Stock market summary from United Press International
Selected composite prices for New York stocks as of 3 p.m. (NYT) from United Press International list Abbott, Cirrus, Exxon and other named firms with highs lows and last traded figures. Indexes show Dow Jones averages and a Standard & Poor's index, with hourly updates and end-of-day close figures.
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United Press International
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Adoberi
Augatin
BrasconLt
Brewerc Co
Cal Comptr
Crown C
Felmont
Fisher
Hormel
Husky Oil
DOW Jones
Nited Press International
Hile
Indaey
Standard & Poor's
Aed
Stocks set record for trade volume rallying on cash reserves
A brisk market rally on Wall Street pushed the Dow 19.92 to 795.13 as heavy buying by institutions with cash reserves propelled a record trading volume at the New York Stock Exchange. The dollar gained vs major currencies and the Fed’s money supply rose modestly. Big Board volume reached 52.28 million shares, an all‑time high.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
American Stock Exchange
Livestock and Egg Market Summary From Des Moines
Trade shows slow to moderate demand with hogs higher and sows steady. No 1-3 200-230 lb hogs bring 44.50 to 46.00 per cwt, larger weights mixed. Eggs rise slightly with Grade A large at 41 to 44 cents per dozen, other grades lower. Futures in Chicago Mercantile Exchange activity noted without detail.
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U.S. West North Central
Des Moines
Federal State Market News Service
Mercantile
Livestock Friday hog and sow prices reported at Webster City
Hog trade active with strong demand as Friday sale totals 450 head. No 1-3 200-260 lb hogs bring 46.25 to 46.50, 260-280 lb at 45.50 to 46.00, 280-330 lb at 44.50 to 45.00, 330-350 lb 43.50 to 44.25. Sows rise 25 cents to 42.50 to 43.00 for 300-700 lb.
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Abbott
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Alcon
AMAX
Am Airlines
Am Motors
AmStand
AmStrs
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Atirchf
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AvcoCen
Bokerint
Bongorp
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Boro
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Bronift
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Cyprus
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Disney
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Eosco
Emere
Esmark
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T&t
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Ohio
Kenmet
Kencott
KnightRid
Kopprs
Kraeftin
Kroger
LeorSieg
Tinverl
Lockheed
Corp
MayerOs
Merck
MerrilLy
Motorola
Fiat
Webster City
Joliet, Ill
UPI
Aoneer
Timetable Told for Highway 151 Bypass in Marion
Robert Henely of the Iowa Department of Transportation outlined steps for the Highway 151 bypass through south Marion. The environmental impact statement should be ready by late May with hearings on corridor alternatives in June or July. A definite alignment is expected early in 1979, about 50 steps from announcement to groundbreaking. Intersections are planned at East Post Road 22nd and 31st streets with possible interchange at Collins Road First Avenue east in Cedar Rapids.
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Marion Division
Henely
Collins Road
First Avenue East
Cedar Rapids
East Post Road
22Nd
31St Streets
Marion
Swarzentruber wins boss award at MARABWA banquet
C Richard Swarzentruber of Vigortone Products Co was named Boss of the Year by the MARABWA Chapter serving as he leads in feed industry circles. He sits on the National Feed Ingredients Association board and previously led YMCA swim clubs and Cedar Rapids Red Cross finance efforts.
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C. Richard Swarzentruber
Blake Blvd
Marabwa
American Business Women’s Association
Longbranch
Swarzentruber
Vigortone Products Company
National Feed Ingredients Association
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Rotary
Flowers removal deadline set for Oak Shade Cemetery
Marion's Parks Department announces an April 22 deadline for removal of flower pots wreaths and other articles from Oak Shade Cemetery. Owners and relatives are asked to remove items before Memorial Day preparations begin on April 22. Articles left on gravesites will be discarded.
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Marion
Parks Department
Oak Shade
Grain and livestock prices move in Cedar Rapids and Chicago markets
Grain prices rose in Cedar Rapids with soybeans up two and a half cents for April and May crops and 1.25 cents for the 1978 crop, while yellow corn gained up to five cents and white corn shifted. In Joliet and Chicago trading, cattle and hogs showed varying gains, wheat and soybeans quoted, and USDA bulk prices listed for butter and eggs in Chicago markets.
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Cedar Rapids
Public Hearing on Kenwood Sewer Easements in Cedar Rapids
City Council will hold a 9:00 a.m. May 3 1978 public hearing in Cedar Rapids City Hall to consider a vacation and quit claim conveyance to Iowa Manufacturing Company in exchange for storm and sanitary sewer easements for the Kenwood project. The description covers parts of F Avenue NE 18th Street NE and 19th Street NE with a temporary easement to Vetter Parks Lumber during construction. Anyone may attend and be heard. Lois M. Keller City Clerk. Published in The Cedar Rapids Gazette April 15 and 22, 1978.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa Manufacturing Company
City of
Kenwood
F’ Avenue N
19Th Street
N.E
Mound View
Chcago
Milwaukee
St Foulailroad
Vetter Parks Lumber Company
F Avenue
9Th Streets
17Th Street
Lois M. Keller
Dissolution of Marriage Petition in Linn County Iowa
The District Court of Linn County Iowa shows a petition for a Decree of Dissolution of Marriage filed by Marcene L Turner against Gerald R Turner. The petitioner’s attorney is Robert W Matias of 10 Rows Building in Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401. Respondent must appear by May 16 1978 or a default judgment will be entered. Clerk Kenneth L Perry Jr and Deputy Mary Roseberry oversee the case.
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District Court of
Linn County
Marcene Turner
Gerald Turner
Marcene L. Turner
Gerald R. Turner
Petion
Robert W. Matias
Eoor Rapids
Iowa
Iowa District Court
Linn Ouny
Rapids
Kenneth L. Perry Jr
Edar Rapids
Mary Roseberry
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
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Marion High School
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Third Ave
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Leonard Reyman
Islamic Center
1St Ave
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Elvis
Illinois Country Opry
Ronnie McDowell
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Montrose Hotel
Mount Vernon
JoAnne Buress
35Th St. Drive SE
University of Texas College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
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