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Show .j y y " 'g W 4- yi 'nfy ' w y" W , w'yff"r g r! e "W p m- i- f-'- n m y ' ' y1 'p r M . t . t , . V The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, September 24,1060 Up and Down the Street Olds Unveils Utahs Employment Small-Car- - Called Reaches Pinnacle By Robert W, Bemick ' Tribune Business Editor In terms cf workers on the Job, Utah's economy is operat"Functional expression of ing at an all time high, the Utah Economic and Business Redescription of 1961 Ford view said Friday. For the January-Augus- t , period In '1960, employment in the state has averaged 260,000 according to the Utah State Department of Employment Security. This is 8,300 jobs or 3 Vt per cent 'above the same eight-montperiod By Associate Prta I in 1959, reported the publication ol the College of Business of the UnDETROIT, Sept 22 standard Fords for 1961 iversity of Utah. r F-8- 5 DETROIT, Sept 23 Friday formally unveiled its entry in the smaller car sweepstakefb the Olds-mobil- e classical beauty is line. Shown Is the Ford Galaxle TUdor with tion. Optional is the long-mil- e lubrlca engine. F-8- The car will go on sale Oct 6 along with the standard size Olds lines. The offered in four door sedan and four door station wagon body styles, uses a 215 cubic inch aluminum V-1961 Une offers B new compact OUlsmoblle In engine fated at 155 horsepowstation wagon, sedans this year. Four engine choices are er. The Sedan, on a 112 inch four-dooavailable. wheelbase, is 15 feet 8.2 Inches s of one long and . Thee arc a (33 hqrsepow-- , Inch Icsi.-tha6, feet wide...,. or six and three Y8s at 175, BOTH THE SEDAN and the 220 and 300 horsepower. station wagon are available in While exterior size has been regular and de luxe series reduced interior dimensions with fancy trim and interior remain the same as in 196a C New York Time Service up about $2,700,000,000 In valappointments making the difNEW ' YORK, Sept. 23 The Ford line will go on sale ference. ues. The gains made during The small Olds will offer Stocks declined almost steadi- rallies on Thursday. Tuesday and Wednesboth manual transmission and ly Friday in comparatively a new, scaled-dowversion ot light trading and closed near day following Mondays sever were just about wiped the Hydra-Mati(automatic) the lows for the year on aver- decline, transmission. Curb weights of age! Volume was moderate be- out Hardest hit Friday were dethe Js 2,695 pounds, or cause of the Jewish religious fense issues, those in the about 1,500 pounds less than holiday. field. the Olds series. stocks THERE WAS NO 8 1 r o n g A few special-situatioTHE SMALL AND large selling pressure but the ero- had good gains, but profit-takinline and 700 ft. from the west line of section 18, township 36 Olds share a common, inward sion in prices was persistent took a toll among other sloping grille and dual south and range 22 cast. and widespread. Stocks gave recent gainers. Otherwise, -- styling Standard Oil Co. of California, Western Operations, Inc., varies considerably although Dow Jones Averages.. previously ' drilled ' two dry keeping closely to basic Genholes in the area on basis of eral Motors roof lines. - Fridays Quotations Jack Wolfram, Oldsmobile Furnished b J A Ho. A C geological encouragement Member of tea New York Slock Exchan general manager, said the should get about 25 per cent better gas mileage than the standard size cars. F-8- Ford Reveals Changes in 61 Models h the-yea- - By Aaaociated Press Go on Sale Thursday vThu5"for 27 to-dat- terms of number of workers on the Job, Utah business is operating at the highest rate in its history, the publication stated. IN THE 1960 period, only two industries showed declines In employment, compared with 1959 levels. These were mining (down 4 per cent) and constructed (down 5 per cent). The best Utah performer was manufacturing, which showed a 12 per cent gain over 1959 for the January-Augus- t period. The 700 job increase between Jury and August brought Utah manufacturing to 49.600 Jobs. It will be worth watching to see if and whether Utah manufacturing tops the 50,000 Job mark during 1960 for the first time in the state history. OTHER MAJOR industry groups showing increases for were: finance (up 4.7 per cent), service and t January-Augusmiscellaneous, up 4.5 per cent; government, up 3.0 per cent, and trade, up 2.7 per cent In spite of job increases, however, the unemployment rate was up slightly over a year ago. This is one of the weak spots indicate pointed out by some Utah business analysts. It might that a resolute drive should continue in order to attract new business enterprise to the state sb as to accommodate both the number of residents entering the labor market as weU as people moving into Utah. Stake Wildcat South of Moab a manner In dual headlights The used in past years by Cadillac. will Styling above the midriff is narrower-tha- n - ... unchanged. in 1960 and return to more conbeen ventional styling, including the TWO MODELS have two-doo-r traditional Ford oval tail lights. added to the line, a Galaxie hardtop and another UNDER THE skin the mastation wagon. Ford will offer six station wagjor changes are brakes, a chassis which needs ons, all of them with simulatgrease only every 30,000 miles ed wood paneling on the sides. and an optional high performance V-- engine of 300 horsepower. The 1961 model is about 3 Inches shorter and 1H inches narrower than the 1960 sion. 8 low-prie- s four-tenth- Market Plummet Wipes Out Early Week Price Climb n Century Drilling Co. Plans Wildcat Test in San Juan Century Drilling Co., Farmington, N.M., announced location Friday for a 5,130-foo- t The front grille has been wildcat test to the Paradox changed and the styling which salt in San Juan County. last year virtually eliminated SITE OF the Johnson Creek front fenders has disappeared. The fenders now overhang the Unit 5 is 555 ft. from the north Slight fins reappear along the rear fenders. c F-8- 5 head-light- F-8- 5 Over the CouDter Fridays Quotations New York Stock Market The following eiw and atktd quota tSoos ere obtained from the National Awn. quotation! Securities Dealer committee. They do not represent actual transactions and are intended aa a guide in the range within which these securities could have been sold for at Colo., Denver, area D. manager Sloan, las indicated in the 'bidM column Raymond or bought 111 indicated In tbs asked was firm the staking said Friday Humble Oil and Refining Co., solumn ) formation wildcat nine location for a 8,500-foo- t Industrials and Utilities Moab. t Aaked miles south of Bid 10 25 n 25 Albertson! Inc. 'B southeast in the Is located Unit 1 Jack 55 50 64 00 THE NO. Bridger Amaliamated Sugar 10 25 27 950 do pfd. 17, Township 46 00 quarter of the southeast quarter of Sectionsome Arizona Public Serv. 43 75 acres 2 25 I 81 ft 23,062 covers Airlines Bonanza unit The 22 East and South Range 9 50 850 Dei. Pharmaceutical 23 3 Tft 25 12 ft Eitel McCullough and Texaco, Inc., is a major participant in the test. 14 13 75 62ft Garrett Freightlmes 10 62ft 11 75 The area to be drilled is also about 15 miles southeast Intermountain Gas 50 17 00 16 Lines Mtr. oil Interstate of Big Flat pool and about 27 miles northwest of Lisbon, .62 ft .31ft Lang Con it. Equip. 5 25 4 68 A Dev. Inv. Magna field. 105 00 100 00 Magna Inv 673 j 30 37ft 32 62ft Morrison Knudtea east of 50 In 27 29 00 located country be Fuel rugged will Mtn. Supply THE WILDCAT 1 75 125 National Beverage the Colorado River and because of location and proposed Northwest Nat. Gal 21 37 ft 22 50 9 8 87ft 87ft Pacific Intmtn. Exp. Mr. Sloan said. 22 50 20 50 depth is expected to cost around $225,000, Salt Lake Hardware 75 6 75 Concrete Utah Pipe 12 75 Vitro Corp. of Amer. 1175 6 50 6 62ft Yuba Cons. Ind. Inc. Ten Leading Stocks Volume 700 13.000 43.500 36,200 29.600 146 Benguet Geo. Dynamics Studebkr Pack Std. Oil N.J. Gulf Oil Clot M 34 ft im 40 Chcs. 3 4 -. ft Peabody Coni Gen Motors ft Studebkr Pack 25.300 24 400 24,100 23 0O0 21,500 lift 42ft 12ft - ft S 4 - S Markets in Brief NEW YORK. Sept. 23 fAP Stocks -- Lower; golds advance Bonds Mixad; little activity. Cotton months . Steady; nearby higher. . Standard Si Closing 500 Stock Index Chicago Wheat Mixed; nearby month firm Friday's Quotations Corn scattered Slightly higher 425 Industrial cash demands. Sales in 100sCloselChg. Sales in lOOsjCloaeiChg. 25 Railroads Sales In 100sClose Chf. Oata Weak; hedging 50 Utilities Weak; Soybeans hedging. 61 411-6- 1 ACFlnd Plrestn 34 56 V, - 1 ParamP 500 Stocks 18 25 00. to 75 higher; top Hoga 13 40ft-4- 2 25 FirstAm ACFWrig ParkeDv too steer Cattle Slaughter supply 16 12'Admiral ft Fllntkte 31 t Penney meager for market test. AirRedu V 25j 62,- - 1 FlaPwL 58ft PennSalt 16 12,- - ft FoodFatr AlcoProd 30 PennRR AUegLSt 341 33) 201 51 PepsiCol - 1 FoodMh AllledCh 45, 50 129 62 681 28 - ft Ford Pfizer AUiedStr 741 134 47 17' ft PhelpsD Friday's Quotations' AllisCh 24, 25V- .- V, 33l 24 141 52 PhlloEl 4 FrwptS Fridays Quotations AlumLtd 127t 29i-5- 2, 845! 21 ft- 11FruehTr 62 Philco ALCOA 66j-2- 4 I 14! 71 GardDen PhilMor 2, 43 59 4 Amerada -20i 44i-1- 4! 4 GenAcpt Phillipa AmAirl 33, 19ft-1- 2, 2 10 GenBk 1i PitneyB Amtiosch ldftt PittsPGI 740) 34ft - 3 59i- - 1. AmUdPr 44 36 6' 13 126 75,- - 1 PittzStl AmCan 105135 31 10ft 11 PittsWV Gen Food It 3T AmCySg 2' 63 20 Plough 4, 47 4- - 4 Gonlntt AmCyan Z30 - 9 Polaroid 30 25. GenMtll ft 1 264- - 4 AmDist 43i 42 ft j ProctG 55 74- AmAFP 49 00 46.00 ZCMI. Publikr Sftl'GonProc 48 29 AmHome 222 17841- - 1 15 20 35ft! GenRfct ft PuvetSP Beaks. iasarsaec. F Isaac AmMFdy I 34 804- 32 27 Pullman GenTclE 230; AmMtCl i 34t 22fti 31 00 28 00 Clark L. Wilson, former Salt Laker who is chairman of Continental Bank - ftft OenTAR 60 46 ft - 2 PurcOU 8o 21 AmMot 32 00 30 00 Security Corp. 7 29 U 4 SCA 22i 71 Genesco AmNOas 1ft Committee, believes that delegates First the Emergency Lead-Zin- c 10 9 12ft 12ft First Sec. Inv. Co. 10ft- 231 494 Rsyonr GaPsc AmPhto 43j 6oj- - 1 12 25 lead-zin- c 11.12ft Lockhart Corp. 231 at Geneva, 34 Nations -ft).United 131 group second 78 Raythn AmPtsh to the 18, study 37i4 ft, Gillette 650 466 21 15ft Security Leaalnf ReedRB 111 53 4 14 4 Gladdnf 7112i 1417 V, --4 2 87ft AmSmelt 143 Switzerland, generally "held the line on increases in exports Skaggs Leasing AmStd RepAvn 35, 12 -8i 4 GenAld 26tf 85 75 Strevell Paterson Fin Total American atock aale Friday, 690,000; 160 to dato. 907.258,365. 27 35 AmStFd 3 RepStl 66!- - 1 4 GUdden 4 374 00 of the metals. 95 11000 Surety Life Ins. 14 35ftj- Revere li 2841 56l-3- 3 AmSug Goodrch 66 00 62 00 Tracy Collin Bank -- 1 50 914-1- 3 4 iGoodyr 2 59 AmTAT Revlon 29 00 Utah Home Fire Ins. 27 00 81 Vs.t 2! 43 AmTob Rexall "THE VOLUNTARY RESTRICTION of commercial offer- Valley 66 00 GrceWR Nat. Bk. Phoe. 63 00 34,54 384,1-- 1 22 34 -- J1 GrahPa AmViac 1ft-9ReyMet 00 50 47 00 the about )Bank State remains Countries some Valley exporting 41 21 ings of lead by AmWWk 251 80 le ? GraysnR ReyTob 65 00 Zion's Fint Nat Bk. 60 00 9 80841 Richfld AmWWp OOi 27V,4 : GtNOre 22 U same as agreed at the February, 1959, meeting and has been Friday's Quotations AmZmc Oil 7! 15 RohrAir I GtNoRy 46)-28ftl-- 21 extended to March 31, 1961, Mr. Wilson reports to ELZC mem501 331-- 6 I Sale Ampcx RoyalDu 91.000 ICtoael Chf. Bale 61.000 IClosal Ch. iClosel 61.000 Chf. Sales JJlGtWSuf 25 JO Ashley Valley Oil Anzcnda 4 I 14 RoylMB 13 87 ft 14 87 ft ArmcoSt Greyhnd 101 bers. Aztec Oil A Gas NYCntS CMSP 62i- 5 94 It AldC3 251 36V,-1- 51 V 54,4 Safeway 111 66, 30ft 60 .50 OrmAlrc OU 11 NYH4 34 English CAIA 4 18 314.1-2- 4! Armour AmFPSa 39, 834i StioLd 26 V,;- -4 14 7fti-m 1162ft 12 50 GulfOil "There was no action on restrictions of zinc offerings as Equity Oil 1 1PhP2 5' DreC3 22 V, -ATT3 Atchison 122,1116V.I-1- 51 StLSFrq 14 00 9 U 87ft Haraco --Frontier 87 Refining 24r l 04 M were Sue Ene4 78 16 33V-3- 4 4i do9 stocks AtlRrf the felt 18, Mil States United 32 outside the countries -StRegia the 17 74 Lw HerePdr Frontier Rfg 669 98 00 102 00 17 4 8 . 57 3l SoP. MKT4i 66 4 4 4 AtlasCp 81 28S -B04s 7,4 'SanDieg .12 .10 2! 99 ft Petroleum v. Hers hey 1 141 63 55 14 ooOr MoP5 781 14 V -16' 71 do4V, about normal. Considerable concern was expressed over rapid Juitheim AvcoCp 8V-1- 4' 241 1 93 SanDIm 143 -Production 16 33 Hilton 4 1 StOI3 13 83 do4 6- 48, 68 Babcock CanPa4s i. HoffElec 20; 30 noncom- NW 21 V, -1 56 ft of 163 United iSchenley -government, Oil the Incorporated 39 31 7 Kingdom 83 WhS3 19ft 124,-28do4 64 Ch03 disposal by BloLHra 4 10) .17 36 46 V,,. .12 Sharing Oil Securities 2 10 Hoi niF -8 BaltAO 80 90 511 mercial stocks, Mr. Wilson said. 6kl Paradox Production Homestk 56! 43 4 a. Screw 4 50 Balhlr Total NY. bond taltf Friday. $4,000 WO; '1160 to featt. $979,537,650. 61 7 25 825 Pubco Petroleum Se?bFin 921k( 23 32fti-2- 2, 0 48 - V, HouseF BcatFd Total American bond sales Friaay, 9150.000; I960 to date $43380,000 .14 .10 -Ventures 30! 53 15 - a,j SearaRb 78 884i- - 34 HovteSd Beckmn "IN FEBRUARY, 1960, THE U.K. indicated it would dis- Resources 131 63 Texota Oil 56! 13'4ls -- y4 Serve! 2, 50 IdaPw 18 Bclllnt 124 four-year 4 2 43 a over Nat. Gas 287ft Three State 4 38 ShamO 15i 26ft, 51 4441- - 14 IdealCm AH pose of 54,000 metric tons in an orderly manner Western Natural Gas 10374 11374 Bell 3 16 12 31ft IlllCent ft SharonS 22 62 4j-- 14 Bendix period of time. By Sept. 3a these sales will .be 35,000 18 Shaltuck 12 10ft 1ft 148 4 IndRay Benguet Mining 4 69ft 35S t ft ShellOil 5 BestACo IngRand tons, with another estimated 15,000 metric tons to be sold in Bonnevill Ltd. 3 1841 2 87 4 BestwsU W FhellTra 4 4' 17tkl-- 4' lnlandSt 0 Friday's Quotations 56; 39 10 .14 18WI- -. 7 1961. There was considerable pressure on the U.K. to restrict Columex 35ft 208 BethSt if y Shelicr InspCop 1624! Vk Sheraton 1034 12 23ft, 17 Mil Resources Fed. 18 Cp. Intiaka 2 BigiSan said. these sales, Mr. Wilson SI 4 BlkADk .4341 Four Comers Urcn. 21 44!-211 364,- IBM 9 mmns 8 Banner 141 28,- - 1ft IntHarv Splendor pf. 10 1241 10 87 4 BlawKn 345 Utah Mining Assn, management letter adds the British Hidden .75 BigHlli .034 Ind. Coal A Coke 31 41 IntNickl Bnnta 1.88 225 the from Metals Rare IntPack 13H Board of Trade has Just announced it would release .4341 Brins .814 Wstn. Mnrls. United Vk 41 4' IntPaper SmlthK the on sold to be 48 00 Bullion A zinc 2100 of tons Const. Utah 1,600 Mng. about national stockpile IntRea 70! 37 SocMob BulMn 4 1841 4 814 Wstn. Gold A Uran. 196L IntShoq SoPorRS 131 18 Cardiff open market between October, 196a nd March, IntSilver 5 SoCalEd Central IntTAT 14 SothnCo ChCon and Mining laCrCoal UMA ALSO REPORTED THAT Engineering 28 8oPsc CCnpf JhnsMn 6 controls, SoRy CiaySU will end quota import forecasts Washington Journal JnaALgh 88 Cehite SuvrryR JoyMlg months. few next the within 10 ColoCn StdBmd or at least relax them, KaiaerAl 46 StdOCaK CmbM KanCSo Comet 48 StdOlnd KelaeyH OGDEN Cettle X0, no ComLd 18 StdONJ Kennctt test of market. 1 ContE StdOOh KemCL Calve none. Croff 94 StdPack KerMcG Hog 25; no teat of market. CrEgO Stauffer 12 KimbCk Bonds CrwnP U.S. Sheep 1.000; no early Mlea. 1 Sterch IB Kreagq DENVER. Dragon Doer Jones Bnnrle Sept 23 3 Stone Wb Kreaa exICrPt Cattle 150, calvea none; nominal. StudePk 165 Kroger The Atomic Energy Commission Friday announced mar. EStand dMtor YORK Cloalnf NEW 100; ateady; barrow and (lit Hoi Lear StudPwt 142 kata (bid and faked fractions and ETinCl around 210 lb 17.35; no tension of its concentrates purchase contract with Climax mixed 2 Lehman SunOil EUtah chanfea la 32nda): tow of fared 4 LOFGla Sunray n claaae EmpM Uranium Co., affiliate of American Metal Climax Corp., from ateady; Sheep 700; 14 LibMcN Sunaha to Eurnkn lamb .choice alauihter aprlnc 1966. 1 LlgAMy Swift Colorados ranae Aug. 1, I960, to Dec, 31, 25, It 7 moetly prime LinkBlt 1 Tenncn 17 choice II 50; food native SALKf Litton 80 TennGs 2 73; 25; alauihter ewe utlUty 65-7Carton flUvu, $00 at 15c; 1000 THE CONTRACT is based on undisclosed number of feeder Lckheed 12 Texaco 0 Iamb medium around 19c nt be LoewaTh that TexGlfSl 26 CHICAGO, Sept 23 (AY) Cons. Eur 2,008 at 28c, pounds which AEC win buy from Climax. It may Dec. 31, lb avelfhta 15.50-15.7LnSCm -- S 38 Wheat Texlnst East standard. 10.000 at le. OMAHA. LoriUard V, Sept 23 (CPI) toHof25 2 TexUt the firm will deliver these pounds substantially before at 90c. 1.000 Eur. Standard, 11.500; ck Loan uneven, opened steady 15 Textron to23 Llttl May, 3,000 at ' I960- Lukena -- 1 lifher, 3later trade160-25-tteady 93 Thlokol 4 North Lilly, 300 at 07 c. lb 13 50-MckTrks frades 1 TideWO However. AECs Grand Junction Operations Office said lower, No. Standard, 1,000 at lc. 17 60. Macy -8 t TimkRB Moecow, 2.000 at lc. Cattla 600, catvea 25; alauthtar MadFd under the extension, the mill at Grand Junction would continue steer 13 Trmnaam Proapar OU. 2,000 at le. and nelfcra acarce. receipt MagmaC as 8 Transit r h 54 aoma Hoyaton Coal'a- - 6.006 at lc) 2,000 to operate at approximately the same daily rated capacity Magn avx motly itoeker and feeders; 4 25-1- 5 TransW 6c. 50. 14 cow barely stady, utility MarqCm 8 TriCont Sia Oil, 100 at 26c. at present Sheep 2.000: slaufhter lamb mostly Marqrdt 1 1 4 TrustxT United Park City, 200 at 1 00; 35 and choice mixed MrahFld tteady; choice lband uranium-vanadiu6 at 65c. 20th Cent naUva sprint lambs prims Martin -THE FIRM now processes 330 tons daily, of 68 Undone 17.00-1- 5 00. May DA 16 UnBagC ores. AEC first signed its contract with Climax CHICAGO, Sept 23 (UPMJSDA) McGrwE 26 111 UnCarb unMcGrH butcher Hof 4.000; very active, 37 1950. UnElee on July 10, 540 lb Mclntrr der 240 lb 50-7- 5 hither; over Go 40 UnOCal 25 25-5McKeaq NEW YORK. SapL 21 It added the extension is the first affecting a Uravan hither: aowa200-24-ateady 25 UnPac ac- hither; mixed 12 0 Meirk lb butch Power Co Friday reported 6 do pd Mineral Belt producer in western Colorado and Is in Merritt 7 17 some around 220 lb for the year ended Aua. 31 35; 25 profit UnTsnk Nov. 24, 18 00 top; mixed 1- -2 3 200-27- 0 of announcement MGM lb to 638,040.803, equal to 63 86 a Commissions 40 UtdAirc cordance with the 300-40- 0 MtdSoU 17.25-17.7lb mixed 96 share, from $35,038,319 or 63 54 a Nov. UtdAirL 2 14 113 114 114 51135 MinHw a share 1958 which provides for purchase of appropriate quantities aowa 14.78-18.2mixed 22 400250 year earlier. The averai UtdBlac 354 2 10 2 IS 2 18 9 18 MinMol number of ehareo outitandtnf durinf Jan. . 2 16 TV, 13 50-1-4 75. UtdCp period from ore reserves developed lb Cattla 2 22 2 21 of U308 in the 1962-1962 21 March com122 wa MMM 33 66ft the 9J3350 latest period 500. calve 100; not enouth 35 UtdECl 2 2 24 23 124 ' May 1 224 Miaaion 29ft 11 ft Utd Fruit pared with 5.844,171. steera of heifer eat Mia to toot prices; 2.24 prior to Nov. 24, 1958. 25 2.25 2 2 24 23 (OTI ANGELES. earnlnfa. 1 Sept. 32 July Other MoPac 25 ft 38ft to UtPkCM cows and bulla alow, steady extra AA Lard June retailer for ended Fear Garrett Carp, rsMNSI Eaas; (drums) 58 Monanto 555 37 ft UtdShoo lower; vralan dull, weak; aoma food 4. 6 0S 66-66 12 6 0SB 212 Oet extra A terff 14 laraa 38 35 MontPw ' 1.150 lb ft US Borax atoen and choice slaushter 0 11 0 12B 1, A Urea 43 -615 615 No. AA laraa 7 28 McmtW 34 URAFSc 50,; few food 600 lb down 22 00-210 05 10 05B AA medium Net tncoma 10 05 10 02 64.787.748 Dee. 25,775.884 45! B laraa 1 90 60 MotorPd ft URGypa 23 50. part load 1.150 lb 14 50; food AA 10.00 10 00 10 5 42 10.00 00 4 48 Jan. medium A A 40 share 8 US Indus Motorola 36 67 ft 4 to low choice heifers 21.0023 00; 10.22A 193.641.346 March A small 24-2Sale 223,52426 smalll43, 21 7 26 14 8 Murray USPipo 46-6laraa utility and commercial cow AA consumer 45 94 35 NAFI USPlyw 50; eannan and cutter 11 Poultrjs Fryer (at ranch! 16.76 20, 181 45 NatAV USRubr 4 98ft few utility and commercial bulla Ilf hi masters (at ranch 1 33-241 37 19 64 USShoe NatBiae 18 50-00; few food veien 24 00. hant eroee type bene II 27V, USSmelt 36 55 NatChR -S.L.-Oakla- nd 34 hen Sheep 200;; all classes very acarce: 95, turkeys yminf 49 2 1 younf do 25 ft pfd NatCLa Mle about steady; few mostly choice6 tom turkey, 99-9US Steel 21 sl 11 16 69 NatDary lb native eprin lambs 17 Butter Prices to retailer B!1441- do pfd 729 26ft NatDIat A 68-t- l. shorn alauthtar awaa 4 50 00; AA 70-781 25 USTob 4 51 NaGpata 2 4 mislon. train patrons and rail down. 58 UnlvMch By Associated Pttm . 21 60ft 4 I NatLd . 52 631 'i Upjohn 291 71V A NaSteel way labor. 6! 38l WASHINGTON, Sept 23 6i 56ft - 1ft UtahPL NwmtM HOUR-DAY-W-EEK 4 6' 18l said Vnadium ICC THE V - 1 Com-missio16 43 HOWEVER, NewpNA 81 821 92 ft DomeM The Interstate Commerce VanNrm NEW YORK. Sept. 22 (APV Wool 14U 27 4 4 ft NYAIrB deficit a 1 showed 271 43 on Vartan Douglas lit 28ft operation tope futures aver steady Friday 38! 17ft NYCent 181 35 Friday' authorized the the VendoC DowCh - 40! 74 ft commission house buying, wbU wool 291 35 Of more than $254,000 In 1959 NYCSL 2 34 Dreaaer Walgm 23j 90ft: future war Insfular. 71 15ft to Railroad NYShipb Pacific 31 Western T III 84 Walwth Wool future closed .1 of a cent and lost $S5,800 in the first Frail, frlwl Per Halt 4 00-- 8 00; Duplan 37 NiasM 4! 49 186 WmrBr 49 Iowa to .5 of a cent lower. Oct 106 1; DuPont bushel, Delicious, Apple 3! 97 NorfW pas- four months of this year, add discontinue its single-ca-r 18! 89 401 23 ft WarnLm 110 IB March 112.4B- - May Dec. Jonathan, bushel. 9 004 00;H Greenlnf. DuoLt 63! 40ft NoAmA V. 113 31 41 WaohWP B Canta. EasleP V 21ft k IB; July 1143B; Oct. 115 0,. r bushel. 1 006 501 Melon MONTH-YE- AR ' 3! between service tag! NoAmCf train 181 36!WstPenn 241 24 senger Honevdewa, FastAlrL crau 38,. Certificated wool root 107 2N. 41 38U NcPae 7' 90l The relatively small use of loupes, of WstAlrL Wool top futures closed .1 to 35 114 crate. 150; Grape Concord, hi. Eaatman -6! 371 36 Salt Lake City find Oakland, rn North 101 9 1.50-16 145 WstnPae a 50; 21 Oct. 90i cent higher FatonM 3B; Deq 50; Pear Bartlet, bushel, 16 these trains by the public does 1Prune, NwstAir 39' 4541- - 1 31 46 WstnUn 145 0B; May 146 JB; July 146JB. ElAutnL luf, 9 OO-- J 95. as a loss operation. 4! 36 Ohio Ed 281 WstAirB 16 51 Prise Par Call Certificated spot wool top 144.5N. FIStrfB not justify the relatively heavy 23)Veaeukl, 9 OhloOil 681 48 4 4 N Nominal. 31 13 Beans Green strinf, lb. 19 cents; FlsinVW : WestgEI 107 OHnMat 19 cent; Beets, FlPaNG - 4 B Bid; 18' 45 THE TRAINS, consisting of financial losses to the carrier Yellow Strinf, lb. WheelStI 35 33 54 5 00; Caul 351 24 Olive rC 241 42 ft Whirlnl crata, IAS; seatFmranFI their Csbbata, from luf. d coach opera one resulting 13 OutbdM 8' 4041- - 1 WhiteMo 14 13 flower, U 9 No. I. 10 cent; Celery FmnmR BUICKS II WhiteSM 5 ftlf ft Outlet 111 120 , White, crate, 4 50; Green, crate. FfieRP ing 66 persons, operate over tion. Pick- PvanP 13 281 37 00-41 1.00; Owen CucurrVbera, WtlsonCo luf, 3 25; lift! route and serve 154 41 a 921-mll- e 8 13 4 1 57 lb. PacGEl cents; WinnDx es low os ier. 1O0, 25; Eat Plant, 3! Yellow PacLt Woolwth S7' 67 v, Endive, crate. 2 00; Onioi Intermediate points, most of fev Wthnatn IP1 Cash ft PacTAT Spanish, 60, 1A5--1 50; White Spanish. nc(vdln Mwtr ttoarlng, i 40-1- 3 them flag stops. ! 2' Wvandtq 50, 1 75; Oreen. doien bunch, ft PackBl Ovnafiowy radia, cents; f YaleAT Sweet, lb. PanAmS v cents; Pepper and whltawallt. -- The discontinuance was op- r CHICAGO f AFVNo wheat, 6-7289 Red, PanAW 1 Chill, 7b00-- lb 15 center Potatoes eoybun Ml. - ift whit 87. ewt. 2 Zcn4h 00, Squash Summer, lua No. 1 5tr PanhFP ) 33' soft! posed by the Nevada Public BUICK BROWNING lb. 1 00: Banana, SuocbinL If. IBOt hut. oil CaliSoybean 4 Service Commission, the 70 U. Mate IM 44(71 Barley MiltliK choice 10S-1X3hIhLWdl SO. busheCTw'. 1 ToUl H.Y. Stock sale, frlday, JA80.000 varea, 1960 to date, 656.053,166 fornia Public Utilities Com- feed Mi 27 V Gen Tel ft U S Steel 27 71 V, -- lft Poors American Slock Exchange Mutual Funds Report Notes Lead, Zinc Outlook 1. New York Bond Market rr u Salt Lake Stock Market, Livestock Markets AEC Extends. Climax Agreement Government Grain Futures 6e. Earnings Egg Blarket ICC Approves Dropping Rail Run RENT TRUCKS - Wool Market Salt Lake Growers Market LEASE TRUCKS J rnf, - 1960 $2885 Grain 0t 1 hvy r !73 320 West 13th South Phone HUntcr |
