Dow rally saves market from worst-ever loss
The Dow slipped but rebounded to close down 144 as trading reflected terrorist attack fallout. News of Pentagon warplane movements and airline layoffs spurred volatility amid fears of Boeing cuts and Kodak warnings, while Verizon gained and aviation stocks staggered.
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Market aggregates and volumes slip amid broad declines
The S&P 500 stands at 1016.10 down 16.64 as all major indexes retreat. NYSE closes with 4 p.m. revised volume near 2.15 billion and after hours 6.02 million, while total consolidated issues traded reach 3,352 with 760 up, 2,439 down and 153 unchanged. The Nasdaq Composite and Russell 2000 also fall notably, with declines of 27.28 and 8.46 respectively. Wilshire 5000 totals show vast value at 9,357,760 billion and 158.55 billion in volume.
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Closing Stock Prices Snapshot
A dense list of closing prices for numerous stocks led by HoushiNi IBM JPMorgCh and Kroger across volumes, with bid and ask style figures showing day end movements. The table records tickers, share counts, and price deltas reflecting market shifts.
Grain futures fall on World outlook and harvest pressure
Uncertainty about the world economy weighs on grains at the Chicago Board of Trade. Soybeans slide on terrorism reprisals concerns and harvest pressure, corn drops to 11 week low, oats rise, and wheat slips on technical selling with December contracts cited.
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Hogs market report from Stockyards Springfield AP
Barrows and gilts show uneven prices with drops around .50 while fat hogs range as buyers negotiate. Illinois direct hog purchases total 16 328 with lows steady and weak spots noted across weights from 300 to 600 pounds and boars selling from 20 to 35 dollars.
McDonald's Sales Rise in Europe Amid Recovery Hopes
McDonald's reports higher Europe sales easing a months-long slump from a mad-cow scare and forecasts third-quarter profits above street expectations. The Oak Brook firm plans fourth-quarter cost cuts, with earnings seen at 41-42 cents a share and a nearly 100 million after-tax charge from about 160 restaurant closures, mostly outside the United States.
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