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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 2000

Page

5

Money closing prices report October 13 2000

Closing prices quot:ations provided by Ron Campbell Investment Planning Raymond James Financial Services. Financial data compiled for Money magazine investors by Ron Campbell and team. Provides market figures, stock levels, and advisory contact details.

RON Campbell Investment Planning Raymond James Financial Services SIPC

Food City labels yield big money for two shoppers

Ken Parton of Bluefield Virginia and Tammie Farmer of Bluefield won 10000 and 4200 in the Food City Food Club 100000 Treasure Hunt. Winners were selected from customers who bought at least three items and had Food Club Pet Club Top Crest or Top Care labels. The promotion, ongoing since mid September, paid cash per label collected and featured a touring Treasure Hunt van delivering prizes.

Bluefield Ken Parton Tammie Farmer Food City Food Club Food City Bluefields Food Club Steve Shaffer Pet Club Top Crest Shaffer Parton

Virginia Grain and Hog Market Prices Report

Opening grain prices across Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond areas show No 2 red winter wheat new crop 2.60 No 1 soybeans 4.36 in Norfolk area No 2 yellow corn 1.78 and No 1 soybeans 4.31 in Petersburg area Closing Norfolk terminal No 2 red winter wheat 2.85 No 1 soybeans 4.61 Richmond No 2 red winter wheat 1.97 new crop 2.63 No 2 yellow corn 1.83 No 1 soybeans 4.51 new crop 4.41 Virginia hog market on hot carcass basis 2.53 higher Receipts 58 163-191 lbs 43.91 with 48 percent lean yield under .27 mm backfat.

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Bargain hunters push stocks higher on Friday

U S stocks rose in midday trading after Thursday’s selloff as investors hunted bargains. Dow gained 165.74 to 10,200.32 while the S&P 500 added 36.45 to 1,366.23 and the Nasdaq rose 171.13 to 3,245.81 amid inflation fears and Mideast tensions.

New York Wall Street Standard & Poor U.S Alan Ackerman Fahnestock

Surging oil prices lift wholesale inflation in September

Washington reports show wholesale inflation rose sharply in September as oil costs surged. Despite easing consumer caution, Americans continue to buy cars and furniture ahead of the holiday season while economists expect the Federal Reserve to hold rates steady for the remainder of the year amid stock market volatility.

Labor Department Washington Federal Reserve

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