South St Paul Livestock Market Report Summary
In South St. Paul Minnesota cattle and calves showed mixed demand with gains for high grades. Slaughter steers traded around 47.00 for 1275 lb loads and 45.00-46.50 for 950-1250 lb. heifers 46.00 with 850-950 lb mostly 43.50-44.00. cows 20.00-22.00, some 22.50-23.00. bulls 25.00-28.00. Hogs opened 50 higher, then steady with 200-240 lb at 51.50-52.00. sows 39.00-39.50. lambs steady to 50 lower, choice lambs 49.00 for 100 lb, 47.50-48.50 for 90-120 lb, feeder lambs 46.00-47.00.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
Chicago
Chicago Board - Ae
Chicago (Ap
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Grain futures prices steady as markets report bids
Chicago wheat and corn quotes show No 2 hard winter at 3.53 and No 2 soft red at 3.4334. Corn No 2 yellow at 2.75 and 2.69 in different loads. Oats No 2 heavy at 1.60. Soybeans No 1 yellow at 4.89. Tuesday sales for No 2 yellow corn at 2.77 in hopper bids.
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Chicago
Potato market rates for shipping points in U S
Washington russets priced 675 to 700 per 100 pounds in 100 lb sacks. North Dakota round red varieties quoted 5.25 to 5.50. Colorado russets range 6.25 to 6.50. Colorado red McClurgs offered 5.50 to 6.00.
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USDA
U.S
Washington Russets
North Dakota
Reds
Colorado Russets
Colorado Red
FDIC Sues To Recover Loans From Defunct Algoma Bank
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. sues to recover 60000 loaned to Milwaukee lawyer James C Schalow by Algoma Bank. Schalow, president of Guardian State Bank and others, admits nonpayment but says New Franken Bank acquired three notes totaling 65000 from Algoma in 1973 and he bought them last August. Walter F O Connor, ex Algoma president, was convicted on loan kickback counts and was a director at New Franken in 1973.
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Kewaunee, Wis
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Milwaukee
James C. Schalow
Algoma Bank
Schalow
Guardian State Bank and Security Bank
Capitol
New Franken Bank
Brown County
FDIC
Algoma
Walter F. O’connor
End of 43 day postal strike restores Canadian mail service
Restoration of mail service across Canada began after a 43 day strike. Two thirds of the 22 000 members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers voted to accept a tentative wage agreement and return to work. A spokesman said U S to Canada mail would resume possibly before week’s end with backlog to clear.
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Ottawa
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Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Washington
United States
Midwest egg prices hold steady in wholesale report
Chicago wholesale prices for Class 1 large to small eggs were unchanged on Wednesday with large 61 cents, mediums 58, smalls 47, nest-run 47, checks 40. Wisconsin market remained steady with a one cent rise for mediums and prices listed as large 69 to 73, mediums 67 to 70 amid moderate demand and adequate supply.
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Chicago
Wisconsin Cheddar and Swiss Cheese Markets Steady
Wisconsin cheddar market steady with adequate to short supplies and fair to good demand. Barrel styles 94 to 94. The 40 pound blocks fetch 98 to 100, single daisies 103 to 105, longhorns 103.5 to 106, midgets 104 to 106. Swiss market steady with good demand and short supplies. Grade A blocks 121.5 to 123.5, Grade B blocks 120.5 to 122.5.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Morris Udall Reception Here
A reception for presidential candidate Morris K. Udall will be held Saturday from 3 to 4 30 p m in the Grandview Building 1707 Main St The event invites the public to meet Udall and discuss vital issues with him It will be informal with refreshments and a short address followed by Q A Udall aims to talk informally about public concerns as the 1976 election year nears.
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Futures Trading Dims Across Chicago Grain Floor
Chicago AP reports broad declines in farm commodity futures on the Chicago Board of Trade with soybeans down up to five cents per bushel, corn and wheat modestly lower to higher, oats down about 14 to 1/2 cents. Trade was light with weak commercial participation and volatility in late sessions. January soybeans at 4.91 1/2, December wheat at 3.431 2, December corn around 2.69 1/2.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report
Milwaukee AP notes Wednesday cattle closed steady with Good to Choice steers 42 to 44 dollars and heifers 40 to 42, Holsteins 35 to 37, dairy and standard grades 24 to 28, cows 22 to 28, bulls 26 to 28, calves 24 to 65, feeders 24 to 35, hogs steady to 50 higher with lightweight 46.50 to 50, heavy 42.50 to 46.50, sows 37 to 40, boars 37 and down, lambs steady to 1 higher with good to choice 40 to 44, ewes 5 to 7. Estimated Thursday receipts: 800 cattle 500 calves 300 hogs.
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Milwaukee
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