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54 THE TSMES RECORD, TROY, N. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1969 Latest Prices From New York, American Stock Exchanges Selected New York Stocks NEW YORK A New York Stock! AmCjrin 1.25 228 92ft 30 ICowPwr prices: lAmElPw 1.5* 106 33-6 32Vr -f CWtAlfL I Am Enka 1 10 2Wj Con! Caa 2.20 hdTHJ a Homt 1 MVl -rHijCoct Cp A iAmMFdy 249 I Cont OU 1.30 7H4 71H A Mown 14! Am-N'atGas 2 23 W4 71H 48 47tt -T- UiAmPbot .052 32 73Vi 72 72 A Smelt 1.90 333 17'i 3 is Am Sltl 1 161 44Vi Am 2.40 111 i Am 2 133 10 ifl 35H -r Tel .68 Control Data Cooper In 1.40 jCorGW 2.50a .50 127 2S 32 27H -r K'AMK Cp .30 IS i Vt Inc 48 jAmpex Corp 2l i 2.50 39-li 45 1 An-nroS al.W 23 23 i Armour 1.60 si'ArmstCk .80 AshldOii 1.20 Assd DO 1.20 A Rich 1.80 2G-i 27 Atlas Chem Corp 537 53-7-i. UjCPClnll 1.70 26 3IH 341, Ib 37 7 316 4m Wi 40-ii iCnvnZtU 2.iO 132 40-Vi -SUt 4- Co 10 42 i 42 42 ii Curtiss Wrt 1 65 Tfl 69H 70 to 57 43V 44 29 19H 1SH 18H --IVi 38 37-ti -H 221 2IH Vt 252 146 142 142 --2 30-4 30 IS 2J7 251 -f 2 13 13 11 27H 27H 27H -f li 34Vi -5- 234 30 i 115 571i Stock Quotations NEW YORK (AP American Stock Exchange selected noon prices: Sale 2 30 12 525i 52 125 30 21 57te 5651 90 3614 365a 369g 793 4351 4354 36 48 4754 18 59! 11954 11554 IIM 37 2854 133 6'i sii 96 2V; 101 161 12 157 51 61 6054 6054 28 IS'i 1754 205i 20 SB 338 101 17 3K4 37H V4 9 2tVi 2044 21 mi 36H 37il 19 27H 277 2Si 12! 27 138 MJi 36 89 41 23 22H J2H 6S 21 21 Vi IK IMli 103 IBM j- 7 21H 25 it Stock Market Advances On Wide Front Stock Offered To Public Din Kiv 1.20 H'DartJod 30b Gf The initial public sale of Cogar Corp. common stock is being made through an offering of 480,000 shares at $20 a share NEW YORK (AP) The by an underwriting group manstocJ: market, with brolcrs re. aged by First Albany Corp.

porting bargain hunting living and Reynolds Co. it some buoyancy, continued Prosecution Calls Last Witness Obituary Deaths Funerals Mrs. Soves Funeral The funeral of Mrs. Louise A. Soves was held this morning The prosecution was expected! from the FA.

Mancini Funeral Home and from St. Anthonys to rest its case after church where a Kequiem High examination of its last witness Mass was ce ra by Rev. 28ti 16Va BabckW US BaltGt; 1.70 Bf at Fds 1 Air Brii How .60 Beodix BetelFin 1.60 Beth Stl 148 32 5 74 56 44Vi 1.60 Vi Deere Co 2 lit Del Mete 1.10 it DttErfis 1.40 4i Steel .60 155H DiaSham 1.10 Disney JDomeMiQ 2U4 UortChm 2.60 37Vi 'i i DukePw 1.40 49'i -J- ii daPont 2.50z I (J DuqLt 1.66 71 Dyna Ana 45 43'. (MoctPu Mor-Xor .80 Motorola 1 I 1.21 tj'i i- JW4 from its earlier levels. The Dow Jones --N 29ft ArkLGas 1.70 AtlasoCrp wt Barnes ErE Brazil UP la Brit fPt Mg Campbl Chib Cdn Javelin Cinerama Creole 2.60a Dau Cont Dixilyn Corp Djualectrn Equit Cp Fed Resrcex Felmant Oil FrontiEi Air Gen Piyivood Giant Ye! .40 Gold-field Gt Bun Pet .12 Husky Oil .30 Hycon Mfit Hj'drometl ItnperOJI .50 1TI Corp Kaiser In McCrorv wf -MidvvFinl .20 Slohnir Data Slolj-bden New-Park MB Ormand led HIC Group Saxoo Indust Scurry Rain Btatham Jnst Syatex Cp .10 Technico Wn Nuclear 17 j- 13 11 68 7M 59 US 22 27ft 28 la 2m 1 954 14 -f 107 20 IBVi 19ii S-li 68 52 33Vi 24 201 64 10 HP.

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The offering is made only by the Prospectus. KEW ISSUE Jnne 17, 1969 Shares COGAR CORPORATION Common Stock ($.60 Pv Value) Price $20 per Share Copies of the Prospectus may be obtained from stifh of the undersigned as may lawfully offer these securities in this State. First Albany Corporation Bear, Stearns Co. W. E.

Button Co. W. C. Langley Co. G.H.

Co. Clark, Dodge i Co. InearMrated Reynolds Co. Doninick Dominick, R.W.Pressprich*Co. kcerierateel PepsiCo 1 Perfect Film PfizerC J.40a PhelpsD 1.90 Phili El 1.64 Philip Morr 1 P1UI1 Pet 29i4 29H 36 36V4 42 2714 5S 3714 49 2154 2114 -67 2114 2054 2IB.

-5! 1954 1854 1814 --1 311 1914 1854 19 J. 31 32 3154 32 97 3054 2914 2954 82 2254 22 163 5254 52 149 3954 3814 3814--1 56 4654 4754 2514 2414 2554 54 4254 4254 31 2754 2754 -f 43 2954 2954 2954 387 3554 3354 3354 29 3654 3654 46611654 61 3954 33 3s54 31 '8814 8854 79 3154 3154 3154 22 1054 10(4 1054 49 48 47 4754 13-3254 3254 3214 -16 4754 4754 4755 9x 21H 2154 2454 54 31 23 2214 22ii 54 1 20 3SH 3514 3554 126 33 3254 3254 54 87 4354 4354 54 24 2354 2254 2254 -i- 54 34 1554 3554 1554 54 37 4254 4154 43 85 8154 8154 Vt 68 3654 3554 3554 54 160 39 3854 3854 -f Vt 184 8 754 754 54 20 3254 3254 3254-2 6.98 at 11 a.m. Gains led losses less than 400 issues. The market's adva garded as largely nature by some analysts. "The market had steep decline ah'st said, "and was sold condition.

This the bargain hunters, back into the action picking up what the: good buys. There's i telling how long it tained, but it probablj a short term nature." The Associated Pre: of 60 stocks at noon at 316.5, with industri rails up .9, and utilitie: Thirteen of the 20 issues on the American Exchange showed gaii lower, and 2 were unch Select Jury To Hear Shoplift Case in Troy Police Court Judge Timothy J. was recessed for mid-afternoon. who is awaiting trial. resumes later this afternoon.

ive trading down a bil s. industrial up 4.48 at been up by slightly nee was re- echnical in a pretty an an- in an over' attracted who got and began consider no way of fill be sus- will be oj average was up 1.4 ials up 2.3, 3s up 1.4. most-active ican Stock ins, 5 were changed. I jse was select- rsons were reasons in r-old Troy aking four $1.92 from last April, morning rt before jgarty and mch until 1 Stewart ag for. the lartin rep- ant, Grand St.

rrested by fficer last er woman. 356 2nd trial, and testi- ffhen court the net proceeds from the offering to construct and equip a plant under construction; to defray operating costs of the Technology Division prior to the time that it hopes to realize substantial; to fund portions of research and development costs; and for working capital. Cogar Corp. was incorporated in New York, in January 1968 as Cogar Information Systems, Inc. and adopted its present name in February 1969.

The company has two divisions, the Technology Division, and the Information Systems Division. $231,000 Grant OK 7 For Colonie New York State has approved a grant application for $231,000 by the Town of Colonie for an interceptor sewer to serve its Newtonville area. The application was made under the state's Pure Waters Program. The interceptor will be temporarily connected to the Village of Menands sewer system. Ultimately it will be connected with the Albany County Sewer District System.

The total estimated cost of the project, a small part of the total regional plan for Albany County, is $770,000. The 'anticipated state 'grant of $231,000 represents 30 per cent of, the. cost. Application for an equivalent federal grant is being forwarded to the Federal Water Pollu- Control Administration. Dividends Declared Wednesday's 1st Dividends Declared Pe- Stir, of Par- Rate riod Record able STOCK Hardee'j FdSys (s) 7-10 (i) A 2 for 1 stock split.

INCREASED Coat Mtg Inv .30 7-15 "7-31 REGULAR Am SecurTr .35 6-30 -7-15 Bankers TINY Cp .71 6-27 7-20 CPC Uteraatl 6-30 7-25 Halle Bros .25 7-35 WeliingtOQ Mngt .35 7-2 7-1S was completed this -morning in the trial of a Kensselaer man charged with driving while intoxicated. John Mulyea, 56, of 8 Riverside was arrested last Feb. 4 by State Police and is being tried in Rensselaer County Court before Judge' Lawrence J. Bizzarro. He was indicted by the Rensselaer County grand jury May 15 and pleaded innocent to the charge May 20.

Richard Reilly, attorney for the defendant, was expected to finish cross examination of State Police Trooper Thomas E. Gill, the arresting officer, and proceed to his own case. Rensselaer County Assistant District Attorney Kyran P. Mol- ley'Jr. is prosecuting the case for the people.

REGIONAL STOCKS Quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers are representative inter-dealer prices as of approximately 11 ajn. Inter-dealer markets throughout the day. Prices do not include markup, markdown or commission. Bid Asked American Greeting 39 Buckbee Mears 24 25 Citizens Utilities B. 2344 24Yi Crowley Milk 8V4 9 Durrion 2114 22i4 Farrington Mfg.

22V4 23V4 Hud Pulp Paper 40 45" Ionics Inc. 31V4 33V4 Lilly Eli B. 7444 7544 Lear Jet 2744 2844 Magic Chef Midland Capital 13 Monarch Indust. Inc. 19 20 Nat Com Bk Alb.

3844 40 New Gas, Elee 20 Optical Scanning 54 57 Scantlen Elec, SSi 944 Sm Business of N.Y. 16 19 State Bank of Albany 46 48 Union Nat Bk'of Troy 6744 Stock Averages Compiled D7 The Associated Press 30 IS 15 0 Ind. Rails TTtil. Stocks Net Change Noon Wed. 469.3 168.6 146.S 316.5 .467.0.

167.7- UU 315:1 Week Ago 476.5 172.5 148.3 321.7 Month Ago 502.3 131.6 154.3 338.4 Year Ago 477.5 206.5 147.0 339.4 1569 High 513.5 317.7 155.1 360.9 1369 Low 467.0 167.7 146.5 315.1 1968 High 531.1 217.4 160.4 36B 19.68 Low 435.6 165.6 135J. 299.1 John Baptist Frisoli, O.F.M., pastor. Bearers were Albert Gannon, WiUiaa Sipperly, Donald Pro- fundi and Theodore Profundi. Interment will be in Stuyvesant Falls Cemetery, Stuyvesant Falls, N. with Rev.

Edward Sipperly officiating. Funeral of E. E. Hervieox, Funeral services for Ernest'E. Hervieux were held this morning from the Daniel D.

Purcell Son Funeral Home and from Sacred Heart Church where a Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. John L. Cairns. The bearers were Joseph E. Boule, William J.

Burke, John M. Kyer and Leo C. Purcell. Interment was in St. Mary'j Cemetery, Troy, where Father Cairns Funeral of Mr.

Kreiger The. funeral of Frank H. Kreiger, 79, of Hayhersyflle, who operated a milt route for 35 years was held this morning from tha Howard B. Tate and Son Funeral Home, Raymertown, wita Rev. Peter R.

Suarez, pastor of Giliad Lutheran Church, Brunswick, officiating. Bearers were Carl, Warren and Earl. Christian, Ray Rose, Charles Webber and Donald Herrington. was in Oakwood Cemetery with Mr. Suarez officiating.

Dow-Jones Report STOCKS Indus 890.19*'4.4I 2ft Bails 219.69+0.80 15 Utils 123.75i 0.16 65 S'ockS 303.42+1.22 BONDS 40 Bonds 72.S7-- .001 10, Higher grade rails 60.T2-fO.04 10 Second 'grade rails 72.10-7-0.03 10 unlit utilities 79.20 unch 10 Industrials 80.05-0.01 OTHER LATE DEATHS TOOMEY-- At Glens Falls Hospital, June 17, 1969, 'Miss Elizabeth A. Toomey, of Miss Helen A. Trant of Glens Falls; sister of M. Regina Viele of Glens Falls. Howard M.

of Queensbury; Francis New York 'City; John Fort Edward, Thnottiy J. and D. of Glees Falls; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday morning at' 9:30 a.m. from Mary's Cburch, Glena Falls, where a Requiem 1 Mass offered.

Friends- and are invited -and may at thf John F. Singleton Funeral Home, 314 Bay RoadV Glens Wedne.i day 7 to 9 plm. and Thursday 2 4. and 7 'to 9 p.m. in St.

Mary's Cemetery. 75 37 43 4- Spartan Ind iperrjR SquareD .80 St Brand 1.50 Std Kollsman StOCal 2.80b StOillnd 2JO SlOilN J1.SOE StdOilOh 2.70 SterlDrug .70 StevensJ 2.40 SludeWorth 1 "un Oil Ib TampaEl .72 Tettronix Teledyne .60 Texaslnst .80 fexPLd Textron .80 Ttibkol .40 TimesMir .50 TimbRB 1.80 ToddShp 1.20 TransWAir 1 Transmr Transitron TriCont 2.90e TRW Inc 1 Cent 1 UMC Ind .72 Un Carbide 2 Un Elec tlnOilCal 1.40 2 Uniroyal .70 OnitAirLin'I UnitAirc 1.80 Unit Cp .70 UnFrnit 1.4 Unit SIM USGypsm 3a US Indust .45 USPipe 1.20 USPlyCh .51 US Smelt Ib US Steel 2,40 Univ-Opd .80 pjohn 1.60 Varian Asso Vendo Co .60 VaEIPw 1.12 3654 3654 47 2914 2Sii 88 4054 40 40 --1 202 7054 6954 7054 4. 88 675i 67 6754 3 39 3854 3S54 35 5034 5054-5054 75 3454 34 3414 -Vt 42 75 7354 54 36 4054 4054 46 3654 3G54 3654 204 2654 25T4 25V. V4 27 4254 4154 4254 4. 54 104 3efli 3514 36 I 54 36 50K 4954 14 38 2454 2454 2454 412 5354 5254 5254 13 21T4 21 43 4554 4554 54 53 2054 1954 19M 220 6854 6754 4154 154 6454 635i 337 7954 7954 54 727 10654 1045S 10554 23 15V.

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-j. 25 -H 720 89 47 8814 76 50 XeroxCp n.60 Corp .64 ZenithR 1.40 Capyrighled by The Associated Press 1953 Bond Averages Compiled by The Associated 20 10 10 10 Week Aso 62.4 83.3 Monlh Ago 62.9 85.6 Year ABO 64.1 17.3 969 HIth 1969 Low 64.3 .87.0 62,1 83 1 19SJ Hi 6S.3 91.5 Low 63.8 85.8 778 768 S.3 ffl9 775 79.0 882 797 79.3 907 795 77 1 19 1 4fi i 823 78J 88.0 7M Hague Real Capitol AMSTERDAM Amsterdam is considered the Netherlands' capital, but The Hague has been the governing scat the past seven centuries, BIG BOY GRILLS CHARCOAL LIGHTER Full Qf. CHARCOAL BRIQUETS Odorless romi Plated Grilli. All Models 24 95 ARROW LAWN BUILDINGS TOPS IN QUALITY WEBBER PAPER PLATES Reg. 98f SPECIAL Plotej 59e 50 Cups Steel Storage Houses Famous Quality Lift ft Iain finish.

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ARM CHAIR 95.D8 2 for 9.11 HI-BACK ROCKER $9.88 2 f.r S1I.II CHAISE $11.88 2 for S22.ll Luvurieut King Slu PADDID FURNITURE Indoor-Outdoar Year Round Value Folding Arm Chair fll.H Folding Hi-lack Rocker iu.ll Folding Chaise fi3.ll TREE PEONIES 99 PERENNIALS 3 99 GARDEN VILLAGE MEANS GARDEN VALUES.