91.   Bonds rose at the open as stocks sank following a plunge in New York shares Friday.

92.   Bonds rose at the open as weak Tokyo stocks boosted the attraction of fixed income securities.

93.   Bonds rose because the report made it even less likely the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates from record lows.

94.   Bonds rose earlier, at one point pushing yields to their lowest in nine weeks and bond futures to their high for the year.

95.   Bonds rose following the figures, buoyed partly by the slower-than-expected employment growth and the concentration of growth in part-time jobs, rather than full-time.

96.   Bonds rose following the report, with yields shedding about three basis points.

97.   Bonds rose for a fifth straight day.

98.   Bonds rose for much of the day, only to give back their gains during the last two hours of trading.

99.   Bonds rose in early trading after the government said the economy had trouble absorbing the flood of new high school and college graduates into the work force.

100.   Bonds rose in Japan and fell in Australia.