Dow Chm leads list in turbulent New York stocks rally
New York markets show Dow Jones up 1.68 with notable activity across DukeEggs, NatSemi, Navteq, AMR, ExxonMobil, AT&T, Pfizer, Boeing and closing values. Trading featured wide price swings, high volume in tech and energy plays, and notable shifts in index components amid a busy session.
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Deere to lay off 45 at Dubuque factory this month
Deere & Co will lay off 45 workers at its Dubuque plant effective Oct. 22 due to unfavorable market conditions. General manager John May said the cuts target workers with the least seniority. The facility employs more than 1,700 and makes backhoe loaders crawler dozers and skid steer loaders.
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Market Watch Stocks Drop Amid Broad Declines
Market watch for October 8 2007 shows Dow Jones at 4043.73 down 22.28, Nasdaq at 2787.37 down 7.05. Declined 1671, Advanced 1250, Unchanged 144, total volume 1,482,090,888.
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Grain futures slip on Chicago Board of Trade
Agriculture futures fell sharply on Monday with Wheat for December down 0.30 dollars to 8.66 a bushel, December corn down 0.025 to 3.3975, December oats down 0.025 to 2.7050, and November soybeans down 0.15 to 9.2550 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Eastern Cornbelt carcass prices per inch range from 43.50 to 61.00 with various thicknesses. Today's negotiated purchases total 14 624. Illinois Direct Hogs Laws show trading steady with moderate demand and offerings across weight brackets from 21.00 to 32.00 dollars per hundredweight. Boars list 8.00 to 23.00. The Associated Press.
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