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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1976
Page
2
The Dow fell 6.15 to 954.29 as traders paused after Carter's election victory. Volume ran near 9 million shares on the NYSE and Amex with mixed gainers and losers. Tiger International led active issues, while Roebuck rose on October sales news.
A fragmented stock table from The High Point Enterprise lists prices, names, and figures for numerous corporations and market data. The page shows company quotes, percent changes, and related financial notes, reflecting a broad snapshot of market activity.
Interdealer price data at 3 pm referenced across numerous firms on a listings page. Banks, insurers, mills, and retailers appear with bid and ask quotations, including American Furniture, Cannon Mills, Carolina Casualty, NCNB Corp, Piedmont Aviation, and others.
The report lists terms such as ex dividend ex distribution and rights, and notes various stock actions like with warrants and without warrants. It includes figures across securities, indicators from the New York Stock Exchange, and references to bankruptcy or reorganization statuses.
A compact table style note showing daily A P stock averages and bond averages compiled by the Associated Press. Highlights include high and low figures and month end values across multiple indices with figures toward 190s to 200s and various percent readings.
Noon quotations list several securities with mixed gains and losses. Highlights include Austral Oil around 19 and Instrument Systems near 12. Bidders such as UnBrand and Westats appear with modest shifts. Copyright by The Associated Press 1976.
Dow Jones advances show public utilities and industrials leading with gains in early trading while bonds hold steady. Investors monitor market shifts as sectors weigh on overall index performance.
In Geneva the Rhodesia conference again failed to agree on a target date for majority rule. Mugabe said Round 15 begins amid stalemate while Van der Byl holds to a two year timetable. black delegations push for one year. Richard plans bilateral talks and a possible full session next week.
Augusta, Georgia singer Cortez Greer died from carbon monoxide poisoning in a Raleigh guest house. Wake Medical Examiner Laurin J. Kansa performed the autopsy and officials probe heater fault at the guest house as a possible cause. Greer, known as the black Tom Jones, had been performing at a local nightspot since Monday.
DURHAM AP A UNC environmental biology professor testified for Army Engineers in a court bid to impound water for a Jordan Lake project. Dr Charles Weiss said the lake would be suitable for water supply except a segment near Chapel Hill. He noted North Carolina lakes are crowded for recreation.
President elect Carter outlines plans for rapid action after January inauguration. He pledges at least two news conferences monthly and potential tax cuts for average earners to boost purchasing power while avoiding interference with the Ford administration. Mondale to represent in Washington during transition.
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