Stocks of area interest Wednesday April 22 1998
Dow Jones Industrial at 9176.72 down 8.22 with 700 528 000 shares traded. Gold quotes at 312.40 up 4.50. Listed companies include Coca Cola, CSX, Exxon, Crown Amer, Comsat, Crestar Fin, Alumax, Adv entities and several percentages and abbreviations.
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Dow Jones
New York
Dow rally shows steam fading as tech lifts market
Stocks hit new highs led by a stronger technology group with Intel, Microsoft, and Dell lifting the Nasdaq while the Dow edged above 9,200 then finished down 8.22. The broader market showed uneven action as declines outpaced gains, though the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at record levels.
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New York
Wall Street
Microsoft
Bell
Intel
Dell Computer
IBM
American Express
J.P Morgan
Bank of New York
Mellon Bank
Standard & Poor
New York Stock Exchange
Corn and wheat futures fall on mixed weather outlook
Chicago trading sees corn and wheat futures slide amid warmer drier forecasts and delayed planting. Analysts weigh record acreage and yields against possible water scarcity in China boosting prices for some grains while livestock futures show modest gains on the CME.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Midwest
Plains
China
Canam Steel drives quarterly sales surge at Point of Rocks plant
Canam Steel Corp. reports a 34 percent rise in sales for the quarter ended March 31, reaching 198.5 million with net income of 1.6 million or 4 cents a share. This compares to 492,000 and 1 cent per share a year earlier. Overseas markets showed declines with Tokyo Nikkei down 0.4 percent, Frankfurt DAX off 0.5 percent, and London FESE 100 slipping 0.4 percent.
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Canam Steel Corp
Point of Rocks
Canam Manac Group
Track Data
Alpha Microsystems
Innodata
Tokyo
Frankfurt
London
FCNB Corp Expands Through Maryland Acquisitions
FCNB Corp plans continued growth via acquisitions across Maryland while staying independent. At the annual meeting CEO A Patrick Linton outlined a vision to remain community oriented, highlighted computer banking expansion, six new branches in Montgomery and Baltimore counties, and a shift toward full service financial provider status with a strong 1997 financial outcome.
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Fcnb Corp
A. Patrick Linton
Bank of Choice
Mid- Maryland
Linton
Montgomery
Baltimore
FCC fines Fletcher Cos over slamming in long distance
The FCC imposes its largest ever penalty 5 million dollars and revokes operating authority for a group led by Daniel Fletcher for illegally switching customers to Fletcher services without consent. Multiple company names cited include CCN Inc and Donation Long Distance Inc. The action follows thousands of complaints and alleged forged authorization forms. NationsBank dividend also noted with 38 cents per share.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Fletcher Cos
FCC
Daniel Fletcher
United States
Commission
Bill Kennard
Susan Collins
Maine
Senate
Fletcher
Ms. Collins
CCN Inc
Church
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