Stocks Rise for Third Session on Jobs Data
Wall Street advanced for a third straight session with the Dow up 87.60 to 10,259.74 as the Nasdaq climbed 15.11 and the S&P 500 gained 7.24. Investors cheered smaller December job losses, signaling a possible spring turnaround despite a 5.8 percent unemployment rate. Intel rose 0.27 to 35.79 amid bullish notes, while AMD gained 0.63 to 20.00.
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Wall Street Ends Week Higher as Dow Closes Up 87.60
New York markets on Friday January 4 2002 saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average rise to 10259 74 up 87 60. The broader S&P 500 stood at 1172 51 up 7 24 while the Nasdaq Composite reached 2059 38 up 15 11. Volume across NYSE and after hours totaled over 1 87 billion shares with 2004 stocks higher and 1160 lower.
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Eastern Cornbelt carcass prices steady with mixed bids
Eastern Cornbelt prices closed mostly steady across weights from 0.5 to 0.9 inch bf with ranges 43.25 to 58.38. Negotiated Illinois direct hog purchases total 12,732 with steady to firm bids in varied weight classes. Boars under 300 Ibs 16.00 to 22.00, over 300 Ibs 12.00 to 17.00.
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Wheat hits three year highs on Chicago grain market
Wheat futures climbed to three year highs for a second straight session on the Chicago Board of Trade as hopes for stronger world demand lifted prices. March wheat up 7 cents to 3.07 a bushel while corn and oats shifted modestly and soybeans edged higher. Beef and pork futures fell on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange with live cattle, feeder cattle, lean hogs and pork bellies all lower.
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