Stocks Drop Again After Profit Taking
NEW YORK. March 19 (AP)ÛÓThe stock market declined broadly for the second straight session today as profittaking set off by the end of the Arab oil embargo continued.</br></br>867.57..	down 6.65 on top of MondayÛªs 13.61 drop. The NYSE index of its 1.500 common stocks lost 0.45 to 52.05.</br></br>Losers overwhelmed gainers by nearly 3 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange. Big Board volume was a sluggish total of 12.80 million shares.</br></br>Analysts said the market apparently ha d digested fully the news of the embargoÛªs end in advance as it rallied over the past several weeks. After a siege of profit taking in the wake of the ArabsÛª formal announcement Monday, analysts said, stock prices appeared to be seeking a new direction.</br></br>Twentieth-Century Fox was the most active issue on the Big Board, climbing VåÇ to 9j/8. A 112,300-sharc block of the stock changed hands at 9.