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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
11
New York AP report details Friday stock actions with motors leading declines. Chrysler fell about 2 percent on heavy volume as investors booked profits and shifted into Ford, while Ford rose modestly. Dow Jones shed 4.46 points to 722.41 as volume reached 5.12 million shares.
A dense listing shows stock prices, dividends, and fund standings across multiple sectors. Key names such as GE, Dow Jones components, mutual funds, and energy firms appear with bid and ask levels, percent changes, and price points amid a broad market tableau.
A fragment from the Amarillo Daily News shows stock quotes and market listings, naming companies such as Sperry Rand Ford Motor and Texaco, with prices and percent changes. The page includes various financials, commodities, and trading figures typical of a late early morning market roundup.
The item notes stocks in focus with mentions of Newry and Genstling alongside Ny and 4hn ren. Details are read but unclear on specific companies, dates, or figures.
Chicago wheat corn oats and soy futures closed little changed after volatility. Cash grain in Fort Worth and Amarillo showed steady hard wheat and yellow corn bids with sorghum and soy values fluctuating amid light demand.
New York cotton futures ended mixed with a 50 cent drop to 5 cent gains per bale. July and October contracts showed marginal moves while prices hovered around 32.4 to 32.6 cents. New Orleans market also reported small declines with varied bids and offers.
The report outlines bond trading activity on the New York Stock Exchange with figures for corporate bonds and foreign issues. It lists highs and lows, last prices, changes, and notable tickers such as MoPac NatTeacy and US Steel, reflecting a snapshot of daily bond market movements.
Financial snippet shows fragmented references to dividends, payable periods, record dates and stock entries. The readable items mention “Dividends,” “Recordable Dividends,” and partial numbers possibly signaling dates or amounts, but the text is incomplete and chaotic. The piece resembles a stock market or corporate notices page with broken OCR.
The report notes soybeans steady to mixed demand with overall calm trading. Hog prices ease by up to 25 cents while hog futures show modest declines. Grain and livestock markets exhibit uncertain activity and secular adjustments in the Over the Counter and stock exchanges amidst general price movement.
Steadily rising personal income points to a continued high rate of retail store sales in coming months as observed by How's Business. The report notes department stores and seasonal demand shaping retail trends.
Readable lines show scattered stock symbols and price-like figures from the American Exchange. Mentions include brokers, oil and gas firms, and various commodity references with percentages and numeric codes, indicating a noisy market column segment.
U S corporate bonds closed higher amid a mixed treasury set. NYSE turnover totaled 5.64 million par with Great Northern Railway 4 1/2s up 1/2 to 103 Crowell Collier 5s up 1/2 to 124 1/2 Pacific Gas and Electric 275s up 1/2 to 83 4 and Pacific Telephone 254s up 1/2 to 83 4.
The Dow Jones averages finish a narrow range with industrials and rails fluctuating. Industrials slip slightly while rails and bonds show minor gains amid ongoing market activity and futures context.
Basin Pet and Accident Pet led trading with 122,500 shares at 53 and 81,800 signs, followed by Syntex at 69,400. Sperry Rd wt traded 58,400, Ris Weob and Knape at 52,800.
AP USDA report notes wholesale butter prices unchanged with small shifts. AA grade values around 79.66 cents per pound, 60 percent milk fat product tiers cited, and mixed creamery categories priced between 23 and 28 cents per pound. Prices reflect delivered Chicago market conditions and standard grading breakdowns.
Weather and pastures improve in Amarillo as cattle demand slows. Slaughter steers and heifers show varied prices. feeder cattle activity weak with few strong sales. Chicago hog and cattle quotes rise modestly on limited volume while sheep trade yields no sales.
Kansas City AP notes cattle count 200 with no calves or sheep and no tests. Hogs total 1,600, described as weak to 25 lower with a top price range 16.75 to 17.25 per hundredweight.
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