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Show r JOB Mutual Funds NEWS, Friday, June 27, 1969 DESERET NEW YOfiK (UPU as quoted bv the Rated Big Crime Factor Apathy - NeiNEW YORK (UPI) ther business leaders nor the public really care enough about the rising rate of crime In the United States to shoulder any responsibility for stopping it, a number of speakers said Thursday at a seminar sponsored by the Nation.! Industrial Conference Board. The speakers in the Conference on Crime and the Corporation included lawyers, po leaders. are We in law enforcement that now this aloofness had lack of social controls that seems to prevail. Brostron said the refusal in many cities to pay policemen was salaries respectable of the publics symptomatic unwillingness to give more than lip support to the cause of law enforcement. He said substitution of the squad car for the foot patrolman had destroyed friendly relations between the ordinary cop and the citizenry and lice executives and corporate looking very hard for signs of public concern and support that will eventually mean the end of the near rebellion that faces our country today, said Chief of Police Curtis Bros-tro- n of St. Louis. I am not speaking of the black-whit- e he problem, said, but of the permissiveness of our society and the been compounded by the between of hostility impact and the minority police groups. This impact, Brostron said, is having a serious effect on the stability of society in the larger cities. District Attorney James D. said of Denver McKeviit spreading alcoholism and narcotic addiction and breaking down of the family are adding nighimarish burdens to the typical prosecutors job. Growing numbers of runaway childian of parents with substantial means are hopairliners commercial ping daily departing for cities such as Denver with funds to carry them through only two or three weeks. They are tire soHuck Finns of phisticated our generation but their ultimate experience is not near so idyllic aa Hucks trip down the Mississippi. NASD Bid Asked well-to-d- o Grwth 2.48 2.71 7.55 8.25 Income 8.22 9.00 Spec Fd Stock Fd 10.88 10. .98 1.07;Eberst 11.93 13.04 'Egret 5.98 6.54 Emerg 3J7 3.65 Energy 11.35 12.41 Ent Fnd 10.12 Equity 6.99 7.60 Eqt Gr 8.99 8.99 Essex 9.77 10.68 Everest 3.19 3.491 Expl Fd Askg Istef Fd 22.99 23.70 Puritan l0 8.ni 15.1516.56 Invest PUTNAM Funds. 9.52 9.52 12.0113.13, Ivy Fd 11.22 12 Equity 15.01 16.40 J Hanck 8.42 9.15 Geo Afgture 14.1915 13.77 15.05 Jhnstn AH Am 21.39 21.39 Grth 12 13.78 14.98 KEYSTONE: Alpha Inc 8 59 9 8.40 9. 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Asso Fd 3.79 FINANCIAL Lex 15.04 Res 16.44 22.68 75 20 ' Sec Astron Inf a'; 6.42 7.02 Sel Am PROGRAMS: AXE HOUGHTON: Librty 10.27 11j 4.48 5.44 Sel 6.60 2.23 Life Gr Dyn 7.16 7.78 15.68 17 Spc Life 6.86 Ins Ind 5.26 4.81 7.50 9.2710.08 Sh Dean 24 33 24.. 7.08 7.74 Side Fd 7.16 7.84 Lina Fd Inc 7.13 7.79 10.25 11.2 8.24 9.02 LOOMIS SAYLES: 5.80 6.30, Fin Vent Sgme Co io 37.62 11.00 Canlnt 12.02, 37.62 Sgma In 12.19 8.68 8.081 WF Va 13. 9.49 10.40 Cap Dv 12.00 12.00 Smith n , 7.00 7.o5iHt inG 50 9.5, 15.00 15.00 Sws ln 8.82 9.67 Mut 9.99 10.92 ilstln S 95510.3 Manhfn 7.45 8.14 Sovr n 8.47 9.26 Fst Multi 9.54 9.69 4.6; 16.0 7.63 8.34 'Mass Fd 10.98 12.00 St Farm 14.55 15.73 Fst Nat .4 46 5.4 Mass Gr 12.1013.22 State St 8.38 15.38 16.84 Fltchr C ... 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CmStFd Unified 11.32 12 V 10.88 11.89 Unifund Ham Gr 9.09 9.93 Batan COMMONWLTH 10.50 1.37 1.49 Bond 5.63 0.15 UNITED FUNDSlijo Hanover FUNDS: Divid 4.64 5.07 9.61 10.50 Hardor 7.61 8.32 Cap AU Pf 15.54 16.98 7.18 Hartwef Stk 7.85 Inc InCom 14.44 15 84 12.49 13.51 5.63 6.15 Inv Scien 8.16 8.8? 3 9.90 Un F Cn 13.0514.26 Stk 7.82 8 56 9.38 10.25 VALUE LINE FOS3.19 3.49 COMMONWLTH 15.57 16.22 6.13 6.72 TRUST. 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He charged that business management at all levels tends to prefer to pass the cost of crime on to consumers in higher prices rather than accept the burden of cleaning house. Thursday's Quotations Fallowing is a Ihtof bid and asked oricea an Mutual e.,., Inc. Bid Asked Bid Asked Bid 12.59 13.76J 6.35 6.94 II OPEN 9 to 9 Allied' 6419 So. 9, tZ State Murray, Utah ice i j JACKETS rW Coast Guard just approved right for water skiing or boating. And at a bargain pricel IF WE DON'T HAVE IT, you DON'T NEED IT!" BOAT PADDLES WATER &OARS Use regular or slalom combination, Oars 6 ft. 6V2' ft. 7 ft. Paddles 412' ft. ft. 512' ft. 5 ANY SIZE tya'nished. Values to $4.00 $lj99 each Your Ihoice fy SKIIS laminated BOAT - hard- wood; easily adjusted bindings. Guaranteed one year! mim Reg. $29.95 ! s99 ; SALT $9.95 Value HIGH GRADE SNELLED BOAT or CAMPER JACK No. 1702 TOW ROPES FISH HOOKS WINCHES Bona Allen Rawhide covered Wood tree Select Russet leather SOLID GLASS ROD 100 YDS. LINE PRACTICE PLUG Single or double handle. 75 $5.99 Value ft. long Johnson Peerless -- HORSE Saddle Pads HALTER m Small-Med- ., 2 for STRETCH DENIM Ai I) ' plaids and floral designs. Sizes 8. DRESSES V EastUtah, t 100 cotton with sleeves or sleeveless asstd. colors. UtahCons, Cotton .Original White Mountain A Pares, cores and slices in one operation! You hafta see it! Reg. $4.99 $J99 No. 1 Air 25-L- Floated GRAPHITE JAO..Z 5 GAL. PLASTIC PICKLE EARTHENWARE JEEP CAN CROCKS Ideal for water or gas; weight but sturdy! light- Complete with spout. Good for making pickles and sauerkraut. $fl9 NON-STICKIN- G FRY GRIDDLES iww choice choice lb lb 31. Qood ? heifers choice 90d standard and utility and eommericat Markets In Brief Complete with bar and chain, Mac 1 5 direct-driv- e. Easy "Plug in" installation REG. $134.50 50' cable included Vi "xl 7 ft". Guaranteed not to crack, warp or peel. $M50 VU POLY MATTRESSES 24x72x2 24x72x3 24x72x4 30x72x2 36x72x2 36x72x3 30x72x3 MADE TO FIT CAMP STOVES EASY CREDIT TERMS i , cows and good bulls j . 300; sprlnq slaughter lambs Sheep steady to mostly 25 lower; sprino slaughBy United Press International Jb and prime S Loer ln relatively light trad- - ter lambs choice choice mostly ing Bonds Irregular. Government bonds .usUnchanged in quiet trading. ,,0Ck Lower in tradTnsf 9 m ygfm1 , OMAHA 30x72x4 36x72x4 48x72x2 48x72x3 48x72x4 grain steel, lids extra at 22c. 3.50. 150; slawkf Cattle 1,200; calves steerr nd heifers barely steadyf cows Steers slauohter bulls steady? steady, and CHAIN SAWS 12 lbs. of fine Kln3 at 77Vk. GENUINE McCULLOCH NOW ENJOY A WONDERFUL NEW CONVEN. IENCEIN YOUR CAMPER-PICKU- P INTERCOM APPLE PEELER 14100 TOC at 12.71. 100 at 100 Shtep 113 head. Slaughter ewes 4.25 to Good to Feeder lambs choice slaughter lambs Cattle 886 heed. Market turn 25 te 50 lower at midweek on fed cattle and utility cows. Soma weakness on feeder steers. Other classes steady with canner and cutter cows 25 to 50 higher Monday Steady Wednesday. Cows Bulk of canner and cutters Utility and commercial cows cows Standard Good to choice bulls Slaughter 5 lb slaughter calves Fed Cattle-Choi- ce730 to 880 lbfed steers Choice Standard to good Hoi. steers Choice fed heifers absent. Good t low 60. choice 32.00-3; Bulk of feeder steers Feeder Cattle and heifers were in small odd lots. CT y not as attractive as In past weeks. Choice 510 to 685 lb feeder steers . Choice 830 to 880 lb lb feeder steers Good 640 to 745 Hot. feeder steers 28 Choice 410 to 47 lb steers 0 Choice Good lb Good pound feeder heifers heifers lb 7 27.10-250. Choice 260 to 400 lb heifers Good Matching shorts Available LINSEED OIL 45c; 7.00. TO PURE, BOILED It Livestock Priced From Now 1.50. 54)00 NORTH SALT LAKE Weekly tumma-ry- : Hogs 246 head. Market steady. US No 1 and 2 200 to 220 lb barrows and gilts Sows 25.00. 175 to 240 lb Priced from Reg. $5.95 at Horn, 500 at 3.62W. Kennebec, 500 at 5.50; 500 at l.62'; With sleeves or sleeveless plain flowers plaid or stripes Washable to 1 4 400 GoodellMonorail, on Knit Blouses, DRESS PANTS 18 00 BullMon, 700 at 70c. ChiefCons, 100 at 3.50. Comstock, 100 at 1.50. Croft, 4,000 at 42c. Crown, 100 at 1.40. Water, 100 17.62W 34.50 1.8S. Wide Selection and .85 SALE Banner, at 57.00. Bristol, 2.CC0 at 26c. BullEx, 600 at 1.70; 500 at 1.75; 4,000 at Only $14. Sizes 2 or green colors. W 1. 62 '4 6.75 .25 2.37 7.50 12.75 .19 10.00 12 00 5.2S .22 17.00 1.00 3.62 3.75 17.25 33.50 16.75 NoLily, 400 at 1.55 ParkCltv, 1,000 at 35c. Sage, 100 at 6.50. Sioux, 1,000 at 23c. Sundance, 100 at 10.00; TinlicLd, 800 at 75c; 300 TinticStand, 100 at 7.50. TOthCent, 100 at 11.00. GIRLS WRANGLER', Bright new colors in plains, Red - Blue Large sites. LADY JEANS Combination hair and Jute Mixture Duck Top Bound Edges White cotton Rope in &, per card BIG HORN , skirt Asked 8.00 6.50 .22 2.00 6.50 12.00 .75 9.50 11.00 5.00 .20 15.00 J5 Padded quilted seat. Double rigging, leather covered stirrup. REEL Bid .24 Rico .75 Sage 1.4S Sioux t.62Vt SoStand .50 StandMet .47 Sundance .26 Tinticld 3.62 TinticStand 5.75 20thCent .75 jUnPkClty 10.00 UtahCona 3.25 9.25 UtWyoCont .23 'Water 1.60 Whittington .28 UtPliL .16 ZCMI SADDLE Geared for Easy Use. Ruggedly built. OUTFIT PUSH-BUTTO- N EXCHANGE Asked; WATER SKIING Casting STOCK LAKE fJ.ZX: Friday's Quetatiens U Spin J? ANCHORS L.an, choice pieces to choose from. All sizet, shapes and thicknesses. INSTANT CREDIT WITH ANY MAJOR CREDIT CARD. UP TO $150. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. utility, commercial Grain Futures R0rte London stocks Th. Rangt; Cosed lower. Cotton futures Opan High Steady. WHCAf Chicago grain futures Wheat closed off 2 cents to 1.27. 1.27. cents? corn off v, to 1.331 1.32i. Sep 1.38 '.4 1.38 14 Dec and soybeans off to Mar 1.42 1.42 1.4234 1.4234 May 'ly Wool Market Mai 3 2113. 61 "3 1.27 V, 1.27A 1.301 1.30 1.36 1.36 1.37. 1.37k Jiy 114 0 21140 Ill3f 0:, "37 Certificated wool soot sl!5 0? Wool tops futures closed quiet, no Certificated spot wool tops $158.5. sales( Sep Dec Mar Mav 1.401 1.26H i.J7H 1.2574 1.241', T.29' 1.32' 1.25A 1.25 Jlv Sep Dec Mar May Jiy ryc .62' .65 .67' .6764 Bank Debits Aua see Nov Jan Mar May 1.25 1.231 1.26 1.26 1.284 1.27' 1.31 'I .3264 .ill 4 .604 ,62'4 .61 64 .664 .6014 .6164 .6664 .67' .67 .66, .6764 .67W - .654 .664 62- .656, .68 8U 1.18'i 1.11, 1.1564 1.1564 1.20 1.17 1.20'a 1.20' 1 1.17 1.2214 1.22' 1.20 1.264 1.26 2.63 2.4514 2.35", 2.40-1- 2 68'4 1.2064 1.21'4 1.22 1.25, 1.25', 1.25'i neN.fWDr Friday. Copper cents Connecticut Valley. Lead 15 fPpund, cents e pound. New York. Zinc 16' 4 cents a pound. East St. Louis. Tin 1 60 a pound, New York. Gold 41 25 per troy ounce. New York. Silver 1.560 per troy cunce, New York. Quicksilver 474.00 nominal per flask. New York. 1.27'k 1.32'4 1.23W 1.28 1.3164 .61 Sep Dec Mar May Metal Market 1.27- OATS .32' 1.38V 1.407 1.63 1.264 1.27k 1.24V, 1.271 1 1.401 CORN NEW YORK (API Wool closed Thursday unchanged to .1future, of a 114.5 1114.6; Oct, l,4?,n,.qJr;,fU.1' 2114.5; Dec 114.0 . 2.66' 4 2.634 2.63 2.6214 1.25'A 2 1.2214 1.26't U6f 63. MM 2.424 2.63 1 2.45j 2.44l 2.44 2.35'4 2.40 2.45'4 2.444 2.45s 2.35 2.40' 2.48' 4 2.35 2.40 2.44W 2.4 2.a 2.45-- 2.351 2.40, 2.486 Produce Market CHICAGO Produce: (UPI) Cheese: 5 lb processed loaf brick Cheddars: Muenster June 17, 1767 S'ndle daisies longhorns Fridays bank debits Swiss (wheels) too 11 11 'lit 40 16 block Same day last year ,e 10 report; blocks 0 lb) Grade A 101 Weeks bank debits M7SS; Grdae B Grade C iJiJlg Same week lest year Wholesl prices as reported y thf Chicago Mercantile Exchange: Butter steady: 93 score 07i; 92 scare 67 4; 90 score 65; 89 score 0O. Caroi 90 score 653i; 89 score 02. June 27, 1969 market unchanged. Prices Eggs steady to flrr.r white large extr to retailers delivered to stores in cartons? 36Va mediums 27; standards 31; cheeks cases exchanged: Grade AA Extra La. ye 21. Grade AA Large Grade AA Potatoes: Total shipments 450; Olt .nd ; Medium Grade AA Small new arrivals 53; track 126; supplies Grad- - AA lo producers: new liqht; demand for best lono white 8 AA Grade AAedlum 2; good, others fair; tor round reds exceeds Grade AA Small for best long market supply; stronger, others ready; for roimd reds slightly strunoer. Carf' Track sales (100 lb. U S. nia long whites 4.75; fair appearances CHICAGO fUPO Cash grain sales: '4.25; fine quality car 4.90; row! reds ca ' Wheat unchanged. No. 2 soft red l.?9N.l6.00. Corn ? track 29? j cnt lower. No. yellow! Onions: Arrivals 1.201il.291i; Mo. 7 yellow 1.28; No. 3 moderate; demand good; market si3h,,T . yellow 1. 24)4.1. 26 t. stronger. Oats unchanged. No. 2 extra heavy en; so lb and down steady t atreng; white .63' fc, Track abates: Washlnqton ye!kw iarf Rve uncfjnqed. No. 7 ptumq 1.17N. car 2.$" California Stockton veitbwjergt J72 n feed some showing fair condition .Barley; Malting JNew Mexico yellow fano prepack l'ne ... ni 0k am m' r |