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and retailing <>f foo'i arc rr- : t v -ci t.> (.nntimie to nso this yr-ar at high : ttc.- I'rc.-nWU Ford s energy t inff ,md >y proposals also am expected to add oigtvr (ooi <osis throughout th* food indus civil Milts ug.unst ire six defendants and a ji Muwate civil amt apuina Utnh-kialio Sugar |i Co. and the National Sugar Boot Growers j Federation, ail seeking to prohibit price-fix- I1 ing. SECURITY NATIONAL RARE COIN CORP. 4ia E. (!, 4 AatokU, Tm4 Tt*4 Kr1drr< Call C^lUylt 1-4512- try mat would be pissed on to consumers in he form of father prices, officials say. The Agriculture Department also re:ted that nnces paid by fanners for commobiles and services, interest, taxes and wa'j'-'s was unchanged m the latest month. Vinyl Chloride Firms IiOse Appeals Court ' GOLD BULLION & GOLD COINS Call 800-527-2340 Toll Free The nan tv ratio dropped in fhe latest Ruling on New Curbsmonth to from a revised figure of 74 at mid-December The ratio is a favorite indi International Gold Exchange 4255 LBJ Freeway Suite 248. Dallas. T 7S234 cator of how farmers are faring in relation 'o the rent at toe economy and is derived from a formula that equates the indexes of 'rues pud and those meived and cumoare? them with a T'll-ll bise period. Ac NEW YORK-A special federal anneals ourt panel denied an industry challenge to NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF MORTGAGE BANK OF COLOMBIA (Banco Hipofecario de Colombia) cording to fhe parity theory, farmers cur ew stringent government regulations that 'wtnty-Ymr 7Te Sinking Fund Cold Uadi rently have 7o`"r of their 1911-11 purchasing power. Pmcps rereivc-D or termers tor tseir prirxapai crGps could limit the exposure of workers to vinyl hloride. a common industrial chemical that ins been linked to more than jwo dozen of iiai; (Dated November 1, IDS*, Due November 1, 1(6IQ) Not ire - is hereby giwn that United :c"noare as lonows Jan IS.-75 Dec IS '74 wneat. H' Du................ 4.n 465 nye. per Qu ...................... 2 SO 7 60 atce. rouQn. oer cwt ......... 1C 30 10.SO Oats, oer du.................. ....... i.U l .73 Corn, oer Du .. --......... 3 07 3.<7 barley, per du................ 3 17 3 30 Sorghum qra;f, per cwt ... 4 96 533 Hay. Ddiea, oer ion............. SO 13 50.70 Cotton, per IS ..................... 421 .437 Cotlo^seeO. cer Ion ............. 128.50 1 30.00 Soyoeons, oer bu ................ .30 7.03 Fcenuls. oer ID .......................... 375 186 Flaxseed, per Du ................. 8 63 10 50 Jan. 15/74 5.29 2 74 15.30 1 32 259 2 32 4 D3 47 iC 507 100 00 587 166 9 36 ases of a rare liver cancer. ncrivas Bank has mi <l*'po."U certain In a 22-page decision Friday, the U S. r -tncys which it holds in trust for the re<i mnuon or other payment uf the issue of 'ourt of Appeals for the Second Circuit up- I -mis (cethilasi known as the Mortgage ield standards developed by the Labor De- 1 ink ol Colombia's Twenty-Year 7% Sink- lartment s Occupational Safety and Health i p Fund Gold Bonds of 19CC and for the I yment of coupons or interest on these Administration that would require compa- I jnds. These moneys have not been claimed lies to hold levels of vmyl chloride to one 1 i the holders of such Bonds or coupons and, ter February 21. 1373. the balance of such >art vinyl chloride per million parts of air t onoys tht-n unclaimed by those entitled n the atmosphere that workers breathe t c-reto will he delivered tr> the Bank for /inyl chloride gas is used primarily in the j l rnculturc. Industry and Mining (Caja de T-dito Agrario. Industrial y Minero). which Potatoes, per cart ............... 3.32 3.45 daslics industry, to make polyvinyl chlar- i the li'iuid.itor of and has succeeded to all Hogs, per cwt ....... .............. 38.70 Beet cattle, per cwt ........... 27.60 38.30 27 M3 40.10 44 40 de. or PVC. a plastic with wide application t t e rights, duties and liabilities of the AgriItural Mortgage Bank (Banco Agricnla Calves, per cwt 23.90 24 80 53 90 . n consumer products and in the construe* I ipotecarjo, which 1.4 the assignee of tho ; 5beeo. Der cwt ..................... 9.60 : Lames, per cwt ............. .. 3690 SutteHdt. per to ................... 616 68.1k, wholesale, per cwt .. 8 79 Cnickerij. live, per lb _______ .247 8.70 - 36.10 .633 8 23 .219 I ion industry. i tfcat of Banco de los Andes (formerly 8 89 209 ! The OSHA standards had been scheduled I > town the a* the Mortgage trust fund. Bank of Colombia) o go into effect Jan. 1 but were challenged Any holder of such Bonds or eoQpnns Tj'Vevs, l.ve, oer lb ................ 318 313 Eoqs. per aoz ........................ 5MJ .519 Wool, per ib ...................... .405 .434 354 ay the Society of the Plastics Industry and > ;on 1<1 immediately contact UNITED .S89 .749 ight companies. The industry conien6s that , I MEK1CAS BANK. Corporate trtment. 50 Broadway. New Trust DeYork. New' .he cancer-causing effects of the chemical urk 1U004 [telephone (212) 69-9(82). World Wheat Market occurred only when workers'were exposed n years past to very high levels of vinyl UNITED AMF.Hir,\S BANK Is Easing as China chloride, and that meeting the stringent me-part-per-million standard is technology H0UJ to Cuts A ustralian Order i ___________ merit has countered that no safe limit for vinyl chloride is known and that meeting the new standard is feasible. oLE.UUr.JU- fOTfiO \ R < ! W \l I. Sn(:T JiilKN II. >/./* R. pir'rr > NEW YORK -Considerable easing in the : world wheat situation became apparent Fri day when news from Australia suggested that China trimmed a three-year wheal agreement with that country. ! J. P. Cass, chairman of the Australian Wheat Board, said Australian and Chinese officials met in Melbourne last week and sel prices on 37.3 million bushels, which were mart of a three-year wheal pact agreed on in 1974. Mr. Cass valued the agreement at S15C million. However, officials from the People's Republic of China didn't exercise an optior to buy up to 67.2 million bushels, an ex oorter said, presumably because they dicin': need that much grain. Earlier last week China canceled a U S wheat'order of 22 4 million busneis. Russia! officials who also placed orders for 37.3 mil .ion bushels of Australian wheat in 197 have been talking with Australian Whea Board officials dunng the past severa weeks. So far there hasn't been any new from the meetings. Russia has already canceled some whea jrders in the U S. that called for delivene before the end of the June 30 crop year. Ex sorters say the Soviet officials are still con The appeals panel, consisting of retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark and judges Frederick van Pelt Bryan and Kevin T. Diiffy. had delayed imposition of the OSHA standards until they could rule on the merits of the industry appeal. In deny ing the appeal, they ruled that the regula tions could go into effect in 60 days. Ralph L. Harding, president of the Soci ety of the Plastics Industry, declined full comment on the ruling until the SPI and in dustry lawyers have reviewed it. But he said. "We're shocked at the news and the Implication for the industry." If the industry decides to continue its legal action against the vinyl chloride stan dards. it can ask the full court of appeals to review the special panel's decision, or it can go to the Supreme Court. "Our subsequent course of action hasn't yet been deter mined." Mr. Harding said in a statement. The companies that participated in the appeal are the Hooker Chemical Corp. sub sidiary of Occidental Petroleum Corp., Union Carbide Corp.. Air Products & Chemi cals Inc.. B F. Goodrich Co.. Uniroyal Inc.. Dow Chemical Co.. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. and Tenneco Inc. The companies are the major U.S. manufacturers and users of vmyl chloride. VJsii sirosi Jsarner cell...880-820-3040 toll free ____ 0P_._.. I Just complete this coupon and mail to I The Wall Street Journal | I 200 Burnett Road. Chicopee, Mass. 01021 1 | . DOne year $38 | CSK months $20 | Dthree months SI0.50 | | f Payment enclosed Sill me later Company Name Name Address i City State Zip ierring with U.S. exporters to cancel mor There are about 6,000 workers employed I Above rates. U.S. and Possessions 3K3E orders or defer shipments until later in th< in plants that make vmyl chloride gas or , and Canada. Foreign rates on request. car. turn it into PVC plastic. \ \ l- r , BFG 13665