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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1977
Page
18
Dow Dips 1.73 Points as Market Stays Cautious
New York traders maintained caution as the Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks fell 1.73 to 823.98 on Friday. NYSE breadth showed 765 advances to 630 declines with 21.16 million shares traded. the composite index stood at 52.34, unchanged. AMEX gained 0.50 to 124.61 while NASDAQ rose 0.42 to 104.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Livestock Market Report From Des Moines Friday
Livestock trade was slow to moderate with moderate to good demand. No 1 3 200-230 lb butchers sold 41.00 to 41.50, 230-250 lb 40.25 to 42.00, and No 2 3 250-270 lb 39.00 to 41.50. Sows 32.50 to 34.00 for 270-330 lb, 31.75 to 33.50 for 330-400 lb, and 31.25 to 33.50 for 400-450 lb. Receipts today estimated at 70,000 with Thursday at 88,000 and a week ago at 70,000. Furnished by First Mid-America. Futures trading noted on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Webster City
Grain prices rise on December and January crops at Cedar Rapids market
Soybeans and oats gain while yellow and white corn hold steady as prices shift for new and old crop deliveries. Pro Farmer Grain quotes Cedar Rapids figures for 2:30 p.m. Friday delivery. Midwest carrot meat trade shows beef up and pork steady with varied cuts across weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Pro Farmer Grain
Drunk driving cases dominate Linn District Court roster
In Linn County First Avenue Division, twenty five drunk driving cases were heard. Multiple defendants pleaded guilty or were dismissed on lawful search grounds with sentences including fines, suspended jail terms, probation, and completion of drinking drivers' school. Several defendants faced additional charges or deferred sentences.
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First Avenue
Linn District Court
John Lawrence
Central City
Lawrence
Larry Loney
C Ave. NE
Harold Alden
Gary Lee Warner
Fifth Ave
William Hunt
Sixth Ave
Jesse E. Wright
Seventh Ave
Department of Correctional Services
Michael Stevens
Iowa City
Vincent Stulken
22Nd Ave
Jack Daly
Dubuque
Julie Lynn Bowers
Ave. NE
Anthony Mundorf
Tenth St
Marion
Milton Schultz
Mount Vernon
Robert Shaffer
Ellis Blvd
Tom Kay Cooley
F Ave. NW
Gary Farmer
Center Point
Calvin Pierce
Fourth St. NW
Gary Williams
Louisa St. NE
Clark William Drew
Ninth Ave. SW
David Schlesselman
Alpine Road
Cathy Smith
Palo
Edward Kittleson
Postville
Kathryn Douglas
Vinton
Carles Fay Long
First St. SW
Daniel Noel
D St. SW
Ned H. Kohl
23Rd St. Drive SE
Robert D. Myers
Missouri
Linda Barker
Grande Ave. SE
David L. Chihak
Central Drive
Mark Lala
Linn County
Jeffery Dawson
Lynn William Johnstone
Rompot St. SE
Steven Bruning
Seventh St
Marion Pester Derby
Lorraine Sue Lund
Big Stein
16Th Ave
Kevin Claussen
Anamosa
Jim’s Foods
Sixth St. SW
Flynt Hustles for Lord at Waterloo Rally
In Waterloo, Bert Lance urged positivity amid his fall from the Carter era while Hustler chief Larry Flynt joined a Think Positive rally with radio hosts Paul Harvey and Earl Nightingale. Flynt called himself a Christian patriot and said he would devote his life to feeding lions to the Christians. Livestock reports from Webster City note hog prices and feeder trends with lower bids across weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Carter
Waterloo
Larry Flynt
Paul Harvey
Earl Nightingale
Harvey
U.S
Russia
Flynt
CIO Leaders Call for New Wage Demands in Steel
Thirty years ago CIO President Philip Murray stated that all CIO unions would seek a fresh round of wage increases in steel and other core industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Philip Murray
Sioux City Livestock Prices Hogs and Cattle Report
Sioux City live stock market trading Friday shows hogs at 6,500 with butchers down 50 to 1.00, some 1.50 lower. U S 1-3 200-240 lb 42.25 to 42.50, sows 50-1.00 lower. U S 1-3 350-650 lb around 34.75 to 35.00. Cattle 200 lb and up also listed.
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Sioux City
USDA
U.S
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S.E
Marcia Randall
Bohemian Savings
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