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Comex
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Market closes slightly lower on light trading
The Dow Jones average ended at 1,926.18 after a daylong decline of over seven points, with a late surge of computerized program trading trimming the losses. NYSE turnover totaled 192.94 million shares as indices across the NYSE, S&P and NASDAQ closed lower.
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Dairy Termination Program gains capital gains preference
The 1986 Tax Reform Act includes a transition rule for DTP participants to use preferential capital gains, shielding livestock sellers from penalties after Dec 31 1986. Grange spokesman Edward Andersen urges strict Treasury rules to deter farmland conversion. Researchers publish Chestnut Blight monograph detailing Endothia diseases and historical blight impact at Virginia Tech and Concord College.
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Red meat supply down from year earlier
The Agriculture Department reports a decline in the nation's red meat supply from the previous year with reduced production in November. Beef and veal, pork, lamb and mutton show decreases, while frozen warehouse inventories total 569.3 million pounds, about 10 percent below the prior year. beef inventories are down 1 percent.
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