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Show Page THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 32 Thursday. March 17, 1983 Business Livestock and Produce Grain Prices - Omaha Livestock - Chicago Merc - - Butter and Eggs - Jun Jly 54.20 54.75 52.55 47.90 Aug 54.40 54.95 52.97 48.00 53.90 54.50 52.20 47.70 54.07 54.65 52.32 47.80 54.02 54.70 52.45 47.90 Oct Est. sales 4,985 contracts; Tuesday's sales 8,461, open interest 41,763 off 469. 38,1101 lb; cents per lb Pork Bellies 73.35 74.30 72.75 73.05 73.37 Mar 74.25 75.25 73.40 74.05 74.20 May 74.55 75.2073.50 74.02 74.40 Jly 73.00 73.40 71.80 72.15 72.92 Aug 63.70 64.00 62.80 62.92 63.87 Feb Est. sales 9,642 contracts; Tuesday's sales 11,498, open interest 18,281 up 578. - 10.50-11.2- some 10.00; 100s CHICAGO (UPI) Wheat, corn and oats were higher and soybeans substantially higher at the close Wednesday on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat was up 5 to 2 W cents; corn up 6 ' to 4 4; oats up 3 4 to 2 and soybeans up 9 to 10 cents. The market, which opened mostly lower, did a turnaround within a few minutes on local short-coveriand professional demand. Toward midday, DeKalb-PfizGenetics, a subsidiary of Heinold Commodities Inc., predicted sharply lower corn and soybean acreages this year. The estimate was for 58.68 million acres of corn, down from 89.1 million last year, and 56.45 million acres of soybeans compared to 72.2 in 1981. The market rallied further on that news, hitting stops in all pits. The large professional firm that initiated the morning rally bought 7 million bushels of May soybeans and 2 million bushels of May 35 com during the session. Sheep 150; not enough any class to test. Good volume also was reported in soybean 011 and soybean meal. Country movement was light. Wheat Wednesday: DENVER (UPI) CHICAGO (UPI) Closing meat futures Prices bid to farmers in the immediate Mercantile Exchange Denver area were 1 cent higher. No. 1 Hard range on the Chicago Wednesday: Winter Ordinary 3.59; 12 percent protein 3.65; Low Close Prev 13 Open High percent protein 3.73. Limited offerings and cents lb Live Cattle 40,006 lb; per changes in local trading bases added strength. 66.67 65.50 66.1765.45 65.60 Apr Feedgrains: Shortage of available supplies 66.4067.30 66.3566.82 66.42 Jun strengthened local bids. Denver truck bids, 65.27 64.77 64.75 64.90 64.77 Aug No. 2 per cwt.: Yellow corn steady to 5 cents 61.95 62.25 61.90 62.07 61.S2 Oct 5.20-5.363.00 63.10 62.85 62.97 62.95 higher, Dec Est. sales 7,341 contracts; Tuesday's sales 20,072, open interest 62,817 off 243. 44.IM lb; cents per tb Feeder Cattle 71.85 71.95 71.45 71.95 71.90 Mar Bulk selling prices of CHICAGO (UPI) 70.80 71.30 70.50 70.85 70.57 butter and Apr eggs reported by USDA Wednes68.70 68.70 69.15 69.50 68.90 May day: 67.90 68.20 67.70 68.00 67.72 Aug Butter: Prices paid to delivery unchanged; 66.80 66.85 67.20 66.90 66.80 Sep (92 score A) 1.45 (93 score AA) Est. sales 1,131 contracts; Tuesday's sales 2,370, open interest 9,739 off 15. Eggs: Prices paid to delivery higher: prices Live Hogs 30, W0 lb; cents per lb to retailers (Grade A, in cartons delivered 1: 50.65 50.57 50.65 50.80 51.15 Apr medium 57 extra large large 65 (UPI) Livestock: Hogs 1,300; butchers firm to 50 higher, lb 5! 00-fb, 130 fairly active; no 14 head 51.50, heavier weights in small supply; few lots 3 250-27-5 few uneven lb 49.00-50.50 lb 49.00-50.0sows weights weights 2 under 450 lb firm to 25 higher; over 450 lb weak to 50 lower; 3 300475 lb 46.25-4- 6 50, moat under 450 lb 46.25; 475450 lb 46.5047.50. 0 lb 47.00. many Cattle and calves 800; steers and heifers fairly active, trading a forced affair on small run; steers fully 50 higher, heifers 50 to 1.00 higher, cows steady; steers scattered loads 0 lb 64.00-6- 5 and part loads choice lb 50; mixed good and choice 3 1000-125- 0 62.5044.00; heifers load choice 3 near 950 lb 0 4 lb 62 mixed 64.00; choice cows high good and choice 3 60.50-62.040.50-43.03 cutter, utility and commercial canner and low cutter cutter 2 38.50-42.0OMAHA 10.75. 70s 60s 9.00-- 9 75, some 8.00. Metals Prices - Latest metal market NEW YORK (UPI prices as quoted Wednesday by the American Metal Market, authoritative metals publication: Aluminum, primary, 99.5 percent plus pure 50-lingots 76.00 Antimony, domestic, refined in alloy, $2.00 lb. Copper, electrolytic, delivered U.S. 78 U.S. primary producers U.S. (secondary producers 23.00 c lb. Magnesium. 99.8 percent, ingot 134.00 Manganese, 99 9 percent, boxed regular 70.00 00 76-lflask. Mercury, $325.00-$35- 0 Lead, common, 20.50-23.0- Nickel, electrolytic cathodes, f.o.b. Port Colborne, Ont , 33.29 lb. Palladium, N Y. Am. Met Mkt. dealer $96.00-102.0- 0 per troy ounce. Platinum, soft, 99.5 fine, producer $475.00; dealer-appro- x 5 00 per troy ounce. , $400 Steel, No. 1 heavy melt scrap Pittsburgh $78.00-$80.0- 0 per gross ton (consumer buying price l: Am. Met. Mkt. composite scrap price $73.73 per ton. Tin, N Y. Am. Met. Mkt. 631 00 Tin, N.Y. Am. Met. Mkt. alloyer price 675.25 Titanium, aircraft quality, 8 Ms inch round rotating billet, f.o.b. shipping point, $12.60 lb., our Orem store in - Potatoes Quotes - Beans Report New Quincy Mining North Lily Mining Park City Cons. Mines Park Premier Mining Prince Cons. Mining Rego Resco South Standard Mining Standard Metals Corp. Tintic Mineral Res. United Park City Mines Utah Cons. Mining Mill Cons. Oil Amer. Amer. Amer. Amer. .la 1.60 .35 .12 1.85 .50 .16 .08 5.87 .75 2.75 13.87 .55 3.12 .15 3.00 .05 5.50 .35 2.25 13.62 .45 2.87 .09 2.50 MAIN STREET SECURITIES, INC. .05 Chemical .13 .16 Consol. .07 .11 Mining 2.00 1.50 Tech. AMS Big Horn .07 .62 4.75 .09 1.25 .14 2.75 .06 .65 .62 .20 .34 .18 .18 .04 .50 4.25 .06 .75 .10 2.62 .04 .55 .37 .17 Paiute .31 Ramex Ruby Tintic P.M. Titus Tuma .12 .12 .02 .06 .07 .09 Union lj PROVO-374-- I I .56 5.87 5.50 5525 1230 NORTH 233 WEST 3 .75 6.00 5.75 ALL SEATS V OREM-224-- 1 5112 jyaoosou "Na are you BURT REYNOLDS FRI. & SAT. All SEATS 0 GEORGE C SCOTT TIMOTHY rKJTTON (Id 20111 CENTURY-1353- fox films " MEATBALLS w TAPS CUNT EASTWOOD &UTLAW JOSEY WALES 0pu) ALL SEATS U3a $3.00 NOW 50 JUNIOR TURTLENECK TOPS 20 JUNIOR PULLOVERS 25 JUNIOR SWEATSHIRTS 25 JUNIOR ACRYLIC PULLOVERS 20 JUNIOR SHIRTS 50 JUNIOR BLOUSES 20 JUNIOR JEANS 50 JOG SUITS 30 MISSES' TOPS 25 DOVE TURTLENECK TOPS 20 MISSES' PULLOVERS 30 MISSES' BLOUSES 20 SWEATSHORTS 80 LEOTARDS 26 EXERCISEWEAR 50 PICCOLO ACTIVEWEAR 2.98 2.98 5.98 5.98 9.98 9.98 9.98 19.98 5.98 5.98 5.98 9.98 1.98 1.98 2.98 5.98 dresses and coats 23 JUNIOR DRESSES 24 MISSES' DRESSES 36 MISSES' DRESS SUITS 32 LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS 25 ALL WEATHER COATS NOW 9.98 14.98 59.98 14.98 29.98 NOW 2.98 2.98 5.98 25 FASHION PANTS 25 ACTIVE SEPARATES 20 POLYESTER KNIT TOPS lingerie, loungewear MIDNIGHT SNOWS READY FOR A GOOD TIME? 9 DOLLY PARTON $3.00 KS S3.00 women's sportswear large size fashions SATURDAY 11 ALL SEATS .01 .03 Universal Fuels U.S. Energy Valtek 3.37 .11 3.25 Big Hiney Billings Energy Butte Energy Cash Ind. Centauri Crested Butte Crown Falcon Hiko Bell Magnum 5 GREAT KIDXIGHT SHOWS FRIDAY AKD Realtor Invited to on hand, so shop early for best selection! Gold Prices NEW YORK (UPI Foreign and Domes tic gold prices quoted in dollars per troy ounce Wednesday: London Morning fixing 424.00 off 10.50. Afternoon fixing 419.00 off 15.50. Paris (free market 428.72 off 14.49. Frankfurt 425.01 off 12.99. Zurich 420.50 off 14.00. New York Handy and Harman 419.00 off 15.50. Engelhard, base price for refining settling DENVER (UPI) Potatoes Wednesday: and unfabricated gold 419.00 off 15.50 per troy Market steady. 100 lb. sacks washed U.S. No. ounce. Selling price, fabricated gold 439.95 off 1 size A unless otherwise stated. Colorado 16.28 per troy ounce. Round Reds 2 'i-- 3 H inch 10.50-11.0some 12.50-13.0- 0 film bag 5 ; 50 lb. sacks 5.50-6.010-lbag baled 5.00, 20 lb. loose U.S. 2s 1.50; Beans Wednesday: Pintos, Centennial film bag 5 10-lVER (UPI) baled non-4.50, 20 lb. loose U.S. 2s 1.50. Idaho Russets 10 oz. Colo, and Neb., mostly 9.50, Great Northern, minimum 18.00, few 19.50; 50-lcartons 50- - Neb., 11.50. MANN DISCOUNT TICKETS ACCEPTED FOR ALL SHOWS ! ! Steve Thomas limited quantities. all may in each grouping. ..colors and styles limited to stock domestic sponge 99.3 percent $5.55-5.8- 5 lb. 99.9 percent Tungsten powder minimum pure $11.14 per lb. Zinc, prime western, U.S. 38.00-38.7- 5 Counter Trading INTERMOUNTAIN STOCK EXCHANGE Bid Asked Aksarben .08 .15 1.31 1.12 Bristol Silver Bullion Monarch .65 .50 Chief Consolidated Mines 8.25 8.75 3.37 3.62 Clayton Silver Mines Comstock Tunnel 3.50 3.75 Com. Tel Inc. 4.12 4.37 Croff Oil Co. .30 .40 .87 Crown Point Cons. Mining .50 .45 .25 Dragon Cons. Mining .50 .75 Eureka Standard Cons. .12 Excalibur .06 Gold Chain Mining .20 .15 .87 Goldfield Deep Mines 1.00 Western Mines .80 1.20 Great Intra-Ame- r. Oil & Minerals .75 .90 Justheim Petroleum .75 1.00 Louisiana Pacific Res. .10 .20 Mammoth Mining Co. .90 1.25 starts Friday, 9:30 a.m. ..not be available sizes many 22 PANTIES 74 PANTIES 24 FAMOUS MAKER BRAS 77 WARM GOWNS 66 THERMAL TOPS AND PANTS 19 SOFT CUP BRAS 89 WARM PAJAMAS 91 SLEEPWEAR 20 WARM ROBES 83 SLEEPWEAR JOG SETS 27 SWEATSHIRT 31 NOVELTY SLEEPWEAR 52 WARM ROBES 2-P- C. NOW 48 98 1.98 1.98 2.98 3.98 3.98 3.98 5.98 5.98 7.98 7.98 9.98 women's accessories NOW 25 COSMETIC BRUSHES 100 LEGWARMERS 20 BELTS 45 DANSKIN LEGWARMERS Exposition Steve Thomas of Equitable Realty in Provo has been granted a seat on the largest nationwide real estate instructional and marketing exposition in the world. Over 12 billion in properties from all over the country and abroad or sold will be exchanged tax-freevent. during the five-da- y Thomas will teach three sessions on top topics of: 1) The importance of keeping your home free and clear. 2) "How to get third and fourth mortgages with no points." Such dream properties as an island in the tropics, an English castle, shopping centers, office buildings, businesses, hotels and homes and ranches from all over the United States (and elsewhere) were sold or exchanged on the trading floor last year. This marketing event, an educational session sponsored by Creative Real Estate Magazine will take place at the 11th Annual 19 BELTS 125 FASHION LEOTARDS 15 EVENING BAGS 15 EVENING BAGS e, infants and toddlers (Him r mm fir M EUun o. Cnative Real Estate EXPO '83 bald at Caesars Palace, Lai NOW 2.98 2.98 1.98 .98 4.98 5.98 2.98 2.98 4.98 1 .98 Cf, 3230 saws- - Inn 37 BLANKET SLEEPERS 126 TIGHTS 61 LITTLE GIRLS' BLOUSES NOW 73 BIG GIRLS' BLOUSES 66 LITTLE GIRLS' TURTLENECKS 23 WARM SWEATERS, 4-- 2.98 2.98 3.98 14 buys for boys NOW 31 DUKES OF HAZZARD LACES 26 EAR MUFFS 41 SKI GLOVES 27 COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS. 8-59 SKI GLOVES 38 BIG BOYS' PULLOVERS 43 BIG BOYS' PANTS 26 ADIDAS EXERCISEWEAR 21 BIG BOYS' COATS 23 LEVI'S HARDWARE JEANS 19 BIG BOYS' FASHION JEANS 24 BIG BOYS' BELTED SLACKS 31 LITTLE BOYS' JACKETS 29 LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS 8-- 14 16 48 98 98 98 1.98 2.98 3.98 5.98 9.98 8.98 8.98 8.98 10.98 14.98 buys for men NOW 37 HATS 19 SCARVES 34 GLOVES 21 TIES 119 SHIRTS 149 SHIRTS 109 SHIRTS 48 LONG SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS 42 TEE SHIRTS 24 83 69 19 PANTS PANTS TURTLENECK SHIRTS LIGHTWEIGHT RAINCOATS 51 WARM PAJAMAS 43 SLEEP SHIRTS 107 SWEATERS 93 HOODED SWEATSHIRTS 1.98 1.98 3.98 3.98 2.98 4.98 5.98 4.98 3.98 2.98 7.98 4.98 3.98 3.98 7.98 7.98. 7.98 shoes for the family NOW 5 WOMEN'S HIKING BOOTS 7.98 20 WOMEN'S CLOGS 9.98 25 WOMEN'S WEDGE SANDALS 9.98 49 WOMEN'S BOOTS 9.98 23 WOMEN'S DEXTER CASUALS 9.98 12 WOMEN'S SBICCA SANDALS 9.98 1 8 WOMEN'S BOAT SHOES 1 2.98 1 9.98 20 WOMEN'S MUSHROOMS 1 9.98 30 WOMEN'S CANDIES PUMPS 1 5 WOMEN'S DRESS BOOTS 24.98 10 MEN'S WESTERN BOOTS 19.98 10 MEN'S HUSH PUPPIES 19.98 28 GIRLS' U.S. SPORTS CASUALS 3.98 10 BOYS' DRESS BOOTS 2.98 15 BOYS' BOOTS 7.98 59 BOYS' HIKING SHOES 9.98 25 BOYS' CHEETAHS JOGGERS 9.98 73 CHILD. BOOTS 5.98 48 INFANTS' CANVAS SHOES 5.98 1 COLD-WEATH- yardage and notions 30 YDS. POLYCOTTON CORDUROY 45 YDS. COTTONPOLY. FLEECE 50 YDS. COTTON BROADCLOTH NOW 98 98 98 for your home NOW buys for girls NOW Nevada from March 20 rough March 25. lux 'foaxs 27 CRIB SHEETS 1 9 BLANKET SLEEPERS 21 INFANTS' SHIRTS 29 LAYETTE JACKETS 11 INTANTS' DRESSES 1 6 NEWBORN APPAREL 40 TODDLERS' WARM ACTIVEWEAR 17 TODDLERS' TOPS PLUSH TOYS 1 6 FELIX THE CAT 31 TODDLER BOYS' SHIRTS 98 1.98 1.98 1.98 2:98 4.98 3.98 4.98 buys for girls 3.98 98 1.98 100 NAPKIN RINGS 50 DISHCLOTHS 112 KITCHEN TOWELS 60 HAND TOWELS 20 WICKER TISSUE COVERS 25 PORCELAIN VASES Orem University Mall, University Pkwy. at State St. 28 88 98 98 1.93 2.93 |
