Stocks Turn Lower As Inflation Fears Weigh Markets
New York traders saw stocks slip late Monday with the Dow down 5.04 to 954 amid inflation worries. The market showed mixed breadth as declines outpaced advances on the NYSE, with analysts noting continued follow through from Friday's decline. Silver prices edged higher to 225.9 cents per ounce as Handy and Harmon reported the move.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Alan R. Shaw
Upham & Co
Arctic Enterprises
MGIC
Silver Market
UPI
Handy and Harman
Beans Lead Grain Gains
Soybean futures rose about 12 cents a bushel on Monday with strong demand from the opening bell. Wheat gained 7 cents, corn up 2 cents, and oats about 1 cent as weather and cash demand fueled buying. near the close, May soybeans at 6.44 1/2, May wheat at 2.40 4 1/2, May corn near 1.60, and May oats around 88 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
U. S
Lamson Brothers
Wheat and corn futures quotes from Chicago grain market
Chicago cash grain market reports prices for Wheat No 2 soft red at 2.44 and Wheat No 2 hard red at 2.31, Corn No 2 yellow at 1.671, Oats No 2 extra heavy white at 99, Soybeans No 1 yellow at 6.64. Prices shown in AP wire format with n indicates nominal.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Steady Prices Reported
Cedar Rapids market prices Monday steady with Saturday figures for hogs 200 to 230 pounds at 35.00 to 35.50, sows 300 pounds down 31.50 to 32.00, and weight-based discounts up to 75 cents. Sheep lambs 32.00 to 36.00. Poultry heavy hens five cents, leghorn and Hyline four cents, old cocks four cents. Eggs: large 33c, A medium 29c, B 18c, checks 5c, small 15c delivered.
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Cedar Rapids
Butchers Steady and Sows Steady in Packing Prices
Packing plant market shows No 2 butchers at 200 to 230 pounds from 35.00 to 35.50 and No 2 sows around 300 pounds from 31.00 to 31.50, with steady prices across categories.
Iowa hog market reports show mixed gains in trade
Des Moines UPI notes interior Iowa southern Minnesota hog markets with fairly active trade and generally good demand. Butchers and sows move up to 50 cents higher. Price ranges listed for various weights from 200 to 550 pounds with Monday 85,000 and Friday 56,000 head estimates.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Minnesota
U.S
Omaha cattle and hog markets show gains across weights
UPI reports at Omaha markets hog barrows and gilts strengthen to 25 higher with some 50 uptick, weigh 192 pounds to 315 pounds. Sow prices rise up to 25. Cattle and calves sale strong with steers and heifers up 25, feeders 25-50 higher. Top loads reach 46.85 per hundredweight for 1,225 pound steers.
City Briefs and Advertisements Summary
City briefs list local events and ads including a skydiving talk at Embassy club by David Nichol son, a Kenwood House interior designers clinic rescheduled to April 17, and various restaurant and service ads. Also reports of thefts and missing items, hospitalizations, and an Urban Renewal Board meeting set for Thursday at 11 a.m. in city hall.
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City Hall
Wholesale egg prices in Chicago by USDA report
UPI dispatch from Chicago notes USDA wholesale selling prices unchanged for bags delivered to Chicago. Retail carton prices for Grade A eggs vary by size from extra large 54 to 57 cents, large 52 to 55 cents, and mediums around 49 to 50 cents.
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UPI
USDA
New York Produce Market Egg Prices and Butter Bargains
New York wholesale eggs show demand good on Monday with whites at 51 to 54 for fancy large, 47 to 50 for fancy medium, and 35 to 37 for fancy smalls. Butter steady with Creamery 93 score at 62 cents and 92 score also at 62.
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USDA
Webster surv aoe Webster City cattle and hog futures
Central Iowa Stockyards quotes show cattle steady with steers 33.00 to 34.50 and heifers 42.50 to 43.75, cows 24.00 to 33.00, bulls 35.00 to 41.00. Hogs steady to strong with butchers 35.00 to 36.25, top 36.35, sows 31.00 to 32.25, boars under 250 lbs 29.00 to 29.50, over 250 lbs 26.50 to 29.25.
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Livestock Futures Chicago
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Postville Beef Market Prices Report
The Postville market Monday quotes prime steers 44 to 45, choice steers 43 to 44, good steers 39 to 42.50, standard steers 39 to 42, choice heifers 42 to 43, good heifers 38 to 40, utility cows 31 to 36, canner and somnerel cows 30.50 to 35, bulls 40 to 45.
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Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
UPI market summary from Sioux City shows hogs 7,500 head with slaughter sows 50 cents lower. US 1-3 190-250 lb butchers 36.25-36.75. US 2-3 400-450 lb sows 31.50-32.50. Cattle 4,000 with slaughter steers up to 50 higher. Choice steers 1075-1300 lbs 43.50-45.00, prime 45.25. Choice slaughter heifers 875-1075 lbs 42.50-43.75.
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Sioux City Livestock
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UPI
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Stock Plot Sentences Labor Racketeer Dio Guid Dioguardi
Reputed labor racketeer John Johnny Dio Dioguardi was sentenced to nine years in prison and fined thirty thousand dollars for plotting a stock swindle in New York. The UPI report notes the verdict followed a detailed case against the organized crime figure.
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UPI
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Dioguardi
Plywood Minnesota Opens Cedar Rapids Warehouse
Plywood Minnesota formally opened a Cedar Rapids warehouse with officials observing a log rather than a ribbon. The 30th facility, at 2020 Sixteenth Avenue SW, is remodeled inside with outside work planned later. Gary Dekko, managing partner, joins from Fargo after leaving Kellogg. The firm sells prefinished paneling, DIY carpeting, kitchen cabinets, air conditioning, pools and fencing.
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Cedar Rapids
Robinson’s
Sixteenth Avenue
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Dekko
Kellogg Co
Fargo
Chrysler Sales Shatter Record 1973 First Quarter
Chrysler Corp. reported that the first three months of 1973 set new all time records for sales and earnings. Worldwide sales totaled 2.9 billion dollars, up 30.4 percent from the 1972 first quarter. Net earnings reached 89.8 million dollars and earnings per share were 1.71.
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Central City Rites For Dorothy Lillig
Dorothy A. Lillig 66 lifelong Central City resident died Monday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born Oct 14 1906 near Waubeek she married Tony Lillig at Marion June 8 1925. Surviving husband son Floyd Cedar Rapids two grandchildren sister Moneca Edaburn Marion. Services 1 30 p m Wednesday United Methodist church Central City burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Cedar Rapids. Friends may call Murdoch chapel Central City after 1 p.m. Tuesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Waubeek
Marion
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Moneca Edaburn
United Methodist Church
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Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Snoring Corpse Improves at London Hospital
Mrs Rose Hanover 85 collapsed in her London flat and was certified dead by Dr Alfred Beselau. An undertaker found her snoring when opening the coffin. Police and an ambulance later took her to a hospital where she was reported in much improved condition. the incident prompted questions about the death diagnosis.
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London
UPI
Rose Hanover
Premier 7 Percent Return Debentures Offered in Iowa
MorAmerica Financial Corporation offers ten year subordinated debentures due November 30, 1982, at 7 percent interest paid semiannually on May 31 and November 30. A $1.5 million registered issue is sold by The Morris Plan Securities Company in Cedar Rapids. Prospectus and Annual Report available.
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MorAmerica Financial Corporation
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Morris Plan Securities Company
American Building
Cedar Rapids
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