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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1977
Page
6
NYSE at 2 p.m. shows wide price ranges across many issues with major movers including Dow Jones components and U S stocks. The report lists disparate high and low values for many names, reflecting a volatile session and broad market activity.
The June 14 1977 Scottsdale Daily Progress presents a stock market roundup with UP and DOWN lists from the New York Stock Exchange and Associated Press details. It notes percent changes and end of day prices for several names including Sears Robuck and Safeway along with a large block of securities and market movers.
London gold 137.25 dollars per ounce and London July coffee 2.03 dollars per pound rise. London July cocoa 2.33 up 4 cents, sugar for March 78 unchanged, copper 99.8 up, wheat 2.36 up 2.5 cents, corn 2.22 and soybeans 8.36 down 0.27, soybean meal 232.70 up 3.90, soybean oil 27.65 down 0.00. Olive cattle 39.40 up 6, live hogs 45.07 up 5, pork bellies 51.55 down 10, cotton 61.47 down 0.01. Market not closed.
Arizona related stocks are listed with prices from the Scottsdale Merrill Lynch office. The table includes APS AzColLand Gen Semi Newberry Patagonia and Southwest Gas among others with varied highs lows and last prices along with over the counter bids and asks for several banks and financials. The report notes major Arizona facilities and headquarters influence in market activity.
The 73 year old Burns remains a steady force in government. The White House has moved closer to Burns on economic policy and he now meets Carter and his aides monthly. Burns praises Carter moves that curb inflation and support monetary stability while delaying a broader tax rebate plan.
Lt. Col. Andrew S. Miller, unified Salvation Army commander for Greater Chicago, lauds profit and free enterprise as driving social progress. He notes profits fund schools and social services, and cites David Rockefeller’s work ethic as proof of a earned report card called profit.
New York stocks rallied after Morgan Guaranty lowered its prime lending rate from 6% to 6% in a surprise move. The Dow Jones industrials rose toward 917, with many stocks advancing and trading brisk on the Big Board and American Stock Exchange.
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