New York Stock Prices Snapshot March 18 1989
UPI reports selected nationwide composite prices for NYSE listed stocks for Friday March 18 1989. The list includes companies like Abbott, Alcan, Allied, Amoco, Boeing, Borden, Brunswick, and Bucyrus among others with bid and ask figures reflected in the file.
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Market gains as inflation news eases pressure
The Dow rose 5.03 to 1,122.00 with advancers outpacing decliners about 7 to 5 on the NYSE. February producer prices nudged up 0.2 percent, easing inflation fears and signaling a budding economic recovery without renewed inflation pressure, though a market correction was anticipated after a long rally. Baldwin United fell 5.34 to 17 percent as it negotiates with bankers over short term debt.
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Grocery List and Stock Prices From Local Market Ad
A dense OCR of a mid century market page listing fruits vegetables and assorted goods with prices. The readable sections include melons apples citrus onions cabbage and other produce, plus extensive stock ticker style notes and retailer codes.
Foreign trade deficit soars in final 1982 quarter
The government reports the 1982 fourth quarter defict at 6.1 billion and the year total at 8.1 billion, the largest deficits in at least a decade. Merchandise trade records 36.3 billion shortfall while services provide a smaller surplus, with projections for 1983 deficit widening due to a strong dollar and slow partner recoveries.
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Notable Stocks Move in March 1983 Market Listings
Nationwide UPI data shows selected stocks traded on the American Stock Exchange during Friday, March 18, 1983. The list includes firms such as LasrChy, JacobEn, Adobe di, Matrix Corp, Keram Corp, and Pulte with varied price changes and percentage shifts noted.
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Quality Inns back to quality under Hazard leadership
Robert C. Hazard Jr. took over Quality Inns in 1980 aiming to shed the tired image and raise quality across the chain. Since his arrival, the number of hotels grew to 542 with 65,581 rooms after shedding over 100 franchises, and the executive pushes value driven by low room rates and added per guest amenities amid a sluggish industry. Hazard notes break-even around 60 percent occupancy with 67 percent national occupancy and 64 percent for Quality in 1982, signaling gradual improvement.
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Dollar and gold stage rallies in global markets
The Associated Press reports the dollar rising on higher U.S. and Eurodollar rates amid currency realignment speculation in the European Monetary System. Gold bullion advanced across markets with Zurich at 419.50 and London dealers near 419.75 per ounce, while silver eased to 10.60. The yen moved to 238.60 in Tokyo and 239.525 later in Europe, and the British pound softened to 1.40 dollars.
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