Market Ends Three-Week Slide With Mild Gain
New York stocks halted a three week downturn and closed slightly higher as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to 868.73 from a Tuesday intraday low of 853.77. The week saw cautious investor sentiment with gains in motors, electrical equipment, oils, airlines, and gold miners amid mixed bond performance and renewed reinvestment demand.
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New York Stock List reveals weekly market figures and movers
A scanned NY stock list shows weekly performance with many tickers, highs, lows and changes. Abundant names include Abbott, Acme, Allied, American, General, Chrysler, Ford, RCA and more across multiple sectors, reflecting broad market activity and weekly totals.
Slaughter Steer and Heifer Prices Decline Across Markets
Prices for slaughter steers and heifers fell compared with last week with steers steady to lower and heifers steady. Feeder cattle weakened with prices down as wholesale beef pressure and lower live cattle prices weighed on demand. Lambs and hogs showed mixed movements with hogs near week highs as receipts remained tight and slaughter totals for the period fell from October highs.
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Six More New Stamps Planned For 1965
Postmaster General John A. Gronouski announced six additional commemorative stamps for 1965. The lineup includes Hoover, traffic safety, the Salvation Army centennial, Magna Carta, Dante Alighieri, and John Singleton Copley painting series, plus a Coast Guard 75th anniversary postal card mark. This brings total 1965 commemoratives to 11, four below normal.
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Sherlock Holmes Manuscript Sells For 12600 Dollars
An original Sherlock Holmes manuscript titled The Adventures of the Greek Interpreter sold at Christie's for 12 600 dollars. The anonymous New York seller sent it on behalf of Adrian Conan Doyle, son of Arthur Conan Doyle. The piece was found tucked in a child's exercise book. The Strand published it in 1893.
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Brezhnev Quietly Marks 58th Birthday in Moscow
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev observed his 58th birthday Saturday in Moscow amid a calm celebration. UPI reports no public events were announced and officials offered no unusual honors.
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Cuba Raises Coffee Ration for Christmas in Havana
Havana radio said the coffee ration will grow by half an ounce per week per person for the Christmas period. Reported refugees described the regular allotment as 1 ounce weekly, noting the new amount supplies about one demitasse or a cup of coffee for Cuban households.
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