Closing stocks market summary from Wheat First Securities
Closing stock quotations list diverse companies with varied percentages from Wheat First Securities. Notable names include CocaCola 42 percent, McDonalds 79 percent, Texas Instruments 169 percent, Safeguards and utilities among others, reflecting mixed performance across sectors. The report compiles numerous tickers and percentials indicating daily price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat First Securities, Inc
Acton
Deere
Git & Wet
Marion Labs
Robins AH
Allied Sgns
Det Ed
Hecks
Mesa LP
Rockwell
Amer Brands
Disney
Helig Myrs
Mesa Ofshr
Sara Lee
Amerada
Dome Ptr
Hercules
Mesa Royl
Ome Bkg Crp
Amer Hm
Hosp Corp
Mtchi Enrgy
Joney
Amer el Pwr
Duke Pwr
Hous Ind
Mohasco
SthmCo
Amer Family
Eastern G&f
Hous Oil Tr
Mylan
Spectro Phy
Ashland Oil
Elgin
Humana
Nfk
Sthn
Avon
Erne el
Ingersoll
No Am Coal
Syntex
Atlas Corp
Ethyl
John Jn
Ohio Edison
Texas Instr
Bkeraghs
Firestone
Kaneb Svcs
Occidental
Transamrica
Bakb&g
Kirby Expir
Olin
Tucson el
Bearings
Flour
Lear Ptri
Wncona
CocaCola
GraceWr
MAPCO
PyroEnrgy
Wstra UN
Col Gas
Gth Stk
McDonalds
Quaksto
Wstnghse
Crane
Grumm- 267
Media Gen
Rynids Inds
Whittaker
Market slips in moderate trading
New York AP reports a midday fall in stocks as Greenspan nomination for Fed chair sparked mixed reactions. The Dow lost 22 points, finishing 10.01 points lower at 2278.22 amid broader declines and rallying bond and currency markets wobbling after the announcement before Venice summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alan Greenspan
Federal Reserve Board
Paul Volcker
Reagan
Greenspan
Fed
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Venice
Italy
Wheat First Securities, Inc
Apple Computer
Atlantic Research
Bassett Furniture
Fed Bluefield Supply
Burke Parsons Bowlby
Cadmus Communications
Dominion Bankshares
First
Fed S&l SC
Figgle Inti
Fingermatrix Inc
First Carolina Inv
Glaxo Holdings PLC
Investors
Sav Bank
Kincaid Furniture
MCI Communications
Nat'l Banc of Commerce
Noland Corp
One Valley Bancorp
Presidential Airways
Pulaski Furniture
Famous Brands May Shoney’s Inc
Sovran Financial
Staar Surgical
Summit Holding Corp
Mar
Westmoreland Coal
Mon
Williams Inc
Joy Manufacturing stockholders vote on leveraged buyout plan
Joy Manufacturing Co stockholders will vote June 5 in New York City on a leveraged buyout valued at about 620 million dollars to take the company private. In December 1986 Pullman-Peabody offered 31 dollars per share to Joy shareholders. Adler Shaykin of New York offered to buy 95 percent of Joy at 35 dollars a share per Lepidi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Manufacturing Co
New York City
Pullman-Peabody Company
Princeton
N.J
Joy
Lawerence J. Lepidi
Lepidi
Adler & Shaykin
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Merck
At&t
Amoco
Ve Mobil
Armco
Armwis
Ve Nwa
AtiRich
Scott P
Exxon
Sears
FMC
Finiste
Singer
StdOil
GenEls
Tenaco
Vf Texaco
Textras
Gensco
Ucarb
US West
Gillete
Unocal
Gdrich
William
Specsennov
Bluefield
Postal Service
U.S. Postal Service
Sheraton Inn
Allegheny Educational Network, Inc
Lantern Hill Drive
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth Transportation Board
Salem
Bristol
Staunton
Lynchburg
Department of Transportation
Harrison Avenue
Main Street
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Culpeper
Northern Virginia
Suffolk
East Broad Street
Gillette
Harcourt Brace
Foster Wheeler
General Electric
IBM
Allegis
Greg Jordan
The
Daily Telegraph
Deve & Stringfellow
Sife
SIPC
First Virginia Bank
First Virginia
Southwest P.O
Roanoke
Alocal Virginia Bank
Giles County
New River Valley
Roanoke Valley
Wytheville