Week's Market Rally Extends As Dow Hits Record
The week closed with gains across stocks and bonds as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose about 2.4 percent to 893.59 after briefly touching a closing high earlier in the week. The Associated Press average reached a fourth straight weekly advance, with 791 issues up and 560 down. Bond activity remained active with total par value around 3.046 million across New York Stock Exchange trades.
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China Seen Poised For India Attack
Fragmented financial and market notes reference India and China, with mentions of stock movements, dividends, and corporate actions. The text blends currency and bankruptcy language with weekly stock sales, cattle slaughter figures, and futures, presenting a chaotic panorama of market activity and geopolitical insinuations.
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Fragmented OCR: Indu Street Newsword Notes
A damaged OCR fragment references Indu Street and an event dated midweek. The readable items show partial names and numbers, but details are unclear. The limited text hints at a local update or notice without coherent context or full facts.
Slaughter Steers Steady To 50 Cents Lower
Chicago reports show slaughter steers steady to 50 cents lower with demand tempered by weak buying. hog receipts mirror steady to 50 cent declines while wholesale prices edge up for some items. India signals Tibet tension with monk Thubdob alleging plans to conquer India and calls for liberation of Asia amid troop movements.
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