101.   A government report showed a weak economy is slowing manufacturing.

102.   A government report showing a surprisingly large hog herd sent corn and soybean futures prices sharply higher.

103.   A government report that showed imports and exports surged to record highs in March helped fuel the Treasury losses.

104.   A government report after trade ended showed inspections of wheat, corn and soybeans for export continued to outpace year-ago levels.

105.   A government report Friday showed unemployment dropped to a six-year low in June, as hourly wages posted the biggest gain on record.

106.   A government report in Britain in January said that migrants were not a drag on welfare, but contribute to its economy and culture.

107.   A government report indicating faltering U.K. economic growth also helped gilts higher.

108.   A government report offered just one more sign the economy may be faltering, analysts said.

109.   A government report on industrial capacity and production left bonds little changed, and is likely to have little effect on stocks.

110.   A government report on inflation tomorrow -- the producer price index -- may set the tone, traders said.