Stock market ends mixed after late summer session
The Dow fell 0.67 to 1317.65 while broader indexes rose slightly and NYSE volume slipped to 70.29 million shares. Mesa Petroleum jumped 15 percent, Hutton and E.I. gained, and Westing Airlines led gains, as analysts noted cautious optimism about year end activity.
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National Semiconductor
Western Airlines
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Wall Street Journal
Standard & Poor
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American Stock Exchange
Heating oil prices lead futures rally on Monday
Heating oil led a broad futures rally on the New York Mercantile Exchange as crude oil, heating oil, grains, and metals moved higher. Crude for October rose to 28.10 a barrel while October heating oil settled around 75.74 cents a gallon.
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Blazer CO 2000 laser marking system announced
Lasertechnics Inc through its Quantrad unit introduces the Blazer CO 2000. It uses a waveguide CO2 laser with computer controlled beam positioning to mark glass wood and plastics with human readable or machine readable codes. Initial markets include plastics packaging and medical sectors.
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Lasertechnics, Inc
Cattlehogs Futures Trading Reports From CME Chicago
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange displays daily cattlehog futures with open high low and settle figures and a change for the session. Details reflect market activity on Monday as traders monitor price movements and volatility.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Spot Nonferrous Metal Prices Rally Listings
New York AP reports Monday spot prices for nonferrous metals. Aluminum 44.95 cents per pound. Copper 66 to 89 cents and 58.95 cents per pound on NY Comex. Lead 19 cents. Zinc 41 cents. Tin 6306 dollars per ton. Gold around 337.05 and 335.70 per ounce. Silver about 6300 and 6235 per ounce. Mercury 920 dollars per 76 lb flask. Platinum quoted 230 to 332 dollars per troy ounce.
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Kirtland awards contract to BDM International for AFOTEC support
BDM International Inc. has won a competitive contract from the Kirtland Contracting Center to support the Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center at Kirtland AFB. The deal can run up to five years with a potential value up to 53.5 million dollars. BDM will deliver test approaches planning execution reporting modeling simulation survivability analysis and software development to AFOTEC at Kirtland and other OT&E locations domestically and overseas.
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Wheat trading at Chicago Board of Trade opens strong
Grain trading at the Chicago Board of Trade opens with wheat showing gains amid a list of quotes and yesterday's open, last, and change figures. The brief market note records activity and price directions for Monday.
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