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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1966
Page
11
NYSE Monday quotes show hundreds traded with notes on odd lot units and fractions. The report lists leading stocks like Boeing Co, CocaCola, Ford, General Electric, IBM, and General Motors with bid and ask ranges, plus dividend footnotes and ex dividend indicators.
UPI report lists numerous mutual funds and investment groups with bid and ask prices, including NatMut, AXE Houghton, Lazard, Loom, MFS, Chase Fds, and Commonwealth funds. The compilation shows fund tickers, prices, and changes across many categories from equity funds to bond funds.
New York markets show S P hourly index readings across groups including 425-Ind 25-RR 50-Util 500-Stks. Values hover around 97.6 for the first series with mixed late afternoon shifts and a closing around 97.59, 50. average 70.25.
The bulletin shows Dow Jones stock averages with noon, gun sales, and other figures from United Press International. It lists values for several indices and prices, including close and net changes, indicating overall movement in various market segments.
New York closes with mixed results as the Dow Jones industrials hover around the 932 to 939 range. The rail and utility sectors show declines while overall trading volumes reach about 648,700 across all sectors.
The report shows New Highs 44 2 62 and New Lows 60 4 5 with 519 advances and 625 declines. The NYSE counts 7,070,000 shares traded and bond sales recorded at an incomplete figure of 1,040,000.
Markets showed mixed to steady activity as of Monday close. U S government bonds eased while American and Midwest stocks fluctuated. cotton and grains traded unevenly in Chicago with wheat up and corn, rye, and beans mixed. hogs and cattle rose modestly while sheep held steady and pork loins moved higher.
Copper delivered to New York refinery 35.82 per pound, lake price 34.00. Quicksilver 393 to 400 per pound. Tin 172.75 per pound. Zinc prime western 15.00 cents per pound, East St. Louis 14.50 cents. Tungsten powder 98.8 percent minimum, 2.85 per pound. Manganese 979.9 percent ware, 1 to 20 tons 2.85 per pound.
Handy Harman quoted silver at 129.3 cents a fine ounce in New York, unchanged from the prior day. The price cited reflects bid and ask levels reported by the metals market firm.
Market figures show an approximate final total of 7,070,000 for New York stock sales. Previous day and year over year figures are not provided, with a partial entry indicating a 453,659,089 value at some point.
Treasury figures through April 27 show this year withdrawals 111,541,724,261.43 and deposits 106,087,053,513.76 with cash balance 6,193,413,412.77 and public debt 321,373,815,034.07. Last year withdrawals 102,245,010,629.25 deposits 94,563,343,263.53 cash balance 8,044,173,467.80 and public debt 318,169,433,837.17. Internal Revenue collections on April 27 were 711,424,542.17.
In Chicago trading wheat rose fractionally while rye oats and soybeans fell. Corn slipped late after highs, with erratic soybean activity and local long contracts liquidations followed by short covering. Demand limited and hedge selling grew as commission houses held steady, and elevator buyers leaned moderate.
UPI reports a cautious trading day in New York with the Dow Jones index down 1.73 to 931.95 as high priced issues lead the retreat. Volume eased to 7.07 million shares while SCM Corp tops the day’s volume as Comsat and Sperry Rand post notable moves amid mixed gains and losses across sectors.
An electric portable cellar offers temperature and humidity control for wine in apartments or houses without basements. The air tight vibration free chest stands three feet tall, weighs 150 pounds, and holds 30 bottles at a fixed temperature for 595 dollars. An 8 bottle rack is offered at ten dollars.
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