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Show 0 Business T'nf V'nyi y.(yn.y SLSSo C LOS I NO AT The Dangerous Drivers In Utah salts g!iiiiiii!iii!ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiimiiiiiiiiiuiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i!n By DON C. WOODWARD Deseret Nrvs Business Editor -- as no surprise to any hardened It is onj of the most driver this that Utah dangerous 6taies to live in. Weve always suspected that, but now hard, cold statistics have come forth to prove will come Alld it According to Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.s August statistical bulletin, traffic deaths are not the only area where the Mountain region leads the nation. The risk of being fatally injured in any accident at all runs about 70.9 per 100,000 of population in this region. Thats a full 25 per cent higher than the national average. Ch BLUE CHIPS TALLY GAINS FOLLOWING NEW YORK (ITI) -Blue chip issues rolled up sizable gains in late trading Friday following reports of a United States proposal for peace in Viet- AssoTrn are your chances in Utah? Here are the mortality rates from selected types of accidents for Utah, as compared with the national death rate per 100,000 population: So how 45 45 7IW 46 38 44 324 289 4 455 133 139 32to 58 567 64 64 62 314 31 a H 1 33H 424 42 26:t 267' 244 31 31 557 34U 44 26 167 4344 45 71 234 56 U 59 Fewer Flies? Certain-- t .80 1.40 .80 ChmSPI 1.20 ChmpN 1.60 CbaseM 2.40 Ches Ohio 4 ChIMS P&P Chi Rl&Pac 2 Chrysler On Gas 1.40 CIT Fin 1.80 Cessna CPI Says Metropolitan Life, Each of the Mountain and South Central states reported motor vehicle accident death rates appreciably above the rate for the country as a whole. Actually, Utah compares very well when it is placed against the other but thats something .Rocky Mountain states like saying our garbage attracts fewer flies. Stl Cities Sv 2 CleveEl 1 92 CoeaCol 1.20 Colgate l.to Collins R .80 Collntst 1.60 CBS Death rates from accidents do vary from region to region. The highest rates from fatal falls were in the Northeast and North Central areas presumably because they have an older age composition. The highest death rates from fires and explosions are in the South and Southwest, while death .rates due to drowning and firearms are as a rule in higher here in the Mountain states and also the Southern states. ' And what is the best state to stay away from when youre driving? New Mexico, with an automobile death rate of 41.3 per 100,000 people. California, with all its cars is actually only a shade above the national average with a rate of 26.2 deaths. - 1.40 Col Gas 1.52 Corns v ,70d Com Ed 2.20 Com Sat Cp ConiEd 1.80 Con Fd 1W ConsNG 1.70 ConsPw 1.90 Contanr 1.40 Cont Air .50 ConCan 2.M Cant Mot .40 Cont Oil 2 80 Contrl Data ComPd 1.70 CornGI 2 Via Crane 1.60 Crow Coll 41 CrownZ 2.M Cudahy Co Curfi Wr 1 1.40 Cyprus DanRiv 1.20 DanaCp 2.20 Dayco 1.60 DayPLt 1J2 DeereiCo 2 Del Mnt 1.10 Dannson .60 OetEdi 1.40 DlaShm 1.40 DlanaStr .20 Diebold ,40g DlnerCI ,50a Distill Sea 1 DomeMn .80 Dow Ch 2.40 Dresser 1.40 DukeP l.ao DuPont 3kd DuqneL 1.66 EXCHANGE Friday's Quotations ErUlly EurStd Gelcnds GldChn GrtWst Horn K hmir Ktnnebc Kystn Mammth NewPk NwQncy NLily PkCity PkPrns Prmco Ex Cell at 800 75c 500 So. at $7 25, 500 at $7.00. at stand., at SHIu'k. Sundance, 900 at Tmtlc Stand., 50 at 818,37'. 500 .80a .50b FairHIr .I5d $3.50 $14 50. 15 152 70 190 .36 117 - 231 5444 564 ,!? 54 34' 2J5 25'4 uj,. 145 23 16' 44 96 455 53 54' 10 43' 34 63' 74 8444 44 X'4 2 3744 170 291 641 6214 84 374 41 162 42 232 128 49 43 . X64 83 14 V 40 ' ' 27'4 49 2716 481 5' 49', $ 4 - s v ', 591 80J, 79 18' 17 22 21' 22 71' 54' 641 54' 64H I X 0' X 39 IS 22 21. 78 35 356 117 40 57' 34 39 35 35 , I, 76'5'' 71 $5 ? 70'. 17'. 37' 311, 32' 40 46 58 B49 ,60g 101 37 33 53 44 98 I 60 GsityOl ,72d Gillette 1.20 GlenAI .1 7d Globel Mar Goodrh 1.72 I va Goodyr Grace W 1 Vi GranOU .60a Gran'W 1.30 Gt A P 1 Xa GtNPap 1.40 GtNorRwy j 33 32 40 38 22 37 193 604 143 149 406 174 706 317 14 88 34 57 40 89 39 11 .90 .60 LearSlg LetrPCm Leh Val Ind Lehm I.Jld LOF Gl 2 80 LibbyMc Ni Lgg My H ;VirhllF '1 u 1 AAassev F 1 May DS 1 60 McCror 1.20 McDonD .40 McGr fe 1.40 McC" HI McLean .80 Mead C 1.90 1 3 81 80 57' 56 57 169 53 1038 42', 39'. 48 135 133 6 33 32 19 23 23 13 271 26 N- 1)9 -- Nat Alrl .30 322-585- 1 424 S. Main, Salt Lake City CAR PflU TRUCK LEASING INDIVIDUAL OR FLEET El 47 24 64 47 25 45 241 38 41 24 10 89 43 37 36 14 64 139 1 49 33 53 1 W 1 A 2 72d 1 45 ZaleJewel-- 51 (' 26 73' 38 74y 4V7t C34 29 65 434 35 a a 35 i, 45' V 75 76 45 48 6 25' 7? 36' 45' 48 61 V 264 7? 38 4 VA 74y 74 49 50 49' 3?j 20 3?' 28 50 t U 3 31 1 ', 41 10 61 7 10 78 108 28 108 Co .60 'VlctOrCp .45 IVa Flee 1,08 28 28 55 55 54 57 94 qllMOO 57 10 share tots and carried in DIVIDENDS: (a) plus extra; (b 75 $ last year; (x) FRACTIONS: (f) indicates figure it fraction in 32nds; (t) H 76' 39 V J1 ? 3914 41' the Ameiican 4. 46H Stork Exchange followin today. V Press International sales toda- y- Groin Futures sales Bond Exchange Varied At Close 4 16 28 . HuskyO .20d Kaher Ind Kirbylnd .25 Lee Nat .16b Mohwk Alrl Moiybdn Cp Natl Video Issues Share Volume New ParkM 616 3,330,000 Ookiep 7 85d 539 2,030,000 PacNwTe! 296 1,360,000 Pneum Dyn 1451 6,720,000 Reeves Ind Shattuck Dn Std Metal 5i Statham Ins .40 Syntex 64 63 Technico .40 4? 64 49 Trl Contwt 829 51 41 41 UnvCont .30 80 42 107 59 58 58" UtahSq .80a 47 45 4fi9 47 VjiWst Nuclear 171 23 23 4 22 ZaleCorp M 34 202 168 29 T- -- 184 100 210 27 276 86 80 30 109 38 418 31 69 106 8 24 119 55 162 45 329 18 74 41 100 56 259 77 164 15 45 49 35 149 46 Warn Lam 198 29 199 29 -- 2 99' 2 100 . AC 358 6 14 S3 20 37 194 24' 20 31 17 CHICAGO (UPI) Wheat and rya were mixed, corn and soybeans fractional-1lower and oats fractionally higher at 10 close today on the Chicago Board of ...(the 3?- 'Traoe. 3 Wheat was off to cent; corn off 11 to ; oot unchanged to up to; ryo to to 104lto.otf ; and soybeans off 17 Wheat came under moderate selling 31 to pressure and prices declined one cent be resistance developed and new buying jf' Jurrvd. Light short covering developed 9to as prices advanced and late In the prices hovered at last closes. EarT hedging in corn was absorbed by tiJ brokers with milling Intorests and profes-S- j Si Her the market gave up iJ siona modest buying through ?a I 006 cenf- Later, houses brought some price cwivmss'on improvement. 50 Soybeans were also under terly telling pressure and declined nearly one cent be fore resisfsnce developed. Trading wet mixed. 3i 10 32 13 11 85 30 38 30 105 2i 53' 43 8A1 30 38 30 105 2 54 a 17 41 55 76 14 44 46' 511, 22 88 44 78 85 132 195 242 35 411 67" 17 10 32 13 10-- 4 0n WHEA, Dec 1.244 V 451'iH 5ePnDu 17 LC0R 41 56 76 15 45His! 35 45 45Hv,-OA' 581 41' 61 '. 653, 1 Wh W1.20 61 014 22 67? ,rar Produce Market High 1.25 12 1.25' 138' 3 I.JP J 1,11 T 1.2514 Produce: (UPI) Poultry: Too few to report. lb loaf Cheese: 5 processed i aiu Ched- brick Muenster hvm imIS dflrs. ln9le daiIM 54to-5longhorns 54 40 Swiss: lb blocks 57; too few to (wheels): report; Swiss: lb blocks): Grade A l. Graoe B 56W-6Grade C Wholesale prices as reported by the Chtcego Mercantile Exchange: 92 score Butter: Steady. 93 score car $9 score 67to; 90 score 99 too re 62. lots: 90 score Eggs: Unsettled. Whitt large extras 37; mixed large extras untraded; mediums standards 36; checks 24. 31; Potatoes: Total U,S. shipments 218; old and new arrivals 20; track 62; supplies demand market about light; light; steady. Track sales: (100 lb U.S. 1A unless noted): North Dakota Red Rivar ; 2 50 IVaHey round rads 2.50 Wisconsin 2 51 2.54 2.54 2.56 iround reds 2.20, Russet Burbanks 3.50. 2.59 Russet Bur 2 59 Street sates: 2 60! Minnesota-Nort- h banks Dakota round rads Minnesota Russet Burbanks 3.75; Wisconsin Russet Bur banks round reds 275.2.90. Onions: Arrivals 2; track 19; supplies market about light; demand moderate; steady. Track sales: Utah yellow Spanish large 1 CHICAGO iS5, 66; 67; Mar May ViJiV 44 i RY Dec 41'l'Mer 65'i..J'y amw.Ma 2 .55 "" 2 51 2.55 2.59 2.20. 141 92 57 136 10 183 40 90 48 65 147 594 120 57 8 35 29 23 156 41 Street sales: Idaho yellow Spanish Cash grain tale: lerge 2 Colorado yellow Spanish No 2 25 medium 2.25; Michigan 26 to o(t red large 27 medium Wisconsin yellow 28to1to 1.24N. 'A 4934 51 .t0 1 cent lower; No 2 yellow 2.00-- 2 15; Illinois large 100; Col 5,rr, 1.03-; No 3 yellow local 29 29 orado White large Washington No 4 yellow local No J yellow'local 2.25? Colorado whlta medium samplt grad yellow local 36 36 to .87. 53 . 54 Oat No 2 extra heavy unchanged; 22 22 to .41 N. 31 31' to Ne 2 plump 1.1JN Rye unchanged; 41 41 Barley (eed. melting 41 38 37 75 73 70 26 28 51 - 29 37 54 23 3i 42 72 31 63 49 48 34 32 .); Markets in Brief 30 62 41 38 75 72 31 63 49 47 33 32 49 284 770 152 271 269 270 42to 40 57 57 cant lower; unchanged to Soybean No t yellow 2.45; No 3 yellow 2.40. By Unltsd Press IntgrrwttvoPt Stocks highgr in astivg trading. Bonds Mixed. U.S. Government Bonds Staady to firm. American Stock Higher In moderate to active trading. ly to London Stocks Mixed. Cotton Futures Lower. ... In Chicago Oct. H. ltM Grains Wheat closed bank debit Thursday $ 57,171 ,W7 00 tower to to higher, com unchanged to to to Sam day last year 48.309,10 00 lower, oats unchanged to to higher, rye Week bank debit 274,464,471.00 unchanged to to higher, soybeans to to to Seme week last year 254.7X, 469.00 lower. 1 Bank Debits 48 34 32 42lto 57V to STORE WIDE .30 .40 SouihCo SoNatG Sou Pac SouRwy SowsIPS Spartan 193 37 36 80'j 56 57 41 Perr?. FI iJduarD 134J VlRu'bb 33 23 27 V, 37 1.40 1.08 40 1.60 2 80 64 1 Ind ,70a 40 StBrnds SfdKoll ,l?d SlOiCal 2 70 StdOInd 2 10 Std NJ 2.60d BOY'S BEFORE YOU BUY ANYPLACE AT ANY PRICE SEE THE NEW SPACE AGE Reg. $13 8 to 20 $90 $$ LIVING ROOM AND DINING ROOM COMPLETELY MADE UP & INSTALLED MANY COLORS & PATTERNS C f "ZS. f)i J NO MONEY DOWN NO PAYMENTS TILL MARCH, 1969 5 S487-32- 09 eANKAMIftiCARB MAtTia CNAR6S CAM AU WBiCOMB FABRISALE CORP. EAST Sizt SALE FABRICS. 3300 SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH : V- -- 67; 60; CHICAGO (UPil Wheat unchanged; XYZ 1.80 1.20 .:ly ' mT;!'6 . . Lap 58 V4 1. . 454 r The Range: 34 45 2114 67 5614 40 - 24 2C Grain Futures 27 27 1 ; l w- L 5ero 62iYonSST ZemthR 108 28 55 171,400 157,700 146,100 146,900 143.800 128.300 177, &00 115 500 114,800 1.64 .90 7 49 34 53 40 23 traded in full, WINDBREAKERS 97 S 4 48 y 42 35 35' 45 TRWCorp Times Mirror UnitedParkCity UmversalMalch ContinentalConn "tf;knPrac,'lc es,ernUnln,l Imperial SeaboardFinCo ben suet 1 WsVaPu'p 1 WsAirLine 1 WsBanc 1.20 46 1.40 WUnion 47toH West El 1.80 23 23 62V4 63 Weyerh 1 40 Wheel Steel 46 47to 1.60 24 25 tolWhlrlpI 44 White Mot 2 45 1 88 88 WickesCp 1 42 . 43 WinnDx 1.56 1 38 36 Woolworth 1 63 - ...... 110 85? S81 25 AVERAGE J) 35 35 45 76 DRAPERIES 4 53H1-65- a 65 LINED San Franciecg Denver Redding Santa Ana 715 53 241 241 19 130 113 234 1081 85 88 24 32 ' ' GEER. LEASING CO. call 1 Ralston .60 .60 Rayelte .50 Raython Reading Co Rep Stl 2 Revlon 1 40 Rexall .30g Rey Met .90 SCalEd MoniWutd Motorola 1 Mt Fuel 1 68 MtStlel 1.34 MurpCo 1.20 Vl 65 52 a I 27 19 a 64 44' mi SECURITIES 45 77 IP II, S3to1': .60s SCMCp Scoft Papr 1 Shd Cst 2 20 Sears R 1.20 SbaronS 1 ShellOil 2.30 SlerrPw .68 Signal Co 1 jSirrmns 1 40 Sinclair 2 60 SingerC 2.40 Sm Klin 1.80 2 Martin Ma SAVE $ $ Choose the 69 model car you want... then lease from us! A Sandtrs SangEle 1.70 .82 M M M 1.45 MmnPL 1.10 Mo Pac A 5 Mobil Oil 2 Monsan 1.60 11, l,i C t -s- MidSoUt 420 43". 43 106 32 X 124 52 51 . 84 87 86 132 106 1041, 105W 94 54H 53 54 398 14 88 40 40", X 291 43 411 424 151 61 41 60 195 47' 47 47' 1155 26 254, 261 181 41 41 ,0 87 324 32 32 77 72 71 72 134 801 53 59 R RohmH M G M to to Purolat 386 110 16 86 50 88 118 25 02 32H 73 49 110 3416 18 53 44 Memorex 1 60 Merck 34 .32 2.80 2.40 1.06 1.60 2.80 .80g 1.60 211 59 .0 43 95 87 Polaroid PPG In Proc&G PuSvC PSE&G Pullmn Purex a 58HI'to (1941-4- 2 to 50l 1.65 UtahfL 2 LingTm 1.33 Llttonln Lockhd 3.70 LoewsT ,30d LoneSCem I LoneSG 1.12 Lorlllrd 3.70 Loj Nash 4 Lukens Stl 1 Macy Co .90 Mad F 3 36d Maqma 3.60 V4 Maunavox I ", Mar Oil 1.40 MarMidl 1 35 39 35 Poor's I. 2to 52 4 t 54 .......... UnCarblde 2 Un Elec 1.20 UnOCal 1.40 Un Pacific 2 UnTank 1.08 Uniroyl 1.20 U Aircr 1.80 UnAirLine 1 UnCorp .60d UnFruu 1.40 US Gypsu 3 US Indue .40 USPipe 120 USPIa 1 60d USPCP l'a US Smelt fe USSteel 2.40 US Tob Co 1 Unit Util .84 UpWtn l.vO USMCp 1.60 Get early delivery plus fleet discount prices on one or mere cars or trucks ii Advances Declines Unchanged Total Texlnstr .80 PLT .40d TexUtil 1.60 .80 Textron Thtokol ,40d Timken $0 TraneCo .80 Transam lg Transitron 3l 10' f lr ., 33' Serving the West. . .the Western way y rj V4 9 V 60' 631 602 L- r', 1914 ... ... 6 22 49 76' 54' 65 115 204 5 4 2944 40'i J94 19 . 194 444 43' 173 402 1 173' 294 224 83 49' 28' 50 36' 18' 34 Kennmtl .60 Kennecott 2 Kerr Me 1V3 Kidde Co 3k KimbCI 2.20 KLM l.lOd Kopper 1.60 .34 Kresge Kroger 1.30 3714. 371 23 84 200 142 158 146 52 624 84 374 177' 294 X16 14 5464 43" 21- 1.30 Kelsy-- 1 52' 43' G 2 132.82. 4242' 42' 40 11 42H 42 42' 33 28 V4 2V 28 U 'k 14 21 . 2 Hit H- W 51 354 34 42 41'4 40 41 74 50 'A 4934 5014 14 35 3434 35 H 365 47 47 46 88 120 118 119 125 63 62 1 296 75 73 73 58 394 61 1 90 40H 39 40 42 103 42 42 337e 34 156 34 910 SunOil 01',646.69j i; Market Indicator TrICon T R W Inc 20thCnFox Kaiser Al 1 KanCSIn 2 vt KanGE 1.32 44 KanPLt 1.12 4 KayserR .60 t Kellogg 1.40 57 14,190 5U6o0 28 544 19 6S 53 The Noon net price change of all NYSE stocks traded, compiled by Quotron Serv(13100ths per cent) ice, was up from previous day's close. Using April 1, 1966 prices as a 100 base, the indicator at nuon Friday was T 1' v 44 4 X' 3,' 34'. 514 52H 16.. GACCp 1.40 OAF Cp .40 Gam Sk I X OnFood I 40 Gan HosiCp Gen Instr 21 Gen Mills .80 Gn Mot 2.B0d G PubU .60 Gan Stl 1 70 Gen Tel 1.48 Gen Tire I Geresc 1.60 New York Stock 26,070000. today 1 47 21.060,000 12,655.770 486 59t 29 54 27'1 vinTownsend NatlGenCoi p Ncwmon'Mining Prrv n Dohrmann PetM ik bkagavDrug SlauUerChem I 000 J5 46 Lf VClecosyx Poor' Indexes New York Stock Exchange 59'! 57 35' $3 47'4 X44 40.52 If ", 17 71' 534 Desei etPharm Sterl.nqElert IPCOHospSup 3.693,500 21,060,000. - X ReicoPet DARGW 1.55c. .46,0)8 108,300 By United H 5'- 0.39 2 Cp Tx 12- 1 4 ;174 October Quotations from the NASD art reprg. senidtive prices as of approx-,a- 1 r ,m. imately markets charge th aughout the day. Prices do not include retail markup, markdown or com mission. What tha Stock Market Did Idaho P l.tt 33' '2 IdealBasic 1 69415 III Cenln j94 yg IllPowr 1.80 41' . V Imperial Cp 46' Ing Rand 2 21' 4 Inland Stl 2 61 Va1 InsCopper 2 22 8 2.60 734 5 IBM IntHarv 1.80 5 1434 .20e IntMmg 5 43, IntNick 1.20 298 41 Int Pap 1.35 1 49V. Inti T&T .85 41 Vi itek Corp 22' 44 2854 V. JohnsM 2.20 $94415 JohnJn .60a JonLogn .80 Jones L 2.70 23' Jos tens .60 $ 5544 JoyMfg 1.40 10 70 73 M l'j FirstNat Sir GDvnamlc INA 45-- S3' 69 . V , 53 V. 44' 53' 48' 13 GnElac Gen Elec Kaiser Al Am Stand Imperial Cp Magnavox 31 Teledyne 28 Tennec Texco 2 80a 124 51 9 AmTiT Ford 1' Snry SunshMn .52 1.40 Oil Sup Swift CO .60 125 0 10 660 Wetgnse E'tc Bnst Myers N Y state E S. Gs Vort 39 30 53 Over The Counter .... .35 Holiday! 11 '30 IX 15 Most Active Stocks fV HoovB 1.20a HousLP 1.12 Howmet .70 V 10 291 . 294 29'. 28'. 28 .60 234 127 55H tp IA 5! 56 Iff 106 GnAOII & DX H Homstk Mm 6 Honywl l.io 61 50' 56' 3 62 61 17 224 22 95 734 736 $565 145' 142' 43-- t 1)3 44' 84 299' 298 23 49' 481 97 41 40 $9W $8 S3 23 2246 193 28' 274 6054 $8 70 GaPecllc la NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonttrroui cants metal price Friday: cooper lead 13 Connecticut Valley; pound. Friday market unchanged. Prices to mtailara delivered to atorea In cartons; cants a pound, New York: line 13' cants etfns exchanged: Grads AA Large 46 50; L P0V'' c, iouli tin I 46 a pouna' t.raoa AA Medium AA Grad S'hall Nw York; uld 39.25 par troy ounce, AA Grad Large Price to producer: Gtad AA Lerge New York; llvor 185 per troy ounce, Grade AA Medium G ad New York; euickillver 135.00 nominal per AA Small flask, Ntw York. 73 5075 4Ui 6IH 29' 72 41' 4: 97 464 45' 298 21H 20 .80 1 Wool Market Metal Market 505 62 SI 56, 29 29 45 54 335 69 291 70 ) FlintkoteC FlaPwr 1.44 FMC Cp 85 FdFairS .90 FordMt 2.40 For McK .75 Wool top fut- Free pis 1.40 to 16 points lower Fruahuf 1.70 65c. 721 130 e NEW YORK (UPI) lhe 15 most stocks traded on th New York Stock Exchange Thursday. Sales Close Chf. Nat Dairy 44 373,300 3'44V Occld Pet 297,700 SO1 Std ON N J 1H 244,200 Gt Wst Fncl W 26'4 204,200 6O-- 1 26 140 85 32 74 104 58 FactrM FarahMf Ferro C Fireslon St 82 ic, 24 341 341 342 342 QJ American Stocks HammPap 1 HeclaMn .70 Hercule ..75d k F Fairmont t r Saga, 429 116 1.20 Falrec Mon., 500 at $1.10, 500 at $1.05. Champion, 400 at 11.00. Chut Cons., 1.000 at S6.12Vt. NEW YORK (UPI) Clayton, 200 at $1.45. ure opened unchanoad Comb. Mel., 1,000 at 16c. Cona. Eur., 7.000 at 50c. on tha Nave York cotton axchana. 1,500 at 52ViC 460 at 41c, Cretcenl, Opening prices: Dae. 14.4 bid. March 1 500 at 650, 200 at 60c. 165 J bid, May 165.J bid, July 163.1 Croft, 5.000 at 25c, 14)00 at 27c. Eur. Li.ly, 300 at WVic, licoo at 90c. bid, Oct. 165 1 bid. Dtc. 166.1 bid. March Horn, 1,500 at 32c. l4l., M. Kashmii, 1,500 at SOu 500 at 45c. 3,700 at $3.00, 1,500 at Great a wool opened 1 to 16 points Kennebec, lower. Dec. 68 120 8 bid, March 121.4. Mammoth. 100 at $8 75. Park CHy, 7,000 at 24c. May 121.6 b'd, July 121.3 bid, Oct. 1Z Ruo, 100 at $11. X. bid, Dec. 122.3 bid. March '70 122.1 bid. Royston, 3,000 at 70c, 1,000 at 75c, 9,50 24 70 28 29 55 IX 0? AirWest Amaibuoar A meric mPhotg BarryWr isht 38 55 86 28 94 80 18, 1968 pre- vious session. Motors generally pushed forward, with General Motors and Chrysler leading the way. Chemicals were mixed, with In Monsanto the minus column. 7?'42H ELT,,. .30?,, 28 .75 541 5,v u, Heublem T7 Hewitt P .20 60 60. Hilton Hotel X' X1 X' 6 Hoff Electn 73 40 Eversharp Sales 80c, 200 .50 EastSStl .90 E Kodak .88 EatonY t.40 EtPasoNG EltraCp 1.10 EnOJohn .50 ESB In 1.20 EssexW 1.20 Ethyl Cp .60 Empirt 24 72V. 5 989 E East Air EorBII shares, as against 16,340,000 shares in the Gt West Fin GrtWsU 1.80 GreenGt .88 Greyhd Cp 1 Grumman 1 Gulf Mo 2.60 Gulf on 3 Gulf Wst .30 1 34l NEW YORK (UFI1 Standard indexes for hourly Friday. Quai 10). Abraham & Co. says it believes the market is vulnerable to some sort of reaction right now, but insists that such a reaction will be of modest proportions." But the company offers the opinion that it would not let its overall market view interfere with purchases uf stocks with particularly Intriguing prospects. CenSoya .80 Cerro l.60g 130 08 ' W. E. llutton and Co. says while there is no good reason for long term investors to sell their good stocks, this may not be "the most prudent time to add to holdings in many issues, adding that a better time may crop vp later. The analyst, however adds that the short term outlook is for higher prices. V 68to 45 $84 58 574 9C 45 654 45to 1 Calanest chg. Standard ... CampbISp 1 CanPacific 3 CaroPL 1.38 CarolTel .76 Carrier Cp 1 Casatjl) Co CaterTr 1.20 well-abov- indus-tri- tax-los- Cp Burroughs 4) 66 Approx pm. total Previous day Week 90 Month ago Year ago Two year, ago 19i7 to dale I960 to date NEW YORK (UPI) Wright Investors Service notes s sellin gseason reaches vigorous matuthat the rity durir.g the second half of October and thus it Is wise to take shelter. It advises investors to sell high but in order to buy lower wait later." 1.10 Budd Co .80 Bjiova .90g Burllnd 1.40 tional average for fatal accidents in falls, fires and e averdrownings. The difference is the which motor vehicle in rate death accidents, age take almost as many lives as all others combined. 271 60 271 63 2T1 70 271 63 2T? 33 4 00 0 36 2 .40 Bucyer 41 47 77 99 32 New York Stock Sules Wall Street Chatter 1.20 1.40 bnue B.unswk Pet. reflects movement blue chips, added 6.03 at 964.94 near 2:30 p.m. Turnover for the first four hours was 10,740.000 lomatic sources in Paris said one had been made and Hanoi already has re- 959 9n0 9o 9 3 9e5 ... 70 13 120 Friday, October 3 00 Quotations Courtesy Goodbody and Co. High Lew Last Chg Press Internationa. United 2pm 3pm Net chq which in the average, Other strengthening factors included the continued weekly rise in automobile production, word that 1969 housing starts will top this years figure, and enthusiastic predictions by private economists on expansion of the nations economy next year. Bab&W 1.36 BangorP .60 Bath Indust beat Fd 1 82 Beckml ,50d BeechAr .75 Bell&Htl .60 Bendix 1.40 Beth Stl 1.60 Black D 1 05 Boemg 1 20 BclseCs ,25g Borden 1.20 Borg Wr 14 Bast Ed 2 08 Bourns Inc BraniHA .50 BriggsS 2.40 wrisMy L- - clines, 773 to 551. But the Dow Jones The White House has yet to confirm such a proposal, but North Vietnamese dip- 40 Assolnv Atchisn 1.60 AtiRich 1.80 Atlas Corp AvcoCp T.20 Avnetln ,40 Take Your Chances DESERET NEWS, Stock Averages es a rn Noon 1 p m Near 2:30 p.m., the UPI stock market indicator, measuring all stocks traded, was up 0,30 per cent on the 1,543 issues crossing tape. Advances topped de- nam. 90 1 PEACE RUMORS plied to it. Amer Motor AmNtGas 3 APhoto ,06d Am Smelt 3 Am Stand 1 A Sugar 60 AmTAT 2 40 Am Tob 1.90 Am 2tnc Co Ametek lr 1 Ampax Cp Anecond 2 Armco Stl 3 Armour 1.60 ArmsCk 1.40 AshlOii 1.20 Dow-Jon- By 90 1.40 .50 1.80 3 .80 1.60 3.20 AMetCI In fact, the accidental death rate exceeded 82 per 100,000 in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. BulL iiy local Interest AlhedSt AilisChal Alcoa Amerada Am Airi A Brest Am Can AmCyan Ito AmElec 1 51 Am Export A Home 1.30 AmHosS .2? A M F .90 Actually, the entire Mountain region records the highest level of motor vehicle deaths, and there are even some neighboring states where the death rate is higher than it is here. l.ma at o uawgj rtfuatiiiwiyiiii QUOTATIONS NEW YORK (UPI) Selected stocks on the New York Stock Exchange today. A Salas(hds) High Low Cioso Chg. AbexCp 1 ao AcmeMk 2q Adresso 1 40 Admiral Co Air Prd ,?0g AirRedc 1 AlcanAI 1 10 AllesCp ,10d All Lud 2 40 Allg Pw 1.28 - Bristol, 4,000 at 25c. Bull. Ex., 3,300 at 85c, fj n In hundreds (00) omitted gy. cept for those designated iz) which r traded In io share lots and earned In KM. DIVIDENDS: (a) plus extra; (b) paid last year; (c) payment on accumulated dividends; d) declaied or paid so far this year, no regular rat; (a) cash plus stock; (g) annual rate plus stock dividend; (h) capital distribution; (I) per cent m stock; (k) per cent In stock paid last year; (x) FRACTIONS: (f) Indicates following figure is fraction In 32nds; (f) indicates following figure is fraction in 64ths. k SAIT LAKE STOCK yp gr- TODAY'S STOCK MARKET TODAY tlIHIlll1!l!llllllllllllll!!lllllllllll!lllllllllllllMlll!lini!l!!ii ' yjknwy. 15 to 50 MF |