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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1974
Page
7
NYSE list includes prices, last, and percent changes for varied stocks. Entities include companies such as Alcoa, AlliedSignal, Amex, Boeing, Caterpillar, Coca Cola, Colgate, Citicorp, and Centel in a 2 p.m. report with many figures.
Wall Street notes a deflationary tilt in 1975 risk, with lower rates and higher security values expected. Firms advise progress toward a fully invested equity stance while holding moderate cash against possible interim price moves. Readers see cautious averaging on volatile issues as stocks consolidate gains.
London gold 167.50 up 0.75 silver 4.73 down 0.07 Jan platinum 191.50 up 3.50 Dec copper 62.10 down 0.61 Dec wheat 5.15 down 0.25 Dec corn 3.76 down 0.04 Nov soybeans 8.06 up 0.44 Dec live cattle 39.72 down 1.35 Dec live hogs 40.22 down 1.35 fresh eggs 58.95 down 2 pork bellies 64.45 down 1.50 May potatoes 5.55 down 0.20 cotton 43.75 down 0.62 plywood 108.20 down 0.30
Interim Dow Jones levels at 2 p.m. EST show the Industrial index at 668.18 up 2.66, Transports at 153.05 up 0.04, Utilities 68.22 up 0.26, and Stocks at 212.75 up 0.64 with volume around 9.77 million shares.
The Dow rose to 669.04 as banks cut prime rates, led by First National City Bank dropping to 10 percent from 11. Other banks trimmed to 11 percent. Unemployment rose to 6 percent in October but anticipated. overall volume around 6.1 million on the New York Stock Exchange with Advancers leading Decliners. Procter & Gamble and DuPont gained while Halliburton fell. energy and oil issues advanced modestly.
Ed Mahurin reports a volatile week in grains with wheat and soybeans sliding early then grains rallying as prices hit daily limits driven by wet Midwest conditions and strong demand. Livestock futures mostly declined, though cattle spiked on Thursday with gains to the daily limit. Copper and silver moved on inventories and market sentiment amid oil region stockpile rumors.
The Salt River Project will auction about 50 cars vans and trucks at 9 a.m. Saturday at 11017 N Cave Creek Road. Western Sales Management handles the sale featuring 21 1971 Chevrolet Malibus and six 1972 Plymouth Satellites plus dump trucks an electric welder and a fork lift. Cash cashier checks or certified funds only. Removal by 4 p.m. Nov. 4.
Robert Natkin of Scottsdale wrote the award winning public service commercial The Typical Alcoholic. The Grey-North Chicago produced film was created for the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism and won the 1974 Clio at the New York festival as best written TV ad of the year.
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