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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1968
Page
11
A NY AP stock listing shows percentage changes and prices for a wide range of companies including Disney DomeMin DowChm Dressind Duke Pw El Paso NG Kodak Eaton Ya and others. The data highlights daily gains and losses across industries with numerous percentage figures and stock identifiers.
The readable content consists of random percent signs numbers and broken phrases lacking coherent events or identifiable entities making a concise summary impossible. No definite people organizations places or actions are discernible from the fragment.
A chaotic OCR styled listing shows stock prices and percent changes for companies across sectors. Names include Abbott Lab Abex Atlas Corp Boeing Coca Cola Kraft Heinz Pfizer and many more with bid ask ranges and daily shifts. The data reflects NYSE AMEX and bond figures alongside large corporate names and various price points.
USDA price report from Chicago shows hogs and cattle ranges with weights and price brackets. Hogs include 190-235 lb at 20.75-21.50, 210-220 lb at 21.75-22.00, sows 17.50-18.00, and 40-500 lb pigs at 16.5-17.5. Cattle prices cover slaughter steers 1,250 lb at 29.00, mixed grades 28.25, yield grades 2-4 26.75-27.25, heifers 1,050 lb at 26.75, and other ranges. Sheep lambs 90-105 lb at 28.50-29.50, 27.00-28.00 for good and choice.
Livestock prices for prime and choice live beef cattle traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange with narrow gains and declines across contract months. Futures quoted with high, low and close readings for June and April delivery amid market volatility.
Omaha cattle and hog market shows steady to higher feeder cattle scores with gains up to 25, slaughter steers and heifers varying by grade. Cows and bulls mixed, spring lambs and ewes steady to higher. hogs rise with barrows and gilts jumping about 25.
Prices on Tuesday show copper at 42 to 42.4 cents per pound from Connecticut Valley notes, lead at 13 cents per pound in New York, zinc at 13.5 cents per pound in East St. Louis, tin at 14.1 cents per pound in New York, gold at 41.05 per troy ounce, and silver at 24.20 per ounce in New York.
Cattle 5 5000 calves 100 slaughter steers steady to 25 higher heifers steady cows steady to 25 lower bulls steady high choice prime steers 1250 lbs 27.75, 1365 lbs 27.50, 1000-1300 lbs 26.25-27.00. Slaughter heifers 850-1075 lbs 25.50-26.50, high good 25.75, good 23.00-24.50. Cows 18.00-19.50, canner 16.00-18.50. Hogs 6 000 barrows and gilts strong to 50 higher No 1-2 195-230 lbs 21.25-21.50, 1-3 220-250 lbs 29.75-21.25. Sows 25-50 higher 290-320 lbs 18.5-18.75, 400-500 lbs 16.50-17.50.
NY bond sales data report shows daily high low and close figures for major issues from AmFP to US Steel. It lists percent changes, transaction volumes, and year to date totals including two year and monthly totals.
The NYSE posted mixed results as several indices moved up and down. Trading activity showed modest declines in transportation and related sectors amid overall cautious sentiment.
The June 18 quotation page from D. A. Davidson & Co. lists Albertson's Amex First Bank Montana Power and other firms with bid offer ranges. Several companies including Anheuser Busch Cardinal Petroleum Treasure State are cited with pricing data and percent changes.
Chicago AP reports butter prices steady with slight drops for some grades and eggs unsettled with wholesale buying prices mostly unchanged. AA 6534, 92 S 6534, 90 B 632, 89 C 60 2. eggs grade A whites 31, mediums 27, standards 26, checks 18.
London metal market reports bids and asks for copper tin lead and zinc. Copper spot bids around 50 pounds per long ton, tin bids near 1301 pounds, lead bids about 1005 pounds, zinc bids at 110 pounds, with various forward bids and asking prices noted.
Wheat futures climbed about two cents as rainfall in the Southwest spurs delayed winter wheat harvest and short covering fuels a late-session advance. Corn oats rye and cattle numbers mix with notable bid and ask figures across the Board of Trade listings.
Dow Jones averages close lower with Industrials andRail indexes slipping. Ind 903.93 to 900.20 for a 3.25 drop while RR and utilities show slight declines. commodity futures index edged up 0.24.
New York AP reports closing over the counter U S Government Treasury bonds with bid asked net changes and yields. The data shows varied maturities from 34s through 39s with prices near 90s and yields around 5 to 6 percent, reflecting liquidity and daily movement in the market.
State Auditor E. V. Omholt announced the licensing of six additional insurers to operate in Montana. The new firms are Bankers Life Insurance Co. of Lincoln Nebraska Big Horn National Life Insurance Co Casper Wyoming Transamerica Life Insurance and Annuity Co Los Angeles American Investors Assurance Co Salt Lake City Empire Life Insurance Co of America Birmingham Alabama and Life Insurance Co of California San Francisco.
The market slid from a mid session rally and closed lower for the fourth straight day. The Dow fell 3.25 to 900.20 as volume reached 13.63 million shares, with the AP average down 2 to 3394 and a broad mix of gains and losses across 1,542 issues. Analysts cited a possible renewal of the surplus tax bill and the gold pledge as factors weighing on investor sentiment.
A dense listing of mutual fund bid and ask prices supplied by the National Association of Dealers Securities Inc, including funds such as Amer Grth, Am Divin, Franklin funds, Chase, Fidelity, Scudder, State Street, and many others with varied price quotes. The compendium also notes NYSE closing prices and changes for fifteen active stocks on the New York Stock Exchange.
The report lists dollar and Canadian dollar values and a British pound rate. It shows USD to CAD at 0.9282 and 0.7783 on Monday and the pound at 2.9855 for Monday.
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