Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 16

DAYTON DAILY NEWS 16 Nov York Stock Exchange Listings I Dili Tiirarfav, January 21 Wall St. Moves Cautiously Up lea ales ia.li.1 Hilt lw laaihi. Sales Ma.l Hlih liw last 33 Sl ill (ili II? 34 31', 34 lkd. Hlia liiw last (as. Jl M' (, 4 140 NKW VlllfK -AP- J.w Yk txr'iaiw w.arieii nm pi 4 i lnd 1 Nathlon 1714 17 17', HewP.ik 'JO Huff Klectm Huh Inn 13 H.illySui 1 Jit 411 41 43 Ji 29- 2 4 41 41 4 J3 8s a 4 4 41 41 41 3 44 44 44 1 4" 14 40 4U 4- NwslAlU Noili.n 1 511 Noii himoo Nurwlrli Ml AI.1j.HI i.h i 178 J-'H 3 7J 72 72 3 33 84 34 17 42 4J' 4 11 119 lls'i lis', 4 90 3V ,19 39 -1 I 1 Ul 'J'H A( Ind 21 Ad Millli 1 4u rmlAiiL "4 'Ml 7m, a.

8S 13 41 41 4 17 Is 4-' 41 45 23 23 7', 22 54 4 27 27 75 TS 13 21 25 2 83 144 143 1 1 .1. II 42 4J 15 34 54'. VljitlitKriis i.i NEW YORK WV-T cautiously upward in moiier 4: Hi Honey 1 10 23 4 UiH.sisehK l.lll 8H Hou.ILP IIJ 54 Unwind 27 75 -l I 23 IJdalKiPw 1 81 43 3S4 lilra! Hame 1 he stock market moved ate trading early today. A'liiinsl Aeinal.iur AitllisMn 1 1 1 il la 1 iis I'D "lent 5f 1 Omt mi a Cflt Tel i Oailrol Data Bl, MS J-4 1 157 49 5 37 34 Ali-ailAlU 1 ID Ul. IOklaM.8 1 IJ ti2 I 211 229 47 44 47 4 23 29 28 6 23 23 21 4 37 23 2.1 2J 4 HI 4 47 4 3 31 31 31 4 2H 47 44 47 4 73 31 52 31 2J 71 13 4- AMeg i I 24 'i 34 imari, I II I Kl6 3414 34 J4 181, 1'i 3 5 81 87 13 13 4h 8 UjUl tent 1 ao isti r.iev Sales Mi.

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"HoxfuIly. we'll have a determination on it by the end of the week." CRAIG WRIGHT, a Columbus attorney, legal counsel fur Kittyhawk and a member of its board of directors, confirmed Saturday that Kitty-hawk's owners are Interested in a sale of assets to ABC. But be stressed that no offer any kind 'had been made by ABC. i nr 1 .4 lini'. ArrhDan 180 Arm co fttl 1 Armour 180 Arm Ck 1.4ia AthldOII 120 AssdlXJ 1JO 30 38 12 B5 74 il M4 4 17 38 37 4 .13 53 85 55 41 4 40 UlKnaaroInd I 32 33 32 Kroger 110 Lear Slegler LeliPCem .89 Leh Val tnd 23 45 45 45 4 3 274 27 n4.UI All Rich 1W S2 29 29 24 19 13 4 23 4 57 34 32 33 16 8 294 55 29 28 Varlan Aasn Vendo Co .80 VsEIPw 1.08 Alias Cn I 47 47 47S 4 814 111 108 109 S-c 75 25 24 25 4 1 82 7 6 6 r- iHlCp 1 10 30 45 45 45 Kmt-a- Kl 11 217 33 32 33 KndJohns .50 tjuestor Ml RCA 1 RalatonP .80 Ranro Inc .92 Raytheon .50 Reading Cn RelchCh RepuuStl 2.50 45 28 43 44 24 44 43 'li'Lehmn tSW ln23W HlK'iJ I 45 4 27 44...

43 4 44 24 4 19 Alias Corp Avco Cp 1.20 Avnel Inc .40 12 24 2T 10 88 13 4 23 19 13 15 47 IS 88 73 67 14 11 73 494 24 19 13 3' 57 15 47 88 86 11 48 50 23 15 4 34 47 89 4 IS 33 83 33 4 Lien Mv ssn AvonPd 180 27 VJ IJ 4 'J WarUm 1 10 WaaWat 1 24 Alrl- 1 18 50 4 I 1.33 EvansP xll 50 50 50 SiZ 1 Liltim l.Wt i 24 Kversharp 76 36 8714 41u 11 i Revlon 1 40 11 4 P-v-H Re.xall 1. ml Wn Banc 120 134 45 81 27 8 43 75 44 13 24 23 1S 54 511 19 83 43 89S 20 44 102 46 73 11 154 37 5 39 81 50 10 70 83 83 37 37 1 RabckW 138 283 87' ST 6 84 34 49 Bait OE 1 8H HeynMet .90 WnllTel 1.40 WeatgEI 180 liii lir 1 40 308 61 1 Heat Kris 1 Ssi'-1 iKeynTob 2.20 tVi JJ1 14 FairrhC .5 i tflFalrch Hiller ins 7 Inc Fed.lers .60 Tl 96 58 13 Beckman .50 80 79 4 4 411 40 T1 70 "oanbel 24 4 nhr rn Wl 1' 13 10 24 134 44 45 11 87 39 49 69 44 43 4 11- 37 4 39 511 4 70 a Whirl CP 1.I White Mot 3 WlnnlMx 156 28 HewkiAir .73 Bell How 60 Bendlx 1.60 123 53 84 55 4 11 24 24 24 4 7 43 42 42 30 41 40 41 4 144 44 43 41 41 46 89 67 87 8 80 80 Hi 4 83 56 55 56 4 82 44 46 46 11 35 33 35 51 33 32 82 51 368 26 265 385 50 43 4 -1 81 53 53 53 72 4 33 Gains outnumbered lossas by about SO Iksuos on the Now York Stock Exchange. Tim Dow Jones industrial average was fairly steady, alternating between a slight gain or loss. CpODKICl! SOAKED 9'i to 66 on a deluyed opening block of 30.200 shares. The stock remained untraded Monday because of tin Imbalance of orders caused by the offer of NorthwcHt Industries to buy any or all of B.

K. Goodric h's outstanding shares. Also ac tive. Atlantic Richfield gained about 3'i, 2', and Slurry Rand more than a point. IBM steadied, gaining a small fraction after Its recent losses on news of monopoly charges, while one of its chief rivals in the computer field, Control Data, rose 2 more points or so.

In 1968 IBM stock ranged In price from a low of $293 a share to a high of $375. The suit, filed late Friday, alleged that IBM pursued manufacturing and marketing policies that denied other computer manufacturers an ade-quate opportunity to compete. IBM SAID IT considered the Justice department suit unwarranted and without foundation and that it believed "the highly competitive data-processing industry will remain a growing and dynamic one." An analyst for a major research firm said he expected the uncertainty aroused by the suit would affect adversely IBM stock but not by major proportions. He said the "only real threat" was possible court-ordered reorganization of IBM's business and properties. This analyst, who would not be quoted by name, expressed the opinion it might take five years to settle the Justice department suit.

IN THE MEANTIME, he said, IBM could adjust certain of its policies. IBM is estimated as doing 75 per cent of the U.S. computer Industry's business. It' 4.1 ABC'i owned and ojeraled station division, said today he has ABC people In Dayton this week evaluating the property. It was learned late last week that Kittyhawk'a owners were Interested In negotiating the acquisition of WKTR.

by ABC. THE FORMAL OFFER of WKTR to ABC was made through a television station broker, said Campbell. The broker was identified as Hamilton Landis. "We have to look at what they have to offer," Campbell told The Daily News. "I can't even say we are interested.

We won't know for a few days yet if we are interested." ABO CURRENTLY owns five VHF stations and under present regulations would be allowed to add two U1IF stations. Kittyhawk is a U1IF station. "We are interested in doing as much as we are allowed to to do within the limits 'of good business," said Campbell, when asked if ABC wants to add one or more UIIF a'? 6141 6-'S Tc'KoyCCola .81 a'i 3174 31T4 1 iRyut l.Mr 4 31 31 1 Woulworth 1 33 3 1.40 I Flrestn 18 47 48 48 S3 BenefFIn 160 0 lui.iii.iill vll LockhdA 2.30 17 79 78 TS LoewsTha .13 46 23 23 23 UmeS Cem 1 32 82 32 iLoneSGa 1.12 15 82 53 82 lLonglaU J.24 81 31 31 31 4 LckySlr 1.40 30 52 51 51 Rtl 1 23 59 59 59 4 it S5 5 10 43 45 43 89 84 74 S8'l S5'4 38 '8'naC 380 3 'i "5 7 Magnavox 1 8 mi S)4 Sj5" J.40 Marcor ,23 Benguet Beth Stl XeroxCp 1 80 1 89 85 i 32 32 IwVnlLI.1 1.20 48 57 86 57 4 Ki Puw 1 51 1.20 14 33 33 54 tSPT. i 26 26U 34 34 32 52 5' Vll SW x4 So Sh S'SfiaJs, si! Mil 'ii iiTlhilne 2.91 3 52 Kl? Ir.4 SI4 SIRegP 1.40b 27 42 Boeing BolsCas B-ilen YngitSht 1.80 42 Ij 125 3.1 33 M- -X BorgWar 114 KQ li Sandrrs .30 4 RrlstMy 1.20 JSS 1M WS W4 '4 I L- HI. ZenlthR 1208 82 52 H)K 3iv 67 '4 88 33 34 34 4 34 83 53 83 J.S 4.1 40 43 44 41 41 80 17, 17 17 4 IvZurK 75 10 27 27 27 4 Vj.

8 3 30 30 fJ 11 43 44 45 'Tuentp 170 28 27 57 Brunswick BucyEr 1.20 Budd Co .80 Bulova Bunk Ramn Burl ind 1 40 84 84 37 37 37 f6 87 83 16 13 15 45 43 A Sale VI AIX-. wuuiu unc to be approved by the Federal Communications commission and Kittyhawk'a shareholders. KITTYHAWK has scheduled a meeting of the board of directors for later tiiis week and planning a shareholder meeting for mid-February. Tentatively, Kittyhawk is seeking between $1.5 and $2 million for the station, according to trade sources. It has been unprofitable to date.

The station went on the air on Mar. 20, 1967. Several top management, scheduling and program changes have been made. Refinancing has been accomplished several times. 63 43 42 43 1 GAC CD 1.50 Bunroug 1.20 22 234 233 234 4l4JAFCorp .40 38 33 33 33 226 39 8 3 1 42 37 37 37 54 87 33 29 28 29 21 88 35 35 72 47 47 47 150 89 89 89 51 80 80 80 4 43 33 33 33 J7S 78 79 79 16 44 4 41 23 85 52 87 ll 48 60 29 3 49 88 42 81 50 50 37 71 1 46 1 544 28 47 49 55 39 82 28 47 4 49 4 53 88 4 38 32 Cam Sko 130 rnllvnam 1 28 47 88 34 12 34 KaFelnri 160 SanFelnt .30 S4ienley 130 Sobering 1 40 Sclenllf Data SCM Cp Scott Paper 1 SbdCstL.

2.20 Searl GD 1.30 SearsR, 1.2na Sharon Stl Shell (81 2 30 ShellTr 1l3e SherwnWm 3 Signal Co la Sinclair 2 80 SlngerCo 2.40 Smith KF 2 SouCalE 1.40 16 11 fal Finanl 11 11 On glen 280 CampRL SEC Halts Blyth Co. Bond Activity NEW YORK -W A Secur amnso 1 10 :4 24 Canteen .80 29 29 48 48 41 41 61 61 50 50 70 71 46 46 54 54 39 39 1116 109 78 78 52 52 86 36 26 26 24 105 1114 104 CaroPM 1.42 4 4- -1 41 4 4-1 1 4 4 41 4- 41 2 4 8 24 24 24 4 ID WI-4 4 30V4 Vi CaroTT .76 82 Mar Mid 1.69 Martin 1.10 MayDSlr 160 Maytag nl McDonnD .40 MradCp 190 MelvSbo 1 30 3Ierrk 1.90a MGM 1.20 Mlcmd.4 MMSnlltlt MmnMM 149 MlnnPtt 1.10 M.ibllOII Mohasro 1 Munsan 11 MontDUt 1.88 MmtiPw 1.56 Motorola 1 Mt St TT 124 N- NatAlrlln .30 Nat Bisc 2.10 Nat Can .60 NatCash 1.39 Dairy 1.60 Nat Dist 1.80 39 39 91 31 57 57 41 41 41 Carrier Cp I 43 39 454 110 84 79 Y' 49 36 89 26 11 40 7 49 49 4 Gen Fda 2.40 Gen Mills .80 OnMiit 4 GPuhllt'180 Tel Kl 148 Gen Tlra lb Genesco 18i Ga Pacific lb Gerber L10 GeftyOII Gillette 1.20 Glen Allien Global Marin Goodrich 1.72 7 87 38 87 4 41 29 29 29 11 30 80 30 20 37 37 87 14 34 34 34 4 50 74 74 74 34 20 20 20 4 10 211 19 19 37 39 89 39 4 70 44 43 41 107 68 6 15 55 54 55 35 42 42 42 4 40 50 49 5' 31 32 31 32 iM-9 XS'i M'4 1. 34 84 34 4 20 3314 82 33 4 'SouthCo 1.14 86 35 4 84 4 48 35 84 49 4 mSouNGas 1411 25 50 225 39 29 31 37 49 19 87 14 35 29 85 31 4S 193 11 41 37 973 86 106 56 38 45 15 130 120 120 9 23 23 23 70 43. Sou Pac 1.80 Sou Ry 2.80a Spartan Ind SperryR 50 50 42 43 59 60 23 23 47 4 2 2'i 44 45 27 27 66S 6634 4a, IS ST- 37 64 84 47 55 56 4 45 45 23 23 4 "i 61 48 6 49 3 58 46 47 56 CarterW Case I CastleCkf .80 CalerTr 120 CelaneseCp 3 Cenco Ins .30 Cent SW 1.70 Cerro 1.60b Cert-teed .90 CessnaA 1.40 CF1 Stl .80 Ches Ohio 4 Chi.MII StPP ChlPneu 190 Chi RI Pac Chris Craft 1 Chrvaler 2 Goodyr 1.50 46 4 40 74 "5 SlOractoi 30 23 200 Years Livestock Mart Sir? Granltec SU 8 113 113 2020 40 40 72 72 72 4 lr.r.n in 15 40 40 4 33 43 43 43 4 0 1 24 5 29 29 4 59 59 77 77 ii? "or Ry 25 rati 25 wit iml 58 4 24 4 77 60 462 23 332 49 21 23 46 48 51 27 69 67 52 214 78 27 68 16 18 16 44 330 35 52 59 37 57 15 76H 69 7 69 29 Jan. 21.

Ho prices furnished by Wm. Focke Soni Co. Receipts: 175 steady. Nat Fuel 1.64 Nat Genl .39 Nat Gyps 3 Natlnd NLead 3 .2 Nat Steel 2.30 SS Hi 1 2 GtWnUnlt .90 l9. 4 SH JrlGreenGnt .96 Of Growth 17 42 42 42 5 64 64 64 4 39 21 21 21 4 24 8S 68 68 17 48 49'.

43 3 1 33 24 24 10 66 65 1 8 36 35 36 24 23 115 44 43 ities and Exchange commission action suspending Blyth government bond department for IS days began Monday. The commission, which announced the action Friday, said it found Blyth Co. violated antifraud provisions of federal securities law and failed to properly supervise certain employes of its government bond department. 66 4-1 36 41 23 4 43 CITFin 1.80 Oties Sw 2 7ua St Brand 1.50 Sid Kollsman StOIICal 2.70 StOillnd 2.30 StOIINJ 3.65e St Oil Oh 2.50 St Packaging StauffCh 1.80 SterlDrug -70 StevensJ 2.40 studeWorth 1 Sun OH lb SurvyFd Swift Co .60 TampaEI .72 Teledn 3 57f Tenneco 1.28 Texaco 2 80a 67i 88 18 18 44 44 34 34 58 58 56 57 76 76 7 7 25 29 Nat Tea .80 Clark Ka 1.20 J.V, JJ'i so si- 4i II Greyhound 1 133 70 89 GrumnAVrc 1 18 33 33 4 Gulf Oil 1 50 14 42 41 42 Gu Stallt 88 67 72 T2 72-lgSdUtsir GlfWUld 110 43 10 43 21A-2IA lha. rfl Wa) 75 zt(KMo lb.

jn ao Mn-'Zft His. 20.00-20.23 lha. 10.75ft30.0O Rows light 15.25ftl6.25 42 43 Nevada Pw 1 4 -4 13' 42 42 42S 4 ClevEIIII 2.04 1 4 16 35 34 35 4 Cora Col 1.20 78 47 47 47 39 45 44 45 ColgPal 1.20 Newberry .80 Ens-El 1.48 Newmnt 2.60 NlagMP 1.10 NorfolkWst 6 Halllburt 190 HaUlburt wl Harris Int 92 l82il 1 47 47 IS 84 B1 n4 4r4 2 49 48 48 4 23 53 52 53 4 24 31 31 31 4 29 29 29 11 79 79 79 1 43 21 21 21 24 103 104 104 2 40 41 41 it 31 88 37 58 13 80 60 60 ColllnRad .80 Cololntst 1.60 CBS 1.40b ColuGas 1.60 ComSolv ComwEd 220 10 93 3 47 11 72 7 85 27 49 72 72 NoAmRock 3 14 28 26 26 70 102 100 101 4 105 29 29 29 149 31 80 81 4 HeclaMng .70 33 35 NoNGaS 2 89 49 49 'Nor Pac 2.0 48 40 46 4 'Herclnc 1.20e Sows heavy 14.2a down CtNCtNNATf (l'SDA Cattle 4(1); rtlvti 25: all represented laughter clasnei moderately active, stead v. Sierra: Few low choice Ih. 27.50-27.75: mixed good and choice 28.75-27.50; good 24.0O-2S.75.

Heifer: Choice yield grade 2-328 Bond 23.00-25.75. Cowa and hulls: Utility and commercial cowa 1S.50-W50: culten 15.00-18.50: toners 13.0M5.r: commercial and good bulla 21.00-23.00. Calves: Venires wan, steady: few choice 38.W-42.0O; good 30.00-3Rnn. Hogs, 1,200: Barrow and gilts steady to weak, rather alow; few late sales 35 lower; near 165 head 1-J 200-220 lb. 20.85-21.00; 2-3 200-300 Hi.

20.75; 2-4 230-250 lb. 250-260 lb. 19.75-20.25. Sows: Very uneven but averatrtng about ateady; 1-3 300-400 lb. 18.50-17.00; 2-3 400400 lb.

15.75-18 50. Boars: 12.25-14.00. Sheep. 25: Not enough for test. American Exchange NEW YORK API -Exchange selected noon American Stock prices: Net Sales (hds.) Hlch Aarnld 2 304 fxn 30 life iiiitL 1 f'x 1 1 i ,1 i Air West 12 Wi AlaxMa .1 12 AmPetr .71.

20 2SH ArkLGaa 1.70 2142 S7 Asamera Oil 171 23H AasdOII 47 9'i AtlasCorn wt 81 5 Barnes Kng 4 83H 4a4- At Graybar C. C. McGraw, manager of the Dayton operation of Graybar Electric is a part owner of the business, the nation's largest Independent electrical distributor. Any company employee is eligible to buy stock after being with the firm two years. Most do.

THE EMPLOYEE-OWNER structure at Graybar, accomplished 40 years ago, was described then as an experiment and has since' been evaluated as a resounding business success. Graybar was started 100 years ago this year as Gray and Barton in Cleveland to make telegraph equipment. By 1872. the company was renamed the Western Electric Manufacturing Co. to reflect a growing diversity.

Manufacturing and distribution were separated in 1926. THE MANUFACTURING arm retained the name of Western Electric Co. The distribution business was named Graybar Electric Co. Three years later, in, 1929, a decision was made to concentrate on manufacturing and dispose of the distribution company. Graybar employees pooled $3 million to cover a down payment on the $9 million purchase.

"SINCE THEN, despite wars and serious business depres--sions, the faitli of our employee-stockholders in the success of their company has never diminished," said McGraw. Graybar had an annual business volume of about $85 million in 1929 when the sale to employees took place, he said, noting that volume has since increased to a level in excess of $600 million. It has operations in 146 cities, including Dayton. The Dayton operation has about 30 employees i four-year-old quarters at 730 E. Fourth St.

The Dayton operation was established in 1926. IPillilili lavs jo KHHHI IsililS Duu SJ 85 Ifi-H 121 19N 33 Id'i 110 16S 39 11t 3 39'4 2 ISH 34 27 42s S5 3 71 11S 3 22'4 260 15V4 3 11 2 14'4 74 10'i 28 10i 55 23 17 2S 31 263i 14 28 17 'i 23 80 4 20'4 18 11 334 20'4 4 14X4 14 Che. an l'i 39'4 3S44 4 3t i 22H 4'i I- 3H 18S 19H 10 '4 1fiS US 39'4 15S 2BH 4 19 T4 8 llti 14 22' i 14 10'4 14 10 10'i '4 23 28 26t 4- '4 14 17 SO 20'4 10 '4 20 14Ji 10 8S 85 37 1 13 14 11 78 37 35 85 4-3 2R 20 T4 18 '39 29 38 4 33 18H 19 10 18 11 39 15 26 1S 7 11 VI 14 10 14 10 10 2S 26 14 17 80 20 10 20 14 10 8 85 36. 13 -13 11 78 37 35 64 25 J0 Rrazill.tPw 1 Brit Pet 57e Camphl rhib CHn Cinerama Crenle 2 Sua Data Cont Dixilyn Corp Dvnalerlrn Equit Cp Fed Rearers Kelmont Oil Frontier Air Oen Plywood Giant Yel 40 Goldfield Gt Basn Pet Gulf Am CP HoernerW Husky Hycon Mfg Hvdromett Imper Oil 2a Imper OH wl ITI Corp Kaiser Ind McCrorv wf Mich Sug .10 Midwest Fin Mohivk Data Molyhden NewPark Mn Ormand Tnd R1C Group Saxon Indust Scurry Rain Ktntham Inst SvntexCp .40 Tpnhntm KKKiSSS iMBsKSIKi 11 I SS.f.-. I I I 1 ,11 A0.

II ini 43 17 84 59 37'4 33 13'4 19 14 '4 11T4 2 79 21 37 35 98 514 II illlllKBlISi 1,11 41 10 tubeless solid-state mini-circuits keep Quasar Color TV out of the repair shop Quasar TV has the "works in a Only the picture tube and the rectifier are not solid-state. Wn Nuclear 30 2m The rest of the works are tubeless solid-state 'mini-circuits designed to work without burning out. If mini-circuit service is ever needed the drawer slides out, a replacement circuit is snapped in. and that's all there is to it. Quasar TV stays at home, not in the repair shop.

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stockholders Monday approved a proposed exchange offer for Armour Co. common stock. They also authorized an increase in General Host's common shares to 30 million from 10 million. General Host, of New York, said in a proxy statement that it planned to acquire sufficient shares to give it a more than 50 per cent interest in Armour, a diversified meat packer based in Chicago. General Host, a food and tourism service firm, already owns 16.1 per cent of Armour stock.

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