Market Closes Lower Amid Cautious Trading Amid Inflation News
New York stocks ended weak as investors largely ignored favorable inflation data. The Dow fell 2.89 to 809.53, the NYSE composite rose marginally, and trading was light with more losers than gainers. Occidental Petroleum advanced after announcing potential dividends.
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Penny shortage ends as citizen delivers pennies
In Owensboro Kentucky a customer turned in 12500 pennies to Mrs Wigg's store, earning a $312.50 bonus plus $125. A worn bag surfaced with 7500 pennies. The firm says payments will be made by Wednesday, noting the bank limits pennies to $20 per week. In Washington Mint Director Mary Brooks says the Treasury aims to ease the penny pinch by offering an exceptional public service certificate for depositing $25 or more pennies.
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Owensboro
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Washington
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Mary Brooks
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