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Show 3Iines Unit Second Section Market Finance The New York Stock Exchange: Final Quotations tribune Ihisiiuss nlv Salt Lake Citr, Ltah by j Saturday Morning NEW Y'ORK The stock mailpf its slide Friday with abaied intensity after a rally attempt ld:ed prices in parly trading. At 11:30 a.m., the s Industrial Average showed a gain of 3'-- . points. But the market soon resumed its losing streak and at the fir.al bell the Dow was down 2.99 points at 85S.43. A technical bounce. Thats how Wall Streeters described the mild morning rally as they watched the rain sweep against the windows. The summer rally has been a frost, commented Eliot Janeway, economist Bidding Absence d The absence of aggressive bidding for recent market favorites opened air pockThus. Winnebago ets in individual s. Industries plummeted 34 to 42 and Ramada Inns tumbled four to 3C. Bausch & Lomb. which often swings in wide arcs, fell 5"s to 1275j as the largest loser on the active roster. Texaco, the volume leader, eased to 344- - The big oil company recently announced higher quarterly profits. American Telephone edged up ! to 44. Its poorest price was 435s. thus equaling the new yearly low set cn Thursday. Its record price of 75 was seen in 1964. Dow-Jone- Market Plunges During the three previous sessions, p barometer plunged a total of 27'-- , points. In the process, it took a terrific toll of technical statistics, public confidence and actual dollar losses suffered by investors. The Dow has fallen to its lowest dosing since 854.74 on Jan. 21. In thf process, a significant part of the markets huge advance of last winter and this spring has been erased. The core of the markets work is the agonizingly slow recovery in the domestic- economy, while inflation and unemployment remain at troublesonfe levels. A factor in cutting short Fridays technical rebound was a Commerce Department survey showing that consumer the t 'a.ates floe sim HE - Salt Lake Stock Exchange Fridays Quotations (AP Soy Bean Jvtr.2' 75'4 14 c.m, 18 tows 11 12' .20 I'p Comstock ContEur Crescent Croff Crown Dragon EsstUtah 5 13 C -0 34 11 509 & 3 K j 1? 9 105 mest Oqoen 100 0C 2iO 6 0 OuC 73 6? 1(0 - 28 33 23 1 19 85 3W 118 8J 19 J4 88 4k 20 2 V Or RvM 1 Oti El Co OofOord to Del Secaritiea 4UQ DeiEchK Atfct 900 f? 00 87 1? 13 50 19 5 400 10 50 25 1600 16 75 8 87 9 23 00 9 87 16 75 45 25 55 25 2 37 1 87 5 62 6 8 75 9 16 44 54 SO 7 25 5 2 12 rstWstrnFin GalaxyOtl Healthlnd HyorcF lama IdealNatl IntrmtnGa Maanalnv MedDevCorp MicInvCoi T 62 5 37 1 4 3 oe 12 62 350 25 11.75 3 00 300 11 350 3 A 17 6? Mrrsn-Knds- Souih'andCorp NatIWstrnLite 31 75 6 12 2 6? 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H 171 50a Control 24, And Am Pet .55b 328 23ft 2, large white andard! too tew to cartons Prices to retailers (Gradt delivered); extra large 66; large 43A-- 4 1; Resour C nattrv F ml SB 4 26 5 Vi 34J4 8ft 23ft 37 29- ft- A a ' 18' 74 1 344 32 217 21 2 4 7 45 3o3 117 196 15 171 33 34' , 'aZ 19i 19 16 154 5- 2- ft 154 877a 25 87 877a-- 5?-- 22 24 2T 97a 43' 4 9' 42 24 29 1- 44 45 -1 36 36- - 36'4-- 35 35 35 42' 423-t- 4 Vq 1 11??- 11? 114 43 '4 2 f , 4- 2- '3 --X Y 7 477 1)6 66 171 a 70 21 23 44U 44 834 83j4 844 194 53'4 34 31 22Hr T 1.20 .80 XeroxC ZaleCorp 64 Zavre Coro 40 ZemtnR 7i 1 15'? 47' 4 8 4 4' f 8 v 'll - Mountain Cabin ? Above Brighton ill cedor, modified A tram Large deck, concrete footings Beautiful area. Sacrifice for cash $2 995. 4 11 15 60 ft - M. 14 278-768- 15 IV-- 4: or 3 t 60 Qreer Hydrl 15 HuskvOl Oil tnexco ?fc 36 13- Black 8 Dackar Deluxo Lawn Edgar 8 Trimmer Edges neety along walks, drives, petios. 20 time fester than trench hand edging. Cult 4 - MOST BANK 8 CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED OIL Ttia TIRE CO. KETCHUM'S MAIN STORE OPEN AS USUAL 467-990- 44 M fvtec; i 2 Kirbvlnd i 37 20a Kaverin Htgh 60 40g Con Lest Chg. 4 Corp FeJ es(hds) Low 23 34 23 a 68 4 2)fta 22r 78 uesereirharm Dixlvn Sa 1 WmnDx Woolwh Friday: h 4 I 3 33 a 3 31a .xT. W 70 56 50 96 1 White Motor Whittwkr Cp Wickes Cp I J 235 184 6 S1 WhelPitt Wbirlpl American Stock Exchange NEW YORK (UPO 30 36 10k 30 1 40 80 1 05 80 W WestAtr WsBanc t,H 39 1 Walgreen WarnrL 21 W 47H 156 --w- 197a 50 46? 854 14H 374 374 a 1 ft 24' 3034 s 50' 367 50 Straight-Tal- k Tiri I foots 49 East 9th South Open Mon. thru Sat. 8 e.m. to 6 521-612- B. F. 3 Goodrich SILVERT0WN GLASS BELTED 4 wide on ono peas Special winged blade cute smoothly, won't clog. Rotates to becomo g trimmer, loo. WAREHOUSE LIQUIDATION BELTEP TIRES (8220) 12? .2? .65 MUST Metal Market 24 Al SALES t Canvop Lras. Comet, 1.0PO at 39c. t 4JS, Cresceit. 700 5 t etnti. 100 t 4 1!7 Soot nonferrous NEW YORK (API 3 metai prices Fnoav copper cents pound, Connecticut Valiev; lead 17, delivered; a. New York; imc Si 65? New York; gold $42 60 tn SI 599 tr y troy pi. New York silver S7V8 00 flesk, or New York; ouicksilver New York East Utah, 1,500 at 50c Park Prem . 2,pno at 4',c. So. Stand , 5C0 at 77 :c U.S. Treasury - Tne cash position of the Treasc y Julk. 27, 1V71 Warning ton (API to July 27, 1.70 un ool'ttsl. , M A 70 Ve fiscal year r.l Withdrawal, Total debt lO j3 PonftOI 22 4 11 I PacPf 31 Wk 4 129 4F 71 40 Farnd - mediums a 199 29$ 30 ArkLaG Eaverty Ent Brascan Ig Bundv CP Circle K .32 Corp Clary CciemanCo Comoutest Creoie 2 60a 58-i; CutterLab Mines Ched- Dav Dennison A, In ? 30 13 35 33 3(kv 13 13A 35 167 187 Factr M 60 Fairch Cm 32 'Vwner, iuboTti large white 437, 11! 39 055 .f 60j4 Produce Market 315,30. 00 28 41 28 3C' o 3 25 ? Pc T47 Pan A n 51 21 12 ?7 s 95 67 Idaho IdealBaft 60 Hu.enln Ml Pwr 2 20 C Vj1 Imperial 1 INACd 1.40 Rand 2 ift In Inland SM I Va 2 InspCopp InlMm&Chem H Interlnc H 36 t 47', H v 17 Pac Gn Pat l f Pc Pei 5 27 13 46 134 137 P h 16 26 47 41 ie 90 C Faberge Wi1; 186 26 48 S77 East Kod la Eaton C 1 40 EIPasoNG EltraCp 1 20 20 ESB In 20 Essx In Ethyl Cp 84 ExCel O CHICAGO (UPI) loaf tt) processed Cheese Muens er 594-7- 0 brick tongiiuriiS dar single daisies 64?-u- ; 40 ib blocks 59?54. Swiss steers steady to 25 higher; slaughter heifto report; (b'oeks (wheels) too few Ib siauphter 5 ers steady; prime 70a-76- ? Grade B 70t-7475; lb) GraCe steers yield grade 3 end 4 35 6J'?-69C 0 Ib Grade high choice and prime tb veld grade. Potatoes- To. .1 shipments 63; 34 00; choice 4 25, mixed geed and choice 27, track 135, 2 to 4 32 good market firm 31 75 32.75; load hqhfor rouid reds; demand moderate market good 28 00.31.75, lb heifwhites. for long !,075 and sieadv about chctce slaughter prime ers yield grao 3 and 4 33 50, choice Track sales (100 Ib U S 1C) Texas 75, round reds 4 75; California KW OOO lb yield ord, ? to . 31 long white cho.ee 30 1 75. 4 oc, fair condition 3 00 3 25, mostly 3 25 car 3 90. none; no market test Shnep late Thursday Omonsnone; arrivals Total shipment 27. demand 11. qooo, market track shqhtly stronoer. sales50s Calitorn a veNow Track large, heavy minimum size. 3 00, New Mexico veliow laroe 3.50. Butter- - prices paid delivered to Chica93 score 67 784, 92 score Yfterday' bank debit go steady k0.253,375 00 67 Same day last veer 7f., VO JCO:e 45 78.- - Mon.f! bank aeb ti 61 102 Do- - I 4 2?'. 224 35j4 60-25 j 3 . 20 o i 'S j5 Own(.F 37 3 2834 3 284 3 :v- 3.31 34 a ?63 33 45 Eastern Air A7a - Livestock Easco .66 ,67'ft .654 1M 50 40 30 1 Oonywl Hoover HousLP 4 Howmet 99. I7i -- 46 9 4 4 Homeik Kroger .643 4 33 - 19, Diamln, Dam Shm 1 40 Diebold DisneyW 20 DtstSea 1 20 Dr Pepr .40 Dome An 80 Dow Ch 2 70 40 Dresser Duke P 1 40 DuPont J'.c 66 DuqneL Dynamii. Cp 1.39; 384 .64 3j45 43 34 99 46 ?r 36 42 Board of Trade High 33 i 13't 36 ST GAF Cp .40 30 Gam Sk 3 48 Gannett 28 00 Gn A Ol .60 27 00 17 00 Gn 16 00 Dynan. 15 37 Gn Elec 1 40 15 00 GnFood 1 40 Gn Host Cp Gen Irstr ?k GenMills 96 700 GnMot G PubU 1.60 Close Low GenRef Gn Steel Ind 1 475 1 47. 151ft i srJ4 I S4H ig 1 53- Ga Pac 60g 5 1 52- 20 i 471,4 Gerber 1.13b Getty 1 40 O Mettt 1 32'1 1 32H Aiden 1 29 4 ) 29 t Glen 1 34 134', Glooal Mar 12 50 ZCMl P 11 l9l HoM Electn Hoi Inns 1.10 60 l 40 AAnl Dnnisn Bid 4 3 2c it 7 40' 4 44 35 18 . 40 34 1O0 72 Gas 1.76 40 So.v CmwE 2 20g Coimat 53 1 80 Con Ed ConsFd 1 20 1 ConsFrght 88 ConsNG Consm Pw 2 Conti Air Ln Cn Can 160 Conti Oil ContTeIC Gontrl Data Corn G 2 ?a Cox Brd 30 CPClntl 1 70 Crane 1,60 Crowd C 4k Crwn Zl 1 20 Cud hy 5k Curtiss Wrt Cyprus Ms . 4 43 I97 6 114 j4 U 1?7k 05 7P i 234 23 4 10 Coi Cm sale. UCDA) 1 OkaGt Not 104 73 4C 51 25 31 7 S3 COr& 4 w'v4 i5 27 TOO Ks Vi IntN.cKei - H Bsoscnlo 28 i Ohio Ed O'Dvoro Omark Ranvjirn IntPace - 41 01 CBS On its final day about 2,000 head cattle were delivered to the yards for - .08 .08 39 .30 ColoCons ComDMef ,ii cs ng lOe 2 CiT f.iki CitiesSv 2 20 City invs 50 CleveEl 2 74 8 CoinCol Colgate 1 40 Coil Radio Counts! ) 40 of Same month last clearings Wool Tuiures Today's NEW YORK (AP) Same dav last v.ar closed 3 to 8 of a cent lower. Oct. 60 3 Week's clearings 5 5 5 69 Mar. 2 164 1; 260 64 64 60 0; Dec. last veer Sam 71.3 695 2691; May 70.2 70.2 169.8; th7Te&nnw z70 6 72Certificated last veer month Same 5. wool spot 53 05 CanyonLards i8 Champion 12 s 2 ChilCon .77 Clayton IS 13- OhldNG 46 15 hog butcher for the world. A victim of economics and progress, the yards were ordered closed by the owner, the Union Stock Yard and Transit Co. of Chicago, after 106 years of uninter- Wool Markets .11 BuHMon 4 0 V'i EduityOil FashionFabncx FrstSecLOro rupted trading. Pr OcckJ Ur 43 4 44 4 29 U 38 Chicago i Banner Bristol Sa e . e from Tho NASD art DanRivr M r price as of markets n Cp t r am. mateiv Darf n 30q not change throuqnout the dev Prices do 1 U Dayco include retail markup markaown or 66 DayPLt Deere &Co 2 ago. Wheat dropped to $1.34 per bushel from $1.46 in June but was above the $1.23 average for July 1970. Meantime, farm expenses also remained unchanged in July, but averaged five percent more than a year ago. The parity ratio, based on a 1910-1cost and price formula, was 70 percent in July, the same as in June. A year ago it was 74 percent. Under a new 19G7 formula comparing tost and price factors, the ratio vas 94 percent in July, the same as in June, but four points lower than July last jear. Friday; 00; lb 'API 1'0 109.&0 Ceianes Conti Soya acEnoProd Sov beans were $3.18 per bushel, com- - iPennioiioffshrCi PRCCorp pared with $2.98 in June and $2.72 a year Research I nd barrow and gilts lb generally steady to strong, instances 75 higher; over 230 lb steady to 25 lower; 195 230 lb lb 20 25; 170 head 19 u: Grne Rait industrials PhiiaEt Phiiioto PhHPet Fridays Quotations Hog prices have reached $19.10 per hundredweight during the month ended July 15. compared with $17.50 in .Tune and $23.80 a year earlier. All beef cattle averaged $28.40 per hundredweight, down from $29 in June, but up slightly from $28.10 a year earlier. 4,500; Hog 10 10 10 10 3a V- 'G PneiD D Livestock Markets quotation i9- -0 Obh 50 Plner FrstiecCorpPt'' nudged the pens and the U.S. Department of Agriculture issued its final Chicago livestock report Friday as the storied Union Stock-yard- s became a part 6f history. Friday was the last day tf trading at the once thriving livestock trading center that moved poet Carl Sandburg to call , YORK A Quotations Hog Price Livestock handlers out of the auction OMAHA Futyrts lno 1'5 Vo 2 unci 2 unch TO Grace Ra it Low 1.40 Soil Loko City 90 market unchanged Lowtr in NEW YORK (AP) Stock! c'tlVe 't;.d'ina to 4 cent! Poser to retailor., dehv.red to tiorei, tn carton!, casai exchanged-GradMiTd. Cotton targa AA AA extra larqa Chicago )5 18; Medium AA 2 32: Small AA Wheat Higher; export tales. lb I block rindleis 40 63';; lb Cheew Corn Mixed; speculation Lower, dull make 0tft tandwteh loaf 64; mild longhorn 69 a. Mixed; awaiting delivery Soybean 93 icore 14. 92 icore 13' a. nonces. Butler Steadv to 25 cents Price. I producers: Large AA 22 25' a, Slaughter steers higher; receipts 2.0C0. top 36 75 fnedium AA 11 22' a. small AA 54 a lit ii M 425 ?0 Ho" Call Memories al Yards in Chicago Markets in Brief 1U Bonos h 90 ?t 0 Public Standard and Poor's Daily 500 Stock Index Cloo High Chang IrKstrtai Raitroao n Dairv Market 2oa Rnd s inCompany spokesmen said the increased meet to was crease necessary operating costs. 8 4C 291 aO lift v 20, - is While the cost of analogues relatively high now, higher production could produce synthetics at half the cost of animal meat. In the works are brer Is and pastries, and analogues made from cottonseed oil, sunflower seeds and coconut. IS. ?uC k.nim WASHINGTON (AP) Prices received by farmers for raw products remained steady in July for the second straight month hut averaged one percent Altaindustne more than a year ago. the Agriculture AmalSugarBonds AmerMedicorp Department announced Friday. Amcor The crop reporting board said the AmerSvasLoan most significant price changes from June AmerVvstrnLifa AroenMevtatr were increases for hogs, milk and soy BnnevileSyivn BrownmoArm beans, and lower prices for cattle, wheat, ContIBank DenverRlEst and oranges EmoekolntJ peache. seas. last steer doo CiO h? 40 4 21 50 4 (AP) '3. 9tu 41 58 44 0 1S8 Simon Noet Owen Second Month protein-deficie- CII1CAGO nu 7ft 40 fcrUvrlna Ten Leading Stock Over the Counter Nutritionists see the analogues being used in government sponsored food programs, such as school lunches, and distributed to areas over- Another paper (AP) company lined up Friday with the growing trend to increase the price of newsprint sold in North America. Crown Zellerbach Corp. of San Francisco said it would boost its price $8 a ton for standard 32- - and newsprint sold in the 11 Western states, Alaska, and Hawaii effective Nov. 1. now have annoumed Seven compan-esimilar price increases thus week. The hike would increase the price of newsprint to $163 a ton in the United States. Industry sources said they expected the increase to become general, making this the second price increase this year. On Jan. 1 the price per ton was raised so ho trt Hqy'P AN Ban - U- n Steady for School Lunches NEW YflRK nes Unchanged New Hipns (l (upiv-s.ik- wi Traded nes Dki fte; new vork c Exchange Acwa lj Bacon, one of the first foods to be successfully simulated, is made by passing some fibers through a reu dye while leaving the othei colorless. The fibers are then arranged in layers to represent the grained meat and fat appearance of real bacon. These foods are free of both animal fat and cholesterol,, usually contain fewer calories than their real counterparts and have as many, if not more, nutrients than the products they resemble. Scientists look to the analogues as one means of stretching the supply of meat should the worlds population outstrip the production of cattle and swine. Price of Newsprint New I Asa-mer- a Dacca From Fiber Seventh Finn Hikes h Ho Sess foow-nACTIONS (ft Indicate eDpwlno trac'. m ifi3ore ts f'acfton in i2dsf irvj. cates 1 to ew 'o tacnon m 64m$, (rl In to low.rq f cur ts ftact-o(s fctlawme fiourp t traction n t.'fhsj II 1 lems. Commod,,y FR Two oil stocks led the most active list. McCullough Oil topped the list with volume of 83,800 shares. It closed at 23i, down 34. Second on the list, Oil, forged ahead to close at 19, up 4 in volume of 69,200 shares. In the market, stocks moved down in moderate trading. The Arthur Lipper Mutual Fund index closed at 87.29, off 0.55 percent. (Copyright) the analogues are mast widely used today by food faddists and vegetarians. Basically, they are created by a spinning process, much in the way rayon is made, in tiny soybean fibers are extruded into a solution which coagulates them. The fibers are then washed, colored, flavored and cooked into a variety of finished goods. ' f TutJ Prices to Farms Called such things as synthetics, extenders or simulations, they are generally referred to. as analogues, meaning analogous or related to the real thing, freeze-drieand come frozen, dehydrated, canned or as ingredients in other I l foods. They range from phony baloney and beef stew to artificial turkey. The processor even includes a plastic wishbone. Long available in a limited market, Member Smitn, Oil Slocks Active Artificial Foods Variety Of Meals Mam vork Stock 132 S. J,,lxpm 3 day-ende- Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Smith, Inc., dropped a point to finish t 334. its poorest price since the New York Stock Exchange's first listing of a brokerage concerns shares on Tuesday. Also registering a 1971 low was international business machines at 2904. It closed at 29!i with a loss of 54 pomls. The stock has come under selling pressure since the announcement of flat earnings for the June quarter. United States Steel wobbled to a low at 27;a before finishing at 284, down 3S. The threat of a steel strike this week end, as well as big steels divi - Quotations P.rca, Ferrer afl LrnCA. nt Price Drops For houseROANOKE, VA. (AP) foods of the future wives who want right now, supermarket shelves are featuring bacon that lever heard an oink, beef that never sal foot inside a stock-yar- d and chicken fliat never cackled. These are but a few of the growing number of vegetab'e protein foods made to look and tast' like the real thing but originating in the soybean field rather than in the barnyard or on the range. I'riilais Arntsneo by Mrnii re Declines outpai-eadvances by 812 to 516. But this rpmpcpn!H an imnrovp-meover the three previous sessions, when upwards of 1,000 issues each with a loss. Die approach of a summer weekend, and a welcome respite from the weary atmosphere of the stock market, reduced big board volume to 12.97 million shares from the previous 14.57 million shares. On the American Exchange, issues continue to decline, taking the index down to 24.61 or .11 below the previous day. For the week the decline totaled .83 A total of 540 issues fell while 295 irsues advanced and 2S5 were unchanged in price. Volume totaled 3, OSS, 475 shares, compare with 3.872.690. Phony Baloney!? Include Counterfeit Chicken, Too . no Shows Improvement blue-chi- JVew 0u oniT'ea e Uf wh cl Corned 'I -- e j-S o loentu eo tai dIjs m? a r coc ared or pa o ta m.s vei cecu ar on arcumuf- tel (f3 ed oivtaenos; i) PK! tOst rafe g) annual P'o$ soek vk aivtoena, (hj oad m year latest Hourly vtoena pmteMn Der cent m stun jj 06-Mt vear; vr) per cent m stocks (gl n oankrmMcv-res.eivr'-s- n p or m eorgjnu x) U ceoitai dixtnbton; 'p ar 3 x p m. ''end. (wd when tuoea v,i dend cut on Tuesday, has weakened the stock. A total of 121 issues pos'ed lows, while only m stocks reached yearly highs. huvmg plans have dropped sharply within the last three months. Dow Jones At nwxrecnt At ai except twr ch Slock Market Closes the Week as Loser As Rally of Early Trading Fizzles Out New York Tunes Service LacaMnterest tck euatart tyrinsN.' A C. Eawarw 8 Von. Ire,: tose dckijnaeo fjrO n 0 srore t tvs K DV'DEOt Pate 29 July 81, 1911 4 JU.V 08 11,848 521.484 19 - 164 c9l 209 96 3 371949 i 97z,579 11 I l4t,296 iubttU to Hatutory 703 10,332 66 456 94 H oeb n com-.r.- 46- Ir Ca$h Grain - - No J soft CHICAGO Wheat (API red 4on No 2 hard red 50 2n Com No. 2 yellow 1 37, No 4 yeow 1 33 Oats No. 2 extra white 663n4SoY No. 1 yellow 3 3GUn. Soybean oil beans i4 66n. O 1971 CHEV. V? Ton Pickup ITTT BE SOLD Below Regular Sale Price! EXAMPU WS 78-1- 4 rt Stack 1S7 36 madthj pivt 7oxe ond F e T $30.38 32 54 Most oil izes available :n both 78 and 70 sene, whit 4 block. KETCHUM'S loioriatl 4th S., 7th W. 355-465- 6 PLEASE CALL OR COME IN FOR PRICE QUOTATIONS ON OTHER SIZES |
