Wall Street News: Dow Finishes Week Lower Amid Light Trading
The Dow fell 1.62 to 869.65 as volume remained light at 39.8 million shares. Analysts warn the 870 level may fail, risking a slide toward 850, while some see potential support forming near the zone amid mixed gains and losses across sectors.
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Eugene E. Peroni
McDonnell & Co
Bache & Co
Nixon-Agnew
Rockefeller
Associated Press
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Occidental Petroleum
Western Union
Schenley
American Telephone
Commercial Credit
American Stock Exchange
Consolidated Canadian Faraday
Reliance Insurance
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Warner - Brothers - Seven Arts
Commonwealth United
Mutual Funds Report Shows Diverse Investment Trusts
A fragmented listing details various mutual funds and investment companies including Moody Capital, Morton Fund, and Sayles Funds with figures for share prices, fund types, and groupings. The page catalogs fund names, prices, and associated labels across multiple fund categories and providers.
Over the Counter Interdealer Prices Snapshot
Quotations from the NASD show representative interdealer prices as of 1 p.m. Friday. Markets fluctuate through the day and prices exclude retail markup.
Ex dividend and distribution terms explained in paper notes
The fragment outlines ex-dividend dates, declared dividends, and distribution methods for various stocks. It mentions semi annual declarations, cash and stock dividends, and terms like ex-distribution and cumulate. It notes payment dates, estimated values, and conditions for stock dividends or special distributions.
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Medinaia
Dividend listings and stock quotes from Pari Gt St market
A crowded table of dividend figures and stock quotes features companies like USM, Varian Associates, Vornado, Vulcan Materials, Walgreens, Wardwell, Warnaco, Watkin, and Veeder-Root among others. The snippet lists percentages, share prices, and record-related notes, reflecting a busy securities page.
Livestock Prices Steady in Chicago Week Markets Slaughter Steers Mixed
Slaughter steers and spring lamb prices held steady at Chicago's stockyards for the week, while slaughter heifers finished 25 to 75 cents lower. Butcher hogs ranged 25 cents lower to steady, with mixed 210-225 pound hogs at 21.25 to 21.50 and 260-290 pound hogs at 19.25 to 20.00. Cattle receipts were 19,400 for the week, with broader totals at major markets around 357,900. Prime steers 1,240-1,400 pounds brought 28.50 to 29.00, and prime heifers to 27.25. Sheep receipts stood at 3,200 with varied lamb values.
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Treasury bond prices close mixed in New York trading
Government notes and bonds showed varied gains and losses as traders priced U S Treasury securities in New York. Quotes across multiple issues reflected modest shifts with prices listed in dollars and fractions.
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New York
U.S
Treasury
Cotton futures rise after crop data trim profits
New York reports No. 2 cotton futures up 1.50 amid profit taking after government 1968 crop estimate was about 500,000 bales below expectations. The market sees crop below needs and reduced reserves for a third year. Spot cotton at 30.48 cents.
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New York
Unclear Crop Market Note Shows Mixed Data
Fragmentary line reads about cottonseed oil and cotton prices with numbers like 217.75 and 05 unclear context. No clear event, date, or named entities to identify.
Extra Dividend Declared by Wrigley Directors
Chicago AP William J. Wrigley Jr. Co. directors declare an extra dividend of 1.25 dollars per share payable September 3 to stockholders of record August 15.
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Chicago
William Jw Wrigley Jr. Co
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