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U.K. INTERVENTION WHEAT SOLD TO HOME MARKET
A total of 14,685 tonnes of British intervention feed wheat were sold at today's tender for the home market, the Home Grown Cereals Authority said. Bids amounted to 19,115 tonnes against offerings of 31,528. Prices paid were at, or above, the prevailing intervention feed wheat price of 120.71 stg per to...
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DATA GENERAL <DGN> TO TAKE 2ND QTR CHARGE
Data General Corp said it expects to record an extraordinary pretax charge of about 18.2 mln dlrs in the second quarter ended March 28. The company said the charge will result from a redemption of debt. On May 18, Data General said, it will redeem 150 mln dlrs of outstanding 12-3/8 pct sinking fund debe...
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PALM OIL OUTPUT SEEN DROPPING SHARPLY - OIL WORLD
Malaysian and Indonesian palm oil production is likely to drop sharply this year, due to lower yields, the Hamburg-based newsletter Oil World said. The publication expects total Malaysian output during Jan/Sept 1987 to decline by eight pct to 3.05 mln tonnes. For East Malaysia, it put production during ...
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U.K. MONEY MARKET GIVEN FURTHER 284 MLN STG HELP
The Bank of England said it provided the money market with a further 284 mln stg assistance in the afternoon session. This takes the bank's total help so far today to 508 mln stg and compares with its revised estimate of a 900 mln stg shortage in the system which it earlier revised up from 850 mln. ...
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SESOSTRIS SELLS 18,000 TONNES BARLEY TO GREECE
Sesostris, the Spanish subsidiary of the international grain trader Dreyfus, sold 18,000 tonnes of barley to Greece for delivery from Mediterranean ports from April 14 to 30, a company spokesman said. He gave no details on price. The barley has a 14 pct humidity.
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VENDO CO <VEN> 4TH QTR LOSS
Shr loss 1.48 dlrs vs loss 36 cts Net loss 4,036,000 vs loss 983,000 Sales 16.6 mln vs 17 mln 12 mths Shr loss 1.88 dlrs vs profit 71 cts Net loss 5,113,000 vs profit 1,904,000 Sales 85.4 mln vs 88.5 mln Note: Prior year net includes extraordinary loss of 298,000 dlrs in qt...
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BOW VALLEY <BVI> TO SELL NORWEGIAN SUBSIDIARY
Bow Valley Industries Ltd said it agreed to sell its wholly owned Norwegian subsidiary to Elf Aquitaine Norge A/S of Stavanger, Norway for 13 mln Canadian dlrs. The principal asset of the subsidiary, Bow Valley Exploration Norge A/S, is an eight pct interest in the Heimdal gas and condensate field of...
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SYNGOLD DEFINES RESERVES ON DEKA PROPERTY
<Syngold Exploration Inc> and <Corp Falconbridge Copper> said they defined undiluted reserves of 911,000 tons of ore with an average grade of 0.43 ounces of gold per ton in two separate deposits on the Deka property located at Noranda, Quebec. Assay results from 20 suface holes drilled on 250 foot...
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AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TO PAY SUBSIDIES--USDA
The Australian Government will likely reimburse the Australian Wheat Board, AWB, about 132 mln (U.S.) dlrs to pay wheat farmers for their 1986/87 crop, the U.S. Agriculture Department said. In its report on Export Markets for U.S. Grains, the department said the sharp fall in world wheat prices has re...
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EMERY AIR FREIGHT SAID HUTTON GROUP ENDS OFFER FOR PUROLATOR COURIER
EMERY AIR FREIGHT SAID HUTTON GROUP ENDS OFFER FOR PUROLATOR COURIER
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LAWSON PRODUCTS INC <LAWS> RAISES QTLY PAYOUT
Qtly div seven cts vs six cts prior Pay April 17 Record April three
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NORANDA BUYS SHARES OF SANIVAN GROUP
<Noranda Inc> said it agreed to buy an initial 1,000,501 treasury shares of <Sanivan Group Inc> at 5.25 dlrs per share. Noranda also has an option until June 30, 1988, to acquire an additional 1,000,501 Sanivan treasury shares at 5.75 dlrs per share. Sanivan is the largest hazardous waste ma...
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KANEB ENERGY <KEP> MAY OMIT FUTURE PAYOUTS
Kaneb Energy Partners Ltd said it may be forced to omit or lower future quarterly cash distributions because of a contract dispute with two major customers and the continued slump in oil and gas prices. The partnership said, however, that it will pay a regular quarterly distribution of 60 cts a unit on ...
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HUTTON <EFH> ENDS PUROLATOR <PCC> BID
Emery Air Freight Corp said it has entered into an agreement with E.F. Hutton Group Inc EFH under which Hutton will terminate its merger agreement with Purolator Courier Corp and its pending 35-dlr-per-share tender offer, effective April 13. Under its merger agreement, Hutton has the right to unilater...
Commodities and Trade
SOUTH AFRICAN GOLD HOLDINGS RISE IN MARCH
South Africa gold holdings rose 172.56 mln rand to 4.17 billion rand in March after rising 39 mln rand to 4.0 billion in February, Reserve Bank figures show. In volume terms gold holdings rose to 5.51 mln ounces in March from 5.26 mln ounces in February, valued at 757.24 rand an ounce for March versus 7...
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SPAIN TO SELL BARLEY TO SAUDI ARABIA
Spain will shortly sign with Saudi Arabia an order for barley for April/May delivery, trade sources said. They gave no details on amounts or prices, but said it would be a "major" order. Saudi Arabia bought 500,000 tonnes of Spanish barley last year.
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DAHLBERG INC <DAHL> 4TH QTR NET
Shr profit 10 cts vs loss seven cts Net profit 286,870 vs loss 156,124 Revs 10.0 mln vs 7,577,207 Year Shr profit five cts vs profit 42 cts Net profit 160,109 vs profit 906,034 Revs 38.1 mln vs 31.2 mln Avg shrs 2.9 mln vs 2.2 mln NOTE: 1986 year includes 53 weeks.
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BRASCAN LTD <BRS.A> 4TH QTR NET
Shr 50 cts vs 46 cts Net 43.0 mln vs 34.8 mln YEAR Shr 1.55 dlrs vs 1.38 dlrs Net 136.8 mln vs 112.9 mln Note: Holding company.
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FLORIDA COMMERCIAL BANKS INC <FLBK> QTLY DIV
Qtly div 14 cts vs 14 cts prior Payable March 31 Record March 16
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VOLCKER SAYS FURTHER SIZEABLE DECLINE IN DOLLAR COULD BE COUNTERPRODUCTIVE
VOLCKER SAYS FURTHER SIZEABLE DECLINE IN DOLLAR COULD BE COUNTERPRODUCTIVE
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE RAINFALL
THE FOLLOWING RAINFALL WAS RECORDED IN THE AREAS OVER THE PAST 24 HOURS PARANA STATE: UMUARAMA NIL, PARANAVAI NIL, LONDRINA NIL, MARINGA NIL. SAO PAULO STATE PRESIDENTE PRUDENTE NIL, VOTUPORANGA NIL, FRANCA NIL, CATANDUVA NIL, SAO CARLOS NIL, SAO SIMAO NIL. MINAS GERAIS STATE: GUAXUPE 33.0 MIL...
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VOLCKER SAYS EXCHANGE RATE ADJUSTMENT ENOUGH TO NARROW U.S. TRADE DEFICIT
VOLCKER SAYS EXCHANGE RATE ADJUSTMENT ENOUGH TO NARROW U.S. TRADE DEFICIT
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<CHAUVCO RESOURCES LTD> YEAR NET
Shr 16 cts vs 35 cts Net 476,000 vs 929,000 Revs 3,000,000 vs 3,600,000
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VOLCKER SAYS REDUCING U.S. BUDGET DEFICIT NEEDED TO IMPROVE TRADE BALANCE
VOLCKER SAYS REDUCING U.S. BUDGET DEFICIT NEEDED TO IMPROVE TRADE BALANCE
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VOLCKER SAYS MORE STIMULUS ABROAD NEEDED FOR ADJUSTMENTS IN TRADE BALANCES
VOLCKER SAYS MORE STIMULUS ABROAD NEEDED FOR ADJUSTMENTS IN TRADE BALANCES
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JAPAN CUTTING CHINA CORN COMMITMENTS - USDA
Japanese traders have apparently sharply reduced commitments to buy Chinese corn over the next six months due to high prices, the U.S. Agriculture Department said. In its World Production and Trade Report, the department said traders indicated China may lack supplies or be unwilling to sell at current...
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GRAIN RESERVE HOLDINGS -- USDA
The U.S. Agriculture Department gave a preliminary breakdown of grain in the Farmer-Owned Grain Reserve as of April 1, with comparisons, based on telephone reports from farmers filed with the department's Kansas City field office, in mln bushels -- April 1 Previous Wheat 657.6 659.7...
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ON-LINE SOFTWARE <OSI> 3RD QTR FEB 28 NET
Shr primary 34 cts vs 17 cts Shr diluted 33 cts vs 17 cts Net 1,487,000 vs 686,000 Rev 19.8 mln vs 8.8 mln Nine months Shr primary 77 cts vs 43 cts Shr diluted 75 cts vs 43 cts Net 3,240,000 vs 1,710, 000 Rev 42.2 mln vs 25.0 mln NOTE: Company's full name is On-Li...
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GRAIN RESERVE HOLDINGS BREAKDOWN
The U.S. Agriculture Department gave the following breakdown of grain remaining in the farmer-owned grain reserve as of April 1, in mln bushels, by reserve number -- I II III IV V VI Wheat nil nil 0.1 0.3 10.5 479.7 Corn -- -- -- 4.1 1,231.9 --...
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RUDING AGAINST FURTHER DOLLAR FALL, TRADE CURBS
Shifts in domestic economic policy, not a further fall in the dollar or trade restrictions, are the key to reducing imbalances in trade and payments, Dutch Finance Miniister H. Onno Ruding said. Ruding told a meeting of the World Trade Forum here that protectionism would naturally lead to retaliation an...
Commodities and Trade
SAUDI SUCCESS SEEN IN CURBING OPEC PRODUCTION
Saudi Arabia will succeed in pressuring other members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to stay within their production quotas, said Morgan Stanley Group managing director John Wellemeyer. Wellemeyer, speaking to reporters at an offshore oil engineering conference, also said he expect...
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CAROLYN BEAN <CBEN> COMPLETES ACQUISITION
Carolyn Bean Publishing Ltd said it has completed the acquisition of greeting card company Millen Cards, which had sales of over 1,500,000 dlrs in 1986, for undisclosed terms. The company said 90 pct of Millen's cards have been sold in the northeast and mid-Atlantic states, but Bean expects to increas...
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CHESAPEAKE <CSK> SEEKS TO SELL UNIT
Chesapeake Corp said it has retained Salomon Inc <SB> to help it sell Plainwell Paper Co Inc, a maker of premium coated and uncoated printing papers and technical specialty papers with a capacity of 85,000 short tons a year. The company said it has decided to sell Plainwell in ordfer to focus on th...
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BALL <BLL> TO SUPPLY PENNY BLANKS TO MINTS
Ball Corp said it was awarded a one-year 12,750,000 dlr contract to supply copper-plated zinc penny blanks to the U.S. mints in Philadelphia and Denver. The new contract, effective in June, calls for shipping 23,200,000 pounds of blanks to the mint in Philadelphia and 7,600,000 pounds to Denver. It said...
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EC DRIVING TO CAPTURE BRAZIL WHEAT MARKET - USDA
The European Community, EC, sold 75,000 tonnes of soft wheat at a subsidized price of between 85 and 89 dlrs per tonne FOB for March delivery in a continuing bid to establish itself in the Brazilian wheat market, the U.S. Agriculture Department said. The sale sharply undercut the U.S. offer of 112 dlrs ...
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VOLCKER URGES INDUSTRIAL NATIONS TO KEEP TRADE MARKETS OPEN TO FOSTER GROWTH
VOLCKER URGES INDUSTRIAL NATIONS TO KEEP TRADE MARKETS OPEN TO FOSTER GROWTH
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TYCO LABORATORIES <TYC> 3RD QTR FEB 28 NET
Shr primary 58 cts vs 66 cts Shr diluted 54 cts vs 66 cts Net 10.1 mln vs 11.4 mln Revs 266.2 mln vs 194.6 mln Avg shrs 17.4 mln vs 17.1 mln Nine mths Shr primary 1.78 dlrs vs 1.58 dlrs Shr diluted 1.65 dlrs vs 1.58 dlrs Net 30.9 mln vs 27.1 mln Revs 823.8 mln vs ...
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CITY NATIONAL CORP <CTYN> RAISES DIVIDEND
Shr 16 cts vs 13 cts Pay April 15 Record March 31
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GOLD FIELDS OF S. AFRICA PROFIT FALLS IN QUARTER
1ST QTR TO MARCH 31 Working profit 487.50 mln rand vs 559.59 mln Tax 274.28 mln vs 302.15 mln Net 264.32 mln vs 300.99 mln Tonnes milled 3.74 mln vs 3.72 mln Gold production 30,865 kgs vs 30,236 kgs Gold revenue 846.05 mln rand vs 907.36 mln Working costs 358.56 mln vs 347.77...
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VOLCKER WARNS AGAINST SIZEABLE DLR DECLINE
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker said a further large drop in the value of the dollar could be counterproductive for world economic growth. Testifying before the Senate Banking Committee, Volcker said that Europe and Japan were slowing exports and that growth in those countries was also decre...
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WALL STREET STOCKS/MARION LABS <MKC>
Marion Laboratories Inc's stock rose sharply today after the company presented a bullish earnings scenario at a meeting for pharmaceutical analysts Monday, traders and analysts said. The company said it expects earnings for fiscal 1987, ending June 30, to rise more than 75 pct over a year ago. Tha...
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U.S. CALLS FOR GREATER GATT CHECKS ON TRADE
The United States has appealed for stronger powers for the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) to enforce world trade rules. The call by U.S. Deputy Trade Representative Michael Smith at a special committee meeting into the future of GATT follows a series of bilateral trade rows which have clo...
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ZENITH LABS <ZEN> WILL REPORT 4TH QTR LOSS
Zenith Laboratories Inc said the company will report a fourth quarter loss, and the amount will be determined on completion of its year end audit. The company did not elaborate further. For the third quarter ended Sept 30, 1986, Zenith reported a loss of 3,451,000 dlrs or 16 cts per share, adjusted for ...
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CHINA SOYBEAN OUTPUT DOWN SLIGHTLY - USDA REPORT
China's soybean crop this year is forecast at 11.5 mln tonnes, down slightly from 11.55 mln estiamted for last year, the U.S. Agriculture Department's officer in Peking said in a field report. The report, dated April 2, said Chinese imports this year are projected at 300,000 tonnes unchanged from last y...
Commodities and Trade
TURKISH CENTRAL BANK SETS LIRA/DOLLAR, DM RATES
The Turkish Central Bank set a Lira/Dollar rate for April 8 of 784.50/788.42 to the Dollar, down from the previous 784.35/788.27. The Bank also set a Lira/Mark rate of 430.60/432.75 to the Mark, down from the previous 429.35/431.50.
Market and Economy
MANDATORY PRODUCTION CONTROLS DEBATED AT APC
Delegates to the American Pork Congress will decide whether or not they want mandatory production controls when they vote on the official pork producer policy wednesday, the National Pork Producers Council said. The American Pork Congress, APC, delegates, listened to both sides of the question when form...
Market and Economy
TAIWAN BUYS 25,000 TONNES U.S. SOYBEANS
Taiwan bought 25,000 tonnes U.S. soybeans today at 203.40 dlrs a tonne, C and F, Gulf, for May 15-30 shipment, private export sources said.
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VOLCKER URGES QUICK AID TO DEBTOR NATIONS
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker said that debtor nations have made much progress in laying the groundwork for economic growth, but a solution to world debt difficulties was endangered by inaction on new financing. "There is clearly a danger that adequate financing arrangements are not bein...
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BUNDESBANK RETAINS MONEY SUPPLY POLICY
Bundesbank council member Lothar Mueller said the bank has not given up its money supply policy and that restraining money supply growth does not always mean pushing up interest rates. Mueller said in an article for the Boersen Zeitung financial daily that a monetary policy which took into account exc...
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TAIWAN PASSES ON U.S. CORN, WILL RETENDER
Taiwan passed on its tender overnight for 25,000 tonnes of U.S. corn and 49,000 tonnes U.S. sorghum, private export sources said. Taiwan will retender for the corn, for May 15-30 shipment if via the Gulf, or June 1-15 via Pacific northwest, on March 6, but has not rescheduled a tender for sorghum, they ...
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VOLCKER URGES GREATER EXCHANGE RATE STABILITY
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker said international policymakers should make improving the stability of exchange rates a major priority. In testimony before a Senate Banking subcommittee, Volcker said he does not have any specific proposals for improving exchange rate stability, but thought i...
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ITALY SAYS G-7 GIVES CHANCE TO VERIFY TOKYO ACCORD
This week's Group of Seven (G-7) meeting in Washington provides an opportunity to verify an accord reached at the Tokyo summit last May to include Italy and Canada in Group of Five (G-5) talks on management of the international monetary system and related issues, the Italian Treasury said. It said in a ...
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BANGLADESH PASSES ON TENDER FOR SOFT WHEAT
Bangladesh passed on its weekend tender for 100,000 tonnes of optional origin soft wheat, private export sources said.
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KUWAIT SAID SEEKING FOREIGN PROTECTION FOR OIL
Kuwait has asked at least four countries, including the United States, Soviet Union, Britain and China, for temporary use of their flags or tankers to protect Kuwaiti oil shipments in the troubled Persian Gulf, Reagan Administration officials said. The officials confirmed a New York Times report that Ku...
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ROLLS APPROACHES FLOAT WITH PROFITS SET TO RISE
State-owned engine maker <Rolls Royce Plc> launches its prospectus for privatisation tomorrow with many analysts forecasting higher profits this year. But it is likely to miss contracts to power the proposed <Airbus Industrie> A340 aircraft. The company's so-called "pathfinder prospectus" gives al...
Commodities and Trade
PORK CHECKOFF REFUNDS LESS THAN EXPECTED
The National Pork Board announced at the American Pork Congress convention in Indianapolis that refunds under the legislative checkoff program are running less than expected. The Board oversees collection and distribution of funds from the checkoff program that was mandated by the 1985 farm bill. Virg...
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VOLCKER SEES DOLLAR AS FACTOR IN MONETARY POLICY
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker said the performance of the dollar in exchange markets could be a factor in the U.S. central bank's decisions on monetary policy. "The performance of the dollar in the exchange market might become a factor bearing on our provision of reserves," Volcker said ...
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SOUTH AFRICA CORN EXPORTS COULD BE REDUCED-USDA
Despite earlier optimistic indications, the South African corn crop is at a critical stage in its development and recent reports of heat stress could reduce production and therefore exportable supplies, the U.S. Agriculture Department said. In its report on Export Markets for U.S. Grains, the departme...
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FED EXPECTED TO SET CUSTOMER REPURCHASES
The Federal Reserve is expected to intervene in the government securities market to supply temporary reserves indirectly via customer repurchase agreements, economists said. They said the Fed is expected to execute anywhere from 1.5-2.0 billion dlrs of customer repos to offset seasonal pressures on ba...
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BROWN-FORMAN INC <BFD> 4TH QTR NET
Shr one dlr vs 73 cts Net 12.6 mln vs 15.8 mln Revs 337.3 mln vs 315.2 mln Nine mths Shr 3.07 dlrs vs 3.08 dlrs Net 66 mln vs 66.2 mln Revs 1.59 billion vs 997.1 mln
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<PAGE PETROLEUM LTD> YEAR LOSS
Shr loss 1.98 dlrs vs loss 5.24 dlrs Net loss 23.3 mln vs loss 44.8 mln Revs 13.6 mln vs 29.6 mln Note: 1986 net includes nine mln dlr extraordinary loss for oil and gas writedowns and unrealized foreign exchange losses vs yr-ago loss of 32.5 mln dlrs.
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VOLCKER PUSHES SPENDING CUTS OVER TRADE BILL
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker said reducing the federal budget deficit was a more important goal for Congress than drafting trade legislation. "Reduce the budget deficit," Volcker responded when asked by a member of the Senate Banking Committee about trade legislation priorities. "If...
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AMERICAN SPORTS ADVISORS <PIKS> TO LIQUIDATE
American sports Advisors Inc said it has agreed to sell its sports handicapping and publication business to Professor Enterprises for about 1,650,000 dlrs and intends to liquidate after closing. The transaction is subject to shareholder approval. Professor is owned by American Sports president Edwar...
Commodities and Trade
VOLCKER SAYS RESTRICTIVE MONETARY POLICY WOULD HURT INVESTMENT
VOLCKER SAYS RESTRICTIVE MONETARY POLICY WOULD HURT INVESTMENT
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<DEXLEIGH CORP> SIX MTHS DEC 31 NET
Shr four cts vs three cts Net 4,505,000 vs 4,493,000 Revs 23.3 mln vs 21.4 mln
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CBT TRADERS LOOK AHEAD TO SPRING PLANTINGS
Chicago Board of trade grain traders and analysts voiced a lot of interest in how farmers planned to handle their upcoming spring plantings, prompting sales of new crop months of corn and oats and purchases in new crop soybeans in the futures markets. Professionals in the grains trade think that farmers...
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VOLCKER SEES TIGHT POLICY HURTING INVESTMENT
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker said a restrictive monetary policy would be damaging to investment and that a better course would be to restrain spending. "A restrictive monetary policy would hit investment. You don't want to put interest rates up unless you have to," Volcker told the Sena...
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U.S. CONGRESS TO LOOK AT SOIL PROGRAM EXEMPTIONS
The Senate Agriculture Committee is expected to take up a bill tomorrow that would exempt from government conservation regulations those farmers who have rotated alfalfa and other multiyear grasses and legumes with row crops, committee staff said. Under current so-called "sodbuster" law, farmers who pla...
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NEW BEDFORD INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS <NBBS> YEAR
Net 12.3 mln vs 6,438,000 NOTE: Company went public in March.
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NATIONAL PORK BOARD ALLOCATES 2.4 MLN DLRS
The National Pork Board on Monday allocated 2.4 mln dlrs in discretionary funds, collected from the 100 pct national checkoff program, to three industry organizations. The National Pork Producers Council, NPPC, will receive almost 1.8 mln dlrs for use in the areas of food service, consumer education a...
Industrial and Sector News
NIPPON STEEL INVESTS 8 MLN DLRS IN GTX CORP
GTX Corp said Nippon Steel Co of Japan, in a move to diversify into high technology, invested eight mln dlrs in GTX. Nippon's move was the result of current exchange rates and the revaluation of the yen, which "have made the U.S. electronics industry an attractive investment opportunity for Japanese c...
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PHOTRONICS CORP <PHOT> YEAR FEB 28 NET
Shr 64 cts vs 38 cts Net 1,062,000 vs 585,000 Sales 13.6 mln vs 9,262,000
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OCEAN BIO-CHEM INC <OBCI> YEAR NET
Shr eight cts vs seven cts Net 215,821 vs 196,873 Sales 3,112,571 vs 2,649,003
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TELE-COMMUNICATIONS <TCOMA> SELLS CABLE SYSTEMS
Knight-Ridder Inc <KRI> said its TKR Cable Co joint venture with Tele-communications Inc has signed a letter of intent to acquire cable television systems with 55,000 basic subscribers in Wildwood, N.J., and Ramapo and Warwick, N.Y., from Tele-Communications for undisclosed terms.
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ENVIRONMENTAL POWER CORP <POWR> YEAR NET
Shr profit 25 cts vs loss 15 cts Net profit 998,000 vs loss 612,000 Revs 8,086,000 vs 365,000
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GERMAN LONG-TERM CAPITAL INFLOW SLUMPS IN FEBRUARY
The inflow of long-term capital into West Germany slumped to 606 mln marks in February from January's record 11.91 billion, with foreign purchases of German bonds and shares declining sharply, the Bundesbank said. While foreigners bought only four billion marks worth of German bonds in February after 13...
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C.T.C. DEALER EXTENDS BID FOR CANADIAN TIRE
C.T.C. Dealer Holdings Ltd said it extended its previously announced offer for 49 pct of <Canadian Tire Corp Ltd> to midnight on March 26. CTC, a group of Canadian Tire dealers, which already owns 17 pct of Canadian Tire, is currently appealing in an Ontario court against a previously announced Ontar...
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EC SOURCES SAY UK WHEAT PLAN YET TO BE APPROVED
The European Commission has not taken a decision on applications from the British government for the release of 200,000 tonnes of intervention feed wheat onto the British market in May and June, Commission sources said. They said last week's cereals management committee agreed to release 70,000 tonnes o...
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BROKERAGE FIRM UPS STAKE IN ALLEGHENY <AG>
The New York brokerage firm of Spear, Leeds and Kellogg told the Securities and Exchange Commission it had increased its preferred stock in Allegheny International Inc to 8.6 pct, from 7 pct. It said it may buy additional shares, but had not decided whether to offer its shares in response to a tender of...
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ROCKWELL <ROK> SEES IMPROVEMENT IN 1987
Rockwell International Corp continues to expect significant improvement in 1987 results, despite the somewhate disappointing performance of one of its business segments, President Donald Beall told Reuters. Rockwell reported net earnings in its first quarter ended December 31 of 149.4 mln dlrs, or 1.05 ...
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MALTA TENDERS FOR WHITE SUGAR TODAY - TRADE
Malta is tendering to buy 3,000 tonnes white sugar today for arrival in two equal parts in May and June, traders said.
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FED SETS TWO-DAY SYSTEM REPURCHASES, FED SAYS
FED SETS TWO-DAY SYSTEM REPURCHASES, FED SAYS
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CORROON AND BLACK <CBL> COMPLETE ACQUISITION
Corroon and Black Corp said it completed the acuqisition of <Contractors Planning Group Inc> in an exchange of shares. Contractors is headquartered in Garden City, N.Y., and has branch offices in Philadelphia, Boston, and Cheshire, Conn.
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COLONIAL <CLBGA> TO ACQUIRE PENSACOLA BANK
Colonial BancGroup said it and The Liberty Bank of Pensacola, Fla., signed a letter of intent for Colonial to acquire Liberty. Terms of the acquisition were not dislcosed. Colonial said the acquisition was its first move toward acquiring and out-of-state bank under Alabama's regional interstate ba...
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SUPER RITE FOODS INC <SRFI> SETS QTRLY PAYOUT
Qtrly div five cts vs five cts prior Pay April 27 Record April 20
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MILTON ROY CO <MRC> SETS QUARTERLY
Qtly div 11 cts vs 11 cts prior Pay June 15 Record May 15
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GOLDSIL AND GOLDEN RULE AGREE TO MERGE
<Golden Rule Resources Ltd> and Goldsil Resources Ltd said they had agreed to merge. The merged company will issue to each Golden Rule shareholder 1-1/2 shares and one warrant. The warrant will be for a term of two years. Payment of 3.10 dlrs and delivery of two warrants will entitle the shareholder ...
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FED SETS TWO-DAY SYSTEM REPURCHASES
The Federal Reserve entered the government securities market to arrange two-day repurchase agreements for system account, a spokeswoman for the New York Fed said. Fed funds were trading at 6-1/8 pct at the time of the direct injection of temporary reserves, dealers said. Most economists had expect...
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COLONIAL BANCGROUP INC <CLBGA> 1ST QTR NET
Shr 25 cts vs 55 cts Net 1.3 mln vs 2,460,000 NOTE: 1987 1st qtr includes loan write-offs at banking subsidiary, The Colonial Bank of Mobile, due to loan losses, of 1.3 mln dlrs or 25 cts a share.
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Dresdner to propose 1986 dividend 10 marks vs same, one-for-18 bonus share issue
Dresdner to propose 1986 dividend 10 marks vs same, one-for-18 bonus share issue
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JAPAN CUTS CHIP SUPPLY, MAY PRODUCE SHORTAGE
Japan is attempting to cut back semiconductor production to forstall the 300 mln dlrs in U.S. tariffs on Japanese electronic goods set to take effect April 17, industry analysts said. The move is likely to create a sharp price rise and a possible shortage of the key computer components in the next few...
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IDB COMMUNICATIONS GROUP INC <IDBX> YEAR NET
Period ended December 31. Shr 25 cts vs 20 cts Net 801,000 vs 703,000 Revs 6,318,000 vs 3,926,000
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MICKELBERRY CORP <MBC> SETS QTLY PAYOUT
Qtly div 1-1/2 cts vs 1-1/2 cts prior Pay March 31 Record March 13
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INVESTORS RAISE STAKE IN PUROLATOR <PCC>
Two New York management investment firms told the Securities and Exchange Commission they had increased their holdings in Purolator Courier Corp to 7.2 pct, from 6.2 pct. Mutual Shares Corp and Mutual Qualified Income Fund Inc said they were weighing offers to buy Purolator shares from PC Acquisition ...
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DUTCH MONEY MARKET DEBT RISES IN WEEK
Loans and advances from the Dutch Central Bank to the commercial banks rose by 1.2 billion guilders to 10.7 billion in the week up to and including April 6, the Bank's weekly return showed. Paper discounted with the Bank also rose, by 477 mln guilders to 916 mln. These rises were balanced by a 1.6...
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SWAP DEALERS UNVEIL STANDARD CONTRACT
The International Swap Dealers Association has developed the first standard form contract for use by arrangers of currency and interest rate swap transactions, said Thomas Jasper, the Association's co-chairman. The contract, unveiled at a press conference , is expected to make the 300 billion dlr a ye...
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KUWAIT ASKS TO USE FOREIGN FLAG TANKERS, U.S SAYS
Kuwait has asked at least four countries, including the United States, Soviet Union, Britain and China, for temporary use of their flags or tankers to protect Kuwaiti oil shipments in the troubled Persian Gulf, Reagan Administration officials said. The officials confirmed a New York Times report that Ku...
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U.S. GRAIN CERTS SAVE 50-100 MLN DLRS - AMSTUTZ
The use of generic commodity certificates, or "certs," for fiscal years 1986-88 will save the government 50 to 100 mln dlrs, Department of Agriculture Undersecretary Daniel Amstutz said. Speaking at a House agriculture subcommittee hearing on the use of the certificates, Amstutz said that the issuance o...
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VOLCKER SAYS FED POLICY NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR PRIME RATE RISE
VOLCKER SAYS FED POLICY NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR PRIME RATE RISE
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U.S. URGES SURPLUS NATIONS TO BOOST GROWTH
Leading industrial nations will be reviewing the Paris agreement to stabilize exchange rates, foster increased worldwide growth and reduce trade imbalances but the U.S. thinks the accord has been successful so far, a senior U.S. Treasury official said. "The Paris accord will be reviewed at this meeting....
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