Virginia and West Virginia Livestock Market Totals Reported
Narrows VA and Alderson WV markets quoted November sales totals and detailed price ranges for lambs calves cattle hogs and sheep. Bluegrass Lewisburg market reported livestock volumes and prices for stockers feeders slaughter cattle hogs cows bulls cow and calf pairs pigs and goats with market notes.
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Postal Service posts $304.6 million year profit
The U S Postal Service reported a 304.6 million profit for the year ended Sept 30 aided by cost cutting and high interest earnings on excess cash. Postmaster General Preston Tisch said the surplus was near the break-even mandate despite an initial 1986 budget projection of break-even.
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Gold and Silver NI Jan Feb Apr Jun Aug Sales and Open Interest
Readable figures show GOLD 1001 with January February April June August sales totaling 48,804 and open interest at 132,184, up 505. SILVER 5.00.
Farmers urged to diversify from wheat and corn
DES MOINES Iowa thousands of farmers from 42 states attended the ADAPT conference by Successful Farming to learn diversification strategies. Booker T Whatley urged turning 25 acres into 100000 yearly through 1000 subscribing urban pickers. Sessions included llamas ginseng garbanzo beans and alligators.
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USDA forecasters predict higher farm income in 1987
Washington AP reports USDA forecasters expect 1987 net farm income to rise about 10 percent from 1986 to a range of 29 to 34 billion dollars. They foresee modest food price rises and offsetting foreign harvests keeping global output near record levels. Cattle and hog prices may lift livestock profits amid low inflation and steady costs.
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Agriculture Department
U.S
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Prices Hit High For Record On Wall Street Rally
New York stocks jumped to a record as traders weighed the economy and scandals. Dow Jones averaged 1,955.57, up 43.03, a third largest rise ever. NYSE volume reached 230.35 million shares with 1,312 gainers. Nasdaq closed at 360.71, up 2.84.
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