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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1965
Page
20
On Monday trading, rye and wheat weakened as soybeans slipped 1 percent to 40 and corn fell about 1 percent. Old crop new lows, new contracts hit season lows amid larger crush plant stocks. Export demand weak, local traders split. cash corn and oats steady with fair to good demand amid weather and crop report notes.
Contractors informed that specifications for cementing services at the Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Test Site cover 14 months starting August 1. Bids due 2 p.m. June 9 in Las Vegas. Work includes blending, mixing and pumping up to 25 000 cubic feet of slurry at 1680 gallons per minute. Specifications available via Fenix & Scisson, Inc., and Petroleum Consultants in Tulsa.
A dense UPI market note lists multiple mutual funds and unit prices from National Association of Securities Dealers and others. It names fund families such as Keystones, Dreyfus, Scudder, Franklin, Putnam, Fidelity, and United Funds with assorted share prices and changes across varied fund categories.
The American Exchange in New York reports a selection of stocks chosen for listing. Investors monitor new entries and performance indicators across sectors, with emphasis on market activity and potential gains.
New York reports a third straight down day with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 7.80 to 914.21 and the Standard and Poor's 500 dipping 0.66 to 88.09. Trading was moderate at 4.79 million shares and leaders showed broad weakness across steel, motor, chemical and electronics sectors while IBM slid 9 points and Pan American Sulphur opened lower before recovering.
Copper delivered in New York at 35.82 cents per pound with 34.00 cents per pound at another refinery. Lead quoted 16.00 cents in New York, 15.80 in St Louis. Manganese at 29.25 cents per pound for 1 to 20 tons. Silver price around 630 to 6460 dollars per flask of 7?e. Tin prompt delivery 196.50 cents per pound. Tungsten powder 2.85 dollars per pound. Zinc prime western 15.00 cents in New York, 14.50 in East St. Louis.
UPI reports handy and harmon Monday quotes silver at 1299.3 cents per fine ounce, unchanged from Friday. The price stability reflects steady demand and cautious trading across precious metals markets in New York.
The data show mixed totals for May 19 including figures near 111.3 trillion, 106.8 billion, and 330.64 per share with hundreds of billions in aggregate values. The text notes adjustments and specific cent values such as 190.89 and 78, but lacks clear event context or entities beyond markets.
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