Market Up New York Stocks End Mixed Amid IBM Earnings
Market rose and fell Friday as IBM reported fourth quarter earnings of 4 a share but missed expectations. Dow fell 4.93 to 1536.70 while the S P 500 slipped 0.74 to 208.43 and the Nasdaq gained 0.71 to 330.72. Housing starts rose 17.5 percent in December to a high since last April.
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Frederick CC Offers Precision Sheet Metal Course
Frederick Community College offers Precision Sheet Metal Basic Layout starting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday January 23. The $63 course fee does not include the required book. Instructor is Mike Haines. For more information call 694-1220.
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New Chamber opens pew offices at 434 S Market St
Local officials and Chamber of Commerce officers gathered yesterday to open the pew offices at 434 S Market St. The ceremony featured Kitty Reed and Ted Gregory among others. The Chamber will hold its annual installation of officers at 7 p.m. Wednesday Jan 22 at the Sheraton Inn.
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World financial chiefs to meet with silent disclosure
British Chancellor Nigel Lawson hosts U S Treasury Secretary James Baker and Federal Reserve Chair Paul Volcker with Noboru Takeshita and Sumita in Tokyo plans. Pierre Beregovoy and Michel Camdessus attend. Downing Street location not disclosed as markets fear policy signals.
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West German Japanese French officials eye rates at meeting
Stoltenberg Poehl and Bank of England governor Leigh- Pemberton attend talks as West German, Japanese and French officials signal rate discussions. Stock markets rose in New York and London amid talk of dollar impact, possible lending to Third World nations, and timing ahead of the May G-5 summit.
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Oldest brokerage firm plans to go public
Alex Brown & Sons, founded in 1800 by Alexander Brown, announces plans to issue 1.97 million shares in February, with 1.5 million sold by the firm and the rest by current holders. If approved by the SEC, capital would rise to about 66.5 million. F. Barton Harvey Jr. will be chairman and Donald B. Hebb Jr. president and CEO. The firm employs about 1,200 people.
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S&P analyzes Maryland plan to pay S L depositor claims
Standard Poor's assesses Maryland four year plan to orderly payout of depositors at three major thrift failures. Ratings on $2.2 billion general obligation bonds and $796 million transportation revenue bonds remain unaffected if plan accepted. MD legislators will review plan over several months with upfront funding and potential future costs outlined.
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Freighted Farm Market Prices From Frederick Woodboro 1986
Frederick market report lists cattle and hog prices by grade and weight, including dairy cows, calves, heifers, bulls, and lambs. Quotes from Woodsboro Livestock Sales and Frederick Livestock Auction Inc show fluctuating bids with Good to Medium grades, returning to farm listings, and regional grain futures.
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