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NEW YORK, June 23ÛÓThe stock market declined in active trading today, snapping an 11-day advance as the support it had drawn from the stronger dollar and bond markets began to fail away.</br></br>The market started out by posting a strong gain. The closely watched Dow Jones barometer had advanced a brisk 10.17 points by 11 a.m. at 2455.68.</br></br>"The stock market took its cue from those two [bonds and the dollar],Û said Hugh Johnson, senior vice president at First Albany</br></br>Analysts, suggested that Wall StreetÛªs new bearish sentiment could have been deepened by todayÛªs news that the United States owed the rest of the world $263.6 billion at the end of 1986, lengthening its lead as the world's largest debtor nation.</br></br>Shares of Dayton Hudson Corp. gyrated wildly after a Cincinnati portfolio manager made a purported $70-a-share buyout offer for the company. The offer was later discredited. The retailer has been the target of takeover speculation for weeks. It closed at 53, down 1, and was the second most actively traded stock on the NYSE.