Stock market hits new high in brisk trading
Stocks rose to record highs on Friday led by Dow gains of 39.43 to 4270.09 as data signaled stable rates and strong earnings. IBM Kellogg Citicorp and Compaq posted advances while volume topped 404 million shares amid option expiration activity and a weak dollar.
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Grain futures and livestock prices across Chicago and Westminster markets
Grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade show mixed quotes across corn soybeans and oats with notable activity in Westminster Hagerstown auction markets. Livestock receipts include butcher cows bulls steers heifers and stock cattle with wide price ranges and regional quotations from Westminster and Hagerstown.
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Golden Chocolate recalls Gulliver bars over unlabeled nuts
Golden Chocolate Inc recalls Gulliver chocolate bars after labelling omits hazelnuts, risking allergic reactions. Connecticut child’s mild reaction spurred new label. Refund offered for Gulliver bars purchased before April 11. Also includes a dense livestock and hay market listing from Frederick and Westminster auctions.
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Golden Chocolate Inc
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Loss at First Financial Western Maryland Drops Earnings
Cumberland AP reports First Financial Corp of Western Maryland posts a 1.5 million loss for the quarter ended March 31 1995. Provisions for loan losses totaling 2.8 million. Chairman Patrick J. Coyne says a back to basics approach to boost asset quality cut expenses and lift future earnings.
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Citizens Bancorp reports Q1 1995 net income rise
Citizens Bancorp the holding company for Citizens Bank of Maryland posted a first quarter 1995 net income of 8.6 million dollars and earnings of 58 cents per share up from 7.2 million dollars or 48 cents per share in the prior year’s same period.
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Stocks of area interest Friday April twenty one nineteen ninety five
The Dow Jones Industrial averages closed at 4270.09, down 39.43 points. Trade volume reached 404 million shares as New York gold prices fell to 390.30, down 3.20.
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Bell Atlantic reports 6.5 percent first quarter profit rise
Bell Atlantic Corp based in Baltimore posted a 6.5 percent rise in first quarter profits to 414.5 million dollars or 95 cents a share for the quarter ended March 31. Revenue rose to 3.45 billion dollars from 3.42 billion. The company serves six Eastern States and DC and added 152,600 cellular subscribers while lines grew 2.9 percent.
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