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BUSINESS SPRINGFIELD (O.) NEWS-SUN, Tuesday, April 27, 1993 News Sun Business section calls 328-0363 Page 11 NEW YORK STOCK EX EXCHANGE GE Sales PE hds Close Chg Boeing 1.0 AFLAC .44 17 823 -1 Va BCelts Borden 1.25 1.2 Inti 232 AM In pi 60 114 BostEd 1.7 AMR AbtLab 6557 6678 BrMv5q 2.88 .68 17 8273 AdaEx 1.62 225 BritPt 2.82 AMD 13 17194 29 Brnwk BkIyUG .44 1.98 AetnL1 2.76 29 x4542 BKinv 1.48 Airlease 1.6 11 65 13 AligPw 3.24 14 545 513 AllTch 54 CIGHi .90 AidSgni 1.16 16 8073 6358 CIPSCO 1.92 ALTEL 1.6 21 977 53 CMS Eng .48 Allwaste 17 372 558 18 CSX 1.52 Amax .10 1296 1658 CV REI .50 Amcast .48 13 241 1938 CalRE .20 ABarck 29 26530 CapCits .2 ABrand 1.97 7 3397 Capsid 3.52 ABrd ptA 2.67 3 130 Carmk ACapBd 1.64 46 2058 CaroPw 1.64 ACvan 1.75 12 2629 CascNG 1.42 AEIPw 2.4 15 1425 Catelus AmExp 1. 26 16749 283 Caterp .60 AGenCp 1.1 12 3941 Va CedrFr 1.85 AHome 2.84 14 2310 65 CentEn 1.6 AREst .5 10 95 734 CenSoWst 1.62 AmRity 16 91 CeMPw 1.56 1.32 19 16317 56 .31 Ameritch 3.68 16 1745 Chmpin .20 Amoco 2.2 17 Chase 1.2 9343 5438 AMP 1.6 22 1313 60 ChmBnk 1.32 Angelic .92 111 2558 ChWste .2 Chevrn 3.5 Anheus 1.28 15 5959 475 38 Aon Cp 1.8 18 634 5134 Chrysir .6 Apache .28 22 3191 58 CinnBel 00000 ArchDn .1 14 4866 233 CinGE 1.66 Circus Armco 1662 Armc pf 2.1 CIZUTA Citicorp 1.49 Armc pfA 4.5 4858 1.49 ArmWI 1.2 1151 3278 AshOil 1.0 368 Clorox 1.8 Athine 1. 17 x268 163 Coastal .40 5.5 16 1703 1213 38 Coeur CocaCI .68 AudVd 19 146 1338 .15 Austr .02 186 1.24 ColgPal Autozn 40 1310 393 CmwE viColGs 1.6 Avon 1.6 17 4013 58 Compaq ConAgr .62 BallyMf 2349 71 ConnEn 1.28 BalfGE 1.44 16 4661 ConnNG 1.44 BncOne 1.4 15 9436 533 -138 ConEd 1.94 BangH 1.32 13 48 CnsFrt BkBost .3 10 22092 211 Conrail 1.1 BkNY 1.52 11 5442 5234 CnStor BankAm 1.4 1141832 278 CntiCp 1.0 BatMt .05 19010 ConvHld 12 Baxter 1. 18 5544 28 Cooper 1.32 BectDk .66 12 981 CoprTr .18 BellA1 2.68 17 3690 Corningin .68 BellSo 2.76 16 4411 533 38 BenfCp 2.8 13 2855 -23 DPL 1.12 BethSt 11952 DOE 1.6 BlackD .40 6869 19 DaiSem BickHR 1. 23 1839 BlueChp .80 114 DanaCp 1.6 Daniel .18 OTC Sales PE hds Close Chg A Bd 5 .32 16 160 AdvCir 603 125g Advant .25 16 900 -118 Aerovx 24 243 AlexBld .88 16 1088 2414 AlexEng 59 48 61 AlldCap 1.32 37 153 1414 12 AldCall 1.15 67 181 APhVG 26 53 278 APwrCv 40 8239 Amgen 15 21319 381 158 ApogEn .28 27 355 12 AppleC .48 12 9179 49 ArchPt 488 218 Biomet 20 4370 1058 BobEvn .25 17 619 1758 Borind 8105 2238 Cambex 199 CamBio 1149 Cascde .6 16 43 Centocor 739 558 ChrmSh .09 20 12734 1478 Chiron 3736 50.

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The hydro-electric component made by RIWCO is believed to be the largest ever manufactured in Springfield, according to Ken Brown of STS. Brown, sales manager at the Springfield engineering company involved with turbine designs and manufacture, described the component as a spiral case for a four-megawatt hydro-electric project on the Appomattox River near Petersburg, Va. will be imbedded in the power house there and will direct the water flow into a turbine runner, connected 1 to a generator, to produce electricity," Brown said. He said energy produced will be sold directly to the Virginia Electric Power Co. The unit.

manufactured at a cost of about $150,000, was built by four employees at RIWCO working six months, according to Brown. He said the Virginia operation is expected to start up sometime later this year. It will be STS HydroPower's 11th hydro-electric plant in the United States. The unit will be dismantled and shipped by truck in three sections to Virginia where it will be reassembled, Brown said. Shipment is expected to be made in early May.

The American-owned and American-based STS HydroPower, founded 10 years ago, is headquartered in Northbrook. Ill. The company's Springfield operation, located at 300 E. Auburn began about seven years ago, Brown said. BRIEFLY ASSOCIATED PRESS IBM shareholders want some answers TAMPA.

Fla. Angry IBM shareholders unleashed a torrent of pent-up frustration over the company's decline at new chairman Louis V. Gerstner who promised to revive the computer maker but asked for patience. In just his 18th workday at IBM, Gerstner on Monday tried to focus on a broad outline of goals but instead heard impassioned calls for the ouster of the company's board of directors that were greeted with loud applause. Home sales fall WASHINGTON Sales of previously owned homes slipped 2.9 percent in March as severe weather froze housing activity in much of the nation.

a real estate trade group reported. The National Association of Realtors said Monday that sales of existing single-family homes totaled 3.36 million at a seasonally adjusted annual rate, down from 3.46 million in February and 3.78 million in January. Sales fell in every region except the Midwest. Changes are coming GREENSBORO, N.C. American Express new chief executive, meeting with shareholders for the first time, said fundamental change is essential for the company's future prosperity.

very nature of this company must change if we hope to be as successful a decade from now as we were a decade ago," Harvey Golub T.A. Kantonen, theologian, retired professor, dies at 93 Retired Wittenberg University seminaries and universities theologian Dr. T.A. Kantonen throughout the United States, died Monday at Mercy Medical Canada and Europe. Center at He was a clerical member of the the age of Ohio Synod, Lutheran Church of 93.

America, and wrote numerous Kan- books on theological issues. tonen, a na- Kantonen was made Knight of tive of the Order of the White Rose by Finland. the president of Finland in 1954. was a pro- He is survived by his wife of 60 fessor of the- years, Frances Kantonen, and by ology at the three daughters and one son. Hamma Visitation will be today from 6 School of Kantonen to 8 p.m.

in the Littleton Rue Theology when it was located at Funeral Home, 830 N. Limestone Wittenberg. He retired from the and Wednesday from 10 a.m. university in 1968. until noon at the funeral home.

Kantonen achieved numerous Services will Wednesday at 7:30 accomplishments in theology, in- p.m. at First Lutheran Church, 30 cluding serving as a lecturer at S. Wittenberg Ave. DEATHS RAYMOND LEE BRYANT was stillborn Saturday in Community Hospital. Services at the convenience of the family; burial Rose Hill Burial Park: arrangements by Littleton Rue Funeral Home.

BETTY FIZER, 69, of 516 W. State died at 9:30 p.m. Saturday in Mercy Medical Visitation p.m. Wednesday in Dennis L. Porter Funeral Home, visitation 6-9 p.m.

in First Baptist Church, Yellow Springs; services there 1:30 p.m. Thursday. CHRISTOPHER C. MOORE, 72, of 419 W. Mulberry died at 3:05 a.m.

Monday in Mercy Medical Center. Arrangements pending at Dennis L. Porter Funeral Home. GROVE CITY IRA MOUNT, 74, died at 3:25 a.m. Sunday in Doctor's West Hospital, Columbus.

Visitation 5-8 p.m. Tuesday in Rader, Lynch and Dodds Funeral Home; services there 11 a.m. Wednesday. UAW arming for fights over wages, security Associated Press DETROIT The UAW wants wage increases and better job security protection from the Big Three automakers this summer and will fight and strike if necessary to keep current benefits, union president Owen Bieber said Monday. Battered and weakened in a dozen years of Republican presidential policies, the United Auto Workers survived and is ready to battle again if it must, Bieber told 2,000 delegates attending the UAW's collective bargaining conference.

are not without scars and bruises," he said. "But our brains and our muscle and our spirit are intact." The election of President Clinton reduced anti-union fervor in the White House, but the UAW is watching to see if Clinton will deliver on promises to sign legislation preventing companies from permanently replacing strikers and to rework the pending North American Free Trade Agreement. Delegates began debating a single 138- page resolution incorporating more than 600 proposals from locals throughout the country. A single vote on the resolution is scheduled Wednesday. Assuming the resolution is adopted, it will guide bargainers for this summer's auto talks and negotiations over the next three years for UAW-represented employees in aerospace, farm equipment and technical, office and professional fields.

The bargaining focus will be to build on existing job and income security, health care and pensions. The resolution calls for eliminating limits on pay for laid-off workers and extending the protections to more workers. Cooker .05 CoreSt 2.16 CrkrBrl 5 .02 CravCm CybrOpt Danek DrugE Duriron .6 Easel viEIPasE Elctmd ElcArt Engph .12 FalcPr Fastenal .03 FifthT .96 FiggieA ,5 FiggieB .5 FComC 1.0 FdLioB .09 FOLiA .09 Galileo GateFA Genzym Geonex HawkB .4 HItCmp Hithinf HuntJB .2 HuntB .72 Plavers 2089 1638 ICOS 527 618 18 Plexus 18 203 1234 Ikos 93 Infrasnc 33 316 RPM .48 22 1139 1758 Intel ..3 13 x115996 8738 -538 RainTe 19 393 20 Invcare 19 323 24 12 RoadSv 1.3 17 1180 59 Iomega 38 98 418 RobMvr .25 11 111 1712 Roper .16 45 198 3612 KevPrd 108 36 314 RyanF 16 4018 Krug .17 22 338 LincTi.96 14 207 -1 Safeco 1.64 12 5099 MCI.1 20 16551 4712 38 ScreBd 10 425 Mascol 34 988 161g Seagate 5 6733 151 MichIF .2 48 330 758 Sect .12 MicroHit 15 152 13 14 SEEQ 287 18 Micros 21 337 Shpmst 6 218 Micsit 27 20405 8038 SieraOn 1244 1218 MidAm .96 10 2014 StdReg .64 12 116 17 StarBo 1.16 13 614 3634 NCtVB 1334 34 Stryker .06 23 2819 2414 NeastBcp 45 39 Synergn 2845 95g Novell 35 20999 2918 -158 Trimed 533 734 OhioBcp 5 1.04 26 Tristar 14 817 58 Oracle 66 11106 3234 -118 Tyson .04 18 1727 2158 38 OregMt 26 512 Orthmt 20 714 Verifne 25 2365 2512 114 Outbk Stk 48 4100 2778 58 WD 40 1.8 83 461 PTelcm 1.32 42 19 2212 12 Warntc Worthg .48 28 27 522 512 26 33g 14 PacifCA 19 278 36 XOMA 1014 51 3 ParmTch 48 5318 2534 Sales Pentair 1.02 15 539 51 5 PE hds Close Chg PicTel 30 9749 1934 Finlind 44 48 -2 PionSt .12 12 1409 14 Cash New 2.22 2.25 LIVESTOCK 3.12 2.83 1.50 SPRINGFIELD 5.91 5.87 PRODUCERS THACKERY LIVESTOCK ASSN Shepard Grain Co. HOG MARKET: Cash New 220-240 lbs 2.24 2.24 Auction Prices April 12 Wheat, bu 3.00 2.83 5.90 5.87 FEEDER PIG Sows 25.00-46.00 MECHANICSBURG Boars 25.00-36.50 Champaign Landmark By hundredweight none By head none Cash New Butcher hogs 43.00-44.75 2.22 2.23 Stags none Wheat, bu 3.12 2.80 Feeder pigs no test Soybean.bu 5.94 5.87 SHEEP AND LAMBS SOUTH CHARLESTON Choice wools uno test Clark Landmark Good wools none April Fall Choice no test Corn, bu 2.20 2.25 Good clips none 3.13 2.83 Feeder lambs 69.00 5.90 5.87 Slaughter sheep 19.00-23.50 MEDWAY VEAL CALVES Clark Landmark Choice none April Fall Good none Corn, bu 2.20 2.25 Prime none 3.13 2.83 Bck to farm babies 145.00 down 5.90 5.87 CATTLE SILVER GROVE Choice steers 74.00-80.00 Countrymark Co-Op Good steers 68.00-74.00 Cash New Holstein steers 67.00-71.00 Corn, bu 2.34 2.30 Choice heifers 74.00-80.00 2.90 Good heifers 68.00-74.00 6.01 5.94 Standard cows 48.00-54.00 Utility cows 45.00-47.00 CARGILL INC. Commercial cows 40.00-45.00 Canners cutters 38.00 down Dayton, Sidney Yearling steers 60.00-84.00 April New Yearling heifers 60.00-85.00 Corn, bu 2.36½ 2.35 Steer calves 70.00-107.00 6.07½ 5.99 2 Heifer calves 70.00-102.00 Butchers no test OHIO CASH GRAIN Bologna no test COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Ohio cash Fat heavy beef none grain prices for Monday: Wheat Corn Oats Beans NE Ohio 3.07 2.08 1.51 5.54 NW Ohio 3.07 2.13 1.65 5.89 GRAINS Central 3.06 2.15 1.59 5.80 Central 3.16 2.23 1.65 5.94 SW Ohio 3.20 2.19 NA 5.86 Trends NEW CARLISLE TRENDS: SL-Sharply Lower; L-Lower; U- H.E.

Brubaker Elevator Unchanged; H-Higher; SH-Sharply Higher. 32 1023 1712 11 6240 5438 38 38 2765 26 497 234 61 35 40 586 341 289 478 23 2107 22. 82. 242 29 400 47 44 5391 2834 21 428 113 34 32 521 47 185 221 12 19 1291 54 -234 12 234 1818 12 3 18 9 1646 33 134 16 4037 19 5936 618 18 86 658 14 17 288 13 3419 3334 6 238 12 869 1734 25 3883 1258 10 1395 638 18 2873 34 12 3754 2412 CHICAGO (AP) Most wheat futures prices fell Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade on the belief that an annual spring tour of Kansas winter wheat fields will confirm that the crop is in excellent conditions. Oat futures also fell; corn and soybean futures rose.

The Kansas wheat tour, an annual examination of the crop by agricultural agents and grain analysts, began Monday amid expectations of high yields due to the lack of winterkill and the generally good spring weather. The assessments of the crop could begin showing up in the markets as early as Tuesday, said Don Roose, grains analyst with U.S. Commodities Inc. in Des Moines, lowa. He said corn futures were lifted by hopes for progress on food aid to Russia.

A firmer tone in many commodity markets fed inflation fears, which helped support soybeans, he said. Wheat for May delivery ended unchanged at a bushel; July wheat deliveries fell cents to a bushel; May corn rose cents to a bushel: May oats fell cents to a bushel; May soybeans rose cents to $5.95 a bushel. FUTURES EGGS COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Trade sentiment cautiously steady. Demand for eggs in cartons and loose eggs generally fair. Retail feature in progress on Grade A large at 59 cents.

Packer supplies were in balance with current needs. Inquiries and offerings were very light but additional supplies were available if needed. Prices to retailers: sales to volume buyers, Grade A and U.S. Grade A white eggs In cartons, delivered warehouse; extra large large 59-64, medium 53- 56. METALS METALS NEW YORK (AP) Spot precious metals prices Monday: gold $349.25 per troy ounce, Handy Harman (only daily quote): silver $4.075 per troy ounce, Handy Harman (only daily quote).

BOARD OF TRADE CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on open int 238,026 SOYBEAN OIL the Chicago Beard of Trade Monday: SettleChg. OATS 60,000 lbs; dollars per 100 Ibs. OpenHighLow May 21.09 21.40 21.01 21.39 WHEAT 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per 1.4334 bushel Jul 21.35 21.69 21.27 21.68 May 1.44 1.42½ 1.46½2 1.48 Aug 21.48 21.80 21.42 21.80 1.443 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel Jul 1.48¼ 1.483 1.4734 Sep 21.60 21.90 21.53 21.90 May 3.51 3.53 3.45½ 3.52¼ Sep 1.483a 1.48¾ Oct 21.70 22.03 21.62 22.01 1.46½ Jul 3.03½ 3.03½ 2.99 2.99¾ Dec 1.50¼ 1.50½ .013. Dec 21.90 22.25 21.85 22.25 1.48¼ 1.493 Sep 3.05½ 3.06 3.02½ 3.03¼ Mar 1.52 1.53 1.55 Jan 22.10 22.33 22.10 22.33 1.52 1.5234 Dec 3.16½/ 3.16½ 3.13 3.13¼ sales 4,101 Mar 22.22 22.50 22.22 22.50 May Mar 3.20 3.20 3.18 3.18½ open int 13,074 May 22.65 May 3.16 3.19 3.15½/ 3.19 Jul 22.80 Jul 3.13 3.17 3.13 3.17 SOYBEANS sales 6,477 sales 16,163 open int 66,424 open int 49,075 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel May 5.92 5.95% 5.91¼ 5.95 SOYBEAN MEAL CORN Jul 5.93½ 5.981 5.923 5.97½ 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel Aug 5.99¼ Jul 185.70 186.80 185.70 186.70 5.95½ 5.94¾ 5.99 100 tons; dollars per ton 6.00¼ 5.95½ 6.00¼ 186.50 187.20 May 2.24 2.26 2.23¾ 2.25½ Sep 6.00½ 6.04¼ 5.98¼ 6.03¾ Aug 186.50 187.40 5.96¼ Jul 2.29¼ 2.31¾ 2.29 2.31 Nov 6.10½ 6.05½ 6.10½ Sep 187.80 188.20 187.60 188.10 Sep 2.34½ 2.36¼ 2.34 2.35½ Jan 6.06½ 6.12½ 6.17¼ Oct 188.10 188.70 188.10 188.70 Dec 2.39¾ 2.40¾ 2.38¾ 2.40¼ Mar 6.13½ 6.17¼ 6.16 6.20½ Dec 189.80 190.70 189.80 190.40 Mar 2.46 2.47 2.45¼ 2.47 May 6.17 6.20½ Jan 190.70 191.00 190.70 191.00 May 2.49¾ 2.51 2.49¾ 2.51 Jul 6.22¼ 6.23 Mar 191.80 191.80 191.50 191.50 6.22¼ 6.23 Jul 2.53 2.54¼ 2.52½/ 2.54¼ Nov 6.04 6.06 May 184.80 185.60 184.60 185.50 4.60 6.03 6.06 Dec 2.46 2.49¼ 2.46 2.49 sales int 23,028 134,304 sales 13,566 sales 57.735 open open int 64,676, Up 413 I CHICAGO MERCANTILE CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on 50,000 cents per Ib. Oct 43.00 43.22 42.75 42.80 the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Monday: 86.05 86.35 86.00 86.05 Dec 44.15 44.15 43.85 43.90 Apr May 85.00 85.72 85.00 85.22 Feb 44.35 44.35 44.20 44.20 OpenHighLowSettleCh9.

84.70 85.35 84.60 84.82 Apr 42.80 43.25 42.80 42.90 CATTLE Aug 83.60 84.25 83.60 84.00 sales 7,086 Oct Sep 83.35 83.70 83.20 83.42 open int 21,625 75.82 76.65 75.67 76.22 Nov 83.35 83.90 83.35 82.85 83.55 PORK BELLIES 40,000 cents per lb. Jun Jan 82.85 83.30 83.10 Aug 73.25 73.82 73.17 73.57 Mar 81.85 82.30 81.85 82.20 40,000 cents per lb. Oct 74.00 74.50 73.95 74.07 sales 1,420 May 44.77 47.27 44.77 46.22 Dec 74.12 74.77 74.12 74.40 open int 14,415, up 163 Jul 46.20 48.40 46.12 47.37 Feb 73.55 74.25 73.55 73.80 Aug 44.35 46.10 44.00 45.20 Apr 74.97 75.25 74.90 75.05 HOGS Feb 42.50 42.80 42.05 42.15 sales 13,332 68,544 40,000 cents per ib. Mar 41.10 open int Jun 51.30 52.02 51.30 51.77 May 46.30 46.30 44.00 44.00 FEEDER CATTLE Jul 50.50 51.05 50.35 50.75 sales 1,201 Aug 48.27 48.62 48.20 48.37 open int 8,512 I MONEY RATES NEW YORK (AP) Money rates for Monday as reported boy Telerate Systems Incr Telerate interest rate index: 3.080 Prime Rate: 6.00 Discount Rate: 3.00 Broker call loan rate: 5.00 Federal funds market rate: High 3.1875 Low 3.0625 Last 3.125 Dealers commercial paper: 30-180 days: 3.07-3.12 Commercial paper by finance company: 30-270 days: 3.07-3.11 Bankers acceptances dealer indications: 30 days, 3.05 60 days, 3.05 90 days, 3.05 120 days, 3.06 150 days, 3.08 180 days, 3.09 told about 300 shareholders Monday. New chip unveiled CHICAGO Motorola Inc.

unveiled a powerful new computer chip to compete with industry leader Intel new Pentium microprocessor at less than half the price. The result could be a sharp price reduction for the next generation of personal computers. Market off 15 points Bank issues and shares of companies vulnerable to the economic cycles led the stock market lower Monday, amid deepening concern about the strength of the recovery. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 15.40 points to 3,398.37. Man found shot to death in cemetery A 40-year-old Harmony man died Monday morning of what investigators say is apparently a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Richard E. Strong of 1136 Buddy Drive in the Harmony Estates Mobile Home Park was found dead in his truck in the Vernon-Asbury Cemetery shortly after 9 a.m. Detective Russell Garman of the Clark County Sheriff's Department said Strong had a single gunshot wound to the head. He said that a revolver that Strong owned was found next to him in the truck. The small cemetery is at the corner of Vernon-Asbury and Jones roads near Clark Lake.

BIRTHS LAKEVIEW CATHERINE E. ROBERTS, 91, of 234 E. Harrison died Saturday. Graveside services 1 p.m. Wednesday in Riverside Cemetery, Troy; arrangements by Van Horn Funeral Home.

SOUTH CHARLESTON JAMES W. FLORENCE, 69, of 109 N. Chillicothe died Monday in his home. Visitation 5-8 p.m. Wednesday in the Ingling Williams Funeral Home; services there 11 a.m.

Thursday. MEDWAY NELLIE NICHOLS, 83, died at 1:30 a.m. Saturday in Villa of Springfield. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday in Glen Haven Chapel of Peace; arrangements by Trostel, Chapman Christmas Funeral Home, New Carlisle.

WEST UNION MAXINE THOMPSON, 59, formerly of Springfield, died Saturday in her residence. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday in Ellis-Beam Funeral Home. Births in Community Hospital Monday included: DAUGHTER Jason and Michelle Grim. 5625 Twitchell Road.

Marjorie Humphreys, 1026 W. High and Brian Watson, are announcing the birth April 19 of a daughter in Community Hospital. Gerald and Vicki Vermillion 923 Egmont are announcing the birth April 19 of a son, Brett Jordan, in Community Hospital. Paternal grandparents are Clyde and Imogene Vermillion, Springfield. Maternal grandparents are Ron and Carol Vincent, Springfield.

Lillian Backus of Springfield is announcing the birth of a greatgrandson, Joseph Andrew Sherman, on April 15 in San Diego, Calif. Parents are Thomas and Dawn Marie (Belt) Sherman. Paternal grandparents are Joseph and Cherle Backus of Springfield. Certificates of Deposit Primary: 30 days, 2.56 90 days, 2.60 180 days, 2.69 Certificates of Deposit by dealer: 30 days, 3.05 60 days, 3.07 90 days, 3.08 120 days, 3.10 150 days, 3,12 180 days, 3.14 Eurodollar rates: Overnight, 3.125-3.25 1 month, 3.00-3.125 3 months, 3.0625-3.1875 6 months, 1 year, 3.375-3.50 London Interbk Offered Rate: 3 months, 3.1875 6 months, 3.3125 I year, 3.50 Treasury Bill auction results: average discount rate: 3-month as of Apr. 26: 2.88 6-month as of Apr.

26: 2.95 Treasury Bill, annualized rate on weekly average basis, yield adjusted for constant maturity, 1-year, as of Apr. 26: 3.18 Treas. Billmarket rate, 1-year: 3.10-3.08 Treas. Bondmarket rate, 30-year: 6.82 as of 4pm ET Fannie Mae 30 year mortgage commitments: 30 days, 7.18 60 days, 7.28 Fed Home Loan 11th District Cost of Funds: As of Mar. 31: 4.333 Money market fund: Merrill Lynch Ready Assets: 30 day average yield: 2.72 n.a not available..