Stocks Drift Lower After Early Selloff In Tepid Session
New York stocks eased after an early selloff as traders faced a pessimistic environment. The Dow Jones average slipped 3.75 points to 3,284.01 at 2 p.m., with substantial volume and more decliners than advancers. The Tokyo market fell to a 54 year low, while AMD tumbled following a court ruling on Intel tech. IBM and Intel saw notable moves as Merrill Lynch lifted IBM earnings outlook.
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Livestock market sales across Alderson Narrows and Lewisburg
Alderson, Narrows, and Lewisburg markets reported June livestock sales with totals ranging from 22,113 at Alderson to 114,386 at Narrows and 96,687 at Lewisburg. Hogs, sheep, cattle, calves, and goats sold with varied price ranges by weight and class, including cows, bulls, feeder stock, and baby calves. Noted market closures include a July 4 holiday at Narrows.
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Trade deficit widens to worst in two years
The April U S trade gap grew to 6.97 billion dollars, the largest since November 1990, as exports fell 1.9 percent to 36.39 billion and imports rose to 43.36 billion. Commerce Secretary Barbara Franklin called April volatile but not indicative of a trend while private economists warned overseas weakness will dampen export growth.
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Harry's expands with new mobile home site in Maxwell
MAXWELL Va A Tazewell County mobile home dealership celebrated expansion with a new two acre site off Route 460 capable of about 40 units both single and sectional Owner Jack Harry notes improved construction and fixtures in manufactured housing and says the business remains strong despite recession He adds a Bluefield Va site is similar and that the business is an up and coming venture.
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Crime-Proofing Your Home seminar in Bluefield
The Flat Top National Bank of Bluefield hosts a free 10 a.m. seminar on June 23 in the bank Community Room with the Bluefield Police Department. W.K. Bentley notes tips on keeping burglars at bay and easy security measures, plus a home trip checklist. Detective Tyrone Miller and Harry Kammer discuss lighting, timer switches, and Residential Check to protect homes while owners are away.
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