Financial market snapshot and stock listings in The Gazette
A dense listing of stocks, prices, and dividends from The Gazette dated June 16 1978. It includes figures for United States and international stocks, dividend notes, price changes, and a closing at market hours with indices such as Dow Jones and S&P quoted. Major corporations like CocaCola, IBM, Gulf, and Texaco appear among many others.
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Amex
United Press International
Adobe O
Dome Petro
Fisher Ptee
Ae Vet Giant
Hormel
Vu HoustOil
McCulich
Mitchiie
RemaArms
RescCott
Solitron Dev
Syntex
Teleflex Wi
Usfiller
Standard&poor' S
New York
Standard & Poor
Stocks Fall as Rates Rise On Wall Street
UPI reports investors push stocks lower as prime lending rate climbs to 8 percent for top corporate borrowers. Dow slips to 841.91 around 1 15 p.m. EDT while NYSE index drops to 55.12 amid 1 736 issues traded. Market turnover about 16.51 million shares. Des Moines prices show farm eggs and livestock price variations across regions Joliet cattle and hog markets noted with limited sales and modest gains.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Citibank
Wall Street Journal
Fed
NYSE
Iowa Poultry Markets Mixed as Slaughter Schedules Load
Farm and commercial poultry trades show light demand and mostly steady quotes. Slaughter schedules are generally filled for next week with offerings and bookings moderate for pickup in the last two weeks of July at open prices. Prices range 7 to 8 cents per pound.
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U.S. West North Central States
Des Moines
Federal State Market News Service
Cedar Rapids Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock and Grain Prices
Cedar Rapids hog market held steady with 200 to 230 lb butchers at 48.00 to 48.50 and sows around 41.00 to 41.50, with lighter and heavier weight discounts noted. Sheep market also steady at 57.00 to 59.00 for spring lambs, while grain and dairy prices declined or held, including corn around 2.30 to 2.32 for June/July and soybeans about 6.50 to 5.83 for new crops, per Pro Farmer Grain data.
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Cedar Rapids
Pro Farmer Grain
Wilson Foods
First Mid-America Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
First Mid-America
Livestock Report Des Moines Hog Prices Slip and Rise
UPI notes slow to moderate demand in Des Moines cattle and hog market. Butchers steady to higher on lighter weights, sows mostly steady to lower, with price ranges for various weight classes. Estimated receipts reach 50 000 versus 61 000 Thursday and 37 000 last week.
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Joliet
Des Moines
UPI
Gas study sparks new filibuster talk in Congress
A government Energy Information Administration report comparing the Senate deregulation bill with the House administration proposal warns residential gas prices could rise by 1985 under the compromise. Sens. Abourezk Metzenbaum and Anderson threaten a new filibuster, risking the Carter energy program.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
Capitol Hill
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Howard Metzenbaum
D-Ohio
Wendell Anderson
D-Minn
Department of Energy
Energy Department
Department
Energy Information Administration
Senate Energy Committee
House
Congressional Energy Committee
Jim Bishop
Congress
U S pledge of support boosts dollar in markets
The dollar rose on world markets after a U S pledge to back the currency and comments by Treasury Secretary Blumenthal in Paris and London. Gold prices climbed with the dollar, as major currencies and gold markets showed gains across Tokyo London Zurich Paris and Frankfurt.
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London
U.S
Tokyo
Paris
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
New York
Blumenthal
United States
American Chamber of Commerce
Frankfurt
Zurich
Amsterdam
Milan
Europe
Battle over New York aid measures expected in Congress
Washington AP report: Senate Banking Committee backing long term bond guarantees could assure New York City needed aid for economic recovery. Proxmire forecast Senate passage, with House already approving an aid package including bond guarantees. A House Senate conference will reconcile differences with a battle looming over the final amount.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
New York City
Edward Koch
William Proxmire
Senate
House
GE to pay 32 million in EEOC job discrimination settlement
General Electric agrees to 32 million in back pay and programs for women and minorities to settle a government hiring bias case. The deal includes wage upswings for women dominated factory jobs, retroactive payments, and new training and promotion programs aimed at raising minority and female representation.
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Washington
General Electric Co
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Frank P. Doyle
U.S
Elmcrest and Twin Pines Golf Results with Medalists
Barry Reeves 29 31 Vern Rotert 29 10 Alex Lipisch 34 01 Sue Bell 39 42 Twin Pines Women guest medalist Janet Stusak medalist Dee Pitner championship flight Irene Haerther Presidential flight Mari Griffin A flight Mary Lou Hand B flight Shirley Lemon C flight Ruth Lauther low handicap Diane Davis Elmcrest Women 18 hole medalist Mrs. Robert Young 9 hole medalist Mrs. James Hynes
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Barry Reeves
Vern Rotert
Alex Lipisch
Sue Bell
Twin Pines
Janet Stusak
Dee Pitner
Irene Haerther
Mari Griffin
Mary Lou Hand
Shirley Lemon
Ruth Lauther
Diane Davis
Elmcrest
Marion Cedar Rapids Club Howell movement winners
Bill Dare and Ken Burbach won the Howell movement game at Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church. Thelma Zeman and Leanne Smittkamp finished second, with three teams tied for third: Martha Heald-Ruth Ann Kelleher, Lydia Leipold-Elin Stepanek, and Lorraine Golembiewski-George Kanillis. Next game is at noon Thursday at the church.
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Ken Burbach
Howell Movement
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Thelma Zeman
Leanne Smittkamp
Martha Heald
Ruth Ann Kelleher
Lydia Leipold
Elin Stepanek
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George Kanillis
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