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Show Minrs S'ttlf Section D Markets The New York Stock Exchange: Final Quotations Finance alif gribntir I'tah Salt Lake City, Local Interest stock ouototwm furnished-b- y A. G. towards A Sons, inc.: m hundreds All sales (00) except tor those designated wh.cn Itraoed m 10 5ra" loti ana earned ...i i ton. DIVIDENDS: art annual rafe pn'eis Jomerw se saenWieo (a) plus extra, id' (declared or paid so tar this year, no regular rate; ic payment on tccumulat led divioenos. (ti) paid last year; ie) 'cash plus stock, (g) annual ra.e plus stock O'Videna; (h) paid this year latest ,0'v dena omiMea. (i) per cent in stocn pa id last year i (k) per cent in stock, (q) ,10 banKruptcyreceivershp or reorganization; (s) capital distriDut.on; (x) (wi) when issued, (wt) warrants. FRACTIONS to'lownQ (ft Indicates f gure is fraction tn 32nas; (j) ind ates oi is fraction in (r) owing oiiowing figure Is traction m 25etns; (s) following f.aure 15 tract. on m 128hi,; (t) indicates follow, ng figure Is fraction in lams. ; April 2, Friday Morning 191 Fage II Lake Magnesium Output On River Water Bids on Snags Refinery Delay -- Allocation cf 23,000 acre feet of River water will come up for public hearing April 15 at 10 a.m. in Escalante, , The potential electrolytic refining some 45,000 tons a year of magnesium. National expects to be producing by year's end with first deliveries to be made in 1972.) Dow, the nation's and world's major of magnesi- production um from the Great Salt Lake took a nosedive this week when Dow Chemical Co. announced it was , delaying comple- ion of it- Dalle- jpert, Wash., re- finery until 1975. Dow was to -' have . purchased magnesium ma-eri- ' magnesium chloride (equivalent tc 24,000 to 48,000 tons of magnesium metal) from Gteat Sait Lake Minerals and Chemicals. Under Dow explained projects indicate to Delivery Dow's big Freeport, Tex., refinery, which normally uses sea water for its that current market that existing and raw material. planned capacity in the industry would be adequate to meet demand for the next few years. The Original Plan Dow was to have taken the raw magnesium chloride from Great Salt Lake Minerals at the plant site west of Ogden. is engaged in a plus development program on 'the west side of the Great Salt Lake for ..solar brine recovery and production by (National Lead Co. There it would have removed remaining moisture at its own dehydrater at the site to prepare the product for shipment to Dallesport. As it is now, Dow will pay Great Salt Lake Minerals a contracted amount for remaining on standby, "though wed rather be delivering the material, Mr. Urban Panel to Meet The Urban Development Committee, .'Salt Lake Area Chamber of Commerce, ! will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the I'riiamber offices, 19 E. 2nd South. Re- ports on five redevelopment programs f will be made, said Stanford P. Darger, manager, urban affairs council. Amn JK HAIL 21 t AH. 7 Avi I 20 - X MAY I Id GIJmINI HAYS fh 3 CANCIR iUHt JULY 5) S-- uo frSL. AUG. 0,445-26-3- U: 7 VIRGO AUG, Sfrt. Andrews said. In the meantime, Great Salt Lake Minerals is pressing ahead in the production of potassium sulphate (potash), sodi-r.sulphate (salt cake) and salt (sodium its principal targets. chloride) The firm employs 160. m Toor t oily Xcfivhy Gun According to ih Start. LltRA JhC SEPT. OCT. 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A'CAPRICORN DEC. 22 JAH. 1 AQUARIUS Home Perhaps Surprise And Travel JAM. 20 m. it Boss Goal PISCIS Attain MAt.X (AJvefw dNeutril tS ' NEW YORK (UPD 76 Diam Shm CinGas 1.56 CIT Fin 1.80 CitiesSv 2.20 City Invs .50 C level 2.24 CocaCot 1.58 Colgate 1.4) Collin Radio 1 60 CoMntst 1 40g Col Gas 1.76 ComSoiv 40 CmwE 2.20g .50 Comsat ConsEd 1 80 ConsFd 1.20 Board of Trade Metals Market U, Markets in Brief Cc ton H fPt g'rCHICAGO Hi, .72' gr: H Wheat strpix; nemehd Com Mostly higner; good eemand. jU(y Oats Higher; with corn Aug Lower; heavy liduidation sot. Sovbegn Not enough en handjen. tg test the merket. iMar, i 2 3m1 2 99 2 92 2 9i la CornGI 228 Cox Brd .30 CPC Inti 1.70 1.60 Crane CrowellC 4 CrownZ 1.20 5k Cudahy Curtiss Cyprus lnercol'C Intvn8 Chem Int T&T I 15 ITEImpCorp Ilex Corp b j2 .. 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S. 270 314 144 160 4 a 263-- 'tlvarion 25-- v 18 22H 2?i VaEiec 218 21' 44H 21' 44 44 64' 6? 641 20 38J 38' 53 19 3 187 69 3 10' 676 6? 28 24 24i 399 34 JO 30 33 33 73 19' 89 -- t 4 97 H 38 54 10 l' ' 40 1- 8' 3 97a 62 24H 33 29a 32H A 36 67 36 1 a a 2- 55 54 67V4 69'? 3?- H33 7- ?? 69? 20 a 4- 5- H 397 5fs 20 37 1.92 a 40H 147 X2M , 36 V- 17' 160 38 25 23' 448 17'1b 153 167a 24 22 . 17? 70 1.12 30' 20' 54 255 Asso .VendoCo .60 VictorCC .50 30 4$ 77 181 104 18 l 307 ASM 20 3 167 7a- U- a 9k 23 --w- V. 2 1.10 5 1.20 2 60 1.70 1.40 Si ji (NorfolkWs 'NoARk H NoNtGs 16 503! NoStPw Nw Ban Norton 30 49 V4 Treasury WASHINGTON (AP) The cash position of th Treasury March 29, 1971 compared to March 21, 1970 (In dollars); 8,900,250,091.22 4,482 854,168 At Balance 148,158 295,427.01 146,171,952,438 70 Deposits fiscal year July 1 165,241,578,969.12 171,040,609,645.11 Withdrawals fiscal year 374,541,249,857.53 393,237,116,279.95 Total debt (x) 11,367,985,173.81 10,732,079,533.13 Gold assets limit. x Includes 627,741,532.96 debt not subject to statutory Occid Petr 1 Corp Omo Ed 1.54 1.24 OklaG OkiaNG 1.24 OlinCorp .88 Omark In 4i IOrRock 1.20 .Otis Ei Co 2 25- is 21i 17H -- .13 .10 8 37m 3 62V? .13 .10 85 .75 2 62 2 25 .37 .j9 10 12' 10.50 1 10 1.25 3 50 2 75 13 .14 14 37' 14 87 5 .90 T 85 1 00 2 25 2 00 36 50 36 00 21.00 19 00 11' ?c. 5.000 at 10c. Clacton, 500 at 97 Crescent, 100 at 4.17 a, 600 at 4 r it, at )5c Eur Lilly, 500 at 7Bc 2.500 at 77r t Ju 'h.m, 2 0 'C, l.OCO at 24c. Teietrans , 300 at 2 25 Tiric S.and., 100 at 10 25. 00- 34,15550.76 YZ104H 10JH 9 474 i 38'- ?- 38 45 45 rwra'in am vvht No. 2 hard 'B5t'n; - No 2 yellow. 52n. ED, Corn GARDEN EQUIPMENT Investment land. Inflation hedge. Delta. Utah faimland. 40-r- e parcels. 10 down, aasy terms. Ph. 273-768- 3 or 467-990- lately? unt laoe - ogden t Mowers town Rollers Aerators Hedge Trimmer Weed Burner Rotary Tillers Tools Cham Saws Post Hoi Diggers Fence Stretchers 4000 OVER PLUMBING ITEMS AVAILABLE CARPENTERS EQUIP. Sewer Cleaners Tools Pump leod todies Pipe Threaders & Bender Tools Power Saws Stud Guns Sander Routers Table Sows Asbestos Siding Cutters Extension AUTO MECHANIC! n ? red, 158 ?n Nr 2 Oats $66 0 ALL NEW- - ladders HOUSEHOLD EQUIP. Air Conditioners Rug Shampooers Floor Polishers Televisions Extension Ladder Tools of All Kinds Sick Room Equipment Wadding Cash Crain 11 No 96n. loot Motor Hoists Whejf Pulier Cutting Torches Htche Tow Bars All W75 MAMMIR HAMMER 1500 He. DIAL Porty$uppif EQUIP, - NEW COMPRESSORS IS. IS. Wool A PAINTING CONTRACTORS Sprayer Painters Lh'ppers Plumbers Extension Ladder Builder Carpenters Compressor & Hammer Wallpaper Steomer Wheel Barrows Rg Shampooers Mixers Rollers Diggers jees fuur have YOU enjoyed one 1) 30 7.42 34 -XeroxCp ZaieCorp Zayre Corp V' ZenithR V?' 2 17 12 21 tt 42a 20 42 Asked Bid ArhyV-- 96735 00 54,082,968 00 25 v4 27 21- 5- 71 Thursday's Quotations Certificated tops spot Prices to retailers (grade A, In cartons UNION SERVICE futures closed ouiet. No sales Extra GROUP: delivered): targe large Certificated soot wool tope 110.1, medium Brd S iv 14 38 15 92 39'?-4z bid; s nominal. UNITED FUNDS: i Potatoes: Total shipments unavailaoie; 7 65 8 38 arrivals 36; track 80; demand stow, mar- Dceum trvcom 14.1515 51 bet duil. Track sales (100s U.5. tdahn rus 8 10 8 88 Soenc 07. minimum 5.40; M'nnescrta North 9 9? 10 87 soft Vangd Un FdCn 7 69 8 40 Dakota Red River Valley round reds VALUE LINE FDS: '2 80; ordinary eopearence 2 60; Wisconsin Vat Lne 088 0.i3 round reds iumoo size natural coior 250. ROAST BEEF w SANDWICH Val Inc 0 63 0 63 Oi.ions; torai snioments unavaiattp, Vence fz) (z) arrvalsma-- 6; track 29, demand for good, WELLINGTON steady; ethers demand slow, market dV. GROUP: Track sales? Texas vellow qrano lerpe 825 Expior 0 13 Ives yeitcw granex prepacked 1.85. Wefsiy 12 50 1 3 6 12 02 13.20 VeHtn Quotations - 27' Salt Lake Stock Exchange woll 02 4 - 8a. 7ic UnCarbide 2 Elec 1 28 UnOCai 1.60 UnPac Cp 2 UmroyaJ .70 1 80 U Aircr UnBrand 30 UnitedPkCM UtdCorp .50 USGypsm 3 US Indus 60 USPIyCh 84 USSmlt .50b LSSteel 2 40 US Tob 1.20 07 UtdUnht 60 Unirhn UtahConiMm UtahCon 60 - fxutedfxnttttx: y 3 42' 35M Wool Market 846 ' ")- 35 n h' v'ennc Un FUNDS: extra heavy wnue, 75n Sobeans 115 8 91 bequity I yellow, 2 98n. Soybean oil Geo In Butter: Prices paid delivered tc Chtcaqo o 11 cc l0Wer Grwth 93 KOr 92 cort 67 7W' C 677l4; 8 31 9 08 Inc Inv , Vista F 6 55 9 34 cqqs: Prices paid delivered to Chicago STEIN RE FDS: steady; cents Per dozen (80 per cent A or WOH NEM YORK (AP) 20 53 20 53 better): iwnbo too few; extra large white Balanc Yesterday7 bank debits Seme day last year (TodeYs cleannos Serna day last year J0'4 ?4 4 3 4 33 3 4 2h 4 27 177 66 45 40 99 2 2 2?d 60 1.70 S 44 1.30 L M Kreqe b . 23 15 24 61 HecfaM 17d a4 HartShaff&Marx HemzCo Hercuie .25b 1.0 Hershh .85 Heublein Hwltt P .20 1 HiltonHotl 1.20 Hobart .90 Hoerner Hoff Electn Hoi Inns .25 Homestk .40 Honvwl 1.30 Hoover 1.20 HmusLP 1 20 Howmet .70 Produce 6.79 ! rOQden Asked 10 34 447slx3 GulfM 2 8Ca Gulf Oil Gulf&Ws .50 CHICAGO (UPl) bncx Cheese 5 lb processed loaf ; Cheooar s n 4; Muenster ,, ?; longhorns 64 gie daisies 40 10 blocks Swiss twneeisj too few tc report; blocks lb) orade A grade B 65 a 72?, erade C 65 - 28 W ' o 17 1 30 Satcwy S Joe Win 2 60 S'Reg.s Sander Aso Sang Ele .40 SiF 5na 1.60 Saxtontnd 40 Suhmey 8 4 rtA&P 1.30 1.60 j GtNNek 14 Gt West Fm 28 j. Harbor 0.52 INVEST SROUP: Select 9 23 9.93 Var Pev 7.53 8.18 KEYSTONE Winds'- 8 Ia OrantW HammPap 8 71 West Ind 44 8 17 58' 357b 37, 1 16 15 V a 2 :i XI KimbCI H Kopper $ Krattco .34 13b Ker K ?7 1 44 38 3C14 37 75 60 590 236 - bdanRiver Dana Cp IVa Dart In .30g DaycoC 1.14 DayPLt 1.60 Deere &Co 2 DelMnt 1.10 Quotations Bid So 193s.. x, Kennalnc Kennecoft 42 66 13 K- 10 4 4? t- j 29 53'. 28 Kan GE KanPLt 4 !0a lOU.IO'i't 17 W 34 a 363 58 13 33 l. JoyMtg 1 36't 70 JoST?ns Kehv-- 13 40s 3 4 20 4 36 2 42 4 76 4 4? 2 78' 4 58H SM KayseR 99 19 HQ 4 I 27-- . 8 41. 28 20 1 , 205 10 53 .8u JonLoqn .Jones&L ... .. 27 I 3S6 27 lit Jantjen .60 JetfPiiot .80 JohnVv 1 ?0 John Jn ,40a A 19H 27s 28 17 79? 37'; m I?4 24' ,30d Fairmont V 22 2u 785t 37 354 .56 35 153 VH 271 IJ IJ'T J 204 44 a 433 17t 3oi 362 5V 44' s 44 16 55 17 585 573 59 28' ?9 143 45 43'4 J t 7a 7 23 20 80 822 39 1 M Bank Clearin'; Thursdays 22 EatonY 1.40 ElPasoNG 'A EttraCp 120 ES i.i 1.20 ! Essxlnt 120 Ethyl Cp 84 ExCehO 14 - 24-- b 2 7 nrs Eastern Air East Kod la .50 ContTeleCo contrl Data - - 35 90 EsscoCp 34 - 241 2 1 5 20 80 IntHary inti niMning 4a, In Nickl 1.60 Int Pap Li E Banner. 100 at 19.25, 300 at 19.50 Bull. Mon., '2,000 M 24c. 4 500 at 2SC Canyon Lands, 13,000 at 12c. 10,0C6 at - 1.40 1 40 Vj 4- 4 4x M B I ' - 7942 . DuPont IWo DuaneL 1. 4 Dynamic Cp CBS Livestock Markets 1,200; calves 10O; steei Cattle heiterft fully steady, cows 25 to mostly 50 . H,h food end low choice lb steers, standard standard rnd good nj 9000, a rm rM'-97pp.vv- .vriwa g?ir7 50; lo heifers, 30.0W1 .25; good, 27.00-21 80 1 95 00; 8 D utility and commercial cows, 21.00-2canner and cutter, 12 533 731 choice. Dreyfus lb feeder heifers, 31 1 50. OMAHA Livestock euo- Dryfs LV 14.36 1J.74 SM FIDELITY ,000; terrors tetions Thursday; Hoos fieughier lambs, steady at 28 00. GROUP: 100 and gilts steady to 25 higher; Cap 12 56 13.73 0 5 lb head. lb 17.; 16 51 18 04 Fund 0 lb 16 16 ; 75; 24.78 27.08 Fd Tmd i4ot-M- . 4 230275 tb tuo-u; It 10.80 11.80 Puritn tb sows mostly steady; Salem F 5 61 6.13 FINANCIAL CHICAGO (UPl) gram PROGRAMS: Closing range: Fin Dyn 4.53 4 96 Lew 4.34 Fm Ind 3.9 Mtgn Open Fin Inc 6 06 6 63 4.54 4.97 Vent NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous 1.001? IstFd Va 11.70 12.79 metal copper Thursday: prices FRANKLIN 1.55 cents pound, Connecticut Val jy,1 NV-5- 3 1.5V4 CUSTODIAN: New York? zinc ley; lead 15. Fr Crwt 6 57 7 20 1.60 81.70, New York; gold delivered; tin t??; !.623i Fr Unlit 0 43 7 05 81 703 839 5 trey 02., New York; silver Fr tr.cm 2 18 2.39 . 8320 90 troy i , New York; puirksilvnr Group sec:8 54 34 flask. New York 9 P Apex 146 May Bai Fnd 9 01 9 85 147 July Com Stk 13 22 14 45 1.47 Gth FAm 8 92 9.75 Dec. Grth Ind 21 02 ?T 02 Mar. 1.47 Guard 26 81 26 81 HmH DA 479 5 24 TO'? Ham Gr 7 98 8.72h E iV YOPK s.ijhtly truer in mooerate trading. .AV? 1 .4o DisneyW .20 DistSea 1.20 DomeMn .80 Dow Ch 2 60 SALES 100; CHICAGO Cattle small fresh supply mainly cows increased heifers earned bv aiourd 100 slaughter from Wednesday; slaughter heiferslb. heifsteady; four loads choice ers yekf grade 2 to 4 30 1 50; utility few and commerce! cows 19 high dressing utility 22.00;22.Z5. ncxie; no market test. Sheep 21t Diaminterntl DieuOld -t- 28 27 56 28 21 21 17 45 26846 22 4 ??34 154 21 77 45 80 1 4 1024 10 '02 55 55 5 S5 14 48H 674 68,'3 87. 100 87H 86 35 4 35 07 24U 250 24H 24 140 89 40" 138 60 40 1 NarahMn .44 15 j 3b Ferro Cp1 fQ 20-60 irestn X5- b4 4 43g ... FstNtSt .50b . 28-- 4 284 15 26 ou Denmsn DetEdis 34 26 28 46' 46 23 71 r-- ' 19 84 RomHa 1 Rohr Co V(givv RoyaiDut 2d ij . Hanover Bid Asked SECURITIES 370 243 y . ll5ti 81 2 4 10 4 84H 1T. t 31H 31 4 31H GenRefract 72' i 69' a 72'47U Gn Steel Ind 27 a . 27'b 27-- a GTE 1.52 35' 4 34H J5 '4 Gen The lg 1.70 71' 4 78 7141a'4 Genesc Ga Pac 80g 257b 251? 254 17'4 1 3 4 163 Gerber 1.20 31 7' 31' 31' H Getty 1.13b 1 40 121 Vb Gillette 23 22? )25 21 Alden Gzen 3 21 4 " 31 2 32 Gtcbal Mar 47 323 1 Vj Goodrich 169 12 . 26' i 2634 230 6 b 59' a 597e ( GoodyrT .85 1 W a i'? Grace 65 607b 60' b 60'2 V 74 Grand U .80 112 77. 8 Chris Craft Chrysler .60 New York (UPI1 list Following Is on Mutuel bid end asked prices Funds as quoted by the NASD Inc. Attn Fd Affil Fnd Amr Bus Am Eqty Am Grth 4- 90 164 283 272 178 169 10S 26 .80 1 85s. 32 1714 M .40 Cessna CFISteel .80 ChmSPI 1.20 Chemetron 84 60 1 e0 Raytnon R A Cor, 1 Rrdjinq 1 Co eO Reo St' L 2 Celarese Centl Soya 1 CrroC .Mm OH Stock Index 2V Leer Sit .50 LehigPC .40 Leh Va Ind Lehm I.17p LibbyO .50t Libby McNI Ligg My 2 Ling Temco Littn In 2' at Lockheed LoewsC .25b LoneSCem 1 LoneSG 1.24 Lou Nash 4a LTVEIectro LuckyS ,90g LuknsStl .80 Lyke Young Camp S 1.10 CanPac 3.30 CaroPL 1 46 Carnerf .0 Conti !2 a: 8 41 .60 Burllnd 1.40 Burl No .75b .60 BurrgiS ConsFrght 1 ConsNG 1 88 Consm Pw 2 Cont Air Ln ConCan 1 00 v5 1? e b' 69 4 28 a BuiovaW ChaseAAan Ches Ohio -P 79 69 Dresser H Duke P 397s Certain-- t .00 03 C e70 30 .. 28 38 Bendix Benguet Inc Beth Stl 1.2o Black&D . Boema C .40 BoiseCas .25 Bo. den 1.20 U Borg Wr Bost Ed 2.36 Bourns Inc Braniff Airy Bnaas 2.40a BritPetro Bris My 1.20 BrstPet .43d BrnShoe 12 Brunswk .12 BucyEr 1 20 Budd Comp 211. t3 R Faberge .40 60 FactorM 10'- b- H Fairch Cam 43 U 62 01 C T3 51 NEW vcrk (AP) saiev e'estg price and net change el the 10 most acuve Rev Inc 2 4u stocks traded en the New SMck Exchange Thursoay: Rev Met I R eoei P M 1' 1150O 3? AmCvan log 600 5r34 ! Weyerhsr RioGrlnoCom Hi EbtArLin r-- hi 3234 Rhemsoid Igaoo 2? R'CGrlnaPret 12 10C tfoO r UrionCorp KvFrdChkiy 1 R v anacd A0 85 2' 156 &00 10' '2 CtY'gCro Whittaxr RoaS i 05o 82 ,X0 70 : EastKooak 121,600 28 3 UALIncpf RoDhaw , RochG Xg 2 3? 34i 21 4 it 44 v' Bonos Hin Graoe 2ra Grace Ran PuCiC IM. 10 tnoubtria.s 40 10 10 10 4 ! -c AP) F- of 10.09 11.03 7.48 8 09; 3.43 3 71 5.32 5 81 6.81 7.44 YORK 13'- e- W Mutual Funds Thursdays 4 ? 1513 (Copyright) Stock Exchange Thursday: s . a 25 10A 68 3 130 60 197 54 )? ?9 Ten Leading Stock 4 41121? 20 36 .60 1.60 380- ?Ot r: Puroldt ... 18 Bbll&HlI Close PureCp 484 ... 0J4Tl BelcoPetro XI .6 1(9 Ur.v Parsed H yns New New Lows 51 54 institutions. r Manufacturers from the NASD are repress Quetahcn native inter dealer prices as ot aroxF r 1 markets mateiv prr. me day. Prices do chduse tnrougnouf t notmciude ratau markua, markdown commission. 12- 13 rose 1 to 79. J. P. Morgan and Charter New York each gained a poirt. Volume fell to 13.47 million shares, or the second slowest day over the last month, from 17.61 million Wednesday 3 4 0,u,.,C Volume Hieh Low 71 910 06 frnl 75 Ind 32 O X2 92 09 Rail n 245 2co t?3 5 Ums 1 345 YO Comp 75 40 ?9f 42 Futures Inoe Commodity 20! Standard and Poor's Daily ? 27 first-quart- money-cente- -- 2 shares. The heightened activity on Wednesday reflected portfolio switches by mutual funds on the final day of the March quarter. Canadian Pacific climbed 7V4 to 7214, scoring a high for the year. The fuel for this perfcumance was provided by stock split plans for a by the company, which operates an integrated transportation system in Canada. The higher stock prices posted by New York City banks reflect the in some instanprofit gains ces, substantial expected to be announced shortly by these big Total 70 1 2 7" tk e? 3 kOCkAl 0's Mr. Lawrence said the Water Resource Board merely holds in trust the 23,000 acre feet of Escalante water. The final allocation of water resources in the state, he noted, is by the State Engineers office and is determined by priority assignment as well as the date in which the water right was established. The slower trading pace at the New York Stock Exchange underscored the caution prevailing in the marketplace. VC: ?G4 16 9U3 88 , i 36 Notes Water Trust 0.49 point to 903.88. - 1- BaiJis, Canada Finn Gain As General Trading Slips Selected ttocki on the American 38 2V 44 J 32 30 1- long-rang- e American Stock Exchange Over the Counter Thursdays Quotations A' 4567-8086- 1 4 34 23 980 0100 ro m fvJ'uO R 2 284 construction. Utah Power & Light Co., in planning, is looking at several power sites in Utah, Including the Escalante area as well as the Huntington Canyon area of Emery county where it has just started construction of a 400,000 kilowatt coal fired unit. Dow-Jun- 11 Ration 3- 581 g bank issues featured the stock market Thursday. The general market, meanwhile, continued to pick its way with great care in the opening session of the second quarter. The Industrial Average.which has displayed only minimal changes for the last six trading days, slipped pm. pm. 1 Otiinti i 624 i 61 A. 35 Specific apprehension in the letter is the possible destruction of Escalante's scenic recreation and environmental qualities. The Escalante matter, however, is expected to get only small attention at a day-lonmonthly meeting of the boaid Friday beginning at 8:30 a.m., since it is part of an extensive agenda ranging from the Bear River use to the effects of the recent California earthquake on dam - - - 28 226 In the meantime, Jack McClellan conservation chairman of the Uinta Chapter of the Sierra Club in a letter, urged the water board to retain the water rights in trust until studies on water and power use are evaluated for environmental New York Times Service NEW YORK A sharp runup in the price of Canadian Pacific and firmness in 1pm. 2 3 40100 6 e -- V. 23 13 27 ride. .Matter of Demand 2? Requests Retention Harold J. Andrews, president of Great Salt Lake Minerals and Chemicals which is supplying the magnesium chloride to Dow said Great Salt Lake Minerals is having informal talks with Dow about what to do with magnesium chlo- Nxn Chg. 51 5 4 10 j 55 38' Lake during the interim between now and completion of tne plant at Dalle-spor- t. recovering, separating and processing bdner from the northwest arm of the Great Salt Lake. Dow has contracted for delivery of between 100.000 and 200,000 tons a year of Ctose have been for either power generating stations or irrigation uses, Dan Lawrence, director of the Utah Water Resources Board said. Applicants are from Utah Power & Light Co., the Intermountain Consumer Power Assn., an affiliation of 26 small utilities, municipalities and rural electrification cooperatives; New Escalante Irrigation Co., Mountain States Resources Corp., and a group of persons forming an irrigation district. Dow said further that it is evaluating several alternate uses for the magnesium chloride raw material from Great Salt Hourly a rru NEW Saits(hds) High Lew Five applications Studies Alternatives i h e chloride feed from Great 'alt Lake Miner-'al- s and Chemicals Co., which is now Lynch, Pierce, Fenner end Smith, tne, 123 South Mam the Nee1 vork Stock Exchange Member Volume Indus. Rails Numoer Secunt.es Traced 3 r C wOO SC 3 74 19 eV Advances of A- Garfield County. producer of magnesium (120,000 tons), also said that uncertainties on availability of electric power and natural gas in the Northwest in 1972, 1973 and 1974 "further convinces Dow that a delay until 1975 is necessary. Thursday's quotations Furnished by Wwrrill NEW YORK OJPI) Selected stocks on the New York Stock Exchange Thursday. Esca-iant- e ' r. () Hearing Due Up and Down the Street By Robert H. Woody Tribune Business Editor Dow Jones Averages I Vi 5 Day or 466-25- 72 '.V 24 Mrs. 466-26- 81 33RD SO. & l.iAI!iS;-- i AD WORTH -- 1.00 TOWARD REIIIAl THIS WEEKEND ONLY fill E0UIPI.1EIIT GUARANTEED 6 g |
