Metals Prices in New York Market Report
Spot nonferrous metal pipes advance while copper trades around 3.03 dollars per pound on New York market. Lead at 19.55 per pound, zinc 1.57, gold 855 per troy ounce, silver 13.13, platinum 1235.30, mercury 500.60, with assorted prices quoted on London Metal Exchange and New York Mercantile readings.
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New York
London
U.S
N.Y. Mare
Handy & Harman
Oregon
Sier
N.Y
Faux
Cattle and hog quotes from Oklahoma National Stockyards
Oklahoma City AP reports Tuesday closing cattle and hog quotations at the Oklahoma National Stockyards. Feeder steers and heifers show varied price moves with heavy weight classes emphasizing steady to higher values, demand moderate to good, and stocker activity. hogs see steady prices across main weight ranges with limited offerings and mixed loads.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma National Stockyards
Okiehoma National Stockyards
Scarce
Sons
Treasury bonds rise on mixed housing data before Fed meet
U.S. Treasury bond paces gained Tuesday after mixed housing data and ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting. Yields were around 5.05 percent as the discount rate climbed, with prices fluctuating after a Commerce Department report showed February housing construction rising but building permits slowing. Bonds recovered later in the session.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Weesday
Petroleum cash prices dip Tuesday in New York market
In New York AP reports fuel prices moved lower on Tuesday with cash petroleum quotes showing a decline from prior levels. The report notes market softness amid unsettled demand and supply cues as traders monitor crude oil directions.
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New York
Montgay
Real estate vs stock: which asset suits retirement needs
Tam seeks guidance on investing a down payment in a single-family home, townhouse, or four-plex. With upkeep concerns and desire for tenant-paid mortgage, the adviser notes there is no universal best investment. Single-family homes often yield different outcomes than multifamily properties, depending on upkeep, financing, and renter demand.
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Tam
Diversify retirement funds from employer stock advice
Advice to reduce exposure to a single employer stock within a 401k. Recommends no more than 25 percent in the company stock due to job and retirement risk. Suggests diversifying into diversified equity, small caps, Russell 3000, international equity, and a balanced fund while maintaining aggressive stock exposure.
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U.S
Payments to doctors may exceed disclosure limits
A study of state disclosure laws in Minnesota and Vermont finds gaps and loopholes allow drug companies to hide millions in payments to doctors. Many payments exceed recommended limits and are not clearly tied to specific doctors, with data often inaccessible or labeled trade secrets. The research urges stronger enforcement and clearer rules to protect patient interests.
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Minnesota
Vermont
Joseph Ross
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
New York
Ross
California
District of Columbia
Maine
West Virginia
Journal of the American Medical Association
AMA
Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America
PHRMA
Marjorie Powell
Public Citizen
Eli Lilly and Co
Lilly
Fd Sagebiel
Board of Pharmacy
Cody Wiberg
Julie Brill
Millionaires grow beyond wealth but fear fading support
Renee Weese, 51, Atlanta, joins the rising ranks of millionaires who still worry about funding education, aging parents, and retirement. Merrill Lynch Capgemini data show about 2.9 million in the US and Canada have net worth of $1 million, with 70 percent earned from work or savings. inflation and longevity erode the purchasing power of a million, prompting longer retirements and planning.
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Renee Weese
Weese
Atlanta
U.S
Merrill Lynch & Co
Capgemini
United States
Canada
Micah Porter
Minerva Planning Group
Federal Reserve
Dan Sontag
Merrill Lynch
Airport authority backs air ambulance lease plan
Lawton Municipal Airport Authority approved a proposed sublease between LaSill Aviation and Comanche County Memorial Hospital for Air Evac Lifeteam operations. LaSill would house the helicopter and crew quarters, with space seven spaces from the airport. The board also authorized emergency drain repairs with a $6400 restaurant floor project.
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Lawton Municipal
Tion
LaSill
Oklahoma farm grain prices listed by the state
The Oklahoma State Department of Agriculture reports current bids for crops across towns. Prices cover hard red winter wheat milk miles MON, milo, soybeans, corn, and hay. Notable bids include hard red winter wheat around 4.46 to 5.45 per bushel, milo about 5.95 to 8.74, soybeans 6.52 to 6.92, corn near 3.84 to 4.43, plus alfalfa hay 150-170 per ton and grass hay 80-100 per ton.
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State Department of Agriculture
U.S
Keyes
Davis
Lawton
Temple
Hooker
Hobart
Frederick
Clinton
Eldorado
Weatherford
Barner
Bufalo
el Reno
Geary
Charcha
Walonga
Okeens
Shativek
Manchester
Alva
Mismi
Cherokes
Ponca City
Perry
Stillwater
Medford
Gulf
MILO
Awa
Buffalo
Weathererd
Shattuck
Miami
Metford
Gut
Ta & Cents
Buffato
Shiiwater
Miami Ga
Porta Cty
Gui
Ponce City
Leaf
Staple
Coton
Oklahoma
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