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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1977
Page
5
Selected late prices show Dow Jones at 934.01, down 4.24. Trans 222.15, down 0.73. Utilities 105.48, down 0.38. 65-stock index at 305.56, down 1.25. Listings include Abbot Labs, Amoco, AmCan, AT&T, IBM, Coca Cola, Exxon, Ford, General Electric, and many others with bid, ask, and last trade figures.
Scottsdale Job Service aims to reduce unemployment by helping applicants sell their qualifications and locate jobs. The 6 member DES staff assist with resumes interview prep and searching for openings while connecting employers with local workers.
A Progress want ad promotes a spring painting spree to help sellers declutter. Contact number 994 9311 for details and listings.
The Bureau of Voice Analysis Inc. opens at 4220 N Brown Ave with Maurice Barnett as president and William Shores as vice president and GM. They offer tie detection using the Mark II Voice Analyzer, claiming no body attachments are needed and accuracy in pre employment exams and investigations.
London gold 139.75 up 0.45, May coffee 2.73 up 0.13, cocoa 1.90 up 0.07. IMM gold 141.60, Apr silver 4.64, copper 66.1 cents down 0.06. Wheat 2.8434 up 0.01, corn 2.58 up 0.44, soybeans 7.49 up 0.06. Soybean meal 6222.00 up 2.50, oil 23.10 up 0.07. Live cattle 37.67 down 0.13, hogs 35.60 down 0.97, pork bellies 52.90 down 2.00, cotton 75.40 down 0.95. Market not closed.
The New York stock market fell broadly with losers outnumbering gainers by more than 21 points on the NYSE at midafternoon. The Dow Jones average stood at 934.01, down 4.24, after a 10.05-point decline over the prior four sessions, with volume at 12.51 million shares two thirds through trading.
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