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Show ALONG WALL STREET SUNDAY HERALD Stocks Fluctuate During Week; Wind Up With $4 Billion Gain Bf ELMER C. WALZER United Press Financial Editor Monday and another one on Fri day There was no Thursday sesNEW YORK (UP) Stocks gy- sion because of celebration of rated through a 10 billion dollar Thanksgiving Day. are during the past week and Tuesday's break, hit hardest in closed Friday with a net gain of the last 20 minutes of trading nearly four billion dollars on the when volume ran at a rate of basis of all listed shares. three millionshares an hour. The The market plunged $5,123,000,-00- 0 on Tuesday largely because of President Eisenhower's illness, end next day advanced It had a small gain on Gigli, Famed Tenor, Dies 1952: The Wednesday recovery came on volume of more than three million shares. Trades for the four-da- y week amounted to 12,- 316,030 shares, a daily average of 3,079,008 shares, most since the week ending Oct 25 when the daily sales averaged 4,160,839. The 1957 total to date in sales is creep ing up toward the 1956 total and if the pace continues will surpass last half hour produced 1,100,000 shares, a figure exceeded only three times since the Exchange changed its hours to close at 3:30 p.m. (EST) in September of that year. The market's quick recovery reflected the President's progress toward recovery and a belief that Congress will step up spending sharply next year in defense items and make little if any reduction in non - defense items. FURNISHED BY J. A. HOGLE AND COMPANY beverai lavoraoie cuywena ac tions and good earnings for some Member of New York Stock Exchange companies plus a stock split for Zenith helped sentiment Dow Jones Average Up Cardiff. 200 at 50. SALT , LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE 1,000 at 35. Cons Eureka. At the close Friday, the Dovr Bid Asked East Standard. 5.500 at 6a; 250 at Yeterdays Close: 'Jones industrial average stood t 5V2. Banner $6 72 Va 7.00 449.87. That was up 7.19 points Grand Dep., 95,000 at 13A15 Va Bristol Silver .16a Intermtn. Pete, 100 at, 5. 22 Bullion Monarch ... .20 on the week, up 8.83 points from Leonora, 2,000 at 2. 17. .55 50 Cardiff at 1,000 Tar the close on Oct. 31, and off Baby, 03 Central Standard .. .02 Tintic Std.. 450 at 43; 1,400 at 45; .35 30 Chief Con up 0.63 points on the week, up 2,500 at 47. .24 22 Clayton Silver IV4. at 1,000 Western Alloy, 0.98 .06 05 point from the Oct. 31 close Combined Metals Williston. 3.000 at 13; 2,000 at 13la. .19 17 Comstock and up 1.31 points from the level .36 35 Cons JCureka . A .04 a of Croff 044 year ago. Thus utilities stand .90 87 Drajcon out as the market's best group 06 .06a East Standard 10 in comparison with the 1956 fig08 Va East Utah t .044 033,i Eureka Bullion ures. .06a Eureka Lilly Con .. .05 Va .20 .17 .. The Eureka Standard average, up 1.90 04 Va Gt. Western .053 points on the week, had its best 09 Va Kennebec .02 V ... .02 rise since July 12, the day the MaJstic Oil 21 25 Mammoth market reached its. 1957 highs. 02 Mtn. States Dev. .. 01,a .10 07 Kaildriver Oils Gain 72 Va 67 Va New Park Oils were the star performers. .45 .43 North lily 02 OlVa North Standard They were aided by an improved .02 ft 02 Park KonoldCon .09 08 Calif. (UP) Park City inventory position and Wall Street STANFORD, .03 03 prosper 12 statements the group had been Fourteen motion pictures from .18 Sihrer Kin West ... 15 .01 Shield 004 .15 Silvr countries will be featured in the oversold in recent markets. Gains .13 So. Standard first annual San Francisco Inter- in the oils ranged to 5 points in 11 .14 Swansea Con 16 47 Tar Baby national Film Festival, which Gulf. Honolulu Oil, Seaboard, and .48 46 Tintic Standard Texas Co. gained 4 or more. .60 35 Utah Wyoming opens Dec. 4. .05 04 West Toledo The film festival is being spon- Skelly, Shell, Phillips, Kerr 12 Va .13 Vi Willis ton Atlantic Refining, and Bar.04 03 Zuroa sored by the San Francisco. Art were ber industrialup 3 or more each. Commission, headed by SALES cliAircrafts enjoyed a good marBonanza Oil, 1,000 at 4Va. ist Harold Zellerbach. At the Bristol Silver. 1.000 at 16; 2,000 at max of the pageant, ket with gains of 2 to more than . Bullion Mon,. 100 at 18. "Golden Gate Awards" will be 3 points in Douglas, General Dypresented to the best director, namics, Bendix, and North American Aviation. Du Pont rose more actor, actress and film. The following films and their than 3 to feature its section. General Electric and International nationalities will be presented: All The Paper added more than 2 in their II Grido," Italy; "If Guys in the World," France; "Age departments. Motors were irregular with of Infidelity," Spain; "Aparajito," PhiChrysler up a small amount, GenIndia; "Hiding Mandrigma," "Kanal," Poland; eral Motors steady, and Ford off lip pines, "Throne of Blood," Japan; "Bol-sh- 2Vz points. Minneapolis HoneyBallet," Great Britain; "Un- well rose 8Y4 in the specials and cle Vanya," United States; "Three gains of more than 7 were set Prices Men in a Boat," Great Britain; by Zenith, Corning Glass, and WASHINGTON (UP) larmers received for crops and 'Qivitoq, Denmark; "Freedom," Great Northern Paper. Leading s of 1 per United States, and "II Bigamo, steels did little more than hold livestock rose their own. Nov. 15 Italy. ended cent is the month the Agriculture Department reported Saturday. The cost of production and tag supplies purchased by farmers, 1 said, rose almost 1 per eent during the month. Thus Farmers' returns in averaged 81 per cent of parity. This is unchanged from A nation to . pass a state-wid- e milk SALT LAKE CITY (UP) the parity 'ratio in high official of the U.S. Public pasteurization law." a year ago. Health end in Harold EL Robinson, Washington, Service has praised Utah Parity is the price needed to for being "the first state in the D.C., chief of the PHS milk sanput commodities sold by farmers itation section, addressed the 22nd on a par with the cost of things annual meeting of the American they must buy, theoretically a Dairy Assn. of Utah. fair return for their products. , "Utah has an excellent program The department's monthly price for maintaining a high hygienic report said prices received by rating for its milk," Robinson farmers were 3 per cent above said. He also urged dairymen to those of a year earlier. Produccontinue to be vigilant in their tion costs also were 3 per cent efforts to keep production standhisher than in November, 1956, it ards high "to maintain the conaid. fidence of consumers which the The report said higher prices industry now enjoys in Utah." received for meat animals, vegetables, poultry and eggs were only SALT LAKE CITY (UP) The ifc P&fiV- ' partially offset by decreases in of Assn. Utah American Dairy prices of cotton, feed grains and I'Atjf opened its 22nd annual meeting tobacco. here Friday by electing Welby The department noted that a W. Young of Heber to his fifth Tj'&st.y rather general rise in retail consecutive term as president. prices" raised the index of prices Also reelected were A. W. Cham paid for commodities and services, bers, Smithfield, vice president, including interest, taxes, and farm and George B. Caine, Logan, secwage rates. retary. A. J. Morris, Logan, was ELECTED AGAIN Welby W. reappointed managing director. Award of the Utah Diary an of to Use hard paste wax over shop Young of Heber, tools that rust easily. The wax his fifth straight term as pres- the Yefcr honors was to highlight seals out moisture and also will ident of American Dairy Assotoday's general membership sessions for 300 delegates. help1 tools shed dust and dirt. ciation of Utah. $5,425,-000,00- 0. Stock Market , - . v 9SSg m st at SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1957 Utah County. Utah GRANITE FURNITURE.-- : ica T Ml tor mm OU S (UP) Benlamino Gigli. famed Italian tenor, died Saturday In his Rome apartment He was 67. A spokesman for the Gigli fam ily said the singer, died of bron- chial pneumonia. He said Gigli was stricken suddeny Thursday, and died around noon Saturday, The short, stocky tenor had thrilled audiences throughout the world for more than 40 years. He often wis referred to as the successor of Caruso. He was born in Racanti, Italy, in x890, me youngest of six children of in Italian shoemaker. 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