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Show vC ' r r ,rrTTYyi y xrir-e- ft , e e tf rrr w m Up and Down the Street in The substance of their vjew is that the skidding employment in the Utah missile industry has come to half at least for the time being, With this drastic decline stabilized, other elefhents of the Utah ecohomy are pushing ovef-al- l employment to a level above that of last year. ., How severe that decline was in a year is dramatically shown in the departments .qpjnance and transportation equipment category which includes missile-relate- d work). The February projection will show employment in that field at 10,300, down more than 5,000 from the year-ag-o figure. v ?Y 1Q0, January-Februar- y However; the drop from January to February had been just about 100. The gain in employment was largely registered in govem-men- t at state and local levels. Employment in state government stood at 15,900, up nearly 700 over the February, 1964. Local government employment (which includes school teachers) stood at 29,300, up from 27,500 for the year-ag- o months. - 2,000 More Unemployed T r But if more are working, more also are unemployed, 26,100 compared to 24,100 a year ago. However, the seasonally adjusted s rate of unemployment stands at four and per cent, compared to five per cent for the nation as a whole. The ranks of the unemployed include about 5,500 who claim contract construction as their last employment The seasonal factor is blamed chiefly for unemployment here. The pther major category of unemployment is in manufacturing, with about 5,200 reporting to the State Department of Unemployment Security. These include many food processing workers, also affected by seasonal rather than economic nine-tenth- t s Atlas Corp. Reports on Earnings ilk4 F. Kae Tin not the type i i of early lows. Gold stocks were solidly ahead all day. Friday's Quotations , .m. 11 1.700.000 2 610 000 3,580 000 4.300.000 5.390.000 6.130.000 Noon 1 P m. Pm. l,mTotal Volume Industrial 404,400 Ralls 110,100 Utjiitlaa 55,000 Comp 549,500 Commodity Futures S92 63 890 96 891 25 892 63 209 209 209 209 895.93 ' 209 30 High Low Close 886 28 206 16 161 35 311 49 895 93 209 30 162 09 314 09 133 54 Index t OS 1 19 40 10 10 10 10 -- 0 -- 22 0 89 0 09 . - Stock Index 500 425 25 50 500 Net Chenee industriati ,1! Railroads Utilities Stocks .21 .14 -- M aM net change Stock. Friday. 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StSwwS att. 20 509,442,238 45 uad nu tui it M cor re-- So Asked Tin Cotton Quiet. Chicago: Wheat Lower; new crop month weak Corn Steady to weak; nearby month! about tteedy Oats Easier; light selling Soybeans old Mixed; crop month! Mostly steady; top 18 00 daughter stoors Steady to 50 lower; Hogs Bank Gearings 1965 $32 835 347 $26,921,091 $184,160,685 $147,927,020 $42 760,245 $22,391,595 $164 607,626 $129,583,422 Week's Bank Debits Same Week Last Year Friday's Clearings Same Day Last Year Week's Clearings Same Week Last Year 00 00 00 00 69 96 78 27 Llv poultry: Standard Spot Metal Standard sales None reported Street sales White Washingtons large end medium 3 25, Midwest yellow globe medium 1 25--1 40, large 1 60-- 75. Track BUILDING PERMITS 60, ad-vis- 0 DIAL 363-152- 5 ' XS 6 43' 164 25 23 53 105 29 2 11 Xl7 53 10 43 43 '4 61 40XX 60' 4314 61- 40XX 40XX 41 XS 66X4 41' 66 52 65' 17 41' 52' 66' 17XS 41X4 40X 274 27 33 72 32X4 71X4 61 S 62'4 - 133 24 - 1)3 26 41 16XS 66'4 24 40 16 40 76 20X4 20'4 20XS 57 48 36 56X 47X 57 . . ft 31XS 16ft 17 66XS 67'-- XS VS 864 53X 53X4 47XS 47 XS ft ft ft 14 47ft 35ft 35XS 31 AS X4 ft 4ft 5 724 73ft lift 10ft 42ft c 20X4 62 . 16' 1 1 t 28, 31; 24. 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'34ft 120 StdOInd Mack Truck MacyCo 1.20 Magma 1.40 Magnavox 1 2 Marathon MarMid 1 20 MarshF 1 80 Mart Mar 1 MayDS 1.20 1 McCrory McDonll .60 McGrwEd 2 McKess 1 70 Mead C 1 70 MerckCo la M G M 1 50 MldSoU 1 24 MidRos 1 80 1 Min8Chm M M M 1.10 MlnnP8.L 2 Mission 1 Mo KanTex Mo V4 10 304W 14 ' 3344 2 40 StdOCat 78X4 ft 33V Shell Tr .I4d ShellerMfg 1 Sheratn .40a SlmmonsC 2 SlnclalrOil I SingerMtg Smith K 1 60 Socony 2 80 SoestPS 100 SCalEd 120 Sthn Co 1 80 SoNtGs 120 SoPac Lee Nationl LehPCem 1 LehVal Ind 1 64 Lehm LOFGI 2 80a Me Ik Libby LiggettMy 5 LinkB 2 40a Llttonln 21 2 Lockheed Loews Thtr LoneSCem 1 LoneSG 1.12 Lorillrd 2 50 Lou Nash 3a LukenS ,50b 45 33 86 534S 1.70 TexGTr 39 27 29 240 56 88 27 484 10 39 164 44 60 C ShellOII 1 I 35X- 4-4 314s IOXS 301 7 X12 SafewaySt 1 StJosLead 2 St Reg 1 40g SanDgo 1 40 Sangamo El Schenley I 1 Scherng 1 60 Schtum 1 60 90 ScottPap SbrdAL 1 60 1 80a . Sears Sears Co wl Serve! Inc ShamOlI 1 Sharon .10b .90 KanCSIn 2 KeiseyHa 2 Kennecott 4 KernCL 2 40 Kerr MeGee KimbCIrk 2 Kopprs 140 Korvetto EJ 1 40 Kresga Kroger 1.20 60 95 354 3140 10X4 X4 t SIX b 4 RepublStl 2 Ravlon 1 30 Rexall ,30g 51X4 14 Rev Met 60 59X4 44 ReyTob 1 80 27ft . Richfld 1 80 46X4 ft Riegel P 80 43X44 Robertshw 1 5774 1 RochGs 1 40 1 56' Rockwll 1 20 39XS ft Rohr Corp 1 24XS ft Roy ID 1 72d 54X4 Rubrold 1.60 48X4 . IdahoP 120 Ideal CeuA 1 IllCentlnd 2 III 174S-- 4S X 59X4 111V 1X4 41 -4- 44 64XS 51X4 41 152 58 9 45 17'4 47', 60ft 25 27ft 194 47ft S3 43ft 5'4 11IVS -- 4 4S 50' 35 314S 32 10 39XS 47ft 14ft 32V- 6 26 49 47 3 40 PhelpD 39XS 17 64XS 59ft 1 fta Penney 1 PennOxD PennPL 1.44 Penn RR la PeopGs 1 40 PepsIC 1.40 PetMilk 1 PfuerfcCa PhllaEI 132 PhilMr 360 14 Phillips Pt 2 Pipef AlrC 1 PittPIG ft Polaroid 240 .10 14 Prac&G 1 85 XS PSESG 136 lft Pullman 2 X4 PureOil 160 65 57X4 2 ftPeabodyC -- 1 XS 36X- 4- 4b 44 32V. 50 17X4 60 112X4 514144 ParkeDv 32XS 35X4 I V- - 20 9 4 47ft 140 18XS 53 13Xs 50 37X4 77 8) 45 58 305 99ft 32 31ft 34 39ft 15 18 14 29ft 138 37 172 2114 35 101 60 13 IB 58 87 25 38ft 9 5 74 n1 ft $3X4 13XS13V4 50 49ft 36 47 25 49X- 4- 36X4 44V p 4. Peramont KalserAI Fridays t 13 26 25 17 19 Pan Am 60 Penpal 2 40 JewelT X 1 X4 JohnsMan 2 62' ft Jones&L 32X41V JoyMfgCo 20X4 20X4 Mutual Funds red CHICAGO (AP) Wheat No 53N; No hard 1 63N. No. ! yellow 1 Com No f yellow No 4 yellow 1 Oats No 2 heavy white 73 N. Soybeans No 1 yellow 307N. 23V. 68X 65 ... W 23 44X432V 51 17X4 VS 1 ESStem Cash Grain 41 74 ft ft 42ft 16 20 62 33 40V. Uvs 374 50 87 1 264114 '- 77V, 31 XS 414s 46 22 Genesc 1 GeorgloP 1g Gillett 1 104 Glen Al 50a GliddenCo 2 Goodrh 2 20 Goodyr 1.15 GraceWR Granu ,60g GrantW 1 60 GtAP 1 20g GIN Pap 1 40 GtNorRwy GtWSg 1 60a 80 Grevhnd GrumA 1 50 GulfMoOh 2 Gulf Oil 1.80 Heda Min 16 33 . 53 76X- X- 16ft 21ft J6VS Oti.Llv 13 7 90 OutbdM .60 . OwensC 1 40 40 Owen III 2 70 OxfdPp 1.20 V4 14 25, 25X4 53'4 59 29 26 569 2P4 35X4 111 26X4 7 vs 25Xs New York News OklaNG 1 40 OtmM 1.40 OrangeR .84 .... 16 33 31 -4 49 Zi 24V 6 W HercPdr .80 17X4 14 80 Hershey 40X4 Heublen .80 27'4 HewItP ,10b 3- 2HlltonH .15d 72 Hilton Intntl 14 52 Homes! 1 60 214 110 14 Honywl HookCh 1.20 HooverB .80 -.84 401 ft HousLP Howe S ,10b 163 40XX HudsonBy ft 14ft .. Hupp Cp 4k 14XS 128 XS 48X4 - 4S k. 4714 47ft GPrecn L20 G PubU 1 36 GenRetrctCo Gen Stl 1 20 GenTel&E 1 Hamil1 W HarbWr 66 52- XS Dresser 1 20 Duke Pwe 1 DuPont IV, b DuqneL 1 40 Dairy Market billed later. 1 irg Dow C Salt Lake City Ask for "Classified.'' An Dial will write a selling ad. Say "Charge It" You will 64s 1XS 60'Al 42VS 31X4 14 20 VS DanaCn 2 90 OaycoC 40g DavPLt 1 16 Deere 1 40a DeIHud 30b DenverRG DetEdls 1 30 Dla Alkali 2 Diners 50g Distill Sea 1 70 DrPeopr DouoAr 6hg ANGELES (UPI FSMNS1 Ems-Pri- ces to retailers for distribution plants cents higher) AA extra (delivered 1 A extra large 36Mf-3large AA AA large A large ,, A medium medium AA small A smell 15V19, B 492 00. consumers AA large large 2316-2A large A me5, AA medium AA small A small dium roasters egg Poultry Maori Watnes, two brick and frame type hens Fryers wtd avg 4 75, houses with attached carports, 10470 and (at ranch) (delivered)wtd avg 3 15; young Lantern Caddy, Inc. Salt Lake City, 10553 Buddlea Dr , $22,000. toms 21. Frank plastics manufacture. Directors Rodney E. Alsop, brick office building, D. Steven Q Stewart, Salt 811 E. 33rd South, $30,000. Polltano, Lake City; Marlon CowdelL Sandy; Pete Frank Pardol, brick and frame house Mario Plcoo Politano, Dregerton; h with attached carport, East, 100,000. Helper Capital stock, Travelers Express Company ef Utah, Don Slggard, brick house with attached Salt Lake City, money orders Directors: Eggs (prices by loose dozen) Grade AA William T Cahill, Herbert R. Gritmon, garage, 4065 S. Evelyn Ave. (4080 South), 34; A large 32; medium 30; B large 30 Jeffrey P. Kuklin, Carl J Barrera, 528,000. Cheese) lb rindless block 42; 5 lb sandThomas B Ward. New York City. Capital Leo B, Thorup, brick house with attached wich loaf 44; mild longhorn 46 , , stock, $25 000 25 Butter Helemen South), American Investment Corn., Salt Lake garage,-42score 69. . $28 000. Investments. Directors: City, general Wally Jacobson Inc., brick, block and Homer M Jensen, Perris S Jensen, Wen1419 E. dell W Jensen, Salt Lake City. Capital frame house, 1369 E. 8730 South 8730 South, $24 000. stock, $50,000 atwith house N. brick Nelson, Boyd Matruco Sties Corp., Wilmington, Del , auto sales Principal officer Walter B tached garage, 3860 Ruth Dr. (3965 South), $21,000 Federal-stat- e IDAHO FALLS (AP) Maher, Highland Park, Mich. Capital Co. Inc, brick market Pamtlsoft Construction news Potatoes, stock, $50,000 upper valley, 4641 Fortune (3650 and frame Way house, National Old Lino Twin Falls end Buriev districts; sales Insurance CO., Little Rock, Ark , insurance East), $20,000. demand moderate, fob Principal shipping point, Church at Jesus Christ gt Latter-damarket firm; russets washed 100-lofficer, W E Darby, Pulaski County, sacks Ark Capital stock five million Rollers Saints, brick church building, 4930 S. West-mo- re U S No. f size A 6 75-- 45; non-siz-e A Western 10 oz minimum 5 90-- 6 15, $336,200. oz 135-6Seeds,, hie Rd, Burley. Idaho, atseed sales 8 4040; US, No. 2 Glendale ZeruefL brick house with minimum 6 Principal officer, Charles Barnes, BurleW Capital stock, $30,000. HZ minimum S tached garage, 382 Millcreek Rd., $40,000. New Corporations 64V 57X4 42 '4 31X4 H 49V4 22V4 36V 12XS 27 7 40 32XS G- 57 ' 42' 32 '4 95XS-- 15 9 OJ Final Quotations 95V 52 60 57 -. -- 46ft 25ft 15 5014 49ft 57V- 68 Grain Futures Cheese: Ferrocorp I Fires l ft-- I 20 23V 75V XX 65H 26 24 13 59 65 6 127 X33 76X 28XS wl Carter ,40a Casa(Jl) Co ChRI&Pac 1 Chris Cr 101 1 Chrysler 1 CinnGasEI CIT Fin 1 60 Citadel 25b SALES CltiesSv 2 80 ClevEII 1 20 3 62' Clevlte lVSq Chief Con , 200 at 3 OO CocaCol 1 70 Clayton Silver, 1,000 at 29c. Colgate 1 20 Comet Co, 950 at 46c CollinsR 40 East Utah, 1,500 at 45c; 440 at 44c; 220 Colo Fuel&l at 44c; 1,500 at 45c B C S 20 Emprie Mines, 14)00 at 25e; 1,000 at Col Gas 1 28 25c Com Cr 1 80 Eureka Lilly, 1,000 at 13c ComSIv 1 20 Grand Deposit, 1,500 at 40c Com Ed 1 80 New Quincy, 500 at 24c; 1,000 at 23e. ComSat North Lilly, 100 at 85c ConsEd 1 80 Park C Con, 1,000 at 8ei 1,000 st 8s. ConsFoods 1 Park Premier, 24)00 et 3Ac ConNG 2 30 Sioux Mines, 1,000 at 17c, 200 at 20e. CnCoal 1 80 Tintlc Standard, 200 at 4 37'. Container 1 Utah Con., 500 at 20c ContAirllrtes Utah-Wy- o Oil, 500 at 90e. ContBk 2 20 Water Wond., 2,000 at 7c. ContCanC 2 Yankee Con , 2,000 at 8c. ContVot 40 Cent Oil 2 40 Control Dta 80 Controls CoopBs 1 60 ComlngGless CornPro 1' The Range: Crane Co 2 Close Prev. Open High Low r r own 7 el 2 WHEAT Cruribl 1 20 Cudehv Pak Single carlot track sales 1 Chi&NoWs reported. NEW YORK (AP) tat prices Friday COPPER 3A35 cents a pound, Connecticut Valley, lead 16, New York; zinc 14, East St touts, tin 1 New York Grant A. Muhlesteln Inc., brick house, foreign silver 1 93 troy ounce. New York; quicksilver 475.00 1510 Canterbury Dr. (2850 East), $26,000. Pick out all the old things you are not using. 23X 14X Chemetron Ches Ohio 4 ChMSP&P I To few brick processed loaf 40VS-4Cheddars Muenster daisies longhorns 40 lb blocks 40X4-4; Swiss 0 (wheels) too few to report; SwissGrade B lb blocks) Grade A 49V4-5Grade C 45 48 Wholesale selling prices as reported by Chicago Mercantile Exchange Butler: steady 93 score 57X4; 92 socre 57X4; 90 score 563A; 89 score 56; carlots 90 score 57'; 89 score 57 Eggs steady tp firm Whit targe extras 27V, mixed large extras 27', mediums 25, standards 24', checks 22 Potatoes. Total U S. shipments 521; arrivals 51; track 123; supplies light, de600-mand Improving market firm. 50 lb U S 1 unless othOMAHA s Track sales- - (100 Hogs 3,500; Dako 25 to and gilts strong higher; sows erwise Indicated)- Minnesota-Nort1 3 1b 17 ta Red River Valley round reds 5 85-- 5 90 7 steady to 25 lower Idaho russets 8 75-- 8 90, lb 16 7 25; 0 Street sales 50, lb sows 14 5 50 bakers 10 50, Maine russets 7 00, bakers Dakota Red River Cattle 800, calves 10; steers, heifers end 8 50, Minnesota-Nort- h cows steady; good and low choice steers Valley round reds 5 25-- 40 19 Onions Arrivals 5, track 20; supplies 00, choice 1,133 lb 22 25, choice 00; few moderate; demend alow; market dull; no heitrs 21.75, utility cows 13 choice with tew Sheep 200: mostly prime wooled lambs steady at 25 00. 24V 29VS 69V 23V 90 100 8U W Cambl 1 20 79 XS 24 GnAccp 110 15 Gen Baking 28X- 4- XS Gn Dyn ,25b 69V Gent El 2 20 23' 76-Xt 80 1 30 1 60 Certn-t- d 70 1 20 Cessna ChemP 1 20 ChampSPI 2 Produce CHICAGO (UPI) 1 Celanes CenSoy Cerro C 20thCentury Un ParkClty UtahCon Ut Wyo Oil WaterWond. Wllllston 14 25 78 15 80 139 10 174 94 - 26 99 104 VS CarrlerC CaterpITr StandardMef. Sund Oil TinticLead and gilts active, 75 to mostly 1 00 higher; few sows steady. Sheep None, tor week 316; slaughter lambs fairly active, 0 higher, slaughter ewes untested CHICAGO Hogs' 6,000) barrows aad gilts opened active, steady to strong, 25 higher, Instances later closed rather, slow, mostly steady. Sows 5 lb barrows and fully steady, 3 75; 120 16 00; 0 gilts 17 lb 3 50, lb 16 00, 400 lb SOWS 5 50 lb 14.50-1- 5 75 lb 14 25, 3 Cattle 6 000, calves 15, trading on slaughter steers and heifers rather slow Steers steady to 25 lower, spots 50 off, heifers lower. Cows and bulls steady High choice and prime 1 lb 00, choice 1 slaughter steers 25 lb 23 5044 75; good 20 00; 17 standard and low good 00; high choice end prime lb slaughter 23 heifers 75; choioe lb 22 2543 5, good 19 00-- 1 50; utility and cows 13 4 25 commercial , 300, wooled Sheep fairly active; slaughter lambs end ewes fully steady Few lots cho'ce and prime wooled lambs 25 00, good and choice 24 50, 00; culi to good ewes mostly good 23 79W 41 1 CaroTel PrlnceCon R icoArgentlna RoystnCoal SageOII SlouxMlnes firm rrr'p rP'P'. Chicago Tribune 1524 ,. i Fairmont 1 FedMog 1.80 1 17 24 15314 "Ii0 l'a16 Pec CerlPLt PakPremier secretary, is to call attention to the fact that the area is saddled with an inequitable freight rate structure and that both large and small shippers are plaguedvith cost of small shipments come merce. Featured speaker will be Fritz R. Kahn, assistant general counsel of the Interstate Commerce Commission. 57 VS 40 1 BlissEW .80 Boeing Co 2 Borden 210 BorgWr 2 20 Bost Ed 1 60 Briggs Mfg Bristol My 1 Brunswick BucvE 60a Budd Co 60 BullardC 60 BulovaWatch Burllnd 1 60 Burroughs 1 Carrier Bid NEW YORK (AP- )Stocks Lower; active trading. Bonds Mixed, treasuries dip. BIwKx Cn ParkC Con. Cattle and calves II H ' Eaton Mia 2 E S B I 80 fcIPasoNG I bltroC 1.20 EmrRad .40 End Johnsn Erie Leckw ExCello 1.40 Frp;S 56VS 41 CaIPck .80g CalHecIa 80 CempISp .90 CanOryCp 1 r Asked none, tor week 1,395 including 125 calves; slaughter steers and heifers acThe Intermountain Transportation Council will conduct a tive, higher; cows fairly active, to 25 higher; bulls steady; feeder traffic symposium March 15 at Mesa, Ariz., with the hopes of strong cattle fairly active, strong to 50 higher March 5, with most advance on feeder heifers end drawing national attention to the plight of the area shippers. standard steers. Thursday's Bank Debits Same Last Year Day for week Hogs None; 250; barrows Mission of the symposium, says William H. Johnson, council people will be calling. Youll sell Quick as unused items fast and have money for the things youve been wanting. : Mar. 3, 1961 7,150,957,173 53 74 839,003,646 88 85,218,325,183 54 312,051,680,921 32 15,461,701,706.17 Fridays Quotations New Coinage Formula Safest a flash 14 Salt Lake Stock Exchange o OGDEN 14 102 61 11 57V 41 B Babcok 1.10 Bald L H 40 12 101 101X4 44 BaltGE 132 440 Bangor Sgr 440 80 UVi 11X0 40 Baslclnc 4X0 14 Beth Ir ,25b 5 Beat Fd 1 35 VO 540 P 81 VO Beckman In 82X0- -1 BeachAc 60 19 424 4240 V. BeechL 1 20 Bendix 2 40 11XO-- V0 11X0 t6 t6 tl Beth Stl 1' 5V Treasury fiscal year July I 7'scal year Bid To Offer Traffic Symposium V5. 'v 23 5' H 2040 (x) Includes 6285,334,562 76 debt not subject to statutory limit. Markets 23X4 56VS 61 11 571 62V 12 1 castSbt 90s csxlK 2 40 GenTirt American Stock Exchange U.S. Livestock 69 5214 51 VS 23X4 V.56a 90 AMachF AMetCI 140 Ten Leading Stocks FirthStf lOd Fiyng Tiger Frontier Air d -- 53 24'A 101 6 95 31 FirstNSt 2a FiintkoteC 1 14 FlaPwr 1 20 14 1 20 M FMCCp FdFairS .90 VS FoodMrt .70 Ford Mohr 2 ForemD 40 A Horn Felmnt A new coinage formula with reduced silver content is the safest and most intelligent long-tersolution to the current imbalance between silver production and consumption, O. C. Madsen said Friday. Mr. Madsen, controller for Kennecott Copper Corp.s Utah Copper Division and member of the American Mining Congress Silver Committee, offered his views in a talk to the Salt Lake Exchange Club. He rejected the idea of elimination of silver from coinage. Nations that have survived financial crises have been the nations that maintained coinage of intrinsic value. He restated previous arguments of the AMC: Coinage without intrinsic value could be rejected interna- Reduction of present silver content in coinage will generate new silver supplies recoverable in time from prsent coins. Silver production is on the increase. Coins without silver increase the prospect of counterfeiting. Silver provides electrical properties which coins must have for use in devices. 80 ABdcPr 1.40 AmCan Co 2 A.Cham 1 40 AmConsu la AmCrySg 1 Am Cyan 2 AmElee 1 24 Am Exp Co A ExCo pf 6 AmForPw 1 6Vi 3 69 77 75 23 72 110 EastGesP , A AcmeMk 2g Adresso 1 .40 ADMIRAL Cp AirPro ,20g AlrRed 250 AllghCp 20d AllegLdStl 2 AllegPr 1 06 1 AlldCh 90s Allied Mill 2 Allied Sirs 3 AllisChl .50 AlPhePC .50 Bonds' 9000001 AlumLtd 80 Alcoa 1.40 01 Grad Rails S4 High 514) 2nd Grade Rails 92 37unch Amal Sug 2 40 Public Util. S8 660 03 Amerad 94 460 01 AmAirln lft Industrials rosK Aeroit 50a Alld Con 40 Quotations Chicago Daily News uro Is Traction in 32nd s NEW YORK (UPI) Selected stocks on the New York Stock Exchange Friday. Solet(hdt) Hfth Lew Close Cba. NEW YORK (UP!) Selected cn Gen Baty 2k me American Stock Exchange tock$ Friday Holly Corp Saies(hds) High Low Close Chi. Husky Oil C QUOTATIONS FROM NASD t approx)-matel- y 11 am All bids are bids Asked prices in national list are quotations prices. Inter-dealdo not include retail markup, markdown, or commission. The asked prices in local New York Times Local Intern quota! lone furnished by Dean Witter 4 Co. - Aft-t- aie hundreds "TOO omitted) except tor those- -' designated (I) which are traded In lots and carried in full. DIVIDENDS; (0) plus oxtra; (b) declared or paid so for this year, no regular rate, (c) payment on accumulated dividends; (d) paid last year; (e) cash plus stock; is) annuel rate plus stock dividend; (h capital distribution; (I) per cent in stock paid lost year; (k) per cent in stock, (x) ABrke2 Poors Closing & Fridays Fridays f 38 12 30 30 698 61 210 67 162 72 315 36 Standard er Consolidated net income before those charges was $4,084,225. Mr. Clinchy added that it now appears the company will receive a cash payment in complete settlement of claims it has with respect to the F100 aircraft modification contract terminated by the Air Force last April. He also noted that future disposition of remaining ore of companys Peach uranium mine in Wyoming has not been determined. The mine was closed last year. President of Atlas Corp. is A. P. (Payne) Kibbe, Salt Lake City. He took over the post in January. 3(53-152- UPI Furnished by GoodbodY S Co. Member of the Now York Stock Exchan oo Volume Indus. Relit Nourlr Over the Counter i Do wj onesAverages $4,198,077. w 3-- 6 secretary who gets crush on nil the executives only the handsome ones. Theairlines reboundedfrom Atlas Corp., New York, and its consolidated subsidiaries had sales and other revenues of $19,629,496 during the final six month of 1964 on basis of unaudited statements, the firm reported to stockholders. Walter G. Clinchy, vice president and treasurer, said con- solidated loss for the period was $113,852 after deduction of noncash charges for depletion, depreciation and amortization totaling 4 ms. wu . -- f Finance Market New York Stock Exchange: closed generally lower Friday in rather heavy trading. Early losses were substantiaHy re- -' duced by a recovery movement in the early afternoon. Losses of a point or .more were scattered. The chief losers were the international oils on overnight news that the Syrian government had HattoBafizCd their distribution facilities there. t JMt fake gfiimnr AP Volume amounted'!?) 6,150,000 shares, compared with 7,300,000 Thursday, the largest in 15 months. For the third day volume on the American Stock Exchange set a new record as prices generally declined. Volume expanded to 2,530,000 shares from 2,360,-00- 0 on Thursday. Fridays turnover was the largest smce-Ap- ri 3, 1964, when 2,880,000 shares changed hands. Weeks Sales Rise The exchange reported that this weeks volume of 11,040,945 shares was' the highest since the week ended June 5, 1962, when turnover amounted to 2,653,160 shares. Of the 832 issues traded Friday, 333 declined, 258 advanced and 241 ended unchanged. market The was stronger on good volume. j The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, March 6, 1965 Mines Volume Dips t f j- -,- OFFICE HOURS - Februarys employment.predictions by iha State Department of Employment Security are earning more than a casual glance. Nonagricultur&l employment will stand at about 287,200, about 2,500 more than the year-ag-o period. The fact that Utah has gained in. I over-aemployment rather than held , the line is giving some department Drop Only i TryTT" New York Times Service NEW YORK Prices on the New York Stock Exchange U i TT TT1 Tft-ft- ft Dip, Rise, End Lower By Robert H. Woody Tribune Business Editor (f t Stock Prices Employment Increases. Cheers Utah Economy ' ft lft'Tft, wftft ft ft ft 3- ft |