The Evening Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 39

PACE ID THE EVENING FUN. BALTIMORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER. IS, 1061 American Stock Exchange lolft Unit. talet Hn'' High Low 2 30 tun. N't lliah ont 2 30 Salei Nrt Urdu.

HleH low 2 30 Cha. Hah Sri irdi, Hlofi l.om 30 Chq tttlr Ktt lllch low 30 Oiff. Sdlei lltdi. Salft ft Hta. hibH imt 2.10 am Utah Kalfer Intl 5.1 Peru 397 23 44 4'.

CiBiper Jar lop Cut Hev 5 8', 6 5'4 5, 5', 5 9-lft-H6 lr4 I 1116 l'i Alwr I'ri A A' in llanill Acme All A Aiune I'rec Ran Am 7t7 4 101 Salem Bro 12 pf 1 12 3 SDiinuG ill .68 3 Stinnli Pel 161 Is. 1 U-16-1-U. IV 4 Kallmati 23 Kl Dim II) 2 Kavanau 3 hap Am 6U.77WI 45 120 44 44 loo', 101 111)', 12(1 -1 lilt 101 Ill i' llri'y7'4 II 2 1 2V I'm is 4 "4 wv Aunt- Kaweckl 1 12 5 SoCFd 9 101 SoCFd 1 1 Arm 20 3 Saxon Pau 2 A.lmir I'lant 20 Kawnrer .70 7 How Kay Jwlv 1 Savie 3 Ko rmbe Cod 3 I Gem, 4 3's81U S'rf'Fd 3wi5 40 SoCEd 3s73H 25 8V, 81X; Ed 3ft79P '16 ai'. Arrnjel Aerotu a Mfe 'I rill Ku.l-td 51 Scurry Ram 5 8P4 117 2 71 1 85', 71 Aid lllVt-M IMD Kinot Pd I5f Kin Ark Oil II Kirby Pel 5 New High Made In U.S. Grain Exporting The year mot lias proved a lioom year for export grain from the United Slates, much of it due to large relief programs In various parts of the world, From January I through November 1, more than 1,000,000,000 bushels of grain left the four exporting areas.

This is how the last four years shape up: t.nii rfc guv i n', it', C'uuruiikl I4 5 5 I6J 11-16 1116 Ci.ne (rr 20 2 1'. 1', Creole Pel 60a 26 M'k Jt'. Cre.rnniil 1 6, ts 'i Crowley .30 1 CiinCPel 1 lfi. H'- 'i Cron l)ni 5 4', 4', Crv.l.l (ill I 7', 7', 7'. Cuhaii lob 110 22 22 22 -1 Cubic Cu 20 20', 20 20 4- Culler A 22 11J, 10, 11 4- i DaltrhCD 04p l4 I'.

I'. D.iyl lud 36 12 5 Uayeelia Htr 21 6 5'. Vi I'aveia pll (lot) 12' i 12', 12', Davidnon 1 ID1. HI'. HP.

i- Vi Dar Mine. 1 5'. 5'. 5'. Tranaot 11 117 Webb Kn V74 4 71 Noma Lts Noil So Rv No Con Olit No Rankin Noeait Alrl Novo liwni.

Nuclear Am Oak ln Occldeni pet ngdni Cp 12 621 (ill 1 60 IIK.il. (111! Did Town oklep 2il Onelika Kim OHtilllvan 20( Ovpi.Hi'C 15ig Oxlord El 251 Oxt Mix A I PC.fcEtiRf 1 50 PC.E 5 pf 1 23 PdK rd Dl 1 2S P.c Indua 371 Sod Ply lit 14 Sbd Air 245 Seaporcel 4 Sec Gen 1 Free Pet Seebura Cd Kirk Nam, 22 III Htr 1 121 34 2 onn.ono Kleer Vil .141 4 12 8 7 l'i 112 .16 10 4 2 7' 4 43 3' 4 6 IV. 221 21'. 40 9'. 5 2.V.

11 10 II', jO 5't' 4 6 19-', 4 i'- 3 28 3 3I, It'i 18 9'', floO '18 1 i I 12 98 M'4 10 9', 1 10'. Estiniatert total itnck sales Total stock a year ago Estimated total bond Toall bond sales a yar ago 3 III 4 4 1 mo 0 I 3 3 37 II in is 2 5 5 l.i:i8 l'l 100 out) tililOoO Seernan Bro lOd UnAirc Pd 251 14 Unit Asb 24 Un Can OAG 34 Unit Elaa 2b Una Foods 4 t'n ImpAInv 20 I Air Cotid 10g US Ceram I Unlv Anier 18 Univ Oil 160 2 Un Com am 30 2 Un Control ,30 88 Unlv Iiisur 1 E50 Umv Mar 8ng 14 Ulahld 40 1 Valspar 50 2 Vand T4K 12f 5 Van Norm wl 15 Venture Cap 4 Vicl Palnl 10 Vlclnreen 62f 37 Viewlex A 12 6 Vlncn Cp 9 Valr CfcC I2d 15 VogfMf 2 Vornado 1 Wagner Bale 10 WaitiABd 1 Waltham Pr .621 28 Webb A Kn 319 Webb I4H0 1 Weiinan XA 3 Sel I an Jo 8" f. Ala 111 Km) I'll Alt I'w pM A hill WixkI 1 40 Aiil bill Am KhS All hut l'l up Alln All'l A III' (1) Wl Ailhin Alllwl All Albert full 24 Albert I'i'i) 4 Hit Alloys Uiil Ali.CU Aliimr (i'iv fc'4 7'4 9'e 11" H. 5 II 8H' 5'. 14'r- 1 4'ie 1 i'Z I 3.T.

5', a 7'4f I'll. 12' 4 II 814 3'4 h'. 2'. 5'. 4'.

34 7 16... DC Tr.n A .80 4 12 12 12 DeiayHir 7'i DeeiiMlKA 1 3 27'. 27', 27', Vi a sales In full. Rliet of dividends In th foregoing table ar annual disbursements based on tin last quarterly or teml-snnual declaration, tinlesa otherwise noted, special or extra dividends are not Included. hervo Srrvoiiiech Selon l.ea 13 anal Denn 20g SI, aw Wat Slieiw Win 3 SlierWm pf4 I HherCan 1 Slboncy Carlb SignalUllA 80b Pai l.tg pi 4 l'l 2'- 13 14'.

7i'4 I'1 4 4 Wl't 3.1' i 5') h1 4 I 4'i a 7'4 t)'l 12'i IV. 4'a 111', 80' 4 3'4 2'4 4 5'j 14 4'4 34 7 18 lb' 4 7' 3t (rt 5'. 93 Pacl.i pi 4 Hi Nor Alrl Pac 3 2H0 ill a-Also extra or extras, Annual rata PacNW Tel llenllll lip 17 8' 4 8 DeelliidPrt 12', 12 12 rieonP()ll 26 H6 l-K Dleeleecllic 6 4', 4'. 4', Dllherlit 13 4 4', 'i Dllbeerlt pf 35p 4', 4'. 4'.

Diyersiey ood 2 11'. Pr KUon 111. 19 Knoll Hot Ib 4 1 Kratter A 1 68 20 Kroop 18 KulLa El A 4 Lafar Rail Aidlon .50 9 Lakebh 5 lakev Fd 1 Lainton 60 2 l.aiwl Ind Larclillrld 4 I.eeMotA 9 Lelc Real 78 Lib Fab .251 6 Lith Am 43 Liylnm OH 21 Lotkmd KB 1 UKlaeAS 6 Ion, Wit 40d 1 Loial El 9 I 60a 13 Lucky Frl 1 1 Lunkhm 1.4oa tl50 Lynch Cp .371 3 plus stock: dividend. d-Declared or paid Aliiw 7 Ainlmis (111 Am llever Am Biimiiphs Am Klei-Hun Pac Pet ltd Pac Pet wt Parker. Sup in 1961 plua stock dividend.

pbio in si vear, f-Pavable in stock during 11 Silicon Iran. Silv Crk Piec Silv Miller SUvray Lt slmca Auto Iiui yn A 2' 2'. Am Int A estimated cash value on ex-divldend or ex-dislrlbutlon date. g-Declared or paid Sine Ven Oil 2 V. 10(1' 101 i 4 4 33.

34-'a 67. 68 DUonCliHe. 14 7', 7s, 7J.f 'i Ooniee Peel 14 14', 14', 14', hi DoniHIlAC 40 4 IK', 10' 4 ID', Am MAKC Ainl'eirnlA wentwtn III I'lfil l.d'iti.lM.OllO huslii-ls lf) hushrb 1 hiulirl SmgerLld 7 77 6 5 tM) 41 iM 102 4 1.2', 25 24 6 52 74 I 76 1116 9 12', 1 21'. West Crin Oil 22 WeslbuiyFab 4 i Am Hi-al so far this year, h-Declared or paid alter stock dividend or split up. Declared or paid this year, an accumulative 1-16 KM IIU.G'I.'.UUO bushi'ls Am 'Mini ul i Am WutP 1 wm 12'.

12J.t Wn Develop 22 Wn Equine, 14 Wn Nuclear .1. is.ua with dividends in arrears, Paid 2'. 5'. 15 4' 4 34 IB' 70' 5' i II'. Grain export from Atlantic cen Doiii III .10 7 17', 17J.

Dorr Oliv .40 5 It. 15', 15', Dor.eer 19 7'. 7s, 7. Draper I 40 8 42'. 41', 4IJ4- DnlltKxpl .25 32 15', l.P 1' Druv Fair .40 2 14 14 14 Duialny 4 V.

V. 21'. 21'. a 9', 9' 7 V. Pac 'AL i Padding A Pane Her .90 Pall Cp A .30 Pancst Pet Pantep Oil Park Elect A ParkPen 1 Prkbg Aet Palo Gold Ppmi Tiaf .40 Pemron El Pep Boys ,50 Perfect Photo Permian Peru OilffcM 3 9'.

this year, dividend omitted, deferred or no action taken at last dividend meeting. ters were sharply down for 1 2 9 16 2 9 16 2 9 16 2 3 14 12 Anaron Ul Aiiilna Hurt 50 Aim AmF.xpl Atigl.auA .20 Anki'ii I'll Anlh Pools Allollfl Itul Declared or paid in Pius mo. a November, even being below the MackTrk wt 4 Macke Vend .43 4 dividend, Payable In stock during lo, Slick Air Sonotone .28 Suss 2oa So Coast .50 SoPennOll 2 SCE4 7H)f 1 19 SCE4 32pf 1 .08 So Cal Pet So Mater .60 So Pipe I. So HeaHUt Soeedrv A .40 Spen Shoe 6 til Sperry Sixirt. Ar 3J.

70'i l'i 5r- IV'. Duro Trt Sod t50 61'. 61', ei'4 11! DuvalSul 1 25 1 30s, 3D1, 30.f 1 Mackev Air 16 pre-seaway opening year of 1 9', 9', 56 5' 5' 4 5' 1 27', 27', 27', 5 I li'i V. 134 30', 30 30'. 8 13 16 1316 Wn stk Inv 01g 8 Wn Tab 1 40b 4 WestmCl 1100 WhlleEInt 12 Wluimnyr 2 Wms Bros 75b 8 Williams, RC 73 Wms McW 10 Wihon Br 21 WllBr Vil li r.50 4 6 1M Magellan Pet 141 93 estimated cash value on ex-oivmena or ex.

distribution date. 1- Liquidating dlv. "dtl'-Called. xd-Ex dividend. distribution, xr-Ex rights.

xw-W bout Aonl'w pi 4 50 Ami El A II1. II 5 11 The 7-month total of 78,404,000 bushels was above WOO, but well Maana Oil 1 Mainl tip 7 Manuel Sir 1.20 7 41'. 41 Arkl.aUan 1 (12 41 Arkl'A'L Dl 4 72 (150 Dynairct Z.if 29 4'. 4', Dynaiii Am 44 13'. 13'.

13'. EaslCatiA .40 3 10 10 EaxlliCo 2a 1.5(1 47 47 47 1 Ea.sl Frt 28 'i 6V Kilo Corp 2.12J 15 22', 22 22 Elder Mill 16 I', 1'i l'i-1-1 EleclroKia 1 I 19', 1(1', Wi warrants, ww Wl warrants, wo wnen O'l'i 31' 4 below 10511. Matuflndui 8 6 12 Annum' wl 1.80 tsa distributed, wl When Issued. nd-Nt-xt day delivery, wt Warrants, ur-under Phil Lg Dia .50 Philips El PhllliDK Eck Phillips Sc Phoenix Stl Piaseckl Aire Pierce Ind Stahl Mey East Coast ports eye grain be ml'- WoodNM .80 tjo Wooriall 4 WoolLld Wt 44 1 Arnold All Ann Kl AHliu'rn Ak1 Fit Sim Sid Bd Paint Sid Dred .50 v)-In banknintcy or receiversnin or 46 1 116 7 4'i ing taken away by the Seaway, but Elect AsKlnt 12 12'. 12'.

12'. Marltn wt 4 Maryld Cud 1.25( 12 Masiiev .40 36 Matile Ind 4 McCrory wt 58 McCulloch Oil 19 .20 SiDred pfl Ml I being reorganized under the Bankruplry Act. or aecurities assumed by such com Yonk Race fijf Elect Comin 8 19', 19', 1 both regions are watching what is Pioneer PI 60 6 Z50 102 2 7 17 2'l'4 18 happening in the Gulf Coast area Forg .50 Std Meial! Sid Pnxl .100 std Thoin S'anley Av 48 150 10 5 8 32 panies. Chess Play Canceled Amsterdam, Dec. 18 ifr An offi MeadJohn 1 80 Menaoco lo Met Ther 1.20 Miami Ex .24 Yonlc Race pl.30f 11 Zale Jwly 1 13 Zap Off-Sh 1 Zapata Pet Bos Alsco 5 More elevators are being built 100 2 116 vihlanrock ur 911' 2'-4 a- 4 41f v.

1 1-16 J'te V. 17 18 r.f 33'. Hit 2 12J.f 4 10'. 6' 11J4 22 V. 57 90 31 2'4 4'.

1 4 2 6'. 17 2M'. 18 5'. I'. 33'.

6a I'. 17'. 2 12'. 10'- ll'4 II. 2P.4 57 there and advantage is being taken of lower barge rates down Mich Chem Mich Suaar Ashcl I aund A.smI Oil It das Am.i1 KihI .52 Am1 Teas! Lub AMrex Inc Alto Clii'in All del Ciilfft All KfM-aicli Alias Cp AHuh (leii Allan Sew Audio 1V Annua Pla 2f Aulu Had 'Mil Pit HV8 Pli.st Mat PlumeAAt .621 Pneu Scale 2 Polarad El Polvca-rt Cp Polymer A PowUiiAl Pow Can 2 I Prairie Oil PrattAL 3a 13 BostEd 2's70 1 licro Hone cial of the Dutch Chess Federation today announced cancellation of SiarreitCD 21 Siarrelt pf 50 4 Siatham In 3 Slelma 23 StenanChem 1.50t 10 the Mississippi.

The Gulf Coast ContVend 6s76wl 3 Elect i Ml. 12 6' 6 b1. Elect Re, A 16 9'. 9 9 1 Electron Sp 132 27'. 25 IV Electronic 4 7s 7, 7.

El-Tron 1 5 4'. 434 1 Enienee Cp 6 9't 8'. 8'. EmeryAIr 80 2 37', 37'. 37'r- EquilyCp 05d 130 4'.

4s. 4'4 EuuityCp pi i 121 Kl 54', 54 51 1 Erie Fome 11 3, 3', E.spev Mt 7 111'. 13', 13', Enquire 4 16'. lii, l-! Esq RadAEl 5 5', 5 5 Eureka Cp 75 3-16 5-32 Exqula Form 34 10'. 10 Fabrex Cp 10p 13 61'.

Falcon Hbd 8 7. 7, Fan Farm 1 4 27'. 27 as the figures show, is getting the Davega 1 DLWNJ 493A 1 Siephan 5'ig 1 l1. 34 6-, 1'4 17' a 2'i 24 10' li'4 12'. 22', 57 Mlcroaave Misw Inv .571 Mill Fart Mill Wolil .10 Mllo Elect Mirro Al 1.20 MoKanT c( Mohawk Alrl lion's share of export grain ship Folochrm 8 Gen 6s75 Auto St I Pd .201 Precware Pren Hall .40 Pies Real Pre.ton Min 1 Proct Sllex GuaniW 4s70str 1 ments.

Where is this grain going the Interzonal Chess Tournament originally scheduled to start here January 27. Bobby Fischer, of Brooklyn, was among the entries. Scrap vSteel $35-3(5 New York. Dec. 18 (i PltUbureh Slerl Al Pd Slerl Prec 58 Stone Con 80 2 StnoShnp 40b 32 Slruth Wells 33 Slylon Co .25 13 Sunalr El 1 Sunset In 41 Avien A Avi lnrt Avrsh Coll lb Hydrom 6s72A Kaweckl 47s76 7 Molyb Can 26 'i Molybden 12 29-S Molybden wt 10 lli'i Monog Prec 34 3' 21'.

20 8 15-16 8 11 16 8 11-163-16 Faraday tit Hlltlev Sel Prophet Co Pug Sd PiT 1 Purit Spt Pvle Nat .50 Department of Agriculture figures have not yet been compiled for all of lOfil to date, but the Nat Res 5s7fi 17 Nuclear 5'js7R 11 7' 7' 6 7 visuoercret li ISoran Steel No 1 heavy was quoted Occid Pet 6'as76 4 Ohio Pw 3'sli8 1 Quebec LKh itodav bv Iron Ae at, 835 36. Morse Pd 11 ll3. Ml Clem 36 10 MtVerM 1 1 17'i MtSiTT .90 6 34' MPO Vld A .40 2 12. Sup Tool 1 Sup Wind A 3 Supmkts OP 1 Sym Way wt 3 4 Wt 17 6 HO 51. 1.1 1 7-16 4 July.

1000 June, 11 record 34'-, 15-16 25-32 13-16- Svntex cp in Muntf. TV 128 5i 16 11 Talon A 1 2 10 Tampa El .80 Iayior Int Tech Mater 14 3' a 12'. 1'. 10J4 30' i 1111, l'l lll'i 1'4 4 15'4 5l'. 10' a S'.

III'. 28', li'i 5 41. lech Oper 15 Teechnicol 55 Teleclro Ind 13 Teeleeprom 15 Teleregist 76 Teeleereegist wt 8 Telev Ind 4 Tenney Eng 1 Bald Muni Bald Mmit nf 1 Haiti Sic Hmic 3ii( Haulf Oil Banner lnrt HnrCliils Wlf Barnes Fnu Barry Wr 50 Banich Vnfl BiiidIii.s Hayview Oil BiarniKs .20 Biati firuin .40 HellTelCmi 2.20 Belnck Ill.vl Benrus .30 Herkey PliolO Blcklils la Merk.sh Kr .30 Dirdsburo Blauners Biilittck 2 Bolsa Chita Buurjols iiim Bowl Cp Brad Koote Brandy 1 4IK Bra. Trac Bree1 Cp 2 4 1 22 11 8 1 5 3 9 "() 4 18 15 3 6 5'4- 1', 1H'4 l1. 16', 4 56'.

10'. 8', 11 28 "a 13i 6 4' 43'4- 5 5'4 43 34'. 31 i in1. ll4 4'. 15 '4 10'4 28 6 4'i 43'a 5 nrio (JUS 1 Fed Purch .30 Felmt Pel F'lnan Gen Km Real Firth Slerl Fl.sclieriPor Flhhman 70 Fly Tmer Fore.l City .60 Fotochrome Fox Head Fresnillo .40 Friend Frokl Garar) Inc Claim Pw 1 60 Gellnian Mf Gen Accept wt Gen Alloys Gen Build Gen Devel Gen Gn Cp Gen Plywd Gen Sirs Oenungn .70 Ga Pw pf4 60 Giannlnl Con Giant Yel 40 Gilbert 50g Glass-Tlte GletiDI .70 Globe Sec 40b Globe Un la Gobel Golrilield Murray Oh 2 3 57'i MuskPRlug 40 7 11 Muler Co .371 12 7'i Nachman 30 1 6'l Nanini Loa 3 12 Nat Nnnt A 1 S'i Nat Alf Deh 3 83, Nat BellH .35 16 12i Nat Bowl 2 3'i Nat Casket 1 i.Kifl 29'j National Co ,501 19 14 Nat Eq Rent 14 15'i Nat Pet 43 2 5-U Nat Pre.

.60 14 18i Nat Research 5 2(i'i Nat Rub 4 233i Nat StlCar J300 19', Nat Telefilm 18 2'i Nat Trans 1 3-i Nat Un Elec 7 3 Nat Video A .50 8 173, Nedicks .20 12 12 Nelly Don 72 8 17 NestLeM .20 4 19 NEngTA-T 1.90 18 49'i NH Clock 94 1', Term Hud .24 JO Terry Ind 12 Texstar 15 l'a 1 1-16 1 1-16 shows this: About one quarter of 00,000,000 bushels of wheat exported from Atlantic ports went to Poland and Pakistan; of the Gulfs 332.000,000 bushels, 30,000,000 bushels of wheat went to Brazil; 33,000,000 bushels to Poland; 42,000,000 bushels went to, Italy; and India got 00,000,000 bushels. Pacific wheat shipments amounted to lM.OOO.OOO bushels, of which 53,000,000 went to India, and to Japan. Of the 250,000,000 bushels of -corn sent out in the same twelve months, 50,000,000 went from Lake ports with 30.000,000 of that to 6V. V. Textron El 11 Ranid Am Rapid Am rt 3 Rath Pk .250 Rayette 20u Real Inv 1.15g Ri'al Prop A .21 Reeve.

Brd Reeves Snd Reinsur Inv ReisiCo Relianlns 2 40 ReniArnis Repub Foil 40b Hepub Ind 05p Rep Trail Ind Resisloflex .40 Rest Assoc Hlco Arg Rio Algom 1.50g Rio Algom wt Rio Gr VG .16 Rltter Fin 28 Robin Tech 40 Roger. Cp Tollins Brd Roosevelt Roose Rac Ross Prod Rowld Pd .24 Roxbury .40 Royal Am Royal School Royallte Rusco Ind Russ Ave Ryan Pel .251 Ryer Hay lexi inc wi ii IS3. 73a- V. 28 3654- 84 24 '4 4'4 12'4- 5s. 2'-l-l6 Thew Shov 2og 4 Thomp Star 40 Thorncl Pk 3 Thorof lb 2 Thrift! A 1 20b 1 Todd Slip 1.40 1 Tonop 8 Tow Acc 6 Town Photo .121 4 vjTrans CubA 13 Trans Lux .40 7 Transpt A 3ob 61 Trav-Ler .501 4 Trl Cont wt 1 Tnang 2 True Tern 1.20 2 Unexcell Ch 4 3 zlOO 7 3 2 17 Hullo Ml I Brilalla Pel Br Am Oil 1 BrCnlPw I 2tip Brit Pel Idna 35 Zinc 8 35 'i NMexAAr 8 12'i New Pk Mng 38 I1, New Proc 7g HO 140 Briaiks In.M 2 Rrovtii Cn Km 21 GoikIMI 80a Gold Jwly A .50 Gorhain Cp 1.60 Brown Fur A 4(ita 2 34'.

1-16. 1 2li 24" 4- 35'. I 40bxd Brown Ko lob 10 Z200 BrownK )( .40 1 Nickel Rim 25 14', Hi 14 iltit's Diilllid Undoi Dry C11. 90 fml 100 (nil Kmtitl Spirit. H.

II titbit, lti Cicni8iti, Olii. OiitnbuliJ 1 Nitiml Dittillirs Priiocti Cimpmr. Grd Hap 40 Gray Mis Gt Bus Pet 2 at Am Ind 2 Gt Lak Chem GtW Prod .10 Greer Hyd Grid Freeh 1 Guerdon A Guerdon wt Gull WM 1.25t Bruce Kl 1.621 45 Brownliub 3 BSF Co 7 BudKrt Fin 1 Knell Die 8 Hunk Hill 6 Burma 30 8 Burr JP 2 Hurry Bis .50 5 Butlers Sh 13 Vz ll'4 8 1516 3414 34'-4 453.4 12 Gulton Ind Canada for transshipment elsewhere; 94,000,000 bushels went out from Atlantic ports, of which 000,000 was for the United Kingdom, and 10,000,000 for Ireland. The Gulf shipped out 104,000,000 bushels of corn, with 33,000,000 going to the Netherlands, and 000,000 to Japan. Soybeans also are a large crop, with 131,000,000 bushels being exported last year, from the same regions, with the Netherlands, West Germany, Japan and Canada getting the major portion.

Other grains rounding out the export trade are oats, barley, rye, sorghum and flaxseed. -f 8s. 1 3-l-16 CalgEd .10 34 19. 19' 4 Cal F.I Pw 84 7 2' 2.V4 'a CalElP 6 pf3 57' 4 57' 4 57' 4 V. Callld 111 1.20 .100 3H'2 38' 38' Canipb Club 50 7 3-16 6 15-16 7 3-16 3-16 Can So Pet 74 3 1-16 2 15-16 3 ecdn Huskv 15 6' 4 8 5-164 1-16 Cdn Ind Gas 61 7 11-1H 7' a 7 1-16 I 3-16 Ctln Javelm.

.251 34 13'. 12', 12', Cdn Mure 8 4', 4', 41, Canal Rand SO 4 20', 20 20 Canav Jnt 22g 4 12'. 12, Bilcsl 3 18' a 111', Can CltvPd 1 00 3.T'a 3.1'. 33J4 Carey 10p 1 3'. 3'.

3', Carnal ion 1 50a 6 115' 115 113 Cam PfcL PI5 7.10 103', 103'i 'n Carreras Olg 21 1 15-16 15-161-16 Ciislle. AM 1 15 15 15 Catulin 10b 7 5'. ifi fe' Wtrly ssyaav-Me--: -ttrf-m ify H8.B Am Halll.aiiiii Harrleman HarnCorp Harttld St Hart! El 3 Harv Str A 25g Hastings HavLillio Hazel Bish Hebrew Nat Hecla .50 HelenaH 130 HehCoil .60 Heller of 5.50 Hehiier.P Here Gal .20 Higblf Mf .80 HinhwayTr Higliw Tr pf Hill's SupA HillonHot wt HoeACo HoeCoA Hoffmlntl Hofmlnd 110 103 1 3', IP. 15', 45', 1 153, 1 3'4 1 15V, 2', 24'. M' i II i Vy 1 1 ii i i iiiaimn 1 w'f'J, TO wvw W1 iTawrrwpiiTiff i iii i im 'iifc'afi 1 ifVTr -V ji GIANT 12x16 CLUBRGOM I A i GL gf1 Ss-T Knotty Pine or Silver I I Jl Mohogony Tyo.

Walls II Vw I Acoustical Typ. Ceiling FT II I Tile Floorl "i mf Recessed Ugh 1 -r Elec. Outletl f' I mumhi ii. mmnii A wwaiwiiaiMiMciMiaflMiaauia FRFF PURCHASE Not all kinks have been ironed out of seaway operations. It is Cen Hiulley 40 Ccn Srcur 3.4(kl 1 Sec nlBl.40 7.200 23'4 SO3, possible lower tolls will be sought Centurv El 4 3', I 123i 8 -1-16 26 13-16 order to attract additional Charter Oil Cherry Bur .40 P.

shipping. That question will come nollmger HollyCorn HollySir HomeFin .40 24 1 T'l- 1 I 19', Vi 'i 34' 4- 38', 162 Clie.senrou 1 Chi Rivet la Chief M11K Christiana Oil Chromiillov 112f Cinerama Cucuil Foil Clark Cbl .28 Clark Con 1 Cluroslal. 11 HomeOilA .25 HomeOllB Hormel 140 1.55f HornAHBk 7 up in two years. Meanwhile, some Atlantic ports are reaping advantage through lower rail rates from the Midwest put into effect last year, and continued through 1061, attracting grain hauling to the Eastern trunk line roads. But these lower rates 7.100 163 HowellEl .501 3 HubbellA 80a 1 Clary CP Clelrac Hycon Mfg 27 Hydroma ics 4 Hydroinelals 27 Hvgrader 1 1 15-16 15-16 1-16 14', Va 32'.

21 1 a 34 a IMC Mag 15 cannot compete with the river CHopay CP ,10 Coast Oils Cockshult Colin Elect Colonial Cp .30 Colonial Sd 3ob Coml Mel 40g Cummun Dis ConimPSv 1 it. 7 13-16 7 13-1 Imp Chem 31g I i fL 1 hl I c. i A 'ki r- 4' Ii Itr Jl ilk" I I' gin' I J' 'Sfs! If I If barge line tolls, and the rivers are in the heart of the main cram-producing canter. -1 Imp Oil 1.20a 4 ImpTbCa 5oa 3 Indepeiid Tel 3 lnplsPM, pf4 150 IndPlywd 12f 3 Inland Cred 1 37f 1 The East Coast cities show these Inland Horn 3 12 109 InsNAm 1 80 23'. 7'i InlBrew 70g 15 Int Holdings 2 88 1 comparisons in grain exports for the last four years: ATLANTIC PORTS November (In thousands nf bushels') 1115H 1359 19(it onipobli .40 CompuDvne Connellv .10 Con Diesel Con Mng 80a Con New Pac Con OilG Con Royal 50g Con Fun Ray CiaistrPd Com AvAEn .40 Cont Coml Ct Coi'ti A Cont Maler Cont Vend 2f Cont Vpnd rls Cook Pi 1.41 Intex Oil 1 lines Roy I2a 16 laPSv nf3.90 HO Iron Firem 39 living Air 2 Israel Am Oil 36 Jeannelte Gl 2 Jeff Const 6 Jetronic Ind 5 Oils 14 14', 1'.

23 6,396 10s. 6.156 NiirtniK Philadelphia IS VII OF OUR laHIi 7.774 9.4 HI 4,571 .31 1.8 II 1,112 6.751 6675 4,211 1,813 1.845 1,891 11 PORTABLE VV. det.itxf. 8.062 121 801' 740 ivew vorK. J.SM as a Albany.

2,208 614 I I tLtVlilUPi -Zjy CLUBROOM I jr lllJBLMIMIlalalWIIWMIIIMMIMIlliM Boston. Totals 18,776 23,215 25,135 18,382 Ortoher 17,170 11,484 10.071 16.299 September. 12.518 14.215 13,331 12,217 7.789 11,357 9.608 July 11,141 6.950 4.355 7. Mil Call 24 hours a day, ind. Sunday! Dl.

2-68S5 a. 1 D.dsn 7,633 7.428 June 8.4 May 14,764 10,061 Wiarw4aaf Welcome sight for a holiday Gilbevs Gin Totals 103,566 82,169 76,981 78,461 Export figures in the four regions for November, the last of the seaway seven ice-free months, and for the period beginning in May are as follows: REGIONAL EXPORTS November (In thousands ot bushels) 1958 1959 I960 1961 Atlantic 18,776 23,215 25.135 18.382 38.134 38.750 65.619 60.95 Pacific 12.0IS 11,2011 19.519 17.358 Lakt 4.827 15.481 23,759 21.JJ4 TTVsT "88.626 131,032 118,049 ffTe world agrees oii'GilhefspleaseT SI.flTl 82.819 84.649 123.042 89.268 89.417 92,500 84.707 71.601 85.218 80.744 81.265 78.B?1 63,957 71.978 63.5M 75.530 55,395 October Sept. August. July Juna May to place a SUNPAPERS Classified Want-Ad dial 539-7700 96,755 105.179 80,991 79,366 90,550 117,571 if i 482.958 571.706 668.079 698.998 H' a Vhen you read about Red Ghina it Greek to you? Merry Christmas! f'hm 8 inslv, aV af Mat awxa caw Rsfrton't Wsst Sidi Stor i -is WT I I I Iaa Ta I 1 the whole gamut of human interests. You'll find it all, from fashion to football, Tito to travel, Kennedy to cooking.

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