Rally In Stock Market After Four Day Decline
New York stocks rallied after a four day retreat with the Dow up 5.21 to 881.70 and the AP average rising 2.1 to 321.3. Volume reached 5.35 million shares, below year to date norms, as gains were led by Du Pont, Kennecott, American Smelting, Consolidated Natural Gas, General Motors, U.S. Steel and General Electric. American Photocopy climbed on news of a joint venture with IBM and office copying firms faced competition from Xerox.
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Volatile NYSE session highlights Korvette dip and Procter & Gamble rise
Korvette was the second most active issue amid a 2 point drop and leadership changes in management. Procter & Gamble rose fractionally after a large block of 67,000 shares traded at 71.58, generating about 34.8 million dollars in value. Eastern Air Lines and others weakened while several issues in the market showed gains and renewed activity.
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Dow Jones stocks end session near records on Friday
American stocks closed mixed with the Dow Jones average near record levels as activity showed broad gains in major names while other measures drifted. Investors weighed earnings and economic cues amid a volatile trading day on Wall Street.
Stock and commodity roundup from mid June 1965 markets
The report notes mixed action in bonds and treasuries with quiet cotton and steady to easier grains. It lists weekly soybean prices near 379.50 and Virginia egg market prices largely unchanged with adequate supplies and firm demand, giving June 11 figures for Grade A large to large eggs and mid ranges for mediums and other sizes.
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Market Summary Closing Averages and Bond Averages
Closing averages show Rails Utilities and related indices with mixed changes. Bond averages compiled by The Associated Press show various components like Rails, Industrial, Utilities, and Finance with current and prior day figures, week and month comparisons, and yearly references.
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New York AP weighted wholesale index slips across commodities
The Associated Press report shows the New York weighted wholesale price index for 35 commodities declining to 172.17 from a month earlier 163.04. The data reflect highs of 186.99 and lows around 157.5 with an average base index set at 100, indicating overall price movement trends.
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NY Treasury Bond Prices and Yields Steady in Trading
The New York market shows Treasury securities trading with modest changes. Prices are quoted in dollars with yields and settlement dates reflected. figures indicate slight fluctuations around prior levels.
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Baltimore Area Markets Weekly Livestock Review
Area markets report cattle receipts 1,400 this week vs 1,263 last week and 1,467 year ago with slaughter steers and heifers largely steady. cows steady to weak, bulls steady to 25 cents lower. Feeder cattle and hogs also tracked with varied price moves. hog receipts 2,380 vs 1,413 prior week and 2,598 year ago. Prices listed for slaughter cattle, cows, bulls, and hogs across weight brackets.
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Southeast Virginia Hog Market Inches Higher Amid Mixed Middling Prices
Southeast Virginia hog market closed steady to mostly 25 cents higher, with some 50 cent gains. Reports show No. 1 and No. 2 hogs at 180 to 240 pounds fetching 22.50 to 73.75, while regional points like Courtland Franklin Smithfield Suffolk Wakefield posted 22.50 to 23.75. Grain prices in nearby counties covered wheat, corn, barley, oats, and soybeans across Petersburg Norfolk Rockingham Augusta Page Bristol Lynchburg Roanoke and Baltimore markets, with mixed bids and regional variability.
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Cash grain price report from Chicago market
Wheat No 2 hard M674N and No 2 red 1.4 4N quoted with bids around 6.92. Corn sales figures given as 6,92. Soybeans No GyReaR 60 16.67N noted. Market listings reflect grain futures and spot prices in Chicago.
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