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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1953
Page
17
Market activity shows the Dow Jones averages finishing mixed as investors weighed recent corporate results and economic data. Traders indicated cautious sentiment amid ongoing earnings announcements and global market jitters.
New York stock market rallied today after four straight declines. Gains were modest, roughly 2 to 3 points, while losses were limited. Trade volume reached about 1,700,000 shares, slightly below Monday’s 1,750,600. Railroads, oils, motors, aircrafts and motion pictures led advances, with Wil son and Kaiser-Frazer strong after the merger news.
Balas et al. report closing prices and daily activity at the New York Stock Exchange. Trading session highlights include shifts in major stocks and overall market direction as investors responded to ongoing financial developments.
A dense list of stock prices, trades, and company names from the American Stock Exchange. The page shows daily closing values, commodity notes, and ticker references across metals, energy, and industrials, with numerous firms and figures interwoven.
A noisy financial page details a tangle of securities bands and brokers. It lists firms such as Purex Corp General TelafCal and Rackwell Whe LT along with several unnamed agencies and regions, hinting at a broad regulatory and market confusion.
A dense historical listing shows numerous investment funds, stocks, bonds, and brokerage quotations. Names include Halliburton, Hart, Growth Stock, Scudder, Homestake, Wisconsin Inv, Continental, and many unidentified laddered series. The fragment captures a market snapshot with prices, dates, and fund identifiers, typical of a broker’s price sheet.
The Federal market report notes steady citrus prices with firmer lemons and tangerines while oranges hold near steady. Sunkist Growers and California auction markets are represented in the update, reflecting a balanced seasonal trend with minor price shifts.
A fragmented market overview references cotton and commodity activity with mentions of Dow Jones indicators, Lockheed, Edison, and several finance names. The piece notes planting activity in cotton regions, price ranges around 115 to 2, and upcoming contract timelines from April to May.
The Agriculture Department says it will buy dressed prime beef at 44.60 per 100 pounds in New York, to stabilize cattle markets after years of price swings. Cheaper commercial beef sold in Chicago last week at 1833.80 per 100 pounds, vs 47 in mid March 1952, with overall wholesale index trends showing steady movement.
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