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Ijp, Down the Street Hie hall Lake Tribune. IritLn October 7, 1177 II 7 Housing-Mall Plans Detailed in Layton fM. 6 -St v. VSV NX to-. s' ''H vv 5 S-v.

's 's vA ito NtoV-to? -Str tov. to 5sv vy Construction starts Friday on the Layton ed developers in a joint venture to de- I Overall investment in the mall and Hills Mall. Prowswood, now has join- velop a surrounding residential complex. housing is estimated at near $80 million Robert Wood Tribune Busmehs Editor LAYTON Prowsuood Inc largest homebuilder in the Intermountain Area, has joined HOMCO Investment Co, in a joint venture to build a residential complex within the Lai ton Hills regional shopping project Groundbreaking on the $30 million shopping complex will be Friday The resi dential area, estimated to in volve about $.70 million in construction, will be developed over a long term, tentatively estimated at five to 10 years HOMCO Investment announced the mall development last spring On Thursday, it identified its major tenants as ZCMI, Auerbachs, Ernst Home Centers, Smiths Food King-Super Dmg, and Prudential Federal Savings and Loan. The mall ill be on a 160-acre site at the northeast section of M5 at Hillfield Road and Gordon Avenue The joint venture residential area will take about 80 acres of the area The venture, structured on a 50-50 participation, is now doing market, absorption, engineering, land planning and design studies, said Prowswood executive vice president Robert Prowswood president Richard Prows said the venture will buy the residential sites (about 80 acres) from HOMECO And it will contract with Prowswood to build and market the lesidences Conceptually the mix will include rental apartments, homes and condominiums as well as office plazas, Mr Wood said The property embraces a natural lake that will be used to enhance the atmosphere, he said HOMCO principals are David Home, Layton Ott, Robert Mendenall and Paul Mendenhall The mall was designed by Holland and Pasker, Salt Lake City General contractor is Home Construction Co Salt Lake City.

Construction finance is being provided by Zions First National Bank The fully developed mall will have 80 to 100 shops Gary Maehan of GM Associates, consulant and leasing agent for the mall, said about 40 per cent of the mall shops have been committed The complex also will ha a sports mall, bsm of a jnt venture of Racquet Sports of America, and the Layton Dev elopment Corp Facihtes will include four indoor and six outdoor tennis courts, six racketball and handball courts, an indoor-outdoor swimming pool, four platform tennis courts, steam room, sauna, exercise room and weight room Favorable Money Supply Vow Bolsters N.Y. Stoek IMarkel The Market In Brief New Yodi Stork fxchanqe 0(1 7 1V77 "vCXUME 18 400 000 Lab Rite Today Groundbreaking for the new $10 million research latxmitory of tin' the Bureau of Mines Salt Lake Metallurgy Research tcntei will be Friday at 11am at 729 Amix'cn Dr (2250 East) at the University of Utah Resda Research enter Dual dignitaries and 1 tali eongiessmen will attend The bureau has ojHTated the metallurgy research station on the campus since 191 1 Growth of the university however, has caused the the center to lie relocutod The old centir building will he taken over for university use The new two-story research center will be faced with earth tone materials to blend with local terrain It will ineorpoiate the latest design features, including solar heating and cooling The building will be ready for occupancy in two seals, the huieau SHARES ISSUES' TRADED down 1,884 580 NYSE Index 5261 018 Comp 6 05 4 0 37 Dow Jones Ind 842 08 4 76 NEW YORK iAP) The stock market advanced moderately Thursday as traders anticipated a second straight week of favorable news on the money supply The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, dowrn 14 64 in the two previous sessions, rebounded 4 76 to $12 08 Gainers outpaced losers by about a 7-5 margin on the New York Stock Fxchange, and the exchanges comiio site index of more than 1 ,500 common stoc ks rose 18 to 52 61 Big Board volume remained relatively light at 18 49 million shaies, against 18 30 million Wednesday The market began the day f.u ed with the news that the wholesale price index climbed 0 3 per cent last month for its sharpest increase since last April But stock prices pulled back only slightly at the opening, and began heading higher by mid morning Analysts said the advance was in spired by hopes that weekly Federal Reserve statistics would show further signs of pi ogress the Feds effort to curb future inflationary pressures bv restraining the growth of the money supply Pleas Pending Before FCC Indicate S.L. Market Ripe for Fourth TV Station Ultra High Frequency channel That channel has already been allocated to Salt Lake City, but no license to operate it has ever been granted The firm, Spnngfield Broadcasting Corp would present chddren's programs, movies and West Coast sporting events, according to William Pepin, who would be general manager of the station He said the application is routine and could be granted time fftr operations to begin next fall Mr Pepin said the application is being made totally independent of the FCC'S consideration of allocating a VHF station on channel 9 By Brian Nutting Tribune Staff Writer The Salt Lake City television market is ripe for another commercial station, as evidenced by three separate actions now before the Federal Communications Commission But each of the applications must successfully negotiate a time-consuming thicket of red tape before area viewers can tune in their favorite reruns and movies on channel 9, 13, or 20 It is not certain that any of the applications will be approved. But the fact that three actions have begun the FCC approval process indicates that Three delays have already been granted to allow interested parties enough time to respond Latest deadline is Nov 1, for com-ments and Dec. 1, for replies to those comments Even if the FCC does decide to allocate channel 13 to Salt Lake City (and the FCC is far from unanimous on the matter of granting another VHF license) it could take another two years or so for a prospective licensee to gain FCC approval to operate the station.

An application has been fded to dereserve channel 9 in Ogden which for many years has been reserved for educational use but has been A VHF license is considered more desirable than a UHF license Mr Pepin says its almost impossible to lose money with a VHF license but Springfield Broadcasting has expen enoe in the UHF area and Mr Pepin says market surveys show Salt Lake City to be ripe for another station Mr. Pepin said his firm believes the FCC consideration of another VHF license is very debatable and may take years to be resolved While all three actions now before the FCC are independent of each other, it's likely that approval of one would forestall the granting of another. the market is considered large enough to support a fourth commercial station In fact, one of tte actions was initiated by the FCC itself when it began a ride-making procedure that could result in VHF (channels 2-13 licenses for four cities, including Salt Lake City. When a license might be granted and broadcasting begun is hard to guess The FCC process is long and easily delayed by requests for more time Heres a brief summary of each FCC action The FCC in March announced it was considering granting a VHF license for channel 13 to Sait Lake City unused in recent years except for cable TV Former radio station owner Ashley Robtson, now president of Golden Spike Televison Corp has filed the application with the FCC to allow channel 9 to be used by a commercial station That application drew support Sept 29 in a resolution of the Ogden City Council The FCC set an Oct 31 deadline for comment on the application Reply comments will be received until Nov 21 On Sept 19, a Massachusetts firm which operates three television stations in Massachusetts and Ohio applied for the license to operate channel 20, an Markets New York Sloek Exchange: Final Qtiolalions 00 139 17H 14 364 32i 25 3 76 i Ralston 40 12 RCA CP 1 10 RCA cv pf 4 Dovs-Jonck Gulf Oil 1 90 (klesor 1 GffAlMd 66 wt GlfWs pf GifWspf 2' HartSMx 72 HeciaMn 2k Heinz I 44 10 By Umted Press international Hercules I 8 to-lnd 20-Tr 15-Util 65-Stks Heubim 1 32 12 63 42's 22 7 534 S' 4 Si a 225 28', I 121 Reliance Gc 4 183 18w Si Reeubtic Cp 8 37 11 7H If U'M '-'Revlontnc 1 15 218 4h 36 Rev Ind 3 118 704 60' 6 31 31.. pf at) 11.

un V4 (Rtwll2 20 I 36 8'RohmH 1 28 12 164- 1 RovID 4 26b 5 'L 13. V. 5astr 2 20 8 I 30 12 StReols 1 64 9 Sander Asso 2(SFein pt 50 Saxon Indus 8 ,4. SLM Corp 1 5 5 ScottPap 76 8 206 87 68 9 224 14 1U 162 43 34 u4Uy 7 502 55 43v x45lA-i 40 2 1A 1w 436 17w 9" 11 21 144k 2Dw I 139 3iv 264 23V 18V 271 19i NEW YORK (UPI) Dow Jones closing range of averages Stocks Open High Law Close Chg. IncK 837 14 $45 20 834 90 $42 08 94 76 20 Tms 214 65 717 91 714 26 216 941 95 15 Utils 113 62 114 47 113 39 114 21 0 66: 65 Sites 288 62 291 66 287 96 TO 631.49, Transactions stocks used a veraoes Thursday Industrials 1 554,400, Transportation 22L400, Utilities 330 IU0 Total 2 10? 900 Range of prices this year 30 15 Inds Tms Utiis.

High 99V 75 24.64 118 67 METALS NEW YORK (UPI) Latest metal market prices as Quoted Thursday bv the American Meta) Market, authoritative medals publication Aluminum, primary, 99 5 per cent plus Pure 50 to. Moots BOO to Antimony domestic. 991 per Cent pure, tab. Laredo Texas bwk 175 00 lb Copper, electrolytic, delivered 40 425 lb Lead common, primary producers 31 00 lb non primary (secondary) producers 31.00 lb Magnesium, 9M per cent, ingot 99 OC to Manganese, 99 9 per cent boxed regular 57 00 to Mercury. $142 ISO 74 lb flask.

Platinum, soft 99 5 tine producer $142 172, dealer-approx $12 00-153 75 per troy ounce beet No 1 heavy meft scrao Pitts burgh $56 DON per ton (consumer buying price), Am Met MM composite scrap price $2 00 per ton Tin, Am Met MM check price 616 50 lb Tin NY Am Met MM aiiover price 618 aO to Tungsten powder (HRed 98 8 per cert minimum pure $14 15-15 47 per tb. Zinc, prime western, 31 00-32 00 2)5 57 215 96 2b 91 216 16 2H64 65 039 57 8J9 48 838 79 041 56 $2 69 5 37 11388 113 81 113 98 11381 114 11 '056 0 49 Ham Noon 1 pm 2 pm 3pm N4 chg Pet chg Markets In Brief NEW YORK (UP!) Markets at a glance at the dose on Thursday Stocks Higher moderate trading Bonds Steady American Stocks -Higher in moderate trading London Stocks-Sltghtty higher Cotton Futures Mostly higher GoW Futures Lower Chicago Gram Futures Wheat was up 4 to ly cents com up 3W to 4, oats up 1'y to 2, and soybeans up to U. Cathe Trade-Sates insufficient to establish a market trend Board of Trade GRAIN FUTURES By Unrtad Prw International CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE Open Hitei Law Oott Pro. Wheat MM bui per bo Dec tfeVk 2 58 4 2J6VO 2 2 56v. 2 66V.

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227 2 3044 2 27 2J0V4 2 27 Mar May Jtv Sep Dec Cam Dec Mar May Jhr Sep Dec 239 j3 Hewitt 40 18 289 61 Hoi Inns 46 289 54 Homstak la 71 290 07 Honywl 1 90 290 60. Horizon Cp 8b Howard! 36 9 i0 64 Humana .50 9 Idaho 2 16 10 ioeatBa 1 20 8 27 -0 64 '0 77 I Vn Mock 26i 42(- MA YORK AP) Salts losing pri anfl cMnu if ht Omjsi cKttv stocks traded on the New York Stock xchang Thursday III Pwr 2 11 INA Cp 2 30 8 ing Rnd 2 80 12 InfndStl 2 60 8 Interco 1 80 8 27 28H 254 79 47 40k 64 78 594 462 S2i 33 59 46 364k ShetlOil liO 6 257 36 294 I StqnelC 1 10 7 184 344 24 7 JSimePat .50 11 150 164 10 Sinperto 40 6 403 25. 19V, IBM Crp 10 16 575 286' 244V, i vL ft CHICAGO (UPD-Sitver futures closed Thursday 20 points higher to 210 points CHICAGO SILVER Bd Trade 54Mi hey cants per troy Open High Law dose Prev Oct 463 20 465 40 463 20 464 50 464 30 Nov 465.50 467 50 465 50 466 00 467 50 Dec 468 50 472 30 467 30 6 50 469 90 Peb 473 4) 477 JO 473 00 474 00 475 50 APT 478 50 483 00 47S 50 479 70 481 80 Jun 4U 20 489 00 484 20 485.50 487 00 GOLD NEW YORK (UP!) Foreign and Domestic gold prices Thursday LONDON Morning fixing 154 JS down 080 Afternoon fixing 154.00 down 1 05 PARIS (free market) 158 73 up 0 47 FRANKFURT 155 38 down 0.12 ZURICH 154 125 down 100 NEW YORK Handy and Harman 154 2S down 1 05 Engelhard Base price for reftnmg settling and un-fabneated gold 154 50 down 1 06 per troy ounce gold 158 3 1 Sony Corp Or Pepper Sterling Drug Fed Nat Mtg Savm Bus Met) AM safes in hundreds (00) omitted except for those designated which are traded 10 share tots and carried Ml DIVIDENDS are annual unless otherwise identified tat ous extra; (b) paid last year, (c) payment on accumulated di vldends, (d) declared or paid so far this year, no regular rate; (e) cash plus stock, (g) annual rate ptus stock dividend; (h) paid this year latest dividend omitted, (I) percent in stock, (k) percent in stock paid last year, (a) in bankruptcy receiversnlp or reorganization, (s) capital distribution; (x) exdividend, (wi; when issued; (wt) warrants FRACTIONS (f) Indicates follow mg figure Is fraction In (i) indicates following figure Is fraction in 64ths. (r) following figure is fraction In 256tbs, following figure is fraction to 12tths, (t) Indicates following figure is fraction to 16fhs Lower case letters appearing to front of the closing price Indicates that price was on another stock exchange fb) Boston Stock Exchange, (c) Cincinnati. d) Detroit; (u) Midwest; p) Pacific, (g) NASDAQ, the over the-counter market 4 reported by the National Association of Securities Dealers, (k) Inst met, the block trading system used by institutions.

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NFW YORK (UP Standard Poor hour'v md esfor Thursday 17- to 144 So Rail 2 60 7 51 90' Soufhld 60g 10 214 274 20to SwrryHut 1 7 20 204 15to fSpRand 1 12 7 204 43 r324 (Squibb 96 10 596 3Dto 23to St Bmd 1 28 13 62 31 to 24to to stdOCal 2 40 7 7S9 45to 37V, StOllnd 2A0 8 425 594 46to StOtfOh 1 36 20 245 91 to 73to Stauffer 180 400 20 40 40 WC Indus Tms Utils Fnct Stks 2om 105 50 13 41 55 34 11 53 95 95 3pm 105 64 13.45 55 46 11 55 96.06 Prev close 105 20 13 34 55 22 II 52 95tf' i5to 7to 1 400 40 40 500 Indus Tms Utils Fnd Stks 105 37 13 39 55 31 11 50 95 82 105 34 1341 55 30 11 53 95 82 105 32 1139 55 34 51 95 79 MM to; per bu 128 U9m 1 28 1 29 1 77V 1 35V? 1 37 1 35 136 1 VW May U84 1 39V6 1 30W 1 39 1 37 Jtv 138 13P6 13BVy 139V4 137 488, V4 WstnArL 40 7 86 urn 47 33 26to p31to ITELCp Jantzen 80 10 JapFnd 96b JeffPikrt 99 10 Jewel 1 7 JohnMv 1 60 9 John Jn 1 40 19 Joy Mtg 1 10 KaisrAI 1.40 10 KaiserO 64 6 KanPLt 1 70 6 Kellogg 1 10 Kencott A5b 44 Airl 6 mart 56 13 535 40' 25to Kroger 1 60 7 48 20V 234 9 1to 13 86 10 8 SB 32to 264 211 26to 2D 333 38to 274 221 78 62 111 49to 33 371 40 29to 45 1 44 9 42 73W 19' 66 27 224 195 30' 224 4 34 I4to S' 30 21 304 134 274 u24 c23to 46to- 27. 1Jlt 'ff 3J 3JV4 Ti I pm p. IM PRECIOUS METALS NEW YORK (UP!) New York Stiver down 1J7 per troy ounce futures dosed Thursday unchanged to 10 points higher Sales 10400 contracts NY SILVER Cemex LM trey per troy town Huh Lew Ctosa Pro Oct 462 466 00 464 10 464 10 464 00 Selling price, fabricated HANDY AND HARMAN HEW YORK (UPI) man Thursday quoted sliver ounce, up 05 cents from COPPER I StewWnlte SlurteW 1 Sm Co 2 52 SunDwl 53SW L446 5.524 561 5 67V SILVER Handy Har at $4 655 per Wednesday FUTURES NEW YORK (UPl)-Coppf futures 4,.. w.L e'fiKirsdaY Closed unctanged to 20 points hl(K flcIPKl higher Sales 3)12 contracts COPPER Cox Bnf AS 0 105 334 25' 34'- CPC Inti 2W 10 343 55 44 24W- Crane 1 40g 4 34 36 26' 184 CmwnZ 1 90 8 77 45 32 15 CurtissW 60 7 34 194 15b 304 0D 534 DanaCp 1 12 7 440 29. 23 DayPLf 1 66 9 47 22W 18 ArkLaG 1 80 10 29 35 28 ArmcoS 1 80 8 165 324 224 Arvtnmd 80 4 133 19 UH JO 9 95 236 15 AshmOf 1 90 6 40 374 29 1, AttRkWW 2 10 473 614 50 W) Atias Corp 7 48 29V 17v Va Avco Corp 4 118 18a 13 HIAvnettnc 70 6 215 204 15v 44( Bakerlnt 12 9 53vs 5 326 174 13V 27H 54V- 4 77V p33'i to 16to 25'- to 19 fbj cents per to LearSieg 60 Lenm 1 18b 50 13 M) LevitF 20b 11 rTSH Hr pUto-10to 1 Tandy Com 9 Teiedvne A Tenneco 2 2Sto to to DeenW 60a Vsl Deere 1 20 6 Del Mntl 60 7 46- Dennisr 1 24 6 DetEdis 1 45 8 5.66 Vj per to 18 72 18 96 19 10 19 33 19 53 i9 19 75 19 80 108 tons; per ion 193 SB UJOP 139 JO 142 00 144 00 147 90 144 00 147,00 11 12 Mill II.

ll I 1111(1- 0 2a Litton Littn cv pf 3 Littn cv pf 2 Lockheed 34 15v 11 580 33 i 244 23 29 254 4 29 23 136 18 IS W'Dteboid 50 16 166 14' KN Ddlmgh 52 6 88 12 7, Disney 160 16 307 47H 32 Dr Pew 56 18 264 10Y 11 Do meM 8Ua 14 41 564 42 x54Vi- 4 to Dow Ch 1 20 9 1402 43v 30 31 1 Dresser 88 9 237 4 37 41' to 1H Duke 1 60 8 175 23to 19' c22 13 i 25- 4 26i to 264- i 16- to 11 74 p304 4 15'- to to NFW YORK, (UPI) Following is a list of bid and i asked prices 783 284 32 23 17v 41 47 36 1 27 21 z200 117 94 41 604 1092 404 18 u19? 433 204 15 16 725 294 23v 254 18 38 3 LTV Corp AmCyan lw 10 1463 29M 25 a'AD-stTel 96 10 39 27 234 AFIPwr 2 06 9 290 25M 23 167 00 ISO 30 166 90 168.50 166 151 50 154 150 90 154.00 150 70i 56 13 601 31 2J 155 157 154 156 153 m. .25 157 158 156 158508 155 TOlftlT? 1 2 I Sil 19 161 15800 160 301 1400 9 lffl BH 60V, 157 158 157 159J0 SO p( 4 66W CHICAGO (UPI) -Closina rn9e of 9 Bv. 1 futures traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Tlwday rf.ld.M.rAAiBnwwk60 6 Om Midi Lw Ctose Prev OrfJI1 I A Ilil BuddCb 1 60 4 Live Beef Cattle mm lbs; omts per Seal Fds 96 11 WBell Hwl $4 19 Vo' Bend ix Cp 2 7 Ben a 1 60 7 26'- Vt( BeoCppf Vk BenC pf 4.30 Vi) Beth Steel 1 9 284 48 13 23' Boeing Co 1 7 4 i BciseCa 1 10 7 35y- Borden 1 56 8 01 tot H' Borg 1 80 6 644 4)! Bust Ed 244 II 31to- Branlff 30 6 17to Vi 1 Bns Mv 1 10 14 Funds as bv the NASD Mutual quoted Inc NORTH SALT LAKE Idaho Utah, East em Nevada feediot and range sales Thursday Traded area feedlots moderate or limited Oct offerings Slaughter steers firm at the weeks full advance Slaughter heifers oec strong to 50 htgner Demand still good but Jan slackening somewhat as requirements were met Some purchases were to 3May delivery noted. West Coast dressed market Jlv 100-3 50 higher Slaughter stem Good and mostly choice 2-3 TOO lb 00-44 00 Moderate vol ume at 44 00 western area and promising J-a relative high dressing percentage Good May and choice ib Holstein 38.0040 00 Jl Slaughter heifers Good and mostly choke 2 3 few 4 tb 40 00-42 00 Latter price western areas SJaughter cattte sold FOB feedlots 4-6 pd shrink, current delivery Feeaw cattie Trade moderate feeder steer firm tor choice for 725-750 lb steers 39 50-34 oa All soW FOB weighing oomt to Wpercart pet shrink currt Mtrcex ISAM CHICAGO Wheat Com unchanged, Oats unchanged, 104 37 27to 9 15to llto 1 43 36to 5 22 20to 5 179 I9to 8to Ul4to 7 159 IJto 6to Tto LuckyS 76g 10 247 16to 13to p)4to MM 458 r40 31 to 39to SO 13to llto 12to 292 59 47 to 49to 96 23 174 uTOto 49 32to to u25tor 4 22to 46 35to 28to 17 33 26to 22 to 18 85 24 18'k 1 61 to 301 o8to SO 29k Macy Ito 7 Mad Fd 60b MrttmO Z20 7 MarshF 1 24 10 Mov DS 1 16 8 MaverOs 90 9 Maytg 1toa 12 Mctr I 60 8 McLean 9 7 MeaoCorp 1 Mearfpf 2 80 Merck Ito 16 97 33' 254 39 2Bto 2Sto 177 11 8' 167 35to 204 3 33to 2ito 62 36to 31 to i Mesa Pet 40 II 771 47 31 1 8 230 25to 16 P26 to DuPont 5 12 376 135 105 33toi VlSduPnpf 4to 22 66to 62 a 'DuqneL 1 72 9 222 2iA 19t 26to- to, 6 9to- to1 ESvstm 1 20 6 12 27U 26H 35H to Eastern Air 3 162 9a 5v 16 to EastK 1 60s 16 596 86to 55H P60toi 12 to FlPasC 1 10 7 608 14V pi 7 18to P21to to EttraU 1 16 llto 12 (Envirtch 80 u44to to Esmark 1 84 7to Ethvfpf 2 40 68to to bxxonCpn 3 8 31to 23Vt 56 4h 31 to 112 35 to 29to 5 to 51 to 994 SSto 46V 24to to 33 to to 30to to 51 to- 48to to NEW YORK (UPI) Foreign exchange setters rales dollars Burl No 1 6 Group (UPI) Cash gram undwnoed, No 2 soft red 2 No 2 veHow 1 87VdNi No 2 extra heavy 2, No 1 yellow 524N, Chicago high rate Barley matting 1 60-1 SON, feed 1 00 1 3PN N-Nominal Th inert i 4 i BuriN pf 5S Burroughs 1 14 545 91to 54to 35to 0020, 'Camp S14Bn CanPac 93b i SJ-iCamPL 1 72 8 298 25to 21 to JO 7 169 20v 13to 1 00N 6 34 684 7 38 7 96 8 27 9 04 7 79 8 47 03 5 47 Argentina (Peso) Australia (Dollar! Austria (Schilling) Belgium (Franc conv i Befgium (Franc hnd) Braril (Crureiro) (DoUar) mftVkM 1 76 to 227 57 MtnnPL 1 76 I 12 2Tk 10 Mobil 3 80 7 319 71 13 tMonasco 90 7 148 I9to 12to llto- Monsan 3 10 6 327 88tor9to 3toi to MonPw 1 80 10 31 20to 234 21to to NtortK 1 10g 7 41 37to 21 to 16to Motorola 84 13 272 S6to 3tv 47 to 20to 9to p23to to u5Dtot to 22 g62to to I3to 9 to 24to 34to to 434 to, v. 14 I BLC 27te Btibs Anchor Doily Owth Incom Audax Fund Incom Stock Axe-Houghton.

Gth Inc -'Faterge 40 9 69 llto 55 16'to 2 13to 59 6 22 234 17to 15 39 rXSH 47 41 34 32H 3) to to 13H 914 17 39to ttto 68 40to 32H to Gen Dvnam 6 300 6ito 49 to Fainritf 76 9 Farah Mtg Find SB 72 5 to Firstne 1 10 9 119 Fleming 80 8 21 to FMC Pf 2- 7 771 7 41 Estimate vofuma 7 976 contract. Farter Came toil cent per ft lOiile (Peso) Canada Inti Fnd Mgt Rs Mun Bd Suecal Stem Roe Batanc Capitt Stock 12 93 10 no 10 52 74 21 Fund 16 90 8 87 I 1U1 CartHafe 90 9 a Ml 22 tew 252 tfwriCW 25W ChwPbd 1J fcw 8 2 I CrssM 1 2D 7 Group 8 90 9 68 17 96 19 53 9 48 10 2D 6 32 687 22 5 70 Fund 17 92 18 71 19 46 21 27 23to 14to 19 SOto 29 ZTto (MM 0271 17 to 12 29to 24to 33 9to 7 17 ISto 14 16W. Investor Mutual Stock 5 65 6 17 Select 10 63 11 62 Var Pay 1 77 I i Inv Resh 9 07 Kerstene 8 61 Cust B1 B2 B4 K1 K2 SI 53 54 92SNL 7 43 9 06 I I 7 61 8 32 4 7B 522 9 47 10 35i Cust Cust Cust Cust Cust Cust Cust to Babs Inv to Beacn HI Bear on Union Service )Cc4omba (Peso) (Denmark (Krone) 'Ecuador (Sucre) Egypt (Pound) England (Pound) England (1-monlh) 42 7SH England (month) 4300 )France (Franc) 4135 41 40 41 90 41 82 42 07 42 (F WASHINGTON (UPI) Withdrawals anl deposits TVaasur accounts far (tie fiscal vaer (tirtwte. Oct A Irounded to the nearest million dNtars) THIS YEAR WHtidrawals Deposits Cast, balance 114)63 UK i Wj4i CVui2X 61 43-, U'i I 7 6, 51 7 689 10 452 22 tew V. I 09 25W 20W J.V,.

GAF Co 9 3W Gam 5k 1 6) 10 Citicorp I I I2V6 34 23, U4V, 'Lnr i ChBrdg 1 icr Gannett 1 20 IS 33to FordMo 3 XI 4 S5 to Port How 80 10 p9to to Fruebaut 2 4 Oct 4130 4140 41 15 4135 Nov 4130 41 45 41 41 30 Jan 41 SON Mar 41 41 9Q 41 70 41 77 Apr 4210 2 25 00 CIS May 3 47 4L50 42 35 42 Aug C75H Sep 43 02 43 02 43 09 43.02 Estimated vofume 271 contract. Live Hags 3MMI tM; cents 164 to Moun FuH 2 33to to MtStTel 1 88 9 4Stot MurphOi 80 9 33 to MutOm 1 32 27to to i Nabtscb 2 52 to Nn Gvp I 05 8 to Nti SemJcon 22 to NCR Q) 80 to Nev Pw 1 76 9 to NbnoEl 1 94 9 to Nwmrt 1 60 14 S4to 45V. 18 15 to 16 49 15to pto- Berger Group Fnd 101 Fnd Berkshr Bondsfk Bost Fdn 5686,541 4 Oct. Greece (Drachma) Holland fGuiloer) Hong Kong 47to 32 2'to 24to 71 30 17 46 7 Tto 23 b(8to Avyi wi 22 Cities Srv 3 6 194 63 5Dto u53to S5 City Inv 80 6 664 16'. pijto 1 CteveEl 2 64 8 19 35 32 IIS CotaCd I 54 16 546 40 35' P3W- Col Gas 2 24 32to 28 x30 Col Picture 5 780 19 Tto pl8 i 11 CmwEd 2 40 10 1212 32 28' 30to Comm Sat I 9 105 J7to 28 Cumputr So 10 223 9to 6to MTjCIp.

W'lW" 32 8't to Gn Elec 2 20 11 1000 $7to 47'x gtoi GnFood 1 64 9 409 Calvin Buttock JOLIET, in (UPI) Livestock Thursday. Cattle sains Insifticient to establish an adequate test of (tie madiaf prn Hobs Ut trade moderate borrows and gilts cents, mostiy 75 cents lovter, No 1 2 200730 lbs 1 752 No. 1-3 200-7 lbs. 41 25-41 75 ErtoaVs estimated recelrts Cattle 3, hogs 1,2 KANSAS CITY. Mo (UPI) LIvestod.

Thursday Cattle L0. opeten trade steady to tirm, mstances o( ffl cents tetewr cp choce steers over 7 lbs feeder steers mostly ctiowe torn end moderately bashed 480-5 Ib6. 44 -40 00. 5004! PublK de lbs 42 00-46 600-700 lbs 4t (IMJW Internal Revenue collectmns or 70OB lbs lots woven to choice Ihm 3- were 8011 5 4300-441, bertiv choice 55 lbs I torn 2S-40 75 Feeder heifers bite, choice S7TW lbs. moderately fteshad end fleshy 37.50 10.

mostiy choice Itim and moderately fteshpd 40 7V41 06 lbs 0037, te)0d and tow choice 275a lbs 12 dandard and Hog 2,400, barrow and gift) under 770 lbs mostiy cents loweri 270 lbs. end hudier JS cents lower 1-2 215-240 lbs 41 25. around 3 0. at 41 1 1 2102 lbs Few in weh 40 25-. US 2 3 250 265 lbs 265-3 tos Bood J6 2SA0H Sows under 5 lbs steady to 25 certs tor, 0 lbs end hutw toady 1 3 3505 lbs 37, 5006.

lbs boars 3 and biWer 32 75-33. 12 lbs Sheep 25, not enough tor a martial CHICAGO (UPI) Wheat and were higher and com and soybeans! substantially higher at the Thursday on the Chicago Board of Trade Wheat was up to to Ito cents, com 3to to 4to, oaf up Iv to 2, soybean up 10w to 14. Trading was generally cautious word was awaited on (he dock workers strike and the meeting in Washington, between S. official and those from Soviet Urwm on gram matter. A revised weather forecast called rfn this weekend and strong there would be further Apollo 37 13 52 Polar 30 7 98 Laomt Say 3 02i Cap Dv 00 Mutua' 39 12 28 Laid Abtoett 81 10 72 Art'iat 7 5 8 16 94 15 231 Bnd deb 11 12 43 Massachusetts Co 98 1 05 1 Freem 7 94 8 68 44 1 56t 7 39 8 08 GenMot pf 5 to PuoO 1 68 8 to GnRefr 10d 2 24 8 Oct Dec Feb Apt Jun Jlv Aug Oct Dec 1 72 I 9 75 9 90 Funds 5 )6 4 47 4 5H USAA In LS GvtS Value Line Vai Inc Vai Six 0021 1 0611 078)6 016 464 9190 (M29 0271 1635 M2 143 1 7600 1 735 1 77Q2 20o3 0213 4CP5 2)45 na oa4 0)4! 3 41 0069 00 i J5 003714 3 3.4VS5 3220 (U40 9831 108 0080 0)230 1359 0246 4115 4)120 2083 4309 .4330 69 03 J19 2 lto6 4359 43T 4396 u24to- 24v.

23to 44 I6to CorLdteor 2 CawFd 1 40 Cor Frol Com NG Ji, XtS LontlAir Lw ConttOil 1 40 953 5 964 25- 20 I 70 77 22 7 80 26k 21 'k 7 740 47 34H 7 50 9 6 8 652 V. Tire 1 20g 4 113 to Ga Pac 80s 12 437 38 Gerber 1 40 11 639 to Getty 2 '0b 11 26 212 to Getoypt I 52 19 to Gillette 1 50 10 233 30to to Goodvr 1 30 8 433 23' 18to GraceW 1 80 8 120 31to 26 to GtWst umtd 4 27to 17 to Gryixj 1 (Ha 8 97 15 13 ear to Feb Conti ef 1 16 10 116 17 14' 18to 27to 21k 134 16 10 17 60 9 98 oats closei up and! as the fort possibility deiay the harvest of com and soybean. The outside markets were higher 4 Nwst in 2 85 to Nwstlpf 4 20 to Nrtn Co 1 80 to jOccdPetlto OcodPt pf 4 iOccPtpf 3 60 OccP pf? 50 OccPtPi2 12 Cent Pet wt OudenC 1 40 ISIS Control 15 7 277 26to ComGJtteH 81 Tito 59to 6 1359 0246 2833 4110 1 1ST0 0i 18 0120 )rr Thurrtgy't Quotations from the NASD are lli omilrr 7 77 NL I6 05NL1 12 86 10 68 11 67 Howard 805 868 7 93 8987 9 (Dollar) India (Rupee) Indonesia (Ruptah) Iran (Rial) Iraq (Dinar) Ivaef (Pound) ttwv (Lira) Japan (Yen) Jordan (Omar) Kuwait (Dinar) Lebanon (Pound) Mexico (Peso) 47 10 46 10 90 46.52 New Zealand (Dollar) 457244 85 47 45 02 Norway (Krone) 45 45 44 55 45 40 4462 Pakisian (Rupee) 45 80 44 90 45.556 4500 Paraguay (Guanml) 44 10 43 0 43 558 4302 (Pru (Sol) Estimated votume 4 9u9 contract. Philippines (Peso) per Portugal (Escudo) to Saudi Arabia (Rival) 197 $.76 Smgapor (Dollar) 6 SDN LS0N) South Africa (Rand) 60N 4 90N Spam (P-sefa AJ 7 22N 7 22NI Spain (Peseta B) 806 106 100 1 056 105 4 Eshmafed volume 5 contract. Switzerland (Franc) PmaM Tartan toe; owd Mzrt9 to Switieriand (3-month) Ocf SO SOB 55.00 Taman (Dofiar) Estimated volume No contract.

(Turkey (Lira) lift Ar Emr (Dirhem) CHICAGO (UPI) Ctoseig range of' Uruguay (Peso1 krt Broiler futures traded on the Oh Mmerueia cago Board of Trade Thursday IMIW lw CM Pw Im4 Bmuers Germany omorrnl Oct 38 50 3155 Nov 25 to 3b 75 45 25 Dec fl 0to475 Jan 37 95 37 95 37 90 37 90 37 95 Feb 38 00 38 05 Mar 38 20 30JO 16 20 35 te m. uerTTMTiy I JrtTtHi 'n Source Bank of Anwrlca, I)air CHICAGO (UPt) Thursday Prices paid quotntion representative Interdealer prices as of Friday advance Cam 100. 1.290, sheep 25 approxtmateN 1 Interdealer markets change throughout the day Prices do 0r' 1 4781 not include markup, markdown or commission jC97 4327 Securities OklaGE 1 OtmCorp Or Rckl 1 InU rinoiintain SliMk Price Rowe. Grwth Pro Fd NL no load x-ex I dividend 1 7 unavailable 10 21 5 98 0263 0519 2564 1956 2527 4345 4380 48 10 132 19' 17 piftto 88 6 31 20to IT'S to 36 9 34 16to 14 )6to OuthdM 1 40 6 46 77to rto OvrShp 30g 7 43 33to 22 P-PacGasEl 2 I 417 Paclfg 168 I 140 ParPefrt 86 9 ,14 PacPwr 1 80 10 314 24 Pac 1 40 8 47 Pan Am Air 7 212 Penney I 48 10 394 PennPL 1 92 7 82 PepsiCo 80 12 1488 Pet Inc I 80 I 262 Phetp 20 11 226 PhuaEl 1 10 721 Phillip Pet 10 374 33to Pilisbry 1 28 11 158 Pitney 80 10 63 Pwarotd 80 11 366 PPGind 1 60 6 84 Prtx-Ga 2 60 15 PuS Lol 1 to 10 102 New York Markii 37 6 68 30 3 28 200 11 16 12 20 3 21' 10 2to lj 20 18to 1U 295 24H 17 i 1 I5H II AAE PI 10b 8 Beverly Ent Brazen tg 4 Castleion In 21 Circle 80 9 Coleman 68 8 DevMr 20d 24 Dvnaiect 06 20 Dynamic A 7 Fashion Fb Fed Resour S2 Flyng Diam 6 FronterA Ik 5 HuskO! 7 Lee Ent 68 7 TV Cp PacNW 1 52 9 Rancher Fx 14 RSC ind Inc 8 SundOil 30g 31 Svnfex Inc Ind wts Ward Co 50g 10 20 5 5 8 24 23 lo 20 Uv 2 15 pie i 4to 8 Bank ClearinjFjs Butter market delivery to Chi icago unchanged 93 score HB 25-103 00. 92 score 100 75 fw Prices paid to delivery un chawed Prices to ref auen (grade A in car tons delivered) xVa large 53-to large 49-51 mediums 1135.440 401 59 S3 Today 'scleannos Same day Hast year Excaltbur 500 at 2 25 Jusfhefm, 500 at 4)7 4.