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Show Page 22-T- Provo. Utah. Sunday November HERALD HE 19 1978 Livestock and Produce Quotes Business News Market Quotes JONES DOW 20 Industries Transport 15 Utilities 65 Slocts 30 210 92 Amtet Astron Big Piney Billings Energy Cameo ( rested Butte Com Dog Derby Falcon Hiko Bell 272 02 32 AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE OPEN CLOSE Brad FUgan In iH i t Div Mines , (w, Federal Reserve Frontier Airlines 4' 44 1J 9 Giant Yellowkmfe New Park Staggs Drug 28'. Syntei 32 1J l 28 264 18. 18 17 40 January 02 03 Manhatten Mandrake Minerals West Mtn Sis Res Nordic 05 07 08 12 Paiute 43 50 Pine Ridge Ruby Mining Rocky Mtn Sheeprock Tuma 08 50 12 19 6 6 2 3 10 (V, 4 4 Zions 18 MUTUAL 19 FUNDS Fund Fund 6.76 7.12 7.30 84 1294 7 78 Dreyfus Fidelity Capital Fidelity Fund Fundamental Inv Invest Co. of Amer 11 14 43 15 .77 M. L. Capital M. L. Growth Mais. Inv. Growth Mass. Inv. Trust New Perspective Pioneer Fund 12.88 13.42 16 6.46 81 7.06 21.07 21.07 8 36 9 30 Putnam Investors Putnam Growth 9.47 5.6 10.21 14 13 15 44 7.83 6 22 7.16 10 74 Windsor Fund NEA Mutual Fund L. A. Bond Debent M. L. Basic Value M. L. Special Val 74 11 8.89 8.89 7 65 7 66 29 10 9 11.25 15 9 53 8.17 8.57 45 02 025 05 04 05 lb 200 good and choice lb Holteins 45 5046 50 Slaughter heifers Good and few 4s 9001 000 mostly choc lb 41 00 most late sale 49 00 load veild grade 4 55 035 05 9 10 4 45 0 100 lb 44 50 Feeder cattle Confirmed 1.17 1.75 Exxcel Gold Chain Mining Great Western Mines 90 2 12 22 25 25 .29 Justheim Petroleum Louisiana Pacific Res 45 1 35 55 50 07 3.00 13 25 I 2 1 80 90 SO 1.00 25 05 28 08 13 16 .065 625 10 662 1.50 1.70 700 7.50 237 1.85 10 .12 1.87 1.50 .13 1.25 .20 1.50 09 .18 550 on UPI Builness Writer NEW YORK UPI Prices were broadly higher at the close of the New York Stock Exchange Friday with the aid of bargain hunters buoyed by a boost in October personal income and a strong dollar abroad Trading was moderate The Dow Jones industrial average, an 8 winner Thursday, was ahead 3.55 points to 797.72 shortly befor the NYSE closed The closely watched average had surrendered almost 13 points earlier this week. Advances led declines by an ratio among 1,863 issues crossing the composite tape at 4 p.m EST NYSE turnover amounted to about ,!',300.000 shares, compared with 21,340.000 traded Thursday Prices were higher in active trading of American Stock Exchange issues Analysts said the Commerce Department encouraged investors early when it reported October personal income rose 1.2 percent from September Also, private wages and salaries for October advanced 1.4 percent, also well above the 0.7 percent in- - crease reported for September The government also reported there was no change in October housing starts from September. This may have encouraged some investors who believe if housing starts begin to fall, the economy will slow severe- ly With the Bank of America and Citibank leading the way, most of the nation's major banks converted to an 11 percent prime lending rate. Several Midwest banks earlier this week made the U point increase The higher rates apparently helped the dollar register strong gains in Europe and Tokyo. The Federal Reserve, which has intervened at times to help the greenback, Thursday reported a modest $1.1 billion hike in the nation's money supply Some investors still remained concerned about Carter administration predictions of a severe economic slowdown, even a depression, if the president's measures fail. n Closing Stock Market Quotations (upil AbbottL 20d .84 32'. AlliedChm 2 AmNaRes Am Std AmTlYT 4.60 61 38 2 - 24 16 Arm co 16 AshlnOl 2.40 55 2 1- 1 1.72 19 20 C B S 2.60 x51 Chessie 41 Chrysler l 52 ColgateP 46 2 32 CmwEd 2.40 25 - 1.60 70 25l GATX 10 1 1 Frhauf 80 25 Gen Dynam 14 GnElec 1 49 2.60 Genl Mot 4a GenlPort 60 10 G T E GaPacl 1025 GnFood 1.80 54 Gillette 31 Goodrih Goodyr 1.30 16 GtAAP lOd 5Gryhnd 1.04 11 GulfOil 1.90 24 10 : Homstk Holly Sugar 17 30. Honywl 2.20 Horizon Cp 2Houstnl 2 12 20 1.32 Comm-Sa- Con Ed 2.20 22 Cor.tAL ConsuP 2 24 22 2 FreptM GCable CocaCol 1 74 41 17 Col Gas 2.34 27 1 17 Exxon 12 2.20 27 2.48 28 3 EvansP 1.20 1.60 26 1.10 Celanese ft CiUesSv 40 9 Ethyl 23 Firstne 26 - 1.34 26 84 23 FnclFd 1.20 23 F M C 1.20 FordMo 3.90 41 3 56 Ben BellHowl 96 16 Beth Steel 1 dix 2 56 34 19 Bobbie Brits 5 Boeing Borden 1 72 26 1.20a (3 BrisMy BorgWarn 2 294 1.22 32 Brans wk 70 13 ft CdnPac Burrgh 1.60 7- 098d 20 CatplTr 2.10 5- 53 20 ExCelO 40 50 1 1.10 41 Air 8 ElPasC 58 EltraCp Esmark 80 22 Beckmr. 31 32g DuqneL Eastern 16 1.32 15 ArmsCork 1 Asarco .40 14 40 45-f AtlRchf -1 120- EastmKo 2a 9- AvcoCpn Basicln IdahoP 1.40 DuPont 5a AMFIn 1.88 .84 1.52 14 363 Disney Dow Ch 37 3 60 40 Aril PS 36 I Cooperl 35 DetEdis Diamlti 2.20 m S V, .50 27 1 2S1 AMAX 2.20 44 Amerada lg 28 AmAirln .40 1- 2AmBrands 4 48 AmCan 2 70 38 Mi Am xH AmCyan Motors 2- CPCInU 2.70 48 1 90 30 CurtissW .80 14 Cylop 1.20a 2 DaytnH .60 Dartlrid 1.60 38 AllisCh 31 Alcoa 2 45 50 30 ContlOU 452 CrownZ x20 1 AUegnyCp 1 1- 1 60 24 7- - 63. - IC tads 1.68 24 7- ContlGr 2.20 2- 20d 9 Alu 2 Alcan 4 33 Adm-M- l Ford Says He'd Do Better - DENVER (UPD Former President Gerald Ford, again knocking the Carter administration, said inflation would be under control had he been elected in 1976. "If I were president, we wouldn't be in this mess because we would not have reignited the flames of inflation," Ford said at a news conference Thursday before speaking to the National Conference of Christians and Jews. "We wouldn't be in the situation of having to slam on the brakes and finding that we're sliding and slipping all over the pavement. 7- 45l 23 1.20 KnightRi .60 20 Kraftln 1 1- Owenlll K mart .72 Kopprs 2.80 44 Leh Val Ind 2 LiggGrp - 34 2kLTV 211 Phil Mo 2.05 70 1 2 Northrp 1 NwstAirl NwBcp PuS Col Pullmn Ralston Rathon 8 2 1 60 33 4 75 25 4 up 18 up up 8 up 8 up up 1 60 16 1.60 34 .50 12 8 steers 56 choice 3 week 59 fleshy 3 ib mid 0 heifers 53 00 Confir-ne- Sheep si 575 d well established choice few prime Ib slaughter lambs 58 Iambs not aughter No Ib 46 00 No lb 47 sows 25 higher instances higher 50 km lb 400-4- Ib 0 00 higher not Cattle and Calves enough trade on any slaughter class to establish a market bulk of supply feeders for auction Sheep None Monday Estimates Cattle and Calves 6 000 Hogs 5 500 Sheep 600 500 00 Chicago Merc CHICAGO lUPIl - Closing OMAHA Hogs 3 I 000 PI Livestock 50 to fully butchers range of futures traded Mercantile Chicago up 8 8 off 8 I'pjohn shell! il I Smmns 56h 80 34 up 7 up SkaggCo 80 91 up Srnithk! SoCIEd 2 24 24 up 34 SouthCo 1 54 14 14 up 14 SoPacif 2 40 27 off 1 SpRand 1 32 41 higher Jun 5060 5005 5045 5070 5025 5O70 5032 50 00 150 a 5850 5900 5890 fourth-quarte- Geneva Steel Elevates 3 N Monday's 1.925 9 20 9 21 9 40 9 51 urns 15 Jly 6 9.60 9 65 30B 15 58 Now set up your own Three appointments in the engineering department of U.S. Steel's Geneva Works were announced Saturday by Ray W. Pett, works engineer. Boyd C. Branson of Murray has been promoted to staff engineer, Zane S. Taylor of Orem to senior design engineer, and Fred C. Huff of Springville to design engineer. Mr. Branson holds a BS degree in civil engineering from Utah State University and a masters degree in engineering science from Brigham Young University. Named designer in the engineering department in 1955, he was promoted in 1965 to senior design engineer, the position he leaves for this most recent appointment. Mr. Branson was on a leave of absence from Geneva Works from 1965 to 1967 during which time he served a term in the Utah State Legislature. A graduate of the University of Utah with a BS degree in mechanical engineer, Mr. Taylor began his service in 1953 as a detailer in the engineering department. In 1955 he was promoted to designer and, subsequently, to staff engineer and design engineer, the position held at the time of this present pension plan and take the contributions as a tax deduction! If you work for a company that does not have a pension plan, the law says you can contribute 15 of your annual earned income to your own Individual retirement plan to a maximum of $1 ,500. What's more, you can deduct some or all of It from your gross income for Federal income tax purposes whether you itemize or take the standard deduction. If your husband or wife has earned income, and qualifies, he or she can start a separate plan. Together you may be able to put away S3, 000 a year and pay no tax on principal or iMerest until you retire, when your tax bracket will probably be lower. For full details on how to set up an advantageous retirement fund through a New York Life retirement annuity or endowment, call me. Richard Koster New York Life Insurance Company 310 No. Univ. 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St. St., 1 5160 0 S. State St., 262-409- 5 484-929- 01 900 South, MURRAY: 521-000- OGDEN: , 660 Washington, 62 3544 W"i"9n, 532-323- 2 363-- 1 1 621-102- 188 1 -- 5770 3 PROVO: 238 dU BM GIVE YOU 10 T0 10,000 I PIP IS PRINTING by prices paid to delivery I UPI DENVER market steady 100 Sep S 43 9 44 9 38 Oct 9 54 9 58 9 50 9 52 9 55B reported Denver Produce Mar 1001B 10 09 10.05 10 08 1017 Open interest 26,988 lip 454 Settlement on previous and close DomesNEW YORK i UPI tic No 12 futures closed Friday 7 to 18 points lower Estimated sales 100 contracts Sugar Exchange - 112,000 lbs.; cents per Ib. Open High Low Close Prev Mar 14 85B 15 00 15 00 1503 15 10 15.25 May 15 05B 15 200 9.25 8.2 9 32 Jan 9 61 hoes Prices to retailers (Grade A in cartons delivered) Extra large medi large contracts Jlv 11 estimated receipts prices Eggs firm III 000 Ibi change cents per lb. Open High Low Close Prev 8 48 8 45 Mar Jan 8 20B 8 85 8 99 8 80 8 82 8 91 May 9 05 08 8 98 9 00 9 000 122 50 x 9 lbs 49 lbs 48 lbs 46 50 0 Butter Prices paid delivery to Chicago unchanged 93 score 4 123 00. 92 score 12175 - Estimated sales 4 selling LSD A points lower to 3 points higher I Lives Butter and Eggs CHICAGO UPI - Bulk I UPI I Sugar futures closed Friday 11 Sugar No No No Cattle 3d EW YORK 11 - UPIl Mar 6430 Sugar Prices No I 48 50 Froiea Pork Belliei m lb; rents per Ibi Feb 6475 6310 6435 6457 5312 d 17 4 up 14 Indust Walgrn 1 30 23 74 up 34 Wa Water 2 21 14 up 36 24 74 up WsBanc WUnion 40 15 up Westh El 97 16 10 off Stl WhlgPitt White Motor 6 74 8 Jy 111 It, market not fully established in light ude eifers 50 cents higher steers not established choice heifers 52 50 cutter utility and com mercial cows 40 1 00 Hogs 800 trade fair barrow; and gilts 50 cents to i oo Live Hogi Dec cents per Ib 5270 5172 5262 5172 2781 Feb 5280 4805 4875 5152 5270 5130 2759 Apr 1201 fjj un- tattle lb 5030 278 .177 lock 7380 7350 564 4867 4805 5 2 Joliet Livestock 533 Aug 6120 8072 6097 6097 Feeder t attic Nov 42 .Mt lb rents per Ibi Jan 7250 7015 6895 6992 6875 378 7170 7247 7200 396 Mar 7380 7320 If m Sep 15 60B Open interest JOUET Shell Eggs i!!.5M dot: cents per doi Dec Nov 6645 6350 6350 6550 12 Jan 5920 6230 6170 6230 6195 107 I V 18 98 6240 6377 6402 880 May 6475 6260 6442 6442 212 Pacific Petroleums, which climbed ll3 points earlier this week, was active and higher on the NYSE Petro Canada is buying the 48 percent interest Phillips Petroleum owns in Pacific Middle South Utilities made the active list with a block of 180.000 shares at 144 Carrier Corp and Marley Co were higher at one time Carrier revealed late Thursday it had held talks about acquiring Marley Co. P R Mallory was sharply higher after a delayed opening The firm and Dart Industries had reached a merger agreement in which Dart will pay $51 for each Mallory share Varo Inc. attracted attention. The company said it had signed an agreement in principle to absorb Iotron Corp. of Boston into one of its subsidiaries. r UARCO headed higher after reporting its earnings rose to SI 14 a share from $1.04 a year ago On the Amex, Colonial Commercial Corp was active and higher State-owne- 61 15 changed Settlement on previous and close B Bid m on Exchange 15 Jar 569V SSKi 3625 5680 5635 496 5645 5690 5657 205 Feb 5845 5760 5837 5780 8367 Apr 596" 5900 595c Jun 6105 6050 6100 6070 520 1786 50 4 Omaha Livestock Fnstn Higk Low tTose Pre Sales Live Beef Cattle Dec 40 M lb ceati per lb lb 46 2547 00 25 ib 45 firm to 25 Fashion Trend Cycles ) 251 lb 49 2 50 4 few a! few choice 00 00 Ib ! TriCon 2.01d 17 8 up 34 Tw CF 1.20a 26 74 up 1 I'AL lnc 80 30 14 up UnCarb 2 80 35 off Un Elec 1 44 14 up I'nOCal 2 40 54 up 74 52 2 I'mon Pac up up I'niroyal 50 5 UtBrnd 15d 9 up US Gyp 80 24 74 up 14 60 22 I'SSteel up Utd Techn 2 x36 up I'mtTel 44 19 up up 80 26 25 16 loads higher higher Nc appointment. Mr. Huff joined Geneva Works as a laborer in 1949 in the blast furnace division, transferring to the rolling mills division where he held various positions until 1955 when he became a detailer in the engineering department. At the time of this latest assipment, he was a desip draftsman. Mr. Huff has served as a member of the board of directors of Geneva Works' Recreation Association for the past ten years. Transam 1 15 Trans W Air 17 14 up SafwStr 2 60 s39 up off 14 SUMnrl 1 30 23 StRegis 1 80 29 off Sears 12a 20 4 4 up 1 20 45 up RCA Cp 1 40 25 up Rep Stl 1.60 23 54 up 3.80 56 off Rey Ind 31 Reyn Mt 1 up Robrtsn 1 70 25 54 up 8 Rockwll 2 40 32 54 up Ronson Crp 3 up RoperC 1 80 21 4 off RoylD 4.86d 59 up x29 NCR Corp 1 58 NiagMo 1 44 14 NLIndu 1 20 18 NorfkW 1 84 22 NoNtGs 2 60 35 NoStPw 2 16 24 8 PhilPet 1.20 30 up Polaroid 1 47 8 up 2 PPGInd 1 72 25 off ProcterGa 3 84 off 8 Lockheed 8Corp 6 LukenSU .96 14 MrthnO 2.20 54 54 up MarshF 1.24 16 4 up McDonD 60 30 2 up M G M 1.10 37 up 1 MidSoU 1 44 14 up Mobil 4.60 66 541 up Monsan 3.20 50 up 8 Mon Dk 1.50 16 4 up 92 20 off MonPw Motorola 1 40 4 29 Mt Fuel 2.20 up 8 MtStTel 2.08 25 off Nabisco 1 50 23 8 up Natl Can 64 16 8 up 3NtlDistl 1.70 18 up 4 Ntl Gyp 1.32 17 54 up 34 NatSteel up PacPwr 1.92 19 4 up Pan Am Air 6 8 up Penney 1 76 32 PennPL 1.92 19 8 off Pennwil 2 27 4 up 4 up PepsiCo 1 25 Pfizer I 1.20 32 4 John.Mv 1.80 45d 22 23 1.16 19 PacC-- E 2.16 22 IntHarv 2 40 2 33 KrogerCo Litton .401- 5InlndStl 2.80 261 St Brnd 1 36 23 14 off 14 StdOCal 2 60 44 74 up StOlInd 2 80 52 up 8 StoklyV 1.32 30 up StudeWrth 2 55 up 1 SunshM 20d 10 Teldyne lOi 89 up 74 up 34 Telepromp 10 Tennco 2.20 30 14 off 14 Texaco 2 23 8 up Texlnst 1 68 79 up 4 TexPcL 40d 47 off Textron 1 60 26 34 up Timken 2 60 45 34 off OlinCorp 88 16 8 up OutbdM 1.40 17 off Own CF 1.20 28 off 4 IdealBa 24 28 2 1.6021 lIncoLtd Ing Rand 3 48 34 I B M 11.52 2.10 33 IntlPaper IntlT&T 2.20 28 2- 3Kencott KeMcG 1.25 tered tnstatces 00 ' all sale late U week or the weekend andprices quoted showed little relation to present market conditions as feeder cat tie prif-ewere stimulated bv the 4 By FRANK W, SLL'SSER 9 25 43 00 cattle on feed report issued Tuesday string mostly choice 525 lb steers 71 00 heifers 460 lb 64 00 all laid intofeedlots from out of state with all costs included several loads of choice and prime 425 lb replacement quality heifer calves 70 00 scat- Final Marker Summary 62 015 50 8 Mammoth Mining Co New Quincy Mining Cons. Oil North Lily Mining Park City Cons. Mines Park Premier Mining Petro-SilvInc. Prince Cons. Mining Rego South Standard Mining Standard Metals Corp Tela trans Tintic Minerals Res. United Park City Mines Utah Cons Mining Mill Cons Oil Western Geoth 8 67 7.93 15.38 42 360 00 sold FOB feediot this week 50 83 15 Excalibur Affiliated Chemical 38 38 good 350 higher cattle slaughtering in the lntermountain area for week ending Nov 11 totaled 16 286 head including near 22 percent cows compared with 16 890 and 21 percent cows the previous jieriod confirmed sales this week on 7 225 sla ighier steers 460 slaughter heifers average price of good and choice steers is ASK 18 50 75 30 INTERMOUNTAIN STOCK EXCHANGE 17 Bristol Silver 185 065 085 Canyonlands Uranium 1 75 Chief Consolidated Mines 2 00 65 675 Clayton Silver Mines Combined Metals, lnc Susp Comet Coalition Mines 36 46 00 25 U lock Tunel 11 Com Tel Inc. 13 15 17 Croff Oil Co Crown Point Cons Mining 35 50 Cons 38 43 Dragon Mining 30 East Utah Mining Co 25 40 45 Eureka Standard Cons 17 BID 3 and 3 OVER THE COUNTER First Security Govt. Employees Pop Shop pes Prud Federal Tosco Corporation 50 08 2 Valtek 154 25 10 50 3 US Energy UNI -- Trade Utah Equities 15 14 50 30 13'i Squibb Thickol Utah Power & Light Avnet Holiday Inns Occidental Petroleum 26 21 I 25 23 !S 27 1 06 i S2S 27 00 25 IB 26 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE 31 ' Albertsons 31S 25 Boise Cascade Braniff Air 114 11 Gen Refractories 5S 5 General Tel & Elec 28. 28. Hercules lnc 150 16 47 ',4 46 McDonalds 28J 29 Mountain Fuel Supply Northwest Energy 25H 25 12 Mi 12 Savin Business Mach 4 04 S IS Utah Idaho Sugar Downey Sav s. Loan 75 3 49 mostly 00 50 last vear most sales at mid 00 week 50 several scat lered loads choice yeid grade lb higher BROWN SECl RITIhS 41 heifers 00 73 98 04 68 - 797 55 3 NORTH SALT LAKE UPli -Idaho I tab and eastern Nevada feediot and range sales week ending Friday This week s ac tivity was Highlighted b the best demand for slaughter cattle in several weeks slaughter steers 00-through rrud week mostly Closing Over the Counter... AVERAGES 176 lb and average weight 141 lb wees 50 17 and last 43 23 and 1 104 lb steers Uood Slaughter mostly choice some mixed few 4s 025-and choice Feediot Sales N. University, 374-044- 1 - YOUR INSTANT PRINTER IS pp |
