Stock Rally Blunted By Late Profit Taking
New York traders pulled back as profit taking trimmed gains on the market late Tuesday after a stronger session. Volume for the first four hours reached 10.32 million shares, with gains slightly ahead of losses on the NYSE. Glen Alden led advancing issues and several names including Sears Roebuck United Aircraft and International Paper posted meaningful moves amid Navy contract news.
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Sears Roebuck
U.S. Industries
Riegel Paper
International Paper
Seilon
United Aircraft
General Time
Chrysler
American Telephone
Stock Market Outcomes Amid Mixed Changes Across Decline and Gain
The market mixed with losses for American Photocopy Sperry Rand Pfizer and others while Goodrich, GE, General Foods, Montgomery Ward and Boeing gained. The trend continued higher on the American Stock Exchange with unofficial sales figures and extensive dividend footnotes detailing various ex-dividend and stock-transaction nuances.
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Sperry Rand
Pfizer
Goodrich
General Electric
General Foods
Montgomery Ward
Boeing
American Stock Exchange
Live Stock Receipts and Price Ranges for Chicago Market
Official Wednesday receipts total 8 000 cattle 6 000 hogs 300 sheep. Hog prices steady to 50c higher. cattle slaughter steers mostly steady to 25 lower. lambs strong. Hog detailed ranges 190 230 lb 19 20 260 290 lb 16 17 25 higher sows 15 16 350 400 lb. Cattle mainly 26 27 for 900 1050 lb heifers and 27 for top steer yield grades. Sheep 90 110 lb lambs 23 24 and ewes 4 6.50.
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Chicago
USDA
Oregon push for Rockefeller on Oregon ballot
Six Republican leaders opened a drive in Portland to draft Nelson Rockefeller for the Oregon presidential primary. They announced they would quickly set up organizational machinery to support the Rockefeller campaign.
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Nelson Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Des Moines Hog Market Steady Amid Strong Demand
Trade remains fairly active with good demand for butchers and sows. Prices show steady to slightly higher levels with Friday and Tuesday receipts tracked against last week and year ago figures.
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Des Moines
UPI
U.S
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market prices Tuesday
C. R. Markets reported steady hog prices with Tuesday deliveries ranging 17.75 to 18.25 for 200 to 220 lb butchers, and sow prices 14.75 to 15.00 for 300 lb down. Cattle prices featured prime steers at 26.00 to 26.50 and standard heifers at 18.00 to 31.50, with various discounts by weight and grade. Sheep, poultry, wool, and grain prices were listed for delivered purchases.
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Cedar Rapids
Wheat Futures Fall on Liquidation amid Limited Support
Wheat futures declined on liquidation with local trade and scant sustaining demand. At the close prices were about one cent per bushel lower for wheat with corn steady to down, oats fractional losses, rye down modestly, and soybeans mixed around unchanged to five cents higher.
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Chicago
Chicago grain and soy prices summary
Chicago prices show Wheat No 2 hard 1 53 2n No 2 soft regular Corn No 2 yellow 14 453 No 2 yellow 1 10 2 No 4 yellow Moeta 0 43 No 5 yellow 98 2 1 0112 Qats No 2 heavy white 7938 7en Soybeans No 2 66n Soybean oil 8 5.
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Sioux City Livestock Cattle Prices Decline
Sioux City AP USDA report shows cattle at 7,500 head with steers and heifers weak to 25 lower. Choice 1,050-1,300 lb steers 25.50-26.50, choice heifers 24.25-25.25.
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Sioux City
USDA
Omaha cattle market report with mixed slaughter prices
UPI records Omaha cattle prices with 10 000 cattle and 50 calves traded. High choice and prime at 1100 to 1150 pounds quoted 26.25 for steers, 25.75 to 26.00 for high choice, 24.25 to 25.00 for good and choice. 1025 pound heifers 25.75 to 25.50, 24.00 to 25.25 for choice. Canners and cutters 15.00 to 16.25.
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Omaha
UPI
Midwest carrot meat trade and cattle prices report
Des Moines AP USDA notes Monday's Midwest meat trade with steer beef largely steady and rare weaknesses above 700 pounds. Steers 600-800 pounds bring 41.75 to 42.50, good 38.50 to 39.00. Heifer 500-700 pounds 40.25 to 40.50, good 37. Canner and cutter cows about 35.00.
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Iowa Livestock Auction Report January 5 6 1940s style
Federal State Market News Service notes four Iowa auctions. Cattle in southern area mostly steady. steer calves and heifer calves down. Feeder steers steady. western and northern areas not reported. Hogs, lambs, and replacement ewes show varied prices, with feeders and slaughter classes described across weight ranges and regions.
Chicago and New York Wholesale Produce Prices Report
Wholesale buying prices hold steady across categories in Chicago and New York. Roasters 24-27 cents, butter grades and egg offerings noted with mixed changes, standards and whites fluctuating, potatoes arrivals and shipper totals listed, regional carrot and russet prices cited.
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USDA
U.S
Idaho
Minn
North Dakota
NEW York Produce
NEW York
Court Overrules Romney Action in Michigan
Michigan Supreme Court, in a 5-1 ruling, overruled Gov. George Romney’s dismissal of Maj. Gen. Ronald McDonald as adjutant general. The court said Romney acted contrary to law because the Department of Military Affairs had not yet been organized under the constitution.
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Mich
Michigan Supreme Court
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Ronald McDonald
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State Department of Military Affairs
Courthouse Withdraws Road Vacation Petitions After Hearing Standoff
A road west of Springville was debated as residents objected to vacating the route for a potential subdivision nearby. The board of supervisors and petitioners ultimately withdrew their road vacation petitions amid concerns over an unsafe bridge and access to fields.
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Board of Supervisors
Witwer Grocer Co
Bill Harrington
Marion Traffic Code Section Voided by Judge
District Judge Harold D. Victor voided a portion of the Marion traffic code stating that violation of Iowa statutory law of the road constitutes a code violation. The ruling upheld a demurrer in the case of William L. Duncan who was fined $20 for failure to yield the right of way on January 16, 1967, at Ninth Avenue and Twelfth Street and appealed after a January 27 guilty finding.
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Harold D. ‘Victor
Iowa
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Earnings Loss at Cherry Burrell in Fiscal Year
Cherry Burrell Corp of Cedar Rapids reported net sales of 29.72 million dollars for the year ended Oct 31, an 18 percent rise from the prior year. The company posted a net loss of 957,957 dollars, or 2.55 dollars per common share, versus a 629,261 dollar profit last year.
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Cedar Rapids
Kennedy accepts guilty plea in assault case
Larry D. Kennedy, 23, of 860% Forty-fourth Street SE, pleaded guilty in Linn district court to assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. Judge Paul Naughton sentenced him to one year in the Anamosa men's reformatory to run concurrently with a 1964 Hamilton county larceny sentence. The indictment followed a Dec. 16 stabbing of Donald B. Stewart at the Kennedy home.
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Anamosa
Hamilton County
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No Trouble at U. of Iowa over Army Recruiters
Army recruiters began three days of interviewing officer candidates at the University of Iowa with no sign of trouble from antiwar protesters who staged noisy demonstrations earlier. Officials flag potential future issues as Marine visits return and a grand jury reviews possible conspiracy charges against demonstrators.
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Dow Chemical Co
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