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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1953
Page
15
New York traders faced one of the slowest sessions of the year with volume near 830000 shares, a third lowest annual total. Prices drifted around a point, markets held mostly firm with some soft spots, and holiday influence lingered as utilities and industries held steady.
Market report shows hogs falling 25 to 75 cents per hundredweight with lighter receipts on Monday February 20. Cattle values decline 25 to 70 cents, cows and vealers weaker, wholesale buyers active. top feeder and steer prices range near mid twenty dollar marks. overall receipts include thousands of cattle calves and sheep with varied bids from major buyers.
A compact roundup of today’s NYSE activity with closing prices for major stocks, notable gainers and laggards, and brief market context. Key names, indices, and sector movers are highlighted to reflect trading session outcomes.
The New York bond market shows activity at the American Stock Exchange with traders watching yields and price shifts across government and corporate issues. Investors seek steady returns amid evolving rate expectations as listings and trades appear in the daily session.
The report appears to be a dense OCR mash of market listings and agency names with scattered figures. It references citrus markets, associates, lawsuits, and various firm names, but readable coherent facts are limited. The clearest elements note stock totals and prices amid a broad array of entities and products.
Grain market notes a stubborn wheat tone with slight gains in early trading then weakness as cash arrivals are absorbed by short covering. Soybeans dip amid eased futures while meal shipments backload on barges. Corn and oats ease as selling accelerates with July prices down across the board.
A sprawling display of securities, insurance, and financial firms is cataloged with names, percentages, and locations. Major entities include National Association of Insurance, Equitable, Water Street firms, and various brokerage listings. Exchange quotes and regional offices pepper the page alongside stock and fund indicators.
The readable portion is fragmentary and unusable for a proper summary. No identifiable people organizations places or events can be derived from the input.
The document presents a Treasury report with year July figures, including budget revenue, expenditures, and balance totals. It lists totals such as budget expenditures around 209 million and total debt figures, showing a snapshot of the period's financial position.
A deteriorated OCR fragment outlines earnings and bank relationship terms involving a Trust Co. New York and other financial entities. The text is heavily garbled, showing partial figures and references to six months and an undivided stake. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
Savings Association votes to pay current annual rate of 3.4 percent on full paid certificates at Home Savings and Loan Association's seven offices beginning Oct 2 1958. Board also set 3 percent for Jan 1954 payments and for semiannual bowl accounts. Total resources reach a new high of $119,056,963.73 in the firm’s 64 year history.
Washington reports a 25 to 40 percent drop in beef cattle prices over 32 months has many livestock men worried about selling out. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics advises against rushing to liquidate, noting slaughter of breeding stock remains limited outside drought areas and no major cow liquidation expected unless drought worsens.
The Annociated-Prera weighted wholesale price index tracks staple goods across New York markets. Analysts note movements in several key commodities as the index reflects broader price pressures and supply dynamics.
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