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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1972
Page
11
Monday's selected New York Stock Exchange prices show sales totals and daily changes. Notable entries include Amoco, American Motors, and Allied Corp with varied gains and losses, reflecting broad market movements for the day.
A dense rollup of financial figures shows PennDix and Pennzoil among others with percentage gains and trading counts. The page presents stock prices, volumes, and daily changes across corporations, utilities, and industrials, including FMC, Pfizer, RCA, Exxon, and CocaCola, alongside bonds and futures indices.
Portland and Seattle markets show bid prices for Wheat No.1 bulk 1.60 to 1.92 for export grades, corn No.2 yellow at 58.00-58.50, oats No.2 western 55.50-56.00, barley No.2 western 58.00-58.50, grain sorghum 56.00. car receipts list Wheat 39 Barley 1 Flour 4 Feed 7. Seattle cash wheat Soft White 1.64n White Club 1.64n Hard Winter 1.61n. Yellow corn bulk No.2 58.00. Barley bulk No.2 bid 47.00 asked 48.00. Puget Sound car receipts Wheat 20.
The AP stock page shows AMEX prices with numerous tickers and percent changes, including Aerojet, AmPetri, Aras ArkLGas, and more. It lists bid and ask quotes, percentage shifts, and ends with notes on total stock and bond sales for the period, plus selected quotations from A D Davidson & Co.
The 1971 annual report shows a tax loss carry forward exceeding 141 million dollars will offset realized gains through 1976, with about 30 million used yearly early on and 23 million in year five. Unrealized gains remain large and 1971 was not a strong year for shareholders.
Selected New York Stock Exchange bond prices show varied yields and closings for major issuers including AT&T ConEdis Erie Pacific and US Steel. NY bond sales figures for the day, week, month, and year are provided along with year-to-date totals and prior period comparisons.
Wool futures declined on Monday as traders priced in caution from Australian wool auctions and overseas markets. The futures closed several cents lower with mixed intraday moves and soft spot prices noted in related reports.
Omaha Neb AP Livestock quotations show hogs firm to sharply higher with barrows and gilts up to 75 cents. Cattle mixed with steers and heifers down, cows weak, feeders steady. high choice and prime steers and heifers price ranges noted. Sheep steady with spring slaughter lambs at 32.50 to 33.00 and ewes steady. Estimated Tuesday receipts include cattle 5,500 calves 25 hogs 6,500 sheep 800.
Chicago prices show mixed activity across live cattle feeder cattle and hog futures with June to February contracts listed. Open interest figures and sales tallies accompany the board as markets reflect supply expectations amid computer issues for pork belly data.
The report lists bid and asked quotes for wheat corn oats and broilers across futures contracts with monthly figures from July through January and prices in decimals and percentages. It shows activity in wheat at several delivery months around 1.43 to 1.50 while corn sits near 1.21 to 1.30 and oats around 0.67 to 0.70 with broilers around 27 to 29 dollars per hundredweight. Exchanges and figures reflect daily market activity and bid ask spreads.
Spot nonferrous metal prices in New York Monday show copper at 52 1/2 cents a pound lead 15 2/3 cents zinc 18 cents a pound tin 1 3/4 dollars per pound gold 61.80 per troy ounce silver 1.586 per troy ounce and quicksilver 195.00 per flask.
AP reports closing London metal futures with per metric ton bids and asks for copper tin lead zinc. Copper bid 411.50 ask 418.50 419. Tin bid 1439 ask 1440 1448 1450. Lead bid 118.25 ask 118.75 119.25 119.50. Zinc bid 142.50 ask 143 146 146.25.
The Pentagon dedicates a corridor to General Omar N. Bradley, the World War II five star general and Army’s only living five star general. Bradley, 79, reviews the honor guard and receives a 19 gun salute during a Wednesday ceremony. The corridor near the Joint Chiefs of Staff displays Bradley memorabilia from his Missouri boyhood to West Point and three wars.
The Dow Jones average dropped 3.23 to 941.83 as volume slipped to 11.66 million shares on the NYSE. The market cooled amid Soviet demands to end the North Vietnam blockade, with most investors on the sidelines and the AP 60 average down 0.7 to 325.4 while the S&P 500 eased to 108.11.
U.S. imports of agricultural commodities from the Far East hit a record 922.7 million dollars for last year, up 7.7 percent from 1970, with the Philippines India Japan and Indonesia driving a 66 million dollar rise. Major imports include sugar rubber coconut products and tea and coffee.
A long list of mutual fund prices and fund names across many providers. The data shows fund values, price changes, and fund family identifiers with numerous entries from Salem to New York and beyond, reflecting ongoing pricing and net asset values.
Andrew Taylor 20 of Bowling Green Missouri was sentenced to life in prison for second degree murder in the beating death of his step daughter Victoria Lynn Mullin at a Great Falls hospital. The eight woman four man jury found him guilty May 27, and Judge Truman G. Bradford denied post verdict motions.
The Royal Ontario Museum will use electronic devices this summer to locate two American warships sunk in a Lake Ontario storm while facing a British flotilla. Dinosaur National Monument in Colorado and Utah has been fully remapped by the U S Geological Survey across 330 square miles along the Green and Yampa rivers.
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