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Show H ' Stock of Junker Cars Again on Decline 1 1 ; Bv Robert H. Woody reusable sources of new metal for new cars, whatever. Tribune Business Editor f The auto junkyards of the I! nations have always offended j, l the iisual sensibilities. fj 1 . 1 ,r-- n. T t I Dinner Talk These methods were reviewed by Karl Dean, a career metallurgist with the Salt Laxe Center, in a dinner talk to the Utah Section of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers Thursday night. The enormous resource of the junkers as stockpile was vivid in these statistics. Car production in the U S. annually accounts for 65 percent of the rubber , 50 percent of the lead, 30 percent of the zinc, 20 percent of the steel, II percent of the nickel, 10 percent of the aluminium and 8 percent of the copper used in the County. But thank God had those u g1 v piles of junk VXftvdunnS War World II be- - cause they did Jl boconie a sup-- ply of raw ma- tenals to fiS!it the war Mr. Woody And for years :he junk steel was useful in the steelmaking process. However, the more efficient oxygen smelting process came on in the late 50s, which eliminated the market for jutmed cars. The result: the p j of junkers grew higher and higher in the nations wrecking yards much to the irritation of those who would make America beautiful again. Mountain Dwindles The attrition of the junk piles and the economic salvaging of their content is, in part, the result of investigations of the Salt Lake Metallurgy Research Center of the U.S. Bureau of Mines. Here' methods were develand are oped dunng the 60s now in use to gut the cars in nonpolluting furnaces and to quickly separate the vari- - into component- V hour seminar on Phase 4 will be held Friday from 9 to 11:30 a m. at the Hotel Utah's Lafayette Ballroom. The seminar sponsored by the Salt Lake Area Chamber of Commee is open to the public. Keynote speaker will be Jack W. Carlson, assistant to the director of the Office of Management and Budge , and deputy member of the President's Cost of Living Council. Mr Carlson is a business graduate of the University of Utah and earned a doctorate in economics from Harvard University. Dr. John T. Dunlop, director A the mountains of the estimated 20 million or so junked cars are beginning to dwindle again at the rate of two millio i junkers a year. ous metal 2 Metal Markets - LONDON wire Spot copper UPt) bars closed the second session on the Metals Exchange 6 pounds higher with buyers 798 and sellers 799 pounds per ton, forward 8 pounds higher with buyers 785 and sellers 786 pounds per ton. Sales tons 8,150 Soot cathodes pounds higher with 778 oounds per buyers 777 and sellers ion. forward 10 pounds higher with bwvers 60 and sellers 768 pounds per ton. Soles 275 tons Soot tin 20 pounds higher with buyers 2130 pounds per ton, 2)20 ond sellers forward 16 pounds higher with buyers 2083 and sellers 2085 pounds per ton Sales 685 tons Soot lead 2 pounds higher with buyers 182 : and sellers 183' 2 pounds oer ton. 2 forward pounds higher with buyers 185' ? and sellers 186 pounds per ton Soles 2.175 tons Spot mc 17 pounds higher with buyers 48 ond sellers 420 pounds per ton, for ward 14 pounds higher with buyers 410 and sellers 4l0'2 pounds per ton. Sales 3 325 tons Spot silver 3 80 pence higher with buy er$ 11140 ond sellers 11160 pence, 3 months forward 4 30 pence higher with buyers 115 40 ond sellers 115 60 pence. 7 months forward 4 20 cence higher with buyers 119 70 ond sellers 119 90 pence per troy ounce Soles 351 lots - SILVER FUTURES Silver futures NEW YORK UPI) closed Thursdoy 718 to 770 points higher Soles 5.030 contracts JOLIET, til ftjRI) Livestock Thors Cottle 25. Insufficient volume to cstobllsh morket octive Hoqs 1,000. trode moderotely Barrows and gilts 1 00 to mostly 2 00 lb 43 No lower; No. dov lb. 00 43 50, a afterburner. They also improvised upon the ancient technique of winnow ing grain by developing an air blower that could separate various metallic components by weight after the car body had been chewed into small pieces by machine-powereequipment. Shreds of 7inc d They also have developed low super temperature No. Friday's estimated receipts 1,800 cattle, hogs 800 of the Cost of Living Council, was to have been the main speaker. He was compelled to cancel his visit because of the fuel oil and gasoline ':ortages impending in major cities, according to Fred S. Ball, executive vice president of the tion Committee on Health; David Wilson, of the councils general counsel office; Roger L. Hefferan, deputy director of the council s exceptions office food division, and Harold L. Aronson, director of the councils construction and services division office. Section D - 40 Jun Aug Sep Settlement prices on prev ond close 82 47 40 45 55 46 05 46 12 45 67 40 87 42 40 45 55 46 46 45 OS 12 67 45 30 40 42 45 46 46 4S 45 Oct FEEDER CATTLE: 56 25 56 75 56 Seo 53 10 53 10 So Oct Nov S3 70 53 20 56 00 56 00 Mor LIVE HOGS; 39 25 39 25 Oct 41 17 41 1? Dec 42 Tl 47 72 Feb Apr 41 Jun Jlv 47 42 Aug MOV Jlv Two shapeless piles of debris are all that remain of a car iden- - 80 20 15 41 25 40 00 41 60 41 65 41 60 41 25 82 A 40A 55A 05A 12A 67 A 30A 75A IDA 53 20A S6 00A 39 25A 41 17 42 7?A 4 60A 42 00 41 90 41 40B 40 00 24 50 33 45 25 127 46 67A 46 30A By Harlan Draeger Chicago Daily News Writer If you're turnCHICAGO ing off unnecessary lights at home to conserve energy, you have some impressive company Sears, Roebuck & Co. stores are limiting the number of TV sets in operation dunng shopping hours The huge Bell Telephone System is keeping tight conin trols on m and summer heating k o 57 25A 54 10A 54 TOA 57.00A 40 75A CHICAGO Mov Jlv AUQ 67 10 61 55 60 50 62 10 55 60 50 61 Feb Mor - Egg delivered market to Chi- B 62 10 61 55A 60 50 57 60A 51 60A PE Soles High Low Close 12 7 6 9 10 8 9 13 87 6 ADrStTel 48 T l & Am T T & - Dairy Market- - e City-base- d ter temperatures g piece-good- .5? 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MrGrEl Thursday's quotations tat Curtiss W- -t 25 Cyprus Ms 1 10 171 4 33 a 22 McCrov Intermountain Stock Exchange Thursday s Quotations Wednesday s Bank Debits o?3 8P2 Same Dav Lost Yeor 14 77T.7V6 "5 ?70 408 Todav s Oennogs 45 4)1 3 Same Dav Year 29'b 74 353 Mave-O- FUNDS: Balncd Grwth Incom Soed J 214 6 11 10 Mov D SECURITIES Wool j 15i SouthCo Lockheed Lone S Ind Mor Oil Thursday s Quotations Quotations from the NASD ere reo resentotive mterdeo'er prices os of Interdeoler ooproximately pm markets chonge throughout the dav Prices do not includ? markup, markdown or commission r 2 20 90 Marcor MorMid 80 Marsh F 1 24 VortMr 11 5 Over the Counter. 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A So Ind 2 8 KanNeb 12 10 48 9 KonPLt KavserR 60 5 Kennecot 2 10 Kerr Me 60 3? 20 15 Km Cl K L M Airi Koooer 1 88 7 Krottco 1 77 13 20 37 Kresqe JO 18 Kroger KC 106 53 106 26 106 27 A i I 60 80 86 Riviana RconSt .71b Robshow .90 80 Rockwii Rohr Ind 90 RovalCC 64 RovID 1 08b Poor 26 18 21 33' RioGr In RioGr pf L Stondord 196 1285 12 12 12 97a 18 4 21 i R 131 20 1 32 32s 97 77 ns t3, - l,'8 Rev Ind 2 68 Rev Met .40 ReobStl 303 34 689 97 95 18J6 188 711 208 7? 14 9 19 Ralston Roython RCA Corp 4a Rel Elec 80 14 Reoubhc Co 13 j 404 39 SO 344 70 8 80 27 20 8 ? 9 1 uS Col 35 12i 3BJi PPGInd Proc&G 35s- t- 'a 35 11 38 163 schedules. b: J Poor's Closing 500 Stock Index & degrees), (72 weatherstripping, keeping exit the doors closed, reducing systems, lighting lime in auto cenengine-idlinters. checking tire pressure on vehicles and special driver training The Fabrics West chain, headquartered in Sacramento, includes 13 large stores, chiefly m the northern California area. John R. Ruppel. president of Fashion Fabrics, said the acquisition is for an undisclosed amount of cash. 0 Am AMF In TREASURY STATEMENT Withdrowols (UPI) for Treasury accounts May year through Sept. 17 un Jlv CITY LAK SALT Eggs, a to vear ago compared Aua THIS YEAR rhanqed prices to retailers, delivered 167,689 512,088 75 to stores, in cartons, coses exchanged Withdrawals 54.712,368,690 09 Grade AA extra large Grade AA Deposits 2,626,523,765 18 Cosh balonce Grade AA medium 72 77 large 461,317,645,616 61 Grade AA small Public debt LAST YEAR Prices to producers Grode AA lorge $59,774 314.497 07 Withdrawals Grode Grode AA medium 44,547,959 750 61 6164, Deposds AA small 71 3 f osh boiance 179,464,793 lb 40 rindless block $9' Cheese 438.186.921.72 Public debt sondwich loaf 91 mild longhorn 96 internal Revenue collections on Sept 93 score 102 2. 92 score 102 Buffer were ft, 770.020.995 99 WASHINGTON ond deposits m the current fiscol dant energy, these have great potential for saving on operatsaid Lawrence ing costs. Green, director of operating equipment research for Sears. Sears, the nations largest retailer, has issued an energy' act'on program to its widely scattered facilities, recommending dozens of conservation steps. These range through minimum summer temperatures (75 degrees), maximum win- Industry Giants Giants of business and industry are taking the idea of energy conservation seriously these days. It not only cuts down consumption of scarce fuels but also saves money. Sears and Bell System officials related their experiences with 'arge-scalconservation programs at an energy crisis conference here. Both said the policies were paying off. Even in an era of abun- - s national Fashion Fabrics. Inc., Salt Lake retailer, announced agreement in principle to acquire all of the outstanding stock of Fabrics West, Inc., California fabric retailer. 262 900 193,100 T Standard 6 ABrand 2 38 8 AmBrcst 64 13 Am Con 2 20 9 370 A Cyan 1 40 It 142 Am Distill 15 Bid 1780 1700 Jlv Thursday Prices paid SOYBEAN MEAL cago generally weak. Prices to retailers Bid. limit closed Oct Extra cartons up A. m delivered). (grade 192 00 183 00 184 00 Oct mediums large 69 72; large 164 00 190 00 182 00 Dec 185 00 189.50 18100 Jan 183 00 189 50 181 50 Mar - U.S. Treasury inter. Fabric Firm Lists Plan NEW YORK (AP) Soles, closing prices ond net change v octive stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange Sales Fed Nat Mtg 46,900 374 400 Romoda Inns 788 200 Boise Cascade 25 94 140 42 62A 44 22 43 10 43 15A 43 10A 42 7S Produce Market B EGGS w fine-tunin- g Cask Grain grade . Ten Leading Stocks AMegCp .10b 0 Allg Pw 44 Athd Ch 1 32 8 AlnedSt 1 40 3 Alcoa 94 AmalSu 1 60 A Hss of 3' j Am Airlines 40 00 Oct FROZEN PORK BELLIES' 63 75 63 75 63 75A 65 25A Feb 62 80 62 80 67 80A 64 3CA Mor CHICAGO Wheat ond corn UPI) were mixed, com irregularly higher and soybeans substantially higher ot the close Thursday on the Chicago Board of Trode Wheat was off 7 to up 6' a cents, corn to 4. and soy otf j to up 3; oats ub beans up 19 to 20 Competition from other exporting no tions more willing to offr their whcoi brought lower prices Corn support came mostly from locpl sources Sovbeons advanced shoroly on strength m end oroducts Oots moved in svmoothv with corn The outside markets were mixed 95b-90- I U.S. Firms Trim Energy Use All Acme Vikt 60 Address Admiroi Cp Aireolnc 80 Albertsn 50 . Policies Paying Off exceot Prev. Units 41 82 A 43 40 A 46 55 47 05 A 47 l?A '"- " deal to the one in the background after it passed through shredder. i The New York Stock Exchange: Final Quotations 16ths. Aor Jon Mar o Board of Trade Feb Sep Oct Dec 1 1 Page SV- it--- sales in hundreds omitted (00) tor those designated U) which Dow-Jon- es are traded In 10 shore lots ond corned m full DIVIDENDS, are annual unless otherwise identified (0) plus extra, (b) DOW JONES AVERAGES Dow Jones dosing paid last year, (c) payment on occumu NEW YORK (UPI) mg loted dividends, London Stocks Mixed (d) declared or paid range of overoges so for this vear, no regular rote, (e) Stocks Low Cotton Futures Mostly higher Close Chg Open High oft 10 16 30 915 71 95 42 9U9 54 920 53 Ind cash plus stock, (g) annuo! rate Ciiicogo Groin FuturesflWheat closed 7 to up 6' 1 cents, corn off b to uo 3 stock dividend, (h) paid this yeor plus 170 Tran 169 07 172 04 167 17 170 07 98 83 99 73 to 4, and soybeans uo 19 to 20 latest dividend omitted, oots up 0 16 99 73 100 46 in 15 Util (1) percent 279 34 282 60 277 08 280 62 Cottle Trade insufficient soles to estob stock, 65Stkssssssssee oo-in last stack (k) percent list) o market Transactions in stocks used in overages vear, (q) m bankruptcy receivership or reogamzoticn, (s) capital distribution, (x) exdividend, (wi) when issued ( t) worrants FRACTIONS indicates following (f) CHICAGO (UPD Livestock Futures figure is fraction in 32nds, (1) indicates following figure s fraction in 64ths. (r) following figure is fraction m256ths, (s) following figure ts traction in l?8ths, (t) indicates following figure is froction in High Low Close LIVE BEEF BATTLE: COPPER FUTURES Coooer futures NEW YORK fUPI) Thursday closed 120 to 175 points higher Soles 1,868 contracts Lew Close Prev. High - Market - limtnre -- - of Directors Sugar Co. declared a quarterly dividend of 10 cents sharp payable Oct. 31 to holders of record Oct. 10. In recent years, the company had paid 20 cents a share quarterly on its common stock. However, severe weather conditions damaged storage piles of beets in Washington and severely cut into earning prospects. Directors declared a quarterly dividend of five cents a share in March and 10 cents a share in June. Friday Morning, September 21, 1973 NEW YORK Markets at o (UPI) glance at the close on Thursday Stocks Higher in active trading Bonds Slightly higher U S. Government Bonds Slightly higher in moderote troding American Stocks Higher n active trod ) Livestock CITY Thursday Cattle 6 000. Feeder ovction not lbs 500 Steers fully under established, heovler weights opening 4 60 to 6 00 lower, instances 8 00 lower than not last Thursday. Heifers fully e'.tob'i CHICAGO (UPD Cosh gram .bed; weights over 500 lbs opening 3 00 2 No Wheat soft unchanged. to 6 00 lower than last Thursday Feeder 5 30' N steers early sales mostly choice 514 698 off 1b. No 2 vellow 2 48N Corn lbs 5130 53 30, 176 head choice 740 878 2 No extra heavy Oats unchanged. 50. Load choice 725 lbs 50 30 los 50 38N White Heifers Few loads high good and lower Bariev molting 2 25 2 SON; feed 150 half choice lbs 47 80 52 00; load SON infs choice 620- 785 lbs 4J 50 46 70 No. Soybeans unchanged, yellow Hogs 2,700 Barrows ond gilts 75 cents 6 UN to 00 lower, U 5. 1 and 2 77 head near 700 lbs 43 50 U S 1 to 3 20C 260 lbs. 42 75 3 25 00 Sows under 500 lbs 50 cents to to 3 320 600 lower, over 500 lbs. Steodv. 50 ils 39 50 00 to Produce Thursday. CHICAGO (UPD Sheep 200 Soring lombs lover. Shorn ewes steodv to 50 cents Cheese five lb processed loaf 84' 2, lower, mostly choice some with end muenster iS94'4. Cheddar single daisies lbs. 29 00 31 00 Cull utility lonahorns 9034-9- , 40 lb. blocks prime, lb. grode A 00. Swiss blocks ond good ewes 10 KANSAS Mine It? V $ 4k Dividends Utah-Idah- chamber. Panelists include: Henry A Di Prette, director of the councils Policy Implementa- 'A TT Sugar Firm Lowers fibunr 3n$incss - w N . 1,500 po v.ds in former metal four Indeed, components. times as much plastic is used in 1973 cars as in 1960 cars, he said But the battle Is being won for example, The bureau, with working cooperatively Ford Motor Co , has develwater oped a superheated technique to reduce plastic foam into a recyclable plastic. With some ot tne plastic now worth as much a pound as the metal it replaced, new techniques of reduction will be forthcoming, he said. Salt filler L I ' he said, has The industry, a ! , crunch. Detroit indicates 500 pounds of plastic will save as much as 1,000 to of 1 f 1 - energy minus 5C degrees centigrade, then passing them through a hammer mill. The zinc shatters into a powder under the impact and separate.;. The residual aluminum and copper is separated by flota,..m in a heavy medium. While the researchers have won one battle, they are faced with another, Mr. Dean pointed out. And that is the economic recovery and recycling of plastics that are being used in ever increasing volume by the car industry. Turned to Plastic the combustion products into a harmless carbon dixoxide, by passing thorn through a Oct Dec Grain Livestock Markets 42 Render Harmless The metallurgy research center developed an incinerator technique to gut a car and its components and to render 1 1 r V 1 turned to plastic as a weightsaving measure dunng the method to separate the nonmagnetic shreds of zinc, aluminum and copper. This is done by bringing the shreds to Markets in Brief YORK Metol prices. (UP!) NEW YORK (UPI) Foreign Aluminum, prmory, 9S oer cent plus, domcstP gold prices Thursday oure, SO lb. ingots 25 00 c lb LONDON 1 Antip ony, domestic, 99' per cent pure, 00 Morntt g fixna 102 40 up fob LorJo. Texas, Bulk 66 00 c lbS Afternoon ti; mg 103 25 up 1 85 delivered U CoDoer, electrolytic, PARIS Free .norket) 110 97 up 4 22 c lb.; Lake 59 672 c lb. 104 06 UP 2 75 FRANKFURT 75 leod, common, US. 16 50 c lb. ZURICH 102 75 bd 103 75 asked uo Manganese, 99 9 per cent pure, boxed NEW YORK 85 103 55 up regular, 33 25 c lb. & Harmon, noon Handy Nickel, electrolytic cothoaes. f o b. Port Engelhard 103 55 bid 103 75 asked ud Colborne, Ont , 153 00 c lb 85 Platinum, soft, 99 5 tme, producer European prices tor 99 50 per cent fine S150.00-I5S164 00 00; ness, U 5. prices 99 95 02 HANDY AND HARMAN Quicksilver. S274 00 286 00 76 lb flosk SILVER Tin. N Y. prompt delivery 240 75c lb. NEW YORK (UPI) Handy ond Tungsten powder. 98 8 per cent miniauoted silver at 275 8 Thursdoy lb 50 nom mum pure. 54 cents per ounce, up 11 3 cents from Zinc, prime western US 20 25 21 00c lb Wednesday. NEW About eight million cars are junked every year in the United States. 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