Late rally boosts stocks on strong economic data
Wall Street ended mixed after a late day turn as solid construction spending and manufacturing growth offset fears from a Saudi oil attack and higher oil prices. The Dow rose 14.20 points to 10,202.65 amid light volume after a holiday weekend.
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Market watch June 1, 2004 NYSE and Nasdaq diary
Market watch for June 1, 2004 shows NYSE totals with 1,693 advances and 1,582 declines, 143 unchanged, and volume of 1.54 billion. Nasdaq diary lists 71,711 advances, 1 decline, and 362 unchanged with volume around 1.43 billion.
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Wall Street closes with modest gains as investors stay cautious
The S&P 500 added 0.52 points to 1121.20 while the Nasdaq rose 4.03 to 1990.77. After a strong week, stocks paused, with investors wary of making large bets.
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Stockyards Springfield reports Eastern Cornbelt carcass prices
Eastern Cornbelt carcass prices range from 68.25 to 84.60 per hundredweight by thickness. Today's negotiated purchases total 12,859. Illinois Direct Hogs show steady to 3.00 lower prices with light demand. US 1-3 weights from 39.00 to 46.00 per hundredweight, boars under 300 pounds 38.00-42.00, over 300 pounds 10.00-12.00.
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CVS Corp
Ryerson Tull
Devon
Lowes
Sears
Sie Materials
Dillard's
May Dept. Stores
Southern
Mips Technologies
US Bancorp
Bob Evans
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Nbty Inc
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Verizon
O'Charley's
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Old Nat
Bane
Wachovia Brunswick
Goody's
Olin
Walgreens
Canadian Ball
Harley Davidson
P-Com
Wal-Mart
CAT
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Watson Pharma
CBRL
Intel
Pepsi Wendys
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Agere
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Lucent
Allstate
Mbna AB
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Marathon
AmExp
Marshm
Medtcnic
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Merck
MerrillLyn
Avaya
Micront
Avons
MidwGm
BP PLC
MorgStan
BakrHu
Motorola
BkofAm
NatSemis
BKNY
Navistar
Boeing BostScis
NortelNw
NokiaCp
BrMySq
Calpine
OcciPet
CaremkRx
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ChevrnTex
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ProctGaf
ClearChan
Providian
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QwestCm
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RiteAid
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Schimb
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Genworth
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Guidant
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Grain Futures Rise Sharply on CBOT
Chicago grain and soybean futures climbed on Tuesday with July wheat up 26.0 cents to 3.88 a bushel, July corn up 20.0 cents to 3.24, July oats up 10.0 cents to 1.57, and July soybeans up 50.0 cents to 8.64 a bushel.
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Federal judge rules partial birth abortion ban unconstitutional
U S District Judge Phyllis Hamilton ruled the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act unconstitutional stating it infringes a woman's right to choose. The decision affects Planned Parenthood clinics nationwide and follows multiple challenges to the Bush administration backed law.
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Fear premium boosts oil and gasoline prices worldwide
Washington reports a fear premium lifting pump prices beyond 2.00 per gallon as terror fears raise crude costs. Analysts say 10 to 15 dollars may be added per barrel due to risks of Saudi, Iraqi disruption after the Khobar attack that killed 22 oil workers.
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