Market Breaks Sharply After Heavy Trading In New York
The stock market fell notably late Tuesday amid heavy volume estimated at 98 million shares. Dow components slipped while several high flyers dropped 5 to 6 points. GM held a small gain after record earnings. Prices fell on the New York Stock Exchange as bonds stayed mostly unchanged.
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Texas Instruments
Admiral
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West Airlines
Litton
New
South Puerto Rico
Unclear Dividend Schedule Notes and Stock Terms
The document lists various footnotes and abbreviations related to dividend declarations and stock distributions. It references annual disbursements, ex-dividend and ex-distribution dates, and special payments. It also notes conditions like stock payments, overseas issues, and bankruptcy or receivership statuses.
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Hogs Steady To 25 Lower In Chicago Market
Chicago AP briefing reports butcher hog prices mostly steady to 25 cents lower at midweek trading. Slaughter steer prices held steady as market activity showed 5,000 hogs and 10,000 cattle in Wednesday estimates with sheep absent from the tally.
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Chicago
Chicago live stock market report
Chicago livestock prices show hogs at 29.50 to 29.75 for 190 to 225 pounds with varied lots. cattle slaughter steers steady with prime loads around 28.00 for 1,183 pounds. other steers 26.25 to 27.75. heifers 26.00 to 27.00. sows 24.75 to 25.50. sheep 100 to 107 pounds at 30.00 for slaughter lambs. overall activity moderate to fairly active with mixed grades reported.
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USDA
Cattle and hog market report from Des Moines bids
Des Moines UPI bulletin shows demand fair with butchers 25 to 50 cents lower and lows down 25 cents. Receipts estimated 20,000 Tuesday, week 88,000 and prior year 81,000. Monday 101,000. Prices listed for U S 1 3 and various live weights for cattle and hogs, including sow ranges.
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UPI
U.S
GM Reports Record Profits for 1965 Across All Measures
General Motors Corp. announced record 1965 net profits of 2.126 billion dollars, up 23 percent from 1964. Sales reached 20.7 billion, earnings per share 7.41, and dividends per share 5.25. Global payroll rose to 5.4 billion, employment to 734,600, with 7,278,000 cars and trucks sold, plus a fourth quarter net income of 587 million dollars.
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New York
General Motors Corp
U.S
Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
Cattle 5,500. Calves 100. Slaughter steers fairly active, strong to 25 cents higher. Heifers fully steady. Choice steers 25.25 to 26.00, several loads average high choice 25.25 to 26.50. Choice 24.25 to 25.25, upper half choice 25.5.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
UPI
Omaha Livestock Prices and Range for Calves and Cattle
UPI reports Omaha cattle prices with calves at 10 500 head, steer bids mostly steady, heifers 25 lower, cows up to 25 higher. High choice and prime 1 102-1 150 lb steers 27.40-27.50, end prime 27.00, other grades 25.75-26.75, select 25.25-25.75. Heifers 24.75-26.40, cows 16.75-18.00, utilities 17.00 in limited lots.
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Cedar Rapids Hog Market Edges Lower in Tuesday Trade
C R Markets reports Cedar Rapids hog prices 25 cents weaker than Monday. Bulk 200 to 230 lb butchers priced at 27.50 to 28.00, packing sows 300 lb and under bid 23.75 to 24.25 delivered at plant. Price adjustments apply per weight and grade above 270 to 300 lbs and 300 lbs for packers.
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Cedar Rapids
Local Market Prices Note Varied Bee Products
Fragmentary OCR lists prices for honey bees and related items with figures such as 39¢ and 36¢ and mentions medium and B 28, checks and sonar eggs 15c suggesting a price snapshot from a local market or catalog.
Grain futures firmer except feed grains in Chicago trading
The grain futures market showed a firmer trend on most commodities in Chicago trading. Wheat rose 5 to 6 cents a bushel while corn slipped, oats dropped up to 7 cents, rye gained 1 to 1.5 cents, and soybeans advanced about 14 to 18 cents as speculative support grew broader.
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Grain price list from Chicago market note
Chicago market update lists Wheat No 2 at 1.67 to 2.67 per unit, Corn No 2 Yellow around 1.30 to 1.40, Oats No 2 at 0.762 to 0.77, Soybeans No 1 Yellow about 2.85. Data reflects AP wire figures for grains with varying bid ranges.
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Wholesale prices drift in dairy and meat markets
AP reports live poultry prices steady to rising with value indicated for roast beef and special fed fryers. Butter markets show uneven wholesale prices with various grade scores listed. Potatoes arrival totals and U S shipments noted with Idaho russets and bakers tagged at specific price points.
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USDA
U.S
Idaho
New York Market Report Shows Mixed Dairy and Vehicles
AP dispatch notes limited demand and mixed prices across dairy creamery bids and vehicle offerings. It lists scores and weights for dairy products and references various heavy and light market segments with spotty demand.
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City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Events
Preschool story hour in the library auditorium with storyteller Mrs. Sam Nassif at 10 30 a m on Wednesday. Cocking's Yarn Shop at 947 7th Ave Marion offers adv. notices. Also listed are smoking cessation ads, a film at Jesse James restaurant about Darlington Southern 500 Races, a back-at-the Flame's Fox and Hounds Lounge adv, report cards for Cedar Rapids district, and several address corrections and local notices including Elks events and a fall incident.
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Senator Murphy calls extending Hatch Act to poverty program
California Senator George Murphy urges extending the Hatch Act ban on political activity by government officials to the war on poverty. He argues federal workers should be barred from campaigning or influencing policy while administering poverty programs.
Linn-Mar Eyes Pay Hikes Proposed for Teachers
Linn-Mar board members Ted Grenis and Dr. Gene Marner proposed roughly 7 percent raises for bachelor degree teachers and 10 percent for masters holders as part of a new salary schedule. They urged budgeting carefully due to district costs and discussed merit-like rewards and added staffing needs for next year.
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Gene Marner
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Linn-Mar
Marion council approves three phase paving plan for 1966
The Marion city council details phase one paving for several streets including South Eleventh Grand avenue and others with phase two and three to be determined. Crivaro advises against Squaw Creek sewer now due to costs. council to pursue north interceptor sewer and review easements while setting permanent and temporary easement payments. A cab driving permit is denied and rezoning moves forward. various ads and notices follow in the local section.
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Alcoa Reports Record Net Sales for 1965
Alcoa of America posted record net sales of 1.1656 billion dollars for 1965, up from 1.0369 billion in 1964. Net income reached 75.99 million dollars, or 3.41 a share, versus 60.76 million or 2.72 a share in 1964.
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Dial Reports Record Earnings for 1965
Dial Finance Co a Des Moines firm with Cedar Rapids office reported record earnings for 1965 totaling 5 014 057 dollars or 2 18 dollars per share. This was the fifth consecutive year of record earnings for the company which runs 286 offices in 31 states.
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