Closing Stocks Overview On NYSE Action Amid Mixed Lows and Highs
NYSE list shows IBM AT&T JPMorgan AbtLab JohnJn AMD Kohls Aetna LVSands Alcoa Lehman Arch AmTower Merck AnalogDev MerrillLyn Apache MicronT AmExp McDnids AmIntGplf Medtrnic AmTower Merck etc. Mixed gains and losses across sectors with notable declines in heavy hitters like LVSands Pfizer ExxonMobil US Steel and NokiaCo while tech names like Apple and Lucent appear among varied closes.
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New York
NYSE
Brazil
Japan
AMR
IBM
At&t Inc
Jpmorgch
Abtlab
JohnJn
AMD
Kohls
Aetna
Lvsands
Alcoa
Lehmner
AllegTch
LowesCos
Altrna
Lucent
Amovill
Memc II
AmExp
Medtrnic
AmTower
Merck
AnalogDev
MerrillLyn
Apache
Micront
Aramark
MorgStan
Arch
Motorola
ArchDan
Nysegp
Bhpbinlt
Naborsch
Bjsves
NatSemi
Newmtm
BakrHu
Newscpa
BkofAm
Noble Corp
Barrick
NokiaCo
NortelNt
BellSouth
Nucor
Boeing
OcciPet
BostonSci
PaulShoe
BrMySq
Peabdye
PepsiCo
Carnival
Petrolers
Caterpil
Pfizer
Cendant
Phelpsd
Chevron
QwestCm
Citigro
RiteAid
Coach
Strude
CocaCl
SaraLee
Coeur
Schergel
CVRD
Schimb
ConocPhil
Seagatet
CilAir
Selectra
Corning
SprintNex
CypSem
Itgold
Horton
TaiwSemi
DiaOffs
Disney
Telnorl
DowChm
Teradyn
DuPont
Texinst
Dynegy
ElPasoCo
Elan
Tyson
Embarq
UtdMicro
ExxonMbl
US Steel
Fanniem
UtdTech
Utdhith
Fordm
Valeroe
VerizonCm
Gap
VivoPart
Gateway
Vonage
GenElec
Wachovia
GnMotr
WalMart
WellsFrgo
Goldwfn
Wdigitl
Goldmans
WmsCos
Hallibin
Wyeth
Hewlett P
Xtoengy
aHilton
Xerox
Stockyards Springfield Carcass Prices and Hogs Markets
Eastern Cornbelt carcass prices range from 58.00 to 75.05 for thickness 0.5 to 0.9 inches bf with daily bids listed. Today's negotiated purchases total 12 070. Illinois Direct Hogs steady with moderate demand and offerings. US 1 3 300 400 Ibs 24.00 27.00 up to 34.00 for heaviest. Boars under 300 Ibs 24.00 30.00 over 300 Ibs 14.00 18.00.
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Alcoa Inc
ConAg
Kinder Morgan
Regions Financial
Altria Group Inc
CVS Corp
Kroger
Ryerson Tull
Ameren
Devon
Lee Ent
Sears Holding
Apple
Dillard's
Lowes
Southern Co
Applied Materials
Dollar General
Southwest
Archer
DuPont
Federated Dept. McDonalds
Sun Micro
Avava Financial
Fifth Third
Metlife
Super Valu
AXA
First Data Corp
Microsoft
Anova
Baker Hughes
Ford Motor Co
Mips Technologies
US Bancorp
Bemis
Ford Motor
Springfield
Illinois
Grain futures slide on CBOT July contracts
Grain and soybean futures finished lower on Wednesday at the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for July delivery dropped 8 cents to dollars and cents per bushel, July corn fell 3 percent to dollars per bushel, July oats down 4 cents, and July soybeans slipped 4 percent to dollars per bushel.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Sales of new homes rise as backlog hits record high
Commerce Department reports April sales up 4.9 percent to a 1.198 million annual pace, the fastest of the year, while prices rise only slightly. The backlog of unsold new homes climbs to a record, signaling potential price pressure ahead despite the rise in sales.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Stocks end higher on late-day rally
Stocks closed modestly up after durable goods and home sales data eased Fed rate concerns. A surprising drop in April orders for big-ticket items supported hopes rates are rising slowly, while new home sales rose yet overall housing demand remains soft. Late-session buying trimmed losses from a choppy day as investors stay wary of inflation and policy signals.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Fed
Commerce Department
Wall Street
Dow Jones
Jack Caffrey
Jpmorgan Private Bank
New York Stock Exchange
Chris Johnson
Schaeffer
Johnson
Lay Skilling jury deliberations continue in Enron trial
Jurors in the Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling fraud and conspiracy trial deliberated for a fifth day, about 31 hours over five days, without a verdict. They requested more trial exhibit copies and transcript access. Judge Sim Lake sought clearer requests.
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Houston
Enron Corp
Kenneth Lay
Jeffrey Skilling
U.S
Sim Lake
McClatchy sells Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News
McClatchy Co sells The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News for 562 million dollars to Philadelphia Media Holdings led by Brian Tierney and Bruce Toll. The private group vows long term investment, growth, and no immediate staff cuts as it seeks to reverse circulation declines and leverage philly.com.
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Philadelphia McClatchy Co
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Daily News
Philadelphia
Brian Tierney
Bruce Toll
Toll Brothers Inc
Knight Ridder
McClatchy
Philadelphia Media Holdings
Gannett Co
Walter H. Annenberg
Knight Newspapers Inc
U.S
Britain
Tierney
Daily News
Philly.com
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