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percent, to 8,728 by late afternoon. The Nasdaq also was seeinvg an increase, up 54 points, or more than 3 to 1,828. The S&P 500 indexz climbed 25.59, or 2.7 to 944.73. Manufacturing contracted slower than expected, construction spending rose for the secondd consecutive month and consumert spending fell less than expected in April, evidencw the economy may be startin g to pick up. A cross-section of Dayton area companies rode the wave as their stocks were upincludint (NYSE: SR), which was up 16.5 or 55 cents, to $3.88 per shars in afternoon trading. (NYSE: AKS), up 9 percent, or to $15.59; • (NYSE: RBN), up more than 7 or $1.42, to $20.
56; (NYSE: NCR), up 6 or 66 cents, to • (NYSE: TDC), up 4.7 percent, or $1.02, to $22.62; (NYSE: RSC), up nearly 3 or 29 cents, to $10.45; • (NYSE:DPL), up 2.6 percent, or 57 to $22.32; • (NYSE: JPM) up 1 or 41 cents, to $37.31. • (NASDAQ: up 0.6 percent, or 4 to $6.93; and • (NYSE: USB) up 0.1 percent, or 1 to $19.21.
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