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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1993

Page

10

Bank fees rise as rates plunge survey finds high costs

The Consumer Federation of America and U S Public Interest Research Group report that average annual cost of a regular checking account rose to 184 16 this year from 155 39 in 1990 an 18 5 percent increase. They warn lower-income shoppers face higher barriers as banks cite rising costs and insurance fees.

Washington Consumer Federation of America U.S Public Interest Research Group Chris Lewis Federation Federal Deposit Insurance Hall Congress U.S. Public Interest Research America Group The Consumer Federation of

Local Markets Morning Quotes From Midland Elevator and Midwest Livestock

Midland Elevator Lawrence lists wheat 2.83 corn 2.09 milo 3.37 and soybean 5.64. Omaha livestock market quotations show hogs 1400 at 49.00 to 49.25 for 220 260 lb, sows up to 50 higher, cattle and calves steady to higher, steers 1 050 1 250 lb 77.50 to 79.25, heifers 975 1 168 lb 77.00 to 79.25, sheep 100 head with lambs 54.00 to 55.00 for 100 130 lb, wool lambs 47.00 to 48.00, ewes 23.00 to 33.00. St Joseph quotations list hogs 1500 at 25 higher, and 230 270 lb 48.00 48.50. Interior Iowa movement noted 90,000 on Monday with various weight classes priced.

Midland Elevator Lawrence Omaha Neb USDA ST. Joseph Iowa

Wall Street Dow Dips Ahead of Key Price Reports

In New York today the Dow Jones average fell 15.22 to 3516.91 at midday as NYSE volume stood at 74.20 million shares. The market showed 584 rising stocks against 1139 decliners with 711 unchanged while the NYSE composite slipped to 245.59 and the American stock value index dropped to 438.58. Investors stayed cautious ahead of Friday’s producer price report and next Tuesday’s consumer price reading. Bally Manufacturing led the most active list with a notable loss.

New York Wall Street New York Stock Exchange Bered NYSE American Stock Exchange Bally Manufacturing

T b ill rates rise to five month high

United States Treasury auctions priced three month bills at 3.14 percent and six month bills at 3.30 percent, marking the highest levels in five months. The Fed announced the one year Treasury bill yield at 3.58 percent, up from 3.55 percent the prior week.

Washington Treasury Treasury Department Federal Reserve

Consumers Break Record With All Time High Borrowing

Washington AP reports April saw U.S. consumer borrowing reach a new peak as total consumer debt rose to 754 billion dollars at a 3.6 percent annual rate. Revolving credit led gains at 7.5 percent, auto loans up 1.9 percent, and other loans up 1.2 percent as economists warn of cautious spending without jobs recovery.

Washington Federal Reserve

Overland Park approves tax abatements for business locators

Overland Park city council reversed its stance on tax breaks and voted to grant abatements of 50 percent or more for firms locating or expanding there. State law permits up to ten years of property tax relief, aimed at drawing new jobs. General Motors plans to end the Chevrolet Corsica and Beretta lines after 1996, failing to meet sales projections since their 1987 launch.

Overland Park Detroit General Motors Corp Chevrolet

Savings bond sales slide to 18 month low

Washington reports May sales of U.S. savings bonds dropped 14.5 percent to 787 million dollars, the lowest in 18 months, from 920 million in April and 916 million a year earlier. The decline follows the March 1 cut in the minimum guaranteed rate on the securities from 6 percent to 4 percent.

Washington U.S Treasury Department

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