War ban on silver lifted by Federal Reserve Board
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board lifted wartime restrictions on silver exports and set price guidance at 1.0112 per ounce, restoring a free market for silver bullion and coins abroad. The move follows August 15 wartime limits and aims to standardize exports through Federal Reserve banks. Officials expect world prices to rise as restrictions end.
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Hereford bull brings top price to Nevada herd
A $10,000 Hereford bull named Beau Blanchard 76th joined the J. H. Carier and Son herd of Elko County this week, purchased from Jesse Engles and Son of Missouri, likely the highest price for its kind in Nevada.
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