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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1962
Page
7
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Investors can profit by moving money between loans and government bonds as banks adjust to demand. High stock prices and low yields push money into safer high-grade bonds paying 4 to 5 percent, with examples like AT&T 3 percent and Standard Oil NJ 2.5 percent bonds.
Los Angeles stock market column reports on Dow Jones averages with mixed figures for Alfalla and pean hay sectors, noting U.S. woe and grain prices. The text includes scattered numbers and commodities such as No 1 alfalfa and barley, reflecting agricultural market activity and price ranges.
A brief Los Angeles market item from the Federal-Stite Marker News Service notes changes in butter and eggs prices, with regional emphasis on supply trends and potential impact on local grocers and consumers.
New York foreign exchange report lists rates for Britain and Australia in dollars and cents, with Canada, Belgium, France, Sweden, and other currencies noted. Latin American figures for Argentina, Brazil, and Argentina emphasize peso values. Far East shows Hong Kong dollar at 17.45.
In New York the market wrap shows mixed equity movement with rails edging higher and mixed signals across industries. Staple commodities advance with corn and beans seeing firmer prices amid short covering and cautious buying. Overall price indices reflect modest gains versus earlier levels, with several sectors showing resilience today.
Sacramento voters face a record field for the June 6 primary as 669 candidates compete for 50 statewide posts. Secretary of State Frank Jordan released the count, up from 453 in the 1958 election, signaling a unusually crowded nominating battle across the state.
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