Reading the Market: Vast Listing Subset in Quiet Ledger
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Nebraska Forecast With Showers and Warm Afternoons
U S governments Gamers and Losers Nebraska Forecast partly cloudy through Tuesday with showers and thunderstorms possible tonight and Tuesday afternoon. Lows in the 50s and highs in the mid 70s to low 80s. Extended outlook through Friday with more thundershowers and highs in the low to mid 80s. Lincoln area clouds and scattered storms likely with highs upper 70s. Comfort Index 69 and humidity near 69 percent at noon Monday.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Hogs and cattle brisk on Omaha and Sioux City markets
Livestock on Monday saw higher bids across Omaha and Sioux City as barrows and gilts gained 25 to 50 cents, with 200-235 lb hogs at 46.75 and 46.25-46.75 for 200-250 lb, sows 50 cents to $1 higher at 38.50-39. Cattle and calves 6,000 offered with steers and heifers firm to 25 cents higher, cows mostly 25-27, canners 21.50-24.50. Estimated Tuesday receipts include cattle 5,500 and hogs 3,500 across markets in Omaha and surrounding areas.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
U.S
Neb
USDA
Sioux City
Kansas City Kansas City
St. Joseph ST. Juseph
Chicago
Kansas City
East St. Louis
St Joseph
South St Paul
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Fort Worth
Grain futures mixed as Chicago losses erode early wheat gains
Chicago trading shows soybeans slipping and corn and oats also lower after an initial advance. Old crop soy futures fell 2 to 12? a bushel while wheat, corn, and oats declined with values given for September and August contracts. Open interest across grains is listed, along with regional cash prices and several commodity quotes from Denver Kansas City and New York markets.
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Chicago
USA
Lyons
Lincoln Area
Linin
Kansas City
Denver
Omaha insurer Empire Fire reports six month earnings rise
Empire Fire and Marine Insurance Co. based in Omaha posted six month net income of 1,251,963 for the period ending June 30. This compares with 447,272 a year earlier. Earnings per share were 1.19 versus 0.43. For the June quarter net income was 734,259 or 0.70 per share, up from 416,153 or 0.40.
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Empire Fire and Marine Insurance
Empire Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Ford Fiesta Minicar to Sell at 3680 in U S
Ford announces the Fiesta hatchback with a $3,680 suggested retail price and a U S introduction set for August 26. Built in West Germany, the three door front wheel drive is among the smallest cars here with high highway and city mpg ratings. California ratings await release. Ford aims for about 100,000 Fiestas sold yearly.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
United States
West Germany
Environmental Protection Agency
California
Ford
Stocks drift lower as rate fears unsettle market
New York stocks slipped mid day on Monday amid rate uncertainty and weaker economic outlook. The Dow Jones index stood about three points lower, ending the session near 962.86 as banks raised the prime rate to 7 percent and a rise in commercial paper rates loomed, signaling potential tighter credit.
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New York
UPI
Citicorp Expands Visa Card Mail Campaign Across States
Citicorp, second largest bank, floods Michigan and 24 more states with pre approved Citibank Visa mailings to lure customers. Campaign uses BankAmericard to Visa transition, though recipients may be unsure. Officials would not discuss details. bankers say names and credit data were purchased and filtered for creditworthiness.
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Detroit
Citicorp
Michigan
New York
Citibank
Visa
BankAmericard
NY stock transfer tax to be phased out by 1981
New York City will gradually end the stock transfer tax starting next August, though revenues stay pledged to municipal debt service. The 25 percent surcharge ends July 31, 1979, with rebates rising to 100 percent by October 1981, as Wall Street firms consider relocating to New Jersey or elsewhere.
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Albany
N.Y
New York City
Wall Street
Municipal Assistance Corp
New Jersey
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