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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1971
Page
4
A chaotic OCR dump shows mixed stock actions with numerous company names, tickers, and prices scattered. It lists many firms, from Ampex to Safeway, plus a Tokyo note on air quality, suggesting a broad market wrap with unclear consolidations and closing values.
Readable cattle and hog price ranges and movements across Denver and Kansas City with notes on steer price shifts and feeder demand. Includes Ohio and Chicago market benchmarks, cattle and sheep figures, and Thursday reception estimates for overall receipts.
Wall Street in New York saw blue chips rise and glamour stocks gain while trading slowed. The noon Dow Jones industrials index stood at 110.56, up 3.7 points as declines edged advances on the NYSE. Analysts attributed moves to investors awaiting potential prime rate changes.
Weld County real estate transfers discuss the tax rate of one cent per hundred dollars of the sale price. The note states property selling for less than $600 is exempt from the transfer tax.
The report lists cash grain prices for Denver and Chicago including Wheat No 1 hard winter, No 2 red, yellow corn, oats, soybeans and soybean oil with various bids and lots. It notes investor sentiment by brokers and large trades at the Big Board, with mentions of Burlington Industries and USDA ammo on supply and demand dynamics.
A long list records real estate transfers in multiple additions and subdivisions across Greeley La Salle and Johnstown with buyers including Henry and Mollie Resnick Alex and Pauline Roth Jr and Gilbert Ravela. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports mixed trading while Midwest carlot meat and Kansas City wheat markets show varied activity with price levels and delivery notes. A dense assemblage of property deeds, corporate names, and commodity prices paints a snapshot of late 1980s regional commerce and agriculture.
Review of a joint book by Thomas Maytham surveying American works from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and the Metropolitan. The critic laments variable reproduction quality, praising Maytham's concise clear notes while urging readers to view the originals in New York and Boston.
Great Western Sugar announces new posts in Colorado and Nebraska. W Vern Tregoning becomes master mechanic in Greeley, replacing Lynn Brown who retires after four years. Vernon Zimmerman named Bayard factory manager. Robert N. Gwin will head the Eaton plant after Oliver Swaney retires.
Trading volume on the Tokyo Stock Exchange jumped to 42.7 billion shares in 1970 as Japan’s economy boomed. The dollar value of Tokyo shares totaled $25.4 billion, far below New York’s $634 billion, due to much lower average share prices. Foreign demand climbed since 1968, targeting high priced issues and gradually shifting to mid and low priced stocks, government and corporate bonds amid yen revaluation speculation.
The market drifted lower then steadied with selective buying in blue chips before late selling on Bark of California raising its prime rate to 5 1 2 percent. Dow fell over 8 points, Nasdaq edged up, Amex down. Volume rose, 850 declines to 512 advances on 1666 Big Board issues. Cyprus Mines led activity at 39 71 on 206,800 shares.
Dr Alvin P Barnhart UNC vice president for financial affairs designated the large lot south of University Park campus for library use. Library staff, office occupants, and patrons must display a car sticker. other campus lots already require stickers. Permits available from UNC Security Office in Decker Hall.
Stork Express reports births in Weld County with several families welcoming new daughters and a son on June 15 and June 18. Recipients include Mr and Mrs Donal DeGraw La Salle and Mr and Mrs Bobby Thompson 1528 9th Ave, along with Mr and Mrs Brice Gillin Pierce and Mr and Mrs Rosendo Arguello Route 2. Also notes a general statement on metal conductance praising silver as the best conductor of heat and electricity.
In Saigon the Vietnam Daily Mirror lauds the New York Times for revealing a secret history of U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The English language Saigon paper says President Lyndon B. Johnson fled at every major turn in the war entry.
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