New York Stock Market Mixed in Early Trading
Selected composite prices from United Press International show Abbott, AmEx and many blue chips moving in early trade as investors weigh profits, dividends and market signals. Transport and technology names appear with varied gains and losses across several industries.
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Financial Indexes Reported by Standard & Poor's
New York based Standard Poor's hourly indexes for Monday show values including 400 200 6400 and 13.50 per share. The note indicates up-to-date financial news appears daily in The Gazette.
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Stocks Hold Steady as Investors Worry Over Dollar Rises
New York stocks moved little as investors fretted over a weaker dollar and higher interest rates. The Dow dipped 0.25 to 612.19 at 1:15 p.m. EDT amid mixed NYSE and AMEX activity and a 34 year high in prime lending rates. The Conference Board forecast expansion through 1979, delaying recession fears.
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Cedar Rapids hog and sheep market and grain price report
Monday markets show hog prices down by one dollar with bulk buyers paying 45 to 46 dollars for 200 to 230 lb butchers. heavier hogs receive discounts up to 1 dollar per 10 lb increments. Sheep rise one dollar with spring lambs at 52 to 54 dollars. Grain prices edge changes with July corn at 2.24, August 2.23, new crop 2.15. soybeans July 6.75, August 6.70, new crop 5.90. oats 1.28. Des Moines eggs largely steady with farm prices 12 to 41 cents per dozen depending on grade and size.
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Competition Winners in Sunday's duplicate Mitchell movement
Winners and standings from Sundays duplicate Mitchell movement at Cedar Rapids Woman's Club list North-South victors Mildred McCray and Leona Hines with Ruth Helm and Norman O'Connor as runners-up. East-West winners Joe Verbick and Bruce Cuthbertson followed by Esther Hendryx and Jeanne Mainer. Additional results include handicap medalist rankings and flight placements with names, scores, and special event medalists.
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DoJu Karate Iowa Winners Roster Reported
Karate students from the Iowa School of DoJu Karate earned placing in belt class events. Karate Bill Goodkin took first in brown belt weapon Kata and second in brown belt form. Mark Griffioen placed first in pee-wee Kata and third in sparring. Vicki Novak finished second in advanced women's sparring and third in black belt Kata.
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Hawkeye Sailing Club Winners at Lake Macbride
Weekend races at Lake Macbride award top positions to sailors from the Hawkeye club. In the first race Mike Brody won a 470, Gene Dmytryk placed second in a Hobie 16, and Sarah Muret finished third in a Laser. The second race saw Brody first, Dmytryk second, Arnie Small third in a 505. Dmytryk led the third race with Brody second and Lane Davis third in a Banshee.
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Dollar slides as gold rises on global markets
The dollar fell against major currencies in early European trading as gold gained. The dollar traded around 201.525 yen in Tokyo, down from 203.325, with a softer tone noted ahead of the Bonn summit. Gold moved to about 185.50 in London and 186.125 in Zurich.
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Livestock Market Report from Sioux City and Chicago
Sioux City cattle trade slow with steers 1.00 lower on light weights while cows hold firm. Hogs 8,000 head mostly 1.00 lower with U S 1-2 200-240 ibs at 46 47. Bulls and sows also weak. Chicago bulk USDA prices show eggs unchanged with Grade A deliveries at 59-62 for extra large and 44-46 for mediums.
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Love conquers mail service in Kansas City wedding
Kevan Staples and DeAnn Latimer wed after three attempts at invitations. First set lost in mail spurred Houston postmaster to spend 173 dollars of his own funds to send Mailgrams. couple to live in Houston.
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Des Moines Market Reports Show Mixed Livestock Demand
Livestock trade moderate with mostly lower prices across hogs and sows. Beet and pork markets show slow demand with varying trims and weights, while Chicago grain quotes list No 2 hard red spring wheat and corn futures in light trading.
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Livestock price report from Joliet Webster City Omaha notes
Summary of Monday livestock prices across Joliet, Webster City and Omaha. Cattle and hog prices fall varied by class with steers, heifers and sows showing mixed moves. Estimated receipts include cattle and hogs at Joliet and Webster City. Also notes John Calvin born in 1509.
Joint effort on parasites vaccine research begins
Australia and Indonesia launch a three year project to develop a vaccine against hookworm and other parasites. Researchers from both nations will collaborate on the program aimed at controlling parasitic infections in the region.
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