Stocks Endure Losses on New York Exchange
New York AP reports stocks fell in moderate trading with about 150 more declines than advances on the NYSE. Prices showed a broad drift lower from the open as brokers said lack of buying inspiration held prices down. Active issues included Atlantic Richfield up 1 percent to 56, Dun & Bradstreet down 1 percent to 55, Ampex down 15 to 39, Varian Associates up 2 to 27, Polaroid down 1 to 94, Brunswick up 7 to 15.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Atlantic Richfield
Dun & Bradstreet
Ampex
Varian Associates
Leasco Data
Polaroid
Brunswick
Towa
T.C. Henderson and Co
Ins Fund
Beatrice Foods Aeapee
Consolidated Ree Dice, Inc
United Group Peae Guardsman Pa
Lite Invest
Iowa
Mapco
Mid-America
Dow Jones
Averas
Lass Wilson and Co
Jon Logan Te Alcantu
Melea
Kerr Mc
Ty Weine
Am Hess
Kresge
Ale “ Kroger
AcrySuqa
Uae
Am. Motors
Corp
Anrmour
MackeCo
Atlas Che
Wenger
Avon
Ale Corp
Mobil
Henry
Cas
Motorola
MiSiatt
Bucy Budd
Bank Ramo
Nat Steel
Nattea
Castiel Serer
NortomkWst
Erro
Norris
Amr
Ohio
Ohiocais
arkeUavis
Pepsico
Euriiss
Vy iinevBw
Psvceg
inSham
Ubikind
DillonCo
Pullman
Questor ionChmressind
Ralst
Pont
Rance Inc
A. Lin
Ansteel Inc
Genesco
Steriorua
Gerber
Ettvo
Rey
IdahoPw
Cedar Rapids Hog and Sheep Market Prices Steady Tuesday
Cedar Rapids hog market shows steady prices with Monday deliveries for 200 to 230 lb butchers at 28.00 to 28.50, sows 24.50 to 25.00, and weight and grade based reductions. Sheep report 85 to 100 lb lambs at 28.00 to 29.00, other lambs 25 to 28, ewes 5.00, poultry prices listed, grain and egg prices delivered.
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Cedar Rapids
Rites Wednesday for Owen Tompkins 72
Owen Tompkins 72 a Marengo dairy farmer died Monday in University hospitals at Iowa City born May 17 1897 in rural Iowa county married Orriel Randolph Jan 18 1921 in Marengo where he farmed all his life Survivors include his wife one son James R of Marengo one daughter Mrs James Freeze of Hawaii one brother and one sister and six grandchildren Services Wednesday at 1 30 First Presbyterian church Hoover Valentines
Ralph E. Robinson Dies at Blairstown
Ralph E. Robinson 64 longtime Blairstown farmer carpenter and contractor died Monday Born Feb 14 1906 in Illinois he married Fannie Martin March 12 1929 in Cedar Rapids Survivors include his wife four daughters Lavenne Harris Harvey Maschmann Mrs William O’Brien and Mrs William Pickart his father John Bloomington Ill two sisters one brother and nine Services Thursday at 2 pm Peffers Halverson’s
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Ralph E. Robinson
Blairstown
Illinois
Fannie Martin
Cedar Rapids
Lavenne Harris
Harvey Maschmann
Millersburg
William O’brien
William Pickart
Norway
John
Bloomington
Peffers-Halverson’s
Wood Shoes Still Worn by Dutch Nationwide
The wooden shoe image defining the Netherlands persists as a cultural symbol, but today only about 700,000 of more than 12 million Dutch residents still wear them.
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Netherlands
Hogs Steady To 25 Cents Higher on Tuesday Market
Chicago AP wires report USDA estimates Wednesday cattle 5,500 hogs 3,000 sheep none. Butcher hogs sold steady to 25 cents higher Tuesday. Slaughter steers steady to strong. Partial load slaughter limbs held steady.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Cattle Dictate Day
Chicago AP cattle and hog market summary reports 2500 hogs and 1200 cattle with varied prices. Hogs steady to higher across weight ranges while sows gain. Slaughter steers and heifers show mixed gains with yield grades and weights noted. Sheep steady with light demand and good wool lambs at 28 dollars.
Des Moines Hog Prices Mixed as Demand Steady
Trade moves fairly active with good demand in Des Moines. Butchers and sows mostly steady with some 25 cent increases. Estimated receipts Tuesday 80,000. week ago 71,000. year ago 100,000. Monday 76,000. U S 1 3 200 230 lb butchers 28.00 29.00. 230 240 lb 27.75 28.75. 2 3 240 260 lb 27.25 28.50. 260 280 lb 26.25 27.50. 2 4 280 300 lb 25.25 26.50. U S 1 3 270 330 lb sows 24.25 25.25. 330 400 lb 23.75 24.75. 2 3 400 450 lb 23.25 24.00. 450 550 lb 22.25 23.50.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Des Moines
UPI
U.S
DRESSED MEATS TRADE REPORT FROM DES MOINES
AP USDA report from Des Moines notes August steer beef mostly steady to down, heifer beef steady, pork cuts and picnics up about 50 cents, seedless bellies and skinned hams showing varied prices. Examples include beef 600-700 lb at 45.50, 500-700 lb at 45.50, pork cuts 14-17 lb at 35.50, and seedless bellies over 16 lb at 37.50 to 27.00 with skinned hams 14-17 lb at 53.00.
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Des Moines
USDA
Midwest
Lowa
Boston Butts
Grains Sagas as Soybeans Lead Trade
Grains trade was mixed and active with soybeans at the center. Strong demand for soybean products supported buying orders in futures while corn and oats eased and rye showed mixed moves in March contracts.
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Chicago
Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
UPI reports Sioux City cattle market activity with steady slaughter steer and heifer quotes. Slaughter steers 1000 to 1300 pounds fetch 28.50 to 29.50 with some loads at 30.00 to 30.15. Heifers around 1050 pounds bring 28.00 to 28.75, with a load including some prime at 29.00 to 29.50.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
UPI
Chicago cash grain quotes from AP report
Wheat No 2 hard yellow 1.57n No 2 soft red 1.57n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.26s n. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 65 4n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.59% Soybean oil 11.92n.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Chicago AP Butter Prices and Potato Market Notes
CME reports steady wholesale butter with minor price shifts across grades A to B and 93 score. 80 percent or better A whites and russets show varied figures. Potatoes show total shipments 321 arrivals 56 with regional pricing for Burbanks and Russets. new offerings light and few sales recorded.
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Chicago
U.S
Burbanks
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Wisconsin
Michigan
Omaha cattle market report details by weight and grade
UPI reports at Omaha cattle sale, 5 500 head, calves 100. Slaughter steers and heifers steady with high choice and prime at 1050 to 1150 pounds around 29.75 to 29.50 for various weights. Heifers 29.60 for 1000 to 1025 pounds, feeders 28.50 to 29.50. Cows 21.50 to 23.00, canners 19.50 to 21.50, bulk good and choice prices prominent.
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Omaha
UPI
New York Produce Market Report on Egg Offerings
New York wholesale egg offerings are heavy on large and medium sizes with fair demand Tuesday. Standards quoted 46 to 48. Whites with Fancy large at 50, two and a half for medium 47 to 48. Fancy smalls uncertain. Butter offerings ample with fair demand. Prices unchanged.
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NEW York Produce
NEW York
USDA
Community notices and local events roundup
Local briefs list NARCE Chapter 133 meeting at 1:30 p.m. in Gray YMCA. UAW retirees potluck noon at Ellis YMCA. Story hour at downtown library 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. Public color films 7:30 p.m. Sokol Hall puppy raising show. Bloomfield reports Paul Kauzlarcih, 22, of Cincinnati, killed in a one car crash on Route 2 seven miles east of town.
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Ellis Ymca
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Bloomfield
Paul Kauzlarcih
Cincinnati
Town
Here
Hydro-Space Revamps Five Year Plan Under Cash Crunch
Hydro-Space Systems Corp. outlines a revised five year development plan and says it will not close. CEO Roger J. Pierce reports sales rose to about 1 million in 1969 from 366 thousand in 1968 and cites a needed 500 thousand capital injection to reach break even. The firm missed a planned 1 million stock offering due to tight money markets and cannot accept a 250 thousand government contract without financing. Production continues on contracts including FAA radio transceivers as cash flow remains tight.
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I. Tig
Benkruetcy
Securitee & Nh Companies
Hydro-Space Systems Corp
Cedar Rapids Oceanography-Electronics
Roger J. Pierce
Hydro-Space
Pierce
New York
Federal Aviation Agency
Dr Johnson Plans Private Practice in Dubuque
Dr Douglas Johnson told The Gazette he will start private practice in Dubuque as an associate of Dr Richard Lee after leaving Oakdale security facility. He noted Lee is a consultant to Anamosa state reformatory but he does not plan that activity now. Johnson resigned from Oakdale effective March 8.
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Iowa City
Douglas Johnson
the Gazette
Oakdale
Richard Lee
Dubuque
Lee
Anamosa
Johnson
Evansdale Man Dies From Burns After Gas Explosion
Evansdale resident Richard Koppinger aged 26 died from burns suffered in a Sunday gas leak explosion at his home. He passed away Monday at University Hospitals in Iowa City after the incident.
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Evansdale
Richard Koppinger
Koppinger
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids notices roundup and local events
Community notices list a Kirkwood Community College board meeting, Western Sokol Slot committee gathering, a Spring Fabric Sale at Vernon Village, Sharon Klouda making Wartburg College dean’s list, Cedar Valley Rock and Mineral Society program at VFW hall, slide show by Bob and Mary Pratt, Orient travel feature at Cedar Rapids Public Library, a $29 383 postal grant announced by Senator Miller, theft report from Burch Construction Co., and zodiac wallpaper advertisement at Cedar Rapids Paint.
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Rock, Mineral Society
Cedar Valley Rock and Mineral Society
VFW Hall
Bob and Mary Pratt
Waterloo
U.S. Post Office
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Jack Miller
A-Iowa
Local man killed in Davis City collision
Donald Keith Garner, 46, of rural New Virginia, died Monday when his pickup collided with a semi truck in Davis City.
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Davis City
Donald Keith Garner
New Virginia
Nissen Reports Million Dollar Sales Increase
Nissen Corp of Cedar Rapids reports over one million dollars more in sales for the first nine months of its fiscal year, totaling 4.8 million vs 3.7 million a year earlier. Earnings drop to 191,343 or 47 cents a share due to costs from new subsidiaries and establishing district offices. Third quarter sales reach 1.7 million, earnings 74,716 or 18 cents a share, down from prior year.
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Nissen Corp
Cedar Rapids
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