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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1959
Page
22
Industrial and railroad and utility stock data appear in a clipped index listing. Figures show highs and lows, with railroads, utilities, and other sectors noted across multiple numbers and percentages. The readable portion indicates a market snapshot with various sector values and totals.
Stocks rebounded and then pared gains amid pressure from WMHs press telegrams, closing prices reflecting the day’s market activity and shifting investor sentiment.
The report covers livestock sale results with listed prices for cattle, steers, heifers, calves, and sheep, noting standard choices and market activity. It also includes stock market rebounds and price movements, with mentions of Motorola, Texas Instruments, and Radio Corp. in a mixed trading day.
A stock ledger notes mixed over the counter trading with Republic Steel easing and Jones & Laughlin slipping while Youngstown Sheets gained. Oversea and industrial issues fluctuated, with American Stock Exchange prices rebounding and government bonds mostly higher.
The section lists recent building permits issued by the planning office. It notes new projects, applicant names, locations, and permit dates. Authorities remind that approvals require compliance with zoning and safety standards.
Grain prices and market notes show a sluggish tone with oats and corn steady and futures mixed. The report lists market activity for Chicago and local commodities, including cattle and hogs, with price movements and regional prices noted throughout the day. Local business ads include sales and contact details for traders and equipment dealers in Los Angeles and nearby areas.
Fragmented OCR shows a mix of market terms, calf prices, treasury notes, and disjointed phrases. No coherent event or date theme emerges. readable entities include calves, market, Treasury, Washington, and various numbers, but the piece lacks a clear news item or outcome to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference alert status and prices around 77.50 with numbers 3303 and 29, plus names Hartne and Cerigh. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable.
Reader seeks current worldwide developments in commodities markets. Requests a mailed AEE copy of MUTTON'S Weekly Commodities Review summarizing this week's notable movements in commodities, including brief mentions of amachets and related markets.
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