May Day protests flare with tear gas and scattered clashes
Tear gas sent protesters scrambling in Oakland while Seattle demonstrators smashed windows and New York Occupy supporters faced police on Fifth Avenue. Across the U S and beyond thousands joined rallies demanding immigration reform, workers’ rights, and an end to foreclosures amid a quieter, smaller turnout than past years.
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Closing Stocks Update From New York Exchange
Tuesday prices show JPMorgan Chase at 44.24 42.96 43.79 with a .81 change, AT&T Inc at 33.33 32.93 33.06 up .15, Coca Cola at 77.00 76.28 76.93 up .61, and ExxonMobil near 87.52 86.13 87.04 with a .70 gain among many listed NYSE active stocks.
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Hog market report from Peoria Stockyards
Hogs trading moderately active at Peoria Stockyards with barrows and gilts 1.00 lower. 1-2 240-260 lb 52.50-53.00, 2-3 270-290 lb 51.00-52.50. Sows steady with 300-400 lb at 45.00, 400-500 lb at 45.00, 500-700 lb at 50.00. Boars over 300 lb 20.00, under 300 lb 31.00. Associated Press.
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Grain futures fall on CBOT with July wheat and corn drop
Grain futures slid on the Chicago Board of Trade with July wheat down 11.50 cents to 6.43 per bushel and July corn down 5.25 cents. Traders watched supply signals and market sentiment as prices moved lower on the session.
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Grain futures dip on modest corn gains and soy drop
July oats eased 0.25 cent to 3.4525 per bushel while July soybeans fell 2 cents to 15.0350 per bushel and corn edged higher. The market reflected modest demand shifts and nearby supply concerns as traders tracked weather and export data.
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Obama sees new day on raid's anniversary
President Obama on a secret Afghanistan visit framed the war as winding down with 2014 planned troop withdrawal. He said al Qaeda would be destroyed and refused to build permanent bases, while announcing training and counter terrorism roles. Romney criticized the politicizing of bin Laden's death.
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Five charged in Ohio bridge bombing plot by anarchists
FBI says five men described as anarchists angry with corporate America and government plotted to bomb a bridge linking wealthy Cleveland suburbs. They collected fake C-4 from an FBI informant, were arrested after months of cooperation, and face conspiracy and property bombing charges. All appeared in court jailed without bond. Named defendants are Joshua S. Stafford, Anthony Hayne, Brandon L. Baxter, Connor Stevens, and Douglas L. Wright.
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