Modest Stock Gain Extends Technical Rally
New York based financial markets show a modest advance as trading stays moderately active. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rises 34 to 835.33 amid uncertain legislative prospects. Texaro leads NYSE volume while Sambo’s Restaurants falls on the American Exchange. NYSE composite gains to 46.46 and Amex value index adds to 81.62.
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Markets Show Mixed Moves Across Stocks and Commodities
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Canadian Prices Up 0.9 Percent
Ottawa reports Canada’s consumer price index rose 0.9 percent in November, driven by higher shelter, transportation, and food costs. The index is 10.4 percent higher than a year ago, with October showing the same monthly gain.
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Cedar Rapids hog market rises amid mixed hog and cattle quotes
In Cedar Rapids trading, hog prices lifted with No 1 200-230 lb butchers at 47.50-48.00 while No 2-3 270-330 lb steers showed 41.75-45.00. Sows around 34-38 price range. cattle and dairy products cited, with grain items listed for delivery and regional market activity noted as slow to moderate.
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Banks of Iowa declares quarterly dividend of 25 cents
Directors of Banks of Iowa Inc declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of 25 cents per share. The dividend is payable in March with shareholders of record on February 24. Banks of Iowa is the largest Iowa based bank holding company, with Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids among its subsidiaries.
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Corn and Beans End Higher on Dull Trading Day
Wheat mixed, corn and soybeans rise while overall activity remains light. Farmers hold harvest for better prices as export news stays quiet and Chicago futures show modest gains amid thin participation by commercial firms.
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March to April Close Prey 3840 Rule
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Besieged IRA Gunmen End Their 36-Hour Silence
London reporters say IRA gunmen in a downtown apartment resumed talks with police after 36 hours of silence. They refused to discuss hostages status, but a rope lowered a portable toilet from a third floor window indicated they remain defiant yet engaged with police.
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Labor Council Endorses Cedar Rapids Civic Center Plan
The Crawkeye Labor Council AFL-CIO endorsed a Cedar Rapids community center with a proposed 7 million bond issue. Robert Carson, executive secretary, cited jobs downtown development and a larger tax base, claiming the financing could cost taxpayers nothing.
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Cedar Rapids News Briefs Stereo Theft Reported
A burglary at 1218 Second Avenue SE Thursday saw a stereo and AM FM receiver worth 176 dollars, two speakers valued at 50 dollars, and a gold watch valued at 50 dollars stolen from Ady M O Connors residence. Kirk Farlusy and Faet Christ Boutique on 4027 Council NE Friday Saturday.
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Levi Calls for Clarification of FBI Authority
Washington Attorney General Edward Levi urged Congress to clarify FBI governing laws to prevent past grave abuses. He criticized the current statutory base as unsatisfactory and supported stronger oversight and privacy protections, while noting disagreements with a justice committee on reform recommendations. The hearing also covered broader oversight and past congressional powers.
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Man Pleads Guilty To a Lesser Charge
Charles Edwera Jackson of Fifteenth Street pleads guilty to assault with intent to commit great bodily harm in Linn district court. Judge James Carter orders sentencing set for December 24. Nearby details mention meters stolen and a prior charge of assault with infant, though the record reflects the lesser charge.
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