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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1966

Page

11

Mutual funds prices and shares listed across many funds

A large list from Invest Group and National Association of Securities Dealers shows bid and asked prices for numerous mutual funds and fund families. Names include Aberdeen Keyston Funds Citadel Dreyfus Scudder State Street Fund and Putnam among many others with varying share prices and values.

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Dividend footnotes define payout terms and stock actions

The document lists nonofficial figures and footnote letters for dividend rates and actions. It explains annual disbursements, cash values on ex-dividend dates, stock dividends, liquidating dividends, and special payments, with letters a to ti marking various conditions and corporate states.

Grain futures dip as harvest outlook weighs on markets

In choppy trading Chicago soybeans showed modest strength at times but mostly weakened. Rain in key production regions and a government corn sale news spurred selling in corn and some hedge pressure. Wheat also slipped as harvest progress and hedging influenced prices. July futures levels were mixed across soybeans corn and wheat.

Chicago Grain Table Chicago

Airline stocks rise with jet era gains and CAB risk

The advisor notes airline shares climbed since 1963 due to jet adoption and prosperity, but warns of risks from fare controls and market shifts. He offers three stock picks and favors Pan American as the largest carrier.

C.D. A Pan American

Margin account delays due to transfer backlog

Investor questions SEC reporting after paying off a margin account. broker delays in delivering stock due to high volume and short staffed transfer agencies. Guidance: be patient, transfers to name cause delays beyond broker control. contact broker for updates, SEC filing not advised unless illegal activity is found.

Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Trends Report

Livestock and cattle market notes from Chicago show hogs 4,000 head, weights under 20 lb mixed. heavier weights steady to 25 lower. Sows and boars softening. Barrows and gilts 190-220 lb 246.00-246.25. Cattle 2,000 head, slaughter steer and heifer trade slow to steady. Steers under 1,100 lb steady. cows and bulls active, mostly steady. Sheep 400 head, lambs and ewes steady with lambs 24.50-25.00 and ewes 5.00-8.00.

South St. Paul Market Report Hogs and Livestock

Market summary shows hogs 7,500 head with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 cents lower and sows steady. Barrows and gilts US 1 25 lbs at 26.25. US 1- 270-350 lbs 21.25-22.00. Sheep 1,000 head with spring slaughter lambs up 25 cents. slaughter lambs 90-105 lbs 23-23.50. ewes 5.50-7.00. Cattle 4,500 and calves 1,000. steers and heifers weak to 25 cents lower. cows steady. Slaughter steers 1,175 lbs 25.25. slaughter heifers 23.50-24.25. cows 18.00-18.50. bulls 20.50-23.50. vealers 22-24.

U.S

Denver Cattle Prices Trimmed by Slaughter Demand

Denver market reports limited slaughter steers and heifers testing prices with cows steady. Steers 24.30 to 24.35, heifers 23 to 24.20, cows 15 to 18, bulls 22 to 24.10. Sheep with 1,300 head. slaughter lambs steady to strong, ewes 6.60 to 7.10, feeder lambs 22.50 to 24.30. Hogs 600 head, barrows and gilts up 25, sows 25.50 higher, sows 17.75 to 24.75.

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Cattle futures rise on Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Live cattle quotes on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange show Aug 25.10, Oct 25.65, Dec 26.15, and Feb 26.85 with prices tracking higher at opening. Trading units include 12, 34, and 19 respectively for the listed contracts.

Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Omaha market report cattle hogs and sheep prices

Cattle numbers 7,000 with calves 25 and steady grades. Steers 24 to 25.35, heifers 22.75 to 24.75, cows 17 to 18.50. Sheep 1,500 with lambs at 23 to 23.75 and ewes at 5.00. Hogs 7,500 with barrows and gilts 24.25 to 25.50 and sows 17.75 to 21.00, prices steady to down.

Market Report Cattle and Hog Prices Edge Lower and Steady

The market shows cattle with slaughter steers and heifers easing to about 0.25 lower while cows and bulls stay fairly active and steady. Steers bring 22 to 25.25, heifers 21 to 24.25, cows 17.50 to 19.50, bulls 21 to 24.50, and lambs 21 to 25 with ewes 5 to 8. Hog bars show 4,000 head with barrows and gilts 22 to 26.25, sows 16.50 to 19.25.

Chicago live poultry and dairy and produce prices

The pricing list covers Chicago markets for live poultry roasters and fryers, a range of cheeses including Swiss and cheddars, wholesale butter and eggs, carrots, potatoes, onions, and street and track sale quotes by region. It notes steadiness or weakness in eggs and variable demand for potatoes and onions.

Dow Jones Averages End Tuesday in New York

Final Dow Jones averages for Tuesday reported in New York by AP. Stocks moved with market activity across major indices.

New York

Stock Market Drops Again Amid Credit Tightening Fears

The market fell for the second straight day as fears of tighter credit and higher rates pressured prices. The Dow slipped 8.07 to 880.90 and the Nasdaq-like AP 60 declined 2.1 to 317.2, with 773 issues down and 382 up on 6.28 million shares. Sperry Rand led activity with a 1.2 point rise on 197,100 shares.

New York Associated Press Sperry Rand American Stock Exchange

Kenya signs Ross Group for Indian Ocean inshore fishing

The Kenyan government and the British Ross Group agree to develop large scale inshore fishing on the coast. Modern freezing plants are in Mombasa and Kiwayu to process lobster tails and prawns for American and other markets via Ross Group outlets.

Nairobs Kenya Ross Group Indian Ocean Mombasa Kiwayu

Market quotes roundup June 28 1966 from Goodbody & Co

Over the counter bid and asked prices list Montana Power pfd and other securities. Entries include Montana Power 6 pfd at 110.00 nominal and 420 pfd at 80.00 nominal. Also Albertson's 13.25 14.00 and Skaggs Drug common at 12.50 13.00 with Skaggs pfd at 18.25 18.75.

New York U.S Treasury A'ss Goodbody & Co Montana Power Albertson Bia Big Creek Apex Coeur D'Alene Mines Conjecture Day Mines, Inc Colconda Highland Surprise Independence Lead Jack Waite Lucky Friday Exta Metropolitan A Merger Mines Nabob Nevada Stewart Pend Creslie Mines Cardiff Clayton Silver Colo Con Comb Eureka East Utah Horn Silver Kennebec Keystone Mammoth New Park North Lily Park City Parker Tintic United Park City

New York metals price report on copper lead zinc tin and silver

Spot nonferrous metal prices listed for copper at 36 cents per pound lead at 15 cents zinc at 14 1 2 cents tin at 1 62 1 2 cents and foreign silver at 1 293 per troy ounce with regional notes for New York Connecticut Valley and East St Louis.

New York Connecticut Valley East St. Louis

London metals closing prices in pounds per long ton

AP reports London metals with copper bid 614 chased at 615, forward bid 407 and 4608 asks. tin bid 1284 asks 1290, forward 1269 and 1270. lead bid 94 asks 94.5, forward 91 and 92. zinc bid 96.5 asks 96.4, forward 93 and 94.

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New York wool futures close steady amid modest gains

UPI reports New York wool tops futures on the New York Cotton Exchange closed largely unchanged to modestly higher. Grease wool also finished flat to up, with quotes showing July through December and March contracts in narrow ranges and spot price listed at 132.5 nominal.

NEW York UPI New York Cotton Exchange

Federal group grants S and L 5 percent six month certificates

The Federal Home Loan Bank Board set a 5 percent annual rate on six month savings certificates for savings and loan associations nationwide starting July 1. The move follows a Federal Reserve restraint on bank time deposits from 4 to 5 percent. The policy shift aims to ease pressure in the ongoing rate fight with commercial banks.

Washington Federal Home Loan Bank Board Savings and Loan Associations Federal Reserve Board John E. Horne Federal Reserve Federal Home Loan Banks U.S. Savings and Loan League Federal Reserve Home Loan Bank Board Wise Savings and Loan California Savings and Loan Association

Anaconda Co. promotes Graham and Hall to new vice posts

New York Charles M Brinckerhoff announced two executive moves at Anaconda CoThomas K Graham metallurgical manager since 1960 was elected assistant vice president metallurgy and John G Hall assistant to the vice president was elected assistant vice president mining Graham a Butte native joined Anaconda in 1935 after MIT and held posts at Great Falls Raritan Copper Works and Perth Amboy He also serves as vice president and director of International Smelting and Refining Hall a native of Omaha is Utah grad who last year joined Anaconda after leading National Lead Co titanium Tahawus plant and held Utah mining posts

New York Charles M. Brinckerhoff Anaconda Co Thomask. Graham John G. Hall Butte Mont Graham Anaconda Massachusetts Institute _— of Technology Great Falls Raritan Perth Amboy N.J New York City International Smelting and Refining Company Omaha Hall University of Utah Anaconda Organization National Lead Co Tahawus N.Y Utah U.S. Smelting, Refining and Mining Co Consolidated Mining Co

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