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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1955
Page
19
A scrambled OCR style entry shows Dow Jones data sections for 1954 55 close change high low figures. It references sectors utilities rails and stocks with numeric values like 419.68 279.54 and 153.56 94.84, indicating market activity and unsettled conditions.
NY UPi reports a mixed day as many sectors dipped including steels motors aircrafts and oils while distillers radio television and railroads showed smaller losses. Prices fell modestly with most declines under a few points though some gains appeared in a few issues. Trading picked up slightly with an estimated 1.0 million shares after a 2.03 million share Friday.
Livestock markets show varied prices with sows, heifers, and prime cattle reported. Trading mixed as bulk loads and cap rates appear, with steer and hog quotes hovering around 15 to 22 dollars per hundredweight and specific consignments noted across different yards. The stock market also closes mixed with the AP index near 156.10 as brokers anticipate an ongoing bull market despite possible short-term dips.
A dense OCR collage shows scattered stock prices and company names with no clear narrative. It mentions New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange activity, with numerous figures and fragmented entities like brokers, commodities, and unrelated terms, lacking coherent structure or readable events.
Reported prices show buyers cautious with feeders and cows steady, calves and vealers trading around 20 to 22 dollars with some lots held over. Market tone softer than last Monday, futures quoted around 12 to 15 dollars for younger stock as cattle handlers note limited demand and holiday scheduling affecting bids.
In Jerusalem a royal palace source says the wedding of Sing Hus sain age 19 of Jordan to his third cousin Princess Dina Abdul Haid 25 is scheduled for April 45 The engagement was announced The princess, a guest of the queen mother Dame Arman, visited holy places in Jerusalem. Roadblocks Fail to Not Death Suspect in Orange County police set two roadblocks Sunday for a man resembling a suspect in a violent case. Suspect Earl Compton Green Jr 28 alias Richard Cole is believed armed and driving a stolen car with Alabama plates. His wife Joyce 21 and Floyd Lauder 18 were with him. roadblocks at Seal Beach and La Habra were unsuccessful.
The first day of spring brought snow and gales to parts of the British Isles with freezing temperatures. Scotland endured heavy snowdrifts, some up to five feet, blocking parts of the Glasgow London railway. Highlands reported blizzards lasting hours across several sectors of Europe.
A jumble of figures shows Brent Airways posting 251 percent, seats at 46 and 27 cents for various services, with mixed prices from Water Service, Public Service and others. Several named entities appear inconsistently. the text lists numerous monetary values and company names with unclear context or dates.
Markets at a glance show mixed action with weak copper demand and liquidation in cotton. Bonds and coins remain mostly firm, while rural cattle steers hold steady near 50 cents, with top prices around $22.00.
A promotional fragment states laNoNN enriched medicine soothes dry skin and easing eczema itch. It highlights gentle relief for irritated skin and chafing without clear product name or maker.
In New York and markets abroad Asian and European currencies show mixed moves. The pound, francs, marks and krona drift with little overall change while long term notes and futures linger near prior levels.
A compact field note records hay price movements at Alfonso Farm. Prices listed include 1G at 12.90 per unit with varied offers and notes on quality categories.
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