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Grain and dairy markets mixed across Chicago Madison
Wheat No 2 soft red 2.63n and No 2 hard red 2.62n at Chicago. Corn No 2 yellow 2.544an. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 1.00n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 11.42n. Wisconsin cheddar steady with barrel 64 42 to 64 54 and Longhorns 72-74. California long whites 7.50-8.50 and round reds 8.00-8.50. Midwest egg wholesale unchanged with extra large 60 and large 59.
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Bank of Galesville Marks 90th Year Anniversary
The Bank of Galesville in Wisconsin marks 90 years in business with a $25 reward for the oldest living person’s canceled check or savings passbook. Free refreshments will be served as the bank reflects on its 1883 founding by Isaac Clark and Walter C. Brooks, and its evolution into a $2 million institution with community facilities like the Isaac Clark Room.
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St. Paul Livestock Report at South St Paul Minn
Cattle and calves 3400 with steers and heifers mostly steady trade. Hogs 5500 with barrows and gilts 40.25 to 40.50 for 190-240 lb, 38.25 to 39.75 for 280-300 lb. Sheep 400 with all classes steady and lambs 35.50 to 36.50 in the 80 to 110 lb range.
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AT&T Hikes Coin Phone Rates Across Washington State
Pacific Northwest Bell leads AT&T in new 15 cent coin phone charges, a 50 percent rise, with similar 100 percent requests in other states. AT&T also seeks charges for information calls to share costs, arguing most users subsidize a few heavy callers. Senior citizens push back against higher rates while AT&T reports strong revenue gains and a growing system of over 105 million phones.
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Futures Jump as Old Soybeans Lead Chicago Market
Old crop soybeans rose 40 cents amid a session limit move on the Chicago Board of Trade while new crop options fell about 20 cents. Wheat trimmed losses late, corn nearbys slipped, oats posted mixed moves as traders weighed congressional comments and USDA production data.
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