New York stocks and market quotes from NYT NY UP I
A dense listing of stock prices and market indices drawn from United Press International and The New York Times, including numerous company quotes like Air Products Alcan Allied Steel and Coca Cola with bid and close figures, plus a minutes-by-minute Dow Jones average and Standard & Poor's indexes for Monday.
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United Press International
Nam
Standar Depoor'sindexes
New York
UPI
Standard & Poor
Industris
Psychologist warns of the high cost of fear and hate
Dayton psychologist Ray Monsaivatge told Life Investors delegates from 13 states that fear and hatred burden individuals and society. He urged using time to gain knowledge, noting babies fear only loud noises and falling, while adults learn to hate from others. The speech highlighted top producers and invited leaders from Iowa and beyond at the three day convocation led by Life Investors Insurance Co. of America.
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Top Life Investors
Annua
Ray Monsaivatge
Dayton
Ohio
Cedar Rapids hog and grain prices steady with varied discounts
The Cedar Rapids hog market showed a mostly steady mood Monday with price ranges for butchers and packers across various weight classes and discounts for heavy hogs. Sheep prices were steady with lamb quotes and grain futures for May and June crops posted by Pro Farmer Grain.
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Cedar Rapids
Pro Farmer Grain
Iowa egg market steadies with firm balance and lower inventories
Des Moines reports a steady undertone in the northern market with prices largely unchanged. Demand remains light while supplies are irregular and inventories are down about 8 percent from last week. Eggs show Grade A large 34-37c, medium 27-31c, and other grades ranging from 12-31c per dozen depending on size and quality.
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U.S. West North Central
Des Moines
Federal State Market News Service
Midwest meat trade report shows gains in beef and steady pork
In Des Moines reported by UPI, beef prices rose across weights with 600-900 lb steer beef at 86.00 to 87.00 and 500-700 lb heifer beef at 83.25 to 84.25. Pork markets opened slow with mixed loads around 95.50 to 96.50 and hams and Boston butt higher. seedless bellies and other cuts showed varied trends amid steady demand.
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Des Moines
UPI
Midwest
Boston Butt
Dollar rises in Europe as OPEC keeps dollar status
The dollar opened higher in Europe after OPEC, meeting in Saudi Arabia, rejected Iraq's request to switch from the dollar. Gold opened at 171.95 dollars an ounce in London, down from 172.95. A London FX dealer called the decision good for the dollar and for the world.
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London
Europe
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
U.S
Stocks gain as Dow climbs 4.68 points at noon
New York markets advanced with the Dow Jones industrial average up 4.68 to 833.77 as advances outweighed declines two to one. The NYSE composite rose 0.28 to 54.25 and the AMEX market value index gained 0.72 to 140.61, the first time above 140 since 1973. Volume reached 16.12 million shares at noon.
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NEW York
New York Exchange
Des Moines hog market shows mixed, prices steady to higher
Livestock trade moderate to fairly active with lighter demand. No 1-3 200-230 lb hogs 46.00-48.00, 230-250 lb 45.50-47.75, No 2-3 250-270 lb 44.50-47.00. Sows mostly steady. receipts estimated 110000. Also notices on school board meeting and community events follow.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
UPI
Mother's Day ads and local notices from C R News Briefs
Marcia Koering welcomes clients at Bob's Hairstyling. The Stable advertises antique items for Mother's Day. Local ads list Shaklee products, travel tours to Washington DC and Williamsburg, and flower shops. Crime reports include stereo theft, a burglary on 36th Street NE, tool theft at Reisner residence, and guitar equipment stolen.
Typical homebuyer myth debunked by lenders study
Washington AP reports the United States League of Savings Associations found no single typical buyer. A 1977 mortgage loan study of 8,500 loans shows 60 percent are aged 25 to 39 and 17 percent are single. Half of homes cost under 44 000 with 20 percent under 30 000 and 15 percent above 70 000. 45 percent of buyers are multi income.
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Bucyrus
Burlind
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ConPoc
Corop
Corriere
CentTel
Essna
Hasem
CinGos
Citfin
Ene
Citvinvest
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CocoCol
CocoBoll
Gontrold
Cox Brd
Crane
Ceere
DeiMat
DeltaAir
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Siemlebold
Nate
Dresser
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DuPont
Eofon
ElPosc
Emer
Excelo
Exxon
Faberge
FairCom
Hercules
KnightRid
Kopers
LeorSieg
LigaGro
Lil
OrRcki
Aueer
Owentit
Pan Am Air
Panhn Go
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PepsiCo
ProcterGo
Pse&g
O— Quakro
Rolston
Rapida 440
Rathon
RCA Cp
Reyind
Reyn Mt
Rohr Indust
Schimb
SCM Corp
Chicago
Shearson Hayden Stone Inc
Seagram
Shell Oil
Sierrop
Signoic
Simmns
SingerCo
Smithk
SonvCo
Score
Socied
SouthCo
Sonres
SoPocif
So Rail
SwstBe
Sowsps
Spkand
Savard
Squibb
St Brnd
Sidocal
Washington
Joseph Benedict
United States League of Savings Associations
Benedict
League
Savings and Loan Associations
Berry wins low gross in Jones Park golf event at 36
Competition saw Bill Berry take low gross with 36 strokes and finish as closest to the pin on hole four while Rick Gaskill was closest on hole seven. Sunday results at the Woman's Club named Phil Arnell and Bill Jennings tops in North-South and Frank Hellenthal and Bruce Cuthbertson tops in East-West. next game set for 5:30 Sunday at the Woman's Club.
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Bill Berry
Jones Park
Berry
Rick Gaskill
Mitchell Movement
Woman's Club
Phil Arnell
Bill Jennings
Keith Bean
Shirley Drennan
Frank Hellenthal
Bruce Cuthbertson
George Jenkins
James Smittkamp
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Winion
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Zens Xerox Co
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Acuic
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Optus
Amex
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NYT
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RemaArms
Vaundsin
William L. McDonald
Life Investors Insurance Co. of America
Chris Schwarck
Riceville
Gary Holst
Cottage Grove
Minn
Bert Hoffman
Mark Jacoby
Los Angeles
George Colthurst
Ainsworth
Hoffman
Colthurst
C.R. Markets
East
Iowa
Wilson Foods
Equity
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Rein Archer Daniels
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Banks of Iowa
Beatrice Foods
Conrac
Consolidated Foo
Ex-Cell-O Corp
FMC
Harnischfeger
Hawkeye BanCorp
Interstate Power
Towa Electric
Towa
Gas
John Deere
Keuffel & Esser
Kidde Commosnam
Lite Investors, Inc
Mapco
Maytag
Mid-America
Mid-Continent
Miracle
Q's Gold
Ozark Quakers
Rath Rockwel Syntex
United Fire
United Guaranty
Univar
Winnebago
Dow
First Mid-America
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Jerome's
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Cedar Rapids Community School District
Educational Service Center
Second Ave
Wilhelm Room
Peoples Church
Third Ave
Sixth Street
McGrath Pontiac
Center Point Road
Bob Zimmerman Ford
First Ave
Terri Smith
Laurel Lane
Schamberger Motors
Collins Road
Don Treka
12Th St
Cedar Rapids Association For
Board of Education
Eleanor Johnston
Anne Boultinghouse
Keystone Area Education Agency
Dubuque
Door County
Wisconsin
Travel & Transport
Peck’s
C.R. News
Marcia Koering
Bob
Executive Plaza
15Th St
Shaklee Products
Dennis and
Lila Hegland
Klinger Paint
5Th Avenue
Washington, D.C
Williamsburg
St. Louis
Springfield
Arcola
All Saints School
Town Hose Convention Hall
Jim Brady
Cedar Park
Pierson's Florist
Kevin Johnston
Leisure
John Khouri
36Th St. NE
Richard Reisner
14Th Ave
Darin Henik
Association
Jones
Grand Slam Club
Lravant Art
Gazette
Center Pt. Rd
Hiawatha
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