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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1966
Page
12
National and state markets show trading ease in bonds and cotton with mixed activity in grains. Hog and slaughter steer prices edge higher while hog receipts around 1300 hold steady to higher, sow prices scarce and feeder runs slow.
Slaughter cows rise 25 to 50 cents from Monday while feeder cattle gain 50 cents to $1.00. Wealers solid and hogs limited with few U.S. 1 and 2 barrows reported at 25.40 to 25.75. sheep none.
AP report from USDA notes adequate wholesale egg offerings with fair to good demand in New York. Spot quotations show whites and browns in various grades, dairy butter offerings light with slow demand, and creamery egg scores around 92 to 93 with differing prices.
Baltimore market data shows wheat receipts 178589 bushels with shipments 4033 and stocks 3106073, corn receipts 69896 and shipments 368000, oats stocks 12849, rye 1978, barley 2009, soybeans 105790. Opening prices list No 2 red winter at 0.55 per bushel. The report includes grains and feed supplies with current stock levels and recent activity.
Cattle and lamb prices eased with mixed grades noting declines from prior peaks while the stock market slumped for the fifth week led by the Dow to 917.09. Trading volume stayed light as bonds and commodities showed further weakness amid broad market pressure.
Two Baltimore banks announced increases in lending rates reporting tighter money conditions. The move impacts loans and mortgage products as customers face higher borrowing costs.
A recent survey by the Anti Tobacco Center of America finds 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke and many quit recently. The center notes evidence linking cigarettes to lung cancer and cites a new tablet that progressively reduces nicotine need with high quit rates. Free information is offered by mail at 366 Fifth Avenue New York NY.
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