Baxter Bulletin from Mountain Home, Arkansas • 6

Business THE BAXTER BULLETIN, Mountain Home, Ark. -Wednesday, November 15, 1989-Page 6A 1 rvfv in- Stocks retreat in sluggish trading TI 9 rT VP I Jj I I NEW YORK (AP) Stock prices retreated in sluggish trading Tuesday amid uneasiness about the economy's weakness and pessimism about the chances for lower interest rates. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 16.18 to 2,610.25. Losing issues outnumbered gaining ones by about 4 to 3 in nationwide trading of New York Stock Exchange-listed stocks, with 639 up, 831 down and 498 unchanged. Volume on the floor of the Big Board came to 143.17 million shares, little different from Monday's total of 140.75 million.

Several new reports underscored the economic slowdown, particularly in the manufacturing sector. But the statistics didn't convey a completely clear picture because they were influenced by special circumstances, analysts said. A slumping automobile market helped drive down retail sales by a full percentage point in October, the Commerce Department reported. Industrial production was crimped during the month by a strike in the aircraft industry and the impactofthe California earth- i 1 Jill 1 7nW 5oL quake. The decline of 0.7 percent was the steepest in three years.

Traders have been hoping that the Federal Reserve Board would spur growth by loosening its credit policy to a significant degree. So far, the central bank hasn't made any dramatic moves. Stocks of the Big Three automakers sagged after the industry reported an unexpectedly poor sales performance. Sales of domestically made cars and light trucks skidded 20.2 percent in early November compared with a year ago. General Motors fell 'A to 433a Ford dropped to 44 and Chrysler was off to 201.

Among heavily traded blue chips, food and tobacco company Philip Morris lost to 407 on word that Sen. Edward Kennedy, plans to introduce a bill to bolster cigarette health warnings and sale restrictions. Combustion Engineering led the Big Board's list of actively traded issues. It declined to 38 as nearly 3.9 million shares changed hands. Elsewhere among the actives, Merck pulled back to 75 adding to Monday's loss of 3 which came on news that heavy research and sales costs would hurt earnings growth.

The NYSE's composite index of all its listed common stocks ended at 187.51, down 0.71. Arkansas Freightways plans 13 additional Texas terminals Beauty workshop held minals will be at Abilene, Amaril-lo, Corpus Christi, Del Rio, El Paso, Fort Stockton, Harlingen, Laredo, Lubbock, Midland Odessa, San Angelo, San Antonio and Victoria. With the new terminals, the Harrison-based company will have a total of 98 terminals. It will now serve seven states: Arkansas, Louisana, Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. It also serves western Tennessee and the Chicago area.

Arkansas Freightways of Harrison is opening 13 additional terminals in Texas in January and will expand its coverage to the entire state. In an announcement Monday, the company's chief financial officer, James R. Dodd, said it was a big move for the firm "but we feel we can provide that servie and still provide profit for Arkansas Freightways. Arkansas Freightways currently has 11 terminals, primarily in East Texas. The 13 new ter Randl Coan, a Rochester, N.Y., stylist, works with model Michelle Walker while stylist Bonny Belford of St.

Louis, demonstrates a coloring technique during Sunday's beauty workshop at the Lake Norfork Days Inn. More than 135 stylists from local salons, as well as stylists from Memphis, Oklahoma and Missouri attended the Henderson gathering, which was sponsored by State Beauty Supply of West Plains, and Matrix, which develops and markets hair and skin care products. Coan and Belford, along with Tim Brannan of St. Louis and Deborah Lyerly of Memphis, are members of the Matrix Design Team. They demonstrated the latest styles, techniques and trends for the 1990s, Including the "exposed" look, a shorter hair style expected to be the hottest of the new trends.

Hair coloring and make-up demonstrations also were presented with stylists from Zodiac Hair Design assisting In make-up preparation. BulletinGarrett Stock quotes 3'. 314 61 V. 61' 74.75 74.72 71.85 70.00 73.95 74.17 71.45 69.67 69.00 73.90 74.15 71.42 69.67 69.00 74.72 74.65 71.70 70.00 69.45 Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Mon. ChBkB Chevrn Chryslr Citicorp CocaCI CmbEn CmwE .76 2.80 1.20 162 1.36 1 3 69.50 sales 5,270.

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70 70 4662 54 53 53 5194 26 26'. 26t 5163 13 12 12 3296 42 41' 42 3517 63'. 63' 63 3364 63 62. 63 4012 33 32' 33' 4217 70' 69' 69 3130 10 9 9' UCarb 1 Unisys 1 Unisypl 3.75 UsairG USWsst 3.76 UnTech 1.60 Unocal Waban WalMrt .22 WarnC .68 Wast .60 Weknns .12 WstgE 2.40 CmpAss 87e -V, -K -y. -y.

20' 19 20 30' 29 29' 74' 72'i 73'. 39 38 38 38' 38' 38' 11 11 11' 10 104 10 29' 29'i 29 66. 65. 65 56' 56 56. 85 83' 84 93 92' 92' 41 40 40' 113 113' 113 8 8' 8 open Int 73,629, up 159.

HOGS 30,000 cents par lb. Dec 48.65 48.80 48.20 48.22 Feb 49.02 49.10 48.20 48.25 Apr 45.30 45.35 44.72 44.82 Jun 49.00 49.00 48.62 48.87 Jul 49.20 49.40 48.75 49.12 Aug 48.00 48.25 47.90 48.05 Oct 43.30 43.30 43.30 43.30 Dec 44.95 sales 8,063. open int 35,383, otf 91. .10 224 1.12 1.40 3.90 1 480 2 2 2.40 ComslK DPL DaylHd Dears Digital DowCh Drssr duPont DultPh OunBrd EKodak Exion FdNM Gold and Silver On New York's Commodity Exchange, gold settled $2.20 to $2.40 higher with December at $394.90 a troy ounce; silver was 9 cents to 10.3 cents higher with December at $5,408 a troy ounce. West Plains Livestock Report Estimated cattle receipts at the West Plains Livestock Auction, Tuesday, November 7, were 4,700, compared to 5,524 the previous week and 2,669 a year earlier.

Compared to last Tuesday, demand moderate to good, steers and heifers (lor the most pan) steady to $2 higher, exception fleshy olferings mostly British-breeds 450-600 pounds steady to weak with little Interest, Holsteins under 550 pounds not well tested, over 550 pounds steady. Slaughter cows and bulls higher, except breaking utility cows steady. Supply heavy, with 8 cows and 18 of feeder supply over 600 pounds. FEEDER STEERS: Medium and large frame 1, 300-400 pounds 400-500 pounds 500-600 pounds 600-700 pounds 700-800 pounds 800-900 pounds Small and medium frame 1 and medium and large frame 1-2, 300-400 pounds 400-500 pounds 500-600 pounds 600-800 pounds HOLSTEINS: Large frame 2, few 360-460 pounds 550-600 pounds 600-700 pounds 700-800 pounds 800-905 pounds FEEDER HEIFERS: Medium and large frame 1 300-400 pounds 400-500 pounds 500-600 pounds some eshyJ550-600 pounds 600-700 pounds Small and medium frame 1 and medium and large frame 1 -2, 300-400 pounds 400-500 pounds 500-600 pounds REPLACEMENT COWS: Medium and large Irame 1-2, 5-7 years, few short-solid, pounds, mixed 2nd 3rd stage, per head, couple lots 5-7 years, pounds, REGISTERED CHAROLAIS: 4 years to short-solid, pounds, 2nd. and 3rd.

stage. per head. REGISTERED CHAROLAIS BULLS: 13-18 months, 850-900 pounds, per head, some younger, 660-700 pounds SLAUGHTER COWS: Cutter, utility and com- mercial 1-4. Breaking bulk boning bulk high dressing other cutter bulk $43 $47.50, low dressing BULLS: Yield grade 1-2 pounds couple high dressing yield good 1s 50'. 50 50 42' 42 42' .56 FNMWtS .64 Ferro FtBkSy Flntste FordM GTE 1.64 3 3 46' 45 45' 41 39V4 39' 27 26 27 31'.

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19. 292 GanEl 1 64 GMotr 3 1 Local interest Nov. 1 4 dosing prices of stocks of local interest are furnished by the Mountain Home office of A G. Edwards Co. A G.

Edwards Sons 24'i Allied Corp 35 Amoco Corp 47'i 427. Arkansas Louisiana Gas 22 Baxter Healthcare 23 Caterpillar Tractor 55V4 Century Tele. Enterprises 31 Cincinnati Gas and Electric 29 Commonwealth Edison 38' Consolidated Edison 26 Dillards 68'. Exxon 45 General Electric 55 General Motors 43 Houston Oil 1 98 Kansas Gas Electric 23 McDonnell Douglas 69 Entergy Corp 21 Multimedia, Inc 94 Navistar 4 Sears 37 Southern Co 27 Southwestern Energy 28 Texaco 52 Trinova Corp 22 TCBY 25 Travelers Ins. Co 39 Tyson Foods 24 Union Pacific 73 U.S.X 34 Walgreen 42 WalMart 42 Closing market information: Dow Jones Index: Industrials 2610.24 down 16.19 Transportation 1 201 .63 Utilities 219.88 New York Stock Exchange: Advancing Issues 623 Declining Issues 818 Unchanged Issues 513 Most active GaGIl GbMn Graca GtNNk GtWFn Habtn Hanson Futures trading CHICAGO JAP) Futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade Tuesday: Opsn High Low Last Chg.

WHEAT 5,000 bu minimum; dollars par bushsl Dec 3.98 4.01 3.9S 4.00 .01 Mar 4.04 4.05 4.02 4.04' .01 May 3.86 3.86. 3.83!4 3.84'. .03 Jul 3.55' 3.56' 3.54'. 3.55 .01. Sep 3.60 3.61' 3.59 3.59 .01 Dec 3.72 3.72 3.71 3.71 sales 7,880.

open Inl 52,414. oil 244. CORN 5,000 bu minimum; dollars par bushsl Dec 2.38 2.40'. 237' 2.40 4.01 Mar 2.41'. 2.43'.

2.40' 2.42. May 2.44 2.46 2.44' 2.45 .00. Jul 2.48' 2.50 2.48 2.49 .007. Sep 2.42' 2.43' 2.42 2.42 Dec 2.39 2.40' 2.38' 2.38' .00 Mar 245'. .00 tales 26,834.

open int 198,524, up 513. OATS 5,000 bu minimum; dollara par bushsl Dec 1.44 1.45 1.43 1.44' Mar 1.56 1.56 1.54 1.56 May 1.62 1.63 1.60 1.62 Jul 1.69 1.69 1.67' 1.68 Sep 1.72 1.72' 1.70 1.72' .00 tales 1,211. open int 11,693, oil 5. SOYBEANS 1.40 1 32 .60 1 85s 37 38. 37 18 17 18 6'.

6' 5 5 6 6' Legal Notices HarBrJ HarBJpf 1621 Harm .96 Hartco 1.20 35 36' 35 Fund Prices The following closing Mutual Fund prices are provided by Earl Hagar. Nov. 13 closing BIO ASK Colonial Oivs. 3.30' 7.82 Colonial Gov. Sec 11.34 12.16 Franklin Age 2.84 2.99 Franklin Equity.

7.04 7.38 Franklin Fed. Tax 11.31 11.79 Franklin Gold 14.18 14.62 Franklin Growth 23.12 24.08 Franklin High Yield Tax Fret 10.59 11.03 Franklin Income 2.03 2.12 Franklin US Govt 6.93 132 Investment Portfolios-Equity 14.38 Investment Porrtolbs-Govt Plus 7.55 Invest Portloloj-Opl Income 5 58 Invest Return 10.77 Putnam Corner Income Growth 15.64 17.08 Putnam Divers. Inc. Trust 11.76 12.35 Putnam George 14 14 15 44 Putnam Energy 16 82 18.32 Putnam Global 14.74 1 5 48 Putnam Growth 12.70 13 87 Putnam Hi Income Govt Trust 10.22 10 99 Putnam Hi Yield II 9 91 10 59 Putnam Income 6 93 7.43 Putnam Into Science 21.02 2294 Putnam International 7.40 8 08 v. y.

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97 98 48' 48' 48 56' 55'. 55 46' 44' 44 36 35 35' 67' 65 66 JohnJnt 1.16 La-Gri Limned MCA MiN MtrHan 6596 4833 4975 4453 4419 38954 3795 6577 3551 15244 X3419 3678 8017 4945 4211 3620 4126 15189 5432 7138 10323 4204 4533 2963 5716 5649 8799 7418-4786 5620 3531 2980 10399 2949 3220 4895 6059 4186 5122 6050 8059 3054 5335 3798 4415 16899 3125 6453 4268 3897 3743 4011 6753 7676 5075 4156 18233 3590 3435 3614 7269 3654 3706 7334 3826 3061 10602 3912 5464 1278 18979 9323 6645 3163 4522 3395 23263 7626 7711 3312 3301 4154 15137 2971 3462 56'7 3301 1421 1051 1065 I'M 19M 7961 131 1311 156 1'ft 5461 63' I 142 1322 6300 .32 .68 1 05 3.28 8V. 8 8 5,000 bu minimum; dollars par bushel 38'. 38 36 These decisions are subject to appeal pursuant to 36 CFR 217. Any written notice of appeal of these decisions must be consistent with 36 CFR 217.9, "Content of Notice of including the reasons for appeal and must be filed with Forest Supervisor, Ozark -St.

Francis National Forest, P.O. Box 1008, Russellville, AR 72801, simultaneously with a copy to District Ranger, Sylamore Ranger District, P.O. Box 1279, Mountain View, AR 72560 December 30, 1989. For information about these decisions, or the Forest Service appeal process, contact the District Ranger at the above address or at telephone number (501) 269-3228. 11-15 Nov 5.77 5.74 5.79 .01 581 16 17'.

31 31 18 31 5.90 6.03 5.94 6.07'. .31 5 87 5 91 .01 6.00 6 05 6.10' 6.15V. Wanel McDnlt Marvil I Merck 45. 46'. 45 6.13 6.18 75 75 1 30 1 80 1 50 Jan Mar May Jul Aug Sep Nov 77 7 6.20 6.26 6.18 6.24 .02 6 21 6 26 6 21 6 24 .02 7'.

7 Putnam Invest 1 81 9 65 Putnam Opt Income Trust II 9.38 1024 Putnam Tax Free High Income 846 8 84 MesalP MssLP 1 50 8 8 8 22 21 22 18 17 17' 8.29 869 Putnam Over the .10 6.07 612 6.07 6.05 6.09. 6.03' 6.16 616 6.16 6.11 .03 6.06' .00 6.16 .01 .64 Putnam US. Jan 6 Putnam 6 6 4 3' 14 13 4 13 1383 14 55 170 9 48 530 5 65 15 49 16 77 9 24 9 72 1371 1455 Van Eck Gold Resources Fund Van Eck Goldlntl Investor Van Eck World Income tales 28,376. open inl 94,463, oil 565. CHICAGO (AP) Future trading on the Chicago Mercantile Eichange Tuesday: Open High Low Settle Chg.

CATTLE 40.000 cents per lb. NEW YORK (AP) Tuesday's prtCM tor NYSE Wort) (R)-Redernptv charce may apply. Al securities trans actor ottered tvough Bryan Wortey, Registered Broker-Dealer. Member NASD. SI.P C) .50 Dec 7500 7505 74.37 74.42 7 -1 .4 -1 -1' '4 60 79 79' 1 15-111 29 28 28 20 20 20 44 43 43 1 2 2 21 27 27 56 53 55 66 66 66' 61' 6C 60' 70 69 69 22 22 22 42 40 40 7 7 7 It 18 11 4 3 4 144 134 11' 1 7 7'4 Myian NIPSCO NtSsml Navistr NiaMP Nynsi Oikmd aciPtt PacGE PscTsI PanArn PanEC PaiCom PsnnsY PspsiCo pfusr PhdaEI PhuMci PrWtt PtrOj fSNM PSvNM PMIlT PPrIT RkiI SfsPCp Scmmo Sar ScCp SMWI Sov .60 4 36 2 50 140 1 86 2 .70 2 24 1 220 2 20 1 37 120j 1 03a 1 14 1 21 10 120 2 56 I 1 14 54 56 56 ksid most act stocks: Sales High Low Close Chg AM S369 SV.

4'4 54 AMR 5317 T2A 70 70 Vt AtilPb 22 3256 12 12 12 Acant 1 12 3657 21 21 21 Axsnn 06 M32 164 16 164 Vt Amu 80 4493 24 23 24 Amp 19224 344 33S 33H V. 2 92 61S5 59 59 59 AUT 1 20 11280 43' 42V. 42' AOCOI 1 90 3573 46 47S 47' AM? 120 5664 41 40' 41 Anh 5334 36 37 37 t'A Arsteci 1 6097 22 20 21 A 10 3414 22 22 22' A-ftol 4 50 3460 101 100 100-' Avon 1 6671 36 35 35 Aonpl 2 7077 27 27 27' 46 6696 23 21' 23 3mE IX 6915 15 14 14 BAm 60 6988 JC4 29 29 BA.IM! 10 46J2 17 16 IT B4LTr 5t 33 23 23 23 5cJ 1 3e 5 57 51 3--so 2S2 52 51 51 iQt teM 16 16 16 BJ, 40 4C27 20 20 23 3ot 1 rtt 56 55 55 Borjw-i 41 33 324 32 mt 54 53 53 B-'wi 44 3MO 13 13 13 Ci-" 6 5 5 2 CnSc 6C 35't 36 35' 36 O-S 23 23 23 4 Cf 2 3t 6263 35 35 17 16 17 42 41 42 38 37 37' 15 13 15 1 1 12 SorCo 214 Sa 260 FRANKLIN'S AGE HIGH INCOME FUND Current Yield is 15.09! 24' 2H 24 27 27 27' 55 55 55 30 2t 46 5 45 40 NOTICE Tho Sylamore Ranger District, Ozark National Forest, has completed an environmental assessment responding to environmental concerns for management activities on approximately 2,992 acres in Stone county. Two compartments were analyzed to determine wildlife food, water, and cover needs, landline maintenance needs, timber harvest and reforestation needs, road maintenance and needed closures or road improvements, 6tream protection, visual resource improvement, and archeologi-cal protection needs, following the direction of the Land and Resource Management Plan for the Ozark National Forest. Environmental Assessment of proposed management activities planned for fiscal year 1992 were made for Compartment 36, (northwest of the junction of Tie Ridge and Gunner Road) and Compartment 42 (northwest of Gunner Pool Recreation Area).

The decision notice signed on November 15, 1989 approves the following activities to be implemented during the 10-year period starting in October 1991 (FY-92) within these compartments. To include 10 acres of pine seed tree cutting, 18 acres of hardwood shelter-wood cutting, 48 acres of hardwood thinning, acres of pine thinning. 159 acres of hardwood uneven-age management by group selection and 34 acres of pine uneven-age management by single tree selection to yield 1 1 1 mbf of pine sawtimber. 68 ccf of pine pole timber, 112 mbf of hardwood saw-timber and 513 ccf of hardwood poletimber. Other activities include 31.05 miles of system road maintenance, 13 miles of temporary road construction.

159 acres of hardwood maintenance. 13 miles of temporary road construction. 159 acres of IWdwood uneven age management trta preparation and amber stand improvement with chainsaws and herbkade. 35 acres of pine uoovervaje management by hand tools using herbooe. 10 acre of evenage pr tn preparation by hand tools with herbode.

17 acres of evenage hardwood preparation by charaaart and herbtode, 26 acres of pmi site preparation preset burning. 44 acres cf pme release by hand toots wtfi hertaoce. oonsuceon of ponds, con- stveton of operangs. 15 acres of cl 'e stand rrprovement usg chains. 133 acts of wUdUle pretcrfce Ummcj.

rrDena'tce ol 12 wii-At food pk. martenax of 2 35 rOet of landUnee aid ef 0 rS rrvJes ol IvxJ-- sov i yr-4 ataessrnent cVi not nooa a impact Ouny of N-i emravient, ff-ere-Ice it not be prjrud -ig ptgos4 i spedf Oeccn nc-oce oaf be ti-4 as Sy'a-or fsa-; r-ct Cce 52 52 51 30 29S 150 34 72 292 60 143 Srf Tsuc TsiJU TO Toct ToVI USX 15 35 4 35 12 1' 11 24 7J 24 34 1" 17 11 37 12 )4 14 K4 This Fund invests in high yielding, medium- and lower rated corporate bonds to give you: High Current Returns A Diversified Portfolio Avyajt Annual Total Returns" fXYwr I F.vr TVjr IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS, HARRISON DIVISION United States of America Plaintiff Vs. CtvU No. 89-3019 Harold D. Wallts, Sandra K.

Wallis. First Ozark National Bank, Robert H. Strawhun. Marilyn Strawhun, Smith Transfer Company and Brad Ferguson Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned appointed by the Court in the above styled cause, wil, pursuant to the Decree of Foreclosure entered by the Court said cause on October 1 9, 1989 offer for sale at public auction at mam door of ISe Baxter County Courthouse in Mountain Home, Arkansas, on January 4. 1990 100 pm to highest bidder on a credit of three months, the blowing described property located in Baxter County.

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