New York stocks composite prices at 10 30 a m NYT UPi
Read by United Press International shows wide moves across many large names with percentages and price data. The table lists Abbot Lud, Alcan, American standard, Amex, Boeing, Dow Jones components, and many others with last prices and percent changes as of 10 30 a m in New York.
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Amex stock quotes and prices as of 11 20 am NYT
United Press International reports Amex stock prices for a broad set of listed companies as of 11 20 am. The table includes tickers such as Petrol CrownC FordCan and Syntex among others, with figures for last price and daily change.
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Standard & Poor's Indexes Market Hours Report
New York UPI notes the hourly Standard and Poor's index data for Monday showing figures across industries utilities and facilities. Prev close 107.26 and 107.33 with related price changes and index values for the session.
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Oil report lifts stocks after modest oil price hope
New York shares rose as a Middle Eastern newspaper suggested Arab producers would propose only a 5 percent oil price increase at the OPEC meeting. The Dow edged up to 815.14 around 1 15 p.m. EST, with 656 Advances to 625 Declines on 1,763 issues. NYSE turnover neared 11.74 million shares.
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Iowa hogs and Midwest meat market notes from Des Moines
UPI reports slow hog trade with 1.00 lower butchers and sows down, mixed weights priced 44.00 to 50.50. Egg prices steady to higher with Grade A 53-57c, farm egg markets tight. Beef and pork bids show slow to fair activity. steer beef around 84.00 for 550-900 lb, choose heifer beef 77.50 for 500-700 lb, pork loins 14-22 lb around 81-92c per lb, packer demand light and plants operating short.
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Market prices for grains and eggs reported Monday
CHICAGO AP reports Wheat No 2 hard red winter 3.57 2n No 2 soft red winter 3.74 an Corn No 2 yellow 2.3244n 2.29 n hopper 2.29 n box Oats No 2 heavy 1.394n Soybeans No 2 yellow 6.76Y2n Bulk selling prices per USDA Eggs prices to delivery unchanged Retail carton prices Grade A extra large 72-75 large 71-73 mediums 66-68.
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Canney adds his voice to noise advisory unit
Cedar Rapids mayor Don Canney, named to the Iowa DEQ noise advisory committee, travels to Des Moines Tuesday to discuss a statewide noise control program. The committee, including other officials and residents like Joan Lipsky, will review programs, assess needs, and consider a state plan with possible local implementation.
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Central City youth arrested after resisting officers
A 17 year old Central City youth who sought police help was arrested late Saturday at the Prairie Moon Ballroom Prairieburg on charges of criminal trespass and resisting arrest. He grabbed an officer twice as security guards tried to eject him after he complained about a friend’s alleged assault outside. The youth resisted and force was used. he was referred to Linn County Juvenile Probation Office.
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Standard chief foresees modest gas price rise next year
Standard Oil of Indiana chairman John Swearingen told CBS on Face the Nation that gasoline could climb about five cents a gallon next year. He said premium unleaded remains scarce due to demand, but regular unleaded is plentiful nationwide. He warned supply and prices depend on refinery worker strikes and wage demands exceeding Carter's seven percent guideline.
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Woman reports assault at Collins Radio Building
A Hiawatha woman told police she was assaulted by two men during a break at Collins Radio Building 106 on 400 Collins Road NE. They pushed her against a wall around 1 p.m., injuring her back. She did not know the suspects but had seen them before. She was treated and released from Mercy Hospital.
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Mount Vernon man injured in single car crash near Springville
A 23-year-old Mount Vernon man, Dennis R. Shelton, suffered minor injuries in a one car crash south of Springville when he reportedly lost control on a curve on County Road X-20. His vehicle crossed a farm driveway, knocked down two mailboxes, and ended in a ditch. He was treated and released at Mercy Hospital in Cedar Rapids and charged with failure to have control.
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Omaha Livestock Prices Monday Report
AP USDA livestock round up from Omaha shows hogs priced across weight ranges with declines of 25 cents to 1 dollar, cattle and calves mostly steady to higher with steers and heifers up 25, and cows steady. Estimated Tuesday receipts: cattle and calves 5,000, hogs 4,500.
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State to defend Turner in suit in Des Moines
The Iowa Executive Council authorized hiring a Des Moines attorney to defend Attorney General Richard C. Turner in a $200,000 lawsuit filed by Tony and Caroline Nelson, owners of ToNeCa Inc., who lost two massage parlors in a 1976 Des Moines crackdown. They allege Turner and state defendants deprived them of livelihood.
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Recession a strong possibility shadows 1979 outlook
The Conference Board cautions a strong possibility of a recession in 1979 amid persistent inflation. It forecasts real GNP growth of 2.0 to 2.4 percent after inflation, 6.5 percent unemployment, and a 7.7 percent rise in consumer prices. Corporate profits are seen rising 4.5 percent to 185.8 billion, not keeping pace with inflation.
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Justice McCormick Chairs Iowa Rhodes Committee
Iowa Supreme Court Justice Mark McCormick will chair the Iowa Rhodes Scholarship selection panel for 1978. The Iowa group will meet to pick two nominees to face the Midwest committee in Minneapolis, which will name four Rhodes winners from six-state nominees. Joining McCormick are Mark Schantz, Bille Carlson, Don Alan Smith, and Eleanor Birch.
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Steel imports forecast 20 percent drop for 1979
The Commerce Department projects a 20 percent fall in steel imports to about 16 million tons in 1979 while exports stay at 2.5 million tons. The department notes prior high import volumes came from hedge buying ahead of a trigger price system.
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