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Show f Jt t t i" wyt r Up and Down the Street h pi' , nrr? t - v r - v- quarter Thursday on a Mr. Parker t ' Edwin B. Haycock, planning coordinator, Utah Water and Power Board, and Ival V. Goslin, executive director, Upper Colorado River Commission, point out the stake Markets in Brief . Utah has in seeking that answer. Mr, Johnson, in a splech before the Portland City Club, said there better be more economic' reasoning if a plan calling for transfer of Northwest water from as far north as the Yukon is implemented. A congressional committee is studying such a venture. Utahs stake in such a gigantic Transfer canals could supply undertaking would be the state directly with water, and if more water is supplied the Southwest, this would allow more water to be diverted from present sources to Upper Colorado Basin states. NEW YORK (AP) Stock i Irregularly Bonds Steady. Cotton Lower, Chicago: Wheat Mixed; May weak. Com About steady; mixed trade. Oats About steady; mixed trade. Soybean Higher; old crop monihs Strong. Hobs Steady to 25 lower; too It 75. Slaughter steers Supply small, market not tested. Livestock d: Preferred Water Subsidies active higher; trading. 3Iarkets OODBN Cattle and calves 100; not enough ot any- - class ottered to test price levels i few sales cows showing e lower trend; receipts mostly feeder cattle end cows; slaughter cows few utility 12 canner and cutter 10.70-1- 2 90; feeder cattle Individual good end choice 300-5lb steer calves individual good and choice 0 lb heifer calves few good Mr. Johnson wondered if it if still justified giving preferred water subsidies to agriculture, We should observe that the present and foreseeable demands for water in the United States' will be for Indus- and dioioa 50050 U heifers tries and cities, not for' npw farms, Mr. Johnson said. LOS ANOILIS feedlot: water Cattle 500; slaughter steers, heifers and Certainly we should not provide additional below-cofeeders rather scare, about steady; cows for the irrigation of still new desert lands. fairly active, firm to 25 higher; bulls classes: Steen good He said the practice of providing cheap water to scare; lbslaughter 22.70; standard lb consumers at below cost of delivery breeds inefficient use lb 22 00, goodheifers goodlb and choice 00 cow. high utility and low tlandard 15 of that water. You dont handle five-cepapayas with the largely beer type; mol utility largely beef type; moet utility same care as you do offered. he papayas, cutters 12.50-- ,20; cannar. 00; Thus one approach to the Southwests water problem bulls utility and commercial 16 90; feeders: steers choice 500000 lb 21.20-is to insist that the. fanners there use their existing water CeJvas 300; slaughter ctaasee fairly supplies to maximum efficiency. This might be encouraged fully feeders firm In moder by gradually . . . raising the price of water to the farms ataly activertaady; trade; slaughter low chmct ib 50; good lb to reflect the true cost of delivery, Mr. Johnson said. lb feeder steers choice and primt 200 lb 25.50; choice the water of transfer for Northwest plans Visualizing Ib 21 25; ice 305 19 75, Ib 18 good as costing anywhere, between 60 and 100 billion dollars, lb Hogs none. t Sheep none. Mr. Johnson suggested there might be alternatives. st 0 nt 75-ce- nt 11.00-1- 3 0 23.50-2- 5 JUS-24.0- 0 0 0 heifers-cho- 3 0 Maybe Coals a Bit Cheaper If the water is to be used to generate electricity, might not coal be substituted? he asked. Maybe its cheaper to transfer electrical power than water, he suggested. Couldnt food products be shipped to the barren West from other parts of the country and abroad? Our problem today is not how to grow more food, but how to get rid of it, Mr. Johnson said. He added that congressional inquiries into the water problem are based on the wrong criteria. 'Congress asks how much water is needed in the dry West, based primarily on population growth, he said. They do not take into account the price of water. In fact, they seem at times to overlook the whole field of economics, Mr. Johnson said. Mr. Haycock assented that the questions are perplexmustnt be disregarded. It is true there is a surplus and ing now in many food commodities, but what about 15 or 20 years from now? he asked. On Other Side of the Coin . . . On the other side of the coin, there are predictions that the world is on a verge of food shortage, he added. We should be enthusiastically supporting the transfer of water into our region, Mr. Haycock said. He said he was sure that present water sources could be used more efficiently, and he agreed that this must be done before large amounts of money are spent for large scale CHICAGO Hogs 4,500; fairly active; barrows and gilts lower; sows steady; mixed 190- 250 Ib barrows and gilts 17.00-150, 30 head 18 00, 60 sorted 18.25; 3 0 Ib Ib ; 5 400 sows Ib 15 5 Ib 3 350 00; Mines 4 75. Cattle 700, calves 15; supply mostly cows not enough slaughter steers or heifers for market test, tew sales about steady, cows slow, 50 lower; bulls steady. 0 Ib Couple lots good and choice slaughter steers 23.00-2- 3 25; good 21 standard and low good 18 0 00; 0 Ib heifers 20 stangood dard and low good 17 utility and commercial cows 13 canners and cutters 11 3 50; utility and commercial bulls 16 Sheep 300, fairly active. Shorn lambs and shorn slaughter ewes fully steady; good and choide slaughter lambs Ib 24 choice and couple packs prime 90 Ib spring slaughter lambs 27.00; cull to good shorn slaughter ewes 6 OMAHA rows and gilts steady Hogs 8,000; bar- to 25 lower; sows Ib 17.50; 16.75-10 25; sows 14 6 00 Cattle 1,500; calves 25; steers, heifers and cows steady to 25 lower; mostly choice steers 22 good to low choice 20 same grade heifers 18 00; utility and commercial cows l?20 U.S. Ib Ib Just time enough for your report if yon skip those jokes weve all heard so often. Lacal Interart stack Quotations fvp ished by Dean Witter 4 Ca.: All sales in hundreds (00 emitted) (z) which except for those designated lots end carried are traded In in full. DIVIDENDS : (a) plus extra; (b) declared or paid so 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) Indicates foliowing figure is fraction In 32nd. th Grain Futures Babcok Bald L H BaltGE Bangor Bastclnc Bath ir Beat Fd Beckman BeechAc Close bS; Beth Stl am. 11 Noon 1 2 BostEd NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous me5 tal prices Thursday: Copper cents pound, Connecticut Valley; Lead 16 New York; Zinc 14V East St. Louis; Tin 1 72 1.293 New York;, Foreign Silver Troy ounce, New York; Quicksilver 0 flask, New York. $34,955,842 00 28,014,918 00 26,899,502.63 26,888,923.69 1.290.000 890 48 891.17 891.81 891.81 210 93 210 95 210 72 210.88 1190,000 1990.000 a.m. p.m. 3.560.000 3 P.m. Total 4.220.000 4.890.000 890.28 No. 425 25 50 500 210.27 Industrials 91.16 46.31 76 72 86.32 77.27 86.73 NEW YORK (AP) Sales, dosing price and net change of the 10 most active stocks Thursday; Bald Lima 18ft 169,400 ft Oim Math 98,200 486 Vi Am Tel Tel 79,500 66ft B Nominal -- NEW YORK (AP) Wool futures closed higher. May 120.6B, July 1)9 6B, Oct. 120 6B, Dec. 120 SB, March 120 6B, May 120 2B, July 119 ON. Certificated spot wool tops 163 ON. closed ,Wool tops futures Quiet, sales Certificated spot wool tops 163.oru 1 80 1.30 1.60 .70 1.20 26 24 26ft 26V 23 24 34ft 34ft 34ft 11 39 38 15- 1 3 S 1 - 84 63 43ft 42ft 36ft 37 21 35 69 34 100 98 18 28 153 6 90 180 34 20 45 35 28 37 159 70 28 1 1 - 12 71 345 154 97 101 20ft .60 33 32ft 35ft 46ft 45ft 32ft 62ft 27ft . . 54 35f-t- ft 48 25 ft ft ft 31ft 30ft 30V 30ft 76ft 75ft 76ft 41 40ft 40ft 42ft 42ft 42ft 73 73ft 72 54 53ft 53 22 22ft 21 13 13ft 13 39ft 38ft 39 37ft 31ft 31 ft 37 37ft 37ft 36 36ft 36 57ft 56ft 86ft 61 59ft 58ft 46ft 46ft Pepsic 44 44 33ft 32ft 33ft ft ft - ft RCA ft . ... ft ft ft 58 51ft 10ft 71 10 7014 5434 54ft 35ft 54 5534 94 35ft 7U 35ft J1 V4 1ft 20 V4 44 99 44ik 34ft 34 ft ft ft 19 74 47ft 3 ft ft ft rft 34ft ft 77 X ft ?J ft ft 77ft 34ft 4ft 4194 MfashPr WVaPu 58ft 19ft 77 24 56 78l 85ft 84ft 84ft 1 40 19ft 40 ft 69ft 69ft 69ft 69 68 68 38ft 38ft ft 57 56ft 56ft 1 14 13ft 13f- t- ft 31ft 30 31ft 38ft 51 50 10ft 10 31 31 14 14ft 42ft 41 14 42 33 37 6 17 37 32 64 ft ft ft 51 10 31 32ft 68ft ft ft ft ft 33ft 32ft 37ft 68ft 68f- t- 6 17 32 6 17 31ft 32 64 64 37 ft -..ftft . 10 32 S2'A 32 S3 127 127 127W 35 28 28 28 5 37 36 36 27 41 41 41 53V. 52 52 23 M 67 67 SS 69 68 687 46 9 9 9 7 19 19 19 . 34 17 17 17 90 36 36 36 1 24 26 26 10 2 2 2 5 41 41 41 19 27 27 27 59 03 82 83 174 13 13 13 14 20 20 20 10 20 28 28 18 44 43 44 23 100 1 105 105 144 S3 52 52 4 156 156 156 4 30 29 3- 011 34 34 34 X32 42 42 42 14 44 45 45 ... ... . .. .. .. . - - 37ft 31 'ft 37ft 477ft 48 31ft 31ft 51ft 17ft 35ft 31ft Whirlpl 2.40 WhlteM 1.40 White Strs 1 V Wllson&Co 2 31ft 52ft 17ft 58 - 36ft 31ft lift 30 29ft 87ft 7 35ft 21ft 14ft 17V4 48ft 21ft -w 35ft 20ft 14ft 17ft 47ft 48ft1 21ft 21ft ft .90 31ft V4 V 2 53 26 28 97 75 ft ft Va 51ft 16ft ft 57ft 58 ft WestemPeciflc 117 118ft1ft Weverh 1.20 43ft 43ft ft Wheel Steel 35ft 30ft 11 11 29ft 29ft 29ft 29ft 87ft 87ft 55ft 57 CHICAGO (UPI) Cheese: XYZ 39ft 46ft 212 123 40 44 5 36 30 31 74 71 34ft 34f- t- ft V4 42 41ft 42 XeroxCp .50 69ft 69ft 69V4 ft YongST 1 80 17ft-17ft 17ft ft YgtSD 1.40a 45ft 45141 47ft 1 49ft 74ft 74ft 74ft 74ft 73ft 73ft 55ft 54ft 55ft 69 ft 69ft 69ft 74R 73ft 73ft 45ft 45ft 4514 56ft 57ft 50ft ZAL ZeoithR 1.40 50 .609 .80 .48 1 40 .60 ft ft 122 44 36 1232 44 ' 36 31 31 77 77 40 Ib. block, 40 4; Swiss: (wheels) loo few to report; Swiss: 0 Ib. blocks) grade A 2 grade B grade C 434 WholeMle prices as reported by "Mercantile Exchange: . Butter: Steday. 93 score 57) 92 score score carlo!,: 90 score 5v2 W SCOT 57. t Eggs: Fully steady. While large extras 30; mixed large extras mediums 2Bt standards 28; check 2 Potatoes: Total U.S. shipments 563; arrivals 27; track 160; supplies moderate; demand fair; market steady. Track sales: (100 tb. U.S. 1A unleu othIdaho russets erwise indicated): 9.00; Maine katahdms 5.05: Minnesota-Nort- h Dakota Red River Valley round reds 00, Street sales: Idaho russets 9 25-- 50; Oregon russets 10.711.0; Maine katahdine 56; 29; Idaho Potatoes ft Processed loaf brick tingle daisies 4345; long- 42: horn, ft 1ft ft Live poultry: Too tew receipt,. ftjWinnOx 1.20 ft Woolwrth 1 39' ' Produce ft 34ft 39 Quotations New York (UPI) Istel Fd 37.42 30.17 KEYSTONE: National Associ4 Di ation of Seeurltlee 11.1611TB 9.97 10.89 Inc K- -l Deolerv Inc. 2 12 Gth 60 Thunday Id Asked HGr S- -l 26.23 201 2 Inc 2.97 2.72 15515.00 Aberfkt f.07 9.81 Affll Fd App S 3 10.17 19.02 27 62 LPr 34 5.67 19 Am Bus Inti 7.19 7.77 15.56 16.03 Am Grtti 7.19 7.00 Atom Ph 5 09 6.21 Knikr 17 07125 Lazard AXE HOUGHTON 10 9211.93 53 7.10 Lexlng AxeH A AxeH B 10.12 11,10 Mast Gr 9.55 10.44 Eost Fd 10.55 11.53 Moss Tr 17.25 10.05 Broad St 16.10 17.49 Nat WS 11 99114 Bullock . 15.11 16 56 NAT SEC SER: Balan 1146 14.71 Can Gen 21 M 23.56 Bond 20.04 21.68 62 7.23 Cdn Fd Divid 10.00 9.20 02 5. 49 Life Cap Pf Stk 7.63 034 CHANNINO Incom FUNDS: 45 7.05 9.44 10 3d 13.35159 Grwth Balan 2.06 2.25 Puritan 10.16 10.90 Com St X12.54 1170 Putnam 16 15 17.6S Grth 0.45 9.23 Pul Grill 10.52 1130 Inoom In Grtti 10.15 11.09 SCUDDER FDS: 100 2.19 Scud St 113d 1132 Specl 10.S3 11.72 Chem Fd 161 15.97 Sal Am Sh Bo, 11.60 116B commonwlth Sttt Am 17.30 10.07 FUNDS, Cwlh In 10.31 11.27 Swt Inv 9.40114 17.03 165 Diver Gr 10.57 11.50 Sovr in 20 Stale Sf 43.57 44.12 3 03 Divld Sh 5.02 Dow Th 29 STEIN ROE FDSf 21.51 23.30 Stein R 41.23 41.2$ Dreytu, Eatn Bal 13.3314.41 Stein In 17.1617.16 Fid Cap 12 461154 Slain St 37 05 37.05 Fid Fund 18 09 1936 Telev El 57 134 Fid Trnd 20.53 2132 TwnC G 4 09 34 Fid Mut 5.39 9.9010.02 TwnC I 10 5.19 5.60 UNITED FUNDS: . F.I.F. Gla Mut 140 171 A ecu 17.00 10.07 GROUP SEC Incom 116 15.40 Com St 15.11 154 Scion 10 85 Ham hda X5.59 6.67 Un F Cn 5 72 6.24 Incrp Inv 7.60 1.31 VALUE LINE FDSt 13 46171 Inv Bos Val Lne 6 60 7.21 INVEST GROUP: Val Inc 5 99 55 12.40 13.40 Mut Val Spt 01 16 21.30 23.50 Vangrd Stock 5.05 52 10 4111.19 Walls Select In 10.0211.03 Ver Pay 7.76 0.43 Wsh Mut 1161 170 Intcn 6 59 7.13 Well Fd 15.21 150 Inv Ret 11.1612.20 Wndior 173 111 108 31 37ft P 61 WamLm ft 1.30 WstAIrL .80 WsBanc 1.10 WestMd 1.40 WUnlon 1 40 WAirBr 1.60 WestEI 1.20 49 92 47 80 29 281 5 46 69 32 X27 20 12 133 28 33 40 33 43 102 19 1.60 ft IDAHO FALLS (AP) Federal Slat ft -Market News Service report for Thursft day. ft Potatoes Upper Valley, Twin Falls and Burley districts. Sales fob shipping point. Demand good and exceeds supply tor tha bast. Market strong. For others, demand light with market about steady. Russets, washed, 100 Ib seeks, U.S. No 1 size A, or minimum, 7.25 to 8 00 Non size A, 25 to 6 75. 14 ounce, 0.75 to 9.25. 9 50 to 10 00 minimum, or mostly 1 50 U S. No. 2 minimum, 5.70 to 05. minimum, 10 to 50. J5 russets -North round 9.50 reds russets 7.50, bakers 9.29.50; MinnesotaRed River Valley russet baker, 7.7 Dakota 6 Onions: Arrivals 3; track 15; sucollaa light; demand slow; market dull. Track sales none. 35H Va 1. Have you made 35ft- -ft 57ft 99ft . 17ft 149 ft 149ftl 53V4 50ft 53ft 21ft 34ft llft 29 and Ramodoling Sarvico QUESTIONS her husband ft 7734 77ft 77ft 7 34 7 Aft 77ft ft ... ... ! THE NEW a Will? TORSION AUTO-SHIF- T DRAFTING TABLE Dojou have an estate plan? 3. Have you named an experienced and capable executor ? 2. ft ft ft ft with answers are "NO .suggest his he see that attorney now. A lawyers modest fee is a wise investment that may save your family many thousands of dollars in estate taxes. 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Keamt Garage Periling Validated - r Thursdays TnansWA TrICont .37b 20th CP M 59 R 14 47 50ft 1 e- Quotations .90 60 118ft 3 43ft - PetMilk Pfizer&Co 1 PhelpO 3.40 Proc&G 1 85 Pullman s2 PureOU 1.60 14 54 ion 215 18 44 56 ft 15ft 31ft 35ft 94V4 91 62 2ft 27ft- -ft 27ft 54 31 11 55 61ft 31ft 36 .60 ft ft 54 77ft 35 34ft 66ft 68ft 31ft 32ft 34 14 5 4 982 5 118 349 6 9 2 70 46ftlftVs )5ft 15ft 24 24 36 5 42 7 40 78 8 35 24ft 58ft 1 501 1.40 PacGas 1.20 Pac Lt 1.30 PacPetro PcTAT 1.20 Pan Am .60 Panhdt 2.60 2 Paramont ParkeDv la Peabody C 1 Penney Ifta PennDxCt 1 PennPL 1.44 Penn RR la PeopGs 1.60 4 37 4 75 133 214 15 36 2 14 16 95 10 4 251 9 104 79 Udylite 1.40 UnCarblde 61 41ft 60 ft Un Elec 1.124 76ft 75 76ftlft UnlonOilC 1 8ft 7ft 7ft Un Pec 1 00 1 82ft 82ft 82ft ft UnTank 1.80 63 90ft 89ft 89ft ft UtdAircrft 2 16 40ft 40ft 40ft UtdAirL IV, 44 44 X4 44 ft UnCorp 104 36ft 36 36ft . . 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Ward Foods 50ft 50 2 80 ... ft ft 57ft ft 42 ft 65 ft 19ft ft 17ft ft 41ft1ft 83ft ft 42ft 1ft 36ft ft 19ft ft 32ft ft 35 ft 19 large SALES 51ft 51ft 40ft 41ft 50ft 51ft 44 -0- 38 57ft 56ft 43ft 42 65ft 65 194 19ft 17ft 17ft 42ft 40ft 38 137 46 8 39 20 Gas Com Cr 1 80 ComSIv 1 20 Com Ed 1 80 ComSat ConsEd 1 80 ConsFoods 1 ContA'rline ConNG 2 30 CnCoal 1 80 Container 1 ContBk 2 20 Coot CanC 2 ContMot 40 ContOil 2 40 Control Dta Controls 80 CoopBs 1 60 CominoGla ComPro 1ft Crane Co 2 CrownZel 9 Crucibt 1 90 Cudahv Pak - 18 70 65 27 12 16 40 25 174 84 Co 52ft 41ft 51ft 38 13 32 44 36 83 AmCar .90 loNatGas 2 17 Grade B Thursday Quotations from NASD at approximately 1 bios pm. All lxd$ Asked prices In national list are prices. Inter-dealQuotations do not Include retail markup markdown, or commission. The asked prices In local list hove been adjusted upward to Include mf proximal markup. Transm .80g Transltron NatDist 1.40 NatGyps 2g NtLead .75b Natl Steel 2 Nat Tea .80 Nev Pwr .76 Newberry J 1 20 N EngE 1 N J Zinc Newmt 1 40 NYCnt 1 30 Niag Moh 2 Norf&Ws 6a 57ft 99ft Dairy Market Eggs (prices by loose dozen) 35; A large 33; medium 30; 328-205- New York News TexGTr 1.90 TexGlfS .40 Texas Inst 1 Tax PL ,35b Textron TexUtil 1.36 ThiokolCh 41 ThompRW 1 Tidewtr Oil Timken 3.60 TraneCo .60 1ft rft 39J4 Wool Market TexEsTr 1.40 ?hft WA 34ft Uft 34ft 47ft SI Wait 1st So. i Tenn Gs ig Texaco 2 20 1ft D AA 30. gy e Chicago. Tribune 66 9 67 66141 80 80ft 80 69 69ft 69ft 42 41ft 47ft 78 '78ft 7Bft 2.40 SuburbG .60 SravDX 1.40 SunshMn .40 SimOil Swift & CO 2 41 11 c 41 16 X) 48 147 193 104 Stodebakr Mack Truck MacyCo Magma 1.40 Magnavox 1 Marathon 2 MarMid 1 20 MarshF 1.80 Mart Mar 1 MavDS 1.20 1 McCrory McDonll .60 McGrwEd 2 McKess 1.70 NoAmA 65 9 19ft 232 40ft .75 Sterling Stew Wn 1ft Stone 8. W 3 Litton Ind Tex G Sul Comw OH Ref Un Artists Schenley Assd Brew 142 59 78 StdOCal 2 20 StdO Ind 1ft StOilNJ .75b StdOhio 1 80 Std Packing StanWr 1.20 Stanray Stauffer Lou Nash 3 LukenS 30b 1.60 1 ' Ten Leading Stocks Aw 1ft ,40a .20 .09 .08 .16 StBrnd 76 37 49 117 SoNtGs 120 SoPac Sthn Ry 2 80 Sperry Rnd Spiegel 1.50 SquarD 1.60 Jtrt Change Close 21 27 122 146 12 30 6 14 18 14 49 45 .40a 507 SimmonsC 2 291 SmciairOil 2 57 36 SlngerMfg. SmithK 1.60 2.80 Socony 1 00 SoestPS SCalEd 1.20 Sttm Co 1 80 91 58 46 63 Railroads UtHitleg Stocks R&Co Shratn High 35 In .60 1.20 rurHPh 12.25N. sacurlties traded Advances Declines Unchanged New highs New lows .80 Curtiss Wr CHICAGO (AP) No 1 hard Wheat 1.5); No 2 herd 1 51; No 2 red 1.4W4. Com No. 2 yellow 1 33V.N Oats No 2 heavy white 75' 4. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.04';N. r Rail Standard & Poors Closing 500 Stock Index Briggs Mfg Bristol My 1 Brunswick Ruevrus p 9 Budd Co .60 BuffFrg 1 40 BullardC .60 BulovaWatch Burllnd 1.60 Burroughs I Col Gash Grain ri Indus. BiwKx 1.40 BlissEW 80 Boeing Co 2 Borden 210 BorgWr 2 20 CerroC Thursdays Quotations Bristol Silver, 1,000 at 9c. Crown Point, 300 at 37c. East Utah, 3,000 at 45c; 748 at 44c- - 500 Cardiff, 1,000 at 13c. ' at 3 100 100 at at 25; 44c; 242 at 43c. 350; Champion Silver, Grand Deposit 2,500 at 44c; 300 at 46c. 300 at 3 50; 100 at 3.25; 100 at 3.50; 100 t Kashmir OH, 100 at 8c. B00; 100 at 3 00. Mammoth, 100 at 6.50. Chief Con. Pfd. 100 at 2 25. Royston Coal, 5,000 t 7c. Clayton Silver, 100 at 30c. Tlntic Lead, 1,000 at 22c; 2,000 at fit. 125 at 85 at Combined Metals, 13c; Ut, Wyo OIL 500 at f7fte. llftc; L000 at 17c; 1,000 at 17c. Velum stock Exchange Sgr CaterpITr Bank Clearings Thursdays Quotations Hourly vrk - Servel Inc ShamOII 1ft Sharon .10b SheilOil 1 70 SheiiTr $4d f 1,349 1 551 SheUerMfg Ca. .25b C Salt Lake Stock Exchange r Over the Counter.., ... ColimsR 40 Colo Fuel&l N Pam ishad Mtmbtr rt tha Now NEW YORK (AP) 32 on Quotation by Oaadbady 4 32 1 Case(JI) Spot Metal Sers Thursday Bll Celanes CenSoy Prev. Schlum 140 .90 ScottPap SbrdAL 1 60 Dow Jones Averages 1.10 40 SrP oWs Soybean-- cony Huh Law Clesa Cht. Sales(hds) AcmeMk 2g Adresso 1.40 Admiral Cp AirPro .20g AirRed 2.30 Aligncp .20d AiiegLaStl 2 Alleerir 1.06 Aliach l.9og Allied Mill 2 Allied Strs 3 AlhsChl .50 AiphaPC .50 AlumLId .80 1.40 Alcoa AmaiSug Amerad 2.40 AmAirln Da ABrake 2 80 ABdcPr 1.40 AmCan Co 2 A Chain 1.40 AmConsu la AmCrySg 1 Am Cyana 2 AmElec 1.24 Am Exp Co AmForPw 1 AHom 1.56a AMechF .90 AMefCI 1.60 AmMotors 1 AmNtG 1.70 Am Smelt 2 Am Stand 1 AmSugar la Am TtlAT 2 AmTob 1.60 AmZwc 1.40 Ampex Cp Amstad 1.80 Anacon .75b AlKHG 1.40 ArUPSv .92 Armco Stl 3 Armur 1 60g Arm Ck 1.10 Aro Corp .80 AshldOi 1 60 Assoinv 1 40 Atchisn 1 60 AtlCstLine 2 AN Ref 2 40 Atlas Corp AvcoCorp 1 said. Quotations Chicago Daily News A ChRl&Pac 1 Chris Cr 101 1 Chrysler CinnGasEI 1 CIT Fin 1 60 25b Citadel CltiesSv 2 80 Wednesday's bank debits Same day last year Thursday's clearings Same day last year Finance Market WASHINGTON (API The cash position of U.S. Treasury compared with corresponding dato year ego: March 29, 194S March 27,1964 921 32 Balance 9.643.014 9,125,426,533 53 66.425,759,699 09 Deposits fiscal year July 1 a6.276.7gf.5SI 01 Withdrawals fiscal year 92,739,171 ,054.03 92.945,075.301.33 31 . 59.263,652 04 (x Total debt 310,506.963,975.76 , 1 5,461,938. 632-Gold assets 9561,664.706 99 (x) include t3tS.009J75.26 debt net aublect to statutory limit. NBW YORK tUPI) Selected (lock an New York Slock Excnane Thursday: ChampSPI 2 Chemetron 3hio 4 American Stock Exchange -- Treasury Thursdays Quotations Carter Mr. Johnson. - The New York Stock Exchange: Final Quotations Sheep 500; slaughter .lambs and ewesiCalPck .809 00; iCalHeda .80 steady; choice wooled lambs 24 choice spring lambs choice CampISp .90 with end prime shorn with fall shorn CaoDryCp 1 pelts 25.25 utility and good shorn ewes Cn Pac Ifte 6.25. CarlPLt 1.16 Carrier 1 95 Low r - t water transfer. As' an example, Mr. Haycock said the ground water, streams, and reusable water after sewage treatment going into the Great Salt Lake could be used more effectively by more efficient use along the waters route to the lake. In reply to questions about water supplied below cost, Mr. Goslin pointed out that this philosophy has been adopted over many years to develop irrigated areas to provide opportunity in the West. This opportunity has been followed by a tremendous multiplication of growth in industry, he Whether this philosophy is no longer of use in the West remains to be seen. Water imported into arid areas would be primarily used for municipal and industrial uses and then to supplement the present farming lands needing further irrigation, Mr. Goslin suggested. The last priority would be for the development of new desert lands, he said in rebuttal to UPI New York Times AP 13 The Range: Optfi High WHEAT alt f ak Ib 14 g ' gener- ally firm note and closed with a plurality of gains. The volume of trading showed modest improvement .The earnings report of the American' Telephone & Telegraph Co. spurred interest in the market Earnings for die 12 months to Feb. 28 were equal to $3.26 a share oh 517 million shares, compared with $3.09 on 488 million the year before, the highest for any ' company reported. west. ' The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, April 2, 1963 New York Times Service The stock NEW YORK market started 1965s second sup-fpl- 141 r In Modest Sales Tribune Staff Writer The economic posture of Utah and its states is irrevocably dependent on what water neighboring is supplied to the Southwest. Just how badly does the Southwest need water to build land maintam its industries, to y its burgeoning population and to grow its agricultural products? A University of Washington slaw professor, Ralph W. Johnson, resident of the relatively water rich Northwest,, wants the answer to that question before plans are 'enlarged to transfer water from the SouthNorthwest to the water-poo- r Tuesday p t Stock Mart Firm By Douglas L. Parker two-fol- Tf OFFICE HOURS Water From the North-- Do We Really Need It? ' V t So. Stats - f 1 h I |