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Show Mines ritmnc 'Business Cake Second Section Salt Lake City, The Nov Yoii Stock Exchange: Filial Quotations Finance Markets I'tah ft' traoc-- Tage 25 September 4, 19'1 Saturday Morning t 0C emmed wntf'w these designated U) which a e id tots in c',,eo futi DIVIDENDS are an, cal rae u tie orhew se icentit eo ta o u- - extra (b ooclereo cr nao so tar tns year no K payment cn a comult regular rate Frula) OuotiUiuns ed id) pid tar viar, ,e Cd'-pius SC'k, (qi amoat raff pus Furi hed by Mernlt Lynch. Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc. sie.k aivoend th) this year tatet 13? S Vain divoena cm.tred (o per cent ,r sro- n t cent per ik) stock, paid lat year, iq Member pt the New vok Stock Exchange n or rec'auntza in banxruptcv-receivertionex- - Hourly 'x ts) cdDitei distribution, dividend, (wi) when issued, iwt) war-Urants Noan CO p m. FRACTIONS tollewi ig (ft indicates in 3ncis, (I) Indicates toliowmq figure is 2 01 pm. is 3 On pm. Traction in 64ths; (r) tohowrn fiaur fraction In 26tis; (s) following figure Is To.' el t fraction m I2ms; (t) letns. Volume Hi9ti Low Close 96 MX) 914 06 879 63 91? 6- 8- 12 OS1 led 40 Bonds OR NEW ted 536 7tX) 246 66 241 48 ?4S 99 - 4 T storks on Rfaa 10 Hiqh Grade Pails 174 KO 1)3 0? 11) 00 112 704- - 0 99 the New York Stouk Exchange Friday; OfUs 10 2nd Grade Rails 10 Public UH. Ccrp 1 666 AX) 33 6? 308 08 313 01 4 391 142 61 10 Industrials Cctfnmodity Futures Index unchj aie AH exceot 'PioGrnainclCmn Rivnn.M I)ow Jone Averages Rockwl pii Salet(hds) High Lo RomHa 60 RoyalLC Rovl D 4 Oab 3 30 112 27 a 40 2 jO a 111 4 27 40 2?' t 40 24 f ?4' 3? T4 3 6 407 I 5lb Roan Rooshaw 7i iRociG 1200 4 41 40 a 2 2 30' a HI , 27 341 4 - U - 1 Close Chg. -- 2 63 Standard and Poor's Dailv 500 Stock Index 16 67 . 56 22 YORK IAP) NEW 11- -. 19 13'i 23 22 34 36 r l4J 52 35'4-e- J J 27 34 a 36 W ith Improved front bumper protection, the 19 12 Buick Electra Limited hardtop features formal, dean lines. AmDStiilCo Amfctec i TO Am Export Am Hois 40 1 ?0 A Home 2s AmHosp AVetCx 1 0 Amer Motor AmNGs 2 20 A Smelt V0 Am Srnd A) AmT&T 2 oO 60 Ametek AMF Incp Anacn 16b Apeco Armco Stl Arms Ck 80 cubic inch engine with is standard on the A 455 barrel carburetor Strong Bumpers Spotlight New Buick - FLINT, MICH. (UPI) General Motor's parade of new car introductions wound up Fiiday with the first look at the 1972 Buick. Like its predecessors, Buick spotlighted its stronger bumpers, but displaced few styling changes It stepped out on its own, however, with a new sun coupe in the small car d sun Skylark series and a roof on the luxury intermediate Riviera. The sun coupe has a manually operated vinyl sun roof. -- lean mixtuies of lower octane fuels required by the stringent emission standards. prove emission controls and on California cars, this will be teamed with an exhaust gas recirculation system to control oxides of nitrogen within the California with the engine optional on ensome Le Sabres. The carburelor is gine with a siar.dard on the Centunan, Electra and Riviera models. A throttle stop was added to the system to block air flow to the engine when the ignition is turned off, preventing continued combustion called vieseling, which frequently occuis with Includes Injection Reactor All Buicks will come with either a or engine. For the larger engine, the division is including an air injection reactcr system to im- - 24 Bab&Wtl n of about 5.9 car. It is an interim bumper because next vear, all the companies will be required to provide bumpers that will survive a crash without damage. car-to-c- the official 360 Associated Pi ess Writer CHARLOTTE. X.C. American textile manufacturers like the way the Japanese yen has been floating lately, but they say it still doesnt solve their problem with imports from the Far East. Spokesmen for the industry, which eavs it has been sufiering because of imports, greeted Japan's decision to let the yen f!oat on the world's money markets with restrained pleasure. Economic specialists said floating the jen made it worth more on the world maiket, reducing the value of the dollar and making Japanese exports cost moie in the United States. low-price- d Lacks Desired Eflecl In trading Wednesday, for example, the dollar's interbank rate shifted between 338.50 yen and 338.G0 yen and dosed at 338.50. This represented a dol- - Ncw Car Sales parity. manufacturers U.S. say they dont think the action w ill have much effect on the textile market, where they say Japanese imports are underselling domestic competitors. "Most observeis feel the upward revaluation of the yen will not exceed five said H.W. Close of Fort Mill, percent, S.C., chairman of the board of Springs Even coupled with the 10 Mills, Inc. percent surcharge this will not be enough to narrow the enormous difference in prices between domestic and imported textiles which exists in most product lines, he added. He said the difference is caused "mainly b much lower wages in the Far East and, in some areas, political pricing policies. The textile executive said he didn't think American consumer costs will be greatly affected. Retail prices on domes.c goods ate frozen, and besides, the U.S. textile industrys prices have changed little in the past decade, he said. H3a 276 85 132 18 1 X i 7 4 37. t t 17 12U 134 2 16 a 133 Cox fjrd 1 Crane C rowel C n Zt C'U Cirtiss Close referred to freeze imposed last Nixon, along with imports, in an effort U.S. new car sales DETROIT (AP boomed in the final 10 davs of August, described by industry observers as the first real testing ground of car buyers leaction to President Nixon's wage-price controls. Sales reports of the four domestic General Motors, Ford, auto firms American Motors and Chrysler show ed sales ran about 20 percent ahead of those in the final days of August, 1970. Foreign car makers also shared in the sales surge as nany including Volks- British-Lelanwagen, Tovota, Datsun, Benz Mercedes and grabbed off a sales. of number larger A small percentage of the U.S. cars were brand new 1972s, hot off Detroit's assembly lines as the new model year got under way. The rest were from the more than a million 197is still in dealer d hands. American Motors rexrted us late August sales were up over 5 percent and said it was due in part to the companys Initiative in the federal excise tax field m the wake of Nixons Aug. 14 announcement that he would seek repeal of the 7 percent tax. the wage and price month by President the surcharge on to restrain inflation. A spokesman ior one large textile firm, who asked to remain anonymous, said the yen action, combined with the surcharge, "can make American-made NEW YORK denly took a new amazing investors pi ices boomed to the record-shatterin- g 31 35 V 301 35 3434 30 4 4 2 303-- 13 2? i 4 !,5 53'e first-hou- Dow-Jone- I.)3, O 168 130 305 31 72 i 2? a 24 20 a 37 a 50 a 66 '4 6 4 190 1)8 25 23 770 1534 22 a 24 19" 8 37- -. 50 a I9;a 50 4 662 66 6 a Bid ranae Wheat Ask 52i; PHne Rico Sa Sii'ux 10 11 :v'-3 75 U 234 6a 10 13 P7 60 50 1.60 70 75 1 90 1.5H 1 1.44 22 22 1 49 1 50' 5? 1.50 a 1 4? 1 1 25 4 ?4 45 42' 20' 34'a 19 a 2QJa 6)i 16 44' 14 26s 36' 66 33" 50 10s 33 265 20 Wrt 1 25-- a 29' 1 283 1 1 3.U 1 u; , 43 3: 4 a 30 4 a Sept Dec Bristol, 500 at 10c 'avion, 300 at 7$c Comstock, 500 at 55c Crescent, 7 900 at I 37 100 at S 50 Croff. 3 000 at ?0c 80Q at 5c. Cr a bank drh;t, Yesterday Same dav lat ycr VVek s ban ciehC last year at 175, Same Today's clearmqs Same oa iart vear Week's clearmos I Same week Iasi veer 161,740 C1 CO ?"0 00 6? 36 2 HeclaMn HeiniCo 9 061 519 306, i:2 33 r V5 66 ym 168 ?. f- PO 349 89 OO 49 4 033,65 31 NEW Stocks jiy a 457a 47 2 234 17 2P 3 a 29 4 a nc Feb 'Apr CATTLE LIVE 3? 3- 5- 7 87 VV ! V 11 m Jl 3) 15 31 15 Vf V 77 ti t7 3M5 :? 27 31 77 31 31 15 4A Wheat Com Oaf' ll 2, a 88' 54 26 33 44 32 26 64 24 - 478 19 x 13 109 25") 28' -- n 7 Inc 02 85 HiQhe. loir runoc 8 Lower, liaunjaiion n trade Mixed, ha-'A ostly sovnan 27 higner, 14 tiemande 25 80 --T- 193'22a 41 4) 4 4 381 432 774,594 21 11,367,052,320 02 26 54 19 286 286 44 Nabisco & 44 263 27 V .tl Gvd - KimoCI K L M 50 26 4 441 a Quotations Tb9 NmSO art rPr 197a 323 19 68 36 -- '4 29 4 339 37 4 19t 18H 67V4 684 33 66 32 33 15 15 15H 13' 124 13e 2 100 14 22 Asso 143 VendoC .30b VictorCC .50 Va Eiac 1.12 18 Vanan 2 20 4 1 1 . 17 6 a 19a 19 19 19 05 40 i 38j4P 5146 18 41 35 I 15' a 5?'a a 57 32s 18J4 18 4 22 a 2P 10 19 36 34 7SH 20'a 20' a 22? 25 JO4 1 14 4 18J 4 10'. 4 a 25 20;a 14s v. 18' 4:4ii 4?a a 55 4 55 245a 29s 24' a 30 24 35 354 55' 48 74 31 30 177 53 24 23s 107 549 67 17 12 17 113'4 12 33s 33' 33 73 71 11 70 1381 114 2 X65 838 84 29 W I 8 r926 .60a Phelp D 2 10 PhilaEl 164 20 PhilipM 130 PhilPe .3? Polaroid PPGInd 1.40 6j4 a 28 '4 33 5934 45 .. h 4 27 3A33 4 59 45 4? 4 4 1 2 707 4 4?a s 4 23 28 4 33'4 59H 4 '4 38 383 3S3 2154 2Ha 214 141 68 67 249 32- 31 H 8 , 45 42 V 185 3i - Vt . :i W 20 CRP) floifars sa GROUP: CdDtal Grwth Astron 1451 1586 CHANNING FUNDS: (ecmnals ml Fri. Canada In N Y. free Britain pound 30 Day Futures 60 Day Fulures 90 Dav Futures Australia dollar Austria schilling Belgium tram. Denmark krone France franc Holland guilder Italy hra ot approx markeis Lone S Ind oav. Prices do not Lon SG ' mafkdOWI' Of CODt LoCkV .1 T Luhenbl) 80 ,Lye Ysto SECURITIES 4 1W4 Grwtb 411 4 Incom KEYSTONE: Cust B1 18 8749 Cust B2 20 07 Cust B4 8 61 ,9 CiM K1 8 03 8 Cust K? 5 77 6 i Fnday Cust 51 20 23 22 I September 3, 1971 2 25 2 47 Cust 52 10 95 12 3 Aberdn Amr Bus 3 33 3 60 Cust 53 8 74 9 i7 5 24 5 6 51 Cust 04 5 Am Eafy J1 2712 31 6 92 7 56 Am Grth Apollo 4 29 4 Polars 5 88 5 Am invst 9 66 10 56 LOOMtS Am Mut 4 AmNt Gr 3 59 3 92 SAYLES: FUNDS: Bull Fd Cent Sis Foreign Exchange FT'Odv's Foreign LearSieq .20 Leh Pt C 40 Lehm p4o LibbyOwn 2 Libby McNI Liaq Mv 2 t Temc Lino Littrt In 2 it Lockheed Bid "At Asled York (UPllj list' Following of bid and asked on Mutual onces Funds as quoled by the NASD Inc New Brown BULLOCK .84b in Quota tloiis Baoson Bondstk Bost Cm Bost Fdn Fnd RioFrlndPref NEW YORK Fridays Fund A Fund B Stock Axe Sci 70 Ralston 60 Ravthon RCA Corp Reading Co 60 Rep Stl Revuxilnc 1 Rev Ind 2 40 Rev Met 60 Rieqel ? 60 Excharie 51 AXE PuS Col 1 12 PSE8.G 164 PuMmanln 2 PurexCp .84 Purolat 1 60 2 41'4;5 38-- ANCHOR Z, 32 1 N.w York (UPI) Followms Is on M of bid and aked prices Funds as quoted by the NASD I Bid 11s 234 51 77 Mutual Funds 20- 4P 42' 4 48' 4 - 42- 364 119' a 117U 41 41' Xll 38' 1 3834 70 XeroxCo .80 ZaleCorp 64 2avr Corp 40 ZemthP i -- P- 80 2 18 48 4? 36 32 64 Pac Gs 60 Pac Ltq '4 Pc Pet .30d 44 54J4P4 PacPwr Pc T&T 1 20 57 a a Pan Am WA 80 Panhdl Centr Penn Penney JC 1 Dixie Penn 60 PennPL PeopGs PepsiCo P Milk 16J 163 99 434 4 Pennoil 16 X386 5! 11 42 35 4 15 er price a Infer-oea- 9S'2 98oO 2605 2 46Q0 2 4700 2 4710 1600 .0425 .07r750 .1365 .18150 293 001628 .1449 of Thur. 7 2 2 2 1 4C90 o30 4690 4690 lfcOO .0425 .O'WOO .1350 1814 235 C01630 .1460 .0410 .1970 503 72 6 13 29 6 08 6 40 7 75 8 47 97 2.15 Balncd Grwth Inccm Sped PUTNAM FUNDS: Equity Geo Grwth Inc Inv Vista F STEIN ROE FDS TRUST: 21 25 21 B 43 I 5 Batanc A & B 9 91 9 fl 12 56 13 85 CaoitJ Drevfus UNION SERVICE EATON A GROUP: HOWARD: Brd S IV 15 14 16 Bain Fd 10 3311.29 FUNDS: UNITED FIDELITY 7 86 8 41 Accum GROUP: Ftd Cap 12 63 13 86 Cont qw 13 00 14 ti 9 31 10 71 Cont Inc 12 02 13 Contra 14 49 15 88 6 81 Incom Dest 8 29 9 16 76 18 32 Scienc Fund 9 91 10 86 27 58 24 25 Vanod Fd Trnd 7 55 8 IS 10 45 11 42 Un FoCn Puritn Salem F 5 63 6.15 VALUE LINE FDS: 24 i J4 5 Val Inc FINANCIAL M Val Soc 5 76 PROGRAMS: 47 40 9 4 6U0J 4 Vance Dvn Fin 4 97 7 it Fm Ind 3 94 4 32 Vndrblf Viknd Gr 4 51! 7 14 GROUP SEC: 8 80 9 62 WallSt dr (7) F (O Anex 8 94 9 78 Wash Mu '3 07 14 21 Bal Fnd Com Stic 13 12 ) 4 34 WELLINGTON Glh FAm 8 65 9 45 GROUP: Grth Ind 21 SB 21 88 Exo'or 24 84 26 84 Tchmv Guard HmH DA 4 90 5 34 Trust Ham Cr 8 09 8 83 Wel'lv Welltn INVEST GROUP: 9 8 9 98 Wmdsr Select I Var Pay 7 88 8 7 West Ind COMMONWLTH t a .092 Portugal escudo .lOO Sweden krona JalO Switzerland trade free West Germany .2952 .2953 oeutschemark Latin America; 2 '00 Unvbl Wholesale telling Aroentma pso bee CHICAGO (UHI) Unvbl Unvbl Brazil cruzetrot free bv USum pr.vs a, uoo-.eUnvbl Unvdl Butter Price paid delivered to Chics- - Mexico P Unvbl Unvbl 2 Vewuflf scor M go unchanged. East: Far 74 score 67.. vu scoie 65 Unvbl Unvbl Honq Kong to Chicago Prices paid Eggs. ,0t?85 .003000 steaoy, cents per dozen (80 percent A or Near East: extra large Israel pound .2400 bette): Jumbo mostly 37) 2V' z, standards la ge wn'e -- v.nne mostly n carA, 3 Pricaes to retailer (grace j 4 txtra iarg tons oeuvered larqe 36 37' ?; mediums 29 Potatoes: Total shipments 111; arrivals! 36, track 74; demand dood. market mod-- 1 NEW YON K (UPI) Selected Hock on the American Stock Exchange Friday; A erate, about steady on quality offerings, sic. on one s B 8 a Low Last Cnq Sales1 Hi9h hds) Mmneso-S. U Track sales (100 lb 1?, ta round reds 2 35 194 Aeroiet arrivals Total Onon? snipments 'm market And Comrck mcoerate, demand 18; track iHIv about steady 4'4 m l ) ArkLaG . Trick salei- 50s no sale reporte. 18a Beverly Eat Cheese 5 b processed lc!t 59?-66J553 33:r 70. Ched ratcan- bnck 59V70 4; Muenser I 634-70- , daisies longhorns Bundy 1C C6 dar osingle . i (v a. cWis Circe D Ico few to report (blocks 80 100 j (wheels) 9 r.d B W 8 lb) grad. A 70 76 Comouterb 3"4 'graoe C 42 2 Creole 4i CuuerLab 13 j Dav Mine Dennison Deseretp1arm 15b OMAHA Livestock quotations D'xlyr. dorp 4 (AP) Equ Cp gOSd 14. h'jrrtgy Resour Hens' 5,500; barrows and gilts steady Oil lb 18 25 18.75: Felmont to 25 hmher; 4 lb Fml SB .20 17 8 50; lb IX Frontier Air 25 EVE. CUSSES beg. 1 st of SEPT. Sows 16 wetohts under a00 our sno Ip strong to 25 higner; Gen Btftery 0 lb 50 , iNTERiOR DESIGN lb 15 HuskvOI 14 75. not enouoh 2 4C0; calvas ILLUSTRATION Cattle slaughter steers or heifers on otter tor LAYOUT DESIGN market test; few toads heifers steady. eovs tteadv; five leads choice heifers, HISTORICAL FURNISHINGS wemhing 900 lb 32 00 ut.Mv and cows 20 00 21 5C; earner and cutter 17 50 20 00 DRAFTING trade test 100 not enouoh to heep Cattle estimated receipts. cnoay's ARCHITECTURE SCO 8 000: sheep 9,000, Hons ADVANCED INTERIOR t,uU7. J b0r American Stock Exchange i1 Livestock Markets lb j. 8's r Metals Market j 5 17H 17 25 428 --w- H Y 69236 V- 50 26 45 60 1 ry 37 311 32' 1 36' 19' 17a 28- '4 NoNtGs 2 60 70 NcSIPw 40 Nw Ban Nort Simon 30 2 31 34 n a 2 ?! 7a 40 IntHarv inti Mining Inti Nickel IntMm&Chem Int Pap Pa 15 Inf T&T Kerr Me KiddeW 29 1 28 29 20 5.20 M 3? 54 209 NatiCuvLns '4 Sa!Pistil .90 20 6 65 25 VU 33 42 57 210 V 2 26 18 44 18 44 Inq Rand 2 Inland Stl 2 2 InspCopp 20 84 .75b 1 60 1 20 96 20h 1 60 Uoiohn UtanConst&Mng UtahPL 1 92 Airi ,iun U Nil NatCash .72 4 29 644 50 UmvOH 4 167 214 4 23 UtdUtillt ' 12 NoA Rk 9? 29 54-- 4 Kennectt AA YORK (AP) -Higher, moderate trading. Irregu'ar pyi market, 597-- 534 104 10 194 d USPlvCh US Sml US stl US Tob Produce 69 5? 4 NatSteet 2 a Nafomas 25 P Nev Pw 1.24 Newoerry 10 1 2 7 ?139J- - S8 New.nonhVnq 56 177 17 4 NEnqEl NiaaMo 1 10 10 i 109i-L- l NL Inausl 2? H 784 277 NorfolkWs 5 2B5al Northwsllnd 35j4 154 Kelsy-- change throuanout th in luce retail markup, mission. 60 53'e 41 8 - 4 363 0)6 99 t 9 3 M MidSoU KennameNI. c trum 981 791 McbilOl 2 60 f V, oh see 1 10 X , M onoqram Tn iWonsn MomPowerCo Motorola .60 Mt Fuel 80 7 M'StTel I 36 41 4?34 273a 31 5C8 61 49 MG 9 88'4 4 87a 16' 198 I B -- D- Quotation 171 31, 7 Pa MmnPl 130 pac A 5 US 5l34 49J 68 37 1 M M M ii 51 34 43 294 i.lntercolnc 117 20-- a 27 543a C 2 INA Cp 3: 37 64-- b 81 97 31 40 III Pwr Imperial 3e 12 63,;4 35' 4 )6',a 35 7 3,,58 49 4 10 : 377 55 4 23 a 83U 224 90 174 ?P 2 36L. 37 3i 240 240 29 14j4 20j4 38'4 20- 11 V a 30M28 4 143 20 1 -- 4 49 As 89 47-- J 20 60 80 70 10 10 Occid Petr 1 4 45'1 a 4 Oqoen Corp 54 3734 79 Ohio Ed 394 24 51s 88 5 7 OklaGE 56 4 OklaNG 24 14 56 4 56 23 22 '4 3 23 OlinCorp 88 137 13J 3 Omark 4 33 4k P2 or Rckl 120 371 MPa 1091 111 6 32 30 3 a Otis El Co 2 3Ja( 44 53 454 454114 outbord M I 15' a 15 5 15' OwenCP Owen II 1 35 I 4 46 4, 7 MarlMr 1 34 Massey Fer 60 iMavDS Pis MaverOs 60 3a Mavtg 10 20 McCroy Va McDnD 40q 40 McGr E McGr HI 60 20 McLean 34 Memorex H Merck 2 20 Kaiser At I KC SO Ind 2 KanGE 1.44 52 KanNeb 38 KanPLt pro- CHICAGO Aug 2k 2! 25' 7 hard r Wheet-N(API 2 soft red 40n; Corn-N? extra No he 122 Oat' $ovbans-No- . 68' 4n; yellc 4n. Soybean CoMon 60 a 26se a Markets in Brief Nov Jan Mar 'WS VivarMid iaMarshF 37s 54 41 23 10 295 35 64 ? CHICAGO 59n, No 3 22 Sn C rl L 3 25a Cadi Grain ( 1'. Grand U 80 Grant W P: GrtA&p 1 20 GtNNck 1 60 Gt West Fm Gt WsUn 90 96 GreenGt Greyhound 1 Grummn GulfM 2 80a Gulf Oil P 34 4 StewWn 60 20 lStu.',eJV Sun Oil Co jSunshVn 52 40 SuD Oil 70 Swift Co 05b 1 J4 G- 17 a 'vTftow wmte iMar May Jlv Soybean Bank (.leariii IALE3 29 31 39 3C1 16 70 22 2 19 6 38 2 w) 40 16' 16 a 2ik, 26?! 20-- 1 1 109 108' 48 21 1 44 106 148 6 59 4 25 a 44 4 49 02 28 86 30 4 253 17 4 2P0 21 a 66 37 177 3 16 240 a 38 0 Fridays - 43 30s- 434 38 $ 3Vi 30a 297, 76 8 Over the Counter AA extra large large medium AA 2 3 29; small AA 40 lb nndless block 633, Cheese I1U4 jardwich loaf 64: mild longhorn 9? ,eore 03 scoe 84 152' 1.5441 Prices to producers: l.rqe AA 5?a. small AA medium AA '4 30 48 1 '4 109 99 48s 92,600 101 SteriDrq a 4 20 71Je 71 2 V0 47 36 2 361 H Oil '.jMar 4 Martor 34 39J 704 95 19 2 44 42 Dairy Market 22 77 1 3)- 20 54 30i 44 427 307 63 114 114 80k 1.20 13b Macy R U ,MadiF 7n Maanav 2534 a 4 44 48 24 29 2 a a 34 96 230 dollar. Clo-- 1 1 a 1 May 140 1 53 54 5234 1.4J 1 Jiy Oat 13 2 1 Mar 4 87' JIY SeU Dec ..CO 26 25 1 05 3 12 900 w 2 i 4 1 51 1 53 25 925 '8 Hamm Pa 1 14 HartSnafLMrx 42 302 2 7iJ 110,:t0 2 b 2 70 Sid NJ StdOmq 1 M 14 4 KnohtN 37b Kopper 1 60 70 Kraffco Kresae S 50 30 Kroaer Grade Low High hi 3 Open Seut Dec Mar May 14 30s 51 8 Salt Lake City egg market weak, 3 to 5 'cents lower to retailers, delivered to caes exchanged: gram stored in cartons, Closing Corn 75 40 24 Ti lion ter 87'i 3 25 .10 .70 SnStand Teleli an TlnllcMm Tinticiiand UtdhCons Ut IddSuqar .12 09 - (UPI) CHICAGO Friday s Quotations 8i 11 i 78 31 45' 409 0 70 60 4k 4 3434 36 30 4 4 24,. 1534 34 22' a 23j4 6 a 31 7a 24 24 X34 106 til 77' 24 15 35 xy.73 30 i 7 j Quotations IIs 16 Alden Global Mar 2 3o' 54 77 1 Getty G9tt Glen eW S'-Gr.c- Copv right ) Board of Trade Fridays Aske I II7 297 lg 1 27a 7(S 2 23s 373 e5' a 77' 24J 24? 36 73 Ul 134 shares. - 53' 12 434 40n 40 Cp 30 Sk ,1GenJirt 4- 2544 There was no solid news development to account for the markets urpiise performance. As the market fed on its own strength during the day, analysis and observeis offered a variety of expla- nations. The key element seemed to center upon President Nixon's futuie actions. Volume rudied a lx ad to 14.04 million shares on the New Yoi k Stock Exchange. In the four previous sessions this week, turnover averaged less than 11 million r Starting -- at with a nnld advance, after repeated predictions that trading would be dull on the eve of the Ins Labor Day weekend, the dustrial Average grew steadily stronger during the session. After dosing barely above 900 on Thursday, the Dow swept right through the resistanee zone of 900 to 910 on the charts and finished with a flourish. It wound up at 912.75 with a stunning advance of 12.12 points. 54 34 70 GTE gJ 22s 4? gram. Aug. 16. Salt Lake Slock Exchange Bid of his new economic announcement 79 33 26 Jantzen Jef Pilot .88 JohnMv i 20 JohnJn .40a 80 JorLogb Jones L .50b .70 Jostens JovMfq 1 40 This marked the biggest gain sirce the granddaddy of them all the record rise of 32.93 points on the Monday folNixon's President lowing startling The stock market sudlease on life Friday, and analysts alike, as their best gains since "Nixon Rally on 9 14 ItelmpICrp Stocks Suddenly Zoom To Resounding Gains Nev York Times Service 42 81 198 13 2 GAF Gam 48 Gannett Gn AOI 60g Gn Dynam Gn Elec 1 40 GnFood 1 40 Gn Host Cp Gen Instr 2k GenlRetracts GenMills 96 GnMot 2 55b G PubU 1.60 Gn Steel Ind W 1.52 U.S.-mad- Rise Sharply, Industry Notes 70 1 60 Firestn FstNtlStr lb Fleming .50 FlmtkoteC Fla Pw 1 68 FIvngTiqrs GAC In general terms, he said, you might expect it to be 10 to 15 percent less than the domestic. He said Japanese fabrics might be from 20 to 25 percent less than . e cloth and apparel anywhere from 20 to 50 percent less. U.S. textile manufacturers for year have called for government restraints on textile imports. The American Textile Manufacturers Institute in Charlotte said 94 of 700 textile mills have closed since January, 1969, partly because of competition jxom imports. Attack ou Inflation ,44 -- 0q Cyprus M FarahAAf Ferro Cp Fruehuf 20 723 46 198 196 190 60 CPClntl Pairlnd .15o 1 Fairmont . 74 4 8 Conti Oil Pa Corn G 257a A spokesman for the Office of Textiles of the Commerce Department in Washington said prices varied so greatly the exact differ ence Was "very difficult to narrow down. 7 86 561 29 69 ?9 129 124 683 4 70 400 112 810 4 11 A t Cn Ca7n 7 7334 236 1265 1412 88 ConsNG 2 ConsmfPw Conti Air Lo Con1TiCo turers Institute, said any revaluation of yen should have a "minor impact on tlie amount of textile imports. 187 381 2? 4 17 4- 7i l7.. :,34 554 Gas Cm Solv 40 CmvE 2. 20q 50 Comsat 1 80 Con Ed 1 20 ConsFd ConsF-h- a xV CessnaA CFI Stl Chemetron 20 ChmSPI Chase Mn 2 Ches Ohio 4 Chris Craft 60 IChrysIr Cm Gas 1 56 lCIT Find 2 CitiesSv 2 ?0 City Invs 50 CleveEl 2 24 Contrt Datti 3 CocaCol 41) Coiqate Collin Rado Collntst 1JS0 I a, . 169 X254 80 60 80a 1 167 4 5 Cent! Soya 1 CerroC .8Gq Col 18U3F 40 -- - 16'4 21 most active 18 1)8 Th WASHINGTON AP cash position of 1h Treasury to Aug. 31, i9?Q (m dollars). Balance 10 468 577,361 63 Deposits fiscal year July I 3:,4j2,703 510 9 Withdrawals fiscal year 56 031 01 T otal debt 41 5 096 738 88 6Gx Sold assets 10,132,171 9j0 15 xdncludet 426,108,7)6 21 debt not subject to statutory limit. 4, 46 Pac CBS 36 j 48 1 19 3' b Car P L 1.46 CarnerC 60 CaterTr 1 40 2 Celanee along with concerted action by the banks and manufacturers, even or "minimizing offsetting the effect of Mr. Nixon's strategic moves. John E. Reeves of New York, president of the American Textile Manufac- 4 4 2? 67 60 Certain-- t 8 2 the U.S. Treasury 12 15 Camp $ Cn 2 4 4 4 18 4 39 11 18 38 2 22 4 12 747 234 37 3riishPetrl Brit Pt ,30b textiles mcie competitive but the gap is still wide because of the big difference in wage scales. No one should forget that the Japahe nese aie smart, tough competitors, said. They will endure all sorts of hardships to letain their markets. He warned that the Japanese could institute their own wage and price freeze percent from x8i 55? 169 .50 Beil&HII Textiles Still Sinking& lar devaluation 18 204 4r - 43 40 1644 59 37 21 215 Sai YORK a, - 303-- 3?34 23 - 43 62 101 1 60 Bendix In Benguet ?0 Beth Stl Black Dkr 1 Boemg C 40 Boise C 25q Borden 1 20 Borg Wr 14 Bost fcd 2 36 Bourns Inc Airy BriggsS 1 40 1 20 Bns My Japan Imports Hurt By Roger D. Jolley 36 21- 4 13H-I- 80 7 4 756 962 70 BakerOil Pn Bangor Bath Ind 20 16 Beat Fd 37b Beckm Beech Ai 60 BelccPetrj 26' 36' j 30J4 313 lu8 2j3 20 1 13 a 81 34 37 98 487 Br Shoe l1 1? Brunswk Bucy E .120 Budd Comp BuiovaW .60 Burl In 1 40 BurN 1.12b .60 Btxrghs Yen Floats-U.- S. 26 lu of new The Buick were bumpers strengthened lo meet a corporation tara get of surviving lot without crash damage to .the king pai four-barr- 23 174 17" 26 7' a 13 4 4 -- B the new Buick line has new front grilles and refined rear-en- d treatment, the same changes made on the cars in the other CM divisions. Each series 17 Assoc Trans At Richfld 2 Atlas Corp A' co Coro Avnet 15b Boasts New Front Grilles standards. There are no federal oxides of nitrogen standards for 1972. The Skylark and Le Sabre models have 350 cubic inch engines as standard power-operate- Ashl Oil 2 NEW (API closing prce end net change 1 8 stocks tiaoea on the New York Stock Exchange Friday; 160 700 FstChart 4 28 MonyMtQln 1i0 800 284 4 UnvsryCmp FordMci 28 Boroen Ul 4 FedNafMto 4 8 ICO PennCent AmTeiLTel 74 4-4126 600 28 V. 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