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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2002
Page
8
A dense financial table shows numerous company tickers and values including KoreaTel, Cheniere, Genentech, GoldmanSachs, Microsoft, Exxon, CocaCola, IBM, and others. It records price changes, indices, and various numeric figures across multiple sectors with no single narrative arc.
A garbled OCR snippet shows stock activity terms, NAV, dividends, splits, and various figures for mutual funds, bonds, and equities, but lacks coherent narrative or definite entities. The text appears as a jumble of numbers, abbreviations, and initials from a financial page.
A partial OCR reads a note about sales under an Act and a fund, with references to money and equities. Details are incomplete, leaving key names and exact actions unclear.
An OCR style list shows various mutual fund names and figures across categories. The dense ledger-like snippet includes fund names such as Amer A, Growth, ValuB, Vanguard, Fidelity and PIMCO with numerous numeric values signaling prices or changes, plus references to fund families like American Funds and Vanguard.
A partial OCR line lists numbers like 88 29.1 1.60 54.9 92 55.1 and other metrics such as 24.2 2A 20m 126 B2t with values including $1.9 1.88f 86.05 04 15.10 150 27.17 9.8, lacking clear context or events.
Cattle hog futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange show mixed moves with open high low and settlement data. Grain soybeans and natural gas futures list varied prices, trade volumes and open interest across multiple contract months, reflecting a active trading day.
Spot nonferrous metal prices report mixed gains with copper around 63.4 cents per pound and lead near 29 to 31 cents per pound. Platinum quotes show 471.7 dollars per troy ounce while others remain not quoted or not available.
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