040 J02S Israel (Pound) .1300 .1300 Italy Ikrsl .001210 001210 Japan (yen) .003420 .003415 Mexico (peso) .0801 .0801 Norway (krone) .1800 Portugal (escudc) 0325 0340 Soum Africa (rand) I ISuO 1.1530 Spain (peseta) 0150 .0150 Sweden (krona) 2540 7240 Switzerland (franc) .3985 4070 Venezuela (bofiar) 2335 233S -H- 13 829 2 28 -b 28 11 8 II 7 3 2 19S 57 5 5 94 4 9 4 2 494 18 a SI, 108 HouOi'M I Jul $901 Geamd y86 Kaivlnd 1464 CoaCm GtLkCn 36 343 20 9 12 7 7 9 3'8 3i313 16-1-16 17 2 91 9i 96 10 614 7-16 i i 43--16 16 35 6 5e i't 6 4 16 16 16 vs 8 45 5 2 5 2 5 i 11 7 16 4 16' 4 11 36 46 45 4 45 2 2 42 1 4 la 1 4 6 31 3 4 3 4 4 6 72 24e 23 243 34 6 25 6 6 9 6 15 28 72 71 2 72 i 1 7 24 13'4 124 13v. 1 2100 57 1 56'4 57 2 3 43 41, 4 5 4 21 21 4 21 4 7 16 i 16 166 8 3 1 2 1 2 I 2 9 5 97e 9' 9' 4 7 I I 4 1 4 I 4 220 36 36 36 5 5 5 5 25 74 7 4 74. 15 20 208 20 5 l'4 1-4 5 13-16 '41-16 II 2 P4 li 1'.

9 16 5 if 5 441 4's 41 41 5 36 4 4t 4' 4 5 2 2- 28 2H II 1 21 21 21 8 8 10 3 16 2 16 2 7 4 2'4 2 7 8 5 5 5 2 2 7 6 18 6'a 6 'e 6 7 7 7 10 2 7 4 74 2 4 6 11 84 8 84 4 7 5 3e 3 3 5 7 9 9 98 1 19 1 74 7 V. 74 8 8 155 30 4 28 29 11 10 2a 28 2 15 41 17. 16 17 49 4 3 a 3 8 i 5 5 a a 5 a 10 30 I7 17e 17 10 1 41 41 413 5 21 4 9 4 4 7 4 14 14 4 14 4 2 58 58 5' 6 4 0' 8 I 5 17-8 17 178 3 1 25 1 18 1 54 10 l- l-e i 7 12 4 12 12 2 20 7 a 7 4 7 4 4 7 4 94 4 t. 7 38 N) M- 10 26 8 a 8 a 7 9 9 315 14 155 29 10 35 5 15 35 13 27 $6 6 119 30 -V- 7 29 6-. 2 8 11 a 6 II 2 Asamera SjII 297 10 Da'aorod 233 12 6-9 11 a 4 -a I 4'4 4'a 7 5 20 2 a 2 a 1 5 1 1 2 4 8 19 13 6 95 7 Dollar Volume, NYSE 8 11-8 8 8 8 11 a II 2 a 11 10 13 20 17- 209 5 8 12 4 7 8 2 3-.

5 l' I 1 13 5 4 58 8 8 373 29 1934 7 62 17 V. Germany (ochmart.) 3890 .3890 14 19 11 4 9 5 2 a 12 89 28 2 7 a 8 VaiiesSt.62t Vatmac .70 Vaispar 24 VLDyC IRe VarDor" 40 Varoinc Veecolns.32 Veritlrd VermiA40b Vem.t'on Vertipiiinc Vatecntnc V-koalnc VintaaeEnt Volker Vooiex 68 Vjtctnc .36 26 a 28 a2 10 129 5 NEW YORK (AP) The list of the most active stocks based on the dollar volume tor Thursday. The total based on the median price of the stock traded multiplied Of the Dow Jones Average 1 9 2 4 2 17 4 20 5 12 9-16 7 8 4 3 a 5 '8 11 1'4 13 5 5 8 37 a 2 a 194a 7 6 4 1 16 12 48 5. 6 8 56 17 a 4 JO i 1 93. '4 4 2 17-8 a 20 5 a 12 a 8 9-161-14 7 8 2 3-- 1'4 1 a 8 13 a 5 a 5 a 8 37 -13.

2 8 19-'a 7 6 a 1-16 12 8 8 0 y-n 9 6 '9 57 1 2 17 a '4 4'4 9 JO 3 1 HaiisMot SO ManwO lie Hanand 32 Harmn HarHdZdy MartiM.lSe HaryevGrp Masorolnd Has'rng 40a Haoa'A tor heailhC'im Hemic 05e HeitmrlWg HerWai 72 MiSnear 07i Hilinayn .32 Hiptrnic .20 HolngA 1.80. HoilyCorp HormeiG I MomHardrt HowM 60e HospVigw Hote'in 1 40 BousRcm 30 HouwVi 32 HOSpWtrlr HouO'MN Howe.C 30e HomW 05f I 50 HuboiBI 58 HudsonGen HuntHD 05r 21 II 30 66 3 3 snares iraaea. 2 3-t 3 a 2 4 4 I'. l'e 2 2 3 4 3 3 4 3'a 10 10 a 3 25 Name 5 83 6 12 14 4 7 5 8 86 TotiSlOOO! Sales(hds) Last S29.982 3111 96 111.669 430 272 S10 948 I92S 56 $9 505 947 101 J82I9 1735 47 $6862 401 170 S6.0I6 1044 57 New YorMAP) Final Dow-Jones averages STOCKS Ooen High Low Close Chg 30 fnd 98969 99599 98297 99100 156 20 Trn 22635 227 94 22465 276 66 0.24 IS UN 9071 91 10 9027 90(43010 65 Si 310.62 31251 308.53 31097 033 Indus snm Tran 579700 UtKs 237 500 65 Stk 2.186.900 3 5 EasKd IBM GenEI Burrgns Dow cn GenvO Ainax GnMot CaterpT Eon GnFood FordM UnCarb 1 08 4 I -w- 108 3 7. 25 I 7 a 10 7 11 I 14 8 21 3 a 33 3 17 4 5.

13 39 21 Ws 1 14 13 434 5 6 8 57 18 4 4 '8 308 31 3 VTClnc HI vuimc 60 V.nnt 40 avnrEI4t WamocoCM WwacSTOe Wangtb 10 8arCptC0S WasPvBSO 3 a 3 7 7. 7. 2 7 2 14 a 14 3 3 1 3 a 3 16. 5 5 393. 393.

$6,005 $5,961 $5 950 $5,689 $5722 $5,191 $5,144 S5J153 -R- RBtnd 7 10 4 6 RETmcFd 1 1 RHMecSvC I 3 1 3 RSCmousl 1 1 Is BLCCorp 10 94 648 97 562 IO6 3 996 57 1748 30 977 S6 1193 43 77 65 6 11 3 8 9 I 14 to i I 6 77 -i ll 91 88 002 8167 027 32978 -111 20 Bonds Public Utilities 10 Industrials Commodity futures index.