The Californian du lieu suivant : Salinas, California • 26

Today's Mew York Stock Exchange Closing Prices MfcHtN)gw4aMM8ttiS9WMIMartlWtMM6MMMaMlbM9ft8a8bP9a88M MbpSm4 Business Page Sales(hds) High Lew Close Che. McCror 1.20 26 24 24 24 Salet(hdt) High Hess Oil .30 188 664 Heubleln .70 88 374 THURSDAY I Octobor 3, 1061 CenSoyo .80 A. ICorro l.60g Certaln-t 80 Sales(hds) Hiflb Low Clese Cl(. Ceisno 1.40 Lew Clete Chg. 42 43 4444 26 884 58 78 26-SAUNAS CALIFORNIAN Thursday, October 3.

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R. B. Montgomery et al No. 48-9 on Sec. 9, 20S- 121 40 115 29 21 774 351 574 344 52'A 48 414 30 584 137 29 1028 204 106 424 394 'A 29 7844 554 4 524 414 4 564 4 29 Al 204 424- A 394 284 76 554 514 414 554 28 194 42'A Maey Co .90 Mad 3.36d Magma 3.60 Mognovox 1 Mar Oil 1.40 MarMMtdl 14 MarjhallF 2 Martin Ma 1 Massey 1 May OS 1.60 HammPap 1 HeclaMn .70 Hercule Hershy 1.10 Brothers Co.

is the contractor. Iceilnes. Commodity Markets VEGETABLES MARKETS AT A GLANCE Footnotes New York Stock Exchange. Sales figures are unofficial. All sales in hundreds (00) omitted except for those designated (z) which are traded In 10 share lots and carried In full.

DIVIDENDS: (a) plus extra; (b) paid last year; (c) payment on accumulated dividends; (d) declared or paid so far this year, no regular raft; (e) cash plus stock; (g) annual rate plus stack dividend; h) capital distribution; (I) per cent In stock; (k) per cent jn stock paid last year; (x) ex-dividend. By United hm International Stocks higher in heavy trading. Bonds mixed. American bonds higher. Midwest stocks higher.

London stocks lower. Cotton futures higher. Grains in Chicago: wheat closed cent lower to cent higher; com cent lower to cent higher; oats unchanged to cent lower; rye 4 cent lower to 4 cent higher; soybeans cent lower to cent higher per bushel. OVER-THE-COUNTER CHICAGO GRAIN Thursday, Oct. 3, 1963 These quotativne.

muppfied By thl National Association of Sacurltiaa Dealers, are bids and offara quoted by over-the-counter dealers to each other as of approximately 3 p.m. (Eastern time). The quotatlone da not include retail markup, markdown or commission, and do no4 represent actual transactions. (Fur-rshed by Mltchum, Jones Templeton, 440 South Main). PUBLIC UTILITIES Ask Calif.

Water Service 26 27 BANKS Bank of America 80 80 Crocker Citizens 39 39 1st Natl Bank San Jose .35 36 Security First Natl 49 49 Val Natl Bank Ariz 22 22 Wells Fargo 554 56 Val Natl Bank Salinas 28 294wo INSURANCE Aetna Life 46 46 Calif. Western States Life 25 25 Fund America 54 55 Travelers Insurance 33 34 INDUSTRIAL Anheus Busch 70 70 Longs 52 55 Pacific Gamble Robinson 154 164 Utah Construction 104 104 1 CHICAGO UPI Wheat, corn. oats, rye and soybeans were mixed at the close today on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat was up to off cent; corn off 4 to up oats off to up rye off to up 14; and soybeans off to up CHICAGO UPI Cash grain sales: Wheat unchanged; No. 2 soft red 1.20 14N.

Corn unchanged to cent higher; No. 2 yellow 1.104; No. 4 yellow No. 5 yellow sample grade yellow .924. Oats unchanged; No.

2 extra heavy white Rye unchanged; No. 2 plump 1.13N. Barley malting feed Soybeans unchanged; No. 1 yellow 2.47; No. 3 yellow 2.47, both track at Chicago.

TV Station Delays Date For Opening On-the-air date for Monterey Countys first ultra-high frequency (UHF) television station will be announced later this month. Stoddard P. Johnston, president of Monterey-Salinas Television, told the Californian he would be able to give an accurate date after Oct. 15. The station, KMST, channel 49, originally was scheduled to go on the air in September.

Johnston said KMST was moving as rapidly as possible. Transmitter equipment is being installed on Mt. Toro, southwest of Salinas. Johnston said KMST has acquired the CBS affiliation for the Salinas, Monterey, Santa Cruz, King City area. Previously some CBS programming was carried over KSBW-TV in Salinas.

Those programs will soon be carried by the new UHF channel. In coming weeks KMST will announce plans for local programming, network schedules and other pertinent information, Johnston said. The new station will be carried on cable to homes having that service. It has not yet been assigned a channel number on VHF band by the various cable companies. For those homes without cable the signal will be received on the UHF band, Channel 46.

Temporary studios are under construction in the EDINN building on the Salinas-Monte-rey Highway. The station will eventually be headquarters in facilities which will be constructed in the nearby Del Monte Research Center, adjacent to the Monterey airport HAY AND GRAIN LETTUCE U. S. Carlot Rail Shipments For October 2 Salinas-Watsonville-King City ....66 Other Central California 31 Arizona .....14 Idaho 4 New Mexico 7 Texas 7 Total United States 129 Sales F.O.B. Shipping Point For October 2 SALINAS.

WATSONVILLE, KING CITY Demand good at Icw-er prices. Market weaker. Iceberg tpe cartons 24s 2.00-2.50, mostly 2.00, occasional 2.75-3.50, 30s 1.50. CELERY U. S.

Carlot Rail Shipments For October 2 Salinas-King City 13 Other Central California 9 Total United States 22 Sales F.O.B. Shipping Point For October 2 SALINAS-KING CITY Demand slow. Market steady. Pascal crates 2-4s 1.75-2.00, occasional 2.25, occasional lower. PEPPERS U.

S. Carlot Rail Shipments For October 2 Central California 14 Northern California 2 Texas 1 Total United States 17 Sales F.O.B. Shipping Point For October 2 GILROY-HOLLISTER-SAN JOSE-KING CITY Demand good. Market steady. California Wonder type aproximate 30 lb cartons crates 2.75-3.25.

CARROTS U. S. Carlot Rail Shipments For October 2 Salinas-King City 4 Texas ..1 Total United States ..5 Sales F.O.B. Shipping Point For October 2 SALINAS-KING CITY De mand slow. Market steady.

Topped 48-1 lb film bags wirebound crates 3.00, occasional lower, mesh sacks 2.85, occasional lower, 50 lb sacks loose large 1.25-1.50. BROCCOLI U. S. Carlot Rail Shipments For October 2 Salinas-Watsonville 3 Other Central California 3 Total United States 6 Sales F.O.B. Shipping Point For October 2 SALINAS-WATSONVILLE Demand fair.

Market barely steady. Crates 14 bunches 2.60-2.85, mostly 2.60. TOMATOES S. Carlot Rail Shipments For October 2 Gonzales-King City 6 Other Central California 27 Northern California 18 Southern California 4 Total United States 55 Sales F.O.B. Shipping Point For October 2 GONZALES-KING CITY Greens: Demand fair.

Market steady. Approximate 40 lb cartons or crates 85 or more USone quality 56 larger 3.50, few 4.00, 66 3.00, few 3.25, 67 1.75-2.00, few 2.25 77 1.50. PORTER AND IRVINE RECOGNIZED Jay Irvine, left, received, in behalf of Porter and Irvine, a plaque recognizing the local department store for outstanding service as an official Boy Scout supply distributor for 1968. The award is being presented by Jay Chapman, Salinas district Scout executive, for the National Council, Boy Scouts of America. Porter and Irvine has provided this service for more than 30 years.

STOCKTON (UPI-FSMNS) Cash grain: Barley No. 2 western 46 lbs. 2.32-2.35. Wheat: No. 2 any class 2.25- 2.27.

Corn No. 2 yellow Rail from out state Calif, common points 2.64-2.66. Truck Calif, origin 2.40-2.42. Grain sorghum No. 2 yellow origin, Calif, common points 2.36-2.38.

Truck Calif, origin 2.25-2.27. SPECIAL SALE! Late Model, Full Size Remington Rand Office TYPEWRITERS DAIRY MARKET Usually Priced at $139.50 $i00 NOW SAN FRANCISCO (UPI-FSMNS) Dairy nrices to retailers: FSMNS Extra large AA 52-61; large AA 47-57; large A 45-55; large A 47-55; medium AA 41-51; small AA 24-34. Nulaid Farmers: Large 56; medium 50; small 34. Butter. FSMNS: AA and A 1 lb.

print 79-82; lb. carton 79-84. Cheese Single daisies 564-65; processed American 5-lb loaf 54. 62; Cheddar 40-lb block 43-62; Monterey jack 10-lb rindless block 50-67; Swiss domestic 40-lb block and wheel 59-67. Limited Time Only! Bankers Assert U.S.

Should Tighten Budget CHICAGO (UPI) The American Bankers Association says the federal government is still operating at a deficit and needs to tighten its budget. In the closing session of the 94th annual convention of the ABA, the bankers Wednesday praised Congress and the Johnson administration for having the courage to raise taxes and to establish limits on the growth of federal expenditures in an election year, but warned there was still too much spend ing. In a report of the resolutions committee, the bankers said, the federal government is still operating at a deficit under con' ditions of continuing inflationary pressures and widespread labor shortages. The report urged congressional establishment of a system of priorities in evaluating spending and coordinating spending and taxing. The in conjing administration, the report said, should clarify and simplify the tax system.

EARLY BALLAST TANKS The forerunner of the modem ballast tank used to submerge! submarines was first proposed by an unknown English inventor in 1747. His proposal was to fill! goatskin bags with water and attach them to the hull of the vessel. i Office Equipment Stationery Co. Since 1934 351 Main St. 424-4861 POULTRY MARKET Thomas Frederickson cDaifycEarnittgs Day in until Day out SAN FRANCISCO UPI Dressed poultry ready to cook prices to retailers.

Fryers 28-33. Roasters 44-49. Hens under 4 lbs. 25-30. Hens 4 lbs.

and over 37-40. Fryer-roaster turkeys 41-45. Young hen turkeys 40-44. Young toms under 22 lbs. 38-42.

Young toms 22-26 lbs. 38-42. Young toms 26 lbs. and over 38 45. FRESNO UPI Poultry prices, at ranch: Eggs: Fresno area Large 35- 39; medium 29-33, small 12-16.

Modesto area large 37-40; medium 31-34; small 13-17. Live chickens Central Valley and coastal areas: fryers 164-19; mostly 16; light hens 6-6; heavy hens 14; roasters 24; squabs 89. Live turkeys: young hens 21. few at 22; young toms 19; yearl ing hens 13. Building Permits CITY Edson Thomas, 43 La Mirada new dwelling, $30,000.

L. C. Stidham, 279 V. Alvin fourplex and carports, Helen Moore, 1472 Teton repair damage from car, $326. Dr.

A. Johnson, 418 California reroof dwelling and garage, $1,500. IV. Giottonini, 621 Park rereoof dwelling and garage, $322. A.

Benedetti, 416 Riker reroof dwelling, $399. Thelma Koebl, 936 Del Monte duplex and garage and demolish dwelling, $22,800. Aaron Becerra, 516 Fremont reroof dwelling, $100. Six-Pak 68 N. Madeira repair fire damage, $1,000.

Thomas Ramey, 1749 Second fireplace, $400. Bob Clinton, 511 San Blanco a. duplex and garage, $32,000. M. Brackeen, 22 W.

Alisal interior remodel, $15,000. Longs Tire Shop, 81 N. Sanborn add to storage building, $8,000. Autorella Auto Painting, 430 W. Market paint and remodel to code, $3,500.

Valley Oil 845 S. Abbott remodel warehouse, The first international yacht race took place Aug. 22, 1851, with the yacht America outrac-ing the British yacht Aurora, Frank Stone nell College. He was associated with W. R.

Kingston Co. more than 20 years. He is also a past president of the Salinas Independent Insurance Agents Association and he was a director of the State Agents Association for three years. He is a past president of the Salinas Jaycees and a former Key Man award winner. He is a member of the Salinas Personnel Commission.

Fraternally, Stone is a member of Salinas Rotary and Elks Lodge. Frederickson and Stone said the Insurance Center of Salinas will provide expanded service for the area. OH YOUR SAVINGS HO 0 HE PAYS MORE 0FTEH Agency Merger Announced In a joint statement Thomas B. Frederickson, owner of Baird Insurance Agency, and Frank H. Stone, owner of Kingston Company Insurance, have announced the merger of their companies into the Insurance Center of Salinas at 313 Salinas St.

Both have had extensive experience in the insurance business. Frederickson is a graduate of the University of Utah with a major in insurance. He was associated with the Baird Insurance Agency for more than eight years. He is a past president of the Salinas Independent Insurance Agents Association. Fraternally, Frederickson is a member of the Salinas Jaycees, Salinas Elks Lodge and Delta Sigma Pi, international business fraternity.

Stone is a graduate of Hart- SPECIALIZING IN MUTUAL FUNDS Ke DEPENDENT 'AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Saving earn from date of deposit and to data of withdrawal when held for 90 days, payable at quarters and. Savings in by th loth earn from the 1st. JOHN GLEISSNER YATES, ANDREWS DYER, INC. THE ONLY LOCALLY OWNED SAYINGS AND LOAN TO OFFER DAILY INTEREST! NOW EARN THE HIGHEST RATE IN THE NATION ON INSURED SAVINGS! Because of the vast Middle East sources of petroleum, about 85 per cent of the total northbound traffic in the Suez Canal toward European ports consists of oil or oil products. CROCKER-CITIZENS BLDG.

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