Deseret News from Salt Lake City, Utah • 53

Finance Pact; mi Toliver? uiiiximiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii By CARL W. RITTER Copley News Service To Save Or Not To Save? By ARNOLD IRVINE Associate Business Editor ure, if not daily, at least periodically, and auditing it once a year. After all, banks annual reports must audited by certified public accountants and given to the Federal Reserve System and other authorities. Not so in the case of silver. No one verifies the reports of the Comex-approved warehouse facilities.

No audit has ever been made by the commodity exchange to check the quantities of silver claimed by the depositories to be stored in their vrults. Only sporadic checks are made to verify the purity of certain silver bars. silver bear market. It seemed, oh, so clear to them back In 1967 and 1968 that silver would double or triple in price when the U.S. government reached the end of its high-purity silver sales.

Fate, lets call it, decreed otherwise. There was a relatively brief run-up of silver prices when government bowed out. This was followed by prolonged price erision. Charles R. Stahl, Princeton, N.J., precious metals authority, believes he knows why.

He said the silver futures market is a comparatively sloppy operation not supervised by any authority. Under such conditions, he said, there are occurrences which work to the disadvantage of the public and the silver producers and to the benefit of a few insiders and users. He advocates new legislation to jorrect this. Silver market manipulation, he suggested, can begin with such a simple matter as reporting the visible supply of silver by the Commodity Exchange in New York. "The public assumes that Comex is responsible for the accuracy of figures disclosing the total amount of silver on deposit in Comex-approved warehouses, verifying the fig The Comex, although it receives the breakdown of silver from each of five depositories, does not divulge the detailed figures to the public.

Only one lump sum for the alleged total is disclosed. Beyond correcting this, Stahl said a measure should be introduced in silver futures trading to prohibit short sales unless on an uptick. In the stock market, if one wishes to go short a stock which traded, say, at $12 a share, he cant do so unless it moves to $12 or higher. In the case of silver, whoever goes short need not wait for such an uptick. Several foreign countries Belgium and Canada, for example are minting silver coins again and interest in the precious metal appears to be reviving around the world.

The mere mention of any significant news about silver, however, is apt to evoke painful memories in the United States. Thousands of men and women who knew little 1 or nothing about commodity trading invested silver futures and absorbed a financial shellacking in the 1968-1971 Americans have been saving money in bank3 and savings institutions of various types like never before. In Utah, net savings gains at the insured savings and loan associations has approached $100 million, about treble the previous record in 1963, according to information released by the Utah Savings and Loan League. While the S. and L.

people are elated by this unprecedented thrift, they are disconcerted over the rising murmur advocating more consumer spending. CORNER ON COMMERCE L.V. Hotel 'Snort-Sighted Idea' Jacobsen-Jelco Bid Low Sale Announced bidder on the the -inf if-? fci Eldred L. Waldron, Logan, president of the Utah Savings and Loan League, argues that the idea that our savings rate is too high is shortsighted. He argues that new capital to meet the decades requirements for new mortgage money in Utah will be immense.

A cut in decrease in savings could seriously hamper the housing construction program in the state as tight money periods have put the squeeze on builders in the past. i Low construction of first unit of Utah Power and Light Co.s Huntington Canyon steam-electric plant in Emery County is the joint venture of Jacobsen-Jelco, Salt Lake City. Estimated cost of the unit will be $96 million, according toE. Allan Hunter, president. Gibbons and Reed Co.

was low bidder on the Electric Lake Dam to be constructed on Huntington Creek some 20 miles above the power plant D7 Thursday, January 20, 1972 -Ac v- 4. He noted that the S. and Ls. dont just keep the savings in their vaults. The money is immediately available to those who want to remodel or build.

Sta-Power Distributor 'K LAS VEGAS, NEV. (AP) -The conditional sale of the Las Vegas Hacienda Hotel and casino to American Mining and Smelting Inc. was announced Wednesday by Calvin C. Magleby, corporation president. Although the purchase price was not announced, Magleby said the buyers had plans for extensive re modeling, enlargement and refurbishing of the hotel.

NEEDS APPROVAL He said the closing of the sale will be subject to approval of the state and county gaming authorities. Americans Are Pikers Improvements At Bloomington Completion of the first unit of the plant is scheduled for 1974. sold through gasoline stations and other retail outlets. Jorgensen said that two corporate officers will also be in Salt Lake City this week to conduct training sessions with local distributors. They are George McCall, national sales director of commercial accounts, and Larry Whittle, technical advisor.

Fred Eisert of Salt Lake City has been named a master distributor of Sta-Power products, said H. K. White, president of Sta-Power Industries. He will work with William Jorgensen, general distributor in Utah. Sta-Power is an automotive engine conditioner which is Far from being big savers, Americans are the pikers of the world when it comes to salting money away, according to Mr.

Waldron. He cites statistics showing the Americans to be 16th among 17 western nations in the amount of personal savings as a percentage of disposable income. Capital improvements made at Bloomington, Terracor community development near St. George, totalled $294,000 last year, Terracor announced. This brings the cost of developing the area thus far to over $5 million.

Major 1971 project was installation of a pressure irrigation system from Bloomington Hills to the Bloomington Ranches and Country Club including the 18-hole golf course shown above. Our rate of 6.6 percent in 1968 has increased to about eight percent in 197L However, the U.S. is still near the bottom of the list in the rate of savings when compared with the 17 western nations, he said. Preliminary site preparation work began early last year with W.W. Clyde and Springville, doing excavation and development of water and sewage system; W.

W. Clyde and W.P. Harlin Salt Lake City, doing foundation work including the turbine pedestal and W.P. Harlin erecting the administration building. Promotions Announced Magleby was named head the Haciecda when Judy Bayley died Lart Dec.

31. Mrs. Bayley had been in control since her husband died Dec. 27, 1964. Warren Doc Bayley founded the hotel in 1956.

Reports Savings Gain and Latham over Louisville, Kentucky. Health Industries, Inc. is the parent company of 103 European Health Spas throughout the country with headquarters Salt Lake. Robert L. Rice, president of Health Industries, has announced the promotion of Bert Davis and James Latham to the position of district manager Davis in charge of Utahs operations ESTATE TO 2 All of these preliminary contracts are to be completed year, Hunter said.

Mrs. Bayleys will, recently probated, gave the majority of the estate to Magleby and Joan Raishbrook, a friend. A 28 percent gain in savings was reported by First Federal Savings and Loan Association Pres. M. L.

Dye Wednesday at the firms annual meeting. Woman Gets Exchange Seat New savings accounts totalled 3,644. First Federal assets at the end of 1971 amounted to $67.2 million, according to the report. Others in the financial community are less partisan on the save-spent issue. One Salt Laker banker said, Ive got too many friehds on both sides of the argument.

Id rather not take sides. Don A. Carlson, executive vice president of the Box Elder County Bank and vice president of the Utah Bankers Association, takes a middle of the road stand: We like to see people save but if everybodys saving instead of spending, you cant have a healthy economy. Youll have a situation' like the thirties. People held onto their money; businesses closed down and people were thrown out of work.

If people dont have jobs, they wont be able to build homes. Okay. So save some and spend some. the seat, the current market being $700 bid and $1,000 asked, Muth said. The new me mb er is secretary-treasurer of Mountain States Securities.

She has been with the firm since 1967. The sale of a seat on the Salt Lake Stock Exchange to Jfraaette Stamm was announced today by Ernest Math, president of the exchange; Miss -Stamm paid $700 for He compared this with a national average gain for savings and loan institutions of about 19 percent. Previously she was with V.E. Ad Anderson and Co. for four years.

There now are three women holding seats on the exchange out of a total of 45 seats authorized and 39 active outstanding, Muth said. In announcing the sale, Magleby said that over the last two years the hotel lost about $1.5 million. Magleby attributed the losses to increases In most significant categories of expense, including a substantial increase on The association completed 903 mortgage loans amounting to $20.7 million. The report compared this with 390 mortgage loans totaling $8.6 million during 1970. He noted that the showed a net gain in last year of $11.6 million.

Mutual Funds SAIT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE Wednesday! Quotitlant New torn (uei) Fonwif im at ttd in mmc priest Mutual Pm I quoted by Ih NASD Inc. Thursday's Quotations Bid Ask id Ask Bid Ask 4.14 4.55 aid AR 2.38 2.36 Aberdn ADMIRALTY Grwth Incom Insurn Adviser Aetna Fd Attil Fnd Afuture Age Fnd Allstate 6.94 7.61 4.67 5.12 10.1311.10 5.23 5.72 (7) (z) 7.15 7.74 13.5-1 13.53 5.3e 5.90 12.18 13.63 ParkCity ParkPrem Prince Rico Saga Sioux SoStand Teletrans TintieMJn TinicStand UnParkCirV Ut-ldeSugar Ut-WyoCont Water infrt 15.23 Sagittar 3.67 3.67 Scnustr 17.13 18.75 SCUDDER FDS: Intr Inv 15.0215.27 Balanc 16-79 16.79 Com 11.01 11.01 Specal 36.51 36.51 SECURITY FDS: Equity 3.99 6.37 Invast 8.09 1.87 Ultra 9.06 0.81 SELECTED FDS: Am Shr 10.44 11.41 Opp Fd 15.71 17.17 Spl Shrs 17.2018.80 Sentinel 9.26 10.06 Sentry 15. 16.79 SHAREHLD ZGRF Shamrk 10.15 10.15 EATON A HOWARD: Bain Fd 9.91 10.83 Gwth 14.91 16.30 Incme 6.57 7.18 Spedl 10.6611.65 Sick Fd 13.78 15.06 Eberstd 14.33 15.66 EDIE So (z) (z) EFC MGMT GRP: Eqty Gr 9.63 10.55 Eqty Pr 4.35 4.37 Fnd Am 8.90 9.75 1 Egret Gt 13.61 14.79 Elfun Trt 19.78 Emerq 6.46 7.06 Energy 12.5912.59 Equity 9.35 10.22 Falrfld 11.35 12.40 Fm Bure 10.40 10.40 FD Ceptl 5.00 5.52 FIDELITY GROUP: SALES Incom Trst Ut 3.3o Trst Sh 12.4313.58 Istel Fnd 23.01 23.72 Ivy Fund 8.89 8.89 JHan gth 8.40 9.13 Johnstn 24.69 24.69 KEYSTONE: Cust B) 19.39 20.28 Cust zaB2 20.60 22.5 Cust B4 9.10 9.98 Cust K1 8.35 9.15 Cust K2 4.48 7.10 Cust SI 20.56 22.53 Cust S2 11.07 12.13 Cust S3 9.11 9.98 Cust S4 5.84 6.40 Apollo 13.40 14.69 Polers 5.08 5.56 Knlckr 7.36 1.06 Knkr Gth LOOMIS Lenx Fd 7.06 7.71 Lex Grth 10.94 11.94 Lex Resh 16.7918.35 Libty Fd 4.78 7.41 Lite Inly 8.82 9.64 Life Grw 6 Line Cap 11.9313.04 Ling Fnd 4.06 SAYLES: Caned 29.97 29.97 Cap Dv Alpha Fd 13.84 15.13 Amcap 6.9 7.62 Amr But 3.40 3.66 Am Dvrs 11.52 12.59 Am Eqty 5.60 6.14 AM EXPRESS BUNDS: 9.64 10.56 9.59 10.48 8.98 9.81 9.87 10.79 9.22 10.08 6.81 7.74 Ceptsi Incom Invstm Sped Stock Am Grth Livestock Banner, 100 at 15.25; 500 at 15.00 Bristol, 2,000 at 10c. BullMon 14X10 at 20c. CanyonLands 5,000 at 5c.

Clayton 500 at 75c. GreatWest, 2,500 at 33c. SeStand, 1,000 at 80c. TlntlcMIn, 500 at 33c; 2,000 at Sc. Ut-WyaCona 1,000 at 80c.

Witar 500 at 75c. o. jrt ij 9 1 TI. fm i am 4. 4 9 1V ur- tM" KT' 4 1 4 i Us i I 4 4 -4 4 i H.

I- K' nl. V. L. 4.39 4.80 7.10 7.76 6 06 6.62 8.93 9.76 6.34 6.93 Comst Entrpr Flat Fd Harbr Legal SAVE fljpff Bnd deb Capital Contri Dest Essex verst Fund Purltn Salem Trend 9.87 10.79 12.80 13.99 9.55 10.44 7.39 14.56 16.02 13.48 14.73 16.63 10.17 1061 11.60 5.55 4.07 25.64 28.02 Over The Counfer NORTH SALT LAKE Wednmday auction Cow utility cswt 20.80 to 23.70, cannen an euttera 17.10-21.80, slaughter built 25.40,-28.20. Fed cattle Limited tuoply of fed steer carrying excessive amounts of mud, high good through choice, lb.

slaughter steers high good through low choice lbs slaughter Holstein steers Fsedsr cattle Mixed good and choice 483-920 lb. feeder steers 34.20-40.75; good 500-770 lbs. 32.80-3S.35; 418-493 lb. Hptstein steers lbs. 29.30-32.80.

Mixed good and choice 485-732 lb. feeder heifers 33.50-38.25; good 410-493 lb 32.70-34. Feeder cows sold from 18.80 to 27. FINANCIAL PROGRAMS: January 2 0,1971 Duotanone tram im HaXD are more-tentative inter-dealer orlce it at eapral-mately I p.m. Inter-dealar marketi chenea throuoheut the day.

Prices do net Include retan markup, markdown er Pace Fd 10.75 11.75 HEARSON FDS: Apprc 31.47 34.79 Incom 19.17 20.95 Invest 12.02 13.14 Sh Dean 19.14 19.14 Side Fd 10.50 11 SIGMA FUNDS: Cap Shr 9.95 0.87 Inv 12.25 13.36 Trst 9.54 10.43 Smith 12.3612.36 Swst Inv 9.22 9.97 Sw Inv 8.22 8.89 Sovr In 13.09 16.33 Spectra 8.07 8.82 STATE end grp Com ZFd 5.64 6.16 cyn Diveslf Progrs State Fm 4.67 4.67 State Str 48.75 49.00 STEADMAN FDS: Asso Fd 1.34 1.34 Fiducy 7.43 7.43 Balanc 21.56 21.56 Am Ind 4.53 4.53 iTEIN ROE TDS: Capitl 10.31 1C-31 Stock 15.21 15.21 SIS GROUP: Grwth 7.64 8.33 Smmit 12 03 13.16 8 52 7J3 SECURITIES OMAHA (AP USDA) Hogs 8.000; barrows and cllts steady to 25 higher; about 100 head 200-220 lb 28.25; 1-3 195-250 lb 25.50-28.00; 2-4 250-280 lb 24.50-25.50; few lots 3-4 290-310 lb 23.00-23.50; sows stronfl to 25 higher; inslancee 50 higher; 300-850 lb 20.25-22.25. Cattle ell for slaughter; calves lO; steers steady to weak, instances 25 lower; heifers mostly steady; tome late sales weak; cows strong to 25 higher Technl Svncro TMR Ap Tescltrs Tempi Tower 7.52 8.24 10.1311.07 14.19 15.51 10.9811.42 5.83 8.38 8.28 8.88 high choice end prime lb steers 38.75-37.50; choice lb 35.50-38.50; good and low choice 31.50-35.75; high choice end prime 950-14)25 lb' heifers 3S.75-35.2S; choice 025-14150 lb 34.50-35.75; good and low choice 25.50-34.50; utility and commercial cows 21.50-23.50; canner end cutter 19.00-22.00. Sheep 200; hardly enough lamLe tor price test; few lots fully steady; ewes scarce; few lets eholee end prime shorn lambs 30.00-30.50; choice and prime wooled lambs 27.50-28.50. Estimated receipts Thursday; Cattle hogs theep 300. Limited Quantity and Size on Some Items it Regular $30 Instructor Parkas Am Jnvst 5.68 5.68 Am Vut 9.3710.24 AmNt Gr 3.64 3.98 ANCHOR CROUP) Captel I SO 9.64 Fod-Inv 9.3310.22 Grwth 12.09 13.25 Incom 8.27 9.06 Ventur 45.61 49.98 Astron 4.95 5.41 AXR HOUGHTON; Fund A 5.12 6.33 Fund 1.16 8.80 Stock 4.28 4.86 Axe Sd 4.95 5.38 Babsor, 10.00 10.00 Boyroc- 8.45 9.23 Bevnc er 5.57 4.09 Be-cn Rl 11.85 11.85 Beacon 14.83 14.83 Berger 11.5411.54 Berkshr 6.04 6.60 Bondstk (z) (z) Best F0n J1.48 12.55 Brown 4.15 4.54 BULLOCK, -FUNDS: Bull Fd 15.3416.82 Can Fd 20.76 22.74 Civ Shr 3.80 4.16 i Netwd 10.75 11.77 NY Ven 12.1013.25 Brnhm 13.00 13.00 Busm Fd 7.30 8.00 CG Fund 11.22 12.13 Cepemr 1.34 9.14 Cep Invs 3.79 4.15 Cep Shr 6.19 7.55 Cep Trln 13.85 15.14 Cent Shi 13.6214.89 channiWq FUNDSi ncd I Cem Stk I Grwth 1 Incom Sned CHASE BOSTON! Fnd Bd.

11.32 12.37 Fmn Cp 1.47 9.26 SltTr Bt 9.54 10.43 Soecl 19.95 CherqPd 11.69 20.43 COLONIAL Equity ,59 3.03 Fund Jt.28 12.33 Grwth 4.92 7.56 Ineem wno.14 11.08 Ventur' S.69 4.22 Colum 216.36 16.36 (Z) (,) r.omp 074M.J.41 9.1 omp A 6.65 7.29 amp Cp 7-23 7.92 Bp 9.36 10.17 Fd 9.7010.63 i) i Irtv 11.7512.00 flW 6.35 6.94 th 0.30 0.30 onrall 11.14 11.25 Lde 15.6717.17 Contry 15.35 16.59 yin Dell 7.64 1.37 4.80 eLawfkr ROUPe Decat Oeiw Hite tr v-ghj: Heel cfc od9r 'cexel 12.24 13.38 13 09 14.31 1.09 1.84 75 02 75.02 7.71 i.45 16.08 16.08 14.10 14.80 Foreign Exchongs Fin Dyn 4. Fin Ind 4. Fin Inc 6. Vent 4. lsIFd Va 12.

FIRST INVbSTORS: Disc Fd 8. Grth Fd 10, Stock 9. 1st Mutli 9, 1st Nat 7. 1st Starr 6. Fdn Gr 4.

FOUNDERS GROUPt Grwth 17.51 19.14 Incom 13.79 15.07 TVMtual 9.01 9.8 Specil 11.95 13.06 Foursq 9.9710.90 FRANKLIN CUSTODIAN: Fr Grwt 7.21 7.90 DNTC 10.0911.06 Fr Utlllt 6.06 6.64 Fr Incm 2.25 2.47 US Gv 10.30 11.29 Fd Mt dp 11.17 11.17 FUNDS INCF GROUP: Comm 10.36 11.32 Impac 9.09 9.93 Indue tr 33.87 15.16 Pilot 1.63 9.43 Gatewy 111.1212.02 GE S-S 32.94 Gen fee 9.47 9.47 Gibrl Gr 7.48 7.56 GROUP SEC: 1 Apex 8.52 9.32 Bel Fnd 8.66 9.47 Com Stk 12.62 13.80 Gth FAm 7.45 0.14 Grth Ind 22.23 Guard 26.17 26.17 HmH DA 4.77 5.21 Hem Gr 1.22 198 Ham Inc 6.36 6.95 Hartwel 16.54 16.54 Hart 13.31 13.3 Had beg 8.50 1.50 Hedge 10 42 10.42 Heritge 2.46 2.70 Horace 84 17.20 17.9 Imprl Cp 10.52 11.50 limp Gr 0.32 9.09 line fdAm 14.71 16.08 Inc Bost 7.51 1.23 Ind FAm 5.05 5.53 Integon 10 33 11.17 Inv Co ZA 14.27 15.60 Inv Guid 10.44 10.44 Inv Indie 7.85 Inv Bos 12.2713.41 INVEST GROUP: IDS NW 4 29 6.83 Wednesday! Quetetiena Snappy-styling with handy zip pockets. Outside storm knit Tran Cep s(z) (z) Trevl Eq 1.41 12.50 Tudor 13.3413.34 20th CG (z) (z) 20th Cl (z) (z) Unified 11.1312.18 Unifund 12.41 13.55 UNION SERVICE GROUP; BrdS Iv 14.8815.02 Natl Inv 1.72 9.53 Un Cap 12.4813.52 Wthhal 13.82 15.70 UNITED FUNDS: Accum 8.03 8.80 Cont gw 13.3014.58 Cont Inc 12.01 13.18 Incom 13.94 15.28 Sciene 8.37 9.17 Vsngd 10.2811.24 Un FdCn (z) (z) USAA Ce 11.7311.73 US GvtS 10.87 10.83 VALUE LINE FDS: Val Lne 7.02 7.89 Va! Inc 5.35 5.88 Vat ape a.au e.ae VANCE SANDER -Bot Fnd 1.88 9.44 Stock Sr 1.26 9.03 Grwth 10.1311.06 Nel Gwh 10.1010.98 NEL Sid 16.7618.22 NEA Ml 10.81 11.03 Neu Cent 6.92 7.56 tvet-vth 12.13 13.26 Newton 18.60 20.33 New Wld 13.82 15.10 Nichlas 22.16 22.16 Nest Ivtr 15.89 15.89 Oceang 1-05 8.05 Omega 6-95 7.05 Nell fd 13.40 13.40 qyt 100 Fund 14.5215.87 101 Fund 9.67 10.5 One Will 16.21 16.21 Oppenh 9.24 10.10 Opp AIM 13.87 15.16 Opp Tm 9.78 10,69 nr tu in 11 vi CHICAGO (UFI) Grain range: NEW YORK (AP) Wednesday's For-tign Exchange In dellirs end decimals of a dollar. warmth without bulk. Paramt 8.92 9.75 0.65 9.45 Paul Rev Sait Lake Eggs Regular $35 Adult Ski Parkas Adult ski parkas made to give Hand-wanning pockets, knit sleeve cuffs. YOUTH SKI PARKAS SAVE UP TO 40 Popular Styles $16.99 to $19.99 Youth Ski Pants.

Now Priced $11 to $13 All Ski Sweaters Reduced SAVE 50 Sears After Ski Boots Reduced 40 All Warm-up Clothing Now Reduced Up to 40 Bot Cm Sped Vndrblf Vangrd Vant 1090 Vcrled I Vikng Gr WallSt gr Wash Mu 13.19 14.42 WELLINGTON GROUP: 9.04 9.98 11.1512.20 (Z) (z) 4.82 5.27 8.95 9.78 4.95 5.38 7.07 7.88 9.7010.80 Thursday market unchanged. Prices to retailers delivered fa stores In cartons; cases exchanged. Grade AA extra leroe 40-43; Grade AA large 37-40; Grade A A medium 34-1; Grade AA smell 30-33; Prices 9 producers: Grade AA large 24-27; Grede AA medium 21-24; Grade AA smell 17-20. Pa Mut 4.44 4.44 Penn Sq 7.61 7.o1 Phila Fd 15.71 17.22 Pilgrim 11.35 12.40 Pine St 11.9211.92 Pion Ent 8.61 9.41 Pionr Fd 12.50 13 64 P'annd 12.11 13.23 PLI GRO 13.7315.01 PRICE ROWE: Grwth 29.51 29.51 Nw Era Z8 X10.41 10.41 Nw Hor 1838.7$ 38. Pro ZFd 11.18 11.18 Pro Port! 846.90 4.9 Provldt 5.26 5.75 Provd Gt 8.78 9.60 Prud SIP 11.0012.02 PUTNAM FUNOS: Equity Geo Grwth Inc Iny Vista Voyeg 9 69 10.59 15.32 14.74 11.39 12.45 135 9.13 9.13 9.98 1002 10.95 9.10 9.95 23.43 24.93 17.80 19.45 12.94 13.78 1.58..

13.71 14.98 Explor Ivast Morgn Tchniv Trust Use Sears Easy Payment Plan Wei sly 12.71 13.8T Wallin 11.98 13.0C Livestock Loans for yew production heads feed, stock, equipment Lets Weol Market 9.58 10.45 8 09 8.87 7) (z) (Z) (z) 8 82 7 24 3.24 3.24 510.43 11.4 Windsr West Ind Wincao Wtnf Gth Wi scons Wrth Fd Ziegler SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Satisfiction Guarantied or Your Money Back J5REVFOS GRP Pzyf Fd 12.8214.05 I Cryf LY.J6.64 18 24 lo I item 8 65 9.21 IDSPr Mutual Stock Select Vor Pay I' Rea I Grwth 4 20 4. 5.70 Lit 10.24 11.13 20.65 22.45 9 57 10.31 1.41 9.14 5.02 6.36 Sears Salt Lake Shop 9:30 a.m. till 9:30 p.m. 734 South State Street Monday thru Saturday Phone 355-6651 Sunday Noon till 5 p.m. S24U, ROEBUCK AND ca CHI Stanley Peters, Mp.

Utak U.ostoek PCA NEW YORK (AP) Wool futures elated et cent te eens lower. Mar 12.5, 82.5, zJI.O; May 80.1, 80.8, 80.5; Jul 80.1, 80.0, 179.5; Dae 814), 01. 181.0. Certificates weal spot 80.0. l-bid; s-nomlnal.

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