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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1965
Page
6
A brief Las Vegas business item notes QTJ N and local market activity in G6 era reporting. The column highlights a sectoral update for investors and readers of the Las Vegas Sun with a compact market snapshot.
Larry Staley named manager of Bank of Las Vegas Moapa Valley Branch moved to Overton to finish preparations for the January 30 opening. The eighth bank and third new branch in six months will serve eastern Clark County with six days of events starting at 10 am. Staley, 25, from Twin Falls Idaho, married with three children, has deep Utah banking roots and LDS ties.
Treasury accounts for the current year through January 14 show withdrawals totaling 48.0 billion dollars and deposits of 4.13 billion, with a cash balance near 4.04 trillion as of mid January. New highs and lows appear in the daily figures for withdrawals and deposits, while the New York Stock Exchange reports daily sales and bond activity and public debt totals rise.
A dense listing of mutual fund names and prices across many groups and companies including National Association securitites, Keystone funds, Chase, Scudder, Franklin, United Funds, and Value Line offerings. It catalogs fund names, prices, and recent changes scattered through the page.
Partial OCR item lists percentages and figures for the New York Stock Exchange, noting prices and changes. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or identifiable events, companies, or dates to confirm a full report.
The Dow Jones rose to a new high of 896.27, up 1.06, as traders showed skepticism about the sustainability of gains. The S P 500 reached 86.63 and the rail average climbed to 212.91 while trading volume held around 5.55 million shares. Texas Gulf Sulphur led active list with a 2 percent gain, First Charter Financial rose, and Ampex fell on lighter volume.
New York market notes copper at 4.00 cents delivered from New York refineries with several regional bids. lead around 146 to 158.0 cents per pound. manganese offered at 30.00 cents per pound for small lots. quicksilver near 491 to 495.76 dollars per 76 pounds. tin at 152.87 cents per pound. tungsten powder 2.75 dollars per pound. zinc prime western 15.00 cents per pound and East St. Louis at 14.50 cents.
The New York Stock Exchange saw the 15 most active issues by volume on Tuesday with Tex G Sulpieces at 124000 shares and Boeing 73200 shares. Other names include Ampex, General Motors, Xerox, Pan Am and Chrysler among several others with varied price movements.
Stocks show modest gains in moderately active trading with U S government bonds firm. American and Midwest equities rise while London shares firm. Cotton futures ease as Chicago grains show mixed moves with wheat down 14 cents, corn up 1.5 cents, soybeans up 2.5 cents per bushel.
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