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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1954
Page
6
NEW YORK The stock market regained equilibrium after Friday’s sharp break with aviation and selected specialty stocks making brisk advances. Continued weakness in Chrysler kept overall gains in check as trading moved into midday.
The latest stock action shows Boeing gaining with a 1 percent net rise after opening higher on 7000 shares and hitting a new high. Other aircraft makers like General Dynamics, United Aircraft, Lockheed, and Glenn Martin also rose, while Chrysler and several Dow leaders fell on profit taking and dividend cuts. Consolidated Edison attracted buying, the Dow Jones average hovered down about 43 points with mixed bond results and weaker commodity prices, including soybeans down sharply.
Albert Atencio 54 a Castro Valley resident for 13 years died of a heart attack Thursday. A shipbuilder and carpenter he collapsed on his porch at 6010 Keith avenue. He is survived by his sister Mrs Francis Campbell and three brothers Mike Louis and Cyrus Atencio all of Castro Valley. Funeral services set for 8:30 am tomorrow at the Castro Valley mortuary with Mass at Our Lady of Grace and burial at Holy Sepulchre.
Louise L Templeton widow of Mark B Templeton mother of Irene Jamieson of Hayward Estelle Lorain of San Francisco grandmother of Jenny Stansfield and Frederick Jamieson great grandmother Janet Stansfield of Hayward native of California aged 95 charter member Hayward Parlor No 122 NDG Hayward Rebekah Lodge Hill and Valley club Eden Congregational church Friends invited to Garden Chapel Pratt-Fliert mortuary Hayward Aug 10 1945 service at 2 pm closing services Mt View Cemetery 1895
Salable cattle 850 head with six loads steers and scattered slaughter classes. Slaughter steer trading not yet active. odd head trade in slaughter heifers around 17.00. cows 11.00 to 13.00. canners and cutters 5.50 to 20.50. ALVES salable 100 with steady demand for 300-400 lb slaughter calves 17.00 to 18.25. Hogs salable 150, mostly butcher demand, no early trading. Sheep salable 2300 with spring lambs predominating. good to choice lambs 18.50 to 19.00, No. 2 pelts 17.50, and shorn lambs around 17.00. cut to choice shorn slaughter ewes 3.50 to ?50. Other classes not fully established.
The snippet shows Dow Jones closing figures with mixed numbers, bonds and stock prices, and references to New York markets. It mentions industrial and steel exchanges and a range of opening, low, and closing figures for several indexes and securities, reflecting a noisy historical market snapshot.
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