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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
6
Trading in stocks and bonds, cotons and grains was brisk with volume reported over TL million shares. Brokers cited lively tape action and speculative interest as early gains built on rising hopes for market momentum.
Investment firms reported solid activity with several funds outlining strategy shifts. Key players disclosed capital flows, risk assessments, and potential sector rotations amid ongoing market volatility.
The item lists figures and names across several stocks and markets with scattered figures such as 64 88 90 and 50, noting varied values and partial inscriptions. Names include Dewan, Deane, Wentestent, White, and others, alongside city mentions and cryptic codes, reflecting a terse market skim.
New York AP reports a mixed stock market with modest gains in some shares and overall declines. volume reached 672 million shares amid profit taking and cautious trading. Major movers include American Life, Pioneer Natural Gas, and Lions Industries with varied performances across sectors. The Dow ended lower as inflation and economic signals weighed, while some blue chips posted gains and others fell.
The Commodity Credit Corporation reported selling 489,084 bales of cotton on March 21 against bids by dealers and buyers. Average price for middling one inch cotton was 22.17 cents per pound, with no actual trades that day. Deliveries not until Aug 11 1966. First sale on March 7 moved 93,715 bales at 22.23 cents. Weekly cotton loan entries ended March 18 at 49,855 bales versus 65,995 prior week, net 1965 stock at 5,874,101 BM.
Fragmented OCR text shows livestock prices and butter at various rates. It mentions cattle, hogs, milk prices, and shipments to Minnesota and Florida. Names and places are garbled but indicate market activity, pricing, and delivery details in a regional agricultural page.
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