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Page 12B EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Tues., Aug. 21, 1962 FINANCIAL REPORTS NEW VORK STOCK EXCHANGE Selected LUt Reported by Harrti. Upham it Co. AuguM 21, 1962 S 30H Alleghany All Ludlum Alchemical 38 AlChalmeri 14 Alcoa II1 Allld Storea 57M, Alminml.td. 23'. Amerada If Am Airline I"1'. Am Can AmCyanmd -ll-i Am Kl Powr tV A M K 201 Am M Clmx 304 Am Motora 17 Am NatGaa 40 AT&T 13.H4 Am Tohaco 31 Am Vlacose MV4 Ampex MA1 Anaconda 41 -it Armco Armour Atchison Avco Mai & Ohio Iteckman Hendlx Beth Steel Hoeing Bore Warnr 39 llrunawlck 194 nurllngton Burroughs Campbell J. I. Case Caterpillar c.elaneflO :crro Ve P CcNana C'hea & Ohio 49 Chrysler M7. lllc Serv 49V, Colo Fuel 9H Columh Gaa 26;ft Cont Can Cont Oil Corn Prod Crown Zcl Crucible Curt Wright IJcere Olsncy Douglaa now 467. Dresser 2271i DuPont 198',-j Kaslern Air 17Y Kastman Kl Paso Erie 1st Charter Kord 43 Fruchauf 23'i Oen Dynam 25 Gen Electric fia 42' 4 91 44 4II'2 19H, 31 If, 2" 98'4 19'4 2 DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES 30 Industrials 608.64, off 4.22 20 Ralls 122.33, up .59 15 Utilities 120.53, up .04 Volume 3,730,000 49 41 22 23 22 102 Mi 5.V4 32'4 42 21', 38' 95' 5-V, 33 34". 221.J 18 70 52 21'.. 24 38'4 2'l Gen Food (Jen Motors Gen Tel Gen Tire Ga Pnc Gillette Goodyear Grace Gt Northern 37 tlrevhound 28V4 Gulf OH 35'4 'Ifomestake 51 Howe Sound I0-Y4 Ideal Cem 20 III Central 37'i 1 B M 392V4 Inll Harv 46' Intl Nickel 64 Intl Paper 26'.i Intl T AT 42'. Johns Manv 42 Jones & Ijiu 47' Kaiser Aim 35 Konnecott 71 59 50 45'4 37 36 25'4 22'4 35 53 Litton Lockheed Lorlllard Mack Magnavox Martin McDermott MCM Minn Mfg Monsanto Mont Ward 27 Natl Biscuit 39'. Natl Cash 83V. Natl Dlst 21', Natl Gypsm 40'.4 Natl Lead 69 NY Central 13 No Am Av 68 Nor Pacific 33'. NW Airline 30 Olln Math 33 Outboard I4',4 Owens ill 79 Pacific Gas 29 Pan Amer 18 Penney 42 Penn HR Pepsi Plier Phillips Polaroid ProcfltGam Pure OH Radio llayonier Raytheon Itelchhold Itvp Steel Itcxall Kynlds Mi 26' i 11 '4 18's 73'. 18 30'i 51 11 41 40 46 101 6914 3H4 47 18'. 33 11 3514 Itynlds Tob Itchdsn-Mrl Itlchfleld 29', 43' 54' 39'4 lloyl Dutch 3B KerrMcGce 34 Safeway 39'4 St Regis Sand Imp Schenley Sears Shell T&T Sinclair Soconv Southrn Co 49 So Pacific 25 Sperry 14' Std Oil Cal 57 Std Oil Ind 44 Std Oil NJ 52 Studehaker 8' Sub Gas 19' Sunray 23 Swift 36'. Tenn Gas 21 Texaco 53 Texas Gulf 13' Texas Inst 62'. Textron 27'4 Thlokol 29' Tho Kamo 54 Tidewater 16''s Transamer 39'. Un Carbide 91', tin Oil lln Pacific 29 United Aire 48 Untd Alrl 31 Ilntd Fruit 24 US Borax 27'. US Plywod 43 US Rubber 42 US Steel 44'. UN Match 16V4 Upjohn 31 Varlan 32 We. Union 27 Westlnghse 28 Woolworth 68' Voungstwn 78 Zenith 50 Closing quotations as of Aug. 20, 1962, (Last available prices as re. ported by Zllka, Smlther & Co., Eugene Office.) Bid Aberdeen 1.89 Aff. Fund 7.28 Boston Fund fl.81 Bullock 11.83 Canadian Fund 16.17 Century Slis 11.89 Chemical Fund 9.53 Colo Grwth & Energy 11.13 Colonial Fund 13.35 Com Inv. Co. 9.15 Diver Growth 7.54 Dividend Shi 3.02 Drcyfuss Fund 14.74 Fidelity Cap .- 7.113 Flnan. Indust 3.88 Fund Inv. - 8.59 Common Stock 11.64 Inc. of Boston 7.34 Incorp. lnx. 6.49 Keystone SI 12.67 Mass Inv Growth 7.07 Mass Inv Trust 12.80 Nat'l Inv 13.16 Nafl Stock 7.16 One Wm. St 11 47 Pioneer 8.74 Putnam 14.07 Putnam Growth 7.90 Tclev & Elec . 7.11 United Accum -- 12.72 United Inc 11.04 Value Line Inc 4. 88 Wellington 13.71 Wellington Eq 12.41 Asked 2.08 7.B7 9.8.1 12.97 17.50 12.99 10.37 12.16 11.31 10.00 8.26 3.31 16.02 8.29 4.25 9.41 12.75 8.02 7.09 13.82 7.73 13.99 14.23 7.83 12.54 9.55 15.29 8 59 7.75 13.90 12.07 5.33 14.95 13.49 8- 21 '62 The following bid and asked quo. tatlons from the National Assn. of Securities Dealers do not represent actual transactions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities could pilallon. Albertsons Arden Farm, Com Bank of Amer Hlff "C" Stores Cas. Nat. Consol Fl Jantxen, Gas Kochrlng . Morrlson-Knud N.W, Nat. Gas . Oregon AU Ore-Ida Pope & Talbot Port Gen Eire Port Trans Com Seattle First Nat'l Thrifty Drug Tollycraft United Pacific U.S. Nafl Hank Warren Itros. Wash Nat. Gas West Coast Tel West. Nat. Gas 1 have been time of corn Bin ASK 11' 13 14' 15'.4 51 53', 2 3 17". 18 13 14 10 II' 37 39', 89 92' Kl 11 25 27'. 27'. 29 16' 17 II'. 12'. 31' 3.T4 29 31 It 1'4 6 6 16'4 18 13 14' 24 26' 21' 24' 24 25? 10 541 58 28 30 5 6 30' 33'4 66 '1 70 '7 22'. 24 34 '4 37 18 19'4 12's I.Va 25'. 26', Portland Markets PORTLAND OH Butterfat Tenta tive, subject to Immediate change Premium quality, delivered In Port land, 64 cents lb.; first quality 61; second quality 56. Butter Prints per lb. to retailers Grade AA, 93 score, 66; A grade, 92 score, 66; B grade, 90 score, 65. Cheese To retailers Single dal ales, 4714-48'; processed American, 441,4-4514. Eggs To retailers Tirade AA. ex tra large, 48-51; AA large 45-48; A large 44-46; AA mediums 37-40; AA small, 23-30. Cartons, 2-3 cents addi tional. Eggs To producers, at farm AA extra large, 37-42'4; AA large 35-40'; A large 32-37; AA mediums, 26-3 H-j; AA small 15-18'. Live poultry Quoted to growers fob, ranch No. 1 quality fryers, 2-4 lbs., 17-20; light hens, 4-5; heavy hens, 8-10. Rabbits Average to growers Live whites, 3-4' lbs., 24-28 cents, some down to 20; colored pelts 4-5 cents less; fresh killed fryers to re tatters 58-62, few to 65; cut up, 60-65. Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarters, 56.0058.00; rounds 53.00- 54.00; full loins, trimmed, 79.00 82.00; forequarters. 35.00 38.00; chucks, 39.00-41.00; ribs, 56.00-59.00. Lamb Choice-prime spring, all wis., 41.50-46.00. Veal Choice, 90-150 lbs., 49 00- 53.00; good, 47.OO-49.00; standard, 38.00-45.00. Produce Onions Texas lge. white, 5.25-5.50; Wash. lge. yellows, 2.25-2.75; med. 1.90-2.25; Calif, lge. white, fair qual ity, 4.00-4.25. Portland Livestock PORTLAND (fllprj-(USDA) Cattle 300; slaughter aleers good to choice 25.50-28.25; cutter cows 11.50-14.50; few canner 11. Calves 75; few choice 215-305 lb. vealcr 27. Hogs 250; one lot No. 1 and 2, 206 lb. butcher 20.75; few head 1 and 2 sows 1517. Sheep 500; two lots choice and prime 87-88 lb. 20.50; small lot choice 93 lb. 19; 130 head choice and prime shorn 82 lb. 19.75; one lot good and choice ahorn 17. Portland Grain PORTLAND tUPD White wheat 2.15. Soft white 2.15. White club 2.15. Hard red winter no bid. Hard white baart 2.26. Oats no bid. Barley 44.50. Eugene Markets ORRCJON EGG .PRODUCERS Jumbo A - 52c Extra Large AA 49c Extra Large A 48c Large AA 47c Large A 44c Medium AA 40c Medium A ..38c Small AA 27c Chex 36c Steel Stocks Drop Sharply As Republic Cuts Dividend NEW YORK Wl The stock market closed lower Tuesday as the steels paced the decline in moderate trading. A dividend cut by Republic Steel, although generally expect ed, seemed to trigger the re treat of major steelmakers. Re public and U. S. Steel dropped more than a point apiece. The list was higher in early trading but the advance was ragged at best. The list headed lower in the afternoon as trad ing slackened. Volume for the day was esti mated at 3.9 million shares com pared with 4.58 million Monday. Gains and losses of fractions to about a point prevailed among key stocks. Republic Steel cut the divi dend to 50 cents from 75 cents and the stock, which had been steady, fell about a point. U. S. Steel took a similar loss. Bethle hem yielded a fraction. Jones & Laughlin lost more than a point. Martin-Marietta continued in demand because it has been named prime contractor of the Titan 111 project. Its gain was fractional. Sun Chemical also reduced its dividend and the stock was off a fraction. Other chemicals were generally lower. IBM cut a gain exceeding 4 to a bit more than a point as it backed away from an attack on the 400 level. Beckman Instru ments held a gain of about 2. Ford, Chrysler and General Motors were fractional losers. Studebaker and American Mo tors rose slightly. Lorillard, up more than a point, was a standout in a gen erally higher tobacco group. Summer Job Ideas Urged Prices continued irregularly higher on the American Stock Exchange in moderate trading. Corporate bonds were up slightly and U. S. governments declined. Anti-Charter View Lacking' For Pamphlet With time drawing short, no one has yet come forward to write an argument for publica tion in the Oregon Voters Pamphlet opposing the Lane County Home Rule Charter measure. The charter will be published in the pamphlet, which will be mailed to all of the county's registered voters this fall. The county has offered to pay for one-page arguments for and against the proposal. County Clerk Olga Freeman announced this opportunity ear lier but she said Monday after noon that to date no one has offered to write the negative argument. The material must be in the Oregon secretary of state's office by 5 p.m. stand ard Thursday. Mrs. Freeman appointed at torney Robert Moulton and Mrs. Harland Clark to write an ex planatory statement to be pub lished with the charter. These two selected Springfield attor ney Edward Harms to assist them. The committee that drafted the charter proposal asked and was given permission to write the pro-charter argument. Kits of material suggesting ways to help young people find summer jobs have been sent to each county by the Governor's Committee on Children and Youth. Winfield Atkinson, principal of Frances Willard elementary school in Eugene, is the recipi ent for Lane County. The kits urge the establish ment of local organizations to promote jobs for youth. They provide various materials to aid the operation of such an organi zation. Atkinson said Monday he in tends to speak with representa tives of the Eugene office of the State Employment Service about any possible project in Lane County. The material concentrates on the need for jobs for persons aged 14 to 19. 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