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STRICTLY BUSINESS Cbeatlantajoutnnl AND CONSTITUTION NEWS-VIEWS 7TT" lffi 1 1 Exchange Ending Its Best Year Shares Traded Top 1.1 Billion NEW YORK tfr-In sheer Wednesday, Dec. 25, 1963 Page 10D Corporation Saving Accounts Approved by U.S. Comptroller numbers, this has been the busiest year in the history of the New York Stock Exchange, a spokesman said Tuesday. It tops the record set in 1929, the S. S.

Kresge K-Marts to Open Jan. 1 K-Mart, the discount department store division of the S. S. Kresge has announced its first two Atlanta area stores will open starting Jan. 1.

George McVinnie of Atlanta, K-Mart regional manager, said the initial stores here will lease the facilities on the Bankhead Highway and in Marietta presently occupied by Thrift City, whose leases expire Dec. 31. He said the food markets in the K-Mart stores will open Jan. 1, but that it will take a few weeks to remodel the remaining floor space in the two stores to prepare for general merchandise operations. Noting that these stores mark "only the beginning of our confidence in the Atlanta market," he added, "we are at present completing negotiations for other store locations here.

Nationally, he said, K-Mart has grown from 18 stores in 1962 to 53 this year, and will add 30 more during 1964. year of the big crash. The exchange said that be "Ordinarily," he said, "the president, the principal vice president, and the cashier are executive officers." He said the restrictions on loans should not apply to employes who are given official titles for prestige purposes, for the execution of documents, or for the performance of other "ministerial functions." board of directors, and even with approval the loan may not exceed $2,500. Saxon said an executive officer was one who had both a voice in the formulation of bank policy and responsibility for putting that policy into practice. A person who serves only as a director would not be an executive officer, Saxon said.

fore mid-session Tuesday, with four trading days left in 1963 the number of shares that had changed hands exceeded the total of 1,124,800,410 recorded in 1929. In terms of rapid turnover, however, the 1963 figure doesn't come close to frantic 1929. There "The motion is carried then that we wish everybody a Merry Christmas!" WASHINGTON UB Cnmp-trollcr of the Currency James J. Saxon ruled Tuesday that national banks may accept savings accounts from corporations. He also issued a ruling which would remove restrictions on bank loans to certain types of bank officers.

In the ruling on savings accounts, Saxon said there had been frequent requests for a controller's opinion on the legal basis of a practice which generally has prevented corporations from maintaining savings accounts. He found no such legal bar. He said national banks may accept savings accounts "without regard to whether the funds deposited are to the credit of one or more individuals, or of a corporation, association, or other organization, whether operated for profit or otherwise." Regulations prevent any bank official classed as an "executive officer" from receiving a Joan from his bank unless he receives permission from the You-Kiwiv-Who Gets Special FAA Permit WASHINGTON (UFI)-The Federal Aviation Agency (FAA), which grounded all airline pilots 60 and over, has issued a one-day flying certificate to an overweight oldtimer with a long white beard. Cotton Mixed were only about one billion shares listed for trading then, about one-eighth as many as now, and the 1929 turnover rate was 119 per cent. In 1963, the turnover has been about 15 per cent and in 1962, about 13 per cent.

This year is likely to set a record for average daily volume, with the figure running at 4.6 million shares against the high of 4.3 million set in 1929. The average last year was 3.8 million. Over the Counter Securities The following btd-and-asked quotation are obtained from the National Association oi Securities Dealers, Inc. They da not represent actual transactions, but are Intended as guide to the approximate range within which these securities could have been sold (indcated by the or bought (indicated by the ai the time of compilation. DEC.

14, 1943 INDUSTRIALS AND ITILITIES Prey. Bid Asked Bi Abrams, A. 5 5 5 Aerosonic Corp 1 1 1 Alterman Foods 24 27V4 24 American Cryogenlca 14W 15 14V American Greetings 35 38 35'a Associated Transport 26' 7 29 26Vi Atlanta Gas Light com. 28 30 28 All. Gas Light $4.44 pf.

93Va 93Vi All. Gas Light $4.50 pf. 93'i 92V Atl. Motor Lodges, Inc. 6 7 6 Atlantic Company 19' i 21 Vt 19'4 Atlantic Steel 16 1 8'a 16 Atlas Finance fit WM Atlas Finance VTt Pfd.

19V 19V4 Auto Soler 5 Vlt Avon Products 132V4 I37V4 132 Bibb Mfg. Company 20 22 20Vi Billups Eastern 2V7 3 2Ji Billups Western 7 7 Bowater Paper (A.D.R.) 5 4 .5 Brown Eng. Inc. 22 25Vs 22 Bush Hog com 7 77i 4' Bush Hog units 22 22 Carolina Pipeline 4 4' Chattanooga Gai 7 fit 7 Capital 3 3 3 Colonial Stores 17, 18 17 Cousins Properties HVi 13 11 Ilelhi Taylor 22 24 22 Delta Steamship Line 10 11 10 Drexel Enterprises 21 Vt 23 214 Dvnatronics 1W IJi lj Eckered Drugs I8V7 20 18's Farrington Mfg. Co 7 8V1 7Vt Florida Gas Corp lO's IIV4 Wi Frito Lay, Inc 37 40 37 Fulton Investment 9 10 9 Genuine Parts 23'4 25 23V4 Georgia Marble 32Vj 3SVa 32V Georgia Power $4.60 pi 97 101 97 Ga.

Shoe Mfg Vt 10, Glassrock Products 5 5 Sv Great South. R. E. Trust 10 llVj WA Haverty Furniture 18 18 Huston (Tom) 35 38 35 Intermtn Telephone 20Vj 22''7 20 Jackson's Minit Mkti 5 6V7 5 Kingsport Presi 17V7 19 17'i Lance. Inc 14 15 14 Graphic Artg 3 4V4 3 Marble Products Co 4 5' a 4 McLean Industries 3 3 3 Mississippi Valley Gas 24 26 24 Mobile Gas 30 357 30 Miwre-Handley Hdwr.

9 10 9 Natl. Food Products 18 20Vi 18'4 One Hour Valet 2 2'-7 Orkin Exterminating 19 21 19 Pacific Pwr 4 25 27'7 25 Phoenix Investment 4'a 4 4 Red Kap. Inc 16 Wit 16 Retail Credit 74 74 Rich's 47 51 47 Rockwell Mfg 26 28 26 Rollers (John) Co 8V4 9V4 '4 Savannah Electric 32 35 32 Savannah Sucar Ref. 35 38 35 Scientific Atlanta 10 IIV7 10 Soripto 4 7 6- SeaPak 8 914 8Vs South Atlantic Gas 20 22 20 South Georgia Nat Gas 94 10 9'4 Snulhern Airways 5 5 5 Southern Bakeries 3'4 4 Va Southern Nitrogen 16 17 I6V4 Southern Soring Red I6V4 18 16 Southland 6 7 6 Sterling Discount 5 7 5 Tenn Natural Gas 13 15 13 Terminal Transport ll's 12'A 11' Thomaston Mills 29 29 Trade Winds 2 2 Trans-Cont Gas Pipeline 21 23 21 Tull (J. Metal 11 12 11 Walter (Jim) Corp 27 29 27 West Point Mfg 23 25 23 Western Ky Gas 22 24 fcv, INsntANCK STOCKS American Heritage 15 14 15 American Ind Reins 3 3 3 Cherokee Ins Co (Tenn) 23 27 23 Coastal States Life Ins 31 33V 31 Founders Life Assurance Co of Fla 4 5 4 Georgia Intl Life 22 24 Georgia Investors 1 2 li Georgia Life Health 20' 7 22'i 20't Gulf Amer 1 1 1 Gulf Life 40 57 Greatamerica Corp 14' 1 15 14 Interstate Life Chart 18 1 17 Jefferson Std Life 11 3' '7 118 114 Kennesaw Life 9 10 9 Liberty Natl Life 73 77 73 Life 4: Casualty 33i 35 33 Life Ins Co of Georgia 200 215 200 Lincoln American 4 5' 7 4 Nat Life 1: Accident 100' 7 105 100 National Old Line 24 26 25 Occidental Life of N.C...

19 20 19 Old Line Life 79't 84', 79 Piedmont Southern lift 70 7 5 70 Quaker City I jfe 44 50 47 Republic-Franklin Lift 5 4 5 Security Life 21 21 Tenn. Life Ins. Co 20 21 20 United Family Life 4 7 4 BANK STOCKS Bank of Fulton County 34 Bank of Georgia 51 57 51 CIS National Bank 84 88 14 First Natl. Bank of Atl 66 70 46 Fulton National Bank 63 63 People Bank 34 34 Trust Co. of Georgia 174 114 174 CORPORATION BONDS Atlantic Co.

5 '80 7 101 V7 97 Built. Homes TVi1 58 66'i 58 Bush Hog 6' 7i 73 92 100' 7 92 Rog (John) Co. i 74 99 107V 99Vi (x) Dividend. NEW YORK uTr-Cotton futures closed 20 cents a bale higher to 5 cents lower in an abbreviated pre-holiday session. Switching operations by traders from nearby May to October were a feature.

Net Open High Low Close Chg, March 30.60h unch May 33.57 33.57 33.57 33.52b 1 The agency admits the pilot likes to fly at rooftop levels, but it says it will make an exception in his case since the flight is "consistent with the public interest." But FAA Administrator Na-jeeb E. Halahy warned that the license to ignore the air traffic All Major Exchanges To Close Christmas NEW YORK (A All major commodity and securities exchanges here and abroad will be closed Christmas Day but most will open the day after. On Dec. 26, regular hours will be observed by: The New York Stock Exchange, the American Stock Exchange, the National Stock Exchange, New York foreign exchanges, Chicago livestock, Chicago's Midwest Stock Exchange, the Agriculture department dairy and poultry markets, Agriculture department New Jersey produce market, New York bar silver, London stocks and London metals. scribed minimum altitudes, dropping as low as chimney-top.

Can ignore rules prohibiting dropping of objects from aircraft in flight. Is authorized to tow extra sections if necessary, provided he carries a long streamer from the rear section reading: "Merry Christmas to all from the Federal Aviation Agency." July 4 rules is good only for "the evening hours of Dec. 24 and the earlv morning hours of Atlanta Bank Clearings Totals for Tuesday. Corresponding day last year HOLIDAY tvinner 31.22 31.27 31.20 ai.i'b 1 December 31.20 31.20 31.20 31.17b 1 March 31.07b 1 May 31.05b unch Middling spot 35.20n unchanged. Nominal! Bid.

Georgia Poultry Broilers and fryers: Live supplies adequate although ice pack ready to rook occasionally short of the Improved demand due to disrupted processing schedules. Undertone steady to firm. Estimated slaughter by Georgia processors Tuesday 677,000 head compared to 912.000 head last Tuesday. At-farm quotations Tuesday on broilers and fryers ranged ll-12c, mostly lc with some sales under contract or other agreements up to 2c over the mostly quotation. Delivered plant prices ranged 12-144C per lb.

with the majority ranging 12-12V4C settlement prices Include some minimum guarantees of 13-13''7C farm A-Wa delivered plant. Georgia Poultry Exchange Monday offered 55.700 and sold 10,800 head at 12 cents. Hens: Market barely steady. Offerings continued plentiful. Demand only fair.

Estimated slaughter of heavy type s.onn tiirhl tvne none. Prices Daid Sign of the Times MONTREAL (AP) The big pocket watch is fading as the Dec. 25." Halaby says he is not really worried about the erratic flight path of the aviator since he has an accident-free record dating back past the Wright brothers. Under the FAA order, the pilot: Is exempt from using navigation lights inasmuch as these may be spotted by watching children. May fly below the pre- LIVESTOCK Treasury Statement WASHINGTON, Dec.

24 (AP) The cash position of the Treasury compared with corresponding date year ago. DEC. 19, 1963 Balance 7.063,536,410 Deposits fiscal year July 1 50,771,631,874 Withdrawals fiscal year 59,928,251,863 Total debt (x)31 0,249,290,772 Gold assets 15,582,360,563 DEC. 19, 1962 Balance i 5.592,519,703 Deposits fiscal year July 1 46,415,318,076 Withdrawals fiscal year 57,300,377,306 Total debt Gold assets 15,978.074,219 (x) Includes $364,881,103 debt not sub-1ect to statutory limit. long-time symbol of the rail Grain Mart About Steady CHICAGO UP) Prices generally showed little net change in a slow and dull grain futures market.

The pre-holiday trade consisted mostly of evening up speculative positions, although a small volume of export business was noted in wheat and corn. Trade ended at noon instead of the usual 1:15 p.m. closing. CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE CHICAGO (AP) Previous Opes Bigk Lew Clean Close WHEAT Mar 2.19V, 2.19V4 2.19 2.19V4 May 2.14 2.14"4 2.13"7 2.13 Jul 1.77a 1.77V, 1.7614 1.74T's 1.77 Sep 1.79V4 1.791 1.7iV 1.787i 1.78 CORN Mar l.W 1.204 1.20'a 1.20Vi 1.20 May 1.23 1.23'a. 1.22 1.23'b 1.23 Jul 1.24's 1 a 1.2417 1.24'a 1.24"a Sep 1.23 1.23 1.23 1.23 1.23 OATS Mar 70 V7 70 70 70 Vi May 71 71'4 71 71 Jul 67 67 67VJ 47Va 47 Sep RYE Mar 1.51 1.49 1.51 1.49V4 May 1.51 1.53 1.51 1.52 1.51Vj Jul 1.4," 1.47 1.47 1.47 1.

7 Sep 1.46' 1.46V7 1.44'A 1.44VJ 1.44 SOYBEANS Jan .82 2 83 2 81 2.83 2.83 Mar 2.86 2 8" 2.85H 2.864 2.87 May 2 90 2 90 2 88 2.89 2 90 Jul 2 92'7 2.93 2.90 2.91 2.92 Aug 2.86 2.87V4 2.85' 2 86V, 2 87 Sep 2.63V4 2 63Vj 2 62'i 2 63 63 Nov 2.56 2.56Vi 1.55 2.55 2.56 SOYBEAN OIL Jan 2.87 8 29 8 22 8 24 1 78 Mar 8.55 8.55 8 44 1 51 8 55 May 8.70 8.72 8 65 8.41 8.72 Jul 8.86 8.87 8.81 8.8 8 88 Aug 8 93 8 93 8.88 138 195 SOYBEAN MEAL Jan 75.20 75.20 74.70 75 05 75 .20 Mar 77.00 77.10 76.75 77.05 77.20 May 78.00 78 05 77.80 77.95 78 25 Jul 78.70 78 25 78 00 78 25 78 40 Aug 76.75 77.05 76.60 77.15 77.40 Cash Grain CHICAGO. Dec. 24 (API Wheat Was nominally easier; basis steady; receipts i cars; corn firm; basis steady; receipts 10 cars including no cars for Commoditv Credit Corporation; oats nominally firm; basis steady; receipts none; soybeaa receipts were Bone. wheat. Aatc tm anvhaa Cm.

roader in Canada. Effective New Year's Day, Canadian Na tional Railways employes will be allowed to use wrist watches Butter and Eggs ATLANTA EGG MARKET Eggs: Prices tended slightly higher on all sizes except smalls which held steady. Trade sentiment remained good as close clearances generally existed. In instances dealers desired additional supplies though a somewhat better balance prevailed as most retail store orders have been filled for Christmas trading. Prices to retailers, cents per dozen, consumer grades, cases included store door delivery, Atlanta area, cartoned, minimum one case sales (includes direct sales by nearby producers); Grade A white, extra large 45-51, mostly 49Va-51V2; large 43-53, mostly 48-49'ac; medium 37-45.

mostly 40Va41c; small mostly 35-37c. NEW YORK. Dec. 24 UPi (USDA) Wholesale egg offerings lisht. Demand good Tuesday.

(Wholesale selling prices based on exchanee and other volume sales.) New York spot quotations follow: Mixed colors: Extras (47 lbs. minimum) 42-43; extras medium (40 lbs. average) 33-34; standards 37-39; checks 32'a-33Va. Whites: Extras (47 lbs. minimum) 43-4417; extras medium (40 lbs, average) 335: tnp quality (47 lbs.

min-imumi 44'a-47: mediums (41 lbs. aver-aBe) 35-37; smalls (36 lbs. averaeo) 29' a-30' a. Browns: Extras (47 lbs. minimum) 42-43: top quality (47 lbs.

minimum) 41V7-43V3 mediums (41 lbs. average) 341 '5. per lb. for broiler, breeder, heavy type at farms 15c, f.o.b. plants 16c; lisht type too few to report; old roosters-heavy type at farms 6'ic.

f.o.b. plants 6 cents. Sukarno to Visit NEW DELHI, India (AP) CHICAGO. Dec. 24 (AP)-(USDA)-Hoiss moderately active, butchers and sows steady to 25 higher; shippers took (X cent tne supply; mixed 1-3 butchers 15.75-16.25; liberal showing at 16 25 220-240 lbs.

15.25-15 75; K-50-15-25; 250-270-lb. 14 load mostly 3s around 290 lbs. 13.60: mixed 1-3 400-450-lb sows 11.75-12.25 2-3 450-500 lbs. 11.25-11.75; 500-600 lbs. 10.75-11.50.

Cattle 5.000; calves none; trading on slaughter steers and heiiers active, steers 25 to mostly 50 higher; heiiers strong to 25 higher; cows steady to 25 higher; not enouch bulls for a market lest; two loads prime 1, 250-1, 275-lb. slaughter steers 23.75; mixed high choice and prime 1. 050-1. 300-lb. 22.75-23.50; over 15 lds at 23.50; several loads high choice and lbs- 22.50-22.75: load 1,415 lbs.

22.00; choice lbs 22.25-23.00; lbs 21X22 75; se': erl IftHc 1 ion.) 4cn lu ic 1 m. Cocoa Futures NEW YORK (API Cocoa futures Diplomatic sources report President Sukarno of Indonesia has Egg Futures CHICAGO (API-Shell egg futures: closed 47 to 52 higher. Sales 520 con Morocco is Next BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) -The European Common Market, which already has begun talks with Tunisia, has agreed to discuss establishing economic relations with Morocco. tracts. Uph T.ntv Mar 25.17 24 82 May 25 70 25.31 accepted an invitation to visit India early in 1964 and confer with Prime Minister Jawaharlol Close 25.1317 25.67n 26.15 26.42 26.73-75 27.10n Sales Hicn Low Uose t'r.

lose 380 33 60 33.25 33.55-45 33.15-10 10 32.70 32 65 32 65 32.55 32 70 32 70 32.70 32.55n FROWN WHOLE FGG8 211 26.35 26.05 26.30-35 25.95-92 Oct, Jul 26.15 25 87 Sen 26 50 26.25 Dec 26.75 26 50 Mar 26 80 26.80 Nehru. Jan, couple loads lbs. 19.00-19J5; kh iris. 20 17.50-20.00; choice 800-1, 100-lb slaughter heifers 20 36i 3 smalls (36 lbs, average) 29a-30a. COMPLETE AMERICAN STOCKS NKW YORK.

Dec 24 lPI d'SDA) 'bs- mostly cood 20.00- Butter offerings ample. Demand quiet. Prices unchanged. u.w: utility and commert-ial onws 12.25-13.75; canneri and cutteri 10.00-12.50. Cheese steady.

Price unchanged. CHICAGO. Dec. 24 0B Thlraro Mnrrun. SOUTHEASTERN HOG MARKET THOVf ACV7TI 1 rw.

i ir Rates Net Sales Net Last Chg. tile Exchange Butter steady: wholesale Nell LastChf. 13 14 'Levitt fads.) (hds.t Last Chi. Rales Nell Sales Net (hds.) Last Chg. (bds.) Last Chg.

13 5H PhUl Eck 5 SH Vt Sales Net (bds.) Last Cht A Sales (hds.) Carter JW 2 4 'A I Gen Plywd buying prices unchanged; 93 score AA 573; 92 A 5754; 90 57; 89 54; cars 90 573a; 57V4. 'Hi uen sirs 66 Vm i Gen SupM 6 4 Genungs ceipts 4,300 at Albany, Columbus. Moultrie. Thomasville, Dothan, Jack-sonvUle, generally steady. U.S.

1-2 barrow and gilta 190-230 lbs. 14.75-15:25. 1-3 180-240 lbs. 14.25-14.75. 2-3 240-270 lbs.

and 1-2 160-180 lbs. 13.25-14 25. 1-3 ow 2MM00 lbs. 10.75-12.50. 400-500 lbs.

TaJlev Ind Tampa El Tech Oper Eggs Steady to firm: wholesale hnvin? 72 21 13-16 4 1 i 3 6 7 Castle AM CCI Corp Calalin Cen Charge Cen Hadley Cen Secur CenSec pfB 12 103 GaPw pf prices unchanged; 70 per cent or better Giannini lechnlcol Tel A Sim 1 Vi Ub Fab 16' Lib Fab pf 11 Am 97 Lithonia Lt 9 IlivuiRst Oip 9' 14 Locke Mfg 93-16 Lodge It Va Long Wit 13 Lou Lesser 4 i Louis Sherr 17V4 Vi iL Land No. 5 yellow 1.19'V graae A whites 41 mixed 40; mediums 32'-a; standards 34Va; dirties 32Va; checks 3117. 60 7 8 1 125 24 4 21 10 1 21 21 2 2 2v 10J4 Vi riasecju Air 15 7.50 7' iPierce Ind 6 6V'a 22 5" Pioneer Aer 11 5' 1A 15 7'i iPioneer Pla 7 UVa 78 I6V4 Vt Pit Rwys 7 25'A V4 1 11 14 1 Plant Indus 10 2 12 1 iPlast Mater 6 3 Vt 1 B'i IPolarad El 17 3 Vs 4' lAiPoloron A 2 Vm 12 2'A iPolychrm 2 61 6 80 14 Polymer 13 9 15 29 14 Potter Instr 12 7.... Telectro In 4 2 39 40 Vi Century 18 V4 31 2Va 5 '4 2 Vt 36 5 103 14 3 13 348 2 9 47 23 Giant Fd A Giant Yell Gipbert Gilchrist Glass-Tite GlenDis im vi 25' 28 Va 15'zi V4 1 lVi 1 44 1 9'4 34 3Vi 13-161-16 14- Vi 27 11-161-16 334 'A 1Vi Vt 13 2Vi Chamber 03 19-ihem Enter soybean oil J'4b-. ST.

LfXlS, Dec. 24 API-Wheat, no cars, none sold. Corn, 17 cars, none sold. Oats, no cars, none sold. Teleprom Teieregist Telerg wt Telev Ind Tenney Eng 22 13 Atlanta Produce Aber Pet Acme Ham Acme Mis Acme Preo Acme Aero Flow Aerojet Aeronca Mi Aerosol Aileen Aicpt A Alan Wood Alaska Airl All AmEng All StaProp Alien Airl AllegCp wt Allied Art Alii Art pf Allied Con Christian 5 '4 13 'A 17 i Lucky Globe Sec Lundy El 2 7i Vt 1 PowCp Can 3 9 113-161-16 nr.3? Lunknhm Lynch Corp 6 33-14 Vrtrau-ie 1 31 'a 2 7Va HPrec Micro 12 Va 1 102 1 l'a 4' 1 1 3'i iPren Hall 11 31'A Vt PresRl 5 8..

Cottonseed Meal MFMPIIK I1PI roUu 27Va Va 17... 3-is 4 i 2 is 4 7 Vi 2Va 7'4 Vj 8 Vi 6' ViN Goldfield Goodwav Cord Jly A Gorham Gray Mfg Gt Am Ind 64 6 1 4 2 50 Chcomall Cinerama Circuit Foil Clark Cbl Clarostat Clary Cp Claytn Lam Coburn Cre Cohu Electr Coleman co Colon Sd Coml Met l'a Vi Bart 11 Trk Wt 3 4lMe 1 7 1-1 Proct Silex 19 3' Va hull- fiitui-M niHtlalwna 41 Vi 0 6'b Va 6 6 1 19 -1 15 We 20 1 38- V4 08 13 V4 147 i 3: Mack 1-16 Mnu. 6 cent protein basis. Dec 24th Prev Close Jan 70.50-71.50 70.50-71.50 7 rog Ml 8 15' Prophet 04 3'4- 14 6Va Snt I IS' Gt Bas Pet 63 Gt I.ak Bowl 1 1 er muo Texstar Textron BI Textlnc wt Thew Sh Thomp Star ThomSt pf Thorof Thriitimt A Tillie Lewis Tol Ed pf Tow Univ Tran Lux TWA wt TCA Transu Trav IW Tri Cont wt Triang Con Allied Pan 31 Mar 71.00-72 00 71.00-72 00 4, 1 P.vle Nat 60 62V.TO 4' 'It Gt Chem 45 8 40 29 2 5 7 6 1 19 1 93 1 11 3 3 11 i irrvA. Alloys Unl 1 Almar 1 Alsrn A 15 3s Vt iCommun Sugar Futures NEW YORK AP)-World sugar fu-tures were irregular.

Liquidation was well absorbed through trade buying and short covering. The raw sugar markets were quiet. Domestic futures were firm. Demand for refined was slow. World raws were quoted at 10.25 cents a pound loaded in the vessel.

Domestic sugar futures No 7 closed 10 to 18 higher. Sales 4)5 contracts. High Low Close Mar 9.01 8.85 9 00b May 8 88 8.70 8 88 Jul 8 80 8 60 8 80 1.34 8.14 8 38b No closed I lower to 18 higher. Sales 202 contracts. High Low Close Mar 9 82 9 64 979 May 9 5s 919 932.33 Jul 9 00 8 85 8 96 Sen 8 30 8 30 40n Oct 7.98 7.62 7.94 Raw sugar snot 1.40.

n-Nnminal; Bid. 1 1 Cr mav v.w-n uu U.UO-I.00 JLv 70.00-71.00 70.00-71.00 1. rtzm 5 Com TSv 4 X'ompo Shoe 20' 7 Vk 90 234... ll's 13H 8 15Vi 4 35' 11' i Ambass Oil 20 J7 Mackey Air fi, Ind Maueli Pet Magna OU i'l I Me Pub Sv 'Maiest IO4 'Malloi-v I Mangel St 25' 114 Mans TR 5 Marlene Ind MartinM wt 17H Vt Pt 1U VsiGt Prod 11 Greer Hyd 27 6' Vs Grow Cp 2 l'-j Guard Ch 3 4" 3 Guir Aml.d 43 334? Air.ulf St A 9 3 Vs Knlnh 19 2 itomnu Dy 10 1734 'CompuDv 1 1 1 1 I 1' 2 434 1' Lon inesei 41 2 20 9 1 15 2 6 13 11 11 14 4 42 9 21 1 119 5 VI ion in. i- Con Roval 8's i Gulf 5 25 A 7 3 4 85 28 34 i Trading and receipts were very light Tuesday morning the Federal-State Market News reports.

Prices showed very little change. Florida tangerines were cleaned up; iceberg lettuce again averaged slightly stronger and most Florida vegetables were in light supply. Florida oranges and grapefruit were steady with prices unchanged. Apples were also steady. Texas 50-pound crates and sacks of round type cabbage moved at 2 Sweet potatoes were slow but holding steady and prices continued unchanged Turnips were too few to quote except for few Texas 50-pound sacks topped at 2 75.

Bushels of South Carolina tumip greens jobbed at 2.00, some Florida fair at 1.50-1 .75. Mustard from South Carolina was 2 00 bushel and collards were quoted mostly 1.75-2.00 dozen for Georgia, South Carolina or Florida stock Few Georgia green onions were quoted at 90 cents per dozen bunches. Few fair quality Florida man beans were offered at 4.00. Pole beans were cleaned up. Very few yellow erookneck squash sold at 4.00 and large 2.00-2 90.

Fggplant ranged 2.25-3.00 few higher and fair stock 1.75-2.00 bushel. Some Florida bushel baskets of large bell peppers were 3.50-6 00 and fair around 4.50. Bushels of Florida cucumbers were 5.00-3.50. Some dills at 4.50-4.75 and choice 2.5J.50 bushel. Esearole, endive and romaine held at 1.25-1.50 per basket.

ii Con S. Ray Dry Goods NEW YORK. Dec. 24 (AP) Leading textile markets, including wool cottnn goods and synthetics were quiet today in a typical pre-holiday market. Mills reported only a few scattered sales of cloth for spot or early first-quarter delivery.

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