Amex and OTC Markets Mixed As Peace Talks Open
New York prices on the American Stock Exchange and the over the counter market were mixed Friday as Mideast peace talks began in Geneva. The exchange index slid 0.22 to 854.8 while the tradeable volume rose and leaders posted gains. In the over the counter market, the Nasdaq composite fell 0.75. Barbara Lynn Stores topped Amex volume, up 1.5 percent after a large block trade. Reliance Group warrants rose, Circle K climbed, and Ryan Homes declared a five cent dividend. Bow Valley and Numac Oil showed small gains.
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American Stock Exchange
Geneva
Barbara Lynn
Amex
Reliance Group
Circle
K Corp
Ryan Homes
Bow Valley
Numac Oil
Alcoa Announces 3 for 2 Stock Split and Dividend
Aluminum Co of America announces a 3 for 2 stock split on common stock for distribution February 1, with record date December 31. A 3 cent dividend, or about 1 cent higher than before, will be paid March 10, 1974 to holders of record February 15, 1974. about 22 million shares outstanding.
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Pittsburgh
the Aluminum Co. of America
Acoa
Carymon
John D. Harper
Alcoa
New York
Bow Valley development talks with Numac stake noted
The report lists Bow Valley signing an agreement for land development in which Numac holds a 20 percent interest. It details moves among various stocks in both listed and over the counter markets with percent changes and closing values. Trading volume reached 6.49 million shares as 472 advanced, 678 declined, and 1,624 were unchanged across 2,784 issues.
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Bow Valley
Numac
Media General
Pittsburgh Des Moines Steel
New England Nuclear
International Systems & Controls
Ford Motor of Canada
Teledyne
Penn Life Co
American Express
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Parker Drilling Co
Anheuser Busch
Canadian Oil For Two Maine Paper Mills Seen
The Associated Press reports a verbal agreement authorizes a shipment of Canadian residual oil to two Maine paper mills near Milinockel and Woodland. Irving Qik Co. Ltd will ship roughly 130,000 barrels to Great Northern and about 65,000 to the Georgia Pacific mill, securing operations for Maine and keeping over 4,000 jobs. Governor Curtis praises cross border cooperation and thanks New Brunswick Premier Warfield for support. Marie Gross promoted to district travel manager with American Express in Greshvic.
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Associated Press
Maine
Irving Qik Co. Ltd
St. John
New Brunswick
Millinockel
Woodland
Great Northern
Georgia-Pacific
New England
Congressional Record
Kenneth M. Curtis
Curtis
K.C. Irving Co
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Richard Warfield
Jeader
Marie Gross
White Fox Road
Stamford
Hag Been
Mane Wee
American Express Company
Greshvic
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