New York Stocks End Of Day Quotes From UPI
Selected composite prices as of 10 30 p m NYT show Abbott and Amex among top movers with gains and losses across many listings. The report covers numerous corporations, sectors, and indices with high and low figures, plus an 11 20 a m update for nationwide composites and dividend notes.
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Stock moves little as markets settle before holiday
New York noon Dow at 757.54 unchanged from Wednesday. volume 8.44 million shares. Omaha and Joliet cattle and hogs mixed with higher hogs and steadier cows. Sioux City reports active hog trade with modest gains. Markets close Friday for Good Friday.
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Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market updates with holiday impacts
C R markets report Thursday hog prices up 50 cents with 46.00 to 46.50 for 200 to 230 pound butchers. Sows around 41.00 to 41.50. Weight-based reductions apply up to 550 pounds. Wilson Foods closing Friday for Good Friday. hogs not received after 1 p.m. today until 12 noon Saturday. Cattle shipments pause until Sunday evening. Cedar Rapids sheep steady with lamb prices 69 to 72 dollars and wool lambs 65 to 69. Des Moines and Chicago reports follow with eggs and grains prices and market notes.
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Midwest Market Notes From Des Moines Thrusday
UPI reports moderate livestock trade with mixed gains in hogs and firm to higher sow prices. Grain prices edged lower for March and April corn while white and oats held steady, and beef and pork trade showed slow demand with several price moves across weights.
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Toledo escapee arrested in Cedar Rapids burglary spree
A 15 year old, former Cedar Rapids resident, was arrested in Toledo and charged with escape from a group home and eight burglaries plus thefts and a first degree robbery. Police say he and three other youths overpowered a Toledo attendant on March 12 and stole the car. Cedar Rapids officers later nabbed three runaways. one remained at large. Additional arrests include a 16 year old tied to five burglaries and Alvin Boots on larceny of a motor vehicle. Dennis Gardner faces burglary and theft charges for incidents in March and January respectively.
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Mall electrical contract awarded to E and S Contractors Inc
A contract in excess of one million dollars for electrical work at Westdale Mall and JCPenney stores was awarded to E and S Electrical Contractors Inc. Wayne Engle, president, said work starts immediately with completion expected in early 1979. The Ernest W. Hahn Co. owns the mall and will fund the basic system and outdoor wiring including parking lot lighting. Additional store wiring and feeder work for 100 tenant stores are included, with remaining store work to be negotiated.
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Gold climbs as dollar dips before Easter trading
In early trading, the dollar slipped against the yen and most European currencies, while gold rose. The Bank of Japan reportedly bought 150 to 200 million dollars to support the U.S. currency, and gold surged to 181.875 dollars an ounce in Zurich from 180.125. USDA prices in Chicago showed higher butter and steady egg prices for delivery to retailers.
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Significant abortion Medicaid expansion faces House panel
A Des Moines House committee voted to allow Medicaid abortions when a mother's health is at risk, marking a major win for backers. The Senate bill would restrict Medicaid abortions to life at stake with limited conditions, while current policy already funds many such procedures. Proponents say health risks justify aid. opponents warn of broad health criteria. The abortion rules are part of a $220 million social service package.
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