Stock Quotations as of Friday Noon
Friday noon stock quotations show prices for key equities and trading indexes. Market activity highlights notable shifts in blue chips and industrials with volume and latest trades recorded.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1963
Page
9
Friday noon stock quotations show prices for key equities and trading indexes. Market activity highlights notable shifts in blue chips and industrials with volume and latest trades recorded.
Market notes indicate many blue chip issues after October gains have slowed, with Dow Jones tracking broader weakness. Investors watch oil, utilities, and industrials including Consolidation Coal, United States Steel, and General Electric as trading remains choppy in New York.
The over-the-counter market fell with mixed results among securities. A drug group slid to 119 percent while Time Inc. rose to 59 percent and the National Quotation Bureau index of 67 industrials declined.
The stock market faces a warning signal as most forecasts are bullish while Dow Jones dips slightly. Several savings and loan firms drop, Pueblo supermarkets report higher first quarter sales, and Value Line notes continued earnings potential despite price erosion. Over capacity drives price weakness, but product development could counter.
Five major auto manufacturers test a new front-wheel disk brake for potential inclusion on upcoming models.
The New York Stock Exchange warned Congress that a proposed capital gains holding period increase from six months to one year could cut trading volume by 10 to 15 percent. The exchange issued a booklet, a Serious Threat to Freedom Of Investment, arguing liquidity would fail and tax receipts shrink by about $100 million annually.
A British firm, Glass Developments, reports a copper wire fine able to fit six miles in a child’s hand, with demand for use in spacecraft electrical circuits and transistor radios. Wall Street sources note rising orders via registered representatives amid ongoing tax and capital gains debate.
Washington officials announce that retired federal workers will have pensions tied to the official consumer price index. This measure ensures automatic boosts to retirement pay as living costs rise, extending inflation protection for onetime federal retirees.
A Wall Street briefing discusses growth stocks, noting that while income from dividends lags and earnings must grow to justify high prices, selective, early picks can yield above–average returns. It cautions against overpaying and highlights government policy shifts affecting inflation and purchasing power through bonds and pensions.
Houston reports the first seagoing refrigerated ammonia tanker has begun service in the Caribbean area. Aimed at modernizing shipping, the vessel marks a milestone in maritime logistics and industrial gas transport.
London report describes West purchases of Russian samovars for parties and punches. The article notes the samovars feature a water channel and a cup on top, used to brew coffee or tea. Purchasers value the devices for a neater punch setup, preferring them over traditional punch bowls.
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