Salt Lake Tribune | 1978-06-24 | Page 35

emJrnntim ifjffliiTtfiTflfianiijfini Lpand Dumi ilieSlrtvt j.Salt ial;r arihunr 'Business New Copper Uses Sought By RolHTt products - aluminum, mag off at nesium, plastics, titanium the pass During negotiations with its laboi unions, the coppei industry has often warned that given an Intel ruption or increase in cost of copper production users would he weaned away from the red metal to other cheaper substitutes forever Ifowevei, during the past in yeai-- , the CDA has commissioned research and development ot a host of new applications to keep eonpei current CDA Agents Gather CDA President George Hartley was in Salt Lake this week to meet regional agents of CD Appropriately enough CDAs meeting w'as at Hotel Utah, which ex during its pansion program had retrofitted with the Copper Sovent drainage system These, at voiding to CDA literature, are "cutting costs m hundreds of high and low rise bmld mgs by replacing the usual drainage waste-vesystem with one self venting column Wood 11 Tribune Business Editui In years pa.t the mining imius try has complained that users of its end products have never complete- under- ly - . s stood wheie the end product began Na m e y , the in ground Thus, the in- mining dustry, r- es- sentially in- visible to most of America, was Mr, Woody misunderstood and under appreciated, an easy target of pum live environmental legislation, etc Conversely, the mining industry its interest focused on getting minerals out of the earth, proves sed and cast into ingots - had not given too much thought to the end product Making marketable products was left up to the manufacturers In 19t3, however, the copper industry formed the Copper De velopment Association lies in solar heating and , cooling Here, CDA has participated in development and appln .i tion of copjH'r using solai panels n. prototype houses and structures ut Tucson, Anz and elsewhere CD also has put copper nuke! Saturday Morning, tune boats shnmp 197.x LM, 1 s went maintenance Usually, shrimp boats have to lie dry docked twice yeai Iv to gel the barnacles sc raped from their tiottoms 7 Page i New York Stock Exchange Friday, June 23, 1978 id.ii VOLUME UP 697 The dollat sank to a new low against the Japanese yen and generally was suiter again .t othei toreign currencies 28,530,000 Keeping Up FIol Sales Pace The mcieuMiig use ol shoil haul, electin' power suburan oi utility vehicles also offers promising use loi coppci , he said SHARES Though Citibank the countrys si i otnl largest held Us prime llUcrcsl late unchanged at 8 U orcent, money market analysts expect a further rise in the key lending rate soon Other consumer lending rates often arc sealed upwards from the prime, or the rate chained banks most creditworthy eu domci s Earlier in the week, a small southern hank laised the prime rate from Iterecnt to nine percent, the highest lev el m ncai ly 3's y eai s The liovv Jones industrial aveiuge declined 4 (18 to S23 02, while the NYSE itimmon stock index fell 0 17 to 53 im Declines led advances, 749 to GHli Turnover amounted to 28 53 million shares compared with 27 1(1 million shares Thursdav U.S. Car Firms allows easy fabrication and altera tion to provide system flexibility and lower installed costs, " he said DOWN 749 DETROIT i AP- i- Auto climbed pel i ent to it, 752 sale1) kept up their ears breathless pace m mid Based nn daily selling June, shattering by 11s rates, the pel Associated Press Chan percent the record set a formance w as the best U S automak ev for the period foi cr year ago, Leeds and Northiup climbed 3 to ers reported Friday GM, Ford and tile U S 37 General Signal is holding talks to the Ford Motor Co and industry, eontmumg acquire Leeds General Signal added 4 pattern begun in April General Motors Corp to 3(I7'k A and P, which has been engaged in a Analy sts have said cur again set records foi the long-terrecovery effort from steep a gaming Bally Manufacturing period For domestic rent sales are sue h a losses m 1974, dropped A to seven The to 38 manufacturers as a remarkable recovery grocery store chain announced a first issue, eased rose 1A to 40 V4 slump group it was the second from a winter-lonloss and also omitted the quarter that the now is to !07b y Allegheny Airlines gained industry straight record dividend tt has an Air route into Atlantic selling too many cars, at sales period City IBM fell 37k to 202' the expense ot yet Teledyne, 1(1 to Golden Nugget, traded on the Pacific reChrysler Corp TJ79 models to 44 '2 ; Exchange, picked up 2 to 29 7v Late Digital Equipment, ported that the sales rate The automakers l7 to 55V2 and National Thursday, the latter announced Honeywell, plans for its new Plymouth tor an Atlantic City Casino Semiconductor, one to 24 Horizon and Dodge Omni jumped 21 percent from levels earlier this month Five days into the lat y est sales period, the tw in front wheel-driv- e cars were attacked as unsafe by Consumers Re IHirts magazine. Only scattered new or dors are being accepted tor the cars because of long waiting Lists, so the latest figures indicate no sudden cancellations of orders due to the magazine report The automakers delivered 310,320 cars from June 11 to 20. Ford was up 15 2 percent from the year-agperiod to 83,214 ears, GM jumped 13 2 percent to 182,098 ears, has 3,200 square feet. Architect, builder, Deseret Federal Saving and Loan AssociaChrysler was up 1 pertion will open a new branch Monday at and landscape architect was Prowswood Inc. cent at 37,050 cars A three-wee- k 8520-13East. The $330,000 building long open house is planned. American Motors Corp mid-Jun- the same time. CDA is fighting to maintain copper's his tone xisition in electric wire and A! Solar Energy That cuts material requirements by almost half and installation time by nearly a third But the biggest new potential tor copper application, says Mr Hurt- - The Market In Brief iis well CDA also has pushed foi uistalla tion of copper fire sprinkler sys terns Lightweight copper sys toms are quickly and easily insta) led m both new and existing buildings And soldeied assembly cable under assault for years aluminum loft t I Nebs Renter New s Vgeiu y AOHK weaker dollar on !wu igr. exchange maikets and worry about higher interest tales drove stock lines luwir iii moderate trading the with one experimental wait seven years without hull two-stac- k brass and brone Its intent To head substitute on iesud that nt To investigate new applications of copper and its various uses in Bv Hi i. ni Mi , hulls orU Uxeliaiiiie Slock Prices Drop ley d Its mission Neu by Among other functions of the CDA is a New York-baseworldwide monitoring system that tracks use of copper and its alloys and the applications of competing materials d e g 1 Court Averts Large Price Hikes? By Kristin Goft Associated Press Writer NEW YORK The Supreme Court's decision on a trade complaint against Japanese imports may have averted price increases in tin United States amounting to billions of dollars The reason according to the Commerce Depart ments estimates, some $50 billion worth of imports or about half of the current annual volume come from countries which exempt their expoits from indirect sales or value-addetaxes. Zenith Radio Corp., in a suit it lost tins past week, argued that Japanese exporters of radios, televisions and other electronic goods were receiving an unfair subsidy from the Japanese government because the exports were exempt from a Japanese commodity tax Rejects Plea But the court rejected the U S manufacturer's plea that duties equal to the tax break should be imposed by the U S. Treasury The amount at stake in the Zenith ease was minor d compared to the billions in additional duties which might have been imposed if a precedent meant a new policy on all goods from Canada, Germany, France and other countries with similar tax breaks Treasury officials argued successfully that such exemptions from taxes in Japan didn't result in an unfair advantage because the products were still subject to the same state sales tax that U.S. products are 11 Japan didn't rebate the commodity tax to exporters, the Treasury argued, the goods would be subject to double taxation Called Significant long-standi- lb 99 9 percent boxed Manganese, regular 00c lb 00 76 to flask Mercury, $149 Nickel, electrolytic cathodes, fob Port Coibome. On! , $2 08-- 10 ib Platinum, soft, 99 5 fine, producer $220 00 240 00, $251 , 254 00 per troy ounce Steel, No heavy melt per ton (consumer buying price); Am Met Mkt composite scrap 17 $77 per ton price Y Am Met Vkt ex dock Tm, N price 559 25c Ib Tin N Y Am Met Mkt alloyer price 533 536 540 553 556 565 573 583 592 605 609 619 SB 00 535 50B 543 00 555 70B 558 50 566 60B 57S 583 00 592 00 10B 604 80B 61 40B 620 m Ooen interest on Settlement B Bid 50 531 00 531 60 30 00 80 80 535 538 50 539 5 51 00 550 5m 50 554 563 00 563 )0 572 40 571 80 581 20 580 70 589 50 569 80 604 50 603 50 or 610 60 608 20 20 619 50 617 80 off 2,482 196,894 Oh 00 10 10 30 50 90 50 In Brief Markets al Friday moderate trading NEW YORK (UPI) giance at the dose on in Storxs-Mix- Lower Bonds Amertcan slocks Mied trading moderate in London Cotton futures Mostly lower Gold futures Mostly lower Chicago gram futures Wheat closed off to 2v cents com off v to 2'?, oats off v? to , atid soybeans off 7v? to uo 9 cents Cattle trade market livestock JcMief was closed Board of Trade CHICAGO (UPI) - Closing prices traded on the Chicago Exchange Friday range of Mercantile previous and close CHICAGO (UPI) - Silver futures closed 110 to 300 points lower CHICAGO SILVER; 29 00c Bd Trade 5,000 troy oz, cents per trov oz to Prev Open Hoh Low Close 53300 535 50 532 00 532 00 53330 Jun 532 SON 533 80 LONDON (UPI) - Spot copoer wire Jlv bars dosed the second session on the Aug 537 50 539 90 535 00 536 00 517 80 545 50 547 50 544 00 544 00 1570 Metals London Exchange Friday 8jOct 553 70 555 50 551 00 552 00 553 50 tower with buvers and Dec 700'j pounds filers 701 pounds per metric ton, Feb 561 50 563 00 559 00 559 00 572 00 568 00 568 00 578 50 forward 7 pounds tower with buyers 720 Apr 580 00 577 00 577 00 579 00 and sellers 720'? pounds per ton Sales Jun 587 B0 589 00 586 00 586 00 587 50 11,950 tons Aug 598 00 597 50 598 50 596 00 596 20 Spot copper cathodes 7 pounds lower 607 30 606 00 604 50 604 50 606 50 with buyers 696 and sellers 697 pounds Dec 617 00 618 00 614 00 614 00 616 50 per ton, forward 5 pounds tower with Feb 627 00 626 00 628 00 623 70 623 70 buyers 715to and sellers 716V? pounds per Apr 50 633 o36 30 50 00 00 636 636 633 Jun tons ton Sales 1,025 634 80N 646 70 Spot tin 85 pounds lower with buyers Aug N Nominal 6735 and sellers 6755 pounds per ton forward 50 pounds lower with buvers 665 NEW YORK (UPI) Platinum futures and sellers 6625 pounds per ton Sales 1455 tons Friday closed 270 to 260 points tower Soot lead 4 pounds lower with buyers Sales were estimated at 859 contracts 306 and sellers 307 pounds per ton NY PLATINUM: forward 2'? pounds lower with buyers Mercex 50 troy oi; $ per troy oz Prev 3l5to and sellers 316 pounds per ton Open High Low Close Tungsten powder (H Red), minimum pure $13 21 per Ib Zinc, prime western, U S 98 8 percent Friday contracts lbs; cents per Estimated volume Feeder Cattle 42,000 32,167 Ib 57 20 55 00 56 97 55 70 54 97 56 47 54 00 56 47 54 70 56 20 54 70 56 20B volume 1.372 conti acts 55 00 54 00 54 70 Aug Sep Oct Estimated Live Hogs cents per to lbs; 30,000 All sales in hundreds (00) omitted except tor those designated (z) which are traded m 10 share tots and n full are DIVIDENDS carried annual unless otherwise identified (a) Plus extra, (b) paid last year, dt (c) payment on accumulated vidends, (d) declared or paid so far thts year, no regular rate, (e) cash plus stock, (g) annual rate plus stock dividend, (h) paid this veer latest dividend omitted, (i) percent in stock, (k) percent in stock paid last year, q) in bankruptcy receivership or reorganization, (s) capital distribution, (x) exdivideod, (wi) when issued, (wt) warrants FRACTIONS (f) indicates follow mg figure is fraction m 32nds. (i) indicates following figure Is fraction In 64th$, (r) following figure Is fraction in 256 ths, (s) following (t) figure is fraction in 12BTh$, indicates toilowing figure is fraction in laths Lower case letters appearing in front of the Closing price indicates that price was on another stock (b) Boston Stock Exexchange change, (c) Cincinnati, (d) Detroit, (u) Midwest; (p) Pacific; (g) NASDAQ, the market reported by the National Association of Securities Dealers, (k) Inst net, the block trading system used by Institutions Ot buyers months 289 00 buvers 296 70 Sales and sellers 289 20 pence, 30 pence lower with and sellers 296 60 pence forward 38 lots GOLD NEW YORK (UPI) - Foreign Domestic gold poces Friday LONDON Momioq fixing Afternoon fixing PARIS (tone market! FRANKFURT ZURICH NEW YORK Handy and Harman 185 80 UP 0 25 and 0 25 price, fabricated gold 190 70 B interest 1,713 off NFW YORK (UPI) futures closed Friday across the board Sales Estimated volume 6,013 contracts Foreign c P Exchange - CHICAGO (UPI) Closing range of iced Broilers futures traded on the cm cago Board of Trade Friday NEW Close Prev exchange Open High Low ICED BROILERS Iced Broilers 30,000 lbs; cents per ib Argentina YORK rates in (UPI) dollars Foreign (Peso) Silver points contracts Cun higher SILVER COINS Mercex 10 $1000 bags, $ Per bag Open High Low Close 390B 3820 390 3620 NY 06B 4112B 3890 3950 4020 41 3890 3vJ0 4020 4130 3885 3950 4025 er trov ounce Oner interest B Bid uo 343 Com 54)06 ? 59 2 60 ? 52 2 68 Jlv ?c Due NFW YORK Goto futures Mar UPI' Mav closed Friday 50 to 70 points lower 5aie 4 995 Jlv contracts NY GOLD Oats ? j ? bu :7 2 2 57. Friday The USDA reports that convention the livestock - 2 59 60' 67 58 I 60 2 67 2 2 2 74 2 701 2 72 2 74 2 727 bu 2 72' 2 2 73V 2 2 74 5,400 60 62 2 7?. 2 i per bu, W. 2 2 71 2 bu, $ 2 2 per 2 6i 4 Livestock Markets KANSAS CITY, Mo (UPI) Livestock 2 u 69. Holland (Guilder Hong Kong (Dollar) India (Rupee) Indonesia (Rupiahi Iran (Rial) Iran (Dinar Israel (Pound) Italy (Lira) uaoan (Yen) Jordan (Dinar) Kuwait (Dinar Lebanon (Pound) Mexico (Peso) New Zealand (Dollar) Norway (Krone) Pakistan (Rupee) CAR LOTS OES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) - Midwest Bee1 trade carlo) fresh cut beef trade slow with demand light, steer beef steady 600 800 lbs 81 00 82 00, heiter beef steady 75 400700 lbs 76 Mdwes! carlet drssed no fresh cut pork trade very slow with demand extremely slow, all grades fresh cut pork too tew to establish a market troy oz, $ per nay oz Soybean Meal 100 tons; $ per ton Dairy Market AND EGGS BUTTER CHICAGO (UPI) - Butter market Fr day Prices paid delivery to Chicago un 93 score 106 71, 9? score 106 71 changed Eggs The egg market was closed for a convention Inlermountain Stin k Exchange tion Da Jnr-500 P Iri Storks Press International 53 90 27 32 95 85 ol 90 102 54 Chg 0 24 !iV 77 uncharged 84 42 Bv United 0 48 Press International 104 60 High -- Ten Leading Sloeks Ailegh Airl Penn Centrl Webb DH Howrd Jhns 960 500 nv 605,000 488,300 473,400 23H Standard t a m Noon o rr Standard & tt W 65 64 63 96 53 43 96 19 Poors hourly indexes 4M Trm Utils Fnd Stks 51 91 11 51 93 88 11 51 7 82 697 48 514 7 388 42V 2 10 560 32 ADisTei 96 13 48 35 AElPwr 2 2 9 397 25 A Home 30 14 1181 32 68 14 202 AmHosp Am Motors 72 494 6 AmT&T 4 60 8 1467 65?b AmT&T pr 4 )6 68 Ametek 1 60 10 32 36 AMF in 24 8 381 21 Cp 12 347 17v? Ampex Amstar 35 11 17 227a Ariz PS 66 7 215 21 ArmcoS 1 80 6 91 32 40 178 21la Asarco AshlandOl 2 6 188 36 AtlRchf 2 40 9 367 61 15 28 i Atlas Corp 70 7 145 Arm Avnetinc B B Bakerlnt 44 12 213 53 Beat Fd 08 10 531 26 34 23 Bell Hwi 84 10 42 Send ix 2 28 7 60 6 226 244 Cp z20 me BenCoof 5 BenC pf 4 30 54 430 33 Beth Steel 60 13 323 21 j B'ack&D 20a 11 1046 54 Boeing BoivCa 25 6 3m 32 7? 556 36 Borden 0 6 135 33 Borg W dost Ed 2 44 12 92 36 7 607 14", Brandt 22 13 565 40H Bris My BniPet 2?d 10 474 6V Bruns wk 70 9 248 17 7 15 BundyCp 88 6 Burt No 60 8 6 52 28 8 BurlN pf 55 40 13 1171 79 7 Burrgh 11 62 52m W 5 8 24, Hoover Horizon 12 Cp 37 180 25! 16'; 5 I 21V 4 V Poor's 500 Stock Index & 106 74 13 61 106 61 13 61 106 33 13 57 most 10 3U NEW YORK (UPI) Indus 283 70 0 54 0 19 0 05 0 02 NEW YORK (AP) Sales, closing prices and net change of the active stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange Friday Sates Last Ramada Inns 1.390,500 9H p'2 34 5042v, 21 2U 224k 23 28 2U 25' c28m- 22 3k 29', 5v- - p60'v 56; 2pm 3pm CmwEd Vn CommSat Computr Con Ed ConsFd for Friday S 41 2 40 2 13 Sci 11 2 20 50 v ConFrg 10 '2 ConsNG 2 76 V, ContAL 10a 40 V, ContlOil Vi 24 ContTe! 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Mils l Genl Mot 4a G PubU 76 T E ? ?4 G P m miHrueaier markets uai luuroxinidteiv include markup markdown or commission DynAm 18W 43 765 5,7 95 39 j 49 G G ftO not CHICAGO (UPI) - Whpaf and corn $107 611 110 10 weie Ineyjldiiv lower, oats lower, anr, inll 60 8'0 dv soybeans m xed at the close Friday on $658 7 70 539 3 the Chicago Board of Trade to 2 Wheat was Off cents, corn off to to 2to oats off ivy, and soybeans off 7 to up 9 cents Wheat futures declines under harvest CHICAGO (UP) - Cash gram 2 Wheat No mg pressure soft red unchanged. A bearish hog reoort forced corn 1 17 ,N No 2 ve tow 2 55N Mure low Crvn unchanged ? ad anted in the new rron Soybeans Nr 2 extra hcay wh.h. r,at In to an months reaction Indus' ry 44 N a Sm of 1, No report beans snowing greater plantings yellow 6 76N in utbarfc than ChKaoo high rate planted acreage ant moated tv most sources 90 2 KIN Bailey malting leer 110 SON It mitsute market were lower 3 12 Friday s Quotations Bid 55i 2 60 96 Truehauf 35 7 63 17' 45 KV? 32 22 40 8 70 10 76 14 !U' 257? 37 7 2T F I7H 29 v 43V 26' 271 75 5 6 1466 Oser the Counter Friday ! Quotations $H8 3 IP i 23 AmNt Amway Am OpE Anchor Group 10 60 10 9 WASHINGTON (UPI) Internal Rev enue collections were unavailable Friday it 81 710.400, fart Germany Today's clear inqs Same day las! year Week suleanitgs Same week last year 10 104 0 28u 22 in averages used U1 Grain 61 3' Close 199 Bonds Bonds Pub Utils Indus 722m T.S. Treasury By United NYSE index ASE Index 29 20 4 68 0 44 03 02 823 02 218 40 UN 23 282 24 stocks w Lav Close Chg - c c Switzerland (1 mut It.) Switzerland Taiwan (Dollar) Turkey (Lira) Ut Art) Emr (Dirham) Uruguay (Peso) 'emvuela (Bolivar) W Germany (Mark) W Germany (1 month) W S A Friday s quotations Utils Stks Transactions Friday Indu Camp S Swif'r1and (Franc) trri 100 15 65 222 49 105 18 286 28 220 88 104 57 284 82 CaroPL 84 CarrierC 80 Carter Hal Peru (Sol) Philippines (Peso) Portuaal (Escudo) Saudi Arab a (Rival) Singapore t Dollar) South Africa (Rand) Spain (Peseta A) Spam (Peseta B) Sweden (Krona) Mercex Tms Bn Paraguay (Guarani) because of a report was unavailable I NEW YORK (UPU closing ranqe of averages Low Stocks Ooen High 30 Inds 829 35 81? 55 821 12 20 Avt-rau- r o ' France (Franc) Greece (Drachma) Alls 4205 up Austria (Schilling) Belgium (Franc conv ) Belaium (Ftanc finc'l) Brazil (Cruzeiro) Canada (Dollar) Chile (Peso) Colombia (Pesl) Denmark (Krone Ecuador (Sucre) Eavpt (Pound) England (Pound) fcnqland (1 month) Enj'and (3 month) 25 10 18 Doh-Joii- 30i Bd 3857B 392 5B Engelhard Base price tor refining settling and untabricated 9nld 185 85 up 0 15 per troy ounce Set ng Ooen ti A Hss of 3''2 40 AmAirln ABrand 3 50 Am Can 2 70 A Can of 144 AmCyan !Vj Australia (Dollar) 3 Lilli Deserel Federal Office New York Stock Exchange: Final (Quotations Markets Ib 598 50c o The question is a major focus of talks in Geneva aimed at rewriting sections of an international trade law. The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade YORK 50c to pure 50 to ingots 53 PRECIOUS METALS Antimony, domestic. 99'? percent pure, NEW YORK (UPI) - New York Silver ob Laredo, Texas, bulk 175 00c to S futures U closed Friday 40 to 00 points Copoer, electrolytic, delivered 65 625c lb lower Sales 8 90C contracts U S Lead, common, primary NY SILVER producers 31 00c lb : U S non primary Come 5,000 troy oz; cents per troy oi Prev Open High Low Close (secondary) producers 31 00c lb 4C 531 99 8 percent, 530 70 531 508 tngot 101 00c Magnesium, hot-selli- The court's unanimous decision in the Zenith case was considered significant both for the electronics industry and for steel companies who have similar complaints in litigation But it does not spell the end to a debate over government subsidies to export products and how they effect trade Metal Markets (UPI) - Latest metal, HANDY AND HARMAN SILVER market prices as Quoted Friday by the NEW YORK (UPI and Handy American Metal Market, authoritative Harman Friday quoted silver at $5 3zd metals publication per ounce, up 4 0 cents from Thursday 99 5 percent plus Aluminum, primary NEW . Mny Is Group 26 13 8 3 9 11 8 9 9 91 23 63 30 69 73 92 22 99 N N N N N N N N N Stork Excliaiijir L L L L u L L l