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n.i nil ii an. i i lt up ttp I my mm' i siiiM eejPMi if 8S THE DES MOINES REGISTER Thursday, September 12, 1991 MARKETS Tenneco to cut dividend, sell off assets Interior hog and cattle prices steady fresh, Selected 17-20 76.00, 20-26 75.00-76 00, seedless bellies 12-14 39.00-40.00, 14-16 39.00-43.00, 16-18 38.00. savings of $200 million. Tenneco lost $13 million in the first half on revenue of $6.8 billion, down from earnings of $340 million on revenue of $7.2 billion in the same period last year. Tenneco stock closed down $2.25 at $40.

37 on volume of 2.3 million shares, making it the fourth-most-ac-. tive issue on the New York Stock Exchange. In addition to JI Case, Tenneco has interests in natural gas pipelines, shipbuilding, automotive parts, packaging, chemicals and minerals. It Interior Iowa and southern Minnesota hog prices were steady in moderate trading Wednesday. Omaha and Peoria barrows and gilts sold 50 cents higher.

Hogs reached $46.50 at interior country points and Peoria. Packing plants paid 47.50, and Omaha topped at $46.75. Interior cattle prices were steady, with a slaughter steer high of $68. SLAUGHTER shed its oil and gas operations in 1988. JI Case, which makes farm and construction equipment, had operating losses "substantially greater than previously anticipated" because of depressed market conditions.

The subsidiary will cut its 1991 production schedule and take other cost-saving steps but is expected to generate a positive cash flow for the year, the company said. No layoffs are planned, said Tenneco spokeswoman Christine LeLaurin. HOUSTON, TEXAS AP) Tenneco Inc. said Wednesday it will chop its common stock dividend in half and ell more than $1 billion in assets to maintain the company's financial health. The actions are designed to shore up Tenneco's balance sheet as it incurs the costs of a restructuring of its JI Case farm and construction equipment subsidiary.

The Houston-based company will cut the dividend on common stock from 80 cents to 40 cents beginning in the fourth quarter, for an annualized Cattle Hogs Sheep Today 116,000 334,000 23,000 Wkaao 126,000 333,000 23,000 Yrago 125,000 324,000 21,000 Wktodt 360,000 975,000 68,000 Corr. period lastwK 235,000 683,000 46,000 Lastyr 370,000 939,000 64,000 Lower rates bring pitfalls RECEIPTS Cattle Hogs Sheep Peoria 0 1.400 0 Kan. City 100 300 0 Omaha 350 1,400 50 Okla.Clty 100 150 100 St. Joseph 0 800 0 Sioux City 1,400 1,750 0 S.St. Paul 800 1,800 500 PRODUCE MARKETS IOWAEOGS: Prices paid producers for loose eggs at farm, cases exchanged; grade yield basis; cents per dozen; A large 51-53, mostly 52-53; A medium 38-40, mostly 38; A small 22-28, mostly 26-27.

CHICAGO EGGS: A extra large 73-76; A large 69-75; A medium 55-60. BUTTER: AA 1.03V4; A98V4; B98V4. NEW YORK EGGS: A extra large 77-79; A large 74-77; A medium 61-64. WEST NORTH-CENTRAL STATES LIVE HENS: Too few to report prices. TURKEY MARKET: Frozen commodity 18-24 lb toms 69 delivered.

DRESSED POULTRY: Offerings: Hens 8-16 lb 64-66; Y-toms 16-22 lb 68-71, 22-24 lb 68-71, 24-26 lb 71, 26-28 lb 72, 28-30 lb 74. Sales: None. FUTURES Chicago Mercantile Open High CATTLE 40,000 cents per lb. Oct 71.90 72.30 Dec 74.95 75.15 Feb 72.95 73.12 Apr 73.55 73.65 Jun 71.40 71.45 Aug 69.75 69.75 Oct 70.17 70.17 sales 13,119. open int 73,684, up 322.

FEEDER CATTLE 44,000 Ibs.i cents per lb. Sep 85.70 85.82 Oct 84.30 84.47 Nov 84.00 84.30 Jan 83.65 83.80 Mar 82.80 82.80 Apr 82.40 82.40 May 81.12 81.15 Aug 80.80 80.80 sales 1,456. open int 10,869, off 8. HOGS 40,000 cents per lb. Low Settle Cht.

71.35 71.40 74.42 74.57 .45 .33 .23 .27 .30 .20 72.55 72.67 73.12 73.15 70.90 71.05 69.40 69.30 70.17 70.17 .05 84.80 84.82 83.37 83.45 83.15 83.22 82.90 82.97 81.75 81.75 81.40 81.45 80.50 80.50 80.70 80.70 .93 .97 .85 .68 .85 .82 .60 .30 Oct 45.45 45.55 Dec 44.97 45.05 45.25 45.40 44.75 44.97 44.05 44.22 42.42 42.67 46.72 46.75 46.80 46.95 45.25 45.25 .05 .10 .02 Feb 44.27 44.40 Apr Jun 42.60 42.70 46.80 46.90 Jul 46.85 46.85 Aug 45.25 45.25 sales 3,609. open int 15,977, off 194. PORK BELLIES 40,000 lbs.) cents per lb. Feb 49.15 49.60 Mar 49.10 49.40 May 49.60 49.60 Jul 50.25 50.25 Aug sales 3,264. Tue.

's open Int 7, 1 26, off 1 33. 48.55 48.97 48.50 48.85 49.60 49.82 50.25 50.25 47.50 .15 .27 .13 .25 FUTURES OPTIONS CATTLE (CME) 40,000 cents per lb. Continued from Page 5S interest income has fallen 2 percent from a yeai ago, the first time there's been a year-to-year drop since records were kept in 1948. Few people know this better than Emmanuel Kesster, an 83-year-old former New York attorney now living in the Century Village retirement community in West Palm Beach, Fla. Kessler said he recently drove 20 miles with $15,000 in hand because a bank had advertised a one-year CD yielding 6.25 percent.

He needed to reinvest the money because a one-year CD yielding 8 percent had just matured. "When I got there, they said, 'Sorry, we just reduced our It was down to 5.6 percent. So, I walked out. It may not sound like much but when you're on a fixed-income that's a lot," said Kessler, who estimates his total income has declined by about a third because of the lower rates. Neighbor Vivian Walsh, 71, a retired administrative assistant, says she and her husband, Joseph, 75, also are getting by on lower investment income.

The couple, which is reluctant to venture into riskier, higher- yielding investments such as stocks or mutual funds, has cut back on entertainment and gifts to their children and grandchildren. Adding to the pain is that not all consumer loan rates have fallen. Credit-card rates, for instance, are actually higher. They now average 18.94 percent, compared with 18.69 percent a year ago, Bank Rate Monitor figures show. They also show that unsecured personal loans have fallen marginally to 16.94 percent from 17.31 percent, and new car loans have only eased to 11.57 percent from 12.24 percent.

Clough said he foresees little prospect for cheaper bank lending in coming months partly due to the trouble in the banking industry. That means saving rates will remain low while consumer loan rates will stay high, he said. Sullivan agreed, saying the Fed's strategy of cheaper credit is meant to make businesses borrow more to expand, increase production and hire more people. "That will help to build personal income," he said. "That is the real effort behind any stimulation the Fed is applying." Asked Bid CkfYld Rate Mat.

dote Bid Asked Bid CMYK 8.25 Jul 1998 103-21 103-24- 02 7.54 9.25 Aug 1998 106 25108 29- 02 7.57 7.00 May 1993 90 98-04 99-01- 02 7.18 3.50 Nov 1991 94-29 91-31- 03 3.66 1.88 Nov 1991 03 7.60 1.81 Feb 1999 1042510429- 03 7.44 1.50 Mov 1994 99 103-11103-19- 01 7.00 9.13 May 1999 108 0810812- 02 7.46 8.00 Aug 1999 101-30102-02- 03 7.45 7.S8 Nov 199) 101-02101-04- 03 7.67 1.50 Feb 2000 104 21 104-25- 04 7.72 7.88 Feb 1995 00 7.63 1.81 May 2000 106-28 107 03 7.75 1.31 Aug 1995O0 1 02-17 1 02-21 01 7.58 8.75 Aug 2000 104-05 10409- 02 7.76 8.50 Nov 2000 0 104-19 104-23- 03 7.77 02 103-M 08100-11- 101 23.. 102 27- 16 105 102 22-10H14I0110-10021101 16 105 1 05-13- 20104-24- 06 97 08 6.21 01 6.19 01 6 22 6 23 01 6.32 03 6.28 6 32 6.32 01 6.34 01 6.38 01 6.42 02 6.42 01 6.43 01 6.45 02 6.44 5.24 IOWA CATTLE Iowa-southern Minnesota direct cattle trade: Cattle live sales compared to Tuesday's close, slaughter steers and heifers firm, trade moderate, demand and offerings moderate to liberal, slaughter steers, Select to mostly Choice 2-4 1050-1300 lbs 66.50-68.00, few 66.00; slaughter heifers. Select to mostly Choice 2-4 1000-1200 lbs 66.50-68.00, few 65.50 and 68.50. Carcass basis compared to Tuesday's close, slaughter steers and heifers mostly 50 higher, steers, weight only, Select to mostly Choice 2-4 600-900 lbs 105.50-106.50, few 105.00 and 107.00, Select to mostly Choice holstein 2-3 few no sales; heifers, weight only, Select to mostly Choice 2-4 550-800 lb 105.50-106.50, few 104.50-105.00 and few 107.00. IOWA HOGS Estimated receipts Wednesday at Iowa-southern Minnesota direct hog-buylng stations 95,000, week ago 99,000, year ago 96,000, actual Tuesday 104,000.

Butchers steady with mid-session Tuesday, trade and offering moderate, moderate to good demand, sows under 500 lbs steady, over 500 lbs steady to 1.00 lower. Country points U.S. 1-3 220-260 lbs 45.00-46.00, few 44.50 and 46.50, U.S. 2-3 260-280 lbs 42.50-45.00, 3-4 280-300 lbs 41 sows U.S. 1-3 300-500 lbs 33.50-37.00, 500-700 lbs 35.00-39.00.

Packing plants U.S. 1-3 220-260 lbs 46.00-47.00, few 45.50 and 47.50, U.S. 2-3 260-280 lbs 43.00-46.00, U.S. 3-4 280-300 lbs 41 SOWS U.S. 1-3 300-500 lbs 34.00-38.00, 500-700 lbs 36.00-40.00.

Carcass basis, hot weights, plant delivered, steady to .64 lower; 160-185 lbs U.S. 1 back fat thickness .50 inch to .79 Inch 64.87-66.67, U.S. 1 back fat thickness .80 Inch to .99 Inch 63.32-65.17, U.S. 2 back fat thickness 1.00-1.24 Inch 62.37-63.92, U.S. 3 back fat thickness 1.25-1.49 Inch 60.87-62.67, U.S.

4 back fatthicknessl.5O-l.79inch57.O9-60.37. OMAHA: Hogs 1400; barrows and gilts 50 higher; U.S. 1-3 220-260 lbs 46.50-46.75; U.S. 1-2 205 lbs 44.00; sows steady to 50 lower; 350-650 lbs 37.00-43.00. Cattle and Calves: 350; steers and heifers slow, steady; steers choice 1150-1325 lbs 66.25-67.25; heifers choice 1050-1 150 lbs 66.50-68.00.

Sheep: 50; prices unchanged; shorn spring lambs choice and prime No. 1-2 pelts 115-130 lbs 54.00-55.50; wooled spring lambs choice and prime 115-130 lbs 52.00-53.50; ewes cull to good shorn No. l-2pelts 15.50-17.00. SIOUX CITY: Cattle 1,400 plus 250 feeder cattle; trade active, compared with last Wednes- CORN SOYBEANS day, slaughter steers and heifers unevenly 1 higher, few consignments above 1400 lbs some yg 4 mostly steady, good demand for Select and Choice 2-3, 1100-1200 lbs from interests placing cattle back In the teedlot; slaughter steers, Choice 2-3, 1200-1350 lbs 67.00-68.00; slaughter heifers. Choice 2-3, 1100-1279 lbs 67.00-68.10.

Hog supply 1,750, trade moderate, compared to Tuesday, barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower, U.S. 1-2 220-260 lbs 46.00-46.50, mostly 46.50. SOUTH ST. PAUL: Cattle 800; Compared to Tuesday, slaughter steers and heifers moderately active, steady to 50 higher. Holstein steers moderately octive, steady to firm, instances 50 higher.

Slaughter cows moderately active, steady, Instances 1 .00 higher early. Slaughter bulls steady. Hogs Barrows and gilts; compared to Tuesday, moderately active, 50 higher; U.S. 1-3, 230-250 lbs 46.50. Sows steady to 1 .00 higher.

Sheep 500; Compared to Tuesday, all classes moderately active, steady. NATIONAL STOCKYARDS: Hogs trade active; compared to Tuesday, barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher; 1-3 230-260 lb 46.00-46.25. Sows under 500 lb steady to 50 higher; over 500 lb steady to 50 lower. Cattle and calves 25; too few for a market test. PEORIA: Hogs trading moderate; barrows and gilts mostly 50 higher compared with Tuesday; 1-3 220-250 lb 46.00-46.50; 200-210 lb 41.00-42.00; 2-3 230-270 lb 45.50-46.00.

Sows under 500 lb steady; over 500 lb higher; 1-3 325-500 lb 38.00-38.50; 500450 lb 41 Boars over 350 lb 34.50; under 350 lb 38.00. Feeder Pigs 1-2 few lots 33-38 lb 25.00-30.00; few lots 40-47 lb 32.00-36.00; 50-60 lb 43.00-46.00; lot 61 lb 52.00; 1-3 few lots 28-38 lb 15.00-20.00; lol 53 lb 36.50. IOWA AUCTION KALONA, TUESDAY: Sheep and lambs compared to last Tuesday, slaughter lambs 6.00 lower. Feeder lambs 5.00 to 6.00 lower. Slaughter ewes 2.00 lower.

Demand light. Supply included 38 slaughter lambs, 24 feeder lambs and 22 slaughter ewes. Slaughter lambs: choice prime shorn wno. 1 2 pelts 95-108 lbs. 45.00-45.75, 111-118 lbs.

46.50-51.25, 122-136 lbs. 49.10-52.50, Wooled lambs: 90-109 lbs. 42.50-47.50, 111-120 lbs. 43.00-49.25, 120-133 lbs. 44.50-50.00.

Buck lambs: 104-155 lbs. 38.00-46 00. Slaughter ewes: utility (V good 120-245 lbs. 14.25-22.50, slaughter bucks 150-290 lbs. 10.00-18.50, cull bucks 150-215 lbs.

5.00-8.00, cull ewes 80-140 lbs. 5.00-13. 70. Feeder lambs: choice fancy few 30-50 lbs. 39.00-44.00, 60-70 lbs.

43.00-48.50, 70-79 lbs. 39.00-47.00, 80-87 lbs. 41 90-95 lbs. 39.50-45.00. Goats: billys 60-135 lbs.

30.00-39.00, nannies 65-141 lbs. 32.00-46.00, kids 22-60 lbs. 10.00-31.00. WHOLESALE MEAT Boxed beef weak on light to moderate demand and offerings, Select and Choice chuck and round cuts unevenly steady, rib cuts steady to weak, loin cuts weak to lower, beef trimmings generally steady on moderate demand and offerings. Estimated composite cutout value of Choice 1-3 550-700 carcasses down .32 at 109.57, 700-850 down .31 at 106.99, Select 1-3 550-700 down .23 at 105.25, 700-850 down .32 at 103.61.

Estimated carcass equivalent value of Choice 1-3 550-700 up .27 at 103.41, 700-850 up .28 at 99.83, Select 1-3 550-700 up .36 at 99.09, 700-850 up .27 at 96.45. Cow and bull carcass report, 15 loads reported, utility cow carcasses weak to 2.00 lower with cutter carcasses not tested, bull carcasses steady, offerings and demand light to moderate, utility, breaking 2-4 450 up 82.00, utility, boning 1-3400 up 86.00-88.00, bulls500 up ygl 110.00. Sales reported on 52Vi loads of pork cuts and 49 loads of trim process pork, fresh pork loins mostly 1.00-2.00 higher, skinned hams steady, seedless bellies unevenly steady to 3.00 lower, movement slow to moderate, with light to moderate demand and offerings, U.S. No. 2 pork carcass cutout value up .72 to 64.53 per cwt, fresh pork loins 14-18 105.50-112.00, V4 trim 14-18 121.50-131.00, skinned hams HOGS CATTLE Corn prices were 1ft to 4 higher soybeans were 8 to 1 1 higher Per bushel: No.

2 No.1 Yellow Yellow Region Corn Soybeans Northwest S5.47-5.62 N. Central 2.22-2.26 5.53-5.62 Northeast 2.18-2.35 5.52-5.74 Southwest 2.21-2.34 5.53-5.65 S. Central 2.24-2.38 5.59-5.69 Southeast 2.30-2.43 5.66-5.76 State-wide Payment-in-KInd certificate bids 96-98 of par. CENTRAL IOWA Country elevator bids In areas near Des Moines: Corn (No. 2 yellow) Soybeans No.

2 yellow) Wheat $3.17 Grain prices are sublect to variations In different sections of the state due to transportation, handling and storage costs. IncStk 12 33 .03 laxmst 37.32 .05 Strike Calls-Last Puts-Last Price Oct Dec Feb Oct Dec Feb 66 5.47 1 0.07 0.17 0.37 68 3.62 6.85 5.20 0.22 0.30 0.65 70 1.95 5.05 0.55 0.55 1.12 72 0.75 3.47 2.40 1.35 0.97 1.82 74 0.22 2.10 1.45 2.82 1.52 2.77 76 0.05 1.15 0.80 4.65 2.55 4.07 78 0.52 0.40 6.60 3.90 U.S. TREASURY BONDS, NOTES Prev. day calls vol. 1,058 Open Int.

16,888 Prev. day puts vol. 5,329 Open Int. 34,238 HOGS (CME) 40,000 cents per lb. Strike Calls-Last Puts-Last Price Oct Dec Feb Oct Dec Feb 38 7.05 0.10 40 5.42 5.10 4.70 0.02 0.20 0.55 42 3.50 3.40 3.20 0.12 0.45 1.05 44 1.72 1.95 2.10 0.37 1.00 1.85 46 0.55 1.00 1.25 1.15 2.00 ir 48 0.12 0.45 0.70 2.72 3.45 4.40 50 0.02 0.20 0.37 4.62 100- 23103-27-10119 102-23 105-4)7 22-105-09 101- 06101-10-95 11607116-13 107-04 101-03 101-06 26104 30..

103- 22 105- 13105-29-115 30114O4 26 100-29- 19 107-23-109 II 109-24-113 21114-02- 104- 09 104-13-102 19 102 22-1054)9 10513 95-07 97-09- 11030111-04-113-06113-12-102 25102 29.. 104-21 104-25 10544- Soybeans rally on Soviet gold rumor NEW YORK, N.Y. IAPI 4 p.m. Over-trie-Counter U.S. Treasury Bonds and Notes tor Wednesday.

Bio and asked prices in dol lors 8, 32nds. Subject to Federal taxes but not State income tones. Source Bloombero L.P. Rote Mot. date 8.00 Aug 1993 6.38 Aug 1993 25 Sep 1993 7.13 Oct 1993 7.75 Nov 1993 I.

43 Nov 1993 II. 75 Nov 1993 9.00 Nov 1993 7.63 Dec 1993 7.00 Jon W4 6.88 Feb 1994 9.00 Feb 1994 8.88 Feb 1994 1 50 Mar 1994 7.00 Apr 1994 4.13 May 1989 94 13.13 May 1994 9 .50 May 1994 7 00 May 1994 a I. 50 Jun 1994 100 Jul 1994 8.63 Aug 1994 8.75 Aug 1994 12.63 Aug 1994 6. SB Aug 1994 8.50 Sep 1994 9.50 Oct 1994 10.13 NOV 1994 II. 63 Nov 1994 1.25 Nov 1994 7.43 Dec 1994 1.43 Jon 1995 3.00 Feb 1995 10.50 Feb 1995 11.25 Feb 1995 7.75 Feb 1995 1.38 Apr 1995 I.

50 May 1995 10.38 Mov 1995 II. 25 Moy 1995 12.63 May 1995 I. 88 Jul 1995 10.50 Aug 1995 8.50 Aug 1995 8.63 Oct 1995 8 50 Nov 1995 9.50 Nov 1995 II. 50 Nov 1995 7.50 Jon 1996 9.25 Jon I996P 7.50 Feb 1996 7 88 Feb 1996 8.91 Feb 1996 7.75 Mar 1996 9.31 Apr 1996 7.63 Apr 1996 7.31 Moy 1996 7.43 Moy 1996 7.88 Jun 1996 7.81 Jul 1996 7.88 Jul 1996 7 75 Aug 1996 1.00 Oct 1996 7.25 Nov 1994 8.00 Jan 1997 8.50 Apr 1997 1.50 May 1997 8.50 Jul 1997 8 63 Aug 1997 1.75 Oct 1997 8 81 NOV 1997 7.81 Jon 1998 1.13 Feb 1998 7.18 Apr 1998 9.00 May 1998 Bid Hale Mat. loll Bid Asked BidChf Yldl 6.JU sep iwi iixmij iixmi 9.13 Sep 1991 100 CM l-08 01 3.87 7.63 Oct 1991 10O-07 100 II- 01 4.09 Oct mi 100 18 100 22 4.38 6 NOV IWI 4.Y7 I Nov 1991 100 01 5.10 14.25 Nov 1991 I0IIJ1QI 19- 02 4.Y 7.

75 Nov 1991 7.63 1991 1.25 Dec 1991 1.13 Jan 1992 1143 Jon 1992 100-13100-17 100 18100 22 100-24 100 5.15 5.21 5.19 01 5.33 101 30102 02- 01 5.34 6.63 Feb 1992 100-11 10OI5 i.SO Feb 1992 101-09101 13 9.13 Feb 1992 10112101 16 14.63 Feb 1992 103-22 103 28 5.47 5.40 5.47 01 5.22 7 war 19V2 5.41 8.50 Mar 1992 10116101 20- 01 5.45 B.88 Apr IW 101 31 107 04 01 5.45 11.75 Apr 1992 103-15103-19- 01 5.46 6.63 MOV I992 100-20 1 00 14 5.46 9.00 May 1992 102 0510209.. 5.48 13.75 May 1992 105 OB 105-12 01 5.48 8.50 Mov 1992 101 30 102 02 5.50 125 Jim 1992 10130102 02- 01 5.56 8.38 Jun 1992 102 01102 05-01 5.56 10 38 Jul 1992 103-24 103 28.. 5.57 8.00 Jul 1992 101 29102 01 01 5.60 5.58 01 5.14 4.25 Aus 1987 92 97 24 98 26 7.25 Am 1992 101 22 101 28 I 13 Aua 1992 102 06102 10 5.63 8.25 Aug 1W2P 102 05102 09- 01 5.47 7.88 Aua 1992 1012610130- 01 5.48 8.13 Sep 1992 8.75 Seo 1992 107 10 107 14 01 5.69 102-30 103 02- 01 5.70 7.75 Oct 1992 102 102 04 5.78 9.75 Oct 1992 104 01 104 05 7.75 Nov 1992 102 01 102 05 5.75 5.81 5.82 5.85 5.83 01 5.87 I 38 Nov 1992 10.50 Nov 1992 7.38 Nov 1992 102-23102 27.. 105-02105 06 101-21 101 25 7.25 Dec 1992 1011810122- 9 13 Dec 1992 103-78104 5.87 7.00 Jon 1993 a 101 OB 101 12- 01 5.94 8.75 Jan 1993 103 15 103-19- 01 5.91 4.00 Feb 1988 93 95 09 97 Dl 5 97 6.75 Feb 9V3 100-29101 03.. 5.93 4.75 Feb 1993 10C 2V 101-01- 01 6.00 7.58 Feb 1W3 102 12 102 II 02 5.97 8 25 Feb 1993 102 29103-01- 01 5.99 8.38 Feb 1993 103 02 1004- 01 6.00 10.88 Feb 1993 106 14 106 18- 02 5.99 7.13 Mar 1993 101-15 101-19 02 6.03 9.63 Mar 1993 105 05 105 09 01 6.00 7.38 Apr 1993 10I-2BI02 01 6.03 101 13101 17- 03 6.00 r.ua Aor IYVJ 7 63 MOV 1993 10.13 Mov 1993 102 07102 11- 01 6.12 106)106 07- 02 6.15 8 63 Mov 1993 103 25 103 29 6.75 May 19V3P 100 28 100 31- 6.12 01 6.14 8.13 Jun 193 103-07103 11- 01 4.12 7 00 Jun 1993 101 13 101 16 05 6.10 2 25 Jul 1993 101 2510179- 01 4.13 6 88 Jul 1991P 101414101417..

6.17 7.50 Aug 19893 101 12 101 II. 03 3.73 I. 43 Aug 1993 104 OS 104 II- 01 4.19 8 75 Aug 1993 104 14 104 IS 01 6.19 II. 88 Aug 1993 109 31 1 1003- 02 4.22 103 103 104 102- 105 104- 107 104 1( 104 107 105 106- 105 101 107 102 106 108 101- 102- 102 100 103 105 104 105 106 106 101 107- 01 6.35 02 6.54 01 6.50 6.53 01 650 4.59 01 6 50 01 6 48 01 6.53 6.43 01 6.69 01 6.46 11 75 Feb 2001 126-1113417- 04 7.73 7.75 Feb 2001 0 99 27 99-31 02 7.75 135-201344)6- 04 7.74 101 14101 IS- 03 7.76 101-11101-30- 02 7.52 13101 138-11 04 7.76 13.13 Moy 2001 1.00 May 2001 1.00 Aug 199401 u.je Aug wi 7.88 Aua 2001 100-29 101 03 7.73 15.75 Nov 2001 154-29155-11- 10 7.77 14.25 Feb 2002 11.43 Nov 2002 10.75 Feb 2003 10.75 May 2003 11.13 Aug 2003 11.88 Nov 2003 12.3! May 2004 13.75 Aug 2004 11.63 Nov 2004 1.25 Moy 2000-05 12.00 Moy 2005 10.75 Aug 2005 9.31 Feb 2006 7.63 Feb 2002 07 7.88 Nov 2002O7 1.31 Aug 200301 14504145-14- 09 7.80 127 14127-20- 01 7.16 121-04111-10 01 7.81 121 1012116- 08 7.89 124-11 124 17- 09 7.91 13014 13020- 01 7.91 1310213501- 01 7.92 146-14 146-20- 01 7.92 12909129 15- 01 7.97 102 10102-19- 03 7.83 132 2913303- 02 7.98 122 23 1 22 28- 02 8.00 11205112 12- 04 7.92 97 12 7.90 99-15 99-23 01 7.90 102-31 103-05- 07 7.96 01 6.43 01 6.48 01 6.70 01 6.71 01 3.85 02 6 80 01 6.80 6.71 01 615 02 6.89 01 688 05 6.91 02 6.84 01 4.96 02 6.99 01 6.91 01 7.04 01 7.05 01 7.06 03 7.03 02 7.11 04 7.11 03 7.14 01 7.13 03 7 .15 02 7.16 7.17 01 7.17 02 7.19 03 7.19 03 7.20 02 7.19 01 7.19 02 7.20 02 7.25 02 7.25 03 7.31 02 7.36 02 7.37 04 7.41 06 7.43 02 7.45 02 7.47 02 7.49 03 7.50 02 7.52 02 7.53 B.5 NOV 2WJ-OB 7.99 9.13 Moy 200409 108 15101-21- 02 1.01 10.31 Nov 200409 11107118-13- 02 1.08 11.75 Feb 2005-10 1 29-17129-25- 02 1.07 10.00 May 2005 10 115 3111605- 01 8.03 12.75 Nov 2005-10 138-2213128- 01 8.09 13.81 Moy 200611 149 01149 07- 03 1.08 14.00 Nov 2004-11 151 15106- 02 1.08 10.31 Nov 2007 12 119 21120 01 1.13 12.00 Aug 2008-13 1350313507- 01 1.13 13.25 Moy 2009-14 147 08147-14- 06 1.14 12.50 Aug 200914k 1402414030- 01 8.11 11.75 Nov 2009 14k 1340113407- 01 1 11 11.25 Feb 2015 132-16 132-22- 03 1.11 10 63 Aug 2015 12605 12411- 03 1.11 9.88 Nov 2015 118-1211111- 02 8 11 9.25 Feb 2016 111-28112 03 1.11 7.25 May 2016 90-28 91 03 8.10 7.50 Nov 2016 1.75 May 2017 1.88 Aug 2017 9.13 Moy 2018 9.00 Nov 2018 8.88 Feb 2019 1 11 Aug 2019 yj-14 yj-io OJ e. ID, 1062710431- 03 I.IO' 108 05 108-09- 03 8.10 1110311107- 01 1.09 109 27 1 09-31- 02 1.09 10816108 20- 03 8.09 100-11 100 IS 04 8.08 8.50 Feb 2020 104-11104 22- 02 1.08 0 75 Mov 2020 107 19 107 23- 02 8.05 0.75 Aug 2020 107-15 107 19- 02 1.07 7.B8 Feb 2021 97 24 97 30- 02 1 06 0.13 Moy 2021 10O24I0O2S- 04 8.05 0.13 Aug 2021 I01O4101O8- 03 0.01 Non-U.

S. citizen exempt from withholding taxes, Treasury note, Treasury note and citizen exempt from withholding taxes. Prev. day calls vol. 61 Open int.

2,605 Prev. day puts vol. 75 Open Int. 3,849 not traded, not offered. Wheat 57 cars Vt lower to 3'A higher; No.

2 hard 3.27M-3.28V4; No. 3 3.08-3.30',n; No. 2 red wheat 3.03V4-3.22V4n; No. 3 2.9244-3.21 Vn. Corn 0 cars: unch to 2V higher; No.

7 white 2 No. 2 yellow 2.48V-2.55n; No. 3 2.28W 2.54Vn. No.2mil04.21-4.33n. No.

1 soybeans 5.84V4-5.94n. Hoppers 63.00-64.00. FUTURES Chicago Board of Trade Open High Low Settle Cht. WHEAT 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel Sep 3.16V 3.19 3.14V4 3.1m .014 Dec 3.22 3.2614 3.21 3.26 Mar 3.25 3.30 3.24Vi 3.29 May 3.19V4 3.21 3.18'! 3.21 4.03 Jul 3.06 3.09 3.04W 3.09 .04 Sep 3.12 3.12 3.12 3.12V sales 7,445. open int 53,385, up 382.

CORN 5,000 bu minimum: dollars per bushel Sep 2.46 2.48 2.45V 2.48 .03 Dec 2.51 2.53 2.501 2.52V4 Mar 2.58 2.6014 2.58 2.59y May 2.62 2.64 2.62 2.64V4 Jul 2.65V4 2.66V 2.64V. 2.65 Sep 2.52V4 2.53 2.52 2.52 Dec 2.49 2.50 2.48Vi 2.49'. .00 sales 25,692. open int 212,233, off 31 1. OATS 5,000 bu minimum) dollars per bushel Sep 1.18 1.20'.

1.18 1.20'. Dec 1.29V4 1.31V4 1.28 1.31'. Mar 1.36 1.38 1.36 1.38 May 1.43Vs .03 Jul 1.46V) 4.02V1 Sep 1.49VJ sales 697. Int 10,322, off 17. SOYBEANS 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel Thompson says ho was irod by TV station 3 Continued from Page 5S and commissions could equal his former pay.

As the date neared for the new owners to take over, Thompson said, he was told of changes that would have downgraded the importance of his new position and would have made it impossible for him to maintain his previous income. "Not Good Faith" "It was not a good faith offer," Thompson said. "It amounted to firing." He said he was told he'd receive no commission on future renewals of old contracts or major deals that he'd been in charge of before the change in ownership took effect. Those included a deal to produce Iowa lottery shows and the 1992 boys and girls state basketball tournaments, Thompson said. He said he also was told he'd be brought in to make presentations to clients in the future only if the general manager and general sales manager agreed that his participation could make a difference.

His commission, he said, would have been decided, in nearly all cases, by the two managers and the account executive involved, based on their assessment of Thompson's role in getting the contract. In addition, he said, important clients and agencies with which he was familiar were assigned to other staff members. Professionally Demeaning "Professionally it was demeaning," Thompson said. Thompson said he has consulted a friend who is a lawyer and is considering a number of options, but no lawsuit has been filed. Tom MacArthur, the station's new general manager, disputed Thompson's assertions.

"We deny his allegations and we feel that they're without merit. I think River City tried to work out an arrangement and is truly sorry that it didn't work out," MacArthur said. He said he doesn't feel Thompson was fired. Thompson "was left with several options on the table and Tommy chose to walk away from the table," MacArthur said. MacArthur has said Thompson's new job would have carried the title of vice president and station manager for KDSM and vice president of government affairs for River City.

Thompson, meanwhile, said he plans to form his own media company, to be called the Thompson Source, in Des Moines. He said it will specialize in marketing events like community celebrations and in putting together sports and public affairs specials on radio and television. Green light for Caller ID 1 1 Continued from Page 5S whether they would appeal the decision. US West spokeswoman Lynn Gipple said the company was pleased the board approved Caller ID. She said officials don't know yet how the board's compromise decision on per-line blocking will affect the company.

Other Services Although Caller ID has gotten the most attention, five other telephone services also will become available at the same time. They are: Continuous redial, which automatically dials a busy number until it Is free. Last call return, which calls back the number of the last incoming call. Priority call, which lets a customer identify a handful of "important" numbers and uses a special ring 'to signal a call from one of those numbers. Selective call forwarding, which forwards calls from preselected phone numbers to another phone.

Call rejection, which rejects calls from certain numbers. The services will be available first in Council Bluffs and Carter Lake, where they will be making their second appearance. US West offered the options there briefly earlier this year. A month later, in a dispute over whether an adequate public hearing had been held, a Polk County district judge ordered the phone company to quit selling the features until the dispute was resolved. 1103111105 113-2! 113-27-118-10118-14- 07106-11-111-21111-27- 105-04-105-13105-17-105-01 105-05-108 1)108-21-11523115-29- 10 101-14- 23 107-27-10107 10111- 21 102 25- 10106-14-102 04 102-08- 12106 101-20101 24-100 19 10023- 18101-22-102 18 102 22- 20 102 24- 22 1 02 25- 04100-07- 10304-99 28100 -102-28103 -105 01 105-05- 01 105 05- 31 105 03- 17 105-21- 04106-00 23 10427- 25 101 29-103 10304-101 22101-24- 14107-18 from Page 7 CHICAGO, ILL.

(AP: futures prices advanced strongly Wednesday on the Chicago Board of Trade, responding to rumors that the Soviet Union may be dipping into its gold reserves to buy foodstuffs. A report circulated through trading floors in Chicago and New York that the Soviets had moved 10 million ounces of gold into London. The report underlined the Soviet Union's urgent need for food this fall and winter. Wheat for delivery in September settled 1 cents higher at $3.18 a bushel; September corn was 3 cents higher at $2.48 a bushel; September oats were 2V cents higher at a bushel; and September soy-beans were 9 cents higher at $5.82 a bushel. IOWA REGIONAL Iowa elevator bids on corn and soybeans compiled by the Federal-State Grain Market News in Des Moines: Sctirodp 15.89 .04 SchwIOOO 10.33 .02 ScolWid II 05 .03 ScudoV Funds: Colin 10.49 .01 Europ GlbBd 13.21 Home 15.

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Sep 5.90 5 96 5.90 5.94V Nov 5.85V, 5.88V1 5.83V 5.88'. sales 22,963. int 89,288, off 691. SOYBEAN OIL 60,000 lbs; dollars per 100 lbs. Sep 20.32 20.41 20.20 20.41 .19 Oct 20.35 20.44 20.28 20.43 Dec 20.64 20.80 20.62 20.78 .21 Jan 20.88 20.98 20.82 20.97 .21 Mar 21.25 21.35 21.17 21.29 .21 May 21.55 21.60 21.50 21.52 Jul 21.80 21.80 21.80 21.72 .12 Aug 21.72 .10 Sep 21.70 .08 Oct 21.70 .13 its ii i ii -tii No Annual Fee IRAs Discount Commissions Round Trip Rates Government Securities Research Reports Mutual Funds C.D.s miwm mm 2L Tue.

's open Int 65,980, off 859. SOYBEAN MEAL 100 tons) dollars per ton Sep 189.00 191.50 188.80 191.50 3.40 Oct 187.00 189.40 186.60 189.00 3.30 Dec 185.30 187.40 185.20 187.10 3.20 Jan 184.50 185.80 184.20 185.60 2.90 Mar 183.50 184.50 183.00 184.10 2.40 May 181.10 182.00 180.60 181.60 1.10 Jul 180,50 181,00 160.00 180,70 1.20 Aug 181.00 161.00 180.00 179.50 .80 Sep 180.00 180.00 180.00 179.50 1.00 84 12.39 13.32 nt 11.40 .01 13.38 12.18 10.41 10 47 TxEH TxElt TxFsn 8.94 VA Bd UST Matter: 59 .01 tqutty 14.60 11.53 11.84 11.24 .01 11.22 73 .06 8.85 16.39 12.47 6.52 .01 Inll 141 .01 IntTE I TF 8.92 .01 9.24 9.18 Modin Unified Mtmnt: NY I 8.27 (jWtn 14.61 Inco 11.24 Inriinn 8 91 7.32 Unll 17 01 .02 Group Union Inv: 24.03 .02 10.63 16.13 Bolan 10.6V .02 GrEq 11.36 .03 IntBd 10.45 UIMum Hill 9.91 9.94 .04 8.04 10.29 .01 15.01 United Fundi: Accm Bond 5.W .01 Con Inc 17.67 Group GldGv 6.62 6.44 8.12 3.73 19.57 7.12 502 7.98 6.59 13.37 4 03 GvtSC IntGth Hi Inc 10,24 .02 20.18 .08 8.32 16.94 .05 7.29 10.01 10.01 11.45 9 40 9.58 10.20 .02 20.11 .09 8.29 16.87 .05 7.25 11.45 Hllncll Incom Wunl AXi.nUI NCCPt volume! 15.31 Retire ScEng vontobe 12.30 .03 vane 6.30 Voyaaeur Fds: Utd Services i.u it- iu. AIIAm 17 77 firSt to 21.58 .05 9.79 10.48 11.85 Euro 4.58 S.87 .04 3.00 7.20 .12 11.81 .02 9.02 8.81 11.53 23 02 MNInt MNInt GlbRS SldShr rwth Inco WldGId RIEst I ICTC MNTF US GVf 10.25 Weiss Peck Greer: 9.34 Fds Tudor 22.38 .06 Govt 10.47 Gwth 129.76 .44 Grlnc 23 57 .06 12.44 12.28 19 USBosF USBosG WallSt 7.83 .03 Wells FartoIRA: 1631 13. .01 10.49 to UnlCra 4 14 Value Line Fd: AstAI 16 12 CpStk Fix Inc GNMA 27 ,88 .03 14,09 .03 10 82 .02 Aggrin o.yr Conv 11.63 Funa i.eo -v Incom 7.22 .01 Ipu fil 26.70 .16 11.70 .02 12 22 .02 5eistk 18.07 .03 Westcort! WuBd 10.40 IntBd BdPlu BosVI LT Bd ModVI Widco 10.03 .01 8.31 8 14 .01 15.80 20.00 .01 10.35-01 12.45 .02 14.44 .04 14.13 .04 8 73 10.40 NY Ttn y.w -wi Spl Sit 16.07 .01 us Gvtn 12.48 11 39 .02 9.00 17.48 .06 Von Eck: 10.36 Westwd Intlnv n.04 .4 Wldln 9.85 uuMTr 14 05 wmeiGr 11.10 06 .03 WmBlln VanKompen Men William Perm: 9.73 .01 11.39 .03 7.34 9.24 11.71 in 11 Penns 10.10 .02 PATF 10.47 US Gov 10 30 .01 Wood Jtruthers: Neuw 13.00 .03 Pine 12.19 .03 WlnG 10.93 .01 Woodward Fds: Gwth 18 54 .01 HiYld InTF Wunln PA TF ST GIA ST GIB TxFH a 45 18.12 14.70 14.12 9.49 11.90 .04 10.17 T.7 15.57 .01 Bond 10.39 GrVal IntBd Intrns 9.57 10.38 9 95 .01 9.88 14 no .06 USGv 15.60 11.47 .03 20 58 .15 Vance Exchanee COPE OBst Divrs ExFd EBos FriFx Ml 47 4A 74 ie .04 Ooport I A Ol 93 80 14) 05 .57 215.40 .52 177.97 .15 132.42 39 112.51 .33 WrlfM Funds: Curln 10.42 .01 InBICh 10.47 .04 GvOb 12 38 JrBICh 14.10 NearB 10.40 .01 OulCor 13.29 .01 SIBICh 16.29 .01 TolRef 11.99 .01 VJ .01 inn 01 ScFid 14.22 .16 92.9! .01 9.92 .04 Voneuard Group: AsselA 12.84 BdMkt 0 tA Convrt Eqlnc Explr Morg Prmrn 82 07 Funds: YomGIb 8.16 Zwele Funds: ZSGv 9.63 Strot 12.13 .01 ZSPP 12.31 Ex capital gains distribution, Stock dividend or split, Ex cosh dividend. I Previous day's quote, No front end load or contingent deferred sales food, Fund assets ore used to pay for distribution costs-12(b)(1) plan.

r-Re-demptlon fee or contingent deferred sales load may apply, Both and r. 12.08 34.22 .02 12.36 .01 .01 10.55 .01 8.26 4.95 10.34 10.23 1288 10 44 15.10 .02 44 01 Pref Quant STAR Tr Int 15.56 .02 19 74 01 27.70 10.47 .05 16.23 .04 TCUsd GNMA HIYBd 25. "2 .05 10.12 .01 6.97 8.35 .01 10.68 inn Group: 19.45 .04 IGBnd ShrtTr STGvt US Tr 11.34 18.27 10.17 10.13 625 gl Idx 500 3 77 .04 IdxExt 14.58 .03 IdxEur 9.78 15.98 .03 11.93 .01 IdxPac 8.90 Stock 1-100 200 300 400 500 1000 Price Shares Shares Shares Shares Shares Shares $1 $5 $20 $25 $30 $35 $40 S5250 $40 $50 $60 $70 $80 $105 Round Trip $20 $25 $30 $35 $40 $5250 Over $20 $40 $60 $80 $90 $100 $125 Round Trip $20 $30 $40 $45 $50 $6250 -f i' -v sales 14,101. Tue. 's open Int 64, 704, up 970.

Kansas City Board of Trade WHEAT S.OOObumlnlmum) dollars per bushel Sep 3.I3Vj3.16Vj3,13V,3.16Vi .03 Dec 3.19'. 3.23 3.18 3.22 Mar 3.20V3 3.24V 3.W4 3.24 .03 May 3.15V) 3.18V 3.14 3.17V Jul 3.04 3.08 3.03V 3.07V .02 sales 4,924. open Int 36,231, down 458. FUTURES OPTIONS CORN (CBT) 5,000 bu, cents per bushel MdTx 7.8 St FormFdl: CapAp MIctlTx 1.31 Bolan 26. Gwth 19.73 .06 EmGA MlnnTx MOTx NollTx NJTE NY Tox OWoTx OrTE PaTE CaTox CaTxQ SCTE GvGld HYdB MtflSc 7.80 7.66 7.83 7.44 7.86 8.00 7.38 7.68 645 6.60 7.66 7.01 5.91 Gvlnc GvSec GrlnA nterm 10.35 Wunl 8.11 StttrMt Still! InvQ IP lunhlt EXC 185.26! 103.991 .27 TF Bd Inv 17.93 .02 CtMMfman Fundi! BICtip Am ino i.v Assoc .64 Invest 1.29 .01 FmGB Gvlnc GrlnB HiYld I Ocean 2.61 .02 6.72 ste Roe Fds: HYTF NntRl Senllntl Group COP UPh 41.44 .14 Gvtinc iu.u Trlnllyi oaian Bond Com GvSecs Grvtth TF Inc Sequoio Senlry 13.93 hywu ll.M Income 9.16 Bond Equity IT Rrt 6.33 27.19 4- .03 IntBd 8.71 V.B6 16.48 .01 12.60 .01 IntWu WgdM PrimE Sued Stock TotRet 10.85 8 07 21m Ballnv 12.71 .02 19 55 .06 22 53 .02 2S.72 .01 Gift Grwth 49.88 .15 15.29 .06 Herlnv IntlEq Century: Strike Calls-Last Puts-Last Price Dec Mar May Dec Mar May 220 31V4 IV 230 23 Ve 31 1'.

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day puts vol. 2,338 Open Int. 58,458 SOYBEANS (CBT) 5,008 bu, cents per bushel LTBnd Select Sfwarun Fundi: Adr 21. V5 .00 Strateale Fundi AgrGr I9.BV 9.67 .01 rwilrt .05 TxEIn Aprec ATG AT In AZ Mu ColMg FdVal GlbOp HiYld MgdG WMun V.AMu NJMu NYWu 1WJ PrcM PrnRI Prmll Pnnlll SmCo Wine Invst 2.01 Sllvr 2.90 StrotOv n25.79 .09 Slrat Gthn 19.22 .04 t.ci B.7S Ultra USGv Vista 123.64 1 48 9.69 15.87 6.42 Strnna Advta v.D USF10 24.91 .04 CmSlk Discov GovSc 13.22 .04 17.57 .09 Axes 12.50 4- .01 12.39 .01 AxeCr AxeGr Axelnc AxTE ChnFI ChnGI EurG EurE 10.38 15.34 12.17 12.47 16.41 inco Invsl WunBd Opoty ST Bd 0 JI .09 18.36 .03 9 49 19.91 9.77 18.21 9.34 .06 12.76 .15 Total 11.25 SunAmtrlrn Fds: OTCS 8.25 .01 AoGth 13. 6J .11 USAA 7.57 BalAs 16.62 .05 AgvGt 16.7S 4- .29 CapAp CvSec EmGr I Glbln Grwth Hilnc HiYld 11.35 .01 Baion Cornst CA Bd GNMA Gold Grwth Inco 7.56 9.44 14.87 WWPr 1.96 Stitareon Porti: Coriv! I 12.86 -OirVol I 13.85 Dvtlnc 8.13 9.88 13.44 7.23 8.51 .02 Strike Calls-Last Puts-Last Price Nov Jan Mar Nov Jon Mar 525 66V 76V 86 2 2Vi 550 43 56 66V) 3 6 7 575 26 39Vi 50V 10H 14V4 16 600 15V4 27 37 24 Vi 27V) 27V, 625 8tj 18 28 42Vi 43 650 5 13 20 63 62 675 314 9 17 86 tt fs Si ft Prev.

day calls vol. 6,869 Open Int. 74,233 Prev. day puts vol. 1,515 Open int.

32,760 not traded, not of fered..