 The Nasdaq and S&P gains ranged from about two-tenths to about one percent, with the Dow up 68, the Nasdaq adding 164, the S&P 30. This followed word from the Labor Department hiring moderated somewhat in June, although the economy did add 206,000 jobs. That was more than expected. The unemployment rate, though, rose to 4.1 percent. Average hourly earnings cooled. That has investors looking at prospects for interest rate cuts this year.