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Show Sunday, October 17,1971 | Livestock and Produce Chicago Produce CHICAGO (UPI) -- Produce: Cheese 5 lb. processed loaf 59%2-66%; brick 59%-70%, muenster 59%-70; cheddar blocks 592654; swiss (wheels) t soore 96.50, open high low latest sales Live Catth ear Oct 32,67-.67 32.87 32.60 32.65 123 Dec Feb 2.37 303 115 7 | or better): extra large white 34-35; large white 31-33; mediums 23-25; prices rtons deliver- Targe 35.75 5 5 38.50; mediums 31.00-33.50, Apr a 4 and prine slaughter Potatotes: Total shipmems 156 27; track 51 supplies light; demand mod. strong, choice and below steady; om load market steady Onions: 1-A) Minneso- Total shipments 52; arrivals 21; track 9; demand moderate; market about steady. : Track sales: 50's Idaho Oregon 2.50; yellow spanish 3.10-3.15. dana ter other heifers st 1,080 Ib. Admiral 16% off \4 Air Reduc 19% Alcan Alum 16! up Ve Allgh Cp 13 up v2 Allied Ch 3134 off 1 Allis Chal 1234 Alcoa 4634 Amerada Hess 51! Am Airl 38) a Am Bdcast 44% Ve Am Brands 40% off Ve Am Am Am Am Al Am Std 22% up Am T & T 42% off 1 AMF Inc 412 Anaconda 14 Arizona Pub $ 20 off V2 Armco Stl 1812 Atm cork 4178 off 3 Ashlanc © 21% up Ve Atl Rich 66% Avco Cp 16%off % Babcock W35off "a Ker Mcg 3934 off Koppers 35% off Kresge 92 off v2 Lehigh Ww Ind 4 choice 31,00-32.5u, good 29,00-31.00; utility and commercial cows 99,00-23,00; canner and cutter 18.00-21.00; bulls 25.00-28,50. Pfizer 38% om Phil Mor 2 Liga Ling Temeo 10% Up Litton 235% off V2 Lockheed 82 hea ss ott M Magna Marsthon ule “yp Ma Marcor 31 up Ve Fid 36¥e off \ e Martin Mar 19/2 up Ye Masonite 61/2 off Va McDon Dols 30% up Ve Merck 1152 off Ive MGM 202 off 112 Mobi Oil 48 off Monsanto 49! Mont Da U 3214 Mont Pw 29 Motorola 75%4 off Mt Fuel 37% off 1 off % 156 Ve Va 702 up % Stokely 17% off ' Stude Worth 52Ve off Va Sunshn M 8'% up ve Swift 3814 off V2 Teledyre,20¥2 up, va Nat Steel 40 Brunswick 33\% or Vs Niag Moh 15% ie Norf & W 80 uj No Am Rock 26's,up No Nat Gs 46% off 14 No St Pw 26% up Ve Norrup 18¥2 off 3% Collins R 1258 orf Ye 7 Col Gas 3. Com Sat 57\4 up 254 Com Solv 224 up Comw Ed 387%off Ye Pac Inte 26¥e up ‘2 Pan A W A 107% up 14 Penney 68% off 14 Penn PL 24Y% y Penn Central 5% up Ve Pennzoil 2234 off 14 Pepsico 6318 off %¢ Burrghs 13734 up % faterpil T 48% off CFI SH 22% up % Tex Inst 108/2 up V2 Tex PLT 16% off V4 Textron 30 off 34 Thiokol 1438 off V4 Tinken 421% off % Transom 17% up V4 Un Carbde 43% off 1% Un El 19% Ve Un O Cal 32% off Ve Utd Airc 297% ve Bren 12%up Ye Ota Gbs Imp 20% off % Utd Utils 19 off Ye Utah PL 3a¥2 Walgrn 223% off V4 ‘ Wstn Air L 33¥2 off 1 Wstn Bancp 31% off V2 Wstn Un 43% off Ve jesig EL 9134 off 3% Bonneville Securities Inc. | Weverhaus 5058 off Se WheelPitts BID. ASKED White Mot 2716/2off off5 1% Auric 07 inn Dx 4634 up Ye Big Horn ot Woolwth. ae - v. ebeto 01.03 112 Continental American 1035 _.0! Aerox Fashion Fabrics 18.50 18.75 Zenith 46or oy Local Over The Counter Stocks Dravo Cp 344 off Dupont 152% off Ye Dugnesne 23% up Ve Enst Air L 19 off ve Eastman 85% off 7 Eltra282 up V4 NG, 16% off Ye Evane PS Ma Ethy| Corp 2234 off 4% Fansteel 9 off Ve Fincl Fed 18% up v2 Firestone 54% up Ve Food Fair 15 Frueh 36% off ve Scher Plo 83V2 off 134 Sears RB 92% off Shell Oil 45/2 off 38 Simms 35/2 off % Skaggs Co an up M4 Nabisco 51% off Ve Nat Can 23% off } Nat Cash R 32 up 1% Nat Dist 15 Mat Gypsm 22% up % Beth St 2614 off Me Bobbie Brks 147 off 1% Boeing 162 off ve Borden 2914 up va 61\4 up Polaroid 935% a 1% PPG Ind_43\% Proctor G 7158 OH "3a S Col 2334 off. 4 orf Ralston Pur 3 “up 3 Raytheon 36% off \4 Rep Stl 23% off 38 Ey 1\e ‘s riar Hot Water January Kings River Midnight Minerex Mtn. St. Res. Interwest c Petro Silver Rocky Mtn RoyalExec Stansbury Tintic Mtn. Trans World Tuma Valtek Vedco Luna V% Gard Den 47% off % Gen A Tr 5514 Gen Cable 1678 off 4% Gen Dynam 20/2 Gen El 6134 up Ye Gen Foods 34% off %@ Gen Motors 8156 Gen P Cm 29% off 1 G TE 30%off % Ga Pac 512 off V2 Gillette 407% Godrich 32 off 4 Goodyear 32% Grant W T 60% off 2 Gt Nor Nek 41 up % Gt Wstn Utd 19/6 up 2 Greyhound 22% off "a 03 104 02 103 7 02 03 01 102 06.07 3941 3942 0 112 05 106 1.25 1.75 1.00. 1.25 109511 02 03 02.03 04 06 150 1.75 07 Oy 06 08 Hiko Bell 1S 07% 12 0 4 , Wash W P 21% by the Prudential Company. | AV 09 13 JOHN P. OLSEN 06 Olsen Chairman of Utah Tech Advisory Panel John P. Dow Jones 30 advertising Dow Jones Closing Averages Indus 874.85 off 3. 65 Stocks 303,99 off1.46 concern ELECT JIM FERGUSON ..-a mature, dedicated young Provo worker DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Phone 373-2672 Free Delivery ( Appoints Aide YORK (UPI)—UIti- 22-per decrease cent anticipate a modernize the purchasing and inventorycontrol functions, Mr. Humphris will be headquartered in the West surveyed by at the General Office of the Prudential, construction shows Sugar rompany in Salt Lake the largest single gain in op- City.y timisn: from the previous surA native of Ogden, Mr. vey, an increase of 14- Humphris is a graduate of Among the various industries percentage points to 82-per cent Weber State University. Monetary Policy Vital Factorin Inflation Fight Monetarypolicyis a vital, but inflation is that during the first little mentioned factor in the half of 1971 policy has changed , (NEP) new economic program permit the money and in the battle against in- eroees 0 TaN= ee flation. 12 per cent annual rate. As in previous periods, the Federal This is the report of a special Reservepolicyin early 1971 was feature of the quarterly First directed towards influencing Security News Letter being money market interest rates — uistributed this week, according the result of which was rapidly to Max C.Elliott vice president- decreasing short-term rates and manager at the Provo office. increase in the money _upply The NewsLetter is edited by Dr. without a corresponding inElRoy Nelson, First Security crease in goods and services, vice president and economist. The News Letter points out that at best the wage-price freeze is a rary measure, but is not a permanentbase for stable price levels and an ex- Getthe best, with panding economy. Miners policy, however, Fast, Fair, Friendly has notbeen effective in curbing servive from inflation and maintaining noninflationary rates of growth in FARMERS the money supply needed to INSURANCE preventinflation.” GROUP First Security points out that one reason monetary policy has notbeeneffective in dealing with NEED AUTO INSURANCE? has an- Scouter Concerned Citizen LECTRIC SPETRA ERit VA TSrEgy Utah Owned and Operated BY) gahCaeyele) TOC Ue i) um rie of our finest, newest and largest Samon's store in. the. state. When we do, we promise you CU UL Ce ee DenverLivestock SERVICEIN TOWN Sugar Company 1958 when the expected rise in Civic Worker DENVER (UPI)—L ivestock IVAN ‘Ss SR UGS before President Nixon's August 15 economic policy was announced, displays the most optimism for this period since nounced the appointment of Ralph Startup of Orem as its ¥ales representative for the Provo - Orem territory. 50 FASTEST DELIVERY activity to equal or surpass that “hinsurvey, which was taken of a year ago. Startup Named 48.00-50.00 Barley 1800 46.00 A) NEW price controls will have a To Open Here Grain, The U.S. Coast Guard was established Aug. 4, 1790. Wall Street Music Shop 18 steady to 25 higher. 21.25; 1.38 20,00-21.00 24s 19.00. 20100. Sows scarce Chatter On Executive Inns of America. Inc. bullish effect on the stock Eureka Bui 07 n a Utah based chain operatin, market, Paine, Webber, JackurekaLill v 20 luxury motor hotel between the son & Curtis says. Slow gains in Eureka Std. 45 55 Pacific Coast and the St. Louis profits can be expected over Golconda 58a 6.25 Gold Cisain 6 18 area, has been named chairman the next three quarters and Great Western 31 32 of the Utah Technical College more rapid increases in the Justheim Pet 20 25 marketing advisory committee second half of 1972 and on into Love Oil 60 65 Mammoth 275 4.50 Dr. Lucille Stoddard is the 1973, itadds, Moviematic 27 35 marketing division chairman at A turn about of oftthe marketis New Park 3.12% 3.50 the Provo camps. Other nowin progress, Wright InvesNew Quincy " 14 NorthLilly 80 oO) committee members include: tors’ Service believes. The firm Park City Cons. 21 23 Norval H. Bailey, managerof J. continues to advise a fully Park Premier 06 062 Prince Cons. 08 nv C, Penney Company; Dan L. invested position in prime Rico 10.00 10.87! Bates, manager, Employment quality equities and says that Sage Oil 3.50 00 Security Office; Ladd J. Black, bonds are good but stocks are Sioux Mines 10 n So. Standard;.70 75 manager, Taylor’s Inc.; even. Detter TeletransInd 50 1.00 Richard B. Brady, manager, Tin, Min. Res, 21 24 A collapse of the Phase II Orem Albertson's Food Center; Tintic Standard 8.25 B75. Triton Corp. 75 1.00 Charles W. Pecht manager, program would obviously have unfavorable psychological conUnited Park City 2.122 2.50 Zales Jewelers and Ross S. Utah Cons. 09 12 Fassio, instructor at Utah Tech. senuences, Argus Research Utah-Wyoming .62¥2 .67'/2 Water Wonder. 1.60 1.80 Mr. Olsen, a graduate of Utah Corp. observes. While economic Williston Basin 1.25 (1.40 activity should benefit considerState University, is former vice ably from devaluation of the SALT LAKE EXCHANGE SALES president of Dog n Suds,Inc., a dollar, the stock market will Bristol Sil. 2500..08 leading internatiena’ fast food focusits attention on the Phase Cons. Eureka 10,000.18 restaurant chain based at Eur, Lilly 1900. Champaign, Ill. He served as Two program and on world Cove Ol 1300-68 Park City Cons. 7000-.22 executive director of the monetary reform. So. Std, 2200-.70 Chicago and Jllinois Restaurant Water Wonder. 1100-1.70 Association and is past vice “Shave Tails” president of the Michigan MUTUAL FUNDS Mules once played an im. !D ASKED Restaurant Association and past Affiliated Fund 7.1) 7.09 President of the Champaign- portant part in the U.S. reyfus 2.02 13.17 Army. Seco n d lieutenants Urbana Advertising Society. Eaton H. Bal 10.05 10.98 were called ‘shave tails” Eaton H. Stk. 13.78 15.06 after the bumptious new Fidelity Cap. 1214 13.27 Fidelity Fund 16.30 17.81 mules that had their tails Fidelity Trend 24.04 26,27 shaved to distinguish them Financial Dynam. 4.35 4,77 rom the others. Financial Venture 4.41 4.83 Fletcher Fund 5,51 Fletcher Cap. Fund 6.19 FundamentalInv. 9.28 10.17 Tam’s Music Shop —this is oa Manhattan 24 5.79 name of a new shop openin; Mass. Inv. Growth 12.67 13,85 Monday at 332 West Center s Mass. Inv. Trust 13 98 15.28 Putnam. 4.90 16.28 The proprietor is Tam LinPutnam Growth ry6711.66 ville, whe previously has been Salem Fund $27 5.76 Wellington Fund 11.54 12.61 engaged in sale and repair of Windsor Fund 9.78 10.69 musical instruments elsewhere in thecity. Mr,Linville says he has had 20. Omaha livestock years experience as a eaetocl 0-230 Ib perros professional musician, playing the woodwinds in a number of 230 Ibs 20.50-21.00; ah 250 Ib: orchestras, including those of .25 75; some 2 uneven Jimmy Dorsey, Jan Garber and weights 200-260 Ibs 20. a0 20.50; oeed Ibs 19.25-20.25; 625 Ibs Tony Pastor. He has lived here since 1960, 1678. eaine» a, calves none. cowsstrong, some 25 up; unity and commercial cows cows ae canner and cutter Shedd-Brown, Inc., MinSheep 125; not enough for test of the market. neapolis based Calendar manufacturer and specialty Soft white 1,55 Hl Cent 3684 off 1\e Ing Rand 53% off 7% Inland St 20% off 38 for Royal — and 2l-per cent foresee a expecting their fourth quarter business during the last quarter asked by Prudential to compare also reached 68-per cent. Appointment of Joseph A. their anticipated business acIn the Montana-Idaho Utah Humphris as manager of purtivity for the final quarterof 1971 region businessmen ere less chasing for Utah-Idaho Sugar with their third quarter activity optimistic than those throughout Company was announced Their response showed the 68-per the West Sixty-six per cent look Saturday. cent believe their business will for an increuse in their business Rowland M. Cannon,president increase, ll-per cent expect no activity during the final three of Utah-Idaho, said the purmonths when compared to the chasing manager title is a new past three, 12-per cent expect one and reflects a departmental business to stay the same, and reorganizationto streamline and Olsen, national mately mandatory wage and marketing director SeattleGrain SEATTLE (UPI) f.0.b, Seattle Insurance Businessmenin the West were 17.00 cows and bulls 31.00-33.25; good 29.00-31.90; high ~hoice Johns Man 43 up % Jones & Lgh 1434 ue Me Kaiser Al off Kraftco 42 Kennecott 275 up Ve 4.25 13.75. tea dy; steers high hoice and prime 34.7535.70- choice 33.25-34.75; good and choice heifers 32.50-33.90; cording to the latest Western Business Forecast survey taken SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE BID ASKED Banner Mng steers steedy heifers continued improvement, ac- 2 trading active; high choice Closing Stock Market Friday's Closing Prices By United Press International 20% Livestock 25; May Tvack sales (100 Ib. U.S. ta round reds 2.25. TWA Warrants Bullion Mon Mar prime Day Min Deseret Pharm Fegeral Res. New Park Syntex Canyoniands Uran. CahmpionSilver Ill. (UPI) i OPEN CLOSE 6 [a Ws 2 3 684 69a Bristol Silver Joilet Livestock Feb The business outlook in the United States during the final three months of 1971 is for AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE A 10%76%; grade B 64-74%; grade CRBS plaageegg =e GeSe. 43 N. University Ave. — Wholesale seliing too few to report; (blocks 80-100 Ib.) grade For Final Three Months of 1971 Quotations Furnished by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., CHICAGO(UPI) prices as reported by USDA single daisies 63%-70; locghorns 62248; butter’ Prices.paid delivered 40 %b. Market Butterand Eggs THE HERALD,Provo, Utah—Page 25 Business ImprovementForecast ae o's ply concerned about Prov As a family man | am dee} y are born and toda le peop! g youn future. Too many of the forced t 0 leave because educ ated in Provo but are to make is being done presently little Very jobs. of lack more jobs available. Provo plan f ‘or future growth. We must begin now to if we and will remain so only is a wonderful place to live re ‘0 insu it. t steps take the necessary the 19th for a person who has Please vote on October l Gl Hea . steps first those courage to take zee ory net Cn Ferguson PRE-OPENING SPECIAL 2-LIGHT 8-FOOT FLUORESCENTFIXTURES These are perfectly good fixtures removed from the 'g: Worth more if new. First Come, First Served ! YOUR CHOICE several times > DRIVE BY and WATCH OUR REMODELING ‘PROGRESS Pali _374 NORTH STATE 0) ts Py ERGUSON. Ora TeTaeCuaeeee 5 STEVE HARRIS, MANAGER provo City Gommission a |