Mutual funds price table shows varied fund quotes and notes
A dense listing from New York AP shows mutual fund quotes for numerous funds with bid and ask prices, plus explanatory footnotes on dividends, stock splits, and special distributions. It includes fund names such as Inv CoAm, Istel Fd, Am Mut, Oppen Fd, Fidelity groups, and many others with price ranges and market data.
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Inv CoAm
NEW York (Ap) Invest Group
National Associ Select
Nation of Securities War
Dealers, Inc
Invesh
Istel Fd
Bvest Fd
Int Fa
Axe Houghton
Sygt Rw A Ae Knick Gth
Fund B
Lazard
Capit Inc
Incom
West Os
Invest
Oncor
Pioneer
Price TR
Corp Ld
Providnt
Crown
Unavailab Puritan
Vv M
Putnam Fd
Cortes
Georg
Delta Fd
Income
Grwth
BowTh
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Eatn Bal
Rxevere Vee
Eatn
Scudder
Ene
Nergy
Equity
Rij Td Ass Sven
Fae
Steim
Fstin
Stk Bats Stein Roe One Ae Fia
Stk Bats Stein Roe One Ae Fia Gth 6.28 6. Bal 20.93 20: Frei Ind
Stock
Fond Lt
Inti
Fond Mut
Stein Inv
Foursa
Teley el
Cem Sie Me
Teves Fe
Texas Fd
United Funds
Fund Am
Scien
UnFd Can
Aero Sci
Vaive Line
Ind
Spi
Hamada
Lest
Inc Fd
Whitehit
Inc Bost
Ind Trend
Winfield
Wiscon
Grain futures slump as liquidation leads declines across cereals
Chicago market sees selling pressure across grains with soybeans leading losses as demand wanes and spreads drive activity. Wheat, corn, oats and rye all fall in mid session with July prices noted and overall volume light. Seattle market listings show soft white and hard winter wheat around 1.55 to 1.78 and corn bids 53.50 to 54.50 per bushel.
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Chicago
Seattle Grain Seattle
UPI
Seattle
Barney
Billings Cattie Billings Livestock Commission Report
Report from Billings Cattie Billings Livestock Commission notes Monday slaughter cows strong to higher, few slaughter bulls and feeder heifers steady. Slaughter cows 18.00 to 20.00, bulk canner and cutter 16.00 to 19.25, slaughter bulls 17.00 to 23.00, feeder heifers 22.90 to 24.25 for 500 to 725 lb cattle.
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Cattie Billings Livestock Commission
Livestock Markets Report From South St. Paul
South St. Paul hogs 7500 moderately active with barrows and gilts 25.00 to 26.00 per 20 lbs and sows steady. Sheep and cattle segments show steady to mixed trade with slaughter lambs at 24.00 to 27.00 and vealers at 31.00 to 35.00.
Denver Livestock Market Report Notes Slaughter Trends
Denver market shows no calves, slaughter steers weak to 25 lower, heifers not tested, cows and bulls steady to strong. Steers 24.40 to 25.30, cows 15.50 to beyond, bulls 21.30 to 24.60, feeders 23 plus. Hogs and sow ranges cited, lambs 24.50 to 27.45, ewes 4.40 to 4.50 with steady lamb and ewe tone.
Market Report From Omaha Cattle and Hog Sales
Cattle yard totals show 11,900 calves, steers and heifers 25 lower, cows firm to higher with steers 24.25 to 25.75 and heifers around 22.75. Hog prices decline as barrows and gilts drop to 23.75 25.25, sows 18 to 19.75. Sheep and lambs also move, lambs steady to 50 lower at 71.50 to 26.50, ewes 6.00 to 6.50.
Beef futures at Chicago Mercantile Exchange
UPI reports live beef prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange with current readings for June August October futures. Prices show June 25.60, August 25.70, October 26.10 and small units traded.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Cattle and Hog Prices Report
Chicago livestock market figures show cattle 1800 head with no calves. Slaughter steers weak and slaughter heifers steady, cows and bulls fully steady. Steers 2 to 26.50. heifers 20 to 25. cows 14.75 to 20.50. bulls 71.24 to 00. Hogs 5500 head barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower. sows steady to 25 lower. Barrows and gilts 21.75 to 26.50. sows 14.50 to 20.00. Sheep 200 head. Slaughter lambs steady to weak. ewes 5 to 9 dollars. Lambs 2 77.00. ewes 5.00 to 9.00.
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Loadings and Steady Trends
Hog buyers steady to 25 cents lower with feeder barrows 190 to 220 pounds at 26.25 to 26.50. sows 19.50 to 20.00. Cattle and calves light volume. slaughter steers slow and weak, heifers steady to weak late. Cows and bulls active and fully steady. Slaughter lambs steady to weak. spring lambs 24.00 to 27.00. ewes 5.00 to 9.00. overall mixed demand across hogs cattle and sheep segments.
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Barrow End
U.S
Sioux City Beef and Hogs Market Report
Sioux City hogs sold active with prices down 25 to 75 points. US 1-3 190-240 lb butchers 24.75 to 25.25. 360-400 lb sows 20.00 to 24.25. Cattle 6,500 with slow trade and losses to 25 lower on slaughter steers and heifers. best steers 24.25 to 24.75 for 950-1,250 lb, some prime 25.50. heifers 23.25 to 24.00. Sheep 2,200 with market not established.
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Sioux City
U.S
Portland Market Cattle Hogs and Lambs Prices
Portland cattle and calves 450 head with steers mostly 25 to 27.60, heifers 25.75 to 26.00, cows 14.50 to 17.25, bulls 20.50 to 22.75. Hogs for Monday mostly US 122.10, 1-2 grade 27.50 to 28.00, sows 19.85 to 20.10, 2-3 17.75 to 19.10. Sheep for Monday 1,000 head with spring lambs 26.10 prime, bulk 25.00 to 25.85. yearlings and other grades noted.
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Idaho
IngerRand
InsurNoAm
InterikSt
John Man
Jon Logan
Jones L
Joy Mfg
KKK
Kaiser al
Fayser Ro
Kennecott
Kennecott Wi
KerrMc
Kimb Clark
Lehman
Liggett&am
MagmaCop
Magnavox
Maratha
Mar Mid
Marquar
Marq Cmtn
MobdilOil Wi
Mohasco
Monsan
MontPow
Morrell
Motorola
Nevada
Nycent
Ning MP
Vo Norfik Wst
NA Avia
Sia
Norngas
E — NorPac
Nsta Pw
Ye Northrop
NwstAirl
NwestAirl
Norton
Norwich
Va OlinMath
Otis Elev
Owensill
Oxford
Pact&t
Pfizerc
Phil Morr
Es Publkind
RCA
Ralston Pur
Rayonier
Raytheon
Reading Co
ReichCha
RepubSteel
Bie Reviow
Rexall
H—M
Reyn
Rohr Corp
Reyccola
RyderSys
RyderSys 40 2 18 17% 17% — Safeway St
Burp Stres
SanFran
Sanders
Schering
Schick
Scott Paper
Sears Roe la
Seeburg
Servel
ShellTra
Sinclair
SingerCo
Sperry Rand
StOllind
Sunray
Swift
Tampa
Tenneco
Texaco
WMWU
AirLin
UnitAirc
UnitCorp
Ms Univopd
Upjohn
Varian
VariPw
Westn Airl
Westy A Bk
WinnDix
Woolworth
Xerox Corp
Associated Press
U.S
Pakistan bars Rhodesia trade ships at Karachi ports
Ships carrying cargo to or from Rhodesia are barred from docking at Pakistani ports in Karachi as Pakistan enforces sanctions against the white minority-ruled state. The move affects international shipping and trade relations amid regional pressure.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Rhodesia
Stock Market Dull Decline Near May Lows
The Dow Jones fell 4.35 to 877.33 as volume reached 5.05 million shares. A near test of the May 17 low of 864.14 raised talk of a potential summer rally, with tech shares showing the sharpest losses.
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New York
Associated Press
U.S
Successful Investing and Joint Ownership Questions
A reader asks about Continental Vending bankruptcy and stock value after a 1960s decline. The expert notes the company went into voluntary bankruptcy, assets were taken by Vendo in 1964, and the stock was reported valueless with no current bid. Another reader asks about joint stock ownership on death. advice covers survivorship registration and transfer requirements, stressing joint tenants with right of survivorship.
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Continental Vending
H.H. A
Vendo
Spear
New York Metals Prices Try Copper Lead Zinc Tin
Spot nonferrous metal prices today show copper at 30 cents a pound in Connecticut Valley lead at 15 cents a pound in New York zinc at 142 cents a pound in East St. Louis tin at 161.25 cents a pound in New York foreign silver at 1.293 per troy ounce in New York.
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New York
Connecticut Valley
East St. Louis
N.Y
London metals closing bid and forward quotes
London metals report bids and asks for copper tin lead zinc. Copper spot bids around 1122 with asks 615, ward bid 59 with 597 ask. Tin spot bids 1279 asks 1280, forward bids 1249 asks 1270. Lead spot bids 95.4 with 95.4 ask, forward bid 71% with 92 ask. Zinc spot bids 99.5 with 9% ask, forward bid 95.2 with 9% ask.
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London
Wool futures mixed on NY cotton exchange
Wool tops futures closed 3 lower to 3 higher on the New York Cotton Exchange on Tuesday. Grease wool finished 2 higher to 3 lower with standard certificated spot tops at 175.6 nominal and certificated spot wool in clean pounds at 129.5 nominal.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Produce Price Report
Chicago wholesale market prices for poultry cheese butter and produce. Listings cover roasters fryers and various cheeses with grade A B C Swiss blocks and wheels. Potatoes onions and other produce show US shipments arrivals track sales street prices and regional variations.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Strike Forces Change in Plans for Demo Women
A Montana Democratic Women's Club convention moves from a hotel to church facilities in Billings due to a restaurant workers strike at the Northern Hotel. President Mrs. Frank Makela cites unsettled labor conditions and says Sen. Maureen Neuberger will speak at the church banquet.
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Billings
Montana Democratic Women’s Club
Frank Makela
Red Lodge
State Organization
Brother van Hall
Wesley Hall
First Methodist Church
Makela
Maureen Neuberger
D-Ore
Price tag on the Great Society reaches 21.5 billion in 1970
Economist Eugene F. Rinta estimates 1970 Great Society costs at 21.5 billion, seven times last year's, based on 1965 outlays and 1968-67 budgets. He notes defense trends and possible Viet Nam outcomes could shift totals, with Medicare expected to rise to 5 billion by 1970 and other programs expanding accordingly.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of the Budget
Eugene F. Rvita
Johnson
Rinta
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Rima
Viet Nam
Rvita
Record number expected on state's payrolls
Montana unemployment data show a forecast of 199 000 non farm payrolls later this year. Industrial employment stays at high levels for five months as UCC claims total 2 465, down 266 from the prior week and 791 below last year. Women account for 44 percent of total.
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Helena
UPI
Montana
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Edgar H. Reeder
Reeder
UCC
U.S
Livingston
Kalispell
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Doug Airc
Dow Chem
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Dressind
DukePower
duPont
DynamCp
EastAirl
Eastgf
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EatonYa
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ErieLack RR
Eversharp
FairCam
Fedder Cp
GenElec
GaPacific
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Oillette
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GuifSteut
Halliburt
Harris
Herc Inc
Hertz
Hobarte
Holf Electron
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American List
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Ark LaGas 1904
Alamera
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Atlas Co
Barnes Eng
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Brit Pet
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Jack Waiten
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Metropolitan A Merger Mines
Nabob
Nevada Stewart
Pend Oreille Mines
Reeves MacDonald Sreeee
Sidney Ater
Silver Syndicate
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Colo
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Eureka
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