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Blacks Move Onto Corporate Boards Expand Diversity
Ex football star Willie Davis joins Jos. Schlitz board joining a growing wave of black directors. Franklin Thomas joins Allied Stores and George Johnson ranks on Metropolitan Life board. Women gain seats with Sister Ann Ida Gannon and Shirley Temple Black joining boards.
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Marymount College
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
San Francisco
del Monte Corp
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St Paul Livestock Market Report Tuesday Prices
Cattle and calves 2,900 head with slaughter steers and heifers strong to 25 higher, cows bulls and vealers steady. High choice loads at 1,136 and 1,152 lb steers with various weight ranges 53.00-56.00 for slaughter grades, heifers 51.50-54.00, utilities and canners 33.50-37.50, bulls 41.00-50.00. Hogs 7,500 head barrows and gilts slow to sell, 190-240 lb trades 58.50-58.75, sows 49.50-51.50, boars 46.50-47.50.
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Midwest egg prices hold steady to +5 cents
Wholesale buying prices Tuesday show small gains across sizes in Chicago with Extra Large 87 cents, Large 83, Mediums 80, Pullets 58, Standards 75, Checks 61 while major potato markets list round whites 7.50 on the Eastern Shore Virginia, Ford round reds 8.00 to 9.00 in Texas, and NorGolds 9.00 in Washington for 100 lb sacks.
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Futures prices push to limits on CBOT grains gains
Wheat, corn, and oats futures at Chicago Board of Trade hit the limit for a seventh straight session. Wheat rose 10 cents to 4.14 for September, corn up 10 to 3.01, oats up to 1.44, soybeans down 30 to 9.55 for August.
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