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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1966
Page
3
Readable fragments show prices and bids for stocks mutual funds and bonds in New York. Entities include Natl Association of Securities Dealers and various fund names with varied values and bid asks amid a general market summary.
New York bonds activity shows major transactions on the New York Stock Exchange with quotes from NASD as of 10 a.m. prices include bid and ask ranges for numerous issues. The over the counter notes provide interdealer quotations and broker commissions adjustments, reflecting broad market movement across several issuers and sectors.
The readable line details a fragmented dividend or investment record with references to quantities and dates. It lacks clear names or organizations but suggests financial actions or notices, possibly a ledger snippet from a local business page.
UPI reports the Dow Jones averages finishing with notable gains as industrials, rails, utilities and stocks all rise. Industrials up 15.57, rails 1.76, utilities 0.67, and overall index gains noted. Trading volume shows 693,400 shares across sectors.
New York stocks closed at a record high as 1965 year end trading ended with 7.25 million shares. Bethlehem Steel jumped on a 5 per ton price increase for structural shapes before retreating. analysts questioned the jump's justification. Overall, blue chips led gains while corporate bonds mixed and Treasuries fell.
Markets at a glance show gains in New York with stocks advancing while bond markets retreat as Treasuries dip and corporate issues hold steady. Investors monitor economic data and corporate results for direction.
Livestock prices showed strength in Chicago. Hog buyers purchased 73 percent of 3 500 offerings with 1 2 butchers at 28 00 to 28 75 per hundredweight and sows steady to 25 cents higher. Cattle receipts were weak with slaughter steer prices mostly steady to 73 lower, primes topping at 27 75 per hundredweight and heifers around 24 25 to 25 30. Sheep demand was moderate and prices were fully steady.
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