Commodity futures slip on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago AP reports farm commodity futures fell about 4 to 6 cents a bushel as trading opened and closed amid a dull pre holiday session. Government forecasts of higher feed use and a smaller next year winter wheat crop weighed, with soybeans and corn also easing and gold futures dipping.
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Grain market results from Chicago Board of Trade
CHICAGO AP Futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade shows Wheat contracts for March and May with mixed highs and lows. Cash grain quotes list No 2 red winter wheat No 2 yellow corn No 2 yellow soybeans and oats, with prices and terms reflecting a typical trading day.
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Egg prices steady as poultry markets report figures
Los Angeles reports no change in egg prices. Poultry average volume prices show hens at 62,100 head delivered at plant with a weighted average of 8.55 at ranch and 77S with 7.38. Roasters on ranch total 10,400 head with 69 percent at 35 cents and 1 percent undetermined.
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Bankruptcy and savings options for troubled individuals
A long reader asks about filing for personal bankruptcy and questions the process, cost, and Chapter XIII as an alternative. The advisor outlines steps to assemble assets and liabilities, explains Chapter XIII payments over three years, and urges using it if possible.
Dow Jones Averages Close For Tuesday Reported
Dow Jones closing stock averages show 30 industrials at 843.75, up 5.12. 20 transports at 167.20, down 0.16. 15 utilities at 81.19, down 0.16. Prior day: averages were 838.63, 165.85, 81.35. 1975 high and low levels listed for each index.
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U.S. Oil Dependence to Grow from Middle East
A Library of Congress study for Sen. Howard Baker warns the United States will import 50 percent more oil within two years, all from North Africa and the Middle East, risking a 39 to 56 billion dollar GDP hit and up to 1.5 million extra unemployed if an embargo lasts six months. It cites Ford’s extension of price controls and forecasts rising imports to 4.5–5.7 million barrels daily by 1977, with offshore and Alaska output increasing in the early 1980s.
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Citrus Prices Hold Steady as Lemons Vary
Sunkist reports lemons priced 75 to 125 bower with oranges and grapefruit unchanged. Representative orange prices appear steady with Grade 8s at 5.08.
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Study foresees higher costs if gas decontrol enacted
A Library of Congress study for Rep. Andrew Maguire estimates ending federal price regulation on natural gas would raise consumer costs by 20.2 to 22.3 billion dollars yearly and spark inflation and unemployment, with gas prices near 2.50 per thousand cubic feet and an energy shock affecting the economy.
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Treasury cash portion report from December 97
Treasury release from Washington notes cash portion details for December. The fragment mentions the AP report and a December date but lacks complete figures or context.
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