Market mixed as Dow gains but volume slips
New York stocks showed a mixed session with the Dow Jones industrial average up about 33 to 939.08 while many shares fell. overall volume on the Big Board was near 3 million, signaling cautious trading amid political uncertainty and Veterans Day observances in parts of the country. Houston Natural Gas led the list of active issues, down 5/8, with a 191 600 share block noted at 28.
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C R Markets Prices and Livestock Rates Across Weights
Monday prices show diverse ranges for cattle hogs and sheep with weights from 200 to over 400 pounds. Notable figures include hogs 190 230 pounds at 40s to 60s per hundredweight and cattle 230 300 pounds around 26.00 to 31.50 with higher grades up to 40.00 in places. Sheep and rams list various quotes with ewes and lambs carrying broader spreads.
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Burglars Take Over Two Thousand At Cedar Rapids Eatery
Cedar Rapids police probe a break in at the Athens restaurant 4002 First Avenue NE Sunday. About $2,188 in cash was stolen after burglars pried a rear door with a screwdriver between 2 am and 10:30 am. A $250 till and a bag containing remaining cash were taken.
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Four Cedar Rapids youths arrested for center point break ins
Four Cedar Rapids boys aged 11 to 17 were arrested Sunday in connection with four daytime break ins at Center Point. A shotgun, a pocket watch, and $10 in fireworks were reported stolen and later recovered. The youths were released to their parents. In a separate Linn County case, St Theodore Church in Springville reported a forcible entry.
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Acre
Lisbon House Damaged By Fire On West Main Street
Fire destroyed much of the Sproston home on West Main street as firefighters arrived at 9 14 am Monday. A 15 year old boy escaped from an attic and Red Cross aid the family with shelter and essentials. The blaze was under investigation Monday afternoon.
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Gedar Rapids
Rail Report Near Completion
A Cedar Rapids railways task force representing five railroads aims to finish a report in about ten days after a Chicago conference. The study considers shared lines to speed operations and reduce crossing delays, but its completion was postponed by the death of a participant.
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Exxon Profits Fall 3.8 Percent in Third Quarter
New York AP report shows Exxon Corp, the world’s largest oil company, posting a 3.8 percent drop in third quarter profits due to foreign currency losses, with revenue rising to 12.8 billion from 12.27 billion. The company earned 535 million in July through September, down from 660 million a year earlier.
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Two Houses Burn in Cedar Rapids Fire Damage
A Sunday night blaze damaged an unoccupied two story frame house at 718 South Avenue SE Cedar Rapids and a second fire at 3345 Carliste Street NE. The first home owned by Ken Craig Marion contained antiques. Fire was caused by a candle in the Lawrence residence.
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Dividend Declared by ADM for Midland Company Shareholders
Dividend of five cents per share declared payable December 1 to holders of record November 10. This marks ADM's 200th cash dividend and 180th consecutive quarterly payment, a 45 year run of uninterrupted dividends. ADM is a parent company of Corr Sweeteners of Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids Briefs Report Multiple Burglaries and Thefts
Sunday police reports describe burglaries and thefts across Cedar Rapids. Items stolen include a television and watch at 2920 C Avenue NE, fishing reel and cash from 2920 C Avenue NE, a lamp and coin collection plus cash from 1832 Oakland Road NE, and tools from 2408 Rover Avenue SE.
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Six Persons Injured In C R Accidents Over Weekend
Traffic accidents in the city injured six persons over the weekend with two hospitalized Monday. Mary Lee McQuilla, 75, of 26 Tenth Street SE, remained stable at Mercy Hospital with two broken legs after her car hit a signal box at Twelfth Avenue and Second Street SE. A passenger, Martha Beil, 69, of 923 Tenth Street SE, was in critical condition at St Luke’s with leg and back injuries. Two more people were hurt when a car veered off First Avenue East early Sunday. Ronald Gillen, 17, and Bradley Yount, 16, were treated and released at St Luke’s. Denise Headley, 17, and her brother Christopher, 11, were treated at St Enke’s after a collision at Third Street and F Avenue NW. Police say the other driver may not have known he caused the crash.
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Two Youths Nabbed on Drug Counts
Two juveniles were charged after marijuana was found during a weekend incident. A 7 year old boy was arrested Saturday in an alley on Kirst Avenue SE and placed in the Linn County juvenile detention center while his companion was released. A 15 year old boy was arrested at Shawnee Park NW after tossing a marijuana packet into the weeds and was released to his parents.
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Speed Ticket Was the Start Of His Problems
Cedar Rapids man Elmer Mims 22 of 32944 Twelfth avenue SE faced multiple charges after a Sunday stop for speeding 40 mph in a 25 mph zone near Fourth Avenue and Seventh Street SE. He allegedly gave a false name and resisted officers while charged with carrying a concealed weapon a license registration card violation and driving with a suspended license. Bond set at 8100.
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