Market Stages Rally After Morning Slip On Dow Above 800
The New York stock market recovered in midafternoon trading with the Dow Jones at 810.81, up 4.29, after a noon dip near 806. The NYSE saw declines outpace advances two to one as traders noted a psychological boost above the 800 level. McDonnell Douglas fell to 14% with a 306,500 share block moving at that level. Amex index rose to 91.04 as Cutter Labs A hovered near Bayer’s $18.50 bid.
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Fragmented notes on stock dividends and warrants terms
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Cedar Rapids market prices ease across hog and lamb sectors
Cedar Rapids hog market prices fell Tuesday with live weight hogs and butchers showing declines. Monday bulk delivered prices for 200 to 230 lb butchers ranged 39.00 to 39.50, with packers and heavier weights discounted by weight. Sheep and poultry quotes are listed for Keota and surrounding markets, including lamb prices from 32.00 to 35.00 and assorted poultry item rates, while grain notes show corn near 2.37 and soybeans around 5.58 per bushel.
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Wholesale prices and scores for creamery products
In New York wholesale notes several grade offerings with scores and prices. Light snotty vesday and various grades indicate demand and balance on lower grades. Creamery scores 93 at 82 cents, 92 at 20 percent.
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Chicago Produce Prices Reported By USDA
Wholesale selling prices in Chicago show eggs steady to weak with delivery to Chicago per dozen. Jumbo 74 cents, extra large white 7 749, large white 68-70, mediums 652-67, standards S72. Retail carton prices to retailers Grade A extra large 71-74, large 70-72, mediums 68-70.
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Meat market report with mixed commodity figures
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Grains Rally As Futures Hit Daily Limits Across Markets
In Chicago commodities pits on Tuesday, soybeans rose 20 cents to 6.25 a bushel for January delivery while wheat gained 20 cents to 5.09 a bushel for December, corn climbed about 9 cents to 2.65 a bushel, and oats edged up 3 cents to 1.22 a bushel.
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Chicago cash grain prices in AP report
AP notes Chicago cash grain values with Wheat No 2 soft red and hard red as well as Corn No 2 yellow around 2.60, Oats No 2 olive heavy white about 1.37, and Soybeans No 1 yellow near 6.06.
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Iowa Hog Prices Edge Down Across Weight Classes
Des Moines UPI reports active hog market with butchers steady to 75 cents lower, sows mostly steady to 1.00 lower. Estimated receipts 55,000 Tuesday. actual Monday 100,000. Saturday 34,000. week ago Tuesday 69,000. year ago Tuesday 73,000. Prices for U S 1-3 pork are listed across 200-500 pound ranges, with various per hundredweight figures.
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Waterloo Hog Prices at Local Packing Plant
Waterloo hog markets show steady trading as butchers and sows hold firm. No. 2 butchers at 200 to 230 pounds bring 39.25 to 39.75 dollars, while No. 2 sows around 300 pounds fetch 34.00 to 34.50 dollars per hundredweight.
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Sioux City Live Cattle Prices Report
Sioux City market notes from USDA shows Haas cattle at 11,500 head with butchers steady at 39.25 to 39.75 per cwt and sows down about one dollar. Heifers 50 lower in the 850 to 950 lb range, other weights mixed as prices drift in the day’s quote sheet.
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Webster City Livestock Market Debuts Mixed Results
AP reports Webster City market activity with steers and heifers at 50 to 37.25 top 38.00, cows and bulls steady, hogs down with butcher hogs 39.00 to 40.00 and sows 33.00 to 34.00. Boars 2.50 to 3.00 lower, light weights 29.00 to 30.00, heavy weights 31.00 to 31.50. Wednesday's estimates show 100 cattle and 600 hogs.
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Market Summary of Steer and Cow Prices at Postville
Tuesday sale reports steer prices from 38.50 to 50. Choice steers 37.00 to 38.00. Good steers 34.50 to 35.00. Standard steers 34.50 to 38.50. Heifers 36.00 to 37.00. Utility cows 28.50 to 32.00. Canner and commercial cows 28.00 to 32.00. Pulls 37.50 to 39.50. Postville market notes indicate prime opportunities.
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Dressed Meats and Omaha Live Cattle Prices Reported
USDA reports mixed trends with dressed beef and pork markets showing uneven demand. Beefs steady to down, weights 600 to 700 pounds at 61.00, 700 to 800 at 59.00, yield grades 34 noted. heifers around 59.00 to 53. Fresh pork demand tepid after slow start. loins, picnics, and bellies listed with varied prices. Omaha prices show hogs 190–260 pounds down, cattle and calves active with steady to weaker trends. choice yields around 1,075 per head for large lots, feeders steady with multiple loads of choice and prime.]
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Teachers Seek Vote on Leave Policy in Cedar Rapids District
More than 350 of Cedar Rapids Community School Districts certified teachers signed a petition demanding a vote of all certified staff on a proposed staff reduction leave policy. They argue the policy differs from an October draft and could allow firing based on affirmative action concerns. The council plans Dec. 19 discussions, with no vote date set.
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Cherry Burrell Sales Rise Yet Earnings Dip 1973
Cherry Burrell Corp reports higher sales of 40.733 million for the year ending Oct 31 but after tax earnings of 313 thousand, down from 740 thousand prior year. A 450 thousand loss by a Canadian subsidiary and a 685 thousand tax provision reduce net income. dividend of six cents per share and four percent preferred stock declared.
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County Landfill Hours Shortened
Linn county board of health trims county landfill hours north of Marion from December 15 to April 15. New schedule runs 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. after staff noted minimal use between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. and the site has been closing at 5.
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Overthrow Try Reported in Zambia Detentions Rise
Police have detained several persons in Lusaka after an attempt to overthrow President Kenneth Kaunda, according to the Johannesburg Star. Zambia lies in south-central Africa just north of Rhodesia.
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Boy Wounded as Des Moines Officer Fires in Domestic
Des Moines youth Richard G. Draper aged 6 was wounded by a flesh wound above the elbow after Patrolman John Thoren fired six shots at his father James S. Draper 23 during a domestic dispute. Draper allegedly charged with a shotgun and aimed at the officer, who returned fire through a wall.
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Kissinger to Visit Six Middle East Lands
Secretary of State Kissinger will tour six Middle East nations from December 13 to 17 as part of a U.S. push toward a Geneva peace conference around December 18. The visits include Egypt Saudi Arabia Syria Jordan Lebanon and Israel, with prior NATO talks in Brussels and a London stop.
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