Stock Tables and Prices From NYSE Composite Listings
A dense excerpt shows nationwide composite prices for selected NYSE stocks and Amex listings. It includes company names such as Lockheed, Boeing, Textron, Union Carbide, Us Steel, and many others with last price, change, and percent change data. Also present are dividend notes, market indices, and the Dow Jones and S&P summaries.
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Westve
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White Motor
Whitter
Wickes
Williamsc
Winnox
Woolwh
Xerox Cp
ZaleCorp
Zoyre Corp
ZenithRad
Zurn_ind
Amex
Boston
Cincinnati
Institutionsacific
U- Midwest
United Press International
Dow tumbles as interest-rate fears pull stocks lower
UPI reports a broad stock decline led by the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 4.84 points to 851.86 by mid afternoon amid fears higher rates could slow economic growth. NYSE index slipped 0.32 to 55.57 with 911 declines to 411 advances among 1779 issues. Three hour volume reached about 16.65 million shares. In Des Moines the Federal State Market News Service cited steady undertone for farm markets with heavy off-farm movement and near-capacity plant operation. Eggs and poultry prices varied as demand stayed slow and supplies cleared to breakers at unchanged or near unchanged values.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
U.S. West North Central
Des Moines
Federal State Market News Service
Weekend assault charges filed against five individuals
Seven people were arrested over the weekend including five charged with assault. Mark Faltinson, 18, 515 Ninth St. SW, is accused of assault and criminal mischief after allegedly swinging an ax at Tim Berry and a friend Friday night. Berry avoided treatment for minor injuries. Robert L. Galli, 43, 1130 24th St., Marion, allegedly punched Gale McCullough at Legion Lanes. Marilyn D. Fowler, 34, 717 First Lt. SW, was charged with intoxication and assault after kicking an officer during booking. Linda L. Molyneaux, 31, 525 Eighth Ave. SE, faces assault after a disturbance at the Log Cabin. Marlene Wilson, 28, 812 Ninth St. SE, charged with assault in connection with an unwanted guest call at the Log Cabin. An 11-year-old from a New Providence group home was charged with motor vehicle theft, escape, hit-and-run, and no Iowa license after stealing a car in Eldora and fleeing Cedar Rapids officers. A 16-year-old rural Palo girl was charged with motor vehicle larceny for taking a motorcycle from Mark Newcomb and is in juvenile detention.
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Mark Faltinson
Ninth St. SW
Faltinson
Tim Berry
11Th St. NW
Berry
Robert L. Galli
24Th St
Marion
Gale McCullough
N Ave
Legion Lanes
Fourth Ave
Cedar Rapids
Marilyn D. Fowler
Fowler
Ron Fleming
Linda L. Molyneaux
Eighth Ave. SE
Ance
E Ave. NW
Marlene Wilson
Ninth St. SE
Eldora
Sixth Avenue
Second Street
Linn County
Palo
Mark Newcomb
Crestridge Drive
Retail sales dip 0.2 percent in May
Commerce Department reports May retail spending fell 0.2 percent to 63.7 billion dollars after April’s gain. Auto sales declined to 12.8 billion though remain 9.6 percent higher than May 1977. Treasury Secretary Blumenthal called inflation a worrisome thing with year outlook around 6.5 to 7 percent.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Livestock Tuesday market report from Des Moines
UPI reports moderate trade and demand in Des Moines with butchers steady to 50 lower. No. 1-3 hogs 200-230 lb at 48.50-49.50, 230-250 lb 47.75-49.50, heavier weights and sows also priced, receipts 85,000 estimated.
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Des Moines
UPI
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Edges Lower on Butchers
The Cedar Rapids hog market Tuesday slid 50 to 1.00 per cwt for butchers while sows held steady. Delivered 200 to 230 lb hogs brought 48.00 to 49.00 dollars per cwt, packing sows around 41.00 to 42.00. Heavier weights saw progressive price reductions by weight breaks up to 550 lbs.
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Cedar Rapids
Wilson Foods
First Mid-America High Choice
Chicago
Chicago High Choice
Mercantile Exchange
Mid-America
East Iowa grain prices steady for corn soybeans and oats
Cedar Rapids market reports May and June crop prices for corn hold at 2.37 with new 1978 crop at 2.26 old white corn 3.23 for old and 2.88 for new. Soybeans May 6.825 June 6.795 new 5.98. Oats old 1.39 new 1.35. Regional dairy and meat notes follow with livestock and pork price shifts and general market activity.
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Cedar Rapids
Promer Grain
Telone
Truck driver charged in fatal rural Iowa crash
Benton County Attorney files charges of improper passing and speeding against Rocky Graveman 21 of Dysart in a semitrailer collision on Highway 30 nine miles west of Cedar Rapids. Victims include Kathy Jo Fredericks 26 Ronald Ray Fredricks 26 and Shannon Amrein 5. They were returning from a Bible camp near Nevada.
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Palo
Benton County
Larry Schlue
Rocky G. Graveman
Dysart
Kathy Jo Fredericks
Cedar Rapids
Fredericks
Ronald Ray Fredricks
Plea bargains end with fines for Jorgensens in tax case
A 73-year-old Alice Jorgensen and daughter-in-law Dorothy Jorgensen accepted a plea to one tax evasion count in Cedar Rapids federal court. Judge McManus gave 18 months probation and fines of 5000 for Alice and 10000 for Dorothy, with a week to pay.
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Snea City
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Attorney’s Office
U.S
James Reynolds
Edward J. McManus
McManus
Alice Jorgensen
Robert
Dorothy Jorgensen
Dorothy
Alice
Inlaw
Internal Revenue Service
Jorgensens
Swea City
Polaroid Kodak talks break down in patent dispute
Polaroid Corp and Eastman Kodak Co failed to reach an out of court settlement after year long negotiations on a patent infringement suit. Polaroid will continue to pursue the matter in court as the Boston case filed April 1976 remains unresolved. Kodak began talks in April 1977 to settle the litigation.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Polaroid Corp
Eastman Kodak Co
Polaroid
U.S
Boston
Eastman Kodak
Kodak
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