U.S. car sales fall 25 percent in late January
Domestic car sales for late January dropped 25.8 percent from a year earlier as GM posted the sharpest decline. In the period January 21 to 31 the eight major automakers sold 194,169 cars versus 261,704 last year, with GM down 34.6 percent Ford off 16.1 percent and Chrysler down 27.1 percent.
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Egg prices in Columbus area rise for retailers
In Columbus, AP reports egg prices to retailers with cartons delivered: extra large 65 to 68 cents, large 64 to 87 cents, medium 59 to 62 cents, small 45 to 48 cents.
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Metal prices move on New York markets yesterday
Closing prices on the Comex show Gold at 402.70 per troy ounce and Silver at 5.50 per ounce while Merc lists Platinum at 518.50 per ounce. Spot nonferrous metals for yesterday include Aluminum 54.00 cents per pound Copper 60.65 cents Lead 27 cents Zinc 41 cents Tin 34.2073 cents Mercury 205 to 220 per 76 pounds.
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Fourth quarter earnings soar at Cleveland TRW
TRW Inc the Cleveland based defense contractor reports 1986 fourth quarter earnings of 45 million on 1.55 billion in sales reversing a 1985 loss of 28.8 million on 1.48 billion revenue. For the year net earnings reach 217.7 million or 7.11 per share on 6.04 billion in sales.
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Mexico presses ahead with Pacific Coast oil port project
Despite severe economic crises, Mexico advances a $950 million Pemex led expansion of the Pacific coast port system. Plans include a southern Isthmus of Tehuantepec pipeline, large tank farms, and loans from Japan to cut Panama Canal shipping. The project aims to boost Far East exports and West Coast fuel needs, with completion targeted by 1989.
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Wall Street Buying Spree Pushes Dow To New High
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 22.78 to close at 2,191.23 as buying momentum continues from upbeat economic data. NYSE volume reached 222.43 million shares, advancers led decliners nearly 3 to 1, with indicators pointing to stronger activity and a pending January unemployment report.
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Pickens bids $15 a share to take Diamond Shamrock
Oilman T Boone Pickens Jr leads an investor group in a hostile bid offering to buy all Diamond Shamrock common stock at 15 a share or 1.67 billion dollars in cash. Diamond Shamrock previously rejected cash-and-securities offer and proposed a stock buyback and split into two units.
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