Dow hits fresh high as rally broadens across traders
Dow Jones averages surged to a record close of 2821.53 led by gains of nearly 20 points as optimism about inflation and rates shifted investors back into stocks. Analysts noted cautious traders holding cash yet predicting higher corporate earnings and buybacks will push the market higher in coming weeks.
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NLRB investigator finds against Greyhound in walkout
A federal investigator says Greyhound engaged in unfair labor practices during the 10 week drivers walkout, potentially forcing the company to reinstate 3,000 strikers replaced since March 2. The ruling could shift the dispute to an unfair labor practice strike, and both sides plan appeals.
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Metal Prices New York Closing Quotes On Comex and Merc
Gold 370.00 per troy ounce and silver 4989 per troy ounce were quoted on the Comex while platinum 47.20, palladium 117.70, and spot nonferrous metals listed aluminum 0.74 per pound copper 120.40 per pound lead 0.49 to 0.52 per pound zinc 0.83 per pound tin 38875 per pound and a Mercury price 280 to 3290 per 76 pound flask were reported.
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Grain bids at Loram County market closing
Loram County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports yesterday’s market closing bids for Wheat 315 dollars per bushel Shelled Corn 291 Soybeans 591 and Oats 750 per bushel with local farm traders observing pricing levels.
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Creston Auction Reports Strong Livestock Sale Totals
Creston Livestock sold 826 head from 303 consignors at the Creston auction Monday. Prices ranged across cattle hogs calves sheep and feeders with cows pairs and bulls sold at multiple price points. May 11 auction saw 89 consignors move 574 head with varied feeder weights and bred cows.
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March Business Inventories Pause After Two Growth Months
The Commerce Department reports U S inventories held steady in March after gains in January and February. Inventories total $794.0 billion, with February and January revisions showing 0.4 percent and 0.3 percent increases. Sales rose 0.6 percent to $539.1 billion. The March stock-to-sales ratio remains 1.47.
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