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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1965
Page
12
Stocks were higher in moderately active trading with U S government bonds up in quiet trading. American and Midwest markets showed gains while London and Chicago grain futures moved. Grain prices varied with wheat up and soybeans fluctuating amid a mixed session.
Metal prices listed by UPI from New York and Western markets. Details include electrolytic copper around 33.82 to 34.00 cents per pound, refined nickel at 16.00 cents, zinc at 15. Ahc? per pound, solder at 490 6500 dollars per ton, and prompt delivery copper at 155 17? per ton. Prices for pig liver and tungsten powder appear, with Western and St Louis quotes noted.
Dun and Bradstreet's daily weighted price index for basic commodities recorded variations across a week and month. The report cites UPI figures with values around 268 to 270, noting highs and lows in mid January 1964 and an overall fluctuating trend.
A dense list of mutual fund prices and related securities notes from New York markets. Includes fund names such as Keystone Commonwealth New England Franklin and Chase Fd with bid and ask points, share prices, and related instrument references.
Approx 2pm figures show total sales around 4.79 million with 6.47 million for other classes. Readouts include 610 thousand weekly figures and multiple totals for Moni and Vert GD categories with large aggregate sums and year to date totals reaching over 1.16 billion.
Nevada stocks listing the Eastmen Ditton report shows mixed results while Chicago Board of Trade grain closed with soybeans steady to higher and corn firm. Soybeans rose late as traders weighed holiday lull and dockers contract talks, with overall light commercial activity in corn and oats.
Bank clearings show total 349 419 at Berkeley and 10 570 113 debits in Los Angeles with SRO 447 815 recorded. The fragmentary text lists city mentions and monetary figures without a complete story or date.
Readers seek guidance on a neighbor scene fight over bread and a teen seeking fair treatment at home. Ann responds on managing conflicts, teen rights, and practical help like dental clinics, urging practical steps and fairness.
The market ends 1964 with a surge in volume and higher closes. Dow up 5.44 to 874.13. Rails up 0.40. S and P up 0.45 to 84.75. Brunswick and Sperry-Rand notable movers. mixed results across major issues. early gains faded in some names.
New York dealers report Hondy and Harmon noting silver at 179.3 cents per fine ounce yesterday, unchanged from the prior session. The price movement appears steady with no immediate change in market tone.
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