NY Stock Exchange Quotations Friday Update
New York AP report lists a flat of selected NYSE transactions for Friday. Stocks traded include notable movers and steady performers across key sectors, with price changes and closing figures summarized for investors.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Cyryster
Shay Ford
Kerox
Bell Howell
Gen Motors
Boeing Co
Borden Co
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T&t
Columbas
Erie
Mo Pac
Domestic Cotton Closes Session On Mixed Note
New York AP reports domestic cotton futures closed 80 cents higher to 1.25 lower as only close trading occurred in October and December 1965 deliveries. Traders waited on Washington crop legislation while spot market activity dwindled on Memphis, with middling to strict low middling prices varying and farmers earning small bale gains.
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Washington
N.C
Memphis
Sia
Louisiana Poultry and Egg Markets Report
Louisiana weekly market notes show broiler and fryer values steady to weaker for the week ending June 23 with adequate live supplies and firm under tone. Eggs remain largely steady with regular producers receiving 80 percent grade A or better, prices varied by size from large to small. Louisiana eggs show a mixed trend with large eggs easing and mediums and small holding.
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California
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Westair
Staple Price Trends In Wholesale Index Declines
The Associated Press reports the weighted wholesale price index for 350 commodities fell to 172.26 from 172.40 the prior day and 172.43 a week ago. The index shows 172.59 for the month and 164.4 for the year with past highs and lows listed for comparison.
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New York
Associated Press
Markets At Glance Stocks and futures mixed in early trade
NEW YORK. Stocks lower while bonds ease or firm. Cotton quiet in Chicago. Wheat steady to easier with late selling. Corn steady to easier, mixed. Oats steady to firm with light demand. Soybeans mixed with old crop months slightly stronger. Hogs steady to 50 cents lower, top $25.50. Slaughter steers up 25 to 50 cents to $29.25.
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Stock Market Sinks To New Lows In 1965
The Dow fell to 854.26, breaching December support as volume rose to 5.8 million shares. AP and Dow averages set year-lows with 868 of 1,357 issues down and 253 sinking to new lows. Industrials led losses despite some late gains in Du Pont and gold stocks.
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Louisiana Markets Report from North Bossier City
The Associated Press notes cattle sales of 990 head with calves at 24 to 25.50 and 22 to 27 for various weights. Slaughter steers and heifers run 23 to 24, hogs include 102 head with barrows and gilts 23 to 24.50 and sows 20 to 23.75. Broiler and fryer farm prices range 14 to 15 cents, with some percentages at 14 88 and 14 2.
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Final Dividends Grain Table Prices Hold Steady
Grain prices at country elevators were unchanged on oats and wheat while soybeans moved up with cents higher. Consumer corn prices were steady as lack of supplies limited trading. In Louisiana the yellow corn was 1.47 to 1.50, oats 69 cents, soybeans 2.80 to 2.85, and wheat 1.25 to 1.30.
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Grain Futures Prices Steady Amid Mixed Trade in Chicago
CHICAGO AP traders faced slow, mixed action in grain futures with prices largely resisting moves. Wheat and old crop soybeans showed firm spurts on speculative buying before quick absorption and rising offers. Soybeans finished near unchanged to slightly higher as profit-taking and short-covering influenced the session.
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Hog Prices Slip As Slaughter Market Dips In Chicago
Livestock report from Chicago shows butcher hog prices down as much as 50 cents per hundredweight with top at 25.50. Grades vary from 24.50 to 25 for mixed 1-3 and 22.75 to 24.50 for 2s and 3s. Sows reach 21.25. Steers edge up 25 to 50 cents with strictly choice at 26.50 to 28.25 and some prime at 29.25. Lambs drop about 50 cents. choice to prime lambs fetch 25 to 26.50.
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Kosygin Urges Soviet Turkish Friendship Treaty
In his first interview as Soviet premier Kosygin called for a Soviet friendship treaty with Turkey. He spoke about Soviet Turkish affairs for 50 minutes, according to Metin Toker, publisher of Akis in Ankara.
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Johnson Address Noted By Tass In Short Form
Tass reported President Lyndon Johnson’s UN speech in 11 words, noting he addressed the session. The bulk of the article covered Ghana’s Assembly President Alex Quaison-Lackey who demanded a final uprooting of colonialism.
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Weather Forecast for Monroe and Surrounding Areas
Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon thundershowers and little temperature change. Highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s, lows in the upper 60s to mid 70s. Winds southeast five to 15 mph. Also notes for Louisiana Delta Arkansas Mississippi regions with similar conditions and small chances of thunderstorms. Rainfall totals and sunshine percentages vary by area. highlights mention Monroe shower, 92 highest in Greenwood, and scattered clouds across midsouth.
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Army Engineers Award Contract For Creek Work
The Army Engineers awarded a $121,730 contract to J. B. Ewing & Son of Innis Mississippi for channel improvement along Donivan Creek in Itawamba County to increase flood drainage. Completion is set for January as part of a Tombigbee River tributaries clearance program aimed at cutting about $1 million in annual flood damages and boosting flood plain use. An apparent low bid of $174,236 from Williams McWilliams Industries of New Orleans was received for shoaling removal in the Intracoastal Waterway along the Louisiana and Mississippi coast. government estimate was $163,486.
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