Stocks end three year decline as 2002 opens with gloom
Wall Street wraps a dreary year with the Dow slipping 16.8 percent for 2002, the Nasdaq dropping 4.02, and the S&P 500 up marginally as investors fear terrorism, war, high oil prices, and widespread accounting scandals.
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Government urges funds to file suspicious activity reports
U S Treasury the SEC and the Federal Reserve proposed mutual fund companies file reports on suspicious transactions to catch money laundering by drug dealers terrorists and others. If adopted funds would align with banks and other financial firms already required to file such reports under the USA Patriot Act. A draft recommendation notes similar rules to banks may be offered soon. The Securities Industry Association declined comment.
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Stockyards Springfield reports carcass prices and hog bids
Eastern Cornbelt carcass prices range from 39.50 to 48.28 per 0.5 inch bf across thicknesses 0.5 to 0.9. Today's negotiated purchases total 8,438. Illinois Direct Hogs Laws show steady trade with light to moderate demand. US 1-3 hogs by weight tiers from 300 to 600 pounds fetch 17.00 to 24.00. boars under 300 pounds 12.00 to 20.00, mostly 16.00 to 18.00, over 300 pounds 4.00 to 7.00.
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Wheat futures tumble on CBOT amid fund selling
In Chicago grain trading, wheat for March delivery dropped 4 cents to 3.25 a bushel as funds sold late in a shortened holiday session. Corn for March held at 2.353/4, oats fell 0.5 cent to 2.0175, while soybeans for January rose 3.75 cents to 5.695 per bushel.
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