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Show pfern Balt gfibtmc Buinc afcf Mine Second Section Finance .Market Wednesday Morning, March 5, rage 27 1!)(!9 as their parents did, they would want a suburban cottage as auon as tneir first child is born, Mr. Donovan noted. Then he observed that the pill already has lowered birth rates. Speaking on housing in Utah, H. M. Calvert, senior vice president at PFS, said he nearly scored a bullseve with his prediction of last rear. At last years seminar he predicted 5,500 housing starts. We actually started 5,490, he said. Utah will continue to grow modestly Gene Dono-tand unspectacularly in 1969. ptesident of Prudenfal federal Savings & Loan, pre- dicted Tuesday ritglit. M r. Donovan was among four at sneakers annual the housing sponsored seminar Housing Estimate This years estimate of housing starts was given by Dr. Milton P. Matthews, professor of marketing at University of Utah. Dr. Matthews forecast about the same housing starts for the coming jear. Dr. Matthews said the type oi housing under future development should be carefully scrutinized. In my opinion, at least 50 percent of the housing units to be built during the next five years will be either condomini69 by PFS. More than 400 realtors and home builders attended seminar and at PFS the banquet State. Charting the growth of 1968 in Utah, Mr. Donovan said, It appears from preliminary . . . data that we had an out migration of rather sizeable proportions, and actually our rate of growth declined somewhat over the prior years in the decades of the 60s. ums, cluster or rental apartments. With budding and land costs rising, it (multi-familhousing) is the only way we can fit the cost of shelter to the pen of those who need to be housed. Mr. Calvert said, these types of housing units fit trie living pattern of most people today. Many families of all ages want freedom to pursue their hobbies and to travel without being burdened with the care of a single-famil- y home. We all overlooked and were overtaken by the combination of mobility created by air and auto transportation, work week and coupled with the the increasing family incomes of most of our population. Addiessing home builders, Mr. Donovan declared: Your job is a challenging one to piovide the ingenuity to produce housing uniquely suited to Utahs citizens, whose wants, desires and financial capabilities are changing . . . The need for housing becomes critical when young people get married . . . Weve had rather a sizeable increase in the rate of marriages in the past several Furthermore, rears. If these young married couples acted r a taiet m hundreds (00) omitted except for thoe designated (z) which ere ifutied in 10 share lots and carried in (a) plus extra, (b) ft.) DIVIDENDS a pdid last year; (c) payment on accumu-ld declared or paid so ed dividends; cash no lar this year, regular rate; (e) pus stock; (g annual rate plus stock e v dend; (hi cap tal distribution; (I) per efrt m stock, (k) per cent in stock (x) pn d last year) FRACTIONS (t) indicate, following Is fraction in 32nds; (I) Indicates tijue f o' owing figure s fraction In 64ths. Hi.h Adresso Admiral ArPrd AtejCP .?Od AU Lud Aig Pw Ait Ch Low 4 69 259 17 Cp .2ug Air Rede A CdnAI 4j 6 2g 1 40 42 68 16 Anerada Am Arl Reluctant He predicted higher morgage rates if is no housing crunch. Rates will likely move steadily upward, exceeding eight percent by year end. he said. Discussing new housing starts, Dr. Matthews said the point-udemand for continued imhousing would indicate over last years total of provement 5,500. lion. there But lie added that the critical factor of insufficient mortgage money would offset the positive factois. Dr. Matthews said he expected the new housing total m Salt Lake County and South Davis County would increase from the 2,423 recorded last year to He observed that the bulk of new jobs in recent years have come to Weber and North Davis counties because that is where federal employment has expanded so rapidly. 60 Brest Am Can 2 70 4 AmCyan AmEiec 1 58 Am Expo t 40 A Home AmHosS .22 fcoacco Advances Declines Unchanged New Highs New Lows 40 Bonds 10 High Grade Rads 10 2nd Grade Rails 10 Public Util. 10 industrials 10 88 0 68 054 2 47 0.62 2 40 73 37 20 73 2 73 37 20 39 39 Kan 1572 30 156 30 E Kodk Eaton Y A4,R ch cversharp 1 ExCellO 60 83 1 Bel.&HII 48 60 Jl'4 . ei".3iFiyn9T9r, . 494 H4, FlaPwr . 20 BolseCascde Borden t 20 4 Borg Wr Bost Ed 2 08 Bourns Inc .45 .60 Leh Ind Val 2120 2 McCror McDonO McGr E 48 80 58 X64 90 330 39 91 78 54 15 31 S3 57 41 26 42 30 59 10 56 237 91 1669 92 823 311 21 1 20 1 12 IMPowr 80 1 IBM ?5 20 3 2 44 43 25 DfrtadiS O' Shm 4C 40 63 73 27 20 47 72 Otamdlntl 59 Dehold 48g D'ner Cl 50 20 OhtSea 10 I IS 3 IntHarv Lanrson 60 OenvrRG 49 31 43 24 76 29 SO 30 49 17 44 36 46 82 48 16 43 36 46 4 II Inf N ck 1 Inf Pap 95 Inll TAT Itek Corp Vj 17 36 II 80 'uh ntMtni.Chf m 4- 3j- If li & 6,500; 1,250 Johns M ? 40 JohnJn .13a JonLogn 80 Jones L 2 70 jostent JoyMf I 1 Kaiser AI q Mutual Funds I! slaughter cutter Holsteins 39 38 Over the Counter 60. . 54 14 30 53 57 40 26 4 4?' 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U.S. American Stock Exchange 74 21 86 116 tlAst lWu""r 4. 2 I ftas 54; 78; 591t- 109 X347 I sh011 ,. rKl rh Bank Gearings 20 20 80 1 ,r 90 77 20 IntMnfl 25 27 29 Salt Lake Slock Exchange it' Dairy Mtjrket 20 88 1 "d imprlCrp log Rand 2 Inland Stl 2 InspCop 2 10 Interrolnc ! 1 Ogden C.rp .70 Idaho P 1 60 IdeeiBasIc 1 III Cenln 3: sprinkling system will water site near Aurora, Sevier County. re 421 10 Hoover HousLP Howmet 9 abo on 210-ac- crops vJwS. 60 20 .40 40 60 1 'M G M MidSoUt .40 Honywl 49 3 37 This $' -- McLean 8J 90 Mead C Memorex 80a Merck Fiectn Holiday! .3$ 40 Homes d ?0 60 1 McGrHIl Hoff 11 CHICAGO Wheat Higher; good late demand. Corn Higher; with wheat. Oats Higher; good trade. Mixed; ilqht trade Soybeans Butcher hogs Steady; receipts 4,500) lop 22 25. steer Slaughter Steady) receipt 000; top 31 25. Ill 1 May DS MtnHtls 2? R H 60 MarMid MarshF 2 20 10 Mart Mr Massey F -I- 71 49 43 32 49 31 44 Higher s s 2 Wool, 6,000 fleeces mostly Tnendayi Quotation slaughter spin count, staple 44 cents grease f.o b 67 294 2914 29'j PhilaEI 164 29 50; and choice lb sheirirg pens good ,,, 80 57 60 Phil Mr 4 ,26 J1 50; good 24 CHICAGO 50; standard and Hogs 4,500, Bid Asked 299 68 2 68 PhilPet 2 60 jCW 00 flood 23 J8d slaughter heifers, butchers fully steady; fairly active; shipI 4 47 'A 18 46 47 Pdlsbry cnolce and prime Ib butchers Banner lb 27 50; good, pers took 3 003; 56 00 69 19 .70 EurBull V4 21 68 68 66 Piper A 1 40 22 22 23 140 50 2! 21.50-2at head sorted 25; 00; 25 standard and good 85 00; 4 Bristol Eur Lilly 1 11144 111 239 113 Polaroid .32 2075-20 Ib Bui Ex 2 3 Ib 16 1 75 50; I 55 1 60 cows, lEurSland bulls, 50; utility utility, 1 40 74 35 Va PPGInd 354 35 4 Ib 20 00 20 50; 1 15 1 20 commercial and good 22 BullMon IGolconda 15 75 00; choice 20 25-- 0 75, 2 3 84 Proc&G 2 60 lb 19 00; sows uneven, steady, champion 75 with end prime 900 ib feeder steers 26 75. 80 GcldChain .50 .65 09 .10 23 StandMet 06 PuSvC 5 00 4 87 49 500; wooled slaughter lambs to 25 higher, advance mostly on weights ChiefCons .47 GoodeliMon Sheep 20 25 20 00 Sundance 3334 PSE&G I 64 300 350 lb ciavtcn 45 GreatWest .25 .22 weak to 50 lower; large share 50 lower; over 450 Ib; fairly active; 50 53 42 44 TinticLd Pullmn 3 Ib 17 0 50; 13cooCons 00, 34 42 ewes steady; .33 Horn 44 wooled slaughter lambs 10 28 PureAC TintlcStand 1300 13 62 . ID 17 8 0 55u 600 lb 00, Ib 27 CombMetal 87 19 .17 choice Kennebec 4 12 I 7 25 52 slauflhter, 16 00 20hCent Purolat 8 00 5 7 00, boars 14 comet 43 ewes utility 131 Ib 8 50. 7 62 125 UnPkCity none trading on ComMock Cattle 800; calves 1 65 900; barrows Hogs and gilts 30 25 UtahCont steers R 50 3 Ib 20 lower; sows all slaughter classes active, fur a steady ConsEur 50; Ut IdaS 18 00 1600 heifers insufficient volume price Crestent .75 to 25 lower; 280 350 Ib steady I 10 .95 with 50 the to sows strong test; hgher 49 R 43 V4 18 2511.75. C jf 43 A 1 446 43 Water 2 50 300 1 25 upturn primarily on utility, load mixed Crown 60 24 137 26 26' 949 Ralston 19 00 20 00 Whittington high choice and prime 1 250 lb slaughter 0rgon 44 .60 59 59 42 59 381 OGDEN CAP USDA) Hogs 180; Rayette s 00 31 36 38 00 25 cncnce UtfM. yield grade 3 and 4 50 39 2 17 tastutnh 119 40 40 and gilta about steady with last test steers 244iRaython ZCMI 15 00 17 00 4 28 50, Env,,r 5 Ib yield grade 19 19 Co .27 46 20 6 Reading two weeks ago; couple lots US choice and lots mixed few good 46 45 l 58 46 42 2 U S. Ib 21 00; Rep Stl 21 1 3 lb 27 75 Sales good 25 50-- 7 50) few odd lots! 76 40 24 unch. Revlon 70 77 76 20 40 20 90; sows scarce; U S. 2 3 heifers 825 900 Ib choice slaughter 42 61 55 43 43 3Gg 0 10 Rexall Ib 13 60. Banner 100 at 59 00; 100 at 58 00. 27 00, load mixed oocd and choice1 Vs 38 271 38 38 6- 2- 0 01 Rey Met 90 1th Sheep 130; all classes about steady 18 50 2D 00, cows Ib commercial 26 825 75; BuliEx 3,600 at 65; 2,700 at 1 60; 2,500 42 168 42 Va 41 0 01 ReyTob 2 20 7 last test two weeks ago; wooled slaughter 19 21 00 anc cutters cannars 00, 40 V2 lambs 25 70 26 0.10 RiegelPap 26 few small lots choice at 1 55 Ib utility 00. 17 11 11 RoanST .26b 278 11 27 50; slaughter ewes cull to good BullMon 7,300 at 1.20; 2,600 at 1 15 100; notenough of any class 1 20 19 58 57 Sheep Robsnw R 70, package fresh shorn utilwooled 3 Tuesday's Quotations a market test. 29 20 30 30 RochG 1.10g ChiefCons 1,200 at 100; 1Q0 at 4.75; 100 ity and good, 6 50; feeder lambs choice for 104 103 RohmH 1 60 8 104 NEW YORK U.PI) few fancy Ib 27.50-250. 4 87. at Following Is I list LiveANGELES LOS 51 35 36 36 Rohr Cp 80 of bid and asked pnkes on Mutual 49 CombMetal 2.000 at 19. 117 49 stock Market Artesia for March 3 Cattle 49 ... RoylD 1 89d Utatvldaho-EasteNevada cows Funds as 100; calves slaughter 400, the NASD Inc. quoted by feedlot and range sales Croff, 1,500 at 49c; 1,000 at 30c. most steady at last week's advance, buds 50 East Utah 100 at 2 sales of Very few Bid Asked Bid Asked 37. steers confirmed over weekend but few higher; feeders held for Wednesday sale, 7 94 3 21 Aberdn other classes poorly tested. Saiugnter Var Pay 8 48 EurBull 500 at 24c. ll 0 representative sales higher than last Cows 20 50, Affil Fd Holsteins 8 91 9 64 Ivest Utility 15.62 17.01 feed-lots week; no test on slaughter heifers; GoodellMonorall 2 30 at 48c; 3,000 at Ail Am commercial 21 oo few 1.31 up; KEYSTONE: l.0 report good buyer inquiry, however mostly CO 20 50; w f e 18 yoc, 6 48 7 20, Amcap 20 06 21.15 Cust Bmost feedlots In very current status with 21 Few commeAm Bus 00. Utility Bulls 20 3 54 3 83 Cust 21.76 23.73 Horn 2,600 at 42c. only a few cattle being offered for sale; 26 utility 11 69 12 78 Am Dtv 9.17 10 01 Cust few feeders firm? no new confirmed sales rcial7 so Kennebec 30Q at 4 25; 1300 at 4 00; Am Grth 7 28 7 91 Cusl 25 2 6.16 6.73 33 36 29 .40 M on slaughter lambs. SangEle 9 44 9 44 Cust Am Inv 1 21.73 23 71 1,800 at 3 87. Va 35 Slaughter Steers 300; In Eastern Idaho 34 164 35 60 SaF Ind Am Mut 10,28 11 23 Cust 2 12 00 13 10 e choice Ib 2 40 30 40 40 ParkClty 10,500 at 34c; 1,000 at 33c. ANCHOR GROUP: mostly 3, Scbnley 0 77 9 57 Cust 3 28 50, all fob delivery this week and 79 40 29 80 Schemg 6 50 7.10 Sage 600 at 7 00. Cap Fnd 9 67 10 60 next 115 percent shrink plus mud dock if 116V41 60 116 Schlumber 2 Div Gr 13 8115.13 5 65 5.7 7 100 3 SoStand at needed. 39 40 40 12. SCMCp 15b Fnd In xlO 55 11.56 10 93 11.95' 27 Feeder Cattle; 90; couple part loads 27 297 28 March 4, 1969 Scott Paor Sundance 100 at 20.00. 68 16 07 17.56 Asso Fd Ib steers and choice 46 3 47 good mostly ScovllleMfg AXE 5 30 5 80 TinticLd 2,500 at 43c; 200 at 42c. (Life Gr 28 00 fob. 43 42 17 43 Sbd Cst 2 20 equivalent 4 percent Quotations from the NASD are repre7 69 8 41 v HOUGHTON: Lite Ins shrink Immediate delivery. 20thCent 2C0 at 7 00; 100 at 7.23. 28 28 r 9 28 SebdWrldArlns prices as of approx-sentative 9 35 8 08 6 5 A AxeH 7.62 Manhtn ns tfid r bands 1,750; markets Water 100 at ? gt 64 207 64 64 20a Sear R couple Sheep: p m. ,mate jy A.ail B 1C 48 11.39 mass Fd 12 4 U9M A41I Mlg llfl eho.r and fany Svea-s- 'd asi shoiinil 9 a !cnanoe throognoui itie uay. Prices uu nut AxeH St 8 07 8 82 Mass Gr 12 09 13.21 1 Ian or 22 23V4 wkiteface 23 wooled .72 ewes, first SierrPw bmg include retail markup markdown Sci 6 75 7 34 NAT SEC SER: 36 36 and Me 36.00 per head immediate mission 36 Sigr.alC 1 20 8 75 8 75 bson 11.92 13 03 Balan Va delivery. 49 40 49 49 Simmns 12 86 14 05 Bond Blue Rid 6 64 7.16 13 127 127 1310 127 Sinclair 280 SECURITIES 7 63 Bnd St 8 3 5 56 6 08, Divid SirqerCo 10 38 11.34 Pf Stk Bost Sr 8 27 9 04 2 SmithK&F 79 9.61 24 6 12, Bost Fd 6 tneom Tuesdays Quotations 40 S CalEd Broad St 14 91 16 12 Stock 9 89 0 81 Albertsonslnc 14 SouthCo 17 36 11 1612 22 15.18 Bullock Grwth AmalSugarBonds f CHICAGO 40 SoNatG AP) Closing Board of c G FnJ 10 19 11 or On lb processed Cheese ? lonf wm 16 22 16 2T Anaditeiorp Trade Tuesday; 80 Sou Pac brick Muenster 18 75 22 28 Opph Cheddars: AmericanSavLoan 8.32 9 09 iCdn Fd So Rwy 2 80 daisies 10 46 Puritan 9 11 77 12 72 40 AmencanWest 45 Single Inc longhorns The jCap Range SowstPS 64 Ib blocks 5156. Swiss (wheels): Too ArdenMaylair Life 7 93 8 69 PUTNAM FUNDS Lew Cap Open Close Prev. High Ind Spartan few to report; blocks Ib: grade A Araonautlnc 12 60 13 77 iCent Shr 12.20 13.33 Equity WHEAT SpRand .22b 6 tirade B 1 X 14 63 15 99 Geo 1 28 grade C 1.28 1.29 CHAINING SquarD .70a Whole mle prices as reported by the 12 06 13 18 Grth 31 32i 37b Squibb 12 85 14 04 1 31 Chicago Mercantile Exchange: 9 31 10 17 Inc 30 StaufferChem 1 93 Butter steady: 93 score 66; 92 score 66; 2 11 7 23 7 90 1 34 Inv 1 33 StBrand 90 score 89 score 7 61 Carlots: 90 8 32' Vista 1 40 12.02 1314 1.39 . Std Koilsmn score 64; 89 score 62 8 61 9 41 STEIN ROE FDS: Stone&Web White 3 38 3.69 Stein R 21.06 21 06 Eggs uneven large extras 1 15 14 StOlCi 2 80g 38 Stem In 16 06 16 06 39; mediums 3 o; standards 36; 1 19 1 18 StdOInd 2 30 checks 27. 1 72 StOilNJ .90b Potatoes Total shipments 322; old and 11 99 12 0lTwnMCSG 10 51 2 1 70 21 StdOh.o 121 ?CL new arrivals 66, track 213; supplies modCw stk 10 53 11 51 UNITED FUND5: 1 16 SterlDrg .70 1X7? 7 92 8 66 D.vid Sb 3 89 4 26 Accu erate. Demand for russet Burbanks slow, Y Stwrt W 1 65 l?01 1.20 119S 1.20 13 98 15 26 for round reds, best stock, good; for oth151116 51 Incom Dreyfus 52 53 14! 53 StudcbkrWorlhr 8 73 954 Fid Cap 12 76 13 271 Scen fair. Market for russet Burbanks dull, 67 6e 50 67 SunOil H ers 17 67 19 08 VALUE LINE FDS: .66 Fund Fid for round reds best stock strongV4 22 slightly 52 2?J 64 li i SunshMn 29 9 02 9 88 .66 Trnd Val 27.08 Fid Lne 6 180 188V, '89 4 er, for others dull. Sup Oil 140 Vai Inc .63 6 32 6 93 FINANCIAL Track sales (100 Ib U S unless oth29 113 30 X Swift CO .60 69 10 62 Val .64 9 PROGRAMS: Spt erwise noted) Idaho russet Burbanks!.. 9 52 10 40 7 98 6 74 Vndrbit .66! Dn 25, VlnntMt.-NorDakota T5 59 6 11 5 13 5 62 Vangrtf Ind 12 60 2 85 Investment 7 75 8.48 Varied In 5 80 6 30 i liiJ Inc Arrivals 13; track 34; supolies Magna i 7 .GROUP SEC: 83 525 86 Viking Gr 7 84 1 52 Tetedyne 3k d'm,nd ,air Mark" 44 55 MomsonKnudsen 10 9 In 12.36 13 51 Walls 28 141 28 1 28 7iA Tennec 28H Aerosp NatiAmerLife Com St 14 55 16 91 Wash Mut 14 49 15 84 81 ' 207 81 Texco 2 8oa 117 Track sales- - Idaho yellow Jv Spanish NatiSecuni es 12 66 1 3 76 9 72 10 63 Well Fd Ad Ful 31 32 32 TexETr I 40 '',7 'area ISO, Colorado yellow Spanish large NatiWestLive 0.15 8 91 Grth Ind 22 22 22 89 West Ind 35 62 36 IxGasT 148 SOYBEANS T1, 1 5. I?, 'Ham hda 5 62 6 03.Wndsor 20 15 22 W NorthwestNatGas 40 31 30' 251 31 TxGcSul 2 2 60 Mar 2 60 60 2 60 i 260 GROUPex InVEST 101 100 101 00 diidend;f 65 Texlnstr O'llncorp I J0 W M 73 5 Stock Split. Stock PioneerNatGas Tx PLT .45b 10 20 20, 20 2 68 2 69 2 68 ;' 2 69 2 68 jiy 52 35 53 53 Researchlnd TexUtll 1.68 2 64 2 65 2 64 2 64 2 65 Aug 37 147 38 3s Rcbinslnds Textron 2 48 2 48 2 48 2 48 2 48 Sep 17 17 101 18 Thiokol .20b H RogersBros 2 39 2 39 2 36 2 39 2 39 Nov 36 37 80 29 37 Timken Salt Lake City egg market up. Prices SLHardware 2 43 9 43 2.42 2.43 2.43 Jan 53 54 17a 66 54 TraneCo .80 retailers, delivered to stores. In cartons, SealcrafiCorp CHOICE STEERS 33 34 412 34 Transam 50 cses exchanged: Grade AA Extra Large SilverKmq 29 17 29 22 29 32 29 22 W Apt 111 12 11 11 4k Transitron 46 51; Large AA Medium A SentmeiSecurity 28 85 28 92 28 87 28 85 Jun 43 147 43 43H TranswrldArlns H Small A 33 36 ISMCInveM 28 97 29 00 Aug 31 48 X TriCon 2 47b 71, Ml, 9830. klaY' Benk Debit tSouthwestRtsearch Prices to producers: AA Large 3l 28 90 29 00 M 90 28 55 Oct T ,!'l 1 42 43 T R W Inc 109 43 AA Medium 3 2 AA Small ISuretyLlfe 28 85 50,392 W1 0O j f 28 77 28 77 28 80 Sam Last Yeer Dec 35; Day 1 36 2G!hCnFox 829 38 Cheese 40 Ib rindless block 5 Ib TexotaO sandwich loaf 56; mild longhorn 60 TracorCorp Butter 93 scor 79; 92 score -I-90 Tracy CollinsBank score 78 UtahConcretePipe 1 1 UtahConsruction 243 43 UnCarbidt 2 42H LOS ANGELES Eons VailevBank&Trust 70 21 85 22 iUn Elec Prices to retailers for distribution vaMevNatiBank WASHINGTON (AP) The cash position of U S Treasury Feb 77, 1969, con 40 288 54' a 53 UnOCal higher): AA extra plants (delivered X 197 52 Un Pac.fic 2 53 to Feb 77, )9b8 (In dollars). 42 AA ZCMI AA Inrg paed large 45, 08 54 1 3V 35 UnTank AA small medium $ 10,312 953 333 08 ZionsFIrstNatl $ 6 655 396 756 73 Balance 25 26 116 26 Untroyal .70 AA ,ar9e 43 AA 98 697 955,706 7 U Aircr 124. 79 892 803 32 80 76 206 77' 4 75 .ZionsUtahBancorp Deposits Fiscal July 1 55 50 1 1 20 518 021,115 94 42 228 !UnAirLlne 134 492 767,157 03 Withdrawals Fiscal Year e hens! Roasters 25, LOCAL MUTUAL FUNDS Poultry 14 12 U 353 10? 62 390 6 Defc UnCorp .60d 360 742 476 655 77(x) Total pvg. 9 43, (at (delivered) 910, wtd 40 54 27 54 UnFruit 11 879,919 963 W 10 366 969,993 85 Gold Assets 6 67 IndustiyFundAmer US Gypsm 3 81 07 29 83 ranch) 7 9, wtd avg 8 44 x Includes $634 628,225 10 debt not tub led to statutory limit. 7 27 27 US Indst 45 153 7U 32 22 32 USPipe 74 80b 25 45 45 USplay 21 73 lUSPCP 23 731 2 100 113 4H 45 H USSmlt .2e 47H17 37 44 178 45 USSteel 2 40 45 steers prime 10; 63; 1.12 Mar Oil HammPap 1 Hat tShaf&Mux HetlrtMn .70 1 Heresies Hershy 1.10 hass Oil 30 Heubleln .75 Hewitt P .20 HemzCo 23 49 42 Stock Produce Gl '.Fruehuf GultaWs 21 - l2i?J'C',in stmt Mills 80 GenMot 3 40 G PubU 1 60 GenIRefact GenSteel .80 Gen Tel 148 Gen Tire lg Genesc 1 60 GaPacifc lg GettvOI .38b Gillette 1 20 Glen Alden Global Mar 72 Goodrh Goodyr GraceWR GrandU ,60g GranW 1 40 Grt A P 1 30 40 GtNPep GINorRwy 3 Gt West Fin GieenGt 96 Greyhd Cp 1 Grumman 11 NEW YORK AP) active trading Cotton Irregular Board of Trade Mad F 3 26b Gen DumeMn Lear Sie LehPCm Mao t 70 20 60 52 2 10 In yriin l li 92d LoneSG - 50 nnaStr 1 LoewsTh .13 LoneSCem 1 43. 20 Markets in Brief Livestock Market Cattle I 47l 21 L M Lockhd 1.5? 34 FMC Co 85 654. 67V4lAFdFalrS .90 34 344. 9. FordMt 3 40 74 36 148 43' 42'. For MrK 75 7. FreePtS 1 60 21 2 334. 324 334. 54 5 55 54'4 170 53 57' i V9 53 177 65"4 34 64 V 54 3I7. 311. 3I4. r37 32 314. 31'. VijGAF Cp .40 7 42' 424 L: Gam Sk 1 30 24 4 243 GnAOil 609 1 99 18 16 4 18 Gen Dyn lg Gn Elec 2 60 GnFood 2 60 Gen HostCp 60 entire 210 acres. Diameter of the entire spray will be 3,420 feet and the speed and forre of water in the system can be varied according to the crop and the desired amount of water for each irrigation. A Salt Lake City firm is installing the system, which will cost some $30,000. 80l4 60 30 35'j BMcoPet De Mnl 1 Littonln .80g xO Ferro C 160 Firestn 35 Str 35(t!,jFirs'Nsr 38H 39' FlintkoteC I 36 DanRIv 1 DaoaCp 2 DjvcoC DayPLt 1 Deere&Co 2 1.39b 2 80 LtbbyMc Nl Ligg My 2' a LingTm 1 33 Fair Hiller jFairmont 60 1 Kelsy-- LOF 84 50d iFaircC BunsorP 60 both tndJSt Beckrrl J2b BeerhAr .75 Force of the water into the pipes also will drive the wheels on which the towers rest, moving the entire system in a circle covering the - Lehm rM Alas Corp AcoCp I.jO A'netinc .40 Bevwjix Beth Stt Black D Boemg 74 79 Kopper 1.60 Kresge S .34 1.30 Kroeer 70 20 .72 Essxlnt 1 Ethyl Cp 1 K EiPasoNG EltraCp 1.10 EnJohn .I2h In Kellogg KtinuU 1 ESB CS In KtddeW ftfta 1.40 40 1 Bab.W 74 61 Kennamtllnc Kennctt 2 40 KerrMcGe East Air 50 90 EastSStl 2 pipes 41 36 KanGE KanPLt 1.18 KayesrR 60 E Am Zinc Co Ametek In Ampex Cp Anacond 2 A'mco St! 3 60 Armour Ars Ck 1 40a ' A'hl Oil 1 20 40 AivoTrn Anlnv Ch 37 Dresser 1 40 DynmcsCrpof Am 110 21 23 39' 40 DukeP 57 157 DuPont ab 55 30 DuqneL 1 66 AmNtGas 2 APhoto .06b A Smelt 3 80 Am Stand 1 AmalSugr AmT&T 2 40 Aci sn Comp Commodity Dow 90 M F 1 90 AMetCI Amer Mo tor A horsepower electric motois will pump the water into the of stock. OMAHO . 50 Slock Exchange It will be BP's initial entry into U.S. markets. It holds interests in Alaskan Slope oil deposits and has been seeking a North American outlet. BP, which operates refineries in 28 countries, is a subsidiary of British Petroleum. The merger was accomplished through an exchange 2,700. NEW YORK (AP) Sales, closing price end net change of the ten stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday 166 00 14 HOcdden Pet 131,000 127 Sinclair m!3Brunswk a 14 166 8j0 Natl Gen Gien Aid 131,000 127Twent Cent Smclarl A 14 d Glen Goodrich 166,600 131 1x7 Stnclan 13Kidde&Co I 60 3 89 ll Ai The Justice Department Monday reluctantly agreed to Higher Mortgage Rates Ten Leading Stocks 'O 1 into Atbeen in October the Jus- 'he merger under certain conditions. A LT S. District Court in New York Tuesday vacated the preliminary injunction it had granted the department and cleared the way for completion of the transaction. A condition insisted upon by the Justice Department was sale of 10,000 Sinclair service stations in 16 Eastern states, Atlantic Richfield's refinery at Port Arthur. Tex., and Sinclair's refinery at Marcus Hook, Pa., to BP for $400 mil- 10 1 A A 908 50 919 51 250 88 252 65 132 00 132 89 323 56 326 66 Futures index 139.70 2 40 28 40 AWdpf Aihs Chair A Coa 922 55 254 04 135 56 328 07 611,000 85,300 98 000 794,900 Ut Is. Vs -- six-inc- Merger of Sinclair lantic Richfield has the voiks since last and under fire from tice Department. Individuals have high expectations of increased income in the future and housing payments required at the present levels of interest do not appear over burdensome, Dr. Pratt stated. Dow Jones Averages Close Che, Ind 43 4 Rails 69 16 The system (insists of 18 towers, each of which supports a pipe eight feet above the ground. Three sprinkler heads between each tower will spray water evenly over the ciop land. Water will be pumped from the state canal and run into a settling pond where the Oil Coip. terest rates. NEW YORK (AP) A AcyreMk court-approve- . Standard & Poors Closing 500 Stock Index NEW YORK (UPI) Selected stocks gn tre New York Stock Exchange today. SalM(hds) Uie transaction opened the door to U.S. oil markets to a big Bnt-W- i BP peti oleum company calves stock quotations furnished Dempsey Tegeier Pt, Co., Inc. AURORA, Sevier County One of the largest tarm sprinkling systems ever construct- - ' ed in southern Utah will be put to woik iriigiting 210 acres of land on the Valley . View Ranch north of Aurora tins vear. Marvin Mason, ranch manager, .aid using sprinklers will make it feasible for the fust time to grow crops on the area's uneven land. - Cm p. And The combination of these forces has swept us since World War II and we are just now beg'nmng to adapt oui housing to the desires and needs of our mobile and affluent society. 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