Cedar Rapids Gazette Brief Update March 17 1992
Local newspaper note from March 17 1992 reports a short update in the Cedar Rapids Gazette. Details are sparse but indicate a routine news brief published on that Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1992
Page
25
Local newspaper note from March 17 1992 reports a short update in the Cedar Rapids Gazette. Details are sparse but indicate a routine news brief published on that Tuesday.
The New York market closes with mixed OTC stock results and Treasury note activity. Prices, yields, and brief shifts reflect ongoing trading dynamics in equities and government debt.
A scanned market page lists foreign exchange rates and various stock quotes from AEGON to First American Bank. It highlights currency values, securities prices, and notable gainers and losers on the New York Stock Exchange with figures for dozens of named issuers and brokers.
AP reports on spot and contract prices for nonferrous metals in New York London and Shanghai. Prices quoted include copper at 57.4 cents per lb, Comex spot copper at 62.5 cents, platinum around 360.50 per troy oz, silver near 4.07 per troy oz, gold around 343.30 per troy oz, and scrap steel in Iron Age Metals Producer’s February issue.
Grain prices eased as corn soybeans and oats fell while hog and cattle futures fluctuated. Prices shown reflect Cedar Rapids area market with quotes for delivery and open interest data alongside regional supply and demand notes.
Market notes list cattle and hog prices by weight. Slaughter steers and heifers show steady to lower values. sows and gilts pull slightly lower. Lambs and sheep prices vary with quality, with clean slaughter lambs quoted around high dollars per hundredweight.
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