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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1966
Page
5
Market notes appear as a fragmented listing of commodities and securities with unclear context. It references New York stocks bonds cotton livestock grains and a likely dateless market snapshot.
New York stocks edged higher on Friday with the Dow up 0.67 to 775.55 as 5.28 million shares traded. The session showed caution over Johnson anti inflation plans but broad market support appeared from several brokers and blue chips amid mixed breadth on the NYSE.
New York markets opened with mixed to steady tones as traders watched utilities and rails move modestly up. Cotton futures closed with no actual trades but spot markets showed moderate activity amid cautious buying and price readings near recent levels.
A scanned ledger style roundup shows dividends on recordable pays, with various companies such as Butler Mfg, Phillips-Van Heusen, Amoskeag Co, Buffalo Forge, Carolina Tel, and General Electric among others. The entries include minor yields and bond/stock related figures, reflecting a snapshot of corporate dividends, notes, and debentures as listed in a historical financial page.
Investment tables show numerous fund and stock prices including Mutual funds Fidelity Growth, Lazard, Loom, and Mass Growth, with bid and ask figures across sectors. The data lists daily changes,Unavail and closing levels for securities such as Knicke, Life Insurance, and various market indices.
Chicago cattle and hog markets saw varied demand with top cattle around 25.25 per cwt and choice grades moving from 25.50 to 26.30 while slaughter lambs averaged near 24.50. Fort Worth receipts hit about 6,500 head with hogs and sheep softer and cattle steady to higher at select lots, feeder steers strong and calves rising to 98.00 to 130.00.
Fort Worth car thief David A. Davis was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of car theft and labeled an habitual criminal. Authorities say he amassed 3512.60 in traffic tickets in three months and may hold a record for stealing up to 60 cars, with a large ticket total in 1961. He fainted at the bill and was revived with smelling salts.
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