The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 87

For Kate Hike Up and Down the Street Marl Recovers From Early Trading Finishes Mixed Cal-Pac Completes Case perty Joe Santi 'Auction Set Today for a decline termed the figures a mild disappointment. And they noted that for the latest four weeks monetary growth rates continued to exceed the Feds tarcets. leavine onon the nossibilitv of more credit-tightening by the central bank in its campaign to reduce inflationary pressures. ii i By Kohtrt H. Woody Tribune Business Editor Salt Lake businessman Joseph L.

Santi Ls missing but not forgotten Certain properties owned by him, or jointly with his wife Sary Santi, go The Market In Brief New York Stock Exchange Oct, 20, 1977 In a copy of his prewritten testimony, Mr. Jarrett said the number of schedules would lx cut 33 per cent by merging some of those schedules. lie outlined two new rate concepts, one of wlii li is a 1wh- laic wiuiu would collect all the revenues asked for under the general increase except for pur- chased power. The second is an energy i ale designed to offset the cost of purchased power. We propose to encourage conservation by designing rates which will provide economic signals to conserve, Mr.

Jarrett said. Basic Rates With residential and heating ard cooking schedules low usage customers 'ould be charged only basic rates to recover fixed costs High usage customers would lx. charged on total purchased power with the energy rate. Since energy rates are likely to increase in the foreseeable near future, he added, the rates fo? high sales will increase and the rate for low sales will not. V' VOLUME 5, 20,520,000 on ths auction block Friday afternoon in 3rd District Court.

No simple IiSus absence, Mr. Santi leaves a tangle of busi NEW YORK (AP) The stock market recovered from some early selling to finish mixed Thursday, with some of the big name industrial issues leading the wav. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, off about 2 points in early trading, closed with a 2.60 gain at 814.80. The average had fallen 8.31 on Wednesday to a new two-year low. Losers Barely Ahead Losers just barely nosed out gainers in the over all count on the New York Stock Exchange.

Big Board volume totalled 20.52 million shares, down from 22.03 million Wednesday. The markets early weakness was attributed to Wednesdays news that the Gross National Product grew at only a 3.8 per cent annual rate, after adjustment for inflation, in the third quarter. That was down sharply from the 6-7 per cent economic growth rate in the first half of the year. Prices Steadied But prices steadied by mid-day as attention seemed to shift toward the Federal Reserves weekly rejiort on money and credit conditions. As it turned out the data, issued at the NYSE closed, showed no change in the basic measure of the money supply for the latest reporting week.

Some analysts who had been looking SHARES UNCHANGED 451 Mr. Woody ness affairs that have taken months and may take many more months to unravel. ISSUES TRADED 1,863 By Rob Moore Tribune Correspondent CEDAR CITY Officials of California Pacific Utilities Co. Thursday orsmnlxtfxH four Have nf lodiinonv before the Utah Public Service Commission on their current series of rate increase requests. Cal-Pac representatives completed testimony begun on Wednesday in connection with their extensive 147-page application for rate relief to provide higher net revenues.

Fields Questions The hulk of Thursdays session was used by John Vetromile, Cal-Pac vice president of rates and valuation. He fielded intense cross-examination on the company's earnings summary and rate base statistics for 1976. Attorney Elliott Pratt, representing the Cedar Valley and Parowan Valley Pumpers hammered away at Cal-Pacs $3.2 million increase in electrical plant investment between 1975 and 1976. Mr. Votronule responded by itemizing that increase to include improvements in hydraulic generation capacity, transportation and distribution of power and general improvements which, he said, all contributed to the growth of service in the Cedar City area Points to Revenue Mr.

Pratt also honed in on the companys revenue increase between 1975 and 1976. According to a Cal-Pac exhibit there was a $1.5 million increase in 0Hrating revenues but no change in revenues to Cal-Pac for wheeling Bureau of Reclamation power to several Southern Utah communities. Mr. Vetromile said that if a new agreement cannot be worked out with tiie bureau to increase the wheeling rate then Cal-Paes customers will have to pay around $31 per yearly kilowatt hour for power Cal-Pac transports to such communities as St. George and Hurricane.

Rate Concepts The commission also heard from Cal-Pac senior rate cngii Rtrhr.rd Jarrett, who outlined customer rate schedule revisions under the proposed increase. DOWN 733 the Royal Inn (now the International Inn) and holder of a 19 per cent limited partnership. Largest Interest The Santi interest was the largest among 40 or so limited partners. Mr. Santi also held a one per cent interest as a general partner in the limited partnership.

Royal Inn International, San Diego, was the general partner. But the chain went into bankruptcy, resulting in the dissolution of the limited partnerships in mid 1976. The Salt Lake P.oyal Inn was put on the block and bought earlier this year by Dunes International, Portland, Ore. There remains, however, unresolved litigation between the Santis and the Royal Inn general partners. At the sale Friday, it will be presumed that the Villa Granada was owned by Mr.

and Mrs. Santi. However, there is question that the Santis may have deeded it to another Santi-owned corporation, Royal Ventures, Inc. Reorganization Action Royal Ventures is in a Chapter 11 (reorganization) proceeding in federal bankruptcy court. Whether or not Villa Granada had been deeded to Royal Ventures will be tried Doc.

1 in that court. In July, 1975, Mr. Santi filed for divorce. That action has not been withdrawn. The Utah probate code was amended by the last legislature.

Under the old code, affairs of a missing person were handled by a court appointed custodian, who essentially flew by the seat of his pants, comments Utah legislative general counsel Melvin Leslie. The new code more sharply defines the responsibilities and perogatives of the custodian, now called conservater. The Santi affair should give the code a real workout. Associated Press Chari tribune Business Firm Charts 13 Increase He has been missing since January. T.

Reward Business associates put a up a $10,000 reward for information leading to his finding. His file is still open at Salt Lake police headquarters. The reward has been uncollected. The properties are at 1.15, 137, 139 and 143 W. 2nd South, just west of the International Inn.

They also include the Villa Granada Apartment at 87 W. 300 North. They are being put on sale by Mr. Santis court- appointed conservator. Salt Lake attorney Richard F.

Bo-janowski. A conservator, in essence, represents the Interest of the missing person. Under Utah law, conservatorship continues until the missing person shows up, or is presumed dead five years hence. The West Temple properties have been appraised by the conservator at more than $210,000, the Villa Granada, at $760,000. How tangled are Mr.

Santis affairs? Mr. and Mrs. Santi were managers of Milieu Markets Finance plant in Salt Lake City employs 400 in manufactur of a variety of industrial seals. Friday Morning, October 21, 1977 Special to The Tribune IRVINE, CALIF. Parker Hannifin Corp.

had a 13 per cent increase in first quarter earnings to $6.6 million, or 66 cents a share, on a 17 per cent gain in sales to $133.2 million the year-ago quarter, Patrick S. Parker, chairman, told the annual meeting here. Mr. Parker said the diference in percentage gains in income and sales resulted from for eign currency losses of $356,000 in the first quarter compared with $89,000 last year. Parker Hannifins Packing Division The firm is headquartered in Cleveland.

Parker officers and security analysts visited the Salt Lake plant Wednesday then joined in Irvine, headquarters of Parkers aerospace activities, for the annual meeting Thursday. Directors declared the regular quarterly cash dividend of 25 cents a share payable Dec. 9 to holders of record Nov. 25. Section ii lape 1 1 Browning Reports 3rd Quarter Earnings, Names 4 New Board Members covering the yeui 1964 through 1969, which under present accounting practices must be shown as a charge against current year income, causing a reduction in income after Income taxes by $174,000.

Currency translation loss foreign operations this year, coupled with a translation gain a year ago, which effected a comparative reversal of another $318,000. Settlement of a federal excise case seveial adverse factors. These included The increasing weakness of the U.S. dollar which resulted in higher costs on imported products, reducing anticipated margins by some $700,000. Special to The Tribune MORGAN Browning, Morgan-based sporting goods firm, Thursday announced third quarter and nine-month results and election of four new board members.

Browning reported a third quarter loss of $180,000, or. 11 cents a share, on net sales of $15,286,000. That compares with earnings of $223,000, or 14 cents a share, on sales of $14,913,000 the year before. Nine month earnings were $696,000, or 45 cents a share, on net sales of $46,229,000. That eompaies with net income of $801,000, or 52 cents a share, on sales of $41,693,000.

The third quarter loss was caused by Metal Markets 26' 62v4 17' 234- New York Stoek Exchange: Final Quotations Markets I11 Brief Go Pac Jta 11 140 11 2.10b 11 PPGInd 1 40 4 209 36' 27 IProcGa 240 15 407 93h 72' 'PuSCbi 1.46 10 204 20' 17 IPSEftG 1.94 I 210 26' 21 Va Ralston .40 12 115 17h 14 IRCACp 1 20 0 1225 12 25te 'RCA cv pf 4 5 76 r66 Reliance Gr 3 681 2fe 16 (Republic Cp 4 73 11 r7i Rep Stl 1 40 10 00 34 22 Revtonlnc 1 141226 44' 36' Pey Ind 3 78 6 305 70te 60 I Rio Grin 80 7 69 30H 2D iRioGr pf .60 75 17Vg 12' iRochG l.Ap 24 21V 17v 15VH 26 -66v -t' 19v-1v4 p6 224 1 40N 62 Va 23 13V- 21 209 37V r29' p29- NEW YORK (UPI) Markets at a glance at the close on Thursday. Stocks-Mixed moderate trading. Bonds -Higher. American Stocks-Mixed in moderate trading. London Stocks Slightly tower.

Cotton Futures -Mostly lower. Goto Futures-Higher. Chicago Grain Futures Wheat was i 14 to of 1 cent; con off 2 to oats off to end soybeans off 7 to 8. Cattle Trade Sates insufficient to establish a market trend. 'Rock wit 29 1 p5ftx b' to 6645 and sellers 6655 pounds per ton.

Sales 1445 tons. Spot lead to pound lower with buyers 348 end sellers 348V; pounds per ton, forward 1 pound lower with buyers 354V: and sellers 354 $4 pounds per ton. Sales 2500 tens. Spot zinc to pound lower with buyers 291 and sellers 291 pounds per ton, forward to pound higher with buyers 297to and sellers 298 pounds per ton. Sales 2275 tons.

Spot silver 2.20 pence tower with buy ers 269 80 end seders 270.20 pence. 3: months forward 2.60 pence tower with Buyers 273.00 and sellers 273 70 pence, 7 months forward was unquoted. Sales 82 tots. GOLD NEW YORK (UPlj Foreign and Domestc gold prices Thursday: LONDON Momng fixing Afternoon fixing PARiS (tree market) FRANKFURT ZURICH NEW YORK Handy and Harman 160 3S down 1.50 Engelhard Base price for refining settling and unfabricated gold 160.60 down 1 SO per trov ounce. Selling price, fabricated gold 164.62 down 1.53 per troy ounce.

NEW YORK fUPI) Law metal awrket prices as quoted Thursday by the American Metal Market, authoritative metals publication-Aluminum, primary, 99 5 per cent plus oore 50 lb. ingots 53 00c lb Antimony, domestic, 99' per cant pure, f.ob. Laredo, Texas, bulk b. Coooer, electrolytic, delivered 60.625c lb. Lead, common, U- S.

primary producers 31.00c S. non primary producers 31 00c lb Magnesium, 99 8 per cent, ingot 99 00c Matfeanese, 99.9 per cent boxed regular i7 00c lb. Mercury, $140-145 76 lb flask. Nickel, electrolytic cathodes, f.o.b. Port CoJDome, Ont (Am.

Met Mkt. weekly estimated price $2 11-2 20 lb. Platinum, soft, 99 5 fine, producer $162 '72; 00 per troy ounce Steel, No 1 heevt melt scrap-Pittsburgh $51 00 per ton (consumer buying price); Mm. Met. Mkt.

composite scrap price $50 00 per ton. Tin, N.Y. Am. Met. Mkt.

chert price 615.75c fb. Tin, Y. Am. AM. Mkt.

alloyer price 5)6 SSc lb. Tungsten powder (H-Red), 98 8 per cent minimum pure $13 90 per lb Zinc prime western U.S. 31 00 32 30c lb Hercules RohmH 1 28 11 402 51tor29 RovID 4.240 5 437 61 $1' RydSys 0g 6 205 18 12 5 -SafwStr 2 20 10 157 50to 39 StJMnrl 1.30 11 130 44' 29' StRegis 1.64 6 167 30 to Sander Asso 100 16' 9vt x14y to Saxon Indus 7 303 5to SCM Corp 1 5 191 25' ScottPap .76 6 155 20to Board of Trade Un Etec 1 36 9 112 16to 15 p15 AH sales in hundreds (OO) omitted except for those designated (2) which art traded in 10 share lots and carried full. DIVIDENDS: art annual unless otherwise identified: (a) plus extra; (b) paid last year; (c) payment on accumulated dividends; (d) declared or paid so far this year, no regular rate; (e) cash plus stock; g) annual rate lua stock dividend; (h) paid this year latest oivtoend omitted; (1) percent in stock, (k) percent In stock paid last year; (q) in bankruptcy receivership or reorganization; (s) capital distribution; (x) exdlviderto; (wl) when issued; (wt) warrants. FRACTIONS: (f) indicates following figure Is fraction in 32nds; (I) indicates following figure is fraction in 64th (r) figure Is fraction in (t following figure Is fraction In 1 28th (t) indicates following figure Is fraction in Lower case letters appearing In front of the toeing price indicates that price was on another stock exchange: (b) Soeton Stock Exchange; (c) Cincinnati; (d) Detroit; (u) Midwest; (p) Pacific; (g) NASDAQ, the over-the-counter market reported by the National Association of Securities Dealers; (k) kwtinet, ths Wort trading system used by Institutions $tk.

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Ch Hoi lm .46 8 upen Hth Law Qee Pm. TV 1 1 Leadin'' Slock Wheat 5,008 but 2.47 2 494 2 46 '2 2.47 Dec 2.4714 rtunyvrt 1 90 Horizon Cp HowanU .36 Humane JO NEW YORK AP) closing prices and net chanqt of the 10 most aett a stockb traded on the New York Stock xchange Thursday. Mar May Dec Com Dec Idaho 2 16 11 8a 1 20 7 HI Pwr 2 20 11 113 INA Cp 2 30 7 122 Jly Sep Dec Standard 1oorV Stork Index HendStt 240 totenco 1 10 IBM Crp 10 1 intHarv 1.15 Inti Paper Int TAT 1 74 ttek Corartn ITELCp .30 Dec Standard A Poor's hourly indexes Thursday. 4M ft 41 41 Indus Trm Utils Fnd Shis 101 50 12 J5 S3J7 10 95 92 25 101 91 12 71 53 78 10 97 92 60 101 61 12 66 53 99 1095 92 31 41 5001 utils Fnd Sttu WOO 92 06 3 pm. 94 92 10 93 02.14 Ptev Clou SheiiOil 1 60 6 SB2 SignatC 1 36 4 61 SimpPa .50 13 768 14to SktgenTo .40 6 124 25to Slngerpf 3' 16 45 SkmCo .70 10 24' i SonyCP 07b 161176 10to SuutCalEd 2 6 67 SouthCo 1 54 9 422 16 SoPac 2 40 6 268 So Rail 240 7 115 Southid 60g to 25 SparryHu 1 4 99 20to SoRsnd 1.12 7 350 Souibb .94 9 183 St Bmd 1.26 12 to 31to SMOCai im 7 45to StOHnd 2 60 7 595 5to StOilOh 1.34 2D 302 9U Stutter 1J0 6 149 49to SterlDrg .70 10 272 17 StewWn 1 94 7 12 37to StudeW 148 4 44 SON Sun Co 2 52 4 173 ft SunOS 2U 6 5) SunshM .154 3 61 16' Sup Oil 2.20 13 18 2S T- Tandy Corp 4 703 CM NEW YORK (UPI) 408 28 Indus Trm W27 12 53 74 H71 .51 12 62 53.71 101.37 12 61 53.60 hi i.m.

ion, 1 nt. LONDON (UPI) Spot copper wtre bars closed the second session on the Metals Exchange Thursday 3 pounds tower with buyers 686 and sellers 687 pounds per metric ton, forward 2' pc-mds tower with buyers 699 and sellers 699 pounds per ton. Sties 15,850 tons. Soot capper cathodes 2 pounds towr with buyers 6 77 and sellers 077 pounds per ton, forward 2 pounds tower with buyers 689 end tellers 690 pounds per ton Saies 175 tons Spot tin 40 pounds higher with buyers ofilO end sellers 6830 pounds per ton, toward 15 pounds higher with buyers Jerrtzen 00 to JvFrd 1 JeHPIlot to 9 JnwteCI.30 7 172 26 JrtenMv 140 9 441 John Jn 1.40 II 91 Joy Mfg lw 166 Nov Jan Mar May Aug Sep HANDY AND HARMAN SILVER NEW YORK (UPI) Handy and Hannan Thursday quoted silver at 14 77 per ounce, down ii cents from Wednesday COPPER FUTURES NEW YORK (UPI) Copper futures Thursday closed 20 to 30 points tower Sales 2,218 contracts 2MM lb; cants par to Open Hli Lew Ctose 55 908 56.40 56.30 56 30 56 006 56 40 56 60 57 00 56 26 56 80 56 90S 57 56iO 57 20 57 90 58.30 57 46 58 20 SB 90 59 3D 5860 0 30 59 60 30 40-20 60 61 30 60 41 41 906 42. 42 10 42 40 62 4)8 62 63308 43 64208 64 80 65108 45 SO 5T 40'' 414' 02 4l4r37V8 11 24a 22v 197 294 25 13 27t 234.

310 254 23 A Home 1.20 15 1529 22 24! Amttosp JO 13 21 39 22 Am Motors 326 5a 34 AmStnd 1ft 2 372 36 2S AEIwr 1136 9 545 5 5.37 5.37 A MuUl.lt 6 307 38 Air Prtl 18 60 3S 21 AltwtoC .36 14 71 8 6 Alberts! 10 43 77V. AkenAJ 1.40 10 S3 7 i 23 5 45 AltegLp ifla 6 ISO 11 ft AltaPw 160 17.50 AWO Ch 1 0 17.7B AJlMfSt 1 10 0 17 92 I Allis Cb 1 10 3DAJa 1.40 I It 43 AmeeSug 2 7 16 65 1A Hu pt 10 75 Aklbws 3 675 22 14'v 160 Site 381 74 24t '9 212 33k 23 253 59' 40 4 364. 24 37 12 66' 209 1446 I 34 4 24'- Vs 4 364 1 234 13 20 I 23'- 3 43 244- 1 'a Lhotoi-k Markets KalvAi 140 I KaiserO 64 12 KanPU 1 to 4 Kellogg 1.H) 13 KenLoff Afb 44 KLM Ate 4 mart J4 13 Kroger UO 4 141 29to r2to 2iM- to LearSiag iO 137 17to pi 3 rt) Va 27 16 7te AmTLT pf 4 10 Ametek 140 4 35 AMF In U4 0 165 23v Ampex Cp 10 105 IIW Amster 1 4 56 2 Miiluiil I iiimU 17 4 iCamG 1.52a 11 ax 8rd 46 I 11.05 Ooybren MmI-NO tem, I ptr Xo 57V 27 26'S 33-9 14 -25 IWn- Crane 1 40g Cromnl 1,90 te OctOct Tax Fr 13 77 L. FUtetlty Oraug: Settlement price or previous and close NEW (UPI) a Hat K) '6 to Apecc Ccn 914 24 rS-14 Adz PS 148 7 654 21'4 16 ArkLaG 1-80 10 49 35Y 20te 34- VS 137 00 137 00 136 00 136 137 30 KANSAS CITY, Mo (UP!) Livestock ktayv Cattle uneven compared to Previous Thursday; steers 00-6 lbs. firm to 1.00 higher, but otherwise tady to 2.00 tower with most decline on calves.

Feeder steers choice, thin and moderately fleshed, medium-end large framed, 375-470 tot 4C0W5 50; 500600 tot. 41 moderately fleshed CO-41 00; some very fleshy down to 38 00; Kxrhi CurtwW CurtrsstVA 2 23 to Foreign 140 90 YORK Following of bid and prices on Fundi as bv the NASD ArmceS 10 139 37te 22te p23te- Bd NEW YORK (UPI) New Yorlc Sliver furmm owed Thtdev 200 to 220 points? igher. Sale MOO contract. NY SILVER: Foreign Mutual quoted Inc. NEW YORK (UPI) -exchange setter rates to (toilers 27to- to 201 15to Uto pllto- to 21 2Dto 14 109 37tor27 22 13 Uto 76 19- to 14-- to Uto to 155 71 vs rSS 54 J3H 25q 46 36 25 125 45' 100 toterls 2 2B r2S4 119 2N 22 46 27H 10 35 154 11 te 211 33r24 24 29-r2te 21 29v 23 441 It 3 K) 99 ir 1 27 24 I6g 14 251 47 32 to 44 iOa 120 l.i 1J4 1.45 15 147 150 00 152 ft 154 30 8 75 NL IT (i) 15 03 14.43 10 58 NL.

07 11 01 440 503 10 34 N.L. 19 91 21.74 Programs: 4.67 N.L him and raderatetv fteshK) and tramey Cemex M48 tree cent per trey to to 15te 7tr p51h 14- vs 14M 16 Vt- V4 TTanoay October 30. 1977 'd Atel iArgenttoe (peso) 153JD Australia (Dollar) Austria (Schilling) Nto 19to 146 Litton Littecvpf 2 LHtonln pfA 24' to Lorthoed 25' 1 LTV Corp 4 fcto to LucfcyS K) u)6 to 1 1(7'- to 'Macv 1' 7 1 Med Fd 24to MrthnO 2 to 7 35 to MarhF 1 24 10 I Lrtm MU) 104 13 10 LevitzF 10 114 J5 to ir 0 2a 4 253 13te 42 -MM 43 40 to i3' 165 59 17 23 May D6 1 14 I 264 32to 21 to MaverOs .90 9 K) 26 Mate1vi 1 35' 26to II 24 DanaCp 1 DayPU 1 Dean Deere Dal Mnt Dannlsn Dettdis Dtebuto DilUngh 2S- to Diiiindh Hto-7 to Disney 36 to brPeppr J4 II 996 17to 11 2ito- to DomeM JOa 15 119 61 1.X 9 a- 1 Co 92354 3r27to CHICAGO (UPI) Closing range of fie Idetgtuvn (Franc conv tores traded the Chicago Mercantile (Frmc firc'i) 4.03 N.L 7 19 N.L 7 Exchange Ttervtov Omm Hteto Arvlnlnd JO 4 1027 rV 14H Aaarco JO I 307 23te 14k AdtoO 1 90 4 134 JTte 79 AtlRtchfk 2 9 407 41N 9) Atlas Corp 7 72 J9vrl6W Avco Corp 4 121 Wk 13 Avnatlnc 4 343 ISM Bakertnt 64 11 ito 42S Beal Fds 11 290 26H 22M Hwf J4 20 1(0 17vy Bettolx Ca 2 7 107 47 r35te CpT ft 104 37 21 pf 4 JO 40 47VS 4M z20 Sb't 51 Bate Steel 1 91334 40H 1s 4 12 Cl I4te 1 BcwirwCo 1 0 469 29 23u. mMlBoiaaCjl.to 7 477 33 24 Border 1.54 0 159 36 rt9 Bat 1.10 4 211 25 Open HnOi low Clesa 477 JOB 478 80 479 006 479 90 481ft 403 ft 480 10 482 00 484 506 486 20 483 ft 5 60 490 90 4S2 50 488 50 491 50 497 00 498 40 435 10 497 50 502 306 504 50 501 10 503 60 508 70B 509 70 509 00 509 70 518 006 520 00 516 ft 518 00 S21 ft S21 70 520 50 521 70 528 30B 52 7 00 525 80 527 80 532906534 50 531 90 533 90 539 106 540.10 539 00 540 Settlement price on previous and close. Bid.

1 5' 5TV 26 Group: i 16 85 N.L Oreup: 392 428 6 69 7.31 7 26 N.L Group: 8 76 9 53 Apr Jun to pmsar J6 9 3 47 to 37 i40v- to MrGr 1 I 362 23' 19' 21 to to feUan 1f to Duka 1.40 4M 3P 10 3R 37 39.10 15 DuPont 5 10 576 135 Kfr pl09' j1w MeadCorp 1 5 Brenl (CnnWro) PTftN Cide (Dolter) 9r 6 bills (Pwo) (Pswl (Denmark (Krtne) Ecuador (Sucre) Egypt (Pound! England (1-manth) England (3-morrii Franca (Franc) Greece (Dractene) Holland (Guilder) Hong Kong (DoHar) India (Rupee) Indonesia (Rupiah) I tar (Rial) 17 31 18 9 44 10 Estimated vofunw 9 63 contracts. 62- I iTAwt IT 14 730 60' 19 MnaPf 80 16 685 47 1 7 x39 35. 1.70 15 1133 57 5- 1 76 I 19 23-3 054 I won 3 80 6 597 71 lb 40.00-41 30; JOMOO lb 30 50-41 40; 000450 lb 3B 7D-40 )0; part loads 'Oct aood ttim 640 lb, tatsteire 34 80; part (Nov load choice moderately fleshed 037 lbs Dec 36. Feeder heifer good end I Jan mosiiy choice jeo-esO ios. iy 36.00; several loads and lot choice 526400 lb J0-36 00.

Hope: barrows end dill 25 to cent lower; upcoming non-slaughtering holiday Monday tor many pacta restricting demand. 1-2 2DS-23S lbs 41 S. 1-3 200-250 lbs 41 75-00; US. 2-3 250-265 lbs JO-41. 75; S.

Ju -310 lb 37 5039 06 i kdhodUtah, Eastern NeV, teedtot and ran sales Thursday, Oct. 30 Trading on limited stmtllei slaughter cattle remained ratwer slow Fe sales slaughter steers and heferi fully steady- Buyers still under pressure to bring live prices down Into lire with cercau reatlzahcn. Slaughter Steers- Good end mostly choice 2-31050 i 43 00 end mostly 44 00 SlauiRiWr Helen: Good and mostly and choice 2-3 900 lb 41 .00 4200 Slautfder cattle sold FOB teedtot 4 5 percent strli current delivery. Sheep: lend) trade firm Seles made through mertamg egen with setlere stand-up ttw commission Several loads of choice -Clued slaughter and teener lamas Slough closed Bd Oct Nov Dec Feb Aw Jun Aug Oct Fob 610 6.63 $.00 5 46 CHICAGO (UPI) Sliver totum Thursday 390 to $40 points hitfgr. CHICAGO SILVER: Oct Nov Jan 4 43 4 84 3 63 3.97 Caftte 42,609 fesi 40 00 4085 409 41.45 4152 41 9 42.40 si 40 39 41.02 40 41 20 4 41.57 41 41 9 41.52 41 97 41 9 42.9 4 20 1.1253 .82831 .0410 -3077 .1636 1.7710 .1066 .0163 4106 114 .0824 .0141 341 J0H35 30675 1302 3226 .00 .1821 .1011 UJI5 8119 4426 pr 9 920 9ft 3 4150 419 925 935 Tra am 39 15 85 9 90 9 41 20B 35 41 SO 41 9 9 41.05 42 985 42.4S am Iraq (Dmar) Mohasco 90 7 32 Munsan 3 0 7 411 MonPw 1 80 )0 29 MorxK 1.10g 4 42 37' 14' 23to 31 30 44Vi-f Keystone Funds: ust 81 17 84 16 63 21 to p31 to .4 I 0s 63'1 1 Ougnei.

1.71 9 31 v. 19 3ft I I xT7- ESrstm 1 30 37 27 39 354 1 Eastern Air 3 19 9s rite I- EastK 180a 14 3110 86. rS4', 31 W- ft EiPnC 1 10 7 3e3 30 1 ulj! EltraCo 1 16 6 116 1 lEnvtrtch .10 I 2U Eamih 1 I 58Vyl lExjanCgtl 3 I 6 13 I) II' 1Tno ko 1 su 3fi S3 rX 37t 16 Tstargs 9 'BtflN Id J8 61 I 7 I 6 iFWfCInd 80 11 BumutOit I 13 600 91 54 pOOvttW 'FalrmtF 76 13 -r Far tel Mtg 35- 1 Find SB .73 4 15 Flrstn 1 10 9 22'- to (Fleming 00 6 Uto FMC 2 .0011 39' .1074 .1825 TOU 8080 81 'H Motorola .84 11 439 S6to 36to p38to 479.9CN 474 SO 4B1 00N 476 00 Brd T1 .4 United Funds: Aug te. Moun Fuat 2 9 1 18 9 MurphOt 10 7 MutOm 1 32 37 to 27 32 to 16 36 24 ISto 44 7 J9 to 39 38 45 17 UN -90 16 7 16 L. 183 N.L.

7.38 8 07 4.56 4 98 9.3210.19 ftuttocfc: 11 87 12 97 7 04 7.49 2 48 2 93 ftergar MB Fnd 101 Fnd Bwrkahr Bwafttk Boat Fdn Calvin Butt Fd Can Fd Div Shr Cap Prv Cent Shs Owl inv 19 43 21 24 B4 1 36 9 14 K1 7ft 1 16 K2 4 88 5 34 SI 16 38 17 90 53 7 16 7.82 54 3 40 3 94 3.72 4 07 3.12 3 41 Savtes Fds: Dv 9 92 L. 12.34 L. 9W 13tov 10 )-p3 -16to 15to-16 45 Mi to 15 Estimated votome 3)3 contracts, afe on! par ft 1S 56 43 00 42 3S 420S 30 90 31 97 31 3C 30 5 75 3675 35 77 35 25 35 42 36 40 32 32 47 8 0S 32 27 33 00 34 10 33 77 33 92 34 45 34 50 34 30 34 30 34 36 32 72 80 32 70 32 00 32 ft 31 10 22 3C 7 3) 22 P8 31.10 31 ft 3151 31 40 31.40 tmsted vrfima: 5J321 contracts. Fart 1 00 N.L ii 3 83 30 32 32to- to RrdMo 3 20 4 1123 47to 4' to U44to ter iambs HXMO to and tender iambs about1 90 lb. ranged 23 Load dxxca 9jUG lb heavy fetter lam 75 Ail sold FOB, Fab Oct Dec Estl Prana ft.

Feb to Nabisco 2 52 11 to i Ntt Gyp I 05 Ml Srncon 30 350 21 to I NCR Cp JO 9 987 47' Nev Pa 1 76 9 30 28 to NEngEI 1 94 8 1 Nwmnt 1.40 13 i NiagMo 1.34 9 NLindu 1 20 8 NcrfkiR 1J4 to 1 NAm Fto 1' NoStPw 2 06 324 24k 18! 30 112 17 I 009 7 137 0 72 36 9 246 3ft Ifr'to iZ 4 shrink Immediate deiiv etang gnnt Ort liras! (Pound) Italy (lira) Japan (Ysn) Jordan (DNiarV Kuwait (Dtoar) iLabanon (Pouid) Mexico (Peso) iNaw Zaatend (Dollar) 'Norway (Krone) Pskitten (Rtsae) Pwagusv (Guarani) I Peru (fci) iPtollpotoB (Paso) Portugal (Escudo) Saudi Arfee (Rival) Africa (Rand) Spate Peseta A) Seam (Peaete B) jSwwten (Krona) i Switzerland (Franc) Switzerland Swttwtend (Smonfft) Tfean (Dot tar) Ttftav (Lira) Ud Art Emr (Dtetwm) Uruauev (Pwo) Venezuela (ftoiNar) W. Germany (Mart) Germany (1-maMh) W. Germany (3month) YP4 to 39to1 V'- 22 15to it 25 to 28to- to 28 g52 to 4 gto Nominal .1359 ,47 3833 1.15i5 8110 agSI BnGaTlJ4 I ClT Fte 2 40 I Cmcorp 1 43ft 7S14 Cfim Irv 3 4 3) 1 417 111 75 58 ft 47 r46to 47 to FortHow .00 10 31to 2Sto 29 Fruehauf 2 6 33to rt 5 25- to 2' 20to 20to- to GAF Cp 40 43to 33 u34 to Gem Sk 1 40 9 44 rtlto 51te- to Gannett 1.20 15 tel 40to 32to ft- to Gen Dvnam 5 99 61 to 47 10 9 52 10 40 Oiart Fd 13.44 14.49 Commenwiiatthi i A ft .94 1 04 1 42 1.53 Dreyfus Gmupt Drvf Fd 11 25 12 30 Dryf Lv 15 46 17.11 20 26 ,140 55 ,1000 101 ft 95 24 36 '7 46' I)air liiinli (Traill Lard Abbott: Affilat 7 32 7 89 Bnd deb 11 06 12.09 ManarteisptH Co: Frenm 7 6 I ft Indp 7 09 7 75 Mass 10 211116 Mass Pinancl Svcs: MlT 9 25 9 97 Nan Security Baianc Bond Sr 9 07 9.78 4 57 493 2 ,2 15to to Gn Etec 2.20 11 158 57 JT p- to 1 NoSPpt 4 16 985 910 47 32 46 9 4565 997 99915 99 CHICAGO lUPD-CMi grain; Uy 40 9 9 9 45 4CO markon whaat unchanaad; No, 2 soft red Aug 49 49 950 9 9 d-livwy vu Etftmahsd wlwn: 4,230 cotaprt iuo.71 1 92 Com unchanged; No 2 Yellow 1.04NN Igutta bp, opt per ft Oas unchanged; No. 2 extra heavy, Nov 0.10 0 9 540 RUTTER ANO EGGS CHICAGO tUpO Butipr Hurtdey: Prices Chiceeo unchanged, score 100 71. paid score Otom: Vangunrd GrFood 1.64 9 256 36 NoSPte 784 GnAA 159) 6 1965 78 64 g70 ft Itt GenMol pt 5 20 73 60 gTO- NwstAiri SO GPlbU 1.76 I 161 21 10 20 Nw Egy 2 GrRm 42 10 71 8 Nwid In 2 85 224 1 1614 31- 'NrtnCo 180 Tire 1 Kg 4 55 20 21k 22.

1 OcrdPt 1 OcrxIPt pt 6 5 .1930 XQ0 8401 8414 8437 lK4) ittv Kl3 107 ft 12 30te 19H 20 7 68 43to 32 P3S-1V 6 193 40' 43to u51 to 4 47 38 rfi 32 to- to 'Eagle A A c. MM I 726 31 2T p23 12 07 71 74! NurrR) 3rd bain Foursq Dryf 9 Cent Gr ft Fd Gwte wt) City mv JO 5 516 16v nto CteveEl 2 44 7 54 35 3 Wan 5 is X3 Eggs: Prices gald to delivery unchan, 1 I14N. jn ged. Soybeans unchanged, No. 1 yellow Iter Price ft reteller (grade A In cartons ftisN; Chtcago Iwft rote delivered): Extra large 55-58, large S-i Barter malting 1.40-l.ltM, teed 1.00- uay 55; mediums 47-49.

jl 30N. .093 M9 9 98 L. 5.26 N.L 7SNL. 15 91 N.L 12 27 N.L 10 24 11.21 Howard: 7 78 8 39 7 60 NL. 8 49 9 37 402 4ft 6 20 4 68 8 43 9.09 7.72 18 25 7) 17 25 () 13 30 14.54 08.

ir i 22N 746 7.0 7.45 7 46 Estimated votovne: 5 contracts. Fmag Tartan JMM fts; cMi par ft Oct i.m s.t Estimated ablumt: No caitracls. )t lh loiinlrr Saurca; Bart at Vnartea, Haw York. Dividn Prof Stk Incom Stock Sr Grwth OppeiAaimer: Aim Fd Op Fnd Time Pioneer Funds: Plon Fd 13 33 14 57 NL Pnce Route: dividend Grwth 9 80 NL. z-unavailabte 4H)0to It 21 26to 4 4M 36 tel teto 1(T 12 29to 21to to 18to x)9 75 36' 1to to PH to 10to to 23to- to to lOccPtpt 'Guotatlcns from the NASD are representative inter dealer prices of ,9 cproxlmartetv 1 P.m.

Interdealer markers change throughout the day. Prices do 5 not include markup, markdown or commission. OfxoEd 1 ft I.S. 'Fn-aMin Specii Strt Fd Federated A Laedr Empre 4th Em Out Inc Grain iaGE 1 48 10 220 19' DlinCorp Jl 5 13 Rck! 1 34 OutbdM 1 40 Dvrj-ip 167 Jl 10 16to 35 Pm 148 Heatthm Hdrofl IdealNtl infnitexpl Ask .45 2 0 4' a 19 2 RM .35 4 4to PrudFed Rsrchlnd RubvMng Skingmns Tatacom Telemtn tpoery krtmtiab JBhigbov 17 I7to 442 25 2 rr 102 31. 25 u3'to acPwr 1 10 322 24'.

21 p2lto iPacTT 1 40 8 135 18 ltte pir 'arAmA 7 195 6-? 3ft 4 Penney 1ft 9 455 59ft itennPL 1 7 25' 2Dft c53 PepCo 12 454 Pet Inc 1 00 0 172 33 29 31ft to PhHr 2 10 1167 41 20 p2? Phoafel 1 88 K) 194 21 17 Phillip Fat 1 9 352 33a 27 PiHsbry 1 21 11 301 45 35 38ft- to Pitney JO 9 1M 21tor15to ISte Polaroid tt 101533 38ft 2Sto c26 a to WASHINGTON (UPtl Withdraws are iteeoaite in Treetury account tor ta-xr, 7S 7 to 3) gate oft ito to to, and tovoeana na, ttitU greoo. in Cteh md 18 CnhhIBK beans forced future, prices lower wfm Gferwei conyrsg mostly from csmmorctal tirme and ipeewfators. I toheet trad was generally cautious and within a fight range with prates- Uorw selling dominating and krone I prices lower te all but ttw nearby Deoembar contract. Ttw outsida markets weee lower. I 1143,939,797 18 114,443,411.77 Brktol.

4, one at .11 Comet 1800 at 50 EastUtah, 7.500 at 24 PetroSlIver, 1.5M at .11 Prince, 54)00 at .07 Com Tel Inc. 17 AW at .07 E'jrStand, at i.