What The Market Did By United Press International Friday
New Hishs . . 3 New Laws 7 Advances 292 Declines , 873 Unchanged 247 Totals 1412 1438 71 New York Stock Exchange sales Friday- 7,070,000 New York Stock Exchange Friday-$14,960,000 Bond.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1966
Page
2
New Hishs . . 3 New Laws 7 Advances 292 Declines , 873 Unchanged 247 Totals 1412 1438 71 New York Stock Exchange sales Friday- 7,070,000 New York Stock Exchange Friday-$14,960,000 Bond.
New York stocks fell as tight credit and reduced funds curbed trading. Dow Jones shed 35.91 points to 804.62 amid margin calls and higher interest rates, while rails and the S and P index also dropped.
Chicago soybeans finished irregular while rye fell and corn and oats edged up slightly on Friday with active selling and profit taking. Wheat weakened amid commercial selling while oats saw solid demand from eastern houses and elevators.
A dense list of mutual fund prices and bid asks from multiple fund families including Keystone Am Bus Am Grth Am Mut Life Inv and Fidelity among others. Read as a market table with a broad range of funds showing current values and day changes across many providers.
American Exchange in New York reports Friday selections of notable stocks on the trading floor. Investors monitor listings and price movements as market activity continues.
The New York Stock Exchange saw 15 stocks leading activity on Friday with heavy trading. Details on tickers and volumes were reported by UPI.
Indexes show Panndl at 1.40 and 434 with several parity figures after 3. The report notes 15 and 75 percent levels alongside 74 percent and a 744 percent metric, reflecting mixed market signals. The details suggest volatility across parameters 2 and 3.
Alex L. Baptie elected president of Microcard Corp in West Salem Wisconsin. He previously served as vice president and has 18 years with the firm. Baptie helped pioneer unitized microforms now used by government and industry. Born in La Crosse he attended La Crosse State University and the University of Wisconsin. He and his wife June Thomas of Milwaukee have three children.
Sylvia Porter outlines ten essential questions before buying raw land especially remote plots. She warns of desert-like mistaken dreams, highlights factors from location and access to title, utilities, taxes, and promises, and stresses due diligence before any payment.
Griffith C. Williams, 89, one of the nation’s five remaining veterans of the 19th century Indian Wars, died Thursday in Minneapolis. His long life spanned era, honor, and memory, reflecting the country’s frontier history.
UPI USDA data show hogs 4,000 head with barrows and gilts firm to 25 cents higher and lows steady. Cattle and calves: slaughter steer trade slow and weak to 50 lower. heifers steady to 50 lower. cows steady to strong. Prime and high choice ranges listed, with various weights for slaughter steers, heifers, and feeder steers. Sheep and lambs: steady with spring slaughter lambs and shorn ewes noted at given prices.
Treasury accounts show withdrawals totaling 22.78 billion and deposits of 16.62 billion through Aug 16 this year, leaving a cash balance of 5.10 billion. Public debt stands at 319.04 billion. gold reserves at 13.33 billion. Internal Revenue collections recorded at 2.95 billion.
White Sands officials prepared a Navajo language film to explain Army Pershing re-entry test missiles flying over the reservation from Green River Utah to White Sands Missile Range. The film will be shown during the September 8 to 11 Navajo tribal fair in Window Rock Arizona.
Dr. De Forest C. Jarvis, 86, author of Folk Medicine and Arthritis and Folk Medicine, died Thursday in Barre. His works remain best sellers and shaped interest in traditional remedies.
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