Closing stocks quotations from Wheat First Securities list firms
Closing stock quotes show percentages next to company names such as John Jn 92% and United Tech 49% with many others like Coca Cola 45% McDonalds 54% and Disney 73% present. The list includes varied sectors from energy to consumer goods and utilities, reflecting broad market activity.
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Atlas Corp
Ethyl
John Jn
No Am Coal
Texas Instr
Eker Hghs
Firestone
Kaneb Sves
Ohio Edison
Transamrica
Bakb&g
Kiroy Expir
Occidental
Tucson el
Bearings
Lear Ptrl
UNC Asers
Futures Trading Report for Gold and Silver in New York
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Stock Prices Fall On Quiet Friday Trading
New York prices eased as traders took profits after a record high. The Dow fell 14.19 to 2436.70 while NYSE volume slid to 150.54 million shares. Analysts cited higher rates and oil, window dressing, and looming second quarter earnings as factors shaping the late week action. Crude oil futures rose on signs OPEC may curb production later.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Ex Federal Burns dies at 83 after long service in Fed
Arthur F. Burns former chairman of the Federal Reserve under three presidents died at 83 in Baltimore from coronary disease and stroke after heart surgery. Appointed by Nixon in 1970 Burns also served under Ford and Carter, later as ambassador to West Germany under Reagan. He guided tight money policy and inflation fights while shaping postwar economic policy and earned praise from Reagan and Volcker for his vigor and intellect.
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Baltimore
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Phil Kibak
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Nation
Central Bank
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
G. William Miller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Eisenhower
Reagan Ap
U.S
West Germany
Fed
Reagan
Nixon
Federal Reserve
Paul Volcker
Volcker
Trade outlook shows cheaper dollar boosts US manufacturing
NYT News Service notes a 40 percent drop in the dollar improves trade statistics and reduces the deficit toward 100 billion. It warns that without painful reforms, deficits persist despite open trade. Reagan aides blame Japan and West Germany, while surplus nations urge Washington to balance the budget and boost savings.
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Washington
Bonn
Tokyo
U.S
Japan
West Germany
America
Americans
Powell swings with court’s liberal flank in past judge says
Richmond observers note Powell, a former Richmond lawyer from Hunton Williams, has moderated on the bench and often acted as a swing vote. Judge Bivens says Powell’s conservative background shapes his rulings though in recent years he has sided with liberals. Powell rejects the swing vote label, citing seniority in vote recording and his effort to reconcile views to form majorities. The Rover Group formally renews its bid to acquire A H Robins, proposing a securities exchange and a $1.75 billion Dalkon Shield claim fund, with the offer open until 6 p.m. Monday.
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Powell
Virginia
Mercer County
William O. Bivens Jr
Richmond
Bivens
Ricmond
Justice Powell
Hunton, Williams
Circuit Court
John R. Frazier
Burt Neuborne
American Civil Liberties Union
America
Rover Group Inc
A.H. Robins Co
Robins
Rover
Robert E. Cawthorn
Dalkon Shield
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NCR
Amoco
Armco
AtlRich
Va Brink S
duPont
Royld
Scottp
DugLt
Sears
Exxon
Singer
Ye GenEls
Vj Texaco
Unocal
Gillete
William
Gdrich
WinDix
Goodyr
Winnby
GiAtPc
Winths
Zenithe
Wheat First Securities
Apple Computer
Atlantic Research
Dec
Bassett Furniture
Burke Parsons Bowl
Cadmus Communications
Dominion Bankshares
First Fed S&l SC
Figgie Inti
Fingermatrix Inc
First Carolina Inv Fed
Glaxo Holdings PLC
Thu
Bank
Openint
Kincaid Furniture
Silve Ladd Furniture
MCI Communications
Nat'l Banc of Commerce
Noland Corp
One Valley Bancorp
Pulaski Furniture
Presidential Airways
Famous Brands
Shoney's Inc
Sovran Financial
Anu
N.Y. Times News Service
Congress
Mexico
China
United States
A.H. Robins Co. Mulling Merger
ULM Tumor Cei
Supreme Pools Inc
Naeem Qazi
American Board of Internal Medicine and CardioVascular Diseases
Bluefield
Westwood Medical Park
Princeton
Europe
Asia
Latin America
EF Foundation
Linda Mullin
Educational Foundation For Foreign Study
Chapala Street
Santa Barbara
Marie Pierre
France
Stephan
Sweden
Scott & Stringfellow
SIPC
Scott & Stringfellow , Inc
Ane
Law & Commerce
Hamptons Market
WV & VA
Vidalia
California
Jcpenney
Mim
Mercer Mall