John,
I hope this helps you and all MUCP investors.
"Grupo Brad"
MUCP---CLOSING QUOTE, MARKET MALERS, TRADING LOG, & NEWS!--4/23/98
*MUCP- 1.000 +.219 1.000 b 1.031 a 25x5 146264 15:56 1.062 h .750
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Best Bid/Ask... 1.000 1.031 0 x 0
Bid Ask Bid x Ask Date Time Telephone# Indicators
________ ________ ___________ ________ ________ __________ __________
TSCO 0.781 1.031 25 x 5 04/23/98 15:53:14 O F
MASH 1.000 1.125 25 x 5 04/23/98 15:52:43 O F
FRAN 0.750 1.125 25 x 5 04/23/98 14:22:22 O F
NAWE 0.875 1.094 25 x 5 04/23/98 14:13:26 O F
MHMY 0.844 1.031 25 x 5 04/23/98 13:11:57 O F
PGON 0.781 1.094 25 x 5 04/23/98 12:55:47 O F
SHWD 0.969 1.219 25 x 5 04/23/98 12:51:46 O F
BACH 0.938 1.156 25 x 5 04/23/98 12:38:36 O F
SOBE 0.875 1.188 25 x 5 04/23/98 12:16:55 O F
GVRC 0.531 1.500 25 x 5 04/23/98 12:08:32 O F
NITE 0.969 1.469 25 x 5 04/23/98 11:59:00 O F
FAHN 0.531 1.438 25 x 5 04/23/98 11:57:24 O F
WMIN 0.875 1.375 25 x 5 04/23/98 11:40:19 2124802545 O F
CBAY 0.938 1.188 25 x 5 04/23/98 11:39:37 O F
WIEN 0.813 1.250 25 x 5 04/23/98 11:27:06 8887839800 O F
HILL 0.688 1.250 25 x 5 04/23/98 11:25:56 O F
HRZG 0.750 1.125 25 x 5 04/23/98 11:23:15 O F
SHRP 0.750 1.250 25 x 5 04/23/98 11:22:43 O F
DAKN 1.000 1.375 25 x 5 04/10/98 10:56:46 O F
QUIN 0 x 0 04/10/98 10:56:46 O F
NAIB 0.250 3.500 50 x 5 04/10/98 10:56:45 O F
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3:56:09 8 5000 1.000 11:57:52 8 2000 1.031
3:52:43 8 1.000 - 1.031 25x5 11:57:27 8 500 1.063
3:52:31 8 2000 1.031 11:56:54 8 75000 0.750 Z
2:54:52 8 20000 1.000 11:56:26 8 1000 1.031
2:38:29 8 4700 1.031 11:56:19 8 0.937 - 1.062 25x5
2:36:59 8 1000 0.969 11:55:42 8 1000 1.031
2:11:05 8 500 1.031 11:42:50 8 0.937 - 1.031 25x5
2:06:25 8 10000 1.000 11:41:24 8 2500 0.969
1:43:42 8 2500 1.000 Z 11:39:54 8 2500 1.000
1:12:36 8 500 1.031 11:39:12 8 0.968 - 1.031 25x5
1:12:31 8 2500 1.031 11:38:22 8 0.968 - 1.000 25x25
1:11:57 8 0.968 - 1.031 25x5 11:38:08 8 0.937 - 1.000 25x25
12:37:57 8 1500 1.063 11:37:51 8 2500 1.000
12:26:50 8 0.968 - 1.062 25x5 11:37:11 8 0.906 - 1.000 25x25
12:16:54 8 0.968 - 1.125 25x5 11:36:06 8 0.875 - 1.000 25x25
12:04:28 8 2000 1.063 11:35:59 8 2500 0.938
12:03:57 8 0.968 - 1.062 25x5 11:35:56 8 0.812 - 1.000 25x25
12:02:55 8 20000 0.938 11:35:37 8 2500 0.938
12:00:42 8 1.000 - 1.062 25x5 11:34:02 8 6000 0.938
11:59:00 8 0.968 - 1.062 25x5 11:32:47 8 2000 0.938
11:58:28 8 1000 1.063 11:30:52 8 T 0.875
11:30:52 8 V 38600 11:06:27 8 2000 0.781
11:29:00 8 2500 0.875 correc 11:06:01 8 2000 0.781
11:29:00 8 2500 0.875 bad 10:56:16 8 2000 0.781
11:28:57 8 1500 0.875 10:18:59 8 1000 0.750
11:28:24 8 2500 0.875 9:37:29 8 100 0.781
11:28:19 8 0.812 - 0.937 25x25 ** end of data **
11:27:53 8 2500 0.938 Z
11:27:46 8 0.812 - 0.875 25x25
11:27:07 8 2500 0.875
11:26:59 8 2500 0.875
11:26:03 8 2500 0.844
11:25:47 8 0.812 - 0.875 25x25
11:24:03 8 2500 0.813
11:23:56 8 2500 0.813
11:23:54 8 0.812 - 0.843 25x25
11:23:40 8 0.781 - 0.843 25x25
11:23:29 8 2500 0.813
11:22:47 8 2500 0.813
11:21:55 8 2500 0.813
11:09:00 8 2500 0.781
11:06:53 8 0.781 - 0.812 25x25
(COMTEX) UPI-MICHIGAN DAYBOOK
UPI-MICHIGAN DAYBOOK
(Editors, News directors: Please note, contact names and numbers are
usually for media and NOT for public distribution.)
Events scheduled for Friday, April 24
ANN ARBOR: University of Michigan's College of Pharmacy 20th annual
spring seminar, focusing on alternative medicinal therapy,
antioxidants. 8:15 a.m.-4 p.m. Rackham Amphitheater, 915 E. Washington.
Contact: Nancy Ross-Flanigan, 734-647-1853.
GRAND RAPIDS: Heartbeat '98, honoring Richard DeVos, with Gov.
Engler. 6 p.m. Van Andel Arena.
DETROIT: 19th annual school play of Nataki Talibah Schoolhouse of
Detroit, ''Patterns for Tomorrow: The Story of Paul Revere Williams,
Architect''. 7 p.m. Martin Luther King High School. Contact: Carmen
N'Namdi, 313-531-3720.
GRAND RAPIDS: State Civil Rights Commission meets. 10 a.m. City Hall,
Commission Chambers.
YPISLANTI: EMU Career Services Center annual Teacher Job Fair. 9
a.m.-4 p.m. Eastern Michigan Univ. Hoyt Conference Center. Contact:
734-487- 0400.
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LANSING: Board of Carnival-Amusement Safety Board meets. 10 a.m. 2nd
floor conference room, Room 1, 2501 Woodlake Circle.
LANSING: Trial Court Assessment Commission meets. 10a.m. Farnum
Bldg., 8th floor.
CASEVILLE: Perch Festival. Thru Sun. Various sites. Contact: 517-856-
4881.
VERMONTVILLE: Maple Syrup Festival. Thru Sun. Downtown. Contact: 517-
726-0394.
SHEPHERD: Maple Syrup Festival. Thru Sun. Contact: 517-726-00394.
Events scheduled for Saturday, April 25
EAST LANSING: 42nd annual Small Animals Day at Michigan State
University, with piglets, lambs etc. 8 a.m.-Noon. MSU Livestock
Pavilion. Contact: 517-355-9575.
GRAND RAPIDS: Historian Richard Norton speaks at GVSU graduation
ceremony, 10 a.m. Van Andel Arena. Contact: Tim Penning, 616-895-2221.
FLINT: Discover Kettering Day for highschool students interested in
engineering careers. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Kettering University. Contact: John
Colling, 810-762-9865.
DETROIT: Wayne State University Headliner Awards for women alumnae. 1
p.m. Detroit Golf Club. Contact: Carol Baldwin, 313-577-2150.
Events scheduled for Sunday, April 26
DETROIT: American Welding Society's 79th annual convention and
international expo. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Thru April 30. Cobo Center.
TRENTON: Workers Memorial Day service for 181 Michigan workers killed
on job last year, sponsored by SEMCOSH. 10 a.m. Elizabeth Park.
Contact: 313-692-3490.
YPSILANTI: U.S. Secretary of Education Richard Riley delivers
commencement speech for Eastern Michigan University spring graduation.
Contact: Pat Mroczek, 313-487-4400.
DETROIT: Detroit Institute of Arts and Detroit Public Schools host
61st Detroit Public Schools Student Exhibition. Thru May 31. Public
opening, 1-3 p.m. DIA, Rivera Court, 5200 Woodward. Contact: Marci
Raver, 313- 833-9769.
ST. JOSEPH: Blessing of the Blossoms traditional opening for
Blossomtime Festival, celebrating farm industry in Southwest Michigan.
2 p.m. (Festival thru May 3.) Howard Bandshell overlooking St. Joseph
River and Lake Michigan. Contact: 616-926-7397.
EAST LANSING: Fourth annual As Safe As Possible run and fund-raiser
to end domestic violence. 1 p.m. MSU campus. Contact: Karen Twigg,
517-355- 2281.
Events scheduled for Monday, April 27
DETROIT: Author and columnist Patrick J. Buchanan addresses Economic
Club of Detroit on Asian auto influx. Noon. Cobo Center. (11 a.m. press
conference.) Contact: 313-963-8547.
ANN ARBOR: National Park Service holds public hearing on proposed
management plan for Isle Royale National Park. 5:30 p.m. Cobblestone
Farm Center, 2781 Packard Rd. Contact: Pete Armington, 906-487-7148.
ROSCOMMON: DNR holds public hearing on proposed changes to Michigan's
threatened and endangered species rules. 1-4 p.m. MacMullan Conf.
Center, 104 Conservation Drive. Contact: Thomas Weise, 517-373-1263.
Events scheduled for Tuesday, April 28
FLINT: Public forum before Commission on Genetic Privacy and
Progress. 4:30 p.m. Sarvis Center, I-475 and Longway.
LANSING: State Oil and Gas Advisory Committee meets. 1 p.m. Michigan
Library, 717 W. Allegan, Lake Superior Rd. Contact: Raymond
Vugrinovich, 517-334-6937.
ANN ARBOR: First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks to kick off Year
of Humanities and Arts at the University of Michigan. 2 p.m. Hill
Auditorium. Contact: Julie Peterson, 734-764-7260.
LANSING: Public Service Commission meets. 4 p.m. 6546 Mercantile Way.
DETROIT: Worker demonstration against Engler administration, Detroit
newspapers. 4:30-7:30 p.m. Downtown. Contact: SEMCOSH, 313-961-3345.
MARQUETTE: Public hearing on proposed DEQ permit for Kinross
Correctional Facility. 9 a.m. State DEQ district office, 1990 U.S. 41
South. Contact: Thomas Maki, 906-226-1378.
MACKINAW CITY: Snowmobile Advisory Committee meets. 8:30 a.m. Ramada
Inn, 450 S. Nicolet. Contact: Margo Fuller, 517-373-9483.
Events scheduled for Wednesday, April 29
FLINT: Chamber of Commerce trade fair. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. IMA Sports
Arena. Contact: 810-744-0580.
FLINT: Israel Memorial Day service, sponsored by Flint Jewish
Federation. 6 p.m. Congregation Beth Israel, G-5240 Calkins Rd.
Contact: Susan Wasserman-Gertner, 810-767-5922.
DETROIT: Wayne State University Anthropology Museum reopens with
inaugural exhibition ''Facing HIV-AIDS''. WSU campus. Contact: Tamara
Bray, 313-577-2598.
FARMINGTON HILLS: Live radio show taping of ''Ask the Professor''.
7:30-9 p.m. Borders Book Store, Orchard Lake between 13 and 14 Mile.
Contact: Gary Lichtman, 313-933-1254.
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