New York Stock Exchange Quotes Abridged Friday
New York AP reports a brief selection of stock transactions on the New York Stock Exchange listing notable price moves and volumes from Friday.```
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1965
Page
8
New York AP reports a brief selection of stock transactions on the New York Stock Exchange listing notable price moves and volumes from Friday.```
CHICAGO markets show mixed activity with Dow Jones higher and bonds quiet. Wheat and corn slide modestly amid light hedging, soybeans and oats lower, hogs rise about 50 cents, while slaughter steers drift down to around 29.50 per hundredweight.
New York AP reports domestic cotton futures closed unchanged to 1.50 higher per bale Friday with most action at session end in the distant July position. Other months dull as commission houses traded on either side of the market and spot middling rises to 32.80 precise figures vary by tag.
After four days of decline the market rallied yet turnover fell 2 million shares from the prior session to 5.35 million. The Dow gained 5.21 to 881.70 as blue chips rose, led by Du Pont, Kennecott, American Smelting and GM, while 692 of 1,355 issues rose and 428 fell.
Potatoes reported with no carrot track sales. Butter prices ranged AA 93, A 92, B 90 and lower. eggs unchanged with grades A whites 70 percent or higher and other grades cited. Louisiana boiler market barely steady to slightly weaker with adequate live supplies. Hen market steady with heavy hens selling at farm and light hens lower. Egg market steady with large, medium and small sizes and ample supplies. prices paid to regular producers shown as cents per dozen for various sizes.
Livestock news from Chicago reports the butcher hog market rising 50 cents to a top of 25 per hundredweight, the highest since July 3, 1958, with mixed hog grades trading around 23.50 to 24.75 and lows near 21. Slaughter steers firmed late with prime prices around 29.25 to 29.50 and high choice 28 to 29, while spring slaughter lambs held steady at 28 to 28.50 for mixed choice and prime.
The report describes cooler conditions in the northern Rockies and northern plains with the Central Plains and North Pacific coast experiencing varied temperatures. An AP Wirephoto map accompanies the summary, indicating regional weather observations.
New York AP reports a selection of bond transactions on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday. The brief item records trades, prices, and yields for several bonds, reflecting activity on the market day.
In dull trading Chicago notes a generally weak grain futures market with old crop soybeans under pressure down 1.5 to 2 cents. Brokers report no wide selling, small transactions, light commercial demand, and hedging in wheat as some traders move to short positions. July soybeans at 2.88, wheat steady to down, corn and oats modestly lower.
Quotations for NASD interdealer prices as of about 2:00 p.m. show markets changing through the day. Prices exclude retail markup and commission. The listing includes Bush Hog Inc 6 27 Busty Hog Debs, Cary Chemical 3errs, Central Savings Bank, Deloitte Taylor, Hausman Steel with various bid and ask figures.
Lapel flags will be sold by members of the Lt. Joseph Bowmar Society of the Children of the American Revolution to promote Flag Day on June 14. Miniature flags will be sold in various Twin Cities locations. The observance marks the 1777 Continental Congress adoption of the American flag. All Monroe households and businesses are urged to fly flags on this day.
The St. Joseph Montessori School on Monroe's southside is approved to receive federal funds for Operation Head Start. Rev. William F. Allen says the OEO notified the school after Champ L. Baker secured the certification. The program offers early training to ease entry into kindergarten or first grade for 30 to 40 applicants from the southside and nearby areas. Information available at 506 Benton Ave or by phone at 325-4527.
Paris reports quote critics ripping Michael Chaplin son of Charlie Chaplin after a brief telecast in beatnik dress with long hair and unshaven look. France-Soir called him the image of his mother if he shaved and styled. Paris critic Janine Merlin notes he lacks soap and water.
Partly cloudy and warm with afternoon and evening thundershowers affecting 20 to 40 percent of the area. Highs 86 to 92, lows 64 to 74 in Louisiana Delta and adjacent states with variable winds five to 15 mph. Showers and thundershowers expected near 40 percent in the Delta with rainfall up to half an inch locally.
Moscow reports Luna 6 will miss the moon by about 100,000 miles despite two days of normal operation from launch Tuesday. Tass release says the planned soft landing failed and Luna 5 previously crashed. Pravda carried the Tass item on its front page.
River levels show a 24 hour flood stage change with rising readings. Officials monitor River Street gauge as authorities issue caution for nearby areas and potential evacuations if levels advance.
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