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Feb. 18. 1972 THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR 15 JU LOCAL OVER-THE-COUNTER Bid Bid Asked 2 5 156 26 i 4 12 27 I 2.6 3 1 J.t fWollon from nSe NASD ore representative inter, dealer nrices at of roe marker close, Imei.deoler mar. tort eh woe tnruqnut th not Include retail snorkira, mark-down cowwtisttan, iie Iter decimal eetnls art in thins. "1 14 34 10.4 robSuurmari fab Wholesaler fireEna.

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Nat. Ga. 18.6 Profit-taking, longer weekend lowers stocks NEW YORK, N.Y. Hn-Profit-taking and the advent of a three-day weekend pushed stock prices lower today in moderately active trade. Declines 'led advances by 7 to 4 on the New York Stock Exchange.

Analysts said by investors were lightening their portfolios before the three-day Washington's birthday holiday weekend. Prices on the Big Board at 11:30 a.m. (10:30 a.m. Minneapolis time) included Weyerhaeuser, up A to 44; Marcor off to 28; Gulf Oil, off at 26; American TfPhpne, down to 43; Eastman Kodak, off W2 at 1054; Tesoro Petroleum, down at 44; and General Motors, off y2 at 77. On the American Stock Exchange, prices included Viewlex, up 34 at 10; Slick ahead to 20; United Foods, up at Asamera Oil, off to 18; at 144; Technicolor, down lA at 232; and Resorts International off yA to 94.

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43', 'A 27V. 37'! 133 97 33 10 6 51 .25 97 57 192 22 23 189 19 31 25 16 18 By ANN BURCKHARDT Minneapolis Star Staff Writer A significant rise in the sales of unbleached, old-style flour and four whole -grain specialty flours was reported by Peavey which markets the flours under both the Occident and King Midas labels. The unbleached flour sales increased 35 percent in 1971 compared with 1970 sales. A revival of home baking and cooking and a trend toward natural foods are believed to account for the sales increase. In keeping with a distaste for artificial products of all types, young homemakers pass up fluffy, white, mass-produced bread in favor of coarse-textured whole wheat and pumpernickel loaves.

Though it always has been a part of the Peavey line, the unbleached flour never has been promoted. Selmer Rodning, Peavey vice-president for grocery-products sales, said promotion of the unbleached flour would put it "at odds" with the firm's bleached flour. Compared with white bleached flour, both the unbleached and specialty flours are a small factor in the business. Rodning declined to release either sales or manufacturing statistics in discussing the increased sales of special flours. "The interest (in unbleached flour) has really been amazing," said Rodning.

He said that over the last year the King Midas Old Style flour distribution had spread from a small area in Wisconsin to parts of Minnesota, then to North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana. The broader distribu Fabergelnc FairchCam FarWestFn FinlFeder Firestone FstChart Flintkote FlaPowLt FlyTiger Fly Tigrwl FMCCoro FooieConB NATIONAL OVER-THE-COUNTER Nornslnd NoNatGat NorStaPw NwstAirl NwtBancp NwStl Wire OhioEditon Bid Asked 22 1 18 90'A 23Vr- 18'A 10 18 rordMot 110 OlinCorp Owentl PacGasEI 114 48', V. ForMcKess 248 AbbottLab ACFInd AcmeClev Addrestog AdmiralCp AirProd Ancolnc AlbertaCul AlcanAiu AlleghCp AlleghLud AlliedChem AlliedMills AlliedStrs AllisChalm Alcoa AMBACInd AmerHess AmAirlin AmBrands AmBdcstg AmerCqn Am'CrvSug AmCvan AmEIPw AmHoist AmHospit AmMotors AmNatGas AmSmelt AmStand Quoroticos from the NASD are representative inter, dealer prices as of the mar. ket close. Inter-dealer markets change throuahout the day.

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7 Winter. Jack 21 .6 22.4 22.2 22.5 Am 472 80S 351 GenTire 16 Genescolnc 7 63 34 AmWatWks 6 Pitney bow PlttstonCo Polaroid PPGInd ProctGamb GerberPd 104 400 39 43'A AMFInc Minneapolis Star Photo by Larry Schreiber' MERRY WALRATH HOLDS UP HALF-RYE LOAF Home economist used unbleached flour in 'bubbleloaf 29 Pub SvcCol 10 25 146.2 60.4 8.4 16.4 26 9.4 70 9.4 36.4 19.2 19.6 37.4 5.2 65.7 34 29.6 68.6 14.4 6.3 37.2 11.7 64 12.6 34.7 19.4 32 4.1 Publicklnd- 5 Pullman 11 QuakerOat 183 69.5 9.2 35.4 18.4 19.2 36.4 4.7 65.3 33.4 29.2 68.3 14 6.1 36.2 11.4 63.2 12.2 34.3 18.4 31.4 3.7 BCC Indus. BlackHillsPwr BrksScanlon BuckbeeMean ButlerMfg. ButlerNat'l Chubb Coke-Midwest Combinedlns ConnGenLife ConwedCoro CorneliusCo CrossCo Data 100 DeluxeCheck Domoinlnd DonoldsonCo Donovan EconLab Electrocraft RalstonPur Vi 68 24 40V. 40 72 20'.

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128 149 2 wheat strains now make the bromating unnecessary, the millers say. Until the recent spurt in interest it was for older homemakers that the five flours had been kept in Peavey's product line. Older bakers used the flours for traditional foods, often with ethnic origins. Now some homemakers don't know what todo with these flours. Inmost cases they can be used interchangeably in recipes calling for all-purpose flour.

Peavey expects to promote the use of the flours through recipe booklets. Peavey's major competitor in the specialty flour '5 'A 63 103 I 31 50- Heublein HiltonHotel HoernrWat Holidaylnn Homestke Honeywell Houdailllnd HcuseFIn HoustonlP Howrdjohn HcwmetCp MlCentlnd IHPower ImoCnAm InlandStl Insoi ratCcp IBM IntlHarv Boeing BoiseCascd 208 Minn, residents only. Call 58 38 91 37 21 37 46 20 54V. V. 43'A- 'A 49'- i6 V.

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Bid Asked Schustr 17.95 19.64 ScudderFunds: Intlnv 15.44 15.69 Sped 37.28 37.28 Balan 16.71 16.71 ComSt 11.2511.25 Security Funds: Equty 4.29 4.70 Invest 8.24 9.03 Ultra 10.4711.47, SelectedFundsi SelAm 10.38 11.35 SelOppl6 63 18.18 SelSpl 17.61 19.25 SentGth 9.64 10.48 SentrvF 16.26 17.67 ShomFd 9.15 9.15 ShqreholdersGP: Cmstk 4.57 4.99 Entrp 7.44 .13 FletFd 6.39 6.98 Harbr 9.01 9.85 Legal' 6.57 Pace 11.6842 77 Shearson Funds: Appre 29.21 31.92 Incom 19.00 20.77 Invest 11.99 13.10 ShermD 19.85 19.85 SideFd 11.08 12.14 SiqmaFunds: Capit 10.67 11.66 Invest 12.01 13.13 Trust 9.36 10.23 SmithB 13.00 13.00 Swlnvs 9 IB 9.92 SwInGt 8.71 9.42 Soverlnv13.16 14.41 Spectra 8.86 9.71 State BondGr: 14 29 what whole wheat is to white flour); medium rye; and graham, a whole wheat which is milled more coarsely. In contrast to the specialty flours which are dark and which are most frequently combined with molasses and brown sugar for dark breads, the unbleached old style flour is light, cream-colored. Bleaching, which Peavey and other millers began in the 1920s, was done to produce the fine white breads which the culture at that time demanded. Both the bleached and unbleached flours are enriched with vitamins and iron to meet Food and Drug Administration requirements. Peavey's unbleached flour is about to appear in the Twin Cities in a new flower-sprigged package.

Both the unbleached and the specialty flours are marketed in 2- and 5-pound packages. Flours milled and marketed by Peavey no longer" are bromated. Potassium bromate formerly was added in a quantity not exceeding 50 parts per million. The bromate had an oxidizing effect which improved the baking qualities. Improved JewelCos 59 Bid Asked Keystone Funds: Apollo 14.18 15.54 CusBI 19.39 20.28 CusB2 20.67 22 65 CusB4 9.21 10.09 CusKl 8.38 9.18 CusK2 6.81 7.46 CusSl 21.43 23.53 CusS2 11.40 12.49 CusS3 9.56 10.38 CusS4 6.24 6.83 Polar 5.40 5.90 KnickGt 10 70 11.72 LenoxFd 7.50 8.19 LexGrth 11.73 12.82 LexRsh 16.76 18.32 LibrtyFd 6.93 7.57 LifeStk undvail Lifelnv' 8.84 9.66 lincNtf 12.72 13.90 Ling 4.89 LoomisSayiesi Canad 29.33 29.33 Capit 12.95 12.95 Mut 15.33 15.33 UrdAbbett: Affiltd 7 21 7.80 ABus 3.38 3.65 Lord A 11.83 LuthBro 12.41 13.56 Maqhaln 9.12 9.97 MoanaC 11.82 12.95 Mairs Gis 13.08 13.08 Inc 32.51 32.51 Manhtn 5.59 6.11 MktGth 5.73 5.73 MossachusettCo: Freed 8.74 9.58 Indep 7.81 8.56 Mass 12.22 13.39 MassFinancI: MIT 12 96 14.14 IMs eesesMMKH is eeieW ee ettst set est JohnsManv 166 Brunswk BuddCo Burllnd BurlNorth Burroughs CompSoup CdnPacif CarrterCp CaterTrac CecoCorp Celanese CentSwest CentSoya CerroCorp Certnteed 47 'A seeuNllee, kwr isne tmrrtif s.

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ChesOhio 21 99 tion has resulted from bread baker inquiries to grocers. The grocers, already selling Occident or King Midas all-purpose bleached flour, began stocking the unbleached flour to serve their customers. Peavey's four specialty flours whole wheat, dark and medium rye and graham took an upswing of 17 percent in sales in 1970, followed by another 11.8 percent in 1971. These increases, according to Rodning, came after a 1965-69 period in which sales were declining. The specialty flours in order of their popularity are: stone-ground whole wheat, a grinding of the' whole wheat (bran, endosperm and germ); dark or pumpernickel rye (this flour is to medium rye Bid Asked DodgCoxl6.49 16.49 Drexel 15.10 15.10 DreyfusGrP: Drevf 12.97 14.21 Levqe 17.34 19.00 Spline 8.53 9.35 Balan 10.12 11.06 Grwth 15.78 17.25 Incom 6.65 7.27 Sped 11.70 12.79 Stock 14.03 15.33 Ebrsldt 14.93 16.32 EDIESPI28.50 28.50 EFCManaqemnt: EgGth 9.68 10.61 EqPro 4.59 5.03 FdAm 8.73 9.57 EaretGt 14.29 15.53 ElfunTr 20.69 EmerSec 7.03 7.68 Enerqy 12.69 12.69 EquityF 9.43 10.31 FDCop 5.23 Fairfld 12.08 13.20 FarmBu 10.55 10.55 FidelityGrouP: Band 9.88 10.80 Capit 13.27 14.50 Contfd 9.82 10.73 Dstny 7.88 Essex 15.30 16.72 Evrst 13.33 14.57 Fidel 17.12 18.71 Puritn 10.76 11.76 Salem 5.84 6.27 Trend 27.03 29.54 FinancialProqs Dynd 4.45 4.88 Indust 4.14 4.54 Incom 6.17 6.75 Vent 4.59 5.02 FstFdVa12.60 13.77 Fstlnvestors: Disco 8.94 9.80 Grwth 11.27 12.35 Stock 9.83 10.77 FstMult 10.49 10.49 FstNat 7.25 7.92 FstSierr 6.61 7.25 FndGth 5.16 5.64 FoundersGroup: Grwth 18.53 20.25 Incom 13.66 14.93 Mutal 9.28 10.14 Sped 13.01 14.22 Foursq 10.25 11.20 FranklinGroup: DNTC 10.70 11.73 Grwth 7.76 8.50 Utils 5.63 6.17 Incom 2.20 2.41 USGovl0.32 11.31 FdFDep 11.60 11.60 FundlncGrp: Comm 11.04 12.07 Impac 9.71 10.61 IndTrd unavnil Pilot 8.90 9.73 Gatewy 11.92 12.89 GE 53'A- V.

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Important men gathered around the great table, for the time had come to choose one to fiHeth the shoes of Donald. The important men chose Richard, the Son of Donald. In lhat City men gathered at the coolers of water and raised brow above the eye for how could a man so young filleth the shoes of Donald? A soothsayer came among them and made answer1: "He of whom you speak is one ball of fire. Verily I say unto you that this man Richard was born for great shoes. Richard will not only filleth the shoes he will take them to the highest of places." The soothsayer knew of what he spoke, lor this man named Richard went forth and did great things.

In that City was another house. The Master of that house was called Wheelock and he was known as a man of great vision He cast his eye upon the house of Kalman for this house had young Richard, and the houses of Dain and Kalman were made one. And together they joined with the house of Quail. Then there came the time when the Master named Wheelock wanted to go forth and do other things. Again the important men gathered around the great table, for the time had come to choose one lo filleth the shoes of Wheelock.

They chose the man who had been born to filleth great shoes. Richard the Son of Donald. And again men gathered around the coolers of water. Alas, the lime had come to pass when men no longer questioned Richard's being chosen. For everywhere men gathered, they were paying tribute and saluting Richard as a man of honor, dedication and purpose.

And this day in that City, his friends wish him well, for Richard D. McFarland will do great things for the house of bain. Kalman Quail. 15 213V1V, 47 V. 21 10', it 23 70 64 9 10V, 4 20', C8 22'A 4 'A 68 137- 21 21 132 Dartlnd 4 32', 47 13 'A V.

55', 38'A- V. 42 V. 51 'A V. MarshField MartinM Maytag McCroryCp McDonald McDonnD McGrawEd McGrwHill Mf-ICorp MerckCo MesabiTr MGM MidSouUt MidwstOil MinnMM MinnPwLt MoPacRR MobilOil Monsanto MontDakUt Motorola MSLInd Munsingw Nab'sco NotAirllnes NatCan NatCashR NatDlstill NatGvosm NatStarch Nevada grants city firm betting operation permit OaytenHud 231 HnereCo 9.40 8.00 V. 43- 44', V.

16 WestghEl Weyerhsr 39 38 1498 Wheel PitStl 17 GenSec 9.40 Gibroltr 7.92 GroupSec: Apex 8.79 Balan 8.50 'A 52- 'A 49'. 'A 32 23 22 9.61 19 105', 1 16 28'A- Whirlpool WhiteMotor 9.29 ComSt 12.41 13.57 12 14', 'It DnnnisMfg D'amlnt Dieboldln Dtsney DistSeag DomeMinft DowChem Drestrlnd HuPonl DuatneU InnTernational, an undisclosed Whittakr 138 WilliamsCo 21 Winnebago 86 WolverWW 10 Woolworth 559 21 86 10 559 61 '63 V. 6 35 V. 11 V. 92 63'A I 64 32'.

66 161 'A 21 24V. buy ing for sum. 1 91 ComSt 1.75 Grwth 6.95 Incom 7.73 Sped 2.42 34', 59', 40 1 16 30'r- 'A 16 42 46'A 63'A 'It 10 41- 3 135 89 132-! 11 221 46', V. 7.60 8.45 2.64 Steadman Funds: Amlnd 4.81 4.81 AssoF 1.32 1 32 Fiduc 7 68 7.68 SteinRoeFds: Balan 22.63 22.63 CapO 11.03 11.03 Stock 16.1516.15 Supervisdlnv: Grwth 7.81 8.56 Sumit 12.98 14.22 Tech 7.92 8.63 SvncGth 10.47 11.44 TMRAppl5.73 17.19 Teacher 11 32 11.79 Technlcl 1.81 1.98 TempGt 6.25 6.82 TowrCap 6.48 7.08 TrnsCop 8.76 9.52 TravEa 11.95 13.10 TudrHedl4.28 14.28 TwnCGt 4.15 4.55 TwnCInc 4.35 4.77 USAAGt 12.67 12.67 USGovSel0.72 10 88 UnifMut 11.19 12.23 Unifund 12.79 13.97 UnionSvcGrP: Broad 14.95 16.34 Natlnv 9.17 10.02 UCap 13.41 14.66 Whteh 14.28 15.61 United Funds: Accm 8.03 8.80 ConGr 13.91 15.24 Conlnc12.11 13.27 Incom 14 26 15.63 Scien 8.41 9.22 Vang 10.52 11.53 UFd Can 8 37 9.17 VaiueLineFdi ValLi 7.31 801 Incom 5.17 5 67 SplS.I 6.09 6.67 VanceSanders: Bostn 8.32 9.09 BosCm 9.33 10.20 Sped 11.46 12.52 Vandrbt 7.76 8 48 Vanad 4.91 5.36 VantqTN 8.92 VarlnP 4.98 5.41 Vikinq unavail Vtalnc 1.00 1.10 Wall SIGI0.I8 11.13 WashM 13.11 14.33 WeinqEq14.29 14.29 WelllnqtnGroupi Explr 24.46 26.02 Ivosl 18.38 20 09 Morq 12,11 13.23 Techv 8 85 Trust 14 13 15.44 Wollsl 12.73 13.91 Welltn 12.04 13.16 Wlndr 9.64 10.40 Westlnd 6,34 6.95 WincpFd 7.20 7,87 Winfield 4.71 5.15 WiscFd 4.74 7 37 Worth 3,37 3.37 Zieqler 10.94 11.96 376 76', so r. 7, EastnAi'L easmKiri.

Wrigley XeroxCp ZayreCorp Zenith Consolidated Financial Minneapolis, received approval from the Nevada Gaming Commission Thursday to run gambling operations at the Tropicana Hotel, Las Ve- EmtK'dok 607 mWIV, 'A Mid AM 6.25 6.83 Moody 13.93 13.93 Moody's 13.27 13.27 MIFFd 8.59 9.29 MIFGth 6.01 6 50 MOmaG 6.46 7.02 MOmahll0.97 11.92 MutShri 17.75 17.75 MutTrst 2.04 2.04 NEAMutlO.88 11.10 Natlnd 12.15 12.15 NatSecurSer: Balan 11.12 12.15 Bond 5.21 5.69 Divid 4.51 4.93 Grwth 10 44 11.41 PfStk 7.54 8.24 Incom 5.65 4.17 Stock 8.13 8.89 NelGrth 10.47 11.38 NelSide 17.26 18.76 NeuwCet 7.37 8.05 NeuwFd 12.47 13.63 NewWId 14.12 15.46 Newton 20.13 22.00 NichStrq23.75 23 75 Noreast 15.98 15.98 Oceangr 8.53 8.53 Omeqa 7.56 7.68 lOOFund 14.63 15.99 101 Fund 9.64 10.54 16.97 ONelll 14.15 14 15 OppenheimerFd: Oppen 9.52 10 40 AIM 13.69 14.96 Time 10 38 11.34 OTCSec 11.16 12.13 PoromM 8.90 9.73 PaulRvr 8.88 9.70 PennSq 7 63 7.63 PaMut 4.83 4.83 Phlla 16.17 17.72 Pilqrim 11.19 12.23 PineSt 11.72 11.72 PionEnt 9.21 10.07 PionFnd 12.86 14 05 Planlnv 12.35 13.50 Pligrth 14.34 15.67 Price Funds: Grwth 31.25 31.25 NEro 10.91 10.91 NHorii40.78 40.78 ProFundll.93 11.93 ProPortl 7.00 7.00 Provid 5.41 5.91 ProvGth 8.89 9.72 PruSIP 12 12.15 PutnamFunds: Eault 10.47 11.44 Georg 15.80 17.27 Grwth 11.83 12.93 Incom 8.45 9.23 Invest 9.54 10 43 Vista 10.90 11.91 Voyaq 9.94 10 86 Revere 12.10 13.22 Rlnlret 15.54 17.03 Stiqilars 3 66 3 66 Approval of Consolidated Financial as operator of the Tropicana's casino was a condition of the sale. ChaseGrBosi Fund 11.89 12.99 FrtCap9.11 9.96 Shrhld 9.65 10.55 Sped 11.64 Chemicl 20.02 21.88 Colonial: Cnvrt 12.16 Eautv 4 66 5.09 Fund 11.36 12.42 AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Selected Quotations as of Noon (N.Y. time) Today Sales Net Sales Net IIOOsl Noon Cha. Grwth 7.04 7.69 Incom 10.21 11.16 Vent 6.07 6.63 ColuGrthl6.97 16.97 JlOOsI Noon Chg. 6 3'A GrthFdA 7.62 8.33 Grthlnd 23.47 23.47 GuardM 26.09 24.09 Hamilton! FdHFI 4.B0 5.25 Grwth 8.59 9 3B Incom 6.40 6.99 16.75 16.75 13.19 13.19 HedbGor 8.57 9.31 Hedge 10.33 10.33 Heritqe 2 81 3.08 HorMnn 18.03 18.76 ISIGroupi Grwth 4.49 4.91 Incom 4.12 4.50 Trussh12.4! 13.56 Trusun 3.34 ImoCap 10.86 11.87 ImpGth 8.97 9.80 IncFAm 14.50 15.85 IncFBot 7.50 8.22 Industry S.26 5.76 INTGN 10.67 11.65 ICA 14 55 15.90 InvGuld 10 93 10.93 Invlndie 7.97 lnveiB.osl2.50 13.66 InvestorsGroup: IDSndi 6.74 7.33 Mull 10.37 11.27 Proq 5 83 6 34 Stock 20.79 77.60 Select 9 66 10 38 VarPv 8.80 9 56 InvResh 6.31 6 90 litel 22 88 23 59 OKCCoro GenPIv 2i y.

4', GiantYell CwlthAB 1.43 1.55 Miii 1.90 Ormandlnd OzarkAir Permaner PhoenixStl PurltanFih RathPack ReserveOG er pi 12V1's CwlthC 1.76 ComaGr 8.45 CompAi 7.04 ComoCo 7.63 772 8 36 tu 13- V. 3 15- Vt Vd-' 4570 WEST 77th STREET MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 55435 CompBd 9,24 10.05 Net Noon Cha. 22 i9 13 10', 27 19- 'A VS 10'AI 3', 3'A 24 V. 6V.

chroeder ResortlntIA 120 ScurryRain 27 8 MUNICIPALS. INC. Slathamlni Svntex 26', 77 Sales IIOOsl AberdnMf 2 AmPerrof 22 AOIndust 15 ArkansBesI I ArklaGas 198 AsameraO 189 BanislCont 15 Borne nq 2 Barnwellnd 9 BroscanLtd 29 BultesGas 77 CampbChib 10 CdnJaveln 150 Certron 11 Cinerama 4 CreolePet 18 DotaCont 5 DillordOpt 1 DlxilynCp 4 DvnalectCP 13 EssexCh 5 FedResrcl 4 FelmntOll 4 FrontlerAIr 2 5 1 4 Gt BasPet Hormel HuskyOil Hvdmetal ImperOil InstrumSyt Jamesway InvDIvA Jetroniclnd Kaiserlnd Kin ArkCp Klnaslord LaMour Lalav Radio LeeEnterpr Ling TVwl LoewsThwt Marshallln MldwFlnl MllaoEleet Technical 141 7 50 131 V. 75 33 18 CompFd 9.89 10.75 Concord 12.12 12.12 Conslnv II 87 12.12 ConstelG 6.98 7.63 ContMut 8.61 8.61 ContGth 11.07 11.18 CorpLdr 15.96 17.48 CtryCno 15.81 17 09 CrnWDIv 6.21 6.79 CrnWDol 7 85 8.58 deVegh 75.96 75.96 DelawdreGroupi Decat 12.23 13.37 Delaw 13.33 14.57 Delta 8.47 9.20 DlrCap 7.5 B.32 26 4I'A 4 9 2', lite J. 6', 24'A- 27'A 'A 6'i- f.

3 23'A-4 10 16 5 27 Telepromt Telpromtwl TonkaCorp UnBrondwl USFilter Viewlex Vtkoalnc VLNCorp WestatesP Wil.hlre Yateslndji ilmmrHort Ivy 9.09 9 09 JanusF 16.09 16.09 JHrtnck 8.69 9.45 Johnstn 26.12 26.12 Knlckb 7.31 8.02 7 3 16 93 22 4 78 IB 10'A- 7 17', NewldrlaM 227 NewPkMIn 17 NoCdnOlls 25 i FOREIGN EXCHANGE The Minneapolis firm, owned by Deil Gustafson, chairman of the Summit Banks of St. Paul, Bloom-ington, Richfield and South St. Paul, is taking over the lease on the hotel and an accompanying country club and 18-hole golf course. The lease is held by InnTernational, a subsidiary of Texas International Airlines, Houston. MEt has a major stock interest in the Houston carrier.

Consolidated Financial is assuming the lease by Sales set record Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance St. Paul, reported that in 1971 sales of life insurance exceeded $2 billion for the first time in the company's history. The company passed the $12-billion mark in insurance in force. Midland Bank resources up by 3.5 percent Total resources at Midland National Bank of Minneapolis reached $123.1 million on Dec. 31, a 3.5-percent increase over the totals at the end of 1970, it was announced by William R.

Chapman, board chairman. Net deposits increased 6.2 percerft to an average of 98.9 million in 1971. Total loans averaged $69.2 million, up 4.2 percent, and dividends were $20 a share, up from $18 the previous year. Chapman is to retire as an active officer of Midland Feb. 29.

No new board chairman has been appointed. John P. Knutson will continue as chief executive officer, a post he assumed Jan. 1. v- THURSDAY'S AVERAGES NEW VORK, N.Y.

4PI (Friday) Foreign Exchange In dollars and decimals of a dollar. PAD IA1T Honq Kong dollar .1800 Japan yen .003300 NIA. IAST Israel pound ,2400 .1800 .003300 .2400 NYH INDIX Net Chonfl All Storks ,,58 63 0.01 Industrial .,.63,71 4- 0 02 Transport 1 53. 1 7 4- Q. 1 3 Utility ......38.150.08 Finance ,,,.73.52 0.20 BOW JONII AVElAStl Thuriday, februory 17, I97J i Open Hlnh law Cle.e C.

Indus. 926,25 933.25 916.84 922.03-O.91 Iran 254.91 257.72 253.88 255.09 Utl 111.74 112.92 111.00 111.87 65 Stacks 311.54 321.44 31601 317,89 0.22 I5H llfflLuXi aQE MELTi ILtirXDrpJl!) 53 mm ISli iWi tan chid caMl' LM0A (omcTurtijr, Ca fox 03 -'irj taW-traltm irjniapjijrr fri. Canada In N.Y... .9960 Britain pound 2.6080 Australia 1.1950 Austria .0435 Belgium Itane .022850 Denmark krone ,1434 France franc 1971 MIDWEST EXCHANGE Holland qullder. .31 Si Than, 2.6050 1.

1 960 ,0435 .022850 ,1440 .3155 .001710 .1510 .0153 ,2095 .2605 JI63 DKQ Regional Index Statistical averoaes of 4 securities I moior firms in Minnesota, North Da. (iota, South Dakota Montana, Iowa, Nebraska and western Wisconsin, compiled and reported bv Ooin, Kalman Quail, at 10 a.m, today. Indicts baud en 100 el Dec. Jl. IMS.

Change tram Prey. Close .001708 Selected stotks of the close Thursday. Net Clost Chg flaures after decimal feints we In eleihi Net Ooie Chg, Italy lira Norway krone Portugal Spain peseta Sweden bona Swiiierland franc. West Germany devischemark .1510 ,0375 .0153 .2096 .2601 .3156 Minn Net Close Chg. 138,4 .6 24 27 .4 28.1 24.5 .1 is Apache Corp General (on 7 .1 f.

vr 63.2 44 6 4- 6 they Prods Sill. Howell CenemlMilli Grain Bell Cray Drug Helleman Medina Nat Homes Nor III Oas Nor Ind PS NW Airlines Piper Jollray Sunbeam Super FdServ Sinks Mia 23 .1 Composite Index Manufacturing Finance Retail Transportation 149,67 206,12 78.32 118.89 127.98 177,04 112.24 0.12 036 0 04 0.19 sm in. i la i ejai iiiiriireT.i, 39 .4 18.4 4- .2 151 IATIN AMHICA Argentina' Beta ,1075 Braul ctuielre .1750 Mexico peso .0801 veneiiulo bolivar ,3290 .107.1 .1750 .0801 .2290 act IT Honeywell Cel mecvpl 65 6 1.4 Control Data 56 .5 Fust Wis Bk 33 4- .1 III Tool Wki SI.

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