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Tucson, Tuesday, November 19, 1985 Page Twelve Section Metals Foreign exchange IFutton 203 BO 204 05 203.80 204.02 203.82 204.03 203.82 204.02 .37350 .37350 .29200 .29200 .004907.004901 .004907.004901 .004906.004901 .004906.004901 2.6774 2.6774 3.4247 3.4247 Jul 64 15 64.85 64 85 64.60 Sep 65.20 65.20 65.20 65.00 Fri's sales 6,280. open int 77,647, off 530. GOLD 100 troy kj dobrs per troy ol 17.750 17.750 .0563 .10" Nov 323.70 Dec 324.80 325.30 324.00 324.70 NEW YORK (API Spot nonferrous metal prices yesterday: Aluminum 42.80 cents Per pound, NY Comex spot month closed copper 67V70 cents a pound, U.S. destinations; copper 60.50 cents per pound, NY Comex spot month closed lead IH4-W cents a pound; zinc 35 cents a pound, delivered; tin unvailabte (Metals Week composite price per gold 1323.75 per ounce Handy Herman (only dally quote); gold per troy ounce, NY Comex spot month closed silver (6.085 per ounce Handy Harman; silver $6,087 per troy ounce, NY Comex spot month closed mercury per 76 lb flask, New York: platinum domestic merchant troy ounce, N.Y. NEW YORK (AP Foreisn En-change, New York prices.

Fen. currency Defer In ki dollars fsn. currency Men. Fit Mon. Frt f-Argenl 1.2500 1.2500 .8000 Australia .6742 .6742 1.4832 1.4832 Austria .0543 .0543 18.42 18.42 C-Beloium .0185 .0189 52.94 52.93 t-BeWum .0188 .0188 53.23 53.23 Brazil .000113 000113 8825 00 S825.0O Britain 1.4242 1.4210 .7021 .7037 30-dav ful 1.4206 1.4273 .7039 .7056 60-davtul 1.4166 1.4133 .7059 .7076 90-davfut 1.4128 1.4097 .7078 .7094 Canada .7266 .7266 1.3763 1.3763 30-dav ful .7262 .7262 1.3770 1.3770 60-davful .7259 .7258 1.3776 1.3777 90-day ful .7254 .7254 1.3785 1.3786 v-Chile .0057 .0057 177.35 177 35 Colombia .0060 .0060 167.25 167.25 Denmark .1055 .1056 9.4800 9.4725 c-Egvpt .8000 .8000 1.2500 1.2500 Jan Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr .001980.001980 505.00 505 00 .5670 .5670 1.7637 1.7637 .1270 .1271 7.8710 7.8700 .0640 .0640 15.63 15.63 .000072.000072 13908 13908 .0560 .0560 17.8500 17.8500 .006231.006231 160.50 160.50 .2739 .2739 3.6505 3.6505 .4721 .4721 2.1180 2.1180 .001124.001124 889.49 189.49 .3750 .3750 2.66670 2.66670 .006209.006209 161.05 161.05 3V6.0 329.20 329.20 328.30 328.80 333.10 333.10 332 10 332.60 336.70 337.00 336.00 336.60 341.00 341.00 340.30 340.80 345.20 350.20 350.20 349.70 349.90 354.70 359.60 364 90 Japan 30-day ft 60-davfl 90-day tl Jordan Kuwait Lebanon N.

Zealand Norway Pakistan y-Peru i-Phllpines Portugal Saudi Arab Singapore So. Korea So. Africa Spain Sweden Switierlnd 30-day tut 60-dav fut 90-day fut Turkey z-Uruguay i-Vuuel W. Grmny 30-day fut 60-day fut 370.60 .1271 .122 7.860 .4660 2.140 2.1460 .4679 2.1382 2.1370 .4658 .4677 .4692 i3 Ih .6 .4 COPPER 25,000 tw cants per .4695 2.1313 2.1299 .4709 2.1248 2.1235 .4706 t-EcuadOT .008264 008264 121.00 121.00 NOV .000801 .000801 555.25 555.25 Finland .1783 .1783 5.6100 5.6100 .1252 .1252 7.9880 7.9890 .0084 119.5 119.5 Jun Aug SILVER SiM trot Nov Dec Jan Mar May Jul Sep Dec Jan Mar May Jul Sep .0662 .0662 5. 000 5.1000 cents per trey ez.

608.0 608.0 608.0 608.7 610.5 613.0 609.0 610.5 616.5 616.5 616.0 614.9 624.0 625.9 622.0 623.3 6320 634.5 6300 631.5 639.0 642.5 6.19.0 640.2 651.0 652.0 649.6 649.3 662.5 666.0 662.5 663.2 668.1 677.7 692.0 692.0 691.0 688.0 703.0 703.0 702.0 698.5 7094 .3817 2.6210 2.6200 .3815 61.10 61.80 60 8 5 60.85 62.05 62.10 62.35 62.35 62.70 62.70 6280 62.80 63.50 63.60 2.6125 2.6120 .3878 Are your CD's maturing? Are you disappointed with current renewal rates? We have U.S. Government Guaranteed Investments yielding 13.02 1 backed by the U.S. Government 2. Monthly checks 3. Marketability liquid investment 4.

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Wilraot 105-B Tucson, AZ 85712 MEMBERS National Association of Securities Dealers Securities Investor Protection Corp. 6050 60.55 60.70 60.85 6105 61.55 61.70 61.90 62.00 62 30 62.30 62 80 62.60 63.20 63.20 63.40 64.00 63.80 6420 Dec Jan Mar May Jul Sep Dec Jan Mar May France Greece Holland Hong Kong y-lndia Indonesia Ireland Israel Italy .3838 .3849 .3840 2.6055 2.NHI .3850 2.5982 2.5971 .0065 .0065 153.75 1 53.75 .3390 .3391 2.9500 2.9490 .1281 .1282 7.8040 7.8015 0823 0823 12 1 507 12.1507 .000891 .000891 1122.00 1122.00 1.1800 1.1800 .8475 .8475 .000678 000678 1475.00 1475.00 .000564 000565 1771.20 1771.00 90-day tui Pre-closino prices London prices as of is pleased to sponsor the following public information meeting on WHAT THE TAX BILL COULD MEAN TO MUNICIPAL BONDS PRESENTATIONS BY Mr. John McEvoy Senior Partner in the Law Firm of Kutak Rock and Campbell, Washington D.C. "An Analysis of Proposed Tax Legislation As It Affects Municipals" Mr. Mike Godwin First Vice President, National Retail Sales, Manager for Municipal New York.

"The Potential Effect of the Tax Bill on the Municipal Market" Mr. Steven Binder Senior Vice President, Manager Public Finance Denver "The Impact of the Bill On Municipalities, Taxpayers and Consumers" Thursday, Nov. 21, 1985, 7:00 PM Doubletree Inn, 445 S. Alvernon Seating is limited. Please call the Hutton office nearest you to make reservations.

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27 and the department plans to an nounce the successful purchasers on Dec. 9 with delivery scheduled to begin Dec. 18. The government has been accu mulating the emergency stockpile in salt caverns on the Louisiana and Texas coasts since 1977 at a total cost so far of $16.7 billion to American taxpayers. Its pr esence is the primary insur ance against and means to combat a recurrence of the foreign supply disruptions of 1973 and 1979 that to IS gether spawned a 15-fold increase in oil prices and sent the world econ omy into a decadelong tailspin.

The General Accounting Office estimated the test sale will cost the government $1.1 million to $2.9 million, including a net additional cost of $750,000 to million for replacing the oil that will be sold. Initially opposed by the Reagan administration, the test was ordered by Congress in June as part of a four-year extension of the Energy Policy Conservation Act, the 1975 law that established the emergency stockpile. The Reagan administration had contended, and the congressional GAO somewhat agreed, that a test now amid a worldwide oil surplus and falling prices will not reflect how the program would work in a Pima's Special Accotmmitts, High Yields For High Deposits! Right now you can invest $50,000 or more in Pima's money market accounts and earn money market rates among the highest anywhere. Plus, your deposits are insured safe by the FSLIC. real-world emergency when just the opposite events would be occurring.

In 1975, when it set up the pro gram, Congress envisioned a billion-barrel stockpile. But with mounting federal deficits dominating the current political climate, lawmakers now appear willing to stop the fill when it reaches 500 million barrels sometime in 1986. Robert Porter, an Energy Depart ment spokesman, said any "responsible bidder" including foreign governments able to take at least 10,000 barrels of oil for pipeline transport or 200,000 barrels for tanker shipments is eligible to bid in the test sale. About 65 companies have ex pressed an interest in participating. Money Management Account Continuous minimum deposit ssr 7.759 as- 8,068 3-6 Month Certificate Continuous minimum deposit as- 8.415 aa- 8.779 6-12 Month Certificate Quarterly minimum deposit ssr 8.757 aa- 9.049 1- 2 Year Certificate Quarterly minimum deposit ssr 9.009 is" 9.318 2- 3 Year Certificate Quarterly minimum deposit ssr 9.505 9.849 3- 5 Year Certificate Quarterly Compounding550.000 minimum deposit ssr 10.007 as- 10.389 5-10 Year Certificate Quarterly minimum deposit sb- 10.929 KMSB may move its transmitter to reach larger area Channel 11 is trying to move its transmitter to the Tucson Mountains so viewers on the city's east and northwest sides and in Catalina can receive its signal, the television station announced yesterday.

The station can't reach audiences in those areas now because the signal from its transmitter on Mount Hopkins in the Santa Rita Mountains south of Tucson is blocked by the terrain, said Randy Cantrell, general manager of KMSBChannel 11. A second transmitter would be installed just north of Nogales, to serve- that community when the Mount Hopkins transmitter is moved. It would have the KMSB call letters and programming but would be on a different channel, Cantrell said. i Mountain States already has a studio and office in Nogales. i Mountain States and the city of Nogales have asked the Federal Communications Commission to approve the project, but no action Is expected for at least 18 months.

If approved, Michael Isaacs, a spokesman for The Providence Journal Co. whose Mountain States Broadcasting subsidiary runs Channel 11, said the station's coverage would be expanded by almost 10,000 square miles or about 118,51,0 viewers. He said he didn't know how much the expansion would cost because Mountain States is still looking at what type of equipment to buy. Federal regulations require a substantial penalty for early withdrawal on certificate accounts. The yields shown assume that principal and interest remain in the account and that the rate remains in effect for one year.

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