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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1960
Page
22
Market movers showed small gains with several issues advancing around three points. Universal Match boosted on dividend news while Vendo and Polaroid posted gains amid profit taking. Zanith, Texano, and others rose modestly on quarterly earnings.
The record lists end of day figures from the New York Stock Exchange with closing prices across major stocks. Traders note shifts in several sectors as market activity wraps up for the session.
Dow Jones averages edged higher in a moderate session as bonds stayed steady and some sectors led with gains. Ford rose to recover Monday losses while General Motors and American Motors advanced. radio, Merck, and Raytheon also gained. Shell and Gulf Oil traded lower on light volume with several big blocks passing hands.
The summary covers grain futures with prices for various grains, including corn and oats, plus reports on oilseed meal and fertilizer markets. It notes fluctuations in the grain market, lifting and lowering prices, and mentions rail and logistics costs impacting deliveries. It also reports cotton futures in New York with rising early deliveries and a firm demand outlook, citing May and October contracts.
Fragmented market report notes price ranges for hay grains and corn futures. Observations reference No. 2 and No. 1 grades, with listings of nominal values and arrivals by suppliers, including Darley and Nour S, amid fluctuating bid activity in early trading.
The Standard & Poor index page shows NY market data with industrials and railroads listed. It reports closing values and daily changes across several stock groups, noting minor fluctuations and overall market activity.
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