Carthage Citizen Friday edition details
The Carthage Citizen publishes weekly under Indiana Republican Editorial Association guidance with Kenneth L. Rhodes as editor and Martha Jane Rhodes as managing editor. The paper is mailed second class from Carthage Indiana 46115 with subscription rates of 2.50 per year and 1.25 for six months.
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Kenneth L. Rhodes
Martha Jane Rhodes
Carthage
Indiana
Purdue economist reports December grain and livestock trends
Lafayette area market notes from Purdue agricultural economist Lee Schrader show December grain prices steady to firm on weather and light selling, with corn and soybean bids up modestly. Wheat remains pressured by southwest drought, while CCC reseals lift corn losses and cotton crops influence meal and oil costs. Slaughter cattle prices slip about 25 cents per hundredweight amid widening grade spreads.
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Lafayette
Ind
Lee Schrader
Purdue University
Wichita
Kans
Commodity Credit Corporation
Schrader
CCC
Cattle receipts steady as hog and turkey markets hold
Market notes show cattle receipts at major markets repeat year earlier totals with slight day to day shifts. Hog prices steady through December and January with a possible $2 to $4 per hundredweight rise by mid 1967 while broiler demand softens and turkey demand remains strong. egg prices ease 2 to 2.5 cents a dozen.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Cntoms
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