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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1966
Page
10
New York stocks and bonds show mixed moves with notable activity in Deere, Dow Chemical, DuPont and Goodyear among others. Investors track large listings and industrials as prices shift with small gains and losses across sectors.
General tendencies advise practical action in finance, repairs, and planning. Each sign receives prompts on work, relationships, and personal growth, with a closing note that individual effort shapes destiny and an invitation to obtain a personal forecast for a fee.
The record notes New York Stock Exchange sales totaling 8,970,000 for the day and bond sales at 16,020,000. It shows advances declines and totals with numbers like 872 and 1416 1446, indicating market movement indicators from the day.
The readable figures show approximate final totals for prior day week ago and year ago values with several garbled codes. It lists Jan date totals and year to date amounts including 835,933,125 for January to date and 524,339,579 for 1965 to date with other misread figures.
Er a stocks show mixed bid and ask figures with varied weekly age and month changes. The grid lists Arden Farms Central Telephone First Bancorporation Golden Nugget Southwest Gas Sproul Homes Trans International Airway and more with fluctuating highs and lows across 1966 data.
Dow Jones and city futures edge varies with mixed closes across indices. Trading activity shows industrials and rails at differing levels while bonds show slight declines.
New York markets closed with stocks lower in moderately active trading. Bonds mixed with U.S. government bonds steady in fairly active trading. American and Midwest stocks down, London stocks up. Commodities show mixed movement with cotton steady and grains mixed, hogs and cattle declining slightly, sheep lacking test.
Treasury data through May 1 compare annual withdrawals and deposits with last year. This year withdrawals reach 122.673 billion with deposits at 121.728 billion and a cash balance of 48.6 million. Public debt totals 319.597 billion with gold holdings 13.631 billion. Last year withdrawals were 108.577 billion and deposits 102.390 billion. cash balance 999.196 million and public debt 316.375 billion with gold 14.351 billion. Internal Revenue collections on May 10 were 728.495 million.
UPI reports a sharp Friday stock market setback with the Dow Jones industrials down 9.46 to 876, the S&P 500 slipping 0.76 to 85.47, amid renewed concerns over GM Chrysler and a possible tax increase. Trading volume surged to 8.97 million shares as investors sought bargains.
Dun and Bradstreet's daily weighted price index for 30 basic goods tracks UPI data with 1930-32 average set at 100. The latest reading shows 274.17 with a week at 274.39 and a month at 275.22, while the 1966 high reached 294.52 and low 273.66.
Metal prices reported in New York show copper at 36.00 cents per pound delivered electrolytic and 35.82 to 36.00 cents at refiners. Manganese up to 0.28 5 cents per pound for bulk 20 ton trades. Tin at 149.00 cents per pound for prompt New York delivery. Zinc listed at 15.00 cents in western markets and 14.40 cents in East St. Louis.
Wheat and rye edged higher, corn unevenly higher, oats barely up, and soybeans mixed as traders noted active soybean activity and widespread buying by commission houses. May wheat faced moderate liquidation while December corn gained on short covering and local buying.
UPI MARKET INDICATOR reports closing net price change of all NYSE stocks was down 1.21 percent from the previous session. Total issues traded 1,429 with 23 advances, 982 declines and 210 unchanged. volume reached 8,970,000 shares.
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