Market diary.

The major market indices all closed in negative territory for the week ended April 13 as higher bond yields and weaker-than-expected retail sales data raised concerns about consumer spending. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.8 percent to 10,403.90; the S&P 500 fell 0.9 percent to 1,173.79; and the Nasdaq Composite Index fell 1.2 percent to 1,974.37. The LABJ 200 Index of local stocks ended the week down 0.4 percent, with declines leading advances 115 to 76. Ten companies reached new highs and eight hit new lows. The energy and utilities sector fell 4.9 percent and the automotive plastics and metals sector fell 3.9 percent. On the plus side, the biomedical and pharmaceutical sector rose 4.2 percent. Among individual gainers, Mossimo Inc. rose 17.6 percent to $4.15 after its founder, Mossimo Giannulli, offered to take the company private for $4 a share. IRIS International Inc. rose 22.4 percent to $14.35 a share after a new product for analyzing body fluids received Food and Drug Administration approval. Jamdat Mobile Inc. was up 10.9 percent after receiving new funding. Losing ground was recreational vehicle maker Rexhall Industries Inc., whose shares fell 33.3 percent to 23 cents each. WPT Enterprises Inc. shares fell 18.4 percent to $14.70 after its chief executive was replaced and concerns emerged that online poker might be a fad.