Initial unemployment claims from last week were elevated for the second week in a row, coming in at 358,000, due, in part, to a backlog from a technical glitch in California. Economists had expected a total of 330,000. There was no noticeable increase in furlough-related filings for non-federal workers, while 70,000 government employees filed for benefits in the week ending October 5, according to reports. Data for federal workers is delayed by a week. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Fed's index of mid-Atlantic manufacturing activity showed another strong month, at 19.8, well above expectations of 7.0, indicating a strong expansion. Among stocks making news after hours today, Chipotle Mexican Grill ( CMG -13.44% ) shares moved up 8% as the burrito chain beat estimates on revenue and comps, but missed on profits. Chipotle shares reached an all-time high on the news as revenue grew 18%, to $826.9 million, beating expectations of $820.3 million, while same-store sales increased 6.2%, better than estimates of 4.7%.