Market Down As Stocks Drift In Mixed Session
New York markets opened with uncertainty after Tuesday’s swings. The Dow fell 5.94 to 2653.28 as 78 issues rose and 7 fell on the NYSE. volume 154.65 million on the Big Board, with total NYSE-listed trades near 184.54 million across exchanges. Major indices showed declines: S&P composites slipped, NASDAQ plus AMEX mixed, signaling cautious investor sentiment ahead of Thursday government reports.
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Commodities stumble and rise as markets mix across metals crops
Copper futures rose on the New York Commodity Exchange easing a three day loss while gold and silver fell. Crude and heating oil traded mixed with ethanol and unleaded gasoline. Corn soybeans climbed as wheat sagged on the Chicago Board of Trade. Livestock futures showed gains in cattle and hogs amid light boxed beef demand and moderate movement. Omaha and Chicago livestock quotes reflect steady to weak conditions across hogs cattle and sheep with daily slaughter estimates provided.
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Midwest car lot DES DES MOINES Iowa AP meat trade on Wednesday
Midwest car lot in Des Moines Iowa reported by AP notes a weekly meat trade event in the Central U S as the USDA reports activity on Wednesday.
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Dollar slips as Nikkei tumbles in Tokyo trading
In Tokyo on Wednesday the dollar fell to 141.55 yen, down 0.55 from Tuesday as traders cited reduced yen demand and lower U.S. rates. The Nikkei 225 dropped 64.15 points to 35,442.40 despite a morning rally as profit-taking and futures-spot arbitrage pressure weighed on the index.
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Trail House expands line as new manager takes helm
The Trail House on South Market Street Frederick expands its outdoor clothing camping and climbing gear and adds a climbing section with products from Chouinard Climb High and Wild Country. New manager Anton Struntz a lifelong climber and Frederick resident leads the family owned store marking its fifth anniversary. Also notes a railroad retirement board representative monthly at Brunswick YMCA and Brachey Builders completes Frederick Ges Co interior renovations at Monocacy Village Center.
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