Closing Stock Prices From New York on Wednesday
ITT Ed 32843 39.55 36.00 36.02-4.34 NYSE lists IBM J21 43490 90.84 89.84 90.79 .77 AMR 11.60 11.26 11.57 .29 AT&T 16.53 15.95 16.41 07 Kroger 18.00 17.50 17.98 .14 Accenture 27.70 26.50 27.56 .94 AMD 15.45 14.76 15.40 .73 Lucent 3.86 3.69 3.83.12 Agilent 27.10 26.20 27.04 .91 Merck 47.90 47 AmEx 51.45 50.95 51.39-11 Pfizer 35.05 34.70 34.96. Apple, Boeing, Coca Cola, GE, Microsoft, Walmart, and many others appear with varied bid, ask, and close values.
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Alcoa Inc
Coke
Kmart
Prudential
Altria Group Inc
ConAg
Kroger
Qualcomm
Ameren
CVS Corp
Lee Ent
Ryerson Tull
Devon
Lowes
Sears
May Dept. Stores
Southern Co
Applied Materials
Dillard's
Southwest
Archer
Dollar General
Maytag
Sun Micro
Avaya Financial
DuPont
McDonalds Axa
Metlife
Super Valu
Fifth Third
Microsoft
Union Planters
Baker Hughes
Mips Technologies
Anova
Bemis
Goodys
Olin
Walgreens Canadian Rail
Harley Davidson P-Com
Wal-Mart
CAT
Harrah's
Pepsi
Watson Pharma
CBRL
Intel
Pepsi Americas
Ciena Corp
Integra
Pfizer
Wachovia
CIFRA
JC Penney
Pier
Securities, Inc., Cinf
Kerr McGee
ProFac Coop
Carbondale
Proxim Inc
NYSE
SIPC
Clear Channel
Kinder Morgan
New York
IBM J21
AK Steel
Jpmorgch
AMR
At&t
Wiis
Accenture
Apac
AMD
Lucent
Agere
Agilent
Mattel
Albertsa
McOnids
Alcatel
MeadWvco
Alcoa
Medirnic
Sugie Fitts Altria
Merck
AmExp
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AmTower
Ye ’ Insee AnalogDev
Eeeben
ArchDan
NatSemis
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NetwirAsc
Avaya
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Newmtm
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NewsCorp
Baxter
Newscpa
Bellsouth
NokiaCo
Boeing
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BestScis
PepsiCo
BrMySq
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Cablvsnny
Providian
Calpine
RJ Reyn
CaremkRx
ReliantEn
Carnival
Sbccom
Cendant
Safeway
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ChevenTex
Salesforce
Citigro
Schergel
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Grain futures rise on Chicago Board of Trade
On Wednesday at the Chicago Board of Trade wheat for July delivery gained 11 percent to $3.45 a bushel, July corn advanced 6 percent to $2.74, July oats increased 4 cents to $1.47, and July soybeans rose 30 percent to $9.17.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Stocks edge up as late rally staves off selling
Wall Street finished higher after a second straight late-session rally as investors weighed a Federal Reserve policy decision and Iraq power transition. The Dow rose 84.50 to 10,479.57, Nasdaq jumped 26.83 to 2020.98, signaling cautious optimism amid expected rate moves and geopolitical changes.
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New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Iraq
Baghdad
Bill Greenveld
vFinance Investments
Standard & Poor
Market watch June 23 2004 market summary brief
Market data shows Dow Jones at 49 479.57 and Nasdaq at 2 020.98 with S&P 500 at 1 144.086 and Russell 48.26. NYSE diary notes 2 270 advances and 1 991 declines while Nasdaq diary lists 2 060 advances and 1 059 declines with volume around 1.78 billion shares.
Wall Street tumbles as rates and risks spook investors
The Dow rose 9.65 points to 1,144.06, up 0.8 percent, but markets faced paralyzing investor caution amid rising rates, higher fuel costs, and turmoil in Iraq despite solid corporate earnings and healthy growth.
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Iraq
Stockyards Prices in Illinois Hogs Trade Upward
Eastern Cornbelt carcass prices unavailable as Illinois direct hogs sold mostly 1.00 to 2.00 higher amid moderate to good demand and ample supplies. 1-3 300-400 lb pigs 45.00-49.00, 400-500 lb 46.00-51.00, 500-600 lb 48.00-53.00, over 600 lb 49.00-52.00, few 55.00. Boars under 300 lb 38.00-42.00, over 300 lb 12.00-15.00, few 16.00.
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Springfield
Illinois
SEC Requires Independent Mutual Fund Chairs Nationwide
The SEC voted 3-2 to require mutual fund boards to appoint independent chairmen within 18 months, affecting about 3,700 funds and 80 percent of U.S. funds. The rule also pushes for three-quarters of directors to be independent, and mandates clearer disclosure of adviser contracts and approvals.
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SEC
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S
Cynthia Glassman
Glassman
Paul Atkins
William Donaldson
Atkins
Donaldson
Wall Street
When Sickness Meets Workplace Culture at the Office
The piece explores why employees come to work sick amid pressures to perform. It cites Lynette Tellefsen of Florida Hospital and others noting fear of payroll loss, job insecurity, and workplace norms. PTO policies and incentives shape decisions, while advocates urge considerate actions and a Golden Rule approach.
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Tellefsen
Florida Hospital
Bullman
Ponce Inlet
Rollins’ Rogers
Stromberg
Colleen Holuk
Holuk
Jasmine Richards
Adams Mark Orlando
Richards
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Arch
Lisa West
West
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