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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1965
Page
3
Market roundup notes activity in New York on stocks and bonds with mention of cotton and grain futures. Trade figures indicate price movements across multiple sectors with ongoing volatility and investor caution.
Stocks on the New York market rallyed into the second day with heavy volume of 7.42 million shares. The Dow rose 8.23 to 931.18, the S&P 500 up .50 to 90.02, and the AP 60-stock index near its May highs as optimism grew despite a looming newspaper strike.
A dense snapshot shows traders bidding and asking across many issues with Abacus and Amex listings as investors push for bids on both common shares and preferreds. The report lists prices, bid and ask levels, and notable volume for blue chips, utilities, and financials, reflecting robust market turnover.
U S Treasury bonds advance with 22 of 40 issues higher and most moves at about 132. In New York Stock Exchange trading 112 of 266 corporate issues rose, 85 fell, and the rest held firm with total daily value around 16.1 million dollars. American Telephone 4s of 1985 up to 97, Consolidated Edison 4s of 1988 up 1.5 to 93, International Harvester 4s 198 up 1 to 99, U S Steel 4s 1986 down 0.5 to 99.5.
The AP reports a major bond transactions snapshot from the New York Stock Exchange with many corporate bonds listed by symbol, price, high, low and close figures. Entries include well known names and varied yields, reflecting trading activity across industries and issuers.
New York reports higher stocks with heavy activity as bonds stay firm and commodities show mixed signals. Cotton futures fall slightly while wheat and soy complex show firm to strong demand patterns. spot market notes limited slaughterouse supplies and cautious trading ahead of Congress actions.
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