Over the Counter Securities Quotation Snapshot
NASD quotations show interdealer prices as of approx. close of business. Market activity reflects bid and ask spreads across multiple OTC securities and trading venues.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1968
Page
3
NASD quotations show interdealer prices as of approx. close of business. Market activity reflects bid and ask spreads across multiple OTC securities and trading venues.
Decatur reports cotton trading with a middling grade loan price listed at Wood 65, 45 and 35. Market notes show varied quotes across grades as buyers and sellers gauge demand in the local cotton market.
No. 2 milling wheat priced at 1.00 per unit. No. 2 barley at 0.90. No. 2 yellow shelled corn at 1.05. No. 2 oats and miles per hundred line items priced accordingly.
The market held a small advance on late trading as North Vietnam radio denied any acceptance of U.S. terms. The Dow rose modestly while the NYSE showed more gain than loss, aided by selective buying and hopes for peace news over the weekend amid higher third quarter earnings.
Wallace insists on paying for his own telecast if Nixon refuses to debate on national television. He arrives in New York amid heckling and picket violence. police shield him as he and supporters depart by chartered buses to Albany and beyond. Authorities report 1500 uniformed officers on overtime due to security needs and a city wage dispute.
Humphrey warns that delaying the nuclear nonproliferation treaty could jeopardize the effort to curb weapon spread. He urges U N involvement and restraint in unilateral actions. Johnson plans a televised speech in support of Humphrey before the election.
Gains of a point or so were made by Swift Uniroyal Commonwealth Edison Du Pont Polaroid Royal Dutch Standard Oil of California Standard of Indiana and Texaco. Bristol Myers down 1% paced the list on volume. Also active Chrysler lost 1% and Watkins Johnson 1. Gulf & Western and Sinclair fell fractions amid word Sinclair’s board rejected a G&W tender. Bause spurred talk of a revolutionary contact lens report Sunday. Prices were generally higher on the American Stock Exchange.
Preliminary survey details planned two year highway work Widening south of Moulton to Wren and four-laning Alabama 20 from Courtland to the Tri Cities area. Delegation at Brewer includes Mayors Alexander Gunthorp Rep Berryman Councilman Ruffner Eddie Mitchell Edsel Moore Arnold Gordon from Moulton Chamber of Commerce.
Tonight features Gomer Pyle USMC Sergeant Carter leads a glee club at the base as a Hollywood producer scouts for a Marine chorus. At 9 p.m. Star Trek The Enterprise faces a Melkotian space violation and a plot echo of the Earps with Doc Holliday in Tombstone Arizona.
Market activity notes demand good and trade active with weekly comparisons. Cattle grades show calves and heifers firm to higher, cows and bulls mixed. hogs listing small number of sows and barrows with barrows and gilts at 17.50 for 200-240 lb U S and sows at 14.00 to 16.00 for 450-550 lb on U S scale.
Twenty nine persons receiving laid to the blind were cared for in licensed nursing or skilled nursing homes in July with vendor payments made to the institutions by the Alabama Department of Pensions and Security.
The Associated Press reports Americans gain an extra hour as clocks shift to standard time end of summer. Some states exempted themselves from the Uniform Time Act of 1966, creating ongoing confusion. Ballots in November will decide daylight time referenda in several states, with Indiana and other regions showing mixed time zone practices.
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