Market Holds Even As Profit Taking Dampens Rally
New York traders kept the market near even late Monday as profit taking trimmed last week's gains. Major issues rose with Occidental Petroleum and Ford leading, while several names like M G M and Signal Co posted gains and Storer Broadcasting fell. Kodak slipped despite strong earnings as the broader market showed mixed leadership and volume remained active.
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New York
Occidental Petroleum
Ford
M-G-M
Signal Co
Standard Pressed Metals
Detroit Steel
Martin- Marietta
Boeing
Montgomery Ward
Caterpillar
Storer Broadcasting
Bunker-Ramo
Jones & Laughlin
Strong
Cattle Prices Steady Across Sioux City and Omaha Markets
Sioux City reported steady trade with 11,000 cattle and 3,560 calves. high choice and prime steers at 26.75 to 28.35, and heifers 25.00 to 25.75. Omaha saw 14,500 cattle and 2,200 calves with steady to higher values. top 1,209 lb steers at 28.00, other ranges 27.60 to 27.75 and 26.50 to 27.50 for assorted classes.
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Sioux City
UPI
Omaha
Wilson Unit of LTV Shows Gain in Income
Wilson Sporting Goods Co of River Grove Illinois a subsidiary of Ling Temco Vought Inc posted nine months results through September 30 1968 with net income up 5.9 percent to 4 013 000 and sales up 11.7 percent to 79 059 000 from the prior year pro forma period.
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Wilson
LTV
Dallas
Wilson Sporting Goods Co
River Grove
Ill
Ling- Temco-Vought, Inc
Hogs Steady To 25 Lower In Tuesday Estimates
USDA officials estimated Tuesday receipts of 1 000 cattle 4 000 hogs and no sheep. Butcher hogs sold steady to 25 cents lower Monday with all slaughter steers and sheep selling steady.
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Chicago
USDA
Livestock Prices Districts Report Steady to Lower
Chicago market shows hogs 6 500 head with prices 18.75 to 19.25 for 205 220 lb butchers and sows 16 50 to 17 25. Cattle and calves totals at 11 000 with varied yield grades and weights. sheep 400 head, lambs steady at 26 50 to 27 25. Des Moines reports demand fair with butchers steady, receipts about 100 000. U S 1 2 cattle and hog price ranges listed by weight class.
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Chicago
USDA
Lgood
Des Moines
UPI
U.S
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Cedar Rounds hog and cattle prices and grain quotes
Market listings show Cedar Rounds hog prices for 200 to 230 lb butchers at 17.25 to 17.75 dollars, sows 16.25 to 16.75, and weight-based discounts for over 230 lbs. Sheep prices list western lambs at 24.00 for 105 lb rime lambs, 22.00 to 21.00 for good to utility, and 19.00 for medium. Poultry and grain quotes include No 2 yellow corn 95c, soybeans 2.33 38, oats 8c. eggs: large 30c, medium 24c, checks 12c, smalls 10c. Cattle market shows prime steers 27.00, choice steers 25.50, good steers 26.00, standard cows 17.50 to 18.50, and overfat discounts to 12.50 per cwt.
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T. C. Henderson and Co
Am Ins. Fund . Wienc
Rein Beatrice Foods
Fisher Gov
Baeeeies
Tees
United Group
Greater Lowa
Vardsman Weed
Who Life ‘Invest. of
Iowa
Mapco
Mids America
Wiiton and Co
Publkind
GenDynam
Ralston P
Geneseo
Banco Inc
Ga Pacific
Readin Raytheon Co
Gerber
GettyOil
Reyn
Goodrich
Obees GraceCo
GranCstl
Rohr Co
A&p
Aeva
RoyCcola
RoyDut
RyderSys
Greyhound
GrumnAire
Ulf Olwi
Sanders SanFeint
GulfStaur
Schenley
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Scientif Data
Halliburt
Scott Paper
Harris
HewPac Merc Inc
Va Shell
Hornesta
Util
Honeywl
Signal Co
Sinclair
Houstlp
SinerCo
Howmet
New York
Ucale
Va Exchange
South Co
Bala
Admiral
Alley Co
Stauff
AlliedStr
Sun Oil
J-K Sunra
Alcoa
Jewel Co
Abe — Su
Swift Co
Amerada
John Man
Afriia
JohnaJhn
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Tektronix
Val Am Can
Jones L
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Teledyn Mt
Acrysug Am
Ava
Kaens
Tenneco
Ammeipw
Texaco
KayserRo
Ue Textron
Ennecott
Thiokol
m_ Motors
Kerr Mc
TimesMir
AmNatGas
KimbCik
Ve Koppers
Aqva
TransWaAir
Transam Ib
Ty Kresge
Transitron
Kroger
TRW Inc
T&t
Tal Amk Corp
Tae Lear Siep
Vv Amp Inc
Bae
Lenpcem
I_ gisa
Uniroyal
UnitAirLin
Va Ava
UnitAire
Loews
Atlas Cn
Borax
Atlas Corp
LongisLt
Wsimukens
S Steel
Babck
Jon
Band Co
Univo Pd
Beckman
Mapman
J Martin Mar
BenelFin
BolsCas
Westo el
Borden
Borowar
Merck
MGM
WinnDix
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Chicago
Dressind
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Dunhill
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Eatonia
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ElPaso
Emer
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Eversharp
Ccceen
Fair Hill
Hyess
Fansteel Inc
GAC Co
GAF Corp
Wasty
Sobby
North Korea Accused of 63 South Intrusions At Armistice Talk
At Panmunjom the United States charged North Korea with 63 southward infiltrations since Sept 27. U S officers said 38 communist troops died. Pyongyang claimed nine U S imperialist killers were slain and five spies captured. The U S spokesman denied American casualties in the DMZ.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.S
North Korea
South Korea
U.S. Army
Gilbert Woodward
U.N. Command
Armistice Commission
Demilitarized Zone
Woodward
Wheat and Rye Up as Grains Move in Chicago Markets
Chicago AP reports Monday close shows wheat steady to 4 cents higher while corn slips 4 percent and oats ease. Rye rises 58 to percent, soybeans fall, prices listed for No 2 yellow hard wheat and No 2 yellow soybeans along with soybean oil at 7.25.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Brief Wholesale Prices Mixed Across Items
AP report shows live poultry wholesale prices steady to firm with roasters at 25-27 cents. Butter unsettled to slight decline with AA 93 at 66-69 cents and 92 at 66-68. Eggs barely steady with A whites 37, mediums 31 2, standards 36, checks 24. Potatoes arrivals 130 with mixed U.S. shipments and midwestern red varieties mostly steady. Minnesota red and North Dakota red prices listed. New York egg offerings high with slow demand and 93 AA at 68-69 cents and 92 A at 68-68.12.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Minnesota
North Dakota
New York
Allis-Chalmers Nine Month Sales Dip in 1968
Milwaukee AP reports Allis-Chalmers nine month sales fell to 599 million from 623 million a year earlier. Net income stood at 713 thousand dollars or seven cents per share. Per share figures reflect depreciation policy change and tax allocation adjustments.
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Milwaukee
Allis - Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Community and Business Notices Roundup
City briefs note the Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday, and Foster Parents Association gathering at the YWCA Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. The items cover burglary reports, thefts, purse thefts, antiques thefts, bond release, and local ads for services and groceries. Detected names include Z C B J hall, Marion, Larry A Weems, Marys Town House Coiffures, Frank Tordik, St Lukes hospital, Immaculate Conception, Scotus Hall, Hladky's Grocery, and addresses in Marion and East Marion.
Gladys No Longer A Threat to Land
Hurricane Gladys caused four deaths and thousands evacuated across Cuba and Florida. It crossed Florida and North Carolina before moving offshore again, with Florida seeking federal disaster aid for about 5.5 million dollars in damage. The Red Cross set up emergency stations as Cape Hatteras residents largely stayed put amid the storm.
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Cape Hatteras
UPI
Cuba
Florida
New York
Europe
Atlantic
Gladys
Gulf
Homosassa Springs
Fla
Hatteras
N.C
North Carolina
Florida Gulf Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Red Cross
Manteo
Kitty Hawk
Buxton
Ed Berlinghoff
Mexico Moves to Try American Over Olympic Bomb Plot
An 18-year-old American, Phillip Ames, linked to a bomb placed under a Mexico City power line tower intended to disrupt the Olympics opening. Charged with incitement to rebellion, sedition, property damage, and weapons offenses, he allegedly acted under pressure from threats. Trial date unset.
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Mexico City
Phillip Ames
U.S. Marine
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Diaz Ordaz
Ames
Student Strike Council
Woolworth Store Honors Employes for 25 Years
Four Cedar Rapids Woolworth co workers were celebrated for 25 years of service at a Saturday banquet. Each received 10 shares of stock and a scroll. Also honored were six employees with more than 25 years, including C. C. Makowski 28 years Ruth Buresh 40 Roberta Larson 37 Audrey Camthers 34 Lillian Richey 26 and L. J. Stephenson 31 from Des Moines.
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F. W Woolworth Co
Cedar Rapids
Woolworth Co
William Packard
Harold Crawford
Raymond Kadera
Bob Paxson
Woolworth
C. C. Makowski
Ruth Buresh
Roberta Larson
Audrey Camthers
Lillian Richey
L. J. Stephenson
Davenport
Des Moines
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Nick Barkley
Kcrg-Tv
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CaeRol
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Holy Land
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Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club
Z.C.B.J. Hall
Foster Parents Assn
YWCA
Berger Furrier, Marion
Adv
Larry A. Weems
Twelfth Avenue
Miss Mary’s Town House Coiffures
1St Ave
Marty Bertelli
Elmwood Drive
Ambassador Lounge
East Marion
G. P.mcgrane
K Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
H. S. Dougherty
E. D., McCoy
Cottage Grove Avenue
Miss Mary’s Townhouse Coiffures
Frank Tordik
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Immaculate Conception
Scotus Hall
Hladky’s Grocery & Market
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Arthur Paradesis
Oregon Inlet
Julian Oneta
Nags Head
Mexico
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