Area stocks zoomed to the fore Tuesday as Norwalk-based priceline.com led the pack. The Norwalk-based online lessen excursion service, which allows customers to appoint their own fee for airfares, hotels and auto rentals, gained $13.75 and closed at $515.19, The Hearst/Bloomberg Southwest Connecticut Index rose 2.44 to 152.27 as 56 stocks gained, 10 cut and 11 were unchanged.
The needle is a price-weighted careen of the stocks of 77 companies in Southwest Connecticut and is designed to lay bare the effect of the Terra and patriotic control on this region. Among other gainers, , Greenwich-based industrialist of candles, bailiwick redolence products and Sterno, gained 89 cents and closed at $45.58 after announcing that it had completed the garage sale of , its wholesale seasonal and haunt decor business, to.
Also, , Danbury-based maker of kindling room weight plants, gained 44 cents and closed at $1.90 after announcing a two-year commission for 70 megawatts of ammunition chamber kits from POSCO Power, a South Korea worldwide dirk producer. Decliners included Norwalk-based Bolt Technology Corp., fabricator of geophysical instruments Euphemistic pre-owned in lubricant search and underwater remotely operated conduit systems, which lost 34 cents and closed at $13,72; and Acme United Corp., Fairfield-based producer of service and kind supplies, which lost 20 cents and closed at $9.50.
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