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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2001
Page
14
The Securities and Exchange Commission began an investigation on Tuesday into allegations that market sensitive information about a surprise decision to halt selling 30 year bonds was leaked. Enforcement Director Stephen Cutler vowed the agency would vigorously pursue the matter.
Midwest Grain Products Inc an Atchison based producer of wheat gluten and other products posted first quarter net income of 2.44 million 30 cents per share reversing a prior loss of 395000 or 5 cents. Higher ethanol demand and lower energy costs drove the improvement along with strong demand for value added wheat proteins.
Western Resources proposes selling Westar Industries stock to cut about $1 billion of its $2.8 billion utility debt, a move met with scrutiny from Citizens' Utility Ratepayer Board. Critics question motive and potential higher rates as the plan faces uncertainty alongside an ongoing PNM lawsuit and a July revenue drop.
The Custard Cup at 520 W 23rd in Lawrence showcases frozen custard confections, traditional ice creams, gourmet coffees and Italian-syrup drinks. Owner Tom Plumberg and CEO Bonnie Fiske run a 14-employee shop with plans to expand customer base and possibly franchise in five years. Guests can order bulk, event pies, and share feedback on the company site.
The 10th rate cut of the year spurred a solid rally on Tuesday as investors bet Fed stimulus would eventually boost growth. Analysts warned of nerves over layoffs and consumer spending, with most gains occurring in the final hour. The Dow rose 150.09 to 9,591.12, ending a four-session streak of gains.
The Hewlett Packard family and foundation, founders of HP, announced they would vote their 5 percent stake against the Compaq Computer takeover. HP shares jumped 13 percent to $19.01 on the NYSE while Compaq slid about 8 percent to $8.29. In the same week, the Dow fell 1,369 points as markets grappled with post-attack volatility, though the S&P 500 and Nasdaq recovered to near or above pre-attack levels.
Tuesday close reports include Ottawa Asso Wheat 2.68, corn 1.70, milo 1.70, soybeans 3.95 and similar at Edgerton Overbrook Pauline and Midland elevators with varying NA values. USDA loan deficiency payments list corn 0.13 and soybeans 1.22. Nonferrous metals show aluminum 56.8 cents lb, zinc 39.18–39.68 cents lb, gold 278.95, silver 4.145 per troy oz.
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