23 Apr 1953
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1953
Page
1
The page lists stock and commodity prices, including silver, hogs, beef, poultry, wool, and feeds. It records bid and asking prices, loads, and receipts, with figures like 24.00 for some items, 10.24 at 80 RH, and various ranges for meat, dairy, and farm products. The text reflects a mid-century agricultural market summary with commodity names and numeric quotes.
A brief market note reports light gains on the New York Stock Exchange in early trading as unrest and peace talk influenced sentiment. Investors showed caution while some blue chips slipped and others held steady amid volatile chatter about policy and economic outlook.
Traders in New York cotton markets saw gains as short covering lifted futures. Prices advanced in late trading with May around 92.9, July near 1.23, and Get at 94.40, while wheat and corn quotes showed varied levels and oats remained steady for the day.
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