Turnover on NYSE seventh highest in history as peace talks weigh
Thursday's turnover fell to 14.34 million shares on the NYSE, the seventh most active day ever, as traders weighed potential North Vietnam talks. The Dow rose 3.41 to 872.52, the AP index up 1.3 to 312.2, with airlines leading volume gains and Occidental Petroleum active on 273,300 shares.
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London Stock Indexes Rise on Thursday
The Financial Times 30 industrial stocks index closed at 439.8, up 1.4 points on Thursday. The FT 500 index reached 147.89, rising 1.17 points to a new 1968 high.
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Yellowstone bulls surge from winter to summer
Yellowstone National Park records show a bull elk population around 6000 in winter rising to about 10000 in summer, reflecting seasonal migration and habitat use within the park ecosystem.
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Wall Street closes lower as traders weigh mixed earnings
A chaotic but legible stock market page shows mixed results with major indexes slipping. Numerous companies across industries including DuPont, United Airlines, and General Electric appear in closing quotes, reflecting cautious investor sentiment amid volatile trading and earnings signals.
New York Banks Report Higher First Quarter Earnings
First National City Bank of New York posted record net operating earnings of 33.404 million dollars or 1.25 per share for the first quarter, up from 28.767 million or 1.08 in 1967. Deposits stood at 14.422 billion, assets 16.918 billion. Chemical Bank New York Trust Co reported 16.816 million dollars or 1.28 per share, up from 1.900 million or 1.13, with total assets increasing to 8.302 billion from 7.054 billion.
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Amex Index Rises on Active Wall Street Trading
Amex prices moved higher in fairly active trading with 4.77 million shares. The exchange index climbed 33 cents to 23.20 as 448 issues advanced and 359 declined. Commonwealth United led activity with a rise near 9 percent. Data Processing fell 7.7 percent.
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Southwestern Bell Seeks 150 Million Debentures Approval
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co seeks Illinois Commerce Commission approval for a 150 million debenture issue. The lender plans to use proceeds to repay advances from AT&T used to build new facilities across Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Texas and a small Illinois portion. Debentures would be offered by competitive bidding starting June 5.
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