Batten warns of Americans at odds with business
NYSE chairman William Batten says Americans spend too much time viewing the corporation as an enemy. He argues the two sides are not separate camps but one, with 115 million indirect investors affected by business health. Institutional growth rises while direct individual stock ownership falls, increasing liquidity concerns and alienation.
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William Batten
New York Stock Exchange
Batten
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God
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Jeane Dickson
Earth
Norman P. Kennedy
Agades
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New York Stock Exchange 2 p.m. Quotations and Dow Averages
New York at 2 PM shows Dow Jones Industrial Average at 983.38 up 4.07, Transport 217.38 down 0.04, Utilities 96.56 up 0.61, and Stock Average 308.92 up 1.03. national prices list shows numerous issues with bid and last prices and percent changes.
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Dow Posts Gains After Southwest Bank Rate Cut Move
Stocks rose gradually in New York as the Dow Jones industrial average climbed 4.07 to 983.38 amid a rate cut signal. Gainers outpaced decliners about 3 to 2 on the NYSE with 12.16 million shares traded as the market followed a potential shift toward lower lending rates by big banks. The NYSE composite rose .25 to 55.92 and the American Stock Exchange value index gained .27 to 102.50.
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American Exchange Stock Prices Mixed on Weak Trade
New York markets show selected national prices for American oil and gas firms with mixed strength. Aegis, AmPetrof, Espey Mfg and Frontier Air posted notable gains while Crutch, ConOil Gas and several others slipped. overall activity reflected modest shifts in the sector.
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Aegis Corp
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Asamera
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Commodity closing prices from Madda Trading and markets
London gold 114.50 up 1.50. AM Dec gold 113.90 up 1.90. Dec silver 4.24 and eight tenths down 1.10. platinum 159.00 up 0.50. copper 66c up 0.3. Dec wheat 3.19 down 3. Dec corn 2.89 up 0. eitt. soybeans 6.89 up 4.4. Dec meal 192.20 up 3.70. Dec oil 23.51 down 0.37. Dec live cattle 40.77 down 0.20. Dec live hogs 35.82 up 0.32. Feb pork bellies 54.70 down 0.85. eggs 60.5 up 0.2. plywood 168.40 down 2.10. Dec cotton 75.83 down 0.05. Mar sugar 9.02 down 0.35.
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Expert predicts gold near two hundred as IMF talks loom
Harry Schultz, renowned gold analyst, forecasts a rebound to above 200 an ounce next year after a 20 month bear run. He advises cautious trading of gold shares, favoring quality North American and South African mines during the base-building period.
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Gold prices and currency diversification urged by expert
A Scottsdale financial analyst says a price correction in gold could send it to around 90 dollars, with possible moves to 85 or 95. He recommends clients diversify with foreign currencies, emphasizing time deposits in Swiss francs and West German marks as essential parts of portfolios.
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Tempe Capitol Castings Names Reith and Mills in New Roles
Capitol Castings in Tempe announced Arthur D. Reith of Scottsdale as director of marketing and industrial relations and Robert C. Mills of Phoenix as general manager for sales. Reith joins in a new post after 18 months with Capitol Castings and prior roles with Midland-Ross Cleveland. Mills, a former sales engineer with Capitol Castings since 1960, moves from division sales to general sales leadership. Capitol Castings makes grinding balls mill liners grates and other copper mining castings.
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