Dow Industrials Rise 14 Points to Post-Collapse High
NEW YORK, April 12ÛÓThe stock market hit a post-crash high today in its sixth straight advance, helped by a late wave of comouterized buvincr.</br></br>The Dow Jones industrial average closed firmly above the 2100 mark for the first time since the market collapsed almost six months ago. Computer-triggered buying programs, a firmer dollar and rebounding bond prices all were credited with spurring the advance.</br></br>14.09	points to 2110.08, bringing its gain in the week-old rally to a total of about 130 points. Broader market gauges also rose.</br></br>Big Board volume totaled 140.40 million shares, down from 146.37 million shares in the previous session. The NYSEÛªs composite index gained 0.72 to 153.19.</br></br>initially indicating a lack of investor enthusiasm but then serving to accentuate the move upward once buyers stepped in.