Closing stocks quotations from Acton early session
The list shows closing prices for numerous stocks with percent changes ranging from negative to strong gains. Major names include CocaCola 121 percent, McDonalds 103 percent, Disney 50 percent, Texas Instruments 123 percent, Sony 20 percent, and United Technologies 48 percent, among many others.
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Acton
CocaCola
MAPCO
Potomace
Allied Sign
Col Gas
Grumman
McDonalds
Pyro
Amer Brands
Crane
Git&Wst
MediaGn
Quaksto
Amerada
Deere
Hecks
Marion Lbs
Ryalds Inds
Hm Prod
Det Ed
Heilg-Myrs
Mesalp
Robins AH
Amer el Pwr
Disney
Hercules
MesaPetri
Robershaw
Amer Family
Dome Ptri
HospCorp
Msa Ofshr
Rockwell Ind
Ashland Oil
Dminion Res
Hous Ind
Mesa Royl
Sara Lee Corp
LearSiegler
Olin
UnionPac
Burl No. la FosterWh
LearPetri
Overnite
US Ai
Air Burroughs
Frort Mc
LTV Corp
Pahndl Estra
United Tech
Cabot
Galaxy Oil
Litton
Pat Ptri
UnivLeaf
LaPacific
Warner Com
Chesapeake
Grhart Owen
Warner Lamb
Clorox
GaPacific
la Rylty Trst
Pennwalt
Wncona
CarePwr
GerbSc
Lowes
Pepsico
WstrnUn
Celanese
Gould
Magnet Bank
Pittston
Westnghse
Cstl Cp
Gracewr
ManorCare
Plantronics
Whittaker
Stock market gains on broad rally amid rate hopes
The Dow rose 11.29 to 1875.55 as volume reached 140.62 million on the NYSE. Durable goods orders for May edged up 0.4 percent, driven by defense. excluding defense, orders fell 2 percent. IBM gained 1 percent, AT&T up, Philip Morris up 1 percent, RJR Nabisco up 1.42 to 53. Airline shares mixed as People Express weigh on fare-war outlook. S&P indexes rose with the Dow Jones at 141.72, S&P 500 at 247.03.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Commerce Department
International Business Machines
American Telephone & Telegraph
Philip Morris
RJR Nabisco
Dart & Kraft
People Express
Wall Street
AMR
UAL
Standard & Poor’s
S&p
May durable goods orders rise tied to defense gain
U S factory orders for durable goods rose 0.4 percent in May after three declines, led by defense spending with orders up 36.2 percent to about 8 billion dollars driven by aircraft and shipbuilding. Analysts note non defense demand fell, signaling a weaker core trend.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
David Wyss
Data Resources Inc
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
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Singer
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Fintste
Gensco
US Steel
Gillets
Uswst S
Sma
Gdrich
Unocal
William
WinDix
IBM
Wheat First , Inc
Inter-dealer
Comex
American Furniture
Apple Computer
Atlantic Research
Bassett Furniture
Bluefield Supply
Burke Parsons
Cadmus Commundations
Dibrell Bros B
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First Fed S& LLC Figgie Intl Holdings
First Carolina Inv
Glaxo Holdings Adr
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Furniture Inc
Es Ladd Furniture Inc
MCI Communication
Noland Co
Peanut Shack
Amer
Presidential Airways
Pulaski Furniture
S & K Famous Brands
Shoneys Inc
Sovran Financial
Westmoreland Coal
Mon
Williams Industries
Steve Land
Baldrige
Warder
Market Inc
Bluewell
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Miss Iowa Bacon
Chatham
Chun
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