NEW YORK Mar 2 The ■tock market ended mixed Monday, with Investors still confused by the potential Impact of President Clinton's economic proposals. says an AP report

The bombing at the World Trade Center tn lower Manhattan, which disrupted business al many brokerages and on commodity markets, had little effect on the stock market, which functioned normally Monday, analysts said

Investors were slill trying lo decided whether the administrations plan would slow economic growth and what it might mean for specific industries, analysis *^ftut later, as the market again began to send mixed signals. analysts said investors were still uncertain.

The market has not yet made up its mind where II wants to go. said James Melcher, founder and President of Bales! ra Capital

Meanwhile government indicators released Monday were a mixed bag. although most were consistent with the picture of slow but steady eco nomk growth.

The National Assoctitton of Realtors said oaks of previ ously owned homes dropped 6 4 per cent in January, after four straight monthly Jn-

Thc National Association of Purchasing Management said business activity grew tn February, although al a slightly slowe r rate than tn January