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Show The New York Stock Exchange: Final Quotations Finance Markets Minos Unit Second Section by sales n hundreds (00' om "ed n for tncse ae-- graeo u) AU Salt Lake City, Utah Xo ember Saturday Morning 15, 19C9 rec raded Page 31 t,ra rj Up ami Down the Street Chief of Reclamation Mulls Problems Tribune Business Editor All A our shrinking Utah Insurance Fund Notes Earnings Rise State Insurance Fund earned fiscal year 1969 on $15.35 according to State Fiinvested, million nance Director Herbert F. Smart. This is an increase of $169,000 in earnhe ings over the 1968 fiscal year, The S747.358 during re-p- ted. Income to the fund was $5,744,489, he said, up from 1968 when income was $4,922,750. Expenses (claims paid out) were $4,336,471, compared to $3,845,341 in The majority of investable funds were beplaced in U.S. Government securities yield, he said. cause of their The increased earnings resulted from refined handling procedures and the higher interest, he noted. high-intere- being. Looking further into the future, Mr. Armstrong predicted that the Ute Project which would make the final use of Utahs share of Colorado River water would be well into development by 2020. for Some in the immediate future example the Dixie Project in southern still attend the outcome of VietUtah nam and the administration's battle agains inflation. Current water development projects have not yet been affected by the Presidents construction cutback, he said. But the question mark remains over future construction. Beyond dam and reservoir planning, the bureau is looking to climatological alteration nd water desalination. The former involves the induction of The p acipitation in prescribed areas. latter involves the removal of salts from river and ocean waters to provide a product that can be used by man in agriculture or industry. 25 50, 5 22 Ib 27 25, 21.0021.25. boars Salt Lake Stock Exchange Ask. 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Established 1961 The Estate Fund srea yisszy Management Corporation 200 Utah Savings Building Salt take City, Utah 84111 Phone: (801) 328-159- 3 7 red fleet zr? nv 4 0 '4 318 Idaho P inea Bas for relief! vans 01 dar ps stakes, Pickupo, vou need largo or sm?ib AVIS da," cl 'pTi.Onco'l A",t roe. 9 -b 958 term' investing in stocks caiefully selected for long obtain lo growth possibilities. Persons wishing the comcopy of the free prospectus describing orcailir g our pany may do so merely by writing office. Call r b 5 108 431,455 71 103 816,124 59 17 459 568 94 367 U44 604 521-447- wr -- 1 A MUTUAL FUND i J b 39 -I- - $43 59? 'a 38-H- b 'i 348 30 29 58 2 178 242 177 210 98 No OcedntiPet OedenCorp 7 Ohio Eg Mb b OkiaGE 1 G8 34-34 4 4 1 1? 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All COMPANY FINANCE ot SEABOARD attend ond be savers, prospective buyers or other interested persons may beard' Competitive Bids will be considered Acopyof the Sales Agreement at the Utah County Clerk . of .ce ,n P.o.o, Utah. available lor msp-ctiPot odci'tionol information write 403 i 17H 178 18 18 --T- Teledyne Teneco 132 Texaco 1 60 TexETr 140 TxGasT 1 48 TxGuSui .60 K- Cc 0 Imperil IN A CD to eg rq Rj"d 2 Tl 2 6 SW '431 ,n 26.' i87 6t Intnrcolnc InsoCopp 3a 2j 411, 19 CO 11 ' 12 M 7 31 heanno wo. held in the District Court of Utah County at Proo, Utoh, en November 7, 1 969 on o proposed Bulk Sole of Asset, of Utoh Savings and Loon Association, including oarcels of real property, real estate contracts, COMPANY for a sum nes- note, ond mortgages, to SEABOARD FINANCE of the assets being sold book value Associotion's OOO The 00 of cess S7.000 was continued from November 7 00. 6 STATE CAPITOL, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 5i b t- UTAH SaVSKOS AH3 LCAN ASSGGIATlCrl COMMISSIONER OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS '4 i ' 10 Friday's Quotations OO 4 H 50UtS 8 1C 25, 93 li . 12'a 428 Gen Battery HuskyOl .30 Kaiser In ?k 0C Bank Gearings 7 00 26 03 . 16 C. steer X 7, 40j-4 UahConstMih UtahPL 1 80 3- 2 60 X290 08 28X-- YORK (AP) Lower Stocks Lower Cotton Chicaeo: seme hqudatcn. 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Swiss 58 44 sentative lb blocks 50 prices as cf prox17? 60' J CO 11 42 12 49 GAC blocks to markets (wheels) too. few 1 imateiv pm. Inter-deal, , vl . report,A AC 9A . 40 139 17- ,r m A"4 S5 Gr 1J 12 14 32 GAF Cp nor 1 30 32 248 Sk Gam change thruughsut the day. prices 00 NA SEC SEK: 3 16 9 comor 294 Hi b2 11 93 Camett ba.an delude retail markup, markdown by the Wholesale prices as reported 42 46 62 9 14 GnAO'l 60p 5 r 30 184 Chicago Mercantile Exchanqe-Butte11,01. Gen Ig 4 46 Dyn 92 score 217 84' 8 2 60 steady 93 score 67 7 56 Gn Elec 67' 2; 90 score 6 2. 65 84 4 5 56 6 '8 GnFood ? 60 25 18'9 Eggs steady to firm- white large extras 8 57 9 37 Gen HostCp 49, mediums 56 2; st 43 9 65 10 59,Generaiinstrmnt Asked Bid 39 41. 39 88 14 GenMills 1701 70i Potatoes: Total sh pments 181; arrivals 10 6?' J1 10 121 503 75 s 3 4Ca 8 19 8 95 GnMet light; demand 88 00 135; track 98; supplies 85 00 60 13 24- 10 25 11.20 G PuoU 8 62' a slow; market dull. jT0'"9arBood .24 j7 General Reiract 85 1 25 Track sales (100 Ib U S 16 25 34 168 80 jGenSteel 35-- $ 7 50 7 00 1 52 ta, North Dakota, Red 3 Tel Gen 10 93 n 95 'i 99 3.27 45. round reds 2 Specl 49 194 13 12rl 13 50 ig 8 27 9 04 Gen Tire AroenMaytair Onions: Arrivals 4; track 23; supplies COMMONWLTH 21 75 1 60 63 31H 21 00 7 89 8 62 Genesc Ber.eciaiStdLife TRUST; moderate; demand fair; market dull. 3 75 300 1j6 53 2 Pac .8Cg 10 y6 11 97 Ga BcnneviheSylvan Track sales: Colorado yellow Spanish 00 63 55-- 8 125 16 GeltyOi .38b 1 16 1 90 STEIN ROE EDS:" BrcwnmgArms C&D 41 00 targe 3 003 20; Washington yellow Span40 80 47st 00 39 GiUetle 21 25 21 25 ComlShearinq D.vid Sh 3 75 4 11 Bil ish large 3 00. 18 CO 9 a 184 16 00 A'deh CAP 15M159Glen ContinentalBank 15.00 1369 Dreyfus 60 39 50 40 50 Global Mar i5 09 15.09 Stock DaaCorp EATON ft CO 203 14 25 13 344 IFirstSeclnv Wool Market Fridii BechA ' 510 7i 142 4 2 4 a 10 12 a ea.ves none; hgh 3,500; Cattle choice and prime steers fairly active Wool futures NEW YORK (AP) and down steady choice 3 cents Ve closed 6 of a cent to steady; average to strong; heifers active steady toh.iiic lower. Fday 11.0; May. Mar., 71102; J'v, cows steady to strong higher; zUl 7, Oct., 1136; Dec., zl 13 7; March, strong to 50 higher. Prime 1,200 1,450 lb a'auohter steers yield grade 3 and 4Z,,JT Certificated wool soot slOB 0. 29 00; half dozen leads at 30 0C; hoh S Nominal. 75; j 0 Ib 29 choice end prime a -- Bonds uh Grade Pa 2nd Grdfti Rauj tfc S Put! c U a') 1 67' 21 RCi'rc'OS Ut 'it cs Stocks 9 :2 o c Cnemetron Cnn'SPl I 20 80 ChaatM Ches Oni 4 CHICAGO sows steady; moderatelv !b 23 00 23.75; Ib rn. t.y SU 2 Over the Counter Valle, lead 20 CH .40 ANCHOR aPpec,,ru, 75 00 35 commissioner was The 163 36 Camp S '0 born in Cedar City. He earned a civil en71 11 CanPac 3 20 212 33 a 42 gineering degree at the former Utah CaroPL 39 4C4 60 CarnerC 15 a 15 State Agricultural College where his Case(JI) Co 40 32 Dresr 43 a 44 3?4 44 CaterTr 1.20 40 '2 DukeP 65 64 a 63 2 642-principal professor was water specialist Ceianese 2 DuPont 3jb 283 28 26 20 80 b '8 DugneL 66 and foimer Utah Gov. George Dewey CenSoya 69 2738 26' 2 H' 60d Cerro DvnmcsCcrp'm 7 24 a 24 24 Certain-- t .80 Clyde. His first job afler college graduation 90 EctsroCp EdSlA r 37h Mutual was with the bureau. In later years he 27 78 8 East Kodk 51 45 Eaten Y 140 served as consultant to the Egyptian gov139 19 8 EiPaoNG Fridays Quotations 39 32 ?0 ernment when it was planning the Aswan bltraCp 3 2? t Naw York (UP!) 12h Following is a list EnJohn 26 2 54 Dam. 20 of bid and asked prices on Mutual EjB in 31 36 20 Essxlnt He served as Utah director of highFunds as quoted by the NASD Inc. 28 53 'Ethyl Cp 72 183 27 a as to went D.C., riEversharp later Washington, ways, 3! 25 Bid Asked ftd Atkad txCe.iQ 1U the commissioner of public roads during F 16 75 II 31 Gryphn 106 38" the early phases of the Interstate buildHam Hda 4 9? 5 38 Faberqe 40 61 58 458 INVEST GROUP: FactorM 20 27 22 03 Fa. rc C 5ld 2j5 98 b ing program. stock 49 158 52 8 26 9 Hiller Var Fairc Pay Prior to his latest appointment he was 19 8 8 ,5 78)7.46 Fairmont (vest 9 57 KEYSTONE: Farah .8Cg assistant regional director ef Region 4 of 9 25 12 70 19 19 95 Bl Cust Ferro Cp 49 55' j the Bureau of Reclamation in Salt Lake 160 Cust B2 20 05 21 88 Firestn 2 37' Cust Kl 8 04 8 28 FrstNS .7st 15 4 12 City. 5 67 6 19 Fleming .50 Am A5ut 9 49 10 37 The salinity of the lower Colorado is an increasing problem for agriculturalists, he said. It is induced by the fact that the water acquires additional mineral content while in use in irrigation. The Metals Market - Indiana CessnaA 0 Bab&.V 1 34 60 g BangrP Bath Indust BeatFoods 1 Beckm ,50b Earns Degree in Logan Problem An Increasing 25 Con-F- d plants transpire much of the water. Thus, the proportionate mineral content is that much higher when the water is returned to the river. The Bureau now is looking at the possibility of taking desalted ocean water and pumping it inland for storage behind Hoover Dam, which is about 1,100 feet above sea level. That would dilute the mineral laden water behind the dam and make it moie useful downstream. the overall ecology and our social well lb yield qcade 1 to 4 500, (Choice Cattle 27 8 00, smell slaughter supply mainly 2B M9 25; good and choice 26 standard and low good cows. bells, steers and heifers Virtually-gooand choice 50. Pme High absent; cews slew weak under narrow 25 conditions, M0-- ,050 lb slaughter heners yield grace m view of storm demand 28 25; at 25 four loads and 4 28 cows and bulls utility and commercial 0 lb veld grade 2 to 18 5C; tanner and cutter choice cows 25;' good and choice 2650-216 50; mixed cutter and low utility 50, ccws 19 9 00; few utility; commerc al and utility and commercial 18 can-- 1 high dressing utility 20 goed bulls 22 50 24 50 moder-ner- s 5C; 5,500; barrows and gilts utility and1 and cuttcrs i Hogs 00. Cno;nraa9o'0cwlsll,olVenon commercial bulls 23 200; woo'ed slaughter lambs snerp wohts 'ever 2 lb.0 U S.lb 1 272 25,approx,-sows steady; k prime 100 lb 29 50, sevetal matey 125 head ood and chcr, EVOO !b2S ,0, JST'f-A- S2 00 lb 20 23 00 23 50, 50; not enough on offer to es Sheeo trend. a lebi'sh SZ.3Z, oo Texaco FMCnart AtlRtchfld 2 Atlas Corp 20 AvcoCp Avnetlnc .40 tion as David L. Crandall, regional director, looks on. Ellis L. Armstrong sizes up new era for Bureau of Reclama 500; Hogs F M :i 2u 1 PenrPL YORK NEvV Sales, closing (API tive siocks traded on the New York SLx ': 18 3"0 022 Nat Gnl 1 .CO 5',4-r- ,4 Reyn fc, -t 1 60 AssoTrn OMAHA - ' no Close Low 35 26 28 i 2ih PanAni ' Parncii Parxe Dvs I PonCntl 2 40 Penney JC PennQ x 60 Tei Leading Storks AMetCx 1 40 Amer Motor Am NtGas 2 12b APhoto A Sme t 90 Am Slant I A Sugar 60 AmTftT 2 40 Am Zinc Co 60 Ametek Cp Ampex Anacda 1 90 ArmcoS 1 60 Arms Ck 80 Ash! Oil 1.20 Livestock Markets ) rest A 1968. chicago 1 500 2 Am Can 2 20 4 AmCyai AmEiec 1 64 Am Export A Home 40 AmHosS .22 Hinges on Other Things wilderness and consideration growing population, full must be continually given to effects on calves Hi9h 8'4 '4 17 4 i1: So' 5.0 55 Altg All AihedSt Alhs Chaim 80 Alcoa Am HSS ,07t Am Arl .80 ArrBrands 2 view1. With Volume 31 Lies Nt i3 64 60 PeooGs 9 PepsiCo NE.V YORK 40 I 29 20 I 40 Lud Pw Ch ' 2 Standard Close Chg. AcmeVk 2g 40 AoressO Aomuul Cp Ar Prd I q At Rd no AlcarAI AiiegCp .Ico Mad Raises Lot of llob There is no question that man has i aised a lot of hob with the environment in orienting it solely to his needs, the commissioner said. But now, in somewhat more enlightened state, when man reshapes the environment he considers natures needs, as akin to his own. And this is the bureaus Low Pacpr 'PctftT Sxk Excharpe 16C? Ut is Sales(hJs) High Yortc Near Fridays Quotations A Ellis E- - Armstrong, new commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation, posed the problems of budget and water shorta ges in his first conference Fnday in Salt Lake City. We do have budget problems. he said, sizing up the bureaus effort to get water from the Uintah Basin to the heavily popuBonneville lated Basin by 1973. The imperative is Mr. Woody the growing need for water with populaa need that would betion expansion come quite aggravated should drouth conditions cut natural precipitation, he warned. As for the growing contest between water storage advocates and environment preservationists, Mr. Armstrong said steps are being taken to set up communications with conservation groups. "They can help uf; we can help them. tfe Of NEW YORK (UPI' Selected stocks on Ccmp 1 K jCO 29 43 81 i7 Cemmod W Fu'u'W index the New York Stock Exchange Frd3v: A,v' Pac Cas PacUC Pacpeirol ft 13? S. Mmter c.n lams. By Robert H. Woody Furr sed by Oxdrcdv (o) DIVIDENDS (a pis req-Oec area or pa a so far tt s year ar ra'e, (c) pev'rent cn ac cuua'eJ (dl pad tast year, use sbcx a) annual ra'e p plus sock, la (hi pad th s year d'v.dend, n soc (i) per cen otvioedn omitted, year (k) per cert mor stovk. pad inlasttannruotcv-receiverh o reor (q) (rt capi a! dstr ou'tor.; 4x) qaniza'ion; (wt) wten issued. FRACTIONS- (O lndca',5 fell is fraction tn 32nas, ti) following figure is fraccn in fttfns indicates folio ng figure it fraction m trd u 174 --P- Dow Jones Averages - den cared icb ard sna-- e 0 in ex- l6'4 OwensC 1 40 iOwenill 155 Local interest stock quotations furnished ft Co., Inc: DempeyYeJr!er :r .Zip, ) ' 0 1 |