Closing stock quotations from Wheat First Securities list
A compact list of closing stock quotations with percentages for many firms. Notable names include Coca Cola, McDonalds, Disney, DuPont, Pfizer, Exxon, General Electric, Hughes Tool, Owens-Illinois, and Delaware sources. Percent changes shown after each symbol indicate daily movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca Cola
MAPCO
Allied Signs
Col Gas
Grumman
McDonalds
Amer Brands
Crane
Gh&wst
MediaGn
2 Deere
Hecks
Marion Lbs
Det Ed
Heilg-Myrs
Mesalp
Amer el Pwr
Disney
Hercules
MesaPetri
Amer Family
Dome Ptri
Hosp
Inexco
Nik Sthn
Firestone
J&j
Nacco
FirstVaBk
KanebSves
Ohio Edison
Fluor
KirbyExplr
Occidental
FloorsInds
LearSiegler
Olin
FosterWh
Lear Petri
Overnite
Frort Mc
LTV
Wheat First Securities, Inc
American Furniture
Apple Computer
Atlantic Research
Bassett Furniture
Bluefield Supply
Cadmus Communications
Ot Dibrell Bros
Dominion Bankshares
Aic Industries
First Fed S & LLC
Figgie Int] Holdings
Fingermatrix
First Carolina Inc
Glaxo Holdings
ADR Investors Savings & Loan
Kincaid Furniture Inc
Ladd Furniture Inc
MCI Communication
Noland Co
Peanut Shack of
Amer
Presidential Airways
Pulaski Furniture
Mrge Fd
S & K Famous Brands
Service Merchandise
Sovran Financial
Starr Surgical
Westmoreland Coal
Williams Industries
Wall Street ends session with scattered losses
New York stock market closed a quiet trading day with selective declines. The Dow fell 2.42 to 1,871.77 while volume eased to 112.12 million shares on the NYSE. The NASDAQ composite slipped 1.05 to 398.54 as tech shares weakened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kmart
Lockhd
AllgPn
Loews la
Lukens
Marti S
Acyan
McDerl
Mercks
AmMot
Ye Mobil
At&t
Amoco
Armwin
Aurich
Navistr
BellAdl
Niamp
BellSou al
Nynex S
Owenlll
BorgWa
Citiero
Royld
Sears
Tenaco
Gillets
US Steel
Uswsts
Unocal
Goodyr William
IBM
New York Stock Exchange
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone & Telegraph
General Electric
International Business Machines
Motorola
Texas Instruments
National Semiconductor
Farmland values to slow decline in 1986 says USDA
Washington AP USDA economist says farmland values likely to drop through 1986 but at a slower rate due to lower production costs higher government payments and easing interest rates. Analysts note two straight 12 percent annual drops total the sharpest since 1932 33 and that export demand may help stabilize prices later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
U.S
Iowa
Ewen H. Wilson
USDA
Wilson
Timber workers strike at Weyerhaeuser in Pacific Northwest
In Portland and across Oregon and Washington, picket lines formed as 7500 workers unions halted operations after wage and benefit concessions were rejected. A three year pact expired June 1 and negotiators faced a stern stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
Timber Company
Weyerhaeuser Co
Oregon
Washington
Tacoma
Wash
International Woodworkers of America
Lumber, Production and Industrial Workers Unions
Weyerhaeuser
Klamath Falls
The
International
Troubled steelworkers mark 50th year of transition
The United Steelworkers of America celebrates its 50th anniversary in Pittsburgh amid industry decline. Once peaking at 1.4 million in 1976, membership fell to about 750,000 in 1985 as imports rise and demand slows. The union restructures from steel to metal and general workers while facing looming strikes and contract concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers of America
Ben Fischer
Carnegie-Mellon University
USW
Fischer
Steelworkers Organizing Committee
United Steelworkers
U.S
U.S. Steel Corp
Afl-Cio
Dick Fontana
Steelworkers
Metal Workers
General Workers
Boston
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wall Street
Nanforth Insurance Agency
Paul Danforth
Bluewell Auto License
Mobile Home Insurance
West Virginia & Virginia
John Purcell
Steve Land
Peloo
Joe’s Deep Clean
PPT
al Mers Uh Line
MicQuails
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield, WV
North St
Bluefield
Princeton
Stafford