Yugoslavia's Wheat Buy Bid Is Shelved
Washington prep continues belgrade friction as US delays a 500000 ton wheat request from Yugoslavia. Policy follows Kennedy displeasure with Tito pro Soviet stance after Belgrade talks. No new programs while honoring existing commitments and cotton oil wheat sale underway.
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Apples Rule Fruit Buys Across Harvest Rich Week
Apples dominate best fruit buys again with abundant shipments across markets. Texas grapefruit and smaller sizes are plentiful at lower prices per Agricultural Marketing Service. Grapes lemons and bananas hold strong supply as do pears honeydew cranberries and numerous vegetables. Turkeys and broilers remain economical with beef in plentiful supply.
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Texas
Chicken and Roast Beef Competing in Displays
Broiling and frying chickens dominate supermarket ads this week as overproduction drives prices down by 12 to 14 cents a pound from a year ago. Fryers run 1 to 4 cents cheaper in Seattle and about 4 cents less in the New York area, while broiler slaughter remains slightly above last year but is easing. Market supplies late this month are expected to be about 8 percent higher than a year ago.
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New York
U S Oil Yield Seven Million Barrels Daily
U S oil production averaged 7,158,535 barrels daily last week per Oil and Gas Journal, up 35,485 from the prior week. Oklahoma rose to 520,050 barrels daily, Illinois to 226,900, California to 366,112, Texas about 2,497,000, Louisiana 1,185,125, and New Mexico 315,500.
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