000 B-8 Tacoma, Feb. 14, Dole picks Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON Secretary of Transportation Elizabeth Hanford Dole moved Monday to upgrade the nation's air safety system by selecting Donald D. Engen, a member of the National Transportation Safety Board, as the Federal Aviation Administration's new chief and by increasing the agency's shrunken safety inspection force by more 1 than 25 percent. The move to increase the FAA'S inspection force to pre-Reagan ad 1984, The ex-safety News 4 Tribune 8: ministration levels comes in the wake of congressional criticism that the administration, as part of its deregulation drive, endangered passenger safety by allowing the force to shrink from 638 inspectors in 1981 to only 508 at present. At the same time, the number of airlines has nearly doubled under deregulation, to 65 from 35.
Dole said Monday that steps would begin immediately to bring the FAA inspection force to 674. Dole, announcing her moves in a speech to the National Press panel man to head TI FAA Northwest Stocks Club, said that she has issued or- Experienced in both military ders to increase the number and and civilian safety investigations, frequency of air carrier inspec- Engen last June led an eighttions, including short-notice member team from the safety "white glove" inspections, to see board in its on-site probe of an Air that the airlines are up to safety Canada jetliner's crash landing at standards. Cincinnati, in which 23 persons Engen, 58, a native of Pasade- died from an onboard fire. na, had completed 36 years in the Navy when he retired in Engen would succeed J. Lynn 1978 as vice admiral and deputy Helms, who resigned last Decemcommander of the Atlantic Fleet.
ber after questions were raised He has flown more than 200 types about his private business dealof aircraft himself, including the ings before he entered governNavy's first jets. ment service. Justice: GM-Toyota venture would help Chrysler WASHINGTON (AP) The Justice Department says Chrysler Corp. has no grounds for its antitrust suit to block a proposed joint venture between General Motors Corp. and Toyota Motor Co.
In a friend-of-the-court brief filed Monday in U.S. District Court here, the department's antitrust division said several alleged antitrust violations that Chrysler attributed to the joint venture would actually help rather than Obituaries John Porter John McLaren Porter, 71, of Tacoma, died Saturday. Mr. Porter, a retired furniture salesman, was born in Seattle and moved to Tacoma 18 years ago. He had owned Porter Furniture in Seattle and had been employed by Schoenfelds in Tacoma.
Mr. Porter was a member of the Tacoma and Meydenbauer (Bay) yacht clubs. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Bill (Patricia) Huston in Colorado; a brother, William G. of Mercer Island; and a grandson.
Buckley-King Downtown is in charge. Carl Quinsey Carl L. Quinsey, 60, a commercial real estate salesman, died Sunday. Mr. Quinsey, an employee of Blue Ribbon Real Estate was born Hesperia, and had lived in Tacoma 26 years.
He was an Army veteran of World War II and the Korean war and a member of the Tacoma Elks Lodge. He was a Presbyterian. Survivors include his wife, Ethelynn; two sons, Dennis and Ronald, both of Tacoma; two sisters, Verna Shaw of Hesperia and Lucille Sturgis, also in Michigan; and four grandchildren. Buckley-King at Brookside is in charge. Richard Leslie Richard L.
(Dick) Leslie, 73, of Tacoma, died Saturday. He was born in Miles City, Mont, and had lived in Tacoma 57 years. Mr. Leslie was a Bellarmine Preparatory School graduate and had been employed as a veneer patcher for the North Pacific Plywood Co. He was a member of the Lakewood Elks Lodge, Tacoma Eagles Lodge and Meadow Park Men's Club.
Among survivors are his wife, Lonnie, and a sister, Gladys Kline of Sedro Woolley. Mountain View Funeral Home is in charge. Osmund Marvik Osmund Marvik, 81, of Tacoma, died yesterday. Mr. Marvik was born in Marvik, Norway, and moved to Tacoma 50 years ago.
He was a retired commercial fisherman and owned and operated Marvik's Fish Market on Pacific Avenue 14 years. Mr. Marvik was a member of the Parkland Masonic Lodge and a life member of the Sons of Norway. Survivors include his wife, Mabel a son, Lloyd of Puyallup; a daughter, Mrs. Roger (Helen) Heiser of Tacoma; two brothers, Ola of Tacoma and Karl of Nedstrang, Norway; three sisters, Bergljot Serdal of Haugesund, Norway, Judith Kleigberg of Stavanger, Norway, and Liv Marvik of Nedstrang; and two granddaughters.
Dryer Mortuary is in charge. Ormal W. Morrill Ormal W. Morrill, 73, of Seattle, died yesterday. Mr.
Morrill was born in Tacoma and graduated from Lincoln High School before moving to Seattle to attend the University of Washington. He was an Army veteran of World War II and a retired chief of the U.S. Civil Service's Investigative Division in Seattle. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Glen (Mildred) Stevens of Puyallup.
Forest Lawn Funeral Home, Seattle, is in charge. Quotations from the N.AS.D. are representative interdealer prices as of 11 a.m. Tuesday, February 14, 1984. Interdealer markets change throughout the day.
Prices do not include retail markdown or commission. INDUSTRIALS Bid Ask Arden Mayfair Bohemia, 141 Cascade Corp, 36 Docutel 113 Early Calif. Edward Ind. Inc. EMF Flow Systems.
Gemtec Genetic Systems 61 Grantree Corp Hyster Co. Intermech. Keytronics. Lindal Cedar Homes. 3 Longview Fibre.
Futures CHICAGO (AP) Futures the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Open High Low CATTLE 40,000 cents per 1b. Feb 68.10 68.32 67.85 Apr 66.60 66.80 66.17 Jun 65.80 66.10 65.55 Aug 63.85 64.00 63.50 Oct 61.80 61.85 61.40 Dec 62.75 62.80 62.40 Prev. sales 19,123. Prev day's open int 51,701, FEEDER CATTLE 44,000 cents per Mar 68.90 69.30 68.90 Apr 68.05 68.25 67.80 May 66.75 66.75 66.10 Aug 66.75 66.75 66.10 Sep 65.60 66.15 65.60 Oct 65.55 65.55 65.20 Nov 65.80 65.80 65.80 Prev. sales 2,505.
Prev day's open int 7,778, HOGS 30,000 cents per 1b. Feb 46.45 46.97 46.45 Apr 44.70 45.35 44.65 Jun 50.80 51.35 50.75 Jul 52.80 53.10 52.50 Aug 52.65 53.10 52.35 Oct 50.45 50.50 50.00 Dec 52.00 52.00 51.50 Apr 50.00 50.00 50.00 Prev. sales 13,051. Prev day's open int 31,521, PORK BELLIES 31,000 cents per 1b. Feb 61.00 61.77 60.40 Mar 61.60 62.30 60.60 May 63.40 64.02 62.30 Jul 64.65 65.10 63.72 Aug 63.27 63.75 62.55 Prev.
sales 9,553. Prev day's open int 15,167, WHEAT 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per Mar 3.22½ 3.24¾ 3.19½ May 3.27 3.27¾ 3.24½ Jul 3.27½ 3.273 3.23¾ Sep 3.33 3.33¼ 3.29½ Dec 3.45 3.45 3.41½ Mar 3.50 3.52 3.50 Prev. sales 11,279. Prev day's open int 59,295, CORN 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per Mar 3.19¾ 3.20¼ 3.16 May 3.24½ 3.24¾ 3.21 Jul 3.26 3.27 3.22¾ Sep 3.00½ 3.02½ 2.99 Dec 2.86¼ 2.89 2.85¾ Lynden Inc. 24 Great West.
Svg. Bank 12 13 Micro Sonics Old Nat. Bancor 163 Moduline Orbanco. Nike Pacific First Federal Nordstrom Peoples Natl Bank. Paccar Inc.
Puget Sd. Bancorp, Pacific Gamble Rainier Bank Palmer Lewis. Svgs Bank Pgt 211 Pay Pak 15 U.S. 231 Pay Save. United Bank 12 Rockcor Inc.
Univ. Fed Svg. Bnk. 8 Sea Galley Wash. Federal 29 Skippers Corp, 10 Wash.
Mut Sv Thermal Sys. Westside Fed. 11 Thousand Trails Timberland Ind. UTILITIES Weisfields 23 NW Nat Gas Western Marine Wash. Energy 15 Willamette Ind.
INSURANCE FINANCE First Far West. 14 Amer. Guar. Fin. Corp.
Safeco. harm Chrysler. It said other injuries Chrysler claimed to foresee would result not from antitrust violations but from Chrysler's inability to meet its rivals' competitive challenge. The government said Chrysler thus had failed to establish its standing, or right to bring the suit under the antitrust laws, and it asked the court to grant GM's motion to dismiss the Chrysler suit. Ursula Grubb Mrs.
William T. (Ursula FE Grubb, 87, of Tacoma, died Sunday. She was born in Winston, and moved to Tacoma in 1918. Mrs. Grubb was a member of First Assembly of God Life Center.
Besides her husband, survivors include a daughter, Bonita Ray in California; a son, William J. of Tacoma; a brother, William Vigus of Shelton; five grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Mountain View Funeral Home is in charge. John Marko John Marko, 80, of Tacoma, died Sunday. Mr.
Marko was born in Bernardsville, N.J., and had lived in the Tacoma area since 1912. He was a truck driver for Holte Trucking Co. of Tacoma before he retired. Mr. Marko was a Catholic.
Among survivors are a stepdaughter, Eleanor Burke of Gig Harbor; two brothers, Peter and Paul, both of Tacoma; and a sister, Ann Whitley of Tacoma. Piper-McNulty Funeral Home is in charge. Delores Goodlake Delores J. (Trudy) Goodlake, 50, of Puyallup, died Sunday. Mrs.
Goodlake was an employee of The Bon department store for 20 years, most recently at the Tukwila distribution center. She was born in Longmont, and moved to Tacoma 45 years ago. She was a member of. the Spanaway Lutheran Church. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs.
Lee (Barbra) Blakeslee and Mrs. Joseph J. (Donna) Geffre, both of Puyallup, Mrs. Patrick J. (Rose) Dougherty of Lakebay and Linn Goodlake of Parkland; a sister, Joe Ann Delvecchio of Tacoma; two brothers, Harry (Bud) Robison in Oregon and David Lee Robison of Tacoma; a half sister, Nel Cannon of Puyallup; and 10 grandchildren.
Mountain View Funeral Home is in charge. Samuel Jones Samuel William Jones, 69, of Roy, died Wednesday. Mr. Jones was born in North Carolina and had lived in Tacoma 20 years before moving to Roy two years ago. A veteran of World War II and the Korean war, he retired as a master sergeant after 20 years in the Army.
He was a member of the Shrine in Norfolk, the Army and Navy Masonic Lodge in Poquoson, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mr. Jones was a member of the Ivor Baptist Church in Ivor, Va. Survivors include his wife, Grace; a daughter, Mrs. Jack (Shirley) Kuper of Roy; four grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.
Forest Funeral Home, Olympia, is in charge. Harry Johnson Harry E. Johnson 61, of Tacoma, died Thursday. Mr. Johnson, a lifelong resident of Tacoma and an Army veteran of World War II, was a retired architect and a member of the American Institute of Architects.
He was a member of First Congregational Church. Survivors include a daughter, Lucinda Christian of Seattle; two sisters, Patricia Monroe of Port Townsend and Bernice Nelson of San Diego, a brother, John of Olympia; and a grandson. Lynn Funeral Home is in charge. The Justice Department did not address whether the GM-Toyota deal itself was justified under the antitrust laws, noting that question is being handled by the Federal Trade Commission. The commission voted 3-2 last December to tentatively approve the deal as long as GM and Toyota submit to a consent decree that would limit the exchange of competitive information and the scope and duration of the deal.
Anne Solberg Mrs. Lloyd R. (Anne) Solberg, 86, of 1018 Milwaukee Puyallup, died yesterday. Mrs. Solberg, a file clerk supervisor who had been employed for 35 years by Frederick Nelson, was born in Belt, and had lived in the Puyallup area 16 years.
She was a member of All Saints Catholic Church, Puyallup. Besides her husband, survivors include a son, Richard D. of Fair Oaks, three brothers, George, John and Vic Kaperick, all of Tacoma; three sisters, Dorothy Gerard, Emma Genin and Mary Sabol, all of Tacoma; and a grandchild. Powers Funeral Home, Puyallup, is in charge. Kevin Morrison a senior at Federal Way High eral Way, who 5506 died Saturday, was Kevin M.
Morrison, 18, of FedSchool. He was born in Glendale, and had lived in the Federal Way area since 1967. He was a member of the lettermen's club and was active in football and other school programs at Federal Way High School and also worked at the All Schwinn Bike Shop in Federal Way. He was a member of the Church of the Nazarene in Federal Way. Survivors include his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jeffrey (Roberta) Morrison of Federal Way; three brothers, Michael and Craig, both of the home, and Jeffrey Jr. of Burbank, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ziegler, all of Burbank. Price-Helton Funeral Chapel, Auburn, is in charge. Myles Stock Myles Stock Myles J. Stock, 54, a former Tacoma resident, died Thursday in San Diego, where he resided the past 19 years.
Mr. Stock was born in Watertown, and lived in the Tacoma area most of his life until he moved to California in 1965. He was a mechanic for a pest control company in San Diego. While in Tacoma, he had been a race car driver. Mr.
Stock was a Catholic. Among survivors are two sons, Myles G. of Yelm and Michael of Tacoma; a daughter, Pamela Quarles of Greenwood, a stepson, Robert McLaughlin of Tacoma; three stepdaughters, Gayle Thayer in Germany, Kathryn Fogel of Cleveland, Ohio, and Cindy McLaughlin of San Diego; and three grandchildren. The Neptune Society, Lakeside, is in charge. McCoy patriarch rites set in Hatfield chapel WILLIAMSON, W.Va.
(AP) The patriarch of the McCoy family, who shook hands with the Hatfields to end the nation's most famous family feud, will be buried Wednesday and the Hatfield Funeral Chapel is handling the arrangements. It was Jim McCoy himself who chose the funeral home in nearby Toler, before his death Saturday at age 99, said chapel owner David Hatfield. "This is where he wanted to come," said Hatfield, 42, who said he "really never did try to run down" his exact ties to the family involved in the legendary dispute. McCoy, a gentle man who claimed to have once drawn water from a well to give outlaw Jesse James, was born in 1884. Two years earlier, the first blood had been shed in the decades-long Hatfield-McCoy feud that by some reports took 150 lives.
The commission is receiving public comments on that action until Feb. 27, after which it will make a final determination. GM, the world's leading automaker, and Toyota, its Japanese competitor and the world's No. 3 automaker, plan to produce up to 250,000 subcompact cars at a now-idle GM assembly plant in Fremont, using some parts supplied by Toyota. 2 More obituaries, Page D-11 Virginia Fay Emery Mrs.
Glen (Virginia Fay) Emery, 65, of Sumner, died yesterday. Mrs. Emery was born in Portland and had been a resident of Sumner since 1955. She was a clerk at the Boeing Co. 11 years.
She was a Presbyterian. Besides her husband, survivors include a daughter, Susan Lovecamp of Kent; a son, Lawrence of Olympia; her mother, Bernice Sherrill of Wenatchee; two sisters, Betty McLandress of Wenatchee and Dorothy Kelly of Spokane; and seven grandchildren. Sumner-Voiles Funeral Home is in charge. Mutual funds INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK (AP) -The following quotations, supplied by the National Association of Securities Dealers, are the prices at which these securities could have been sold (Net asset value) or bought (value plus sales charge) Monday. Sell Buy ABT Family: Arbirg 10.79 11.79 ABirth 11.28 12.33 Emrg 9.95 10.87 TxMg 12.92 14.12 Acorn 27.62 NL ADV 18.78 NL Afuture 12.14 NL AIM Funds: CvYld 12.81 13.70 Grawy 11.22 12.00 HiYld 10.39 11.11 Summit 4.72 AliMig 9.50 10.00 AlianTc 16.13 17.63 Alpha 23.19 24.41 Amer Capital: CorpBd 6.90 7.54 Cmstk 13.95 15.25 Entrp 14.15 15.46 Exch 43.66 NL Fd Am 14.19 15.51 Grow 25.23 NL Harbr 12.79 13.98 Hi Yid 10.12 10.85 Mun 17.55 18.43 OTC 9.25 10.11 Pace 19.30 21.09 Provid 5.61 6.05 Ventr 13.66 14.93 AExG1h 14.11 NL American Funds: A Bal 9.37 10.24 Amcp 7.92 8.66 A Mutt 13.70 14.97 Bond 12.67 13.85 Fd Inv 10.63 11.62 Grwth 12.29 13.43 Incom 10.11 11.05 ICA 10.10 11.04 NEco 12.73 13.91 Pers 8.12 8.87 TaxE 9.61 10.09 Wsh Mt 9.40 10.27 A GthFd 8.54 9.33 A Heritg 3.30 NL A Invest 7.72 A Inv In 10.63 AmMed 27.93 A NIGth 4.06 4.44 A Ntinc 18.03 19.70 Amway 5.69 6.09 Analyt 133.02 NL Amsing 7.56 NL Axe Houghton: Fnd 9.24 10.04 Incom 4.47 4.86 Stock 11.70 12.79 Babson Group: Cmrce 9.00 9.84 Gwth 12.51 NL InvQl 9.57 10.02 Inco 1.52 NL Pilot 7.63 8.34 UMB SI 10.75 NL Sunbit 13.27 14.50 UMB 9.76 NL DFA Sm 154.79 NL BLC GI 16.36 17.88 DFA Inf 101.90 NL BLC Inc 15.23 16.64 Dean Witter: Beac Gth unavail DvG1 8.15 NL Beac Hill 15.27 NL DivG1 12.02 12.72 Berger Group: HiYid 13.85 14.66 100 Fd 14.76 NL IndVal 10.06 10.65 101 Fd 12.84 NL NHIRsC 7.57 8.01 Boston Co: TaxEx 10.16 10.58 CapAp 22.93 NL WridW 10.06 NL Gvtinc 10.47 NL Delaware Group: SpGth 16.34 NL Decal 14.43 15.77 BostFFd 12.73 13.91 Delaw 17.98 19.65 Bruce 206.00 NL Deich 7.79 8.51 Bull Bear Gp: Tx Fre 6.89 7.21 CapitG 12.14 NL Delta 12.24 13.38 Equity 10.45 NL DpstCap 9.64 NL Golcn 12.47 NL 14.32 NL Calvert Group: Dir Cap .97 NL Equity 16.22 NL DG Div 22.19 NL Inco 14.88 NL DodCx BI 26.53 NL Social 16.51 NL DodCx St 24.75 NL TxFL 10.43 NL Drex Bur 16.20 NL TxFL 15.22 NL Dreyfus Grp: A Bnd 13.14 NL Calvin Bullock: CalTx 13.70 NL AggGI 9.08 9.92 Dreyf 11.90 13.01 Bulick 17.26 17.77 Interm 12.52 NL Candn 8.29 9.06 Levge 15.58 17.03 Divid 3.02 3.30 G1hOp 11.17 NL Hilnc 11.67 12.58 NY Tx 13.46 NL Month 10.95 11.97 Spl Inc 7.74 NL Nt WS 10.32 11.28 Tax Ex 11.22 NL TxFre 9.73 10.22 Thrd 6.65 NL CapTNT 10.09 NL Eagl Gth 7.06 7.72 Cardni 10.86 11.87 Carneg 9.92 NL Eaton Vance: CentGr 9.32 10.19 EHBal 7.29 7.86 Cnt Shs 12.36 EHSIk 10.72 11.56 Chart Fd 17.62 NL Grwth unavail Chp Dir unavail HiYld 4.72 5.16 Chestnut 43.53 NL IncBos 8.73 9.54 CIGNA Funds: Invest unavail Grwth 12.33 13.33 SpEql 17.19 18.53 HiYld 9.85 10.65 TaxM 12.73 13.91 Incom 6.86 7.42 VS Spl unavail MuniB 7.15 7.73 Eberstadt Group: Chem 9.18 10.03 Colonial Funds: EngRs 11.41 12.47 CpCsh 46.17 47.35 Survey 13.07 14.28 Fund 13.38 14.62 EngUtil 19.48 NL Grwth 9.80 10.71 Evrorn 36.03 NL Hi Yid 7.47 8.16 15.16 NL Incom 6.94 7.58 Frm BG 12.74 NL OptGr 15.09 16.49 Optinc 8.35 $.13 Federated Funds: Tax Mg 12.09 13.21 Am Ldr 11.03 11.80 ColuFix 12.26 NL Exch 31.94 NL Colu Gth 19.95 NL Fdlintr 9.49 NL Cwith AB 1.31 1.42 GNMA 10.58 NL Cwith CD 1.81 1.96 Hi Icm 11.88 12.71 Inco 10.33 NL Composite Group; Short 10.14 NL Bond 9.88 NL Stock 14.24 NL Fund 10.06 NL Tx Fre 9.27 9.71 Tax 6.59 NL US Gvt 8.53 8.93 Concord 24.92 NL Constel 16.32 NL Fidelity Group: Cont Mut 6.04 NL Bond 6.71 NL Copley 6.00 NL Congrs 49.35 NL CpCash 48.67 NL Contid 9.68 NL Ctry Cap 15.30 16.55 Dstny 12.23 Criterion Funds: Disce 18.02 NL Shipping IN PORT TODAY Angol (Chilean) Terminal 7, ore from South America.
Chisihima Maru (Japan) Weyerhaeuser log Tonic dock, logs Venture for Japan. (Panamanian) Weyerhaeuser log dock, logs for Japan. Sweet Sultan (Panamanian) Blair Terminal, logs for Japan. DUE TOMORROW Wellington Star (British) Terminal 4, containers and general cargo from Australia and New Zealand. Simba (Danish) Terminal 4, containers and general cargo from the Far East.
CALL AND BUY DIRECT FROM THE SOURCE. Current Sunshine Silver oz. Round 10 oz. Bar Spot Plus Spot Plus $.75 per oz. $.65 per oz.
100 oz. Bar 1,000 oz. Bar Spot Plus Spot Plus $.29 per oz. $.22 per oz. SUNSHINE BULLION A Subsidiary of Sunahine Mining Company.
Listed on the New York Stock Exchange. P. O. Box 214509 Dallas, Texas 75221 prices are subject to change. a trading on Tuesday: Settle Che.
67.97 66.35 65.60 35 63.60 61.42 62.42 off 737. 69.07 67.85 66.15 66.20 65.60 55 65.22 65.80 up 568. 46.65 44.72 50.87 52.55 52.35 50.00 51.50 49.70 up 951. 60.47 60.67 62.35 63.75 62.55 off 827. bushel 3.24¼ 3.27½ 3.24¼ 3.30¼ 3.42¾ 3.50½ off 1,034.
bushel 3.16½ 3.21¼ 3.23¼ 2.99¼ 2.85¾ OATS COFFEE 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel 37,500 cents per Mar 1.66½ 1.66¾ 1.63¼ 1.63½ Mar 143.00 145.00 142.80 144.98 May 1.67 1.67¼ 1.64¼ 1.643 May 138.50 139.25 138.10 139.05 Jul 1.67¾ 1.68½ 1.66½ 1.67 Jul 133.75 134.73 133.41 134.71 Sep 1.66 1.66½ 1.64¾ 1.65 Sep 131.25 131.90 130.80 131.83 Dec 1.70 1.71 1.69 1.693 Dec 128.50 129.40 128.50 129.37 Prev. sales 1,253. Mar 126.51 126.51 126.51 126.51 Prev day's open int 5,107, up 144. May 123.26 123.26 123.26 123.26 SOYBEANS Jul 121.75 121.75 121.75 121.75 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel Prev. sales 1,324.
Mar 6.96 7.05 6.88½ 6.94½ Prev day's open int 10,038, off 69. May 7.14 7.2212 7.06 7.11¾ Jul 7.28 7.36 7.20 7.25½ GOLD Aug 1.29½ 7.32 7.20 7.24½ 100 trey dollars per tray ez. Sep 7.13 7.16 7.07 7.10¼ Mar 377.00 389.00 376.00 383.50 Nov 7.05 7.09½ 6.98½ 7.03 Apr 387.00 387.00 387.00 386.50 Jan 7.16½ 7.23 7.11 7.17¼ Jun 386.50 397.00 386.50 393.00 Mar 7.30 7.33½ 7.25 7.30½ Sep 403.00 May 7.35 7.41 7.37½ Dec 413.00 7.35 Prev. sales 42,317. Prev.
sales 57. Prev day's open int 109,901, off 1,048. Prev day's open int 1,091, up 6. SOYBEAN OIL SILVER(1000) 60,000 Ibs; dollars per 100 Ids. 1,000 cents per 02.
Mar 25.25 25.27 24.62 24.76 Feb 865.0 920.0 865.0 911.0 May 25.63 25.75 25.05 25.23 Mar 870.0 924.5 865.0 914.0 Jul 25.80 25.85 25.25 25.38 Apr 872.0 932.0 872.0 922.0 Aug 25.75 25.75 25.20 25.40 Jun 885.0 947.5 885.0 937.5 Sep 25.20 25.20 24.85 24.95 Aug 905.0 963.0 905.0 953.0 Oct 24.85 24.85 24.25 24.30 Oct 969.0 970.0 950.0 968.5 Dec 24.60 24.65 24.20 24.24 Dec 940.0 994.0 937.0 984.0 Jan 24.25 24.50 24.25 24.25 Feb 970.0 1009.0 970.0 999.5 Prev. sales 17,810. Apr 970.0 1025.0 970.0 1015.0 Prev day's open int 60,854, up 182. Jun 990.0 1040.5 990.0 1030.5 SOYBEAN MEAL Prev. sales 3,419, 100 tons; dollars per ton Prev day's open int 34,415, off 165.
Mar 186.00 190.50 185.30 188.50 May 192.50 195.20 190.00 193.40 10 YR. TREASURY Jul 196.00 199.70 194.80 197.70 $100,000 prim; pts 32nds of 100 pct Aug 197.50 200.00 196.30 198.80 Mar 79-3 79-18 79-3 79-16 09 Sep 195.50 198.50 195.00 197.20 Jun 78-7 78-22 78-6 78-21 10 Oct 195.00 195.90 193.50 195.50 Sep 77-28 78 77-28 77-31 08 Dec 195.50 198.50 195.00 197.90 Dec 77-12 08 Jan 198.00 200.00 198.00 199.50 Prev. sales 1,951. Mar 199.00 202.00 199.00 201.50 Prev day's open int 25,523, up 366. Prev.
sales 8,900. Prev day's open int 54,637, off 602. US T. BILLS $1 million; pts of 100 pct. LUMBER Mar 90.87 90.94 90.86 90.91 130,000 bd.
per 1,000 bd. ft. Jun 90.47 90.55 90.46 90.52 Mar 173.10 175.30 171.50 173.30 Sep 90.19 90.26 90.18 90.22 May 182.00 185.00 182.00 183.10 Dec 89.96 90.01 89.96 89.99 Jul 191.50 194.00 191.00 193.50 Mar 89.76 89.79 89.76 89.79 Sep 194.00 198.20 194.00 197.60 Jun 89.62 89.66 89.62 89.66 Nov 197.50 201.80 197.50 201.60 Dec 89.31 89.31 89.30 89.33 Jan 205.00 209.00 204.20 209.00 Prev. sales 4,143. Mar 210.50 211.50 210.50 211.50 Prev day's open int 50,505, up 312.
May 214.50 Est. sales 3,716. Prev. sales 3,256. CERT.
DEPOSIT Prev day's open int 8,215, off 164. 51 million; pts 100 pet WSTN. PLYWOOD Mar 90.33 90.33 90.25 90.32 76,032 59. per 1,000 sq. ft.
Jun 89.79 89.83 89.76 89.82 Mar 193.50 194.50 193.50 194.50 Sep 89.43 89.45 89.43 89.44 May 196.50 197.50 196.50 197.00 4.50 Dec 89.13 89.14 89.11 89.14 Mar 2.95¾ 2.98 2.95½ 2.96 Jul 200.00 200.50 May 3.02 3.02¾ 3.01¼ 3.01¼ Sep Prev. sales 46,847. Prev. sales 49. Prev day's open int 201,837, up 109.
Prev day's open int Eq Inc 25.46 25.98 Exch 40.01 NL Fredm 11.15 NL Magel 34.53 35.60 Mun Bd 6.89 NL Fidel 14.05 NL Gvt Sec 9.30 NL Hilnco 9.08 NL Hi Yid 11.51 NL Lt Mun 8.32 NL Merc 11.21 11.56 Puritn 11.70 NL SelEn 9.56 9.76 SelFin 16.81 17.15 SelHIt 15.67 15.99 SelMIl 13.68 13.96 SelTch 20.28 20.69 SelUtil 14.14 14.43 Thrift 9.73 NL Trend 34.39 NL FiduCap 16.23 NL Financial Prog: Bond 6.73 NL Dyna 8.30 NL FnciTx 14.41 NL Indust 4.03 NL Incom 8.61 NL WridT 7.42 7.81 Fst Investors: Bnd Ap 13.17 14.20 Disco 16.78 18.34 Grwth 9.85 10.77 Incom 6.48 7.08 IntiSec 16.24 17.75 NaRes 6.59 7.20 90-10 14.00 15.30 Opin 5.68 6.12 Tax Ex 8.89 9.58 FlexFd 10.18 NL 44 WIEq 4.99 5.45 44 Wall 9.34 NL Foster 6.10 6.42 Fnd Gth 4.56 4.99 Founders Group: Grwth 6.56 NL Incom 13.74 NL Mutal 9.81 NL Spect 23.74 NL Foursa unavail Franklin Group: AGE 3.79 3.95 DNTC 9.60 10.35 Gold 11.55 12.45 Grwth 10.58 11.41 NY Tax 10.10 10.52 Option 6.80 7.33 Utils 5.49 5.92 Incom 1.94 2.09 US Gov 7.12 7.42 Equit 5.60 6.04 CalTx 6.40 6.67 Fd ofSW 11.00 11.89 GIT HY 10.34 NL GT Pac 18.33 NL Gate Op 13.98 NL Gen Elec Inv: ElfnTr 20.35 ElfnTx 11.00 30.58 NL Lg 10.36 NL Gen Sec unavail GintelEr 32.39 NL Gintel 82.52 NL Grth Ind 19.21 NL GrdPkA 18.13 19.81 Ham HDA 5.41 5.91 Hart Gth 10.65 NL Hart Lev 13.16 NL Homelnv 9.95 NL Hor Man 20.89 NL Hutton Group: Bond 10.65 NL Calif 9.76 10.17 Emrg 10.06 NL Gwth 12.41 NL Optinc 9.55 NL Natl 10.03 10.45 NY Mun 9.84 10.25 199.70 200.10 Mar 88.84 88.85 88.84 88.85 203.00 4.50 Jun 88.64 88.64 88.64 88.62 Prev. sales 1,354. 585, up 1. Prev day's open int 28,983, off 158. IRI Stck 13.23 13.85 MEG 12.54 13.52 ISI Group: MFD 10.95 11.81 Grwth 6.28 6.86 MFB 12.66 13.65 Incom 3.66 4.00 MMB 9.35 9.82 Trst Sh 9.97 10.90 MFH 7.29 7.86 Industry 7.05 NL Spcl 6.94 7.48 Int Invst 13.61 14.87 Mathers 18.60 NL Inv Indic 1.50 NL Merrill Lynch: Inv Bos 10.30 11.11 Basic 13.24 14.16 Investors Group: Capit 19.47 20.82 IDS Bd 4.79 4.96 Equ Bd 10.76 11.21 IDS Dis 6.98 7.35 Hilnc 8.19 8.53 IDS Ex unavail Hi Qit 10.27 10.70 IDS Grt 14.75 15.53 InTrm 10.36 10.57 IDS HiY 3.99 4.20 LiMat 9.80 9.90 ND 7.96 8.37 MunHi 9.18 9.56 IDS Prog 6.51 6.85 Muniln 7.12 7.42 Inv MIl 10.66 11.23 PacFd 14.72 15.74 IDS Tx 3.49 3.67 Phnix 11.47 12.27 Inv Stk 15.25 16.06 SciTch 9.02 9.86 Inv Sel 7.92 8.33 Spl Val 11.32 12.11 Inv Var 7.33 7.71 Mid AM 6.18 6.75 Inv Resh 4.69 5.13 MidAHi 4.56 4.98 Istel 13.56 NL MSB Fd unavail Ivy Fd 12.38 NL Mut Ben 10.50 11.48 JP Grth 12.59 13.68 MdiGvt 10.07 NL JP Inco 7.99 8.68 Mutual of Omaha: Janus 12.29 NL Amer 9.91 NL John Hanco*ck: Grwth 5.18 5.63 Bond 14.13 15.36 Incom 8.32 9.04 Grwth 11.27 12.25 Tx Fre 9.93 10.79 US Gvt 8.30 9.02 16.29 NL Kaufmn Tax Ex 9.34 10.15 Nat Mut Shr Avia 50.47 NL .10 NL 8.68 Kemper Funds: Natind 11.25 NL CalTx 12.31 12.89 Nat Securities: Incom 8.27 8.80 Balan 12.89 13.90 Grow 12.50 13.66 Bond 3.41 3.68 Hi Yid 10.39 11.14 CaTxE 11.47 12.11 IntiFd 14.91 16.30 Grwth 8.18 8.82 Mun 8.04 8.44 Prefd 6.99 7.54 Opin 11.56 12.63 Incom 6.91 7.45 Summ 22.10 24.15 Stock 8.69 9.37 Tech 11.28 12.33 Tax Ex 8.43 8.90 Tot RI 12.53 13.69 TotRe 5.98 6.45 US Gvt 8.78 9.15 Fairfd 7.80 8.52 Keystone Mass: NatTele 12.08 13.20 Cus B1 15.69 NL Nationwide Fds: Cus B2 18.50 NL NatFd 9.50 10.27 Cus 84 8.32 NL NatGth 7.34 7.94 Cus K1r 8.67 NL NatBd 9.30 10.05 Cus K2 6.80 NL NELife Fund: Cus S1 18.87 NL Equit 17.29 18.79 Cus S3 8.47 NL Grwth 18.41 20.01 Cus $4 6.05 NL Incom 10.28 11.17 Intl 5.05 NL Ret Eq 17.11 18.60 TxFr 7.83 NL TaxEx 6.75 7.07 Mass 12.29 NL Neuberger Berm: LeggMas 18.39 NL Enrgy 17.30 NL LehCap 19.58 NL Guard 35.49 NL Levrge unavail Libly 4.01 NL Lexington Grp: Manhl 5.68 NL Cp Ldr 11.75 12.98 Partn 14.19 NL Goldid 4.06 NL NY Mun 1.08 NL GNMA 7.87 NL NY Vent 7.39 8.08 Grow 9.04 NL Newt Gt 23.72 NL Resh 17.84 NL Newt Inc 8.08 Lindnr 18.83 NL Nichola 24.12 NL Loomis Sayles: Nichinc 3.63 Capit 16.41 NL NE InTr 11.96 Mut 16.03 NL NE InGl 10.13 NL Lord Abbett: NovaFd 11.81 NL Affilld 8.77 9.46 Nuveen 7.39 NL Bnd db 10.31 11.27 Omega 9.71 NL Dev Gl 7.81 8.54 One Wm 16.77 NL Incom 3.04 3.28 Oppenheimer Fd: ValAp 8.29 9.06 AIM 18.65 20.38 Lowry 9.26 10.12 Direct 19.14 20.92 Lutheran Bro: Eginc 7.39 8.08 Fund 14.01 14.75 Oppen 8.39 9.17 Incom 8.50 8.95 Gold 9.43 10.31 Muni 7.14 7.52 Hi YId 18.88 20.25 Mass Financi: Optn 22.40 24.48 InTrB 9.94 10.72 Rocy 13.43 14.68 MIT 10.93 11.78 Speci 21.09 23.05 MIG 10.80 11.64 Target 15.94 16.94 MID 8.47 9.13 Tx Fre 7.91 8.28 MCD 10.95 11.81 Time 11.97 13.08 OTC Sec 14.65 15.92 Com St 11.57 NL Tudr Fd 18.29 NL PWbAtl 8.81 9.63 Devel 54.17 NL 20th Century: PWbAm 12.57 13.74 CapGr 12.74 NL Gift 4.04 4.06 Param 12.65 13.83 incom 11.76 NL Grwth 11.93 NL PaxWid 10.42 NL Intl Fd 22.38 NL Select 21.27 NL Penn Sq 8.24 NL MMB 7.85 NL Ultra 6.34 6.37 Penn Mu 6.23 NL Security Funds: USGv 97.23 NL PermPrt 11.52 NL Action 6.71 Vista 4.18 4.20 Phila 8.43 9.21 Bond 7.72 8.10 USAA Group: Phoenix Series: Eguty 6.26 6.84 Grwth 12.43 NL Balan 10.38 11.34 Invest 8.84 9.66 Inco 10.80 NL CvFd 16.02 17.51 Ultra 7.20 7.87 Solt 13.84 NL Grwth 11.83 12.93 Selected Funds: TxEH 11.95 NL HiYld 9.42 10.13 Am Shs 9.28 NL TxEIt 11.31 Stock 10.28 11.23 Spl Shs 17.33 NL TxESh 10.33 NL PC Cp 12.28 Pilgrim Grp: Seligman Group: Unified Mgmnt: Mag 6.03 6.50 CapFd 9.68 10.44 Acum 7.93 NL Mag In 8.20 8.84 CmStk 11.27 12.15 Gwth 15.65 NL PAR 23.19 23.54 Comun 7.14 7.80 Inco 12.27 NL Pilg Fd 11.76 12.58 Growth 5.48 5.91 Mull 11.52 NL Pioneer Fund: Inco 11.29 12.17 United Funds: Bond 9.07 9.91 Sentinel Group: Accm 7.00 7.65 Fund 19.55 21.37 Balan 9.04 9.88 Bond 5.51 6.02 Inc 15.07 16.47 Bond 6.21 6.79 IntGth 6.21 6.79 Ill Inc 12.37 13.52 Com 16.23 17.74 Con Inc 13.08 14.30 Plan Inv 21.05 NL Grwth 12.25 13.39 Hi Inc 13.84 15.13 Plitrnd 12.15 NL Sequoia 32.63 NL Incom 12.48 13.64 18.68 NL Sentry 9.22 10.02 Muni 6.32 6.58 Price Funds: Shearson Funds: NwCcpt 4.78 5.22 Grwth 12.84 NL ATIG1 63.24 NL Retire 5.55 6.07 Gthinc unavail AgrGr 9.56 10.06 ScEng 9.02 9.86 Incom 8.29 NL Appre 15.97 16.81 Vang 5.40 5.90 Intl 13.71 NL HiYld 19.13 20.14 Uld Services: Era 15.72 MMun 13.45 14.16 GidShr 7.61 NL Horiz 12.13 NL Sherm 1.27 GBT 11.47 NL Tx Fre 8.58 NL Sierra Gt 10.87 NL Growth 7.63 Pro Services: Sigma Funds: Prspct .83 NL MedT 8.91 NL Capit 11.58 12.66 Value Line Fd: Fund 8.84 NL Inco 7.41 8.10 Bond 11.70 NL Incom 8.42 Invest 7.03 7.68 Fund 11.10 NL Prudential Bache: Spci 6.28 6.86 Incom 5.92 NL Equity 12.57 13.48 Trust 10.37 11.33 Lev Gt 15.60 GvtSc 9.75 9.85 Vent 9.02 9.86 Spl Sit 14.14 NL HiYld 10.25 10.99 SB Eaty 12.56 NL Vance Exchange: HYMu 13.98 14.64 SB 8.21 8.71 CapE 1 57.01 NDec 11.33 12.15 SoGen In 15.83 16.58 DBst 1 36.66 Option 13.71 14.70 Swininc 4.73 NL Dver 1 62.18 Qualty 14.70 15.76 Sover In 17.56 18.48 ExFdf 93.98 Rsch 8.49 NL State Bond Grp: ExBs 1 78.70 TxMing Com St 4.82 5.27 FidE 50.55 19.89 21.33 Divers 5.61 6.13 ScFid 55.93 Putnam Funds: Progrs 7.80 8.52 Vanguard Group: Conv 12.30 13.44 SIFrm Gl unavail Expir 33.04 NL CalTx 13.70 14.38 StFrm BI unavail Ivest 15.29 NL Capil 6.57 SiStreet Inv: Morg 10.88 NL InfoSc 10.78 11.78 Exch 75.57 NL NaesT 42.42 NL Int Eq 19.33 21.13 Grwth 48.72 NL QDiv 15.34 NL Georg 13.76 15.04 Invst 65.74 66.05 QDiv 7.78 NL Grwth Health 14.77 10.19 16.14 11.14 Am Steadman Funds: IntPrt QDvill 24.59 NL Ind 3.19 NL 26.70 Hi YId 16.66 17.87 Assoc .89 NL USPrt 33.50 NL Incom 6.82 7.31 Invest 1.48 NL GNMA 9.15 NL Invest 8.90 9.73 Ocean 6.35 NL HiYBd 8.97 NL NYTx 14.59 15.32 Stein Roe Fds: IGBnd 7.83 NL Opin 11.25 12.30 Bond 8.48 NL ShriTr 9.91 Tax Ex 22.49 23.61 Cap Op 19.31 NL Ind Tr 18.64 NL Vista 14.77 16.14 Disco 7.53 NL MuHY 9.26 Voyag 14.25 15.57 Speci 13.04 NL Muint 10.78 NL QualTx 9.73 10.19 Stock 13.75 NL MuLg 9.57 NL Quasar 42.07 NL TaxEx 7.86 NL MuSht 15.21 NL Rainbw 3.70 NL TotRet 20.27 NL Wells! 12.84 NL ReaGr 13.30 14.54 Univ 15.40 NL Wellin 12.11 NL RochTx 13.95 15.25 StratCap 6.85 7.49 Wndsr 11.71 NL Royce 6.75 NL Stratinv 8.93 9.76 Venturin 11.14 12.17 SFT Eqt 8.98 9.76 Strat Gth 16.08 NL WallS 7.81 8.54 Safeco Secur: Strongin 17.23 NL Wein Eq 12.09 NL Equit 9.21 NL StrngT 16.23 NL Wstgrd 10.60 11.58 Grwth 17.26 NL Telinc 12.27 Wood Struthers: Inco 11.87 NL Templeton Group: deVeg 37.23 NL Munic 11.67 NL Fron 11.49 12.56 Neuw 15.30 NL StPaul Invest: Global 32.15 Pine 12.47 NL Capit 12.17 12.95 Glob 11 9.64 10.54 YesFd 8.90 9.25 Grwth 10.39 11.05 Grwth 9.38 10.25 NL No load Inco 9.77 10.39 World 11.67 12.75 (sales charge) Spect 15.25 NL Trns Cap 10.55 11.47 Previous day's Scudder Funds: TrasNew 8.12 NL quote.
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