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Show TT TT' t-- Up and Down the Street r P'rrfi p Stocks Spurt, b The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, March 25, 1965 OFFICE HOURS Intennountain Gas Ups Stujnble in Active Trade Revenue 15 Operating By Robert H. Woody Tribune Business Editor Intennountain Gas.Co,, Boise-base- d natural gas utility, has its best year in 1964, Ralph F. Gibson, president, said in the annual report just issued to shareholders. f Operating revenues of $14,461,- ' 585 were 15 per cent ahead of a year-ag- o Customers inperiod. creased from 42,944 to 48,768. ' Weather, customer growth and , I ivSTf-"- ' w new industrial loads were important factors in the years performance, i he said. The company added several new industrial customers during , Mr. Woody 1964, which used gas only for a few months during the last part of the year. These industries will operate for a full year in 1965 and will generate a considerable increase in revenues. .. .The company paid its first common stock dividend in 1964, equal to 60 cents a share. Accelerated demand for expansion of gas services in d communities has been as great as when the original gas plant was built inl'956 to 1957, he said. This fact was reflected in 1964 with a total new plant construction figure of approximately $5,600,000. It appears now that new construction in 1965 will probably exceed this figure due to growth of the communities in our service area. The company delivers natural gas to nearly 50 communities in southern Idaho, extending frofo Montpelier in the east to Weiser in the west. J . Considerable attention also was given to the statement by Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon that U.S. gold losses in the second quarter might be less the indicated outthan one-haflow of 825 million dollars in the first quarter. Prices on the American Stock Exchange ended mixed Wednesday as the trading pace quickened. Advances barely outnum30-Ce- nt U-- I bered declines 287 to 286. However, volume jumped to 1,900,000 Utah-Idah- o Sugar Co. directors declared a semiannual shares from 1,440,000 on Tuesdividend Wednesday of 30 cents a share on common stock. " The dividend is payable April 30 to holders of record day. market The April 9. was active and ended irregularThe rate is equal to the 60 cents in dividends paid for ly higher. the first time in 1964. The rate was 50 cents in 1963 and prior to that was Over the Counter 40 cents a share. U-I has 2,371,283 shares of common stock outstanding. Wednesdays Quotations Factories are located at Moses Lake and Toppenish, Wash, Quotations from NASD at approximately bids. p.m. Alt bids are West Jordan and Garland, Utah, and Idaho Falls, Idaho. Asked prices in national list are Dow Jones Averages Wednesdays Quotations Dividend Furnished by Goodbody & Ct. b Member i the New verk Stock Ex chan Wednesday March 24, 1945 Volume Indust. 1.550.000 2.520.000 3.310.000 3,840,000. 4.620.000 Volume Industrials Rails Utilities Comp. Commodity Rails - 215.42 5420,000 900.54 Low High 400,000 264,200 61,800 724,000 904.39 216.49 162 69 318.71 894.13 214.35 161.40 $15.81 Futures Index Standard NEW YORK (AP425 25 50 500 901.54 900.80 901.44 900.11 Sales(hds) No. Secs. Traded1 Advances Declines Unchanged New High New Lows 215 44 215.55 215.60 215.80 Close 900 54 215 80 162.03 317.46 132.10 1.87 1.40 0 49 1.08 0 26 40 Bonds 10 High Grade Rails 10 2nd Grade Rails 10 Public Utils. 10 Industrials 64 AmConsd AmCrpSg Am Cyana AmElec Am Exp AmForPw I- Industrials Railroads Utilities Stocks A Horn Ten Leading Stocks - NEW YORK (AP) Sales, closing price end net change of the 10 most active stocks Wednesday: Studebakar K, 14,400 6 Erie Lack 173,400 10' Si Ford Mot 91,(00 US Indust Vb 71,300 13V. 56',l' Am Mot Olin Match Sperry Rd Lionel Westg El Budd Co 55.900 14 46ll unch. 49,400 47.900 14 45,700 44,500 43,600 4 94 17. American Stock Exchange Wednesdays Quotations NEW YORK (UPD Selected stocks on the American Stock Exchange Wednesday: SaleKhdi) High Low Closa Chg. 900 5 25 44 00 6 25 12 25 25 50 Conoco Outlines Drilling Plan 64 Home Residential construction permits in Utah dropped in February from a year ago. But the average value of each unit was up comparatively indication of higher construction costs and a decline In multiple-uni- t housing construction. The figures are from the University of Utahs Bureau of Business Economic Research publication: Utah Construction Report. There were 371 permits issued in February with value of $4,164,100 compared to 393 and $5,530,500 a year ago. Even so, the residential permit rate was up 26 per cent over January and value was up nearly $800,000 over January. The value of total construction in the state in February was down some two million dollars from January and three million dollars from the 1964 period. Major reason for the drop from the previous month was due to the fact that in January, Salt Lake City had authorized several large alternation projects including a $1,400,000 facelifting for the Union Pacific Building at Main and South Temple and a $450,000 addition to the citys 15th North sewage treatment plant. These tended to balloon the months total. Livestock Market OMAHA and gilts s Hops 8,500; 0 higher; sows 25 higher;; barrows and gilts around 215 lb 18 00? sows !b 15 6 00 Sheep 2,000; shorn slaughter lambs 25 wooled hardly lambs not fully enough ewes to test prPces; slaughter latnbs choice with few prime no 1 and fall shorn 1 pelts 24.75; utility and good wooled ewes 5.50-- 6 50 Cattle 8,000; calves 25; slaughter steers ar .50 hiohpftrono to 25 higher; bulls strong to 50 higher; vealers and feeders steady; slaughter sters lb 25 75-high choice and prime 26 00; ulitv and standard 17 8 25 h fers high choice and prime 1,152 lb 24 35; r13 cows Utility and comm.rciM canners and cutters 11 50; utility end commercial bulls 15 50; choice veal rs 20 00 22 00; mostly good 675 lb feeding heifers 18.00. higher; s CHICAGO Hogs 4,500; and gilts active, fully 25 higher; k SOWS steady to 2 5higher; lb and gilts 17 8 25 ; 75 head I barrows 18 50; 3 lb lh sows lb 15.00-- - 14 75; Sheep 3 50000 200. lb 14 Fairly 5 00 active. Wooled slaughter lambs and ewes steady; lots good and choice Slaughter lambs 24 ewes 6 00-- 50 few wooled cull to lb Tha American Way Motel Assn., Salt Lake. City, real estate. Directors: Robert E. Marshall, Michael DiLello, Mark A Madsen, Salt Lake City. Capital stock, $50 000 Cast Craft Inc., Salt Lake City, dental John P Weichert, Directorssupplies. Jack D. Drown, Salt Lake City; George Capital stock, $50,000 Brown, Murray. Mafltr Manor Inc., Spanish Fork, apartments. Directors: Everett E. Metier, Elenora D Metier, Eugene H. Metier, Klamath Falls, Ore. Capital stock, Utah Home Improvement Inc., Salt Directors: Lake City, all enterprises. e, Robert L Stephenson, Gerald B. James E. Hook, Salt Laka City. Capital stock, $100,000. Chi's Tours Travel Agency, Salt Lako officer. Principal City travel agency. Chive Terazawa, Salt Lake City. Capital stock, $18,000. Carpenter Seed Co., Provo, nursery Theodore M. TayDirectors supplies. lor Sr., Theodore M. Taylor Jr., Clara O Taylor, Gordon Taylor, Gloria Ralph Mae T. Trotter, Provo. Capital stock, Treasury compared I with corre- - March 19, 1944 8,332,203,589.62 82,507,778,556.78 90,937,766,236 09 311,149,626,062.21 15,562,572,050.94 (x) debt not subject to statutory limit, Salt Lake Stock Exchange Wednesdays Quotations 1 2 1.60 1 40 Cp 1 80 .75b 1.40 92 Stl 3 60g Mutual Funds Wednesday's Quotations New York (UPI) KEYSTONE: 4 National Associ11.151217 Dis ation of Securities 9 98 10.89 Inc K- -l 2 6.20 6.78 Gth Dealers, Inc. Bid Asked HGr 26.41 28 81 2.78 3 04 Inc 14 8116.16 Aberdn 2 Atfll Fd 914 9.89 App 3 18.59 20.28 4 29 4.64 5 74 6 27 Am Bus LPr 7.27 7.27 15.59 16.8U Am Grth Inti 5.71 4 24 Kmkr 7 23 7 93 Atom Ph AXE HOUGHTON 18.1218.37 Lazard 10.92 11.93 AxeH A 6.55 7.12 Lexing AxeH B 101611.04 Life Stk 7.18 7 83 Bost Fd 10.56 11.56 Mass Gr 9 69 10.59 12 01 13.00 Broad St 16.29 17.61 Nat WS 15.21 16.67 NAT SEC SER Bullock Can Gen 21.59 23 60 Balan 13.5614 82 20.20 21 86 Bond Cdn Fd 6.66 7.28 9 32 10.22 Divid 514 5.62 Cap Life 7 62 8.33 CHANNING Pf Stk FUNDS: 6 47 7 07 Incom NEW YORK (AP) -- r 13 45 1 4 70 Puritlan 10.25 11 08 Balan Stocks higher, moderate trading 2.27 08 2 St 24 17.75 Putnim 16 Com mostly governments mixed Bonds 12 77 13 96 Put Grth 10.59 11.57 Grwth Chicago 9 29 8.50 Incom FDS: Cotton quiet 10.20 11.15 SCUDDER 12.44 12 44 In Grth Wheat about St steady; mixed light 2.03 2.22 Scud Sped 11.0211 92 trade. Sel Am Chm Fd x14 61 16.19 Sh Bos Corn narrowly mixed; light trade 11 73 12 82 COMMNWLTH Oats steady to firm; scattered buy17 39 18 97 Shs Am FUNDS: ing 95210 29 Inv Swst Cwth In 10 37 11.33 Sovr In Soybeans firm; moderate general 17.13 18 76 11 82 79 10 Diver Gr demand 44 12 44.67 St State 3 86 4 24 0 Divid Sh Hogs higher; top 18 50 STEIN ROE FDS: 5 87 6 35 Dow Th higher; top Slaughter sTeers Stem R 41.50 41 JO 21 .81 23.71 28 00. Dreyfus Stein In 17.15 17.15 14.48 40 13 Bal Eatn St 38.31 38 31 Stein Fid Cap 12 69 13.79 Telev El 8 64 9.42 Fid Trnd 20 84 22 65 TwnC G 4 94 5 40 9 9B10 91 Fid Mut 5 42 5 92 TwnC I 5.24 5.74 F LF. FUNDS: UNITED Mut Fla 24 Produce March (UPI) CHICAGO, 17.24 18 84 Com St 15 27 16.72 Accu roasters 26'b-29- ; Live poultry special 14 28 15 61 Grth Ind 20.81 21 43 Incom fed White Rock fryers 815 8 91 25 84 25 84 Scien Guard brick Ham hda loaf 5 73 6 26 CheeseF Cn Un processed 5.88 6 42 cheddar-singl, , Muenster 1 13.58 14 64 VALUE LINE FDS: Inv Bos daisies 64 726 longhorns 6 Lne INVEST-GROVal UP: Swiss- blocks 404-42'- ,; lb 40 6.00 6 56 12.56 13 66 Val Inc Mut 82 4.17 3 (Wheels) too few to report; Swiss: Val 23 33 21.47 Spl Stock Grade B lb blocks) Grade A 49V2-55 06 5 53 10 40 11 18 Vangrd Select Grade C 85 11 86 10 In WallS 8.55 7 86 Var Pay 6.68 7.22 Wsh Mut 12 65 13 83 Wholesale selling prices as reported by Inter 15 30 16 67 11 31 12 36 Well Fd Inv Res Chicago Mercantile Exchange: 16 85 1832 Istel Fd 37.49 38.24 Wndsor Butter: steady. 93 score 574; 92 score 57V.; 90 score 5644; 89 score 56; carlots: S score 57 a Eggs steady. White large extra No 2 red CHICAGO (AP) mediums 29; Wheft mixed large extras 1 50 N checks 25. N; No 2 hard 1 standards 1.34 Com No 2 yellow Nj No 4 Potatoes total U S. shipments 518; arri1.28. vals 37; track 147; (new) arrivals 7; yellow N. 72 2 No Oats white heavy detrack 13; (old) supplies moderate No 1 yellow 2.93V N. Soybeans mand slow, market dull; (new) supplies 11.90 N. oil Soybean moderate, demand slow, market dull. Track sales (100 ib U.S. 1A unless othIdaho Russets 8 75; erwise indicated) Minnesota North pakta Red River Valley round reds 5 75. NEW YORK, March 24 (UPI)-W- oo! 'Street sales: Idaho Russets 9 9 75, tops futures Wednesday opened unchanged Maine Katahdins 5 85; bakers 10 off 2 points. to Minnesota0 10 25; Oregon Russet bakers Opening prices: May (1965) 159.0 bid; -North River Red Dakota Valley July 158 6 bid; Dec 159.4 bid; March Mlchlgan-Wisconsiround reds 6 (1966) 159.4 bid; May 159.4 bid; July 159 0 Russets 7 75-- 00. Onions arrivals 13; track 33; supplies bidWool unfutures opened uniformly liberal, demand slow, market dull. changed. Track sates: none. 118 0 bid; (1965) May Opening prices: Street sales: Texas yellow granex 2 117 6 bid; Oct 118 6 bid; Dec 116 6 white medium 2 75; Midwest yellow July bid; March (1966) 118.6 bid; May 118.4 globes medium large bid; July 118.0 bid. Markets in Brief 16 299 13 24 26 V4 22 35 39 59 45 59 67 19 45 59 67 19 51 9 6 13 76 9 95 .40a 1.16 11.60 1 - 6 13 76 372 29 13 Chemetron Ches Ohio 4 ChMSPfcP 1 31 20Q 48 23 24 3 ChRI&Pac Chris Cr 101 1 Chrysler ClnnGasEI 1 60 CIT Fin Citadel .25b CitiesSv 2 80 ClevEIl 1 20 Clevite g 70 CocaCol 2,000 at Colgate 1.20 ColhnsR .40 Colo Fuel&l 712 1 300 at 20V4 64V4 3571 40 83 44 38 20 33 37 45 35 70 33 61 29 14 56 32 35 30 77 41 43 75 55Vi 23 13 40 at 29c; 1,500at 30c Combined Metals, 500 at 18c; 500 at 18c; 200 at 18c. 17c; East Utah. 500 at 58c Eureka Lilly, 2,000 at lMc; at 10C; 3,000 at 1 c Goiconda, 100 at 9 87V; 200 at 10.00 Grand Deposit, 500 at 43c; 500 at 42c; 76' 20 3434 39 58 447 59 67 1834 44 26 S9 59 67 18 17 39 83 43 37 20 32 36 44 35 69 32 60 29 14 55 67 18 22 59 67 18 4471 28; 31; H 83 44 377s 20 19 565 54V 352 102H lOH 27 305 2914 12 39(4 38V 17 4 !7V 20 28 28 . 181 38 105 45 30 128 14 13 79 64 22 74 54 22 13 40 55 23 1304 40 V4 1.4 S 1.20 1.21 1.22 1.21 1.23 1.24 1.24 Cash Grain 2 95 2 96 2.89 2.53 2.54 21 J- 1.49 Vi .69 .66 .66 .68 1.21 1.22 1.24 1.24 Spot Metal 2 91 2 92 2 85 2.53 44V 33 13 ... 5fSISN.2 ' 5 571 64- 76 W- 5- 20 3 34 49 57 3 ,'f 3'- 31 91 5414 54' 5414 - 44'i Mack Truck MacyCo 1.20 Magnavox 1 Vi Marathon 2 MarMid 1 20 MarshF 1 80 Mart Mar 1 MapDS 1.20 1 cCrory McDonll .60 McGrwEd 2 McKess 1 TO Mead C 1.70 MerckCo la 43 42 34 33 115 38 40 67V. 22' 26 39 25 37 39 44 21 25 V 39 43 34 38 39 44 22 24' 39 25 21 25 21 V 43 34 43 43 34 34 24 32 311 38 48 34 38 47 3847 35 20 40 35 41 15 41 14 14 44 45 77 37 51 45 49' 49 70'. 49 4214 42', 424 441 391 26 '4 25' 1414 31 52 1 11 74 37 6 -I- 49 49' 31 51 11 31 51 74 6 76 6 ShellOII n ' 52 31 30 30 42 35 99 - - 43 59 42 ' Stone 4W Slvdebakr suburbG SrayOX 1.40 ' SunOil SunshM . 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Steel 2 Nat Tea .80 Nev Pwr .76 Newberry J N EngE 1.20 1 N J Zmc Newmt 1 40 1 30a NYCnt Nlag Moh 2 Norf&Ws 6a NoAmA 2 80 NAmCar .90 NoNatGas 2 NoPac 2 40a NStPwr 1.44 North ropC 1 NwBanc 1 30 27 UtdUtil UvCySt 1.40 1.20 Upiohn UtahPL 1.44 - 4545 7 vVanASt 1,40 m .40 18 25 - 24 . 25 VaEPw 1.12 VulcanM .80 . 3 33 134 5 21 48 35 20 48 20 w XYZ ZAL ZenlthR OCKETMTIONi f-8- Are Subject To Federal Tax 5 1.40 85 127 104 44 11 38 4 45 31 4 44 45 7 55 49 29 29', 37 40 52 69 mit this saving. 1-2- 1 INSURANCE 157 West 33rd South C3T3T? Cmvmteei Ukmf Member Hderwl i n ry norm OHhm te H eke, Utah. Wymif Qeeilt hwniw terpeteMem Vb Vi 13', Vb Vi 8b 44' 107', V 54' 154 30 ' b . 27', Vb 34 63' 4S . 17 ' 48 20 Vi 125 45 37 31 77 125' 46' Vb 1V4 1 ' 37 31 ' 77' Vb Costs a lot Than ( Include Vb 29 per- FHc Vb Vb 20 Trust Department -3 Vg 81 We'll be pleased to give you full details without cost or obligation. APRIL 8b . 19 Proper planning can eliminate or minimize suchtax. The tax laws are written to Vb 481 9 ' You Think! ... Vb 32 130 HEH 'less 1 17 47 20 - 77 Vb 35 20 15 20 - 1 IS ,35 15 17 Walgrn 1.20 Walworth C Ward Foods WarnLm .90 WashPr 1.08 WVaPu 1.30 WstAIrL .80 WsBanc 1.10 WestMd 1.40 WesternPacIfle WUnlon 1.40 WAIrBr 1.40 WestEI 1.20 Weperh 1 20 Wheel Steel Whirlpl 2.40 WhiteM 1.20 White Sfr l Witson&Co 2 WinnDx 1.20 Woolworth 1 Worthington WrlgleyC 3a XeroxCp .50 80 YongST YgtSD 1.40a 33 43 J 1' 45 58 16 32 36 18 107", Vb 19 34 25 2 44 12 20 29 44 Vb 50' 64' 102 17 25 2 ... 78', 34 63 80 20 1.50 24 60 20 Vb 251 5811 178 193 32 1 1 51 45 4 34' V, 581 43 V 37 ' 52 54 14 77 V, 52 54 61 34 V 45 4 34 24 57 94 25 43 58 1.70 .840 '- V ISSxX 51 4 Vb - ... 59 51 51 44V. V StOIINJ ,75b StdOhlo 1.80 7? 39 100 J! 58 30 51 21 54 12 41 69 43 99 59 41 42 112 145 42 24 A A 220 S2 58 41 s V 2V, V, 5343 35 99 57 21 5 77 93 37 ShellTr ShellerMfg 1 Sheratn ,40a SimmonsC 2 SinclalrOII 2 SlngerMfg SmlthK 1.40 Socony 2.80 SoastPS 1.00 .'27 ffisn cl V2 V4 5241 42 1 V 4 IV 13 41 41 41 20 20 20 20 32 5M4 52 34 43 43 43 23 43 43 43 34 47 47 47 7 39 39 39 55 442 459 459 40 80 79'. 80 5 40 40', 40 4 236 15 15 15 53 84 85 86 167 33', 32' 33', 25 38 38 38 54 59 58 58 42 '424 9 35 3 46 24 135 14 SafewaySt 1 StJosLead 2 St Reg 1.40g SanOgo 1.40 3 39V: Sangamo El 71 1 Scherng 1.40 Schlum 1.40 3- 444 ScotfPap .90 38 4 SbrdAL 1 40 26 Sears R&Co V4 Servel 25' Inc ShamOII IV 1414 . Sharon ,10b 24' 24' 395 '4 345. 25 19 12 117 90 2 24 X3 54 541 44' 39'YJ 70' 34 455 38' 26 24' 14 24V, 71 31 Rohr Corp Yt oSlY u RovlD Rubrld ' 5Zi,j 54 7 10 18 26 77 141 34 57 57 4344 44 51 121' 226 RX"H l. U , II 54 Life Insurance Policies many instances L .60 Sjrimw V NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous metal prices Wednesday: Copper 335 cents a pound, Connecticut Valley; lead 14, New York; zinc 14, East St. Ohio Ed 212 1.4544, New York; foreign OkG&E Louis; tin .84g 1 293 silver troy ounce, New York; OkG&E .84g quicksilver flask, New York. Proceeds under in 1- ... 2f MurpCo 1 2 92 2 92 2.86 piCSli 28 38 L MtF.uef 1.32 .69 .66 .667a .66 Hart 1 1b Prtv. J , PurtOII 15 29 43 Kresgt 1.40 4 KalserAI .90 Kan CS In 2 KelsepHa 2 Kennecott 4 KernCL 2.40 KerrMcGee Kimb Clrk e Kopprs 2 40 Korvett EJ Kroger 2 97 72 1 4 3M4r 38 1 80 MldRc Min&Chm 1 M M M 110 Mission 1 Mo KanTex MoPac Monsto 1 40 MontPr 1.40 MontDk 1 40 MontWard 1 Morrell Co 1 Motroia 1.42'4 1.421 .69 .66 .66 .68 54 43 52 53 N 1.42 57 44 59 74 Grain Futures 1.49 Vi 13 94 17 ... 35,375,551.00 31,209,450,00 27,440,704.55 25,243,322.50 Closa 44 33 13 54 1014 611 Bank Clearings "l.49 44 33 24 M G M MIdSoU Low 51 37 21 51 JewelT JohnsMan 2 Jones&L 2' JoyMfg Co 2 Lab Elwrtrn V4 ssub wtl i 3- 2Lee Nation! 37 LehPCem 1 45 LehVai Ind 35 Lehm 1.64 Vi LOFGI 2.80a 69 33 Libby Me lk LiggettMy 5 LinkB 2.40a 29 Llttonln 147s 2 Lockheed 55 Loews Thtr 32 31 LoneSCem 1 347 34 LoneSG 1 12 30 30 Lorilrd 2.50 TPM TPM LouNash 3a 41 41 Vi LukenS .50b 43 43 5c, mama PHONE EL CONTINENTAL BANK BLDG. V4 17 39 44c Wool Market NOCOMPAN - V . . PbllMr 3 40 Phillips Pt 2 L 447 Produce 31; V4 2 35 39 59 Mammoth, 100 at 6 62V. North Lily, 500 at 85c Rovston Coal'n, 9,000 at Tmtic Lead, 2,000 at 23c. Utah Con., 1,000 at 23c Water Wond., 2,000 at 7c; 1,000 at 7c. March 24, 194J Tuesday'! bank debit Same day last year Wednesday's clearing Sam day last year 6 3 Int Harv wl 40a IntMng IntNick 2Vaa Int Pap 1 20 IntShoe Inf TAT 1 20 ITErB .80 22 1B -3 CerroC 1.60 70 Certn-t- d 1 20 Cessna ChamP 1.20 ChampSPI 2 500 IBM In Harvest 5 75 10 -c- CaIPck .80g CalHecIa .80 CampISp .90 CanDrvCP 1 Cn Pac Via CarlPLt 1.16 CaroTel 1.60 Chi&NoWs Pepsic 1.20 IdahoP 1 20 Ideal Cem I IllCentlnd 2 III Pwr 1.40 Ing Rand 2 Inland Stl 2 InsoCpr 1,80 20 35 166 70 436 12 20 57 87 144 58 PetMilk Pfizer&Co Ptielp O 3 40 H Bendix 2.40 Beth Stl lib BIwKx 1.40 BlissEW .80 Boeing Co 2 Borden 2 10 BorgWr 2 20 Bost Ed 1 60 Mfg Briggs Bristol My 1 Brunswki c Bucyrus E 2 Budd Co .60 BullsrdC .60 BulovaWatch Burllnd 1.60 Burroughs 1 52 ParkeOv 1 Peabody C 1 PennDxCt Penney 1V PennPL 1.44 PennRR la PeopGs 1.40 x HamilP 1 40 HarbWr 1 OV HartShffnrOiMant Hecla Min I HercPdr .80 .80 Hershey Heublen .80 HewItP ,10b HiltonH ,15d Hilton Intntl Homest 1.60 Honywl 1.10 HookCh 1.20 HooverB .80 HousLP .84 Howe S .20b HudsonBy 3 HuppCp 4k Caterpl Tr Celanes CenSoy 1.30 Goiconda GoldChain Grand Deo GreatWest HornSilv. IndCoal&Cok KashmirOil Kennebec Keystone Mammoth NewPark NewQuIncy NorthLHy ParkC.Con. Local Securities Pramont Gillen 1.10 GlenAI .50 GllddenCo 2 Goodrcn 2.20 Goodyr 1.15 GraceWR GranU ,60g GrantW 1.40 GtAP 1.200 GIN Pap 1.40 GtNorRwy 3 GtWSg 1.40 Greybnd .80 GrumA 1.50 GulfMoOh 2 Gulf Oil 1.80 AmTeliT 575 PacPerto Georgia? lg Carrier 195 Carter .40a Case(JI) Co1 EurekaSta Life Insurance ComThe Presidential pany of America, Chicago, III., insurance. (Copy of amended articles). Phillips Xhenucai Co., Dover- ,- DU K. S. , chemicals. officer, Principal Adams, BartleviUe, Okla. Capital stody E 1,000 shares of no par value. Co 1.56a CarlPLt CaroTe EmpMines EurekaBul Slate Thrift and Loan Co. Inc., Salt Directors: Lake City, loan business. Nelson Jr., Midvale; A E Frank T Lake Salt Vincent, City, Price, Crg capital stock, 5300,000 Aviation Employes Insurance Co., Baltimore, Md , insurance. Principal officer, S J. Solomon, Baltimore. Capital stock, 2 24 90 AMachF AMetCI 1.60 1 AmMotor AmNtG 1.70 Am Smelt 2 Am stand 1 AmSugar la Carrier Carter Eurtlly $75 000 $1,750,000. of U.S. EastUtah Mod0ri NEW CORPORATIONS position March 19 1945 $ 10,362,957,658.40 84,008,232,886.41 90,906,492,442 63 319,200,344,521.03 14,562,113,228.76 Balance Deposits fiscal year July 1 Withdrawals fiscal year Total debt Gold assets (x) Includes $265,078,384.01 850 Building Permits Slip NORTH SALT LAKE Wednesday auction: Cattla Fed steer and heifer market 50 to 75 cents higher, slaughter cows to and stockers and feeders steady strong; choice 1,060 lb fed steers brought 21 23 40; other good and choice lots standard and low good 18 including Holstein to 19.00; good to choice fed heifers 21.25-230; standard to low good 17.75-2- 0 50; utility and commercial cows 12 canners and cutters 00; 44 2 50; shelley canners down to 9 00 and below; good to choice stockers and Hol2 20 40; medium tight feeders stein feeders 17 60; good to choice feeder heifers 18 40. Calves Vealers steady, choice kind latfcing; stock calves fully steady; standard and good veal 22 0024 00; good to choice stock steer calves 21 2 60; one lot good quality 365 lb stock heifer calves 21 00. WASHINGTON (AP) Cash sponging date a year ago: 29 25 Continental Oil Co. will invest 15 million dollars in exploration, production, manufacturing, marketing and pipeline activities in the Rocky Mountain area in 1965. The area includes Colorado, Utatj, Wyoming, New Mexico and Montana. Conoco said it will drill 85 exploratory and development wells at cost of six million dollars. The majority will be for development of existing fields. The investment figure does not include the area payroll of $12,900,000 for 1,500 Conoco employes. The remaining nine million dollars will be spent chiefly for miscellaneous production projects and equipment and for pipeline, manufacturing and marketing facilities. la 514 13 374 44114 31'. 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Ampex Amsted Anacon AncHG ArlzPSv Armco Armur 10 Arm Ck Aro Corp .80 AshldOi 160 Assolnv 1.40 Atchisn 1 60 AtICstLtne 2 Atl Ref 2 40 Atlas Corp AvcoCorp 1 21 OklaNG OhnMa OrangeR OtlsElv OutbdM OwensC Owen III OxfdPp EastGasF 31 EastSSt .90g EastK 2. 40a Eaton Mfg 2 E S B I.IO EIPawNG I EltraC 1.20 EmrRad .40 End Johnsn Erie Lackw ExCello 1.40 FMCCp 1.20 FdFairS .90 FoodMrt .70 Ford Mo tr 2 ForemO .40 FreeptS 1.40 Frutwuf IV New York News Final Quotations E Eastern Air FlaPwr Poors Closing 500 Stock Index & Asked e, Chicago Daily News Chicago Tribune FedMo l.K FerroCorp 1 Flrestn 1.20 Chg. FlrstNSt 2 FlintkoteC 1 20d 471 AHghCp 300 AliegLdStl 2 06 97 AMegPr 16 AlldCh 1.90g Allied Mill 2 Allied Sirs 3 AllisChl .50 90 100.08 AiPhaPC .50 84.670 07 AlumLtd .80 1.40 92640.14 Alcoa 88 620.05 AmafSug 94.440.04 Amerad 2 40 AmAirln V ABOcPr 40 AmCan Co 2 A Cham 1.40 r quotations do prices. not include retail markup, markdown, or commission. The asked prices in local list have been adiusted upward to include approximate markup. National Securities Marquardt Corp. had net earnings of $741,491 in 1964 a gain of 21 per cent over the 1963 figure, J. B. Montgomery, president, said in the annual report. Sales were $52,222,276, down from the $53,467,570 tallied in 1963. For the long-rangMarquardt seeks a more advantageous balance between defense and nondefense business within the broad government market, Mr. Montgomery said. The firms Ogden (Utah) Division was prime contractor for .the Bomarc ramjet engine. Now developing a plastics technology, it is engaged in precision machining. Lew Clot High AcmeMk 2g 40 Adresso Admiral Cp 1,350 AlrPro .20g 2 50 579 AirRed 1 Marquardt Earning Rise for New York Times A lf , UPI Local Interest elect quotation furnished by Dean Witter A Co.t Ail sales m hundreds (00 omitted) except for those designated (z) which ere traded in lots and carried in full. DIVIDENDS: (a) plus extra; (b) declared or paid to far this year, no regular rate, (c) payment on accumulated dividends; (d) paid last year; (e) cash plus stock; (g) annual rate plus stock dividend; (h) capital distribution; (i) per cent in stock paid last year; (k) per cent in stock, (x) FRACTIONS: (f) indicate following figure is fraction in 32nds. NEW YORK (UPI) Saiactad stocks on tha New York Stock Exchange Wednesday: But think my wife was already irritated by the dripping faucet BEFORE I asked her to get np and turn it off. oils. Gold Flow Slow? Finance New York Stock Exchange: Rails, Steels Up The rails, steels and chemicals were generally better. There was selected strength in the motors, aircrafts and the Interest in the market had been intensified by the announcement by Secretary of Commerce John T. Connor that the nations production of goods and services would show one of the largest quarterly increases of the postwar period in the three months ending March 31. 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