Oil events nudge stocks higher on New York day
The Dow rose 84 points to 968.47 after a volatile session. Analysts attributed the move to oil market speculation and a Kissinger statement suggesting Arab oil restrictions might ease before Egyptian Israeli disengagement. NYSE advances led decliners about 8 to 3 amid mixed economic data.
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New York
Dow Jones
Dow
John Smith
Fahnestock & Co
Egypt
United States
Kuwait
Henry A. Kissinger
Suez Canal
New York Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Exchange price list January 21 1914
A fragmentary Pacific Coast Exchange notice lists numerous companies and prices for January 21 1914. Names include Locust Avenue, Amer Patestithecsccus, Avco Community, Pacific Resources, Westatex Petroleum and others. The cut text references commodities, brokers, and rates in a dense directory-like format without complete context.
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Cipsine
Walker & Co
Amer
Avco
Canada
Curtis Pub
PEA Weis
Melly Resources
Capone
Gay Dev
Ely Aneel
Gay Coy
Olleo
Serveketers Inc
Ae Aitoney Corp
Vu Shivge Baller Hin Ea
Tena Untentah
Rei, Care
Toman Pommel Py Aroun
Ulater Petroleum Ltd
Unie Ganon
Au Westatex Petroleum
He Estates
Teecon
California Farm Income Surges 35 Percent in 1973
California's farm income jumped 35 percent to a record 7.6 billion in 1973. State director Dr. Chris Jensen Monflay attributed the rise to sharply higher prices and noted expectations for strong demand may continue into 1974. He warned higher costs for production items like fertilizer and fuel could offset gains.
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NEW York Stock Exchange
Aubert
Brower
Baggs
Crete
Wyk
Sinai
Fearon
IBM
Annes Barreda
PDE
Benny Ado
Chaapinn Fung
Ieee
Raveera
RY Teeter
Rey
Jcomumn
Flame Funde
Sacramento
UPT
California
Food and Agriculture
Chriss Jensen Monflay