Stockyards Springfield Prices and Hog Trends
Eastern Cornbelt carcass prices per inch of backstay range from 63.50 to 68.00 for 0.5 inch down to 58.00 to 66.50 for 0.9 inch. Today's negotiated purchases total 13,112. Illinois Direct Hogs trade steady to 2.00 lower with moderate demand. US 1-3 animals by weight show values from 32.00 to 40.00, boars under 300 pounds 26.00-30.00 and over 300 pounds 11.00-13.00.
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Springfield
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Grain futures barely mixed on Chicago Board of Trade
Agriculture futures mostly gained with December wheat up 26 cents to 7.845 a bushel while December corn eased 0.5 cent to 3.3975 and oats rose 0.5 cent to 2.5275 as November soybeans added 10.75 cents to 8.85 a bushel in a CBOT session reported by The Associated Press.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Local stocks market watch August 30 2007 summary
On August 30 2007 Dow Jones rose 50.56 points to 4938.73 while Nasdaq gained 2.14 to 9565.30 and the S&P 500 slipped 6.12 to 1457.64. Russell 2000 fell 4.21 to 783.11. NYSE volume reached 1.284 billion shares with 1 317 advances and 1 955 declines alongside 94 unchanged.
NYSE Stocks End Day Mixed With Wide Range Listings
New York prices show AMR AT&T AbtLab AMD AlcatelLuc Alcoa Altrias FordM AmMovil FredMac AmExp FMCG AmintGp Gap Anadarko Gateway ArchDan GenElec Bd Svcs GnMetr G4 Mkt movers across banks tech and energy sectors. Market close lists numerous gains and losses amid broad activity.
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Stocks Finish Mixed Amid Slowing Economy and Credit Worries
Stocks closed mixed after a choppy session as traders weighed softer economic data and the chance of Fed rate cuts. GDP growth hit 4.0 percent in Q2, driven by business investment, while jobless claims rose to the highest since April signaling weaker spending power. Fed Chair Bernanke prepared to testify and markets eyed an possible sooner-than-expected rate move.
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