 From ABC News, Wall Street now. The economy cranked out 206,000 new non-farm jobs last month, slightly above the anticipated 200,000. Hiring was strongest in government, health care, and construction. The unemployment rate ticked up to 4.1%. Wall Street's traders were not overly impressed with the numbers. The Dow Jones headed into the midday lower by 16 points. The S&P was ahead 0.25%. The Nasdaq had gained 0.7%.