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Show Ujand Down the Street - P otasli Firm Announces Good Harvests Exchanges Stir Brief Market Rally Stand on Seats Fight Stirs Over Lakes Causeway Vs New York Times Service . Thi firm's harvest I sulfate of Would w ill be pctass three four times better han it wtls during the disas- n dition have been splenf And the firm Ss made a lot c a headiy.he says loo On Markets $255 00 270 00 IksUver,prompt delivery ccond .Section age 37 per 98 8 0 181 00 YORK (UPl) Fore gn ond do gold prices Friday 0 10 cent mi.u 99 50 95 por cenf fine SILVER 50 nom lb rrfoure $4 Handy and (UPl) prime wester.,, u 5 18 00 c lb harmon Friday auoted silver ot 177 3 0 2 cent front oer up cents ounce, HDON (UPl) Spot copper wire otclosed the second session on the Thursday ?& Exchange Friday : pound lower wtouvers 426 '2 and sellers 427 pojnds ton Forward sfcg per metric ol lower with buyers 436' 2 and sell CHICAGO Wheat was irregu (UPl) e87 pounds per Ion Sales 7,275 tons larly higher, corn and oats fractionally I cathodes v ? pound higher with lower and lower substantially soybeans b6 418 and sellers 419 pounds per at the close Friaov on the Chicogo ttforword '3 pound higher with buv of Trade ef8 and sellers 428 2 pounds per ton Board Wheat was up I1 2 to 4 cents, corn Si 2 4GO tons to '2 3 unchanged to oft '2. oats off t tin 13 pounds higher with buyer, ond soybeans off 1j to 4'? 1571 pounds per ton, ljand sellers n oart Wheat were advances attributed f$rd 12 pounds higher with buyers to occasional short covering os cease ijnnd sellers 1581 pounds per ton fire rumors persisted St 1,395 tons Corn was under hedging and lorq lead '4 pound lower with buvers ahead of the weekend t ond sellers 124 pounds per ton, liquidation Oats were featureless with buyers 124 4 unchonged Soybeans were under speculative ana alellers 124b pounds per Ion Sales hedge selling pressures 7ns Outside markets were higher 9 zme unchanged with buvers 150' r Rainy weather, an early influence in 151 ton forward per tellers pounds corn and soybeans, tailed to generate frond lower with buyers 154 4 ana extended suoport in those markets be Soles 3.125 cause of some caution over the weekend , 154 1 oounds per ton U will be extended which Monday, through ft silver unchanged with buyers 72 50 on the Chicago Board of Trode, fellers 72 70 pence, 3 months for except Wheat which will be open Monday gr 20 pence lower with buvers 74 00 borrowed some strength Konsos tellers 74 20 pence, 7 months for City and more suoport comefromfrom those 20 pence lower with buvers 76 10 who remained optimistic over a mariellers 76.40 oence per troy ounce time settlement with Russio over ship 50 lots ment of fhat notion s recent purchases AND HANDY YORK NEW HARMAN (; rain fd ( SILVER FUTURES Silver futures (UPl) Friday 330 to 320 points higher 5,230 contracts Prev h High Low W YORK r t 182 50 183 50 185 90 187 80 189 60 191 30 194 00 195 50 ( GRAIN CHICAGO (UPl) Cash gram 2 sott red No Wheat unchonged 2 04bN 33 .N No 2 yellow unenanoed Corn 70 2 No extra heavy Oats unchonqed, 70 80N white 80 I 10 15N feed 80 Bariev malting 80 50 176 177 CASH 177 178 180 182 184 70 186 60 10 179 80 181 60 183 50 185 50 188 40 169 50 189 40 05 N No Soybeans unchonaed 30bN, Chicago high rote 3 yellow 190 50 Livestock Markrt COPPER FUTURES KANSAS CITY (USDA) Copper futures (UPl) (UPl) closed 40 points higher across Livetock Friday none Cattle 100, calves hard Sales 706 contracts Slaughter steers earlier in week mostly choice 950 1300 35 00 35 50 heifers lb slaughter 1000 34 50 50, 952 800 33 lb mostly choice V YORK lb fcment 5125 prices 90 on 50 34 75 2 32 01 3 01 No and close 3 330 400 lb 25 75 26 2 32 0133 3 01 13 FAR EAST Indio Rupee ndonesto Rjpioh Hong Kong H K Dollar Japan Yen Pokiston Rupee Philippines Peso Low High Dec Mar May Jly Sep 2 10 j 2 12j4 2 10 2 83 Dec Mar 366 H 2 13 2 10 ? 83 ; Z 208 2 10 2 I CORN 42 e 45 4 46 : 4 Mov Jlv Sep Dec 07. 81. 35'b 36 1 42wb 1 45 41 s 46j4 44 45 4 37 37 37 2 84 84 84 4 833 f 83's ? OATS Dec Mar 84 Jlv SOYBEANS 3 43 Nov Jon Mor May Jlv 3 47 3 51 3 53 3 56 Aug Sep Nov 341 35P 3 J0je 343 3 3 3 3 3 47 51 53 '2 55 2 51V4 341 3 303i 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 38. 42 . 47 a 4934 51 48 37. 329 00 27 JOLIET (UPl) Livestock Friday Cattle 1,250 Trade active Steers steodv Produce Friday AGO CUPI) to strong heifers mostly 25 higher Cows Sbe five lb processed loaf 62 High choice and prime steers 65 Cheddar single daisies steady 69b 73b, 40 lb 37 00 37 35, choice 36 00 37 00, good and Longhorns 25 36 00 34 choice 100 80 lb high choice and prime blocks Swiss big 64 4 69 4 35 50, choice 34 25 35 00 good ond 01 A 77 :81b. Qrade B 75' ? 79 heifers 33 25 34 25, one oockoge Conner choice 72' orpz ana cutter 25 25, okge canners 24 25 Monday s estimated receipts 4 000 t.r N, Bell&HIl DENVER (AP) Hogs 200 Barrows and gilts weak to a quarter lower U S I BUTTER AND EGGS 2 4 28 75, &GO (UPI1 (USD A) Butter rrtor 3, 3, 33C 600, prices pn.d 27 50 28 50 Sows steady ketpov Wholesale selling 23 00 def p to Chicago firm 93 score 70 70 90 too few score score 70' 2; to At E Prices paid delivery to Chicogo uns0 (cents per dozen 80 oer cent A differ) Jumbo too few to report whit 2, large whth exfrtBrge 34 IS.'diums 30 30 3. stondords too few to re MARKETS AT A GLANCE pH to retailers (grade A, in cartons Markets at c YORK NEW (UPl) del Vi) Extra large 35b 38, laroe 33 glance at the close on Friday 351 1 Hums 30 32 Slocks Higher in active trading Bonds Steady h, Bonds Lower m mod U S Government SAI.AKE CITY unchonged Eggs Dric4 retoners, delivered to stores in erote trading Stocks m active American Higher corftpases exchanged; 48Grode AAAAextra me trading Grode largfeaae aA large 43 Lower Stocks London diumtf) Grode AA smc'l 25 28 Prices to Cotton Futures Mostly hmher prodiM Grade AA large 30 33 Grade AA Chicago Groin Futures Wheat was up corn unchanged to off rniedidL 28 Grade AA small ; to 4 gents oats off b to b. and soybeans off rindless block 67 5 lb 40 lb Chef 41 . to : Ion sandv4oof 69 mild Cattle steady, too $37 35 Butt 93 score 84 b 92 score 8j Markets in Brief Market.. id 04 Empire EurBufl EurLUly 600 12 ?B 42 LoveOil 65 LoPac Mammoth MveMotic NewPork NewQuincv 97 2 300 65 2 621 06 60 NoLilv 16 ParkOtv 3 15 70 1.000 ot 40C W0 at 45c Go First Cabin . Go Classified LuckvS Lukens 70 79 4 06 0 0 43 Lon StG LTV most 10 Levitz Furn Oil Standard NEW YORK Poor's Closing 500 Stock Index & Standard (UPt) hourly indexes for Friday 41 75 122 72 p m Stks 41 62 122 39 p m 41 65 112 56 Close 41 39 121 72 Prv close Poor & 50C 55 90 55 85 55 88 55 59 dSoJ 76 48 62 69 109 109 109 108 46 F 3 - - 3p D ip 413& 's 73a 30: positions Itek rose 3y to 53 The stock was rec on Merrill unintended by Thursday l.y nch Lev itz Furniture, the volume leader added 1'7 points to 25rs after selling at yearly low of 23. During the five previous trading sessions, the former glamour issue sank 227s points, following a comparatively lackluster profit forecast by management for the current quarter. Amex Price Index (Jains On the American Exchange, the price index advanced 04 to 25 05 Advances outnumbered declines 475 to 405, while 288 issues were unchanged Most advances and declines were fractotal of 23 issues gamed more tional than a point A Volume increased to 3.214.120 on the preceding In the from 3.5111.725 day Market the Index rose 03 to NASDAQ Industrial 126 50 on higher volume, which totaled 8.030,700 shares, compared with 7.937 700 Thursday (Copyright) 'a 3 3334 '? 24 - 4 ''s 234 3 4 4 9 3634 Va 18 4 10 8 48 'a V4 - 4 8 58- 8- GAC 7s '4 297e 2 o Gn AOI 7'4 34- 29 1034 4 21 67 2 4 1476 11 36 38 4 26 57 x 2 ' 158 344 50 4 4 - 43sa 98 ' 263s 36 'a 33 'a 32? 32 2 30 25 14 a 13 a UPIC YORK Following 1$ a list asked of bid and i orices on MUTUAL a Funds as quoted by a the NASD Inc New 30 146 34 - 48,2 28 4 4334 20;b 2 47 2734 4334 197e Mutual Funds 8 63 1378 - 35 30 174 2 65 4 17? 218 17 3& 21s 34 !77a 3s 4 288 220 a 58fersW 60 Eostern Air 04o EaKod 40 Eaton C EIPasoNG I 28 EltraCp Envirotech 880 Ethyl Ethylpf 2 40 ExCell O 80 3 25s 13s Friday October 6, 1972 Bid Ask 2 08 2 03 Aberdn a Am Grth 6 19 6 77 a Am Invst 5 72 5 72 3s Am Mut 9 35 10 22 '4 AmNt Gr 3 40 3 72 b 44p 179 18 60g - - 203s ANCHOR Cust Cust Cust Cust Cust Cust cust B? 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Burned 7 Incom 2 Sped 51 49 10 13 28 8 19 2 30 CHASE BOSTON Quotations from the NASD ore reoresen tative mterdeoier prices as ot approximate markets Interdealer change 0 m ly throughout the day Prices do not include markup, morkdown or commission SECURITIES Fnd Bos 11 11 12 COMMONWLTH TRUST. A & B 137 I 14 48 OREYFUS GRP Dryf Fd 12 36 13 55 Dryf Lv 16 96 18 59 8 02 8 79 So Inc EATON A HOWARD Boln Fd 10 26 11 21 6 50 7 10 li' ne Sped! F 9 94 10 86 Stck Fd 14 24 15 56 FIDELITY GROUP: Bnd deb 9 46 10 34 Capital 12 66 13 84 7 52 Dest 10 23 27 40 40 20 830 Cp 198 117 55 Hot Inns 11 OPPENHM Dp Aim Op Fnd Oo Tme Prud SIP PUTNAM FUNDS: Conver Equity Geo Grwth Inc Inv 36 70 76 Idaho P 70 92 14 12 IbealBns 18 HlCnln 79 9 61 2 20 III Pwr 32 M 28 Imperial Cp 32 12 37 Inar Rn 2 08 Inland Stl 2 2 Insp Copp 56 24 45 11 4? Interco 5 40 FD 12 8 10 11 11 10 16 12 8 10 47 27 29 56 90 16 00 13 41 9 (V 11 54 13 01 Vista F 11 STEIN ROE FOS 24 08 24 08 Balonc 11 64 11 64 Capitl 17 32 17 32 Stock UNION SERVICE GROUP: Brd S lv 15 57 17 02 UNITED FUNDS 7 86 8 6 Accum Coat gw 12 24 13 41 Cont Inc 11 07 12 13 14 64 16 04 Incom 8 02 8 79 18 Scienc 9 22 10 10 91 Vangd FdCn fz) 69 U (z) Salem F 5 41 5 26 25 28 Trend USAA Co 1141 13 41 FINANCIAL VALUE LINE FDS' PROGRAMS Inc 5 01 5 49 Fin Dvn 4 51 4 51 IVal WASHINGTON WithdrowoK Fin Ind 4 3) 4 31 Val SdC 4 78 5 24 (UPl) ond deposits in Treasury occounts for Fin 'nc 6 09 6 091 VANCE the current fiscal year through Oct 3 GPOUP SEC SANDERS. to a year ago compar.-Apex F 7 60 8 S3 Bos Fnd 8 17 8 93 THIS YEAR 8 49 9 28Vikng Gr 7 22 7 22 Bal Fnd Withdrawals $68 530 101,436 6 Grth Ind 24 50 24 50 WallSt jr 9 56 10 4 5 Mu 12 28 13 42 26 14 26 ulwosh 60,615 641 373 42 Guard Deposits Ca.h bolonce 9,742 482 496 04 HmH DA 4 63 5 06 WELLINGTON Public debt 435,415 099,705 Ham Gr 8 06 8 81 (GROUP: 26 25 78 69 LAST YEAR Exnlor INVEST GROUP8 11 Withdrawals $63 637 50 405 63 Select 9 60 10 32, Jchmv 13 97 15 27 54 195 368 799 33 9 94 P ru't Deposits Var Pa, 9 l 12 49 13 65 9 416 149 537 Cash balance WeKIv S 12 09 13 21 Public debt 413,235,686,049 54 Incom x3 98 4 351 Weiltn 9 42 10 30 Wlndsr Internal Revenue collections on Oct 3 KEYSTONE were $456,150,009 40 Cull Bl 19 14 20 02 West Ind 5 03 5 51 IBM IntHarv 40 InMinCh 32 .ntl Inti Int Mining Nickel Poo I 19 tnt T&T ITE Imp 60 Itek Corprtn 424 873 7 406 25b ?6Ja 29 4 7ii 7? 253 3 129 122 1797: 43 4 42' b 43 21 21 b 20 4 48 e 478 48 I33b 13 !3j4 Pullmanln PurexCp - - 37 324 17 3 20 98 29 4 30 a 25U 18 6 047 66 369 30 4 215 14 42 1 17 478 384 403272 77 9 s 10 12 327 34 36, 4 17? ? 29 30 836 76 167 64 218 347 2 40 IS? 86 SierroPc ignaiCo 60 Simn Co 80 ingnrC 2 40 SkagaCo 40 SmithK&F 2 56 calEd 30 SouthCo r SoNatGs ioPocif 2 08 60 So Rail iOwstPS 78 SoerryHut SperryHpf 3 SpRond 60d El Sprague 30 SS 14 369 2 90 2 39 2 85d 2 70 80 55 85 20 70 60 Rel 70 Elc 2 . 40 60 Mi 40 70 Tandy Corp Teledvne 3i Teneco t 32 Pet Tesoro 66 Texaco 56 TexETr TxGosT I 58 Tex Gulf 60 Texlnstr 52d Tx PLT Texas Util 96 Textron 40 thiokol ThriftyD 37 80 mken TraneCo 90 Trnsm 55g Trans W Air TriCon 2 06d TRW tnco Twen Cn Fx UAL Incorp UnCarbide 2 28 Un Elec 60 UnOCol Un Pac Co 2 70 umroval U Aircr 80 Utd Brands UnCorp 70d Utd PkC Mn us gyps 1'? 62 US Indus US Stl US Tob 60 62 Univ OHPro Utohlnt 84a Utoh P&L 2 UV Ind Id 7 71 137 S15 35 84 49 71 18 4 494 42 475 396 904 36 38 1027 3 5 29 34 55 828 199 195 139 887 130 907 133 238 3 130 210 97 52 79 34 41 766 23 58 146 192 213 210 x205 105 231 218 44 213 19 168 121 118 108 289 14 23 51 29? 193n 22 763fe 34 2434 4 41 s a 47 393-401 2 36 4 36 19 s 18 8 9 4 33 a 33a 737 53 S06 ST 52 38 a 2 - - 55? 49b 9 4 34 53 39 S3 KaiserAl KC So Ind Kan GE 50 2 48 02 KanNeb KanPI t I 43 KavserR 60 Kenmetl 80 Kenneco! 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At 1 40 p.m , the Dow showed a gain of 8 28 Dow Jones Averages 27 a 39 lliedSt 140 Allis Ch 20d 180 Alcoa 60 AmalSu Am Hss 22e Am Airlines A Brnd 2 29 A Brest 20 Am Can 2 20 2 08J 2 10 40 2 11 2 12; AmCISg a 2 09 ; 209 AmCvon AM Distdi 1 82j4 AmElec I 74 84 84 Am Export 77 A Home 36 36 27 I 4Pa AmHosp 40 4434 AMetCx 1 44 46JBAmcr Motor 46 41 2 4P AmNGs 2 30 20 374 a I 37: A Smed Am Stnd 40 AmT8.T 2 00 83;e 843b AmT&T pf 4 837a wt 843e Am T&T 84 80 80: Ametek 60o Cd Ampex 70 Amstar 3 43 3 38 Anacondo 3 46J 3 42 I6d aoeco 3 3 47 5D: Armco Stl 3 54 3 4934 Arms Ck 80 3 55 3 SV'7 20 Ashl OH 3 48 4 351 assoc Tran 3 37 2 3 413 At Richfld 2 3 31 3 29 atlas Corp Avco Corp 22d Avne! Sheep 25 Sloughter lambs ealier in the week choice and some end prime 80 110 lb AcmeMk 2g 60 Address Admiral Cp 68 AetnoLf Air Prd 20g 60d Airco AibertoC 32 Albertn 36a Alcan Al 80 AllegCp lOd AlleghLud 40 Alla Pw All id Ch Hoard of CHICAGO Open WHEAT Hogs LjOO Barrows and gifts active 3 200 US No steady to 25 h aher 28 5 28 40 29 00, bulk 200 250 lb 278 lb 29 00 Sows active, mostly steodv U S 5105 5145 Prev Egypt Pound Iran Rial Iraq Dinar Turkey Lira lute House spokesman, asked later to comment on this proposal, in effect threw cold water on the i'Fl dispatch. W A e A EAST NEAR Mov Element prices on c'ose and prev none ottering institutions direct role in the brokerage area than they previously have had. it still fell far short of allowing institutions to trade directly on the exchange floor, as is done on the Philadelphia-BaltimorWashington Exchange. unless otherwise identified (a) olus extra (o) paid last year, (c) oav men on accum jated diviltriON id) decored or paid .o tor this year no regular rate, (e) cash plus stock, (q) atinjj' rate plus stock d'viaerd ih) oa o his v ar latest di . dend omit vii e) pf'ce n 1 stock percent in stock oaid last year, (a) in bonk or ruDtcv recetver5hip reorganize tion. (s) capital distribution, (x) exd ivtdend. (wi) when issued (wt) war i ants fol FRACTIONS indicates (f) lowing figure is fraction in 32nds, (i) indicates following figure is fraction in 64ths, (r) following figure is frac tion in 256ths, (s) following figure is fraction in 128ths, (t) indicates tot lowing figure is fraction n 16ths YORK Handy & Horman noon 65 30 down 0 10 American Express 66 60 bid 65 90 oskect down 0 10 Englhafd 65 75 bid 65 95 asked down prices tor prices 99 Cold Mater on News Report a While All soles in nundreds (00) omitted except for those designated (zi which aPd Europeon ness U S These sources added that the new plans would be proposed by Allied negotiators prior to the Nov 7 presidential election in the United States Kndax's statement marked the first time the nation's largest slock exchange has endorsed the plan are traded m 10 share lots and car ned in full DIVIDENDS are annuoi NEW to C date-line- Price gains eased between 3pm, The New York Stock Exchange: Final Quotations Foreign Exchange 10 'Roller ( oastcr Rally broker described the tuibulent action as a "roller-coaste- r " It proved anew the market's derally sire for, and sensitivity to. any peace do velopments in Vietnam t 20 pm. when the Dow was behind 2 60 points, new tickers carried a United Press International dispatch Saigon. This item sparked the rally The dispatch quoted informed sources as saying that President Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam will offer to resign under terms of a new AUud peace proposal calling for total United States withdrawal and an end to North Vietnamese infiltration of the South While he attacked the Antitrust Divisions position on institutional members, Needham said the NYSE board had decided to endorse the concept on institutional membership put forth by the Securities and Exchange Commission Mr Behrens recently returned from Germany where fhe Salzdetfurth. which took a $21 million bath, in the inaugural venture was rescued in a complicated merger proceeding In the process. Salzdetfurth, a histone name in the German potash industry, became a name of the past. Saturdav Moiiim". October ".jJ!)72 Morning fixing 65 30 down 0 30 Afternoon fixing 65 50 aown 0 10 PARIS (free market) 66 04 down 0 43 FRANKFURT 65 48 down 0 01 65 35 ZURICH down bid, 65 60 flask b 76 Mineralogical Survey, which has been monitoring the lake for a good part of the shows the Sixties, feels the causeway has. indeed, caused a migration of the brines northward However, the survey has not been been asked yet for an evaluation relative to the present controversy Saved From eiitiire Finance 2pra and again in the final With the weekend coming up, everyone is waiting to see if anything Happens on the news tront, stated one brockerage house official. Glamour Issues Biggest Gainers Glamour issues displayed the biggest point gains for two main reasons Thest volatile stocks, ultrasensitive to sudden changes in investment climate, recently have been battered down by institutional Also, a number of traders had sellers sold the glamours short during the dreary market performance of the last month on the eve of a weekend and Friday some of them rushed to cover their short 1 In the meantime. Dr. William Hewitt, of of the Utah Geological and Mines s The industrials, lagging by more than 6 points at noon, finished with a gam of 4 06 points at 945 36 Some of the big decliners of Thursday bev hen the Dow sank 1(1 01 points came the heroes of Fridays market Eastman Kodak rose 4h to lJTU, thereby accounting for more than half of the Dows upswing Climbing more than 5 points e.ivh were Polaroid. Ara Services, and Intel n.i tiunal Business Machines Burroughs rose One Wall Street Needham said lie was "shotked" at the division's statement, and called it the work of "bureaucrats long on theory but short on practicality " director - NEW LONDON Legislative commitments Metal Markets mestic Itah inspect the causeway Oct. 26 Presumably this is part ot determining whether the legislature should make any s (UPl) Metal prices 99 5 per cent primary, lb ingots 25 00 c lb jnony, domestic, 99 b per cent pure f iLaredo, Texas bulk 57 00 c lb fcer, electrolytic, U S delivered 50i) 75C lb ; Lake 50 12 2 c lb 00 c lb m, common US. 15 99 9 per cent pure, boxed riane-e- , refr, 33 25 c lb lei, electro'ytic cathodes, lob Port Cfne, On!. 153 00 c lb sott. 99 5 fine, producer 1 num. $142 00 SQ 135 00, dealer Approximate that count the period The entire market moved forward of) the day, with advances outpacing de I dines by an ratio Us The division had said Wednesdav that it raised "important antitrust question' for exchange floors to exclude institu turns, forcing them to trade through brokerage firms, while those firms maintain fixed fee schedules for all stovk trades of less than $300,001) on Economic Development, headed by Rep Glade Sovvards, scheduled to R. Uintah, is tentatively original investigations by the Lithium Corp of America and finaldecisision by Gulf Resources Co andfalzdetfurth, AG., Hanover. Germany, 6 commit $J0 million for a joint venturi in the lake were premised on the of the increasing mineraliza-tno- f the north arm. he said beat Salt Lake Minerals and Chenn-wabacked up by a formal slate-i4- t this week by the Greater Ogden 0 mber of Commerce Opening the rail c lewav would immediately wipe out 2 jobs and millions in state and local rfnue. chamber president Omer But said f GSLM&C says maintenance of the ; us quo is essential to survival, the ' ath arm users that is. three salt 50 Chairman James J Needham also lashed out at the antitrust division ol the Justice Department. acuiMtig it ol kicking knowledge ol the secunlies industry s problems sabotage prone Councils Committee Study of Norlli Side YORK panies n Independent Probe What is needed now. says Mr Behrens, is an independent investigation of the Situation to determine what is best for the lake Bf if the Southern Pacilie causeway is bached so that the north arm of the Grea Sait Lake from whence GSLRC draws its raw brines becaes as diluted as the south arm welfyud Mr. Behrens minces no words "Thj w ill kill us mnum, plgoure, question seats on stock exchanges, rejecting outright membership for institutions such as mutual funds, banks and insurance com- This meant an upward swing of 10 points during the brief better than nam peace move touched off a lightning rally m stock prices Friday, turning a losing session into a winner and sending glamour issues aloft Dow-Jone- of who should be able to buy it planned the solidfill causeway in the Fifties But these had been turned down by the Department of Defense r - being It would be a cheaper alternative by far. he said, for the salt companies to enlarge their evaporation ponds to compensate for the increased dilution and for 'L Industries to draw its raw brines foi the production of magnesium and chlo- - con- i Kill Company Mr Behrens said the breech would not kill" his company but impose an only extraordinary cost on the order of millions of dollars presumably on .Southern to get the job done Pacific trous jist year NEW' YORK (AP) The chairman of the New York Stock Exchange Friday spelled out the NYSE's stand on the nne from the north arm. The salt companies and NL Industries, of course, do not share Mr. Behrens persuasion and have so stated in a lengthy document to the Utah governors office To add to the complexity of the contest, Mr. Behrens notes that S P. at one time had envisioned large openings w hen companies and NL Industries say their operations are m jtopardy They are urging a cut in the causeway to reverse the migration of the rich brines northward Tribune Business Editor Peter Behrens, president OtEN of Gr$ Salt Lake Minerals k Chemicals Corp id both good and bad new s points Reports of a new Viet- NEW YORK Bv Robert H Woodv of zjms. New Peace Move Reports Aide Spells Out $ I e h n TrMT;r Its Classified . Its Bona Fide 39' s 27? 46 2 188 188 33 37'4 48 3 18e s 6 377s 49: '4 397,b 4134 22 48 22 -r 48 7 1976 1534 2 9H 1534 8 1 I 8 e 14b 4 7J4 4 7Vj 23' b 49 2 36 23 49 . 156 153 It e j 4 Vi- -) 39 27 451 . . 8 -- 6 |