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Show i the Street Up and Down C7 The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, September 29, 1960 Buick Discards Radical Styling for 61 FPC AIiits Pricing Gas at Wellhead mesh transmission as standard and a smaller, turbine rive (automatic) transmission as an J , option, of the regular size Styling Bulcks new ear revives cars and the Special is very the name of "Special. similar, including the simuIt weighs 2,700 pounds and lated portholes In the sides of measures 15 feet 8 inches long the hood. and 6 feet wide.' THE SPECIAL IS being The Special uses a V8 alubuilt in regular and de luxe minum engine of four-foo- t l compres- series, both with a and a four-doo- r station a and comes sedan sion ration. The Special with a three-speesynchro wagon. shield has been abandoned, thus eliminating the dogleg projections In the front door areas. Pre By AmcUttd FLINT, MICH., Sept 28 Buick motor division of Gert-era- l Motors will offer three restyled lines of standard size cars shorter, narrower and without fins and a new, smaller car for 1961. AFTER RADICAL styling experiments with fins and gull wings. Buick has returned to a flat trunk lid and softly rounded rear end styling. As in other GM lines the roof and windshield of new its landau-typwlnd- design. More headroom, comfort are added. extreme wrap-aroun- By Robert W. Bernick Tribune Business Editor The Federal Power Commission announced Wednesday It was setting the price o f natural gas at' the wellhead on the basis of "history" in some 27 districts of the U.S.A. Low prices were established for Utah and 1Wyoming. Clean sweeping lines of Buicks 1961 styling The Commission threw out the are epitomized In this LeSabre series with present .Vcost of service approach as it would take it to the year 2,043 to process more than 3,000 pending Over the Counter , cases from more than 4,000 IndepenThe following sit and askad are churned from the NaUonal dent gas operators. Securities Dealers Alan. ououUons committee. They do not represent This new pricing plan came as transactions and art Intended result of the famous Phillips Petro- - NORTH SALT LAKE (Wedneday actual as a guide In the rings within which Call If 650 head; slaughter these securities could have been sold Co. litigation, which in turn Auction) steera and heifers m limited numbers US indicated in the bid" column) Sleum In tba askad 20 15 cent lad to of dies in or per slaughter las supply, bought in a decision by the United cows per cent Stockers and column I. Mr. Bernick States Supreme Court placing all feeders the balance; general market all slaughter claesei fully steady Wednesdays Quotations natural gas prices at the wellhead under federal control when on to strong with good demand, Stocker, and feedera strong to 25 or more such gas is sold interstate. IadaatrUU aad Utilities higher; few head low choice fed Asked Bid However, in deciding the Phillips case Wednesday, the steers brought 21 2 10, bulk of lh standard and average good FPC used and not area history in rolling back supply 18 50, with one load standard Albertson' Inc. B Holstein slaughter steers st 19 75. Amalgamated Sugar amounts that oil firms could charge. other lots utility and atandard 17 i dopfd , J3.8-to-- e Dow Jones Averages 75-2- 1 small showing standard and Arizona Publ. SerV, good fed heifers IB 50 21 25; utility Bonanza Airlines Cost-of-Service 16 50; commercial and standto down Deseret PharmaceuL ard cows 15 50-1-6 70; cutter and utility e The reason: the Phillips case was tried on 13 00-1-5 25; canners down to 8 75; Garrett Freightlmeg good Quality stock steers weighing Intermountain Gas basis! 5 the 22 heavier Stocker Interstate Mot. Llnei 75, comfeeder steers 21 25-2Constr Equip. The new area system sets up prices which producers may and mon to medium Holstein feeders Lang Magna Inv. & Dev. obtain on new production and also establishes the price affect-- - 16 50-1-7 25, medium to good feeder Magna Inv. 673 heifers 18 1 00; package -- common Morrison Knudsen v. ing old and existing contracts. feeder cows 1150. Fust Sup. Mounted! Calves 150 head, vealers In limited National Beverage steady to strong, stock THERE IS A wide variance among districts - and the numbers calves fullv steady; standard and veal 22 50-- 2 50; choice Quotable western region very difinitely gets the short end of the stick, good 25 00 and above; several sizable lots Salt Lake Hardware lbs Utah Concrete Pipe good stock steer calves 350-41- 5 said producers in Utah, upon examining the differential. some lighter weights up Vitro Corp of Amer. 23 50 Yuba Cons. Ind. Inc. to 45 choice to to togood 275, Utah and Wyoming field prices for gas are lumped ZCMI lbs stock heifer calves 22 2 50; 50other lots medium and good 20 gether by FPC in its new system. The maximum for new 21 Bank, Iuarance, Fisuae 00. 18 to down common 75; contracts is 15 cents per 1,000 cubic feet The maximum for OMAHA. NEB.. Sept. 2 fUPIl 3 the old contracts is 12.7 cents per 1,000 cubic feet. lower; Hogs 6,000; steady to 25 0 lbs 16 75-1-7 25, top grades 50 cubic feet Dow Jones Service Close Chgs Vol. . 128 900 2044 - V, Amer Motor 58 300 394 Std Oil NJ - 444 55 700 284 Gen Tel -200 1 Benguet ' Wednesday Sale, in AmPtsh AmSmlt AmStd AmStlFd AmSug AmTAT AmTob AmVisc AmWWk AmWW 5 Vpf Egg Market FPC indicated that the new schedule is "automatic and will not be subject to hearing. This has to be the pattern, otherwise FPC would still have its 3,000 cases pending. This caused one independent in Salt Lake City to com ment that they know that regulation is impossible (in view of the pileup of cases) so they are not regulating, even though the Supreme Court said they must This is ridiculous. Just arbitrarily setting a price for wide areas is not regulation, he said. UNDOUBTEDLY, THE decision was a severe blow to the hopes of numerous Uintah Basin gas producers who had been hopefully holding out for a better than 15 cents a thou- NEW CORPORATIONS OHM West Temple. Ine., Salt Lake sand cubic foot price in negotiating with transmission firms. City, real estate. Earl Clark Roberta, Whllethe-FPC-decisio- n -p- result- robably-wont- - in-a- immediate saving to consumers, it should work to stabilize retail and wholesale gas prices by distributors. Might Be Sufficient to Dampen Interest OiTthe other hand.the Inequlties ralsed between field gas to prices in various parts of the country might be sufficient Mountain in the for Rocky in gas interest drilling dampen District This ultimately would affect supply situations. The new contract price for gas in Colorado, for example, is 14.6 cents a thousand cubic feet compared with 15 cents in Utah and Wyoming. ON THE OTHER HAND, western gas must compete with Canadian gas supplies. The Canadians will be receiving approximately 22 cents , per thousand cubic feet at the border, so stimulus for search ' could go to western Canada. k CALIFORNIA FIRMS with gas production in California will be getting prices, under escalation, which match the high est priced gas brought to the California border by interstate transmission. This means that the gas producer in California will be receiving more than 40 cents per thousand cubic feet for his gas. The FPC area price program undoubtedly will end up in the courts. AmZinc Ampex Anacnda ArmcoS Armour Atchison Names as Cashier Isaacson The ment life attended Granite DO YOU BUY BAGS IN YOUR BUSINESS? aCocaliu All TYPES Also ORDER Manufactured FUSTIC Shtets TODAY-DELIVE- RED Made In Salt I & Rolls, lake City CIUOPHANE BAGS Printed or Plain TOMORROW Phone IM Cello Bag Co. of Utah . . 949 Piarponf Avaoeo Salt Uk City. Owh Talaphoao IMpir AClRef AtlasCp AvcoCp Babcock BaldLH Balt&O $20 000 871.0 City M Mutual Funds Wednesdays Quotations Bid , , , , , - 1154 I 31 6. 3 44! 14 901 2844 33 66 21 4 281 25! 58-- 31 1544 191 90! If 59! 185, 37 344 36- 5V 2 25 V 6 10(16944 75 59 61 341 21 9501 2044 - CanMare ChiefCM ClaryCp Creole Pt DayMint - 44 - 70 6754 36 20! 5354 154 621 801 12 27! 2544 5! 28 176! 6844 261 5744 451 33 V. - 205!- -I 161 244 761 4 5844 2944 20. J55 35 151 135. 12! 28 Hrshry Hilton HoffElec HollndF Home.tk HouaeF HoweSd IdahoPw IdealCm IllCent IndRayn IngRand Asked Inlands IntpCop Intiak, IBM IntHarv IntNickl IntPack IntPaper IntReaist IntS hoe intSilvr IntTAT IsiCrCoal JohnsM CalPckg CallahM CalAH CanDry CanPac CapAirl CaseJI CaterpT Celanese Celotex CeredeP Certntd Cessna .TlyTul ChmpPa LlnkBit ChanceV 3341 Litton Checker Lockheed 44 ChesAO LoewsTh 16 ChMSP LoneSC V. 44 59 dopf 1 4 LoriHard CLANW 144 54 Lou AN 27 V dopf 215 5 Lukeng ChRIAP MackTrk 1 54 55 Chrysler Macv 44 28! 56 CITFin MadFd CltiesSv 34 S MasCop 16V V, CityStrs Magnavx 0 2944 3 ClarkEq - 44 MarqCm 5 ClvEilm Marqrdt V, 144 32 62 CocaCol MarshFl V. Martin 28 Colgate CollinsR MayDS 16441-36- 4, 5 McGrwE ColoFlr McGrwH CBS V. Mclntyr 204. ColGag ' McKess 6444 ComCrdt - 54 Merck 18 ComSolv Merritt 44 5954 CmwEd MGM 614 - 1 ConEdis MidSoUt 6 - 1 ConNsG MmnHw 21V Comtainr 44 MinnMol 38 ContBak MMM 3.4 ContCan Contlns ContMot MoPac ContOii Monsnto ContrlsA MontPw CooprBa MontWrd CoraPrd MotorPd ComngG Motoroel CraneCo Murrey CrownZl NAFI Crucible NatAvU CdhyPk NatBis CurtssW NatChR CutlrHm NatCLa DanaCp NatDalry DeccaR NatDist FrsK, Price Per Unit Deere NatGype Apples Banana, bu, 3 00-- 3 50; NatLeed bu, 3 00-- 4 50; Jonathan, bu, DelAHd DeLLAW Natbteel 2 50-- 4 00; Greening, bu, 3 00; melon. NewmtM H. B cantaloupe, crate, 2 50-- 3 00; DenvRG DetEdia NewpNS 2 Con 50; grape. honeydewt, crate, NYAirB cord, lug, 1 50, pears Bartlett, bu. DUAlk DiNiirB-fNYCent 2 50-- 3 50; prunes, lug, 2 00. DomrM NYCASL Vegetable Pricea Per I nil NYShipb Beans Green atring, lb. 12 cent; DougAa 5 72V. - 1 NisgMoh yellow string, lb, 12 cent., beets, DowCh - 44 NorfAW 12 20 lug, 1 25; cabbage, crate. 2 00; caull Dtentr 7 NoAmA 2; Duplan flower U S. No 1, lb, 0 cent; cel- DuPont NoAmC 361134 25-50; green, ery white, crate. 44 NoPec 161 24 erste, 3 00 325; cucumbers, lug, 100-Sa- DuqLt 61 North rp 2144 lb. 8 EagieP ptcklera, ewt. 1 25. eggplantonion.-authoriNewst A 24 2 En.tAirL zed, cents, endive, crate, 2 00; OhioEd 0110954 15. Eastman yellow Spanish. 50, 1 00-- 50; white EatonM 54 OhioOil 29 60-1 1 dot 60, 75, green, Spanish OlinMth 69 EdianBr bunch, 45 cents, peppers tweet, lb, ElAutoL OliverC 4554 cents; potacents; chili, lb, 10-1-5 1 46 OttsEl FIStrgB toes red, rwt, 3 $0-- 25; radishes, 1- 2- 54 OutbdM doi bunch 45 cents; squash summer, FlgNWat 32 EiPaNO OwenlG 1 lug, 3-- 1 00; Zucchini, lug, 00: 4 banana, EmrenEl 54 PscGEl 44 cents, EmrsnR lb, 4 cents; Hubbard, lb -12PacLt 1 1 50. 00 1 50, bushel. tomatoes lug. 7- 44 PacTAT FrieRR 11 - 1 PackBl EvanaP 2944- !- 44 ExCellO 113 6B, Oct Certificated- - wool epot 106 5N. Wool top future cloied .8 of a cent to 1 cent lower. Oct 14 SB, Dec 13 8B. March , 14 7B Mpy Dec 16 5B 14 6B July 13 IB. wool top 15 ON Certificated apot B Bid; I 12! IS 60 27V. 56 29 21 1844 12! 65 26 3754 121 33 V 21 23 70 502 6j 38 31 111 485. 154, 85 62 30 ... i- - V. Jibin' 36i 44 1761 2 131 3244- 150 - 1 14f32 26 8 47!- 9V- (32!- - 3t 754 18, 131 45 72 2 21 14 31 13 21 31 3754 2 53 7 64 22! 3044 151 42 1 18 - TimkRB Transam 4 38 Tmstrn 63l 12 29! TrnsWA TrtCont TruaxT 20th CF Undrwd UnBag UnCarb UnEl UOilCsl UnPacif do pf UnTank UnAtro UnAirL UnBisc UnitCp UnitLCl ft 36 14 38 84 30 36 38 37 16 33 32 40 20 46 20 00 63 13 50 15! 26 12 22 LnFruit 44 - - UnPCM Unshoe CSBorx USAFSc USGyps UMndrt USPipa USPlw4 USRub USShog LSSmlt do pf USSteel do pf ITSTob UnvMch Upiohn UtPAL Vanadm VanNrra Varian Vendo Walgrn Walwth 44 WsrnBr 5. WrnLm 1 WshWP 5 WstPnE 54 Vr 1 an - H 5 5 2T75S 995 00 2i 223.701 76 3441,505 3 Standard AP) end Poors Closing Stock Nigh 66 27 47 63 1 21 33 6! 25 13 34 23 . 14 14 14 35 1$V 16 17 3 44 161 31 31 41 - 43 71 30 33 r - JJ 4) Woolwo Wrthgtn Wyndtte YaleAT YfitnSt Zenith U.S. Government Bonds ALES Britt 8 , t 000 at 7V4e, Dow Jonea Servlca Cardiff, 100 at 90c! 100 at 9"c; 200 at 97 c; 100 at 90c; 200 at 1100. NEW YORK Cloain dealer! marCona. Eur. 600 at 25c. i ket Bid and Asked fractions and Dragon. 600 at 62 c.17c changes in 32ndai: Eaat Utah. 1,000 at I Bid i Askedi Ch Note Emp. Minea, 2 000 at Eureka Min, 1,000 at 1000 at 1000 Gold Chain. 1 600 at at 9c; 2.000) at North Lilly, 100 at 17ci 300 at 161 43 47 36 2 1 - 7e. 5c. 7c: 8cf 1 9e 90c - 1 Roytton Coal'n, 1,000 at 6c; 3,000 . t.OOO at ISc 1.000 at 15e 3,000 at IScj LOOO at 18c; 1,000 at 16c; 1.000 at lc: 1 000 at 15c. TJniled Park City 500 at 3100. - tTrana-Unkm- - Uuh-Wro- 300 OIL . Zuma. 6.000 at 4c. at 70c. Markets in Brief Sept 28 (API Lower; early rally fade. Mixed, low volumt Jond, Cotton Commlaaion houa buying. hlghar. Chkaga Wheat Firm; moderata lata de- taady to flrml cash dealar demand. with eorn. Oats Higher 54 late tally. Hither; V Soybean 8 UPI Pn CHICAGO, Sept Weak to 50 tower; top 1 75 Ho dure Cattle Slaughter ateat steady to 71 600 lbs White Live poultry 75 lower; top M SO. Rock 5 Plymouth fryer Ho other m alert 35-2Rocks SS-UMM price quotations Wednesday 54 4 Cheese single daisies W, long 2 hi l horns 4ik-4processed loaf - -Swiss Grade A 49-6Grade B 531 41.- - 1 46-4IAP C tent Grade 17 CHICAGO, 30, Butter steady 660 006 Tbs. 93 and 11110 High Open 93 score At, 90 score 69 W; 89 score 18 36 Wheat 59 1 $9 score I 4 Dec cartels; 90 score i March 1 060 cases White ft, 1 firm, Urge 97 Legs IN 6 27 - 54 May extras 53, mixed large extras Sis 1 5 IM - 1 July 3 40 mediums 4X; standards 37; dirties end 24 28 checks 33. Dec. 106 19 18, 33V.,, Potatoes fold end new); Total Uft 111' March l SI 7tI l I l shipments 3$d arrivals 64; track 186; May -19 .18 t supplies moderate; demand Russets July ns Oats derate round reds slow; market -- 14 TVe 11 6 Russet week, round reds dull to 70 in (March weak - 54 May 70 .70 Onions arrival 7; track 3$; supplies 1 91 47 46 moderate i demand Improved; market 311 e p July 5 stronger for large, steady for sJightty 14! 30i- 21 1 205 I medium. 66 I 1 24 135 March 111 425.- 1- I 1 26 126 V4 May 36 1 32 133 275u 5. July Soybean 49 11 113 21.1 2 13 Nov. 70 2 IT I 17 117 217 Jan. 14254 2 20 221 24 III March 1 20 2 1 22 2344 2 21 63 113 May 8 J I I 50 t) 2 23 334 1 34 23 July 35 V, Lard (drums) 165 190 Oct. 395 900 IM 13 9 17 907 9 It 900 Nov, 44 10 05 10 07 10 07 Dec. 995 33 8 07B 90 00 00 10 Jan 10 61 10 ISA March 8 NEW YORK, Stock cn Produce Market s Grain Futures 69; iJiir: n - ,Br 718 '(jitaMwfrHMi 74 - 65 40 36 19 17 44 23 46 42 V. 21 3 - :- . it 5 0 85 l?S S.L. Produce looac dozen) Grad , AA 61, A large 341, medium B large 35 Cheese Mild loaf 2 mild longhorn 4. mild tropleta 1 Butter 93 score 73. 93 (core 71, 90 tcore 9 tgga (pricea by v )4 6654- 1- 1 1 43 131 6V, 8 27 65! 65 U 1 136 11114- !331 121 Wedneaday, 3,530.000 ghareg; I960 to data, 566,673,499. ' pn UU o RATES ARE LOWER RENT -- LEASE TRUCKS -- ALL SIZES ll S.L, Bank Gearings Quotations 28 86 69 on Poors Gosing 500 Stock Index 600 CrownPt Dragon ECmPt EftStsnd ETInCoal EsstUUh Er Mines 1H EurekaB - 35 49 WestPac WestUn WstAiiB WheelSt V. Whirlpl WhiteM . WhteSM IV. Wilson V. WlnnDx - 4 - 5 - 15 I HOUR TO 5 YfARS for any purpoto RENT A TRUCK day i 9441 CrEgOU WstgnF.l 15 591 CombMt CometCo CmLesd ConsEur Croff WstAIrl 1 10! 96 20 84V.U Cochise ColoCon TwieWO 44 3 WhStl BigHtU Thlokol V QtdONJ Bonanza BrlatS Bullion BulMon Cardiff Centrist ChtefCn dopfd ClaySivr iextro . & Ifidex. 425 Industrials 25 Railroads 60 Utilities 600 Stocks Vb 13 SterchiB 48 StoneWb n StudPck StudPck 274 10 60 15 SunOll 31 V, SunRyM 54 SunahM a 3i-i Sweets 39i-2- 1 44 Swift Tenncp V.l TennGs 4 69l l.i- 44 Texaco Ml 15i-- 2 H TexGlfSl I77 H Texinst 8i 74 TexUt 1 72l do YORK, Bept 31 NEW v4 19 594 1$ 42 40 185 68 0 V15 10 StdBrntrTlOl 3 641 41 StdOCal 49 3$ StdOlnd 39 StdONJ 47 StdOOh 24 StdPack 47 Stauffer it it V do4 Stdonin Banner BoPorRS SoPorRS SoCalEd SothnCo SoPac SoRy SperryR 1 'i'f i 5i- -- Wednesdays Quotation, SocMob lEfcJBOSFiiy'st 1L jaUttfStfO iSftcj 'Jr 37 M 69 14! 66 39! Salt Lake Stock Market Safeway SULead StLSFra StRegis SnDiego SnDlmp Schen ley Schering ScABolt SeabFn SearsRb Servel ShsmO SharonS Shattuck ShellOil ShellTm She Her Sheraton Slmmns Sinclair Skclly SmthC SmthKF 2244 32! 1844 6 10 554 2 6 31 Salt Lake Growers Market NEW YORK, Sept. 28 fAPI Wool top and wool future were' lower Further liquidation In Wednesday. unietned nearby October contract the market. Australian wool markets were higher. Wool future doatd .8 of a cent to 1 0 cent lower. Oct. 109 IB, March 110 9. 106 6B, Dec. Vs RoylMcB - ToUl N Y. atock gale Standard V PugetSP Pullman PureOU RCA Rayonler Rytheon ReedRB RepAvn RepStl Revere Revlon Rexall ReyMet ReyTob Richfld RohrAir Roy a ID 121 i) Sale 31.000 (Cloj Chg. Sale, $1,000 tCloaet Ch - 1 .. z 1 4 NYCntt, I 6! 68 121 61 cv 26! 10 H ChlANW S3, 51V, - IV NYNHH 541111! 81 6 Phillip! ClUMSrv lOl 84 V StLSF. 771 69 - " 4a DeereCo SmcOcv 1166 07! DwChcv 7! 8741 75! 30 V. SoPac En4 3 92 doOf 17 90 GenMlfa Close Chg. a Publlkr Jonn&L JoyMfg KaisrAl KanCtyS KelaeyH Kennectt KemCL KerMcG KimbCk Kresge Kress Kroger Lear Lehman LOFGls LibMcN LiggAM - - Pitta WV Plough Polaroid ProctrG GaPac Gillette Glad mg GenAld Glldden Goodrch Goodyr GrceWR GrPaige GraysR GtNOre GtNorRy GtWSug Greyhnd GrumAtr GulfOll Haraco HercPdr 1 Total N Y, bond aalea Wednewlay, 65800,000: 1960 to date, 3997 413 550. Tout American bond aalea Wedneaday. 170.000; 1960 to date, $23.9654)00. pitusti Gensco V. - 5 - 14 - 15. 50 275. 9! 155. 261 751 12! 221 Salea 81.000 PepztCol j 11 384 St 30 PetMilk 651 3m Pfizer 1 44 v PhelpaD 3 61 H PhilaEi Philco - 69 ao at 7ov PhilMor PhilUpsP 67 44 PltnevB PtttsPGi GnHfc WbbK Quotation Wednesday V, 5 I GenTeiE y. GunT&R 31 31 - MoP5 GnDyn Burrghs Tuesday's debit Same day last year Wednesday' clearings Sam day last year 5k New York Bond Market -- 144 unrh iLVRRV GenEl GenFdg Gcnlnst V GcnMilla V GenMot 44 GcnPrec 141 31 - 14 -- 15 2.400 1044 35.400 6844 32 600 7144 26 800 625 26 500 135 .24.000 --Mia Quotations 34 Boeing A BookMn Borden Borg War BdgptBr BriggsM Brunsw BucyEr BuddCo Bur Lind . July May 1118-111113 5B. Dec. 113 0B. ClvCOG V 61 604 104! 124 13! 32- - 45 Studebkr Pack WI Am Tel Gen Electric Radio Corp Aveo Corp AmpeteUorp Fairbka FrbWhy FchEAA 15 FamilyF 44 FerroCp 54 Filtrol Firestne FirstAm 4 Fmtkofe4 FlaPwL 54 FdFair H FoodMh 44 FootM ForemD I FreeptS 5. FruehTr 14 GardDcn 44 GcnAcpt GenBk Sale In 100.1 Lest Chg OokenC 5501 854- 1- 54 20l PacPetL .213 181 PantepO 2 PerfPhot PretnED 19. SeebrgC 6 4 4 Shatturk 2 117.! ShWms 9l-22- 51 41 Sonoton StdHhare 1 SldMetls tl- StinnesH 844 i Technlcl 21 TriCtWt USFotlB 74 UtldSu . BrtAmO BritPet BrwnAC BunkHiU Burry Bit CalElPw 1 - BUsrEW Wednesday i 21 91 3844 1244 BeatFd Beckman BeUInt BeU&tf Bendix Benguet BestACo Bestwall BethSt BiglwSa BlkADk BlawKx $21,000. Family Finance and Thrift Ce. (Wasatch), Salt Lake City, loans. P-- Dan -R Morgan chairman of board; W Mor. Schaffner. president; Charles gan, vice president; Meyer frank, vice president; Milton Ferman secretary-treasurer. all St. Louis, Mo Charles E. Williams, director. Sait Lake City; Capital stock authorized, $100,000, subscribed. $100,000. Advance Air Ins. Salt Lake City, of small development, manufacture aircraft Carl J. Petersen, president. first Woods Cross, Keith V. Ellertson, Warvice president. Salt Lake City; ren B. McAllister, second vice president, Salt Lake City; Morris D. Young, Tooele. Capital secretary treasurer, stock authorized. $200,000; subscribed, 21 Bathlr Beagle, president; Ada Marguerite vice president; Lulu May Roberta secretary-treasurer. Capital stock authorized, 50 000 share, no par value, subscribed 8000 shares. Wetktoa-RlMhAseaev. Salt Lake City, insurance. Walter W. Watkins, presipresident; Joseph Ringholz, vice dent, secretary, Thomas R Muir, treasurer. Capital stock authorized, $100,000, subset ibed, $10,000. Jenlee Maavfaeteiiag Ce.. Salt Lake John E. Johnson, president; City A. D. Leppard, vice president; Clark Merriman. secretary treasurer. Capital stock authorized. $150,000; subscribed. Warehouse, Ine.. Salt Lake S. Wycoff. president: Max W. Young, vice president; C. Leland Capital Clavton. secretary-treasurstock authorized. 200.000, ubcribed, 178,760 Meantaia State Inelneratar. Ine Salt Lake City. sales, Installation of presiincinerator. Joel P. Paulson, president; Ralph G. Robinson, vie r. secretary-treasureC. Paulson, dent; Merva Capital stock authorized. 5,000 5,500; subscribed. Ine., West Jordan, Aaradya.mles, Salt Lake County, development, manEx-Detective ufacture of aircraft, electronic devices. Calvin D. Jackson, president; Donald CapV Jackson, secretary-treasure- r. 5.000,000, subital stock authorized, 502.000 of scribed. and the School 1923 University Jr! John W. Malmborg Bain barter ftieiriiy Csrp. Salt Lake propCity, Investing In real, personal E. 2700 South, has been named Utah. Clarence Bamberger, chairman erties. Isaac-soB. he the four Bernolfo E at last the For cashier Thorpe Jr, years of board; Joseph vice Marie Odell Bernolfo, has been an officer in the Salt president; Donald Agency of J. Dixon, aeoretary-treasure- r. president; Capital stock authorized, Lake City Police Department the Lincoln Nasubscribed, $35,000. In the last year, he was a de- $350,000 tional Life S aad ft Enterprises Salt Lake City, A. Robert business construction tective. Co., 39 A. Spetri( Speirt, president; William secretaE. 1st South. vice president; Larry N. Skinner, MR. ISAACSON said .Mr. ry-treasurer. Capital stock authorappoint- ized. $10,000. subscribed, $1,000. be would responsi Malmborg Mel'. K.rtin. In,.. Salt Lake City was an and maintain auitable ble for handling premiums Col to eetablish tracts nounced by Mr. for auto driving and Inter- ground the lected alt things pertaining and throughout and racing -Isaacson. thereto. Sam Williams, nre-imountain Area by the agency. Robert both Mr. Malmborg William, vice Wpresident, 84 H has Mcl This agency generated Lake City; is a native of stock Capital Murray. treasurer, million dollars in business for tary 20,000; gubwnbeo, gx.ouu. Salt Lake City. in ordinary and Heath Cliff Motel, lae . Salt Lake Lincoln He City, motel Clifton J Heath, presigroup insurance. dent; Delilah B Heath, vice presi- r. High dent; William F. Heath, secretary-treasureall Salt take City. Capital 41,000; subscribed. stock authorized, - - ft4l 000 H Distributing Csrp.. Salt B. Band Lake City, cUatributing and aale of B William records phonograph Hesterman president; Barbara both Salt aecretnry-treaaurLake City. Capital atock authorized. $25,000; subscribed, $3,000. ' AmPhte LOS Ne,w Schedule Not Subject to Hearing Lastl Chg. 9. Chg lOOsILastl ACFInd ACFWr Admiral AirRdc AicoPrd AilegLS AlliedC AlhedS AihsCh AlumL ALCOA Amerada AmAirl AmBsch AmBrdP AmCan AmCryS AmCyaa AmDist Am&FP AmHme AmMFd AmMetC AmMot AmNGal -- ANGELES. Sept 28 Dairy market Eggs Prices to retailers fob. discents tributor plants (delivered 55-6- 1 A higher): AA extra large 5311.-54- ', AA extra large large 48 5, AA medium A Urge 504, AA 40 4 43', A medium 384-3A small 26 4 27 small 294-31- 4. consumers AA B Urge AA meduim A Urge 57-6Urge 50-5small AA A medium A small 39-41644-2ranch) Fryers (at Poultry roasters (at ranch) 234 26, light type young hens cross hens hen turkeys 24-25- , young tom turkeys Butter Prices to retailers grad A 704-7AA 7044-7- In Sale Total Am. atock galea Wednegday, 1,680.000 ghareg; 1960 to date. 211,371.420. Ten Leading Stocks Cattle 7, 500t calves "258; slaughter steers and heifers weak to 25 lower; choice steers, including some high commission the There was some indication, however, around 1.125 lbs 2 40; choice prime, 23 00-- 2 25; good largely 21 00-wasnt going to roll back any signed contracts now in ex- steers 22 23; choice heifers 22 25 23 50; good istence which exceed the 15 cents figure. and low choice 20 00-2-2 00;25-1-cows weak 5 00. 25 lower. utUity 13 There are several contracts now in existence in Utah for to Sheep .500; slaughter lambs mostly and mixed more than 15 cents a thousand cubic feet vAt Aneth the price 25 lower;and most choice native choice prime 85 105-l- b is 17.7 cents. 17.75-1- 8 50; few small lota 18 75. 1 However, there was an air of confusion and a promise of DENVER, Sept 28 10,000; Includes 500 ewes, ballawsuits in the industry regarding this decision on area pricing. Sheep ance nearly all spring lambs, 0 per cent feeders; market not established. Cattle 2,000, calves none; all classes THIS MEANS there wont be any gas sold in the Inter-mountainot established; supply com. Area at more than 15 cents but the FPC has al slow, prised of about 30 per cent slaughter steers. 18 cubic cents lowed the majority of Texas districts per 1,000 Hogs 1,000; slow; Barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower; sows steady; bar-rofeet commented one producer, lbs and gilts mixed 7 85; small tot 18 00; mixed The lowest level was in the San Juan Basin where new 17 75-1-190 sows 2 30 lbs 17 gas contracts are not to be negotiated at prices above 12.7 grade 260 lbs 16 00. cents per 1,000 cubic feet! But in West Virginia, new gas contracts may be signed at prices up to 26.8 cents per 1,000 I fcdoCorp Basis 17 Ch. lOOal AtlasCW . e NtrTndication of Contract Rollbacks Sale in 1001 Lastl AeroltG AlltedCn AmPetfn i Furnished b J. A. Hogl A Co Member of tb New York Stock Exchange Vol Rails Indus 1240 No Sec. Traded 510 00IK 575 82 125 6 253 Advance 1,140 000 575 90 125 88 777 1 560,000 Decline 572 8 125 28 208 7 11 12 Unchanged 2 100 000 669 1 New Highs 2 950.000 201 New Lows 3.520.000 569 23 12 06 -- Vol Close High Low 4 51 -- 64 -- 5 73 40 Bonds Ind. 362 500 578 40 565 53 568 08 10 -- I 58 10 High grade rails 81 56 Rails 103 050 126 19 12.1 61 124 06 79 96 - 12 rails 2nd 10 85 grade 50 9085 90 9186 Utils. 51.900 -10 09 88 1 98 10 Public utils. 190 3 Comp. 517.450 193 5 180 4 13 88 4- .19 10 Industrials - 905 -- 07 Commodity Futures Index 40-5- Quotations Wednesday' Quota-tlon- Markets - American Stock Exchange New York Stock Market Livestock Case Tried on d d I wtefc monfi 449 SOOTH MAIN EM 46411 t |
