Closing stocks list from Wheat First Securities quotes
A long list of stock quotations sourced from Wheat First Securities shows many tickers with varied percentages. Highlights include American brands, Disney, Texa Instruments, Occidental, Coca Cola, McDonalds, Pfizer energy related names, and utilities with a mix of high and low values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat First Securities, Inc
Apple Computer
Atlantic Research
Bassett Furniture
Bluefield Supply
Burke Parsons Bowlby
Cadmus Communications
Dominion Bankshares
First Fed S&llc
Figgle Inti
Fingermatrix Inc
First Carolina Inv
Glaxo Holdings PLC
Investors Law Bank
Kincaid Furniture
Ladd Furniture
MCI Communications
Nat'l Banc of Commerce
Noland Corp
One Valley Bancorp Presidential Airways
Pulaski Furniture
S & K Famous Brands
Shoney's Inc
Sovran Financial
Staar Surgical
Summit Holding Corp
Westmoreland Coal
Williams Inc
Precious metals rise as grains rally and inflation fears ease
Prices of precious metals moved higher while energy futures fell. June silver touched $8 an ounce before settling back a few cents on the New York Commodity Exchange. Gold gained about $7 to $7.20 an ounce, with June gold at $463.70. Silver advanced 12.5 to 12.9 cents to about $7.97. Soybean and soy meal futures also climbed sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBM
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Kaisrtc
Kopers
Allgin
Krogers
Allegis
Ve Lockhd
AllisCh
AmMot Merck
MMM
At&t
Ye Mobil
Amoco
NCR
Armco
NWA
Ye Armwis
AdRich
BellAtl
Ve Navistr
BellSos
Niamp
Nynex
Brinks
ComGl
Philae
PhilPet
duPont
ReyMt
DuaSt
Royld
Ekodk
Scott P
Exxon
Sears
GenEls
Tennco
GnMills
Texaco
Gmet Se
Textras
GME
Va Gensco
US West
Gillete S
Ye Unocal
Valdrich
William
Goodyr
WinDix
Ye Giatpc
Winnbg
Greyh
Commodity Exchange
Wall Street posts fourth straight gain amid quiet trading
The Dow rose 6.52 to 2360.13 led by steadier prices and lower long term rates. NYSE volume eased to 138.86 million shares after a late selloff the previous session. International gains were mixed with Honda surging while IBM slipped and major indices on the S&P and NASDAQ advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Tokyo
Honda Motor
Kyocera
TDK
Matsushita
Standard & Poor
S&p
Amex
NRC votes down Seabrook plant license
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission voted 3-2 to deny a low-power license for New Hampshire's Seabrook plant due to an inadequate evacuation plan for the 10 mile emergency zone. Massachusetts Gov. Dukakis refused to submit plans, prompting the plant owner to file its own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
New Hampshire
Seabrook
Commission
Lando Zech
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Zech
NRC
Dukakis
New Hampshire Yankee
Consumers attitudes take positive turn in May economy
The Conference Board reported a higher May Consumer Confidence Index of 103.1, up from April's 97.4, based on a 5,000 household survey. More respondents saw good business conditions and plentiful jobs, and plans to buy major items rose, with six month outlook improving as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Conference Board
National Family Opinion Inc
Toledo
Ohio
May
April
Gold silver futures trading report from New York
Futures trading on the Comex in New York opened with session highs and lows shown for gold and silver as markets prepared for settlement. Prices moved through early activity with daily changes noted and a final settle reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Texas Instr
Ekeraghs
Firestone
Kaneb Svcs
Ohio Edison
Transamrica
Bakb&g
First Walk
Kirby Expir
Occidental
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Bearings
Lear Ptri
Olin
UNC Asers
Associated Press
Greenwood Nurseries
Springdale Ave
Princeton
K-Mart
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Henson Ave
Eisenhower St. Beckley
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Vae
Wall Street
Wall
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Reagan
Wed
Scott & Stringfellow
Public Finance
OTC
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Ervice
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Raleigh St
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Tez Loral, Inc
Virginia Ave
Bluefield
Hamptons Market
Uconn
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Meried Aid
New Hope
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