Surge of Heavy Trading Lifts Stock Market Rally
New York AP report details a volatile Friday as heavy trading lifted the Dow 2.09 to 929.54 after a morning dip. Volume reached 7.81 million shares with breadth modest but several leaders like Sperry Rand and KLM Airlines spiking. Short-covering and strong interest in electronics and airlines underpinned gains, while some industrials and bonds faded.
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General Mills
Sperry Rand
SCM Corp
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KLM Airlines
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Jersey Standard
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Syntex
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Galton Industries
Barnes Engineering
U.S. Treasury
Virginia Hog and Poultry Market Report
Southeast Virginia hog market closed mostly steady, No 1-3 grades 180-240 pounds at 23.00 to 24.00. Virginia live poultry prices were largely unchanged with ample supply. Broilers and fryers slaughter estimates set at 141,960 head today, turkeys 42,600, with farm prices varying by weight and type. Markets covered Harrisonburg, Richmond, Petersburg, Suffolk, Wakefield, and surrounding areas.
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Harrisonburg
West Virginia
Virginia Egg Market Prices Drop Across Sizes
Prices fell 22 cents on A Large and 7 cents on Mediums while B Large edged down 1 cent. Smalls held mostly steady. Demand remains strong and stock levels are clearing. Sept 24 prices paid to producers list Grade A Large around 41 to 42 cents, Mediums 35 to 39, Smalls 23 to 25, B Large 34 to 42 cents.
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Weekly Livestock Review Cattle Hogs and Stocks Mixed
Baltimore dairy and meat markets report receipts this week at 2150 head for cattle and 2100 hogs, down from last week. Slaughter steers and heifers show a steady to weak trend with trims of up to 25 cents. cattle buyers push utility and commercial types lower. Slaughter results list steer sales around 27.00 to 28.50 for 950-1250 lb, heifers 24.75 to 25.40 for 800-925 lb, with various grades and byproduct values noted. NYSE tabulations and treasury bond quotes accompany the wrap.
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Price Trend Wholesale index slips to 171.64 in New York
The Associated Press weighted wholesale price index for 35 commodities fell to 171.64 from 172.51 the prior day and 173.32 a month ago, with earlier readings listed including 165.10 for the year. Historical figures from 1926-1965 appear in the record, noting an average base of 100.
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New York
Closing Averages STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by The Associated
Stock and bond averages compiled by The Associated Press show Friday changes, with rails and industrial utilities indexing to various highs and lows. The report lists weekly, monthly, and yearly comparisons, highlighting Friday net changes and prior day figures.
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Chicago Mercantile futures prices snapshot
Trading data from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange lists various commodity futures including shell eggs, frozen goods, beef cattle, and pork belly contracts. It shows opening, high, low, and closing prices across Oct through Aug cycles with figures for open interest and market bids.
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New York stocks advance and decline uneven in mixed session
In New York AP reports a mixed stock market with advances and declines and 3965 issues noted as at highs for 1965. The index movement shows uneven results amid cautious trading as investors weigh gains and losses.
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