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Balfours granule

巴尔弗氏粒

Friday's half-day investor presentation at the Queen Elizabeth II conference centre - organised by yet another well-connected public relations firm, Balfour Harley Associates - is a start.
In the wheat market in particular, "the chance for doing any significant business is limited and we're in a liquidating market," said Jerry Zusel, manager of exchange floor operations with the brokerage firm Balfour Maclaine Corp.
Earnings from the two major divisions, BICC Cables Ltd. and the Balfour Beatty Ltd. construction division, were "the best they have ever achieved," he said.
Bert Ruiz, a vice president of the commodities brokerage Balfour Maclaine Corp., said a vote to strike would be unlikely given Brazil's current political climate, with a new president scheduled to take office next month.
Canfor's long-term debt rose to C$146.5 million, or about 30% of capital, as of June 30 after its C$93.8 million purchase of Vancouver's Balfour Forest Products Inc.
Ed Whitten, cotton specialist at Balfour Maclaine Futures in New York, said he expects the contract to expire without any "fireworks."
Balfour listed motoring as his recreation, but no one could motor for pleasure in this age. It is a disturbing fact that only two of our prime ministers were serious fishermen - Neville Chamberlain and the former Sir Alec Douglas-Home.
The contract, awarded by Balfour Beatty Power Construction, is for a mixture of rail-over-road and rail-over-river bridges.
Other doctors may limit the use of acyclovir to youngsters 11 and older, who tend to have the most severe cases of chickenpox, Balfour said.
It marked the anniversary of the 1917 Balfour Declaration, in which Britain called for a Jewish national homeland in Palestine.
They will jointly assume responsibility for the executive management of Lilley until a replacement is found, Sir Lewis says. Rankin, 55, left Balfour Beatty for Lilley in 1988.
The men are also chairman and president, respectively, of Balfour, a New York brokerage firm.
Cotton prices surged in trading at the New York Cotton Exchange, with deferred months advancing the 2-cents-a-pound daily limit in sympathy with skyrocketing grains prices, said Ed Whitten, a cotten specialist with New York-based Balfour Maclaine Corp.
Australasia reported increased profits of Pounds 20m (from Pounds 13m) through increasing volumes and benefiting from a lower cost base. Balfour Beatty, the contractor, increased operating profits to Pounds 17m (from Pounds 15m).
"The general feeling is that after the big break of the last two days, you're technically oversold and you're entitled to some sort of rebound," said Jerry Zusel, manager of Balfour Maclaine Corp's floor operations at the Board of Trade.
"We had everything on one side today," said John Frazier Jr., a floor trader with Balfour Maclaine Futures Inc. "Everything was up."
"There was a strong anticipation built into the stocks," said Michael Connor, an analyst with Balfour Securities.
The heavy trading volume and whipsaw action recalled the drought summer of 1988, when soybean prices swung wildly after each new bit of weather data, said Jerry Zusel, manager of Balfour Maclaine Corp.'s floor operations at the Board of Trade.
Cotton futures continued their run up on the New York Cotton Exchange as new buyers entered the market, said Ed Whitten, an analyst with Balfour Maclaine Corp. in New York.
"There seems to be an aura of cooperation and the prospects for delegates completing their work by the first of October is very bright at this point," said Bert Ruiz, a coffee broker with Balfour Maclaine Corp in New York.
"We don't believe this plan does as much for the unsecured creditors as the Balfour plan," he said, adding that until June 14, Chyron has the exclusive right to present a reorganization plan.
"It was a blood bath," said Bert Ruiz, a broker in New York with Balfour Maclaine Corp. "The decline was due to the anticipation of a greater availability of coffee from Brazil.
A 15-year concession was the minimum period which would be attractive for it to be involved, it said. Balfour Beatty, another construction company, said it hoped that the government would give the maximum freedom to contractors to manage the roads.
"There was no significant business in Japan or Europe to cause any buying today," said Jerry Zusel, manager of CBOT floor operations for Balfour Maclaine Corp.
Lord Weir expected his group and its partners, the BICC subsidiary Balfour Beatty and Brown and Root of the US, to express an interest. Operating profit advanced by 18 per cent to Pounds 14.6m.
"Our worst scenario is that some patients taking AZT will decide that they no longer need to follow existing (safer-sex) recommendations," said Dr. Henry Balfour, a University of Minnesota virologist and a member of the research team.
The purchases were made through a group consisting of Publicker's chairman, Harry Freund, and president, Jay Goldsmith, along with Balfour Securities Corp.
When one of his clients, Balfour Maclaine Inc., a Chicago futures firm, told its own customers of the Finckle forecast, they held their positions over the weekend.
The book opens with a visit to Balfour, the small-time Transvaal town about an hour from Johannesburg where Mr. Hope's grandfather ran a hotel and became a community pillar, serving several terms as mayor.
Coffee's day-long rally was "an explosion" featuring extremely heavy volume, said Bert Ruiz, a coffee broker with Balfour Maclaine Corp. in New York.

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