Stock market snapshot New York closing prices list
A scan of late national price data from New York Stock Exchange sites shows quotes for many stocks including Ampex ArchrD Armco and Gulf Oil with varied gains and losses. The record reflects multiple company symbols, price levels, and percentage changes across sectors and exchanges.
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Stock Rally Pushes Dow Higher on Light Volume
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 7.02 points to 962.44 by 2 p.m. amid a Monday rally that recouped some of five weeks of declines. Gainers outpaced losers by more than two to one on the NYSE, with total Big Board volume at 9.97 million shares.
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Iowa Market Mixed With Slower Beef and Moderate Pork Demand
In Des Moines markets buyers showed slow beef trade with limited sales across weight ranges. Choice heifer beef declined about 50 cents, 500-900 lb cattle modest activity, while pork trade remained slow to moderate with fresh pork burdens and various weight bands posting modest gains or steady prices. Chicago market notes USDA bulk selling prices with egg prices unchanged and Grade A carton prices for retailers listed by size.
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Cedar Rapids hog market edges lower on Monday
Cedar Rapids hog prices fell with 200 to 230 lb butchers at 42.50 to 43.00 dollars and 300 lb sows at 35.75 to 36.25. Lighter weight ranges saw declines up to 1.00 per 10 lb over 250. Packers and other weight bands also posted reductions. Sheep market remained steady with lambs at 48.00 to 50.00 and wool lambs 46.00 to 48.00. Des Moines notes report light trading, underscoring steady undertone and limited farm egg prices, while Sioux City reports hogs down about 50 cents and cattle trades steady to weak. Chicago grain futures show declines across wheat corn oats and soybeans.
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Iowa Hog Prices and Receipts Report from Des Moines
Livestock trade shows moderate to fairly active demand with butchers weak to mostly steady prices. No. 1-3 hogs 200-330 lb fetch 38.75 to 44.00, sows 330-550 lb range 34.75 to 38.00, receipts estimated at 100 000 head with Friday 43 000 and Saturday 13 000, First Mid-America supplied.
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Bad Schools Drive Housing Moves Across Income Groups
The Census Bureau report finds that although most homes are rated good to excellent, 25 percent of those who deem local schools inadequate would move. Other concerns include crime, transit, and leaky basements, largely spanning income levels.
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Carter says Reagan debate raises level on Panama Canal
President Carter predicts Senate ratification of his Panama Canal treaty and plans a fireside chat to campaign on the pact. He cites Reagan's shift to evaluating alternative courses as elevating the debate beyond preserving the status quo.
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Vance Reports Relaxed Chinese Leaders Advancing Ties
Washington sources say Cyrus Vance told President Carter Chinese leaders appear confident and more relaxed during high level contacts. No immediate plan for Carter to visit Peking. Full diplomatic recognition remains a long-term goal with slow progress expected.
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Man Charged with Armed Robbery in Store Theft
Police arrested Eddie Lee Carey, 22, in Linn County on armed robbery charges for the Sunday night Kiebel’s News and Books theft. The suspect, who demanded change with a gun, fled with about $400 and was held on a $50,000 bond.
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State closes Donahue Bank after auditor shortfall
The Donahue Savings Bank in Donahue Iowa was closed by state banking officials after auditors found a shortage of at least 385000 dollars. The Iowa banking department took over management last week amid irregularities in loan and deposit accounts. Walter Paustian resigned as chairman and principal stockholder. The FBI is reported to be investigating possible embezzlement.
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Cedar Rapids Man Sues City Over Construction Hall
A Cedar Rapids resident, Herman de Neuf, sues the city, its board of adjustment, and the building safety department in Linn district court seeking 250000 and an order to reissue a building permit for a duplex at 2601 Sue Lane NW. He says permits were revoked after construction began with footings and walls in place, and he seeks damages for alleged arbitrary actions and violation of constitutional rights.
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East Iowa Grain Prices Mixed On Cedar Rapids Markets
Prices in Cedar Rapids and Davenport at 11:00 a.m. Monday show No 2 corn at 1.59 for new crop and 1.62 for old crop, new crop soybeans at 4.80, old crop 5.38, oats 1.08. Corn steady, soybeans down 0.02, across Mississippi River market with old crop corn 1.66, new crop corn 1.63, new crop soybeans 4.785, all quoted by Pro Farmer Grain Cedar Rapids.
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Joliet Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle Prices
UPI wire from Joliet notes cattle at 4 500 head with steers and heifers down 25 to 50 cents. High choice and prime steers 41.00 to 41.50, choice 40.00 to 41.25, heifers 38.25 to 39.25. Loads no canner. 1 500 pounds at 45.50 to 46.00 and 200 to 250 pound cattle at 45.00 to 45.50. Tuesday receipts: cattle 50, hogs 1 200.
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