Farm market report with livestock price quotations
Chicago AP reports futures on the Chicago Board of Trade with corn and wheat quotes, plus detailed farm livestock bids from Westminster and four states auctions. Prices cover butcher cows, bulls, steers, heifers, calves, hogs, sheep, goats, and hay and wood values from Westminster and Woodsboro sale sections.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Owen Bieh
Frederick
Westminster
Woodsboro
Hagerstown
Ugii
Frederick bat sale list from Willowdale doctor Co
A dated sale notice lists alfalfa varieties and Timothy hay with limited pricing plus orchard grass and firewood. Items include Fair Good alfalfa at 39.00 to 135.00, Timothy at 90.00 to 3509.00, Timothy Clover mix at 85.00, orchard grass second cut at 122.00, and firewood at 102.50. Card courtesy Willowdale doctor Co.
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Frederick Bat
Dow ends higher after late rally on rising rates concerns
The Dow Jones rose 18.45 to 3643.43 as stocks recovered late Friday while traders faced renewed worries about higher interest rates. The week saw a steep 3716 point loss, with 33.79 million shares traded on the NYSE as the market remained volatile. The day also featured spikes in the S P 500 to 459.57, the Dow industrials to 529.33, and the Nasdaq Composite to 762.99.
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New York
Dow Jones
Dow Industrials
Standard&Poor
Dow Jones Industrial
Crown Amer
Exxon i
Fcnb Corp
Giant Foods F&m Bancorp
GTE Corp
Marriot
Kmart
Life Tech
Loyola Corp
Tokyo stocks slide as Nikkei hits seven month low
The Tokyo Stock Exchange key index tumbled Friday with the Nikkei 225 down 359.38 points or 1.90 percent to finish at 18,590.46, its lowest in seven months. The dollar rose to 108.3 yen, gaining 0.45 yen for the week.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Stock Exchange
Asue
Time Plus brings payroll system to Adams County business
Steven and Michelle Kyler of Adamstown represent Time Plus a Marietta Georgia firm offering a streamlined high tech payroll system. It handles up to six pay levels and department codes can include a tips factor for restaurant staff. The Kyler home office at 294 Hope Mills Lane does the computing and prepares IRS Form 941 ready for clients. For more information call 31-1256.
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Michelle and
Steven Kyler
Adamstown
Time Plus
Steven
Michelle Kyler
Marietta, Ga
Kyler
Kylers
Hope Mills Lane
IRS
Mobil Oil halts 19 year solar energy program
Mobil Oil Corp will shut down its solar energy program saying the market is too small to become profitable for years. About 164 workers will be laid off at the Billerica Massachusetts solar demonstration site leaving Solarex in Frederick as the only U.S. company still operating solar energy ventures.
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Mobil Oil Corp
Solarex
Frederick
Mobil
Billerica
Mass
Icelandair moves US HQ to Maryland Columbia
Icelandair will relocate its US headquarters from New York to Columbia Maryland, with 35 jobs in administration and sales. Gov Schaefer cited growing BWI presence and quality of life. the airline offers four weekly nonstop flights from BWI in winter and 15 destinations from Reykjavik. Maryland may provide a $20000 state training grant via the Department of Economic and Employment Development.
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Columbia
Icelandair
Maryland
Airlne
William Donald Schaefer
New York
mid-Atlantic
Florida
Pall Halldorsson
Baltimore-Washington
Reykjavik
Mark Wasserman
State Department of Economic and Employment Development
Wal-Mart Eyes Plant in Washington County Pennsylvania
Wal-Mart plans a 60,000-square-foot photo processing plant on a nine-acre site in the I-70-81 Business Park near age wok TV abducts near Wok, with about 150 jobs projected. Franklin County officials say Wal-Mart informed them they were out of the running, while county officials near Washington County confirm a near deal. The company, based in Arkansas, is weighing several sites and has not confirmed the decision.
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Williamsport
Wal- Mart
Washington County
Pennsylvania
L Michael Ross
Franklin County Area Development Corp
Wal-Mart
Age Wok TV
abAcaan Pron
Submarine Merchant Marine Subsidy Approved in House
The House backed the Maritime Security and Competitiveness Act 347 to 65 to subsidize US merchant ships and boost shipbuilding. It rewrites the 1936 law, aims to keep vessels US-flagged, and funds the Maritime Security Fleet Program at 2.3 million in 1994 and 2.1 million yearly for nine years, in exchange for wartime access.
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Washington
House
United States
Maritime Security and Competitiveness Act
Senate
Gerry Studds
D-Mass
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Ins Nalions
Maritime Security Fleet
Pentagon
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Nikkei Down
Honeywell
totalHigme
TotalHome
Total Home
Wachter & Norwood, Inc
Quarty Design
Ed Waters Jr
Marriott
MCI Comm
Mercantile Bakshr
My Moore Co
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Renney
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Scais
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Nasdaq
Mobil Oil
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
Arkansas
the Gulf
Home Equity
Vere Ron
Chaaber
Citizens Savings Bank
Bethesda
Chevy Chase
Damascus
WO “Blower Hill
Garthersburg
Kensington
Olney
Potomac
Quince Orchard
Rockvalle
Selver
Wheatall-Glenmort
FDIC
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Frederick News-Post
Monocacy Federal Credit Union
Edward D. Jones
Stock Market Report
Randy S. Biunm
Uke Stuen
Ron Wee
Edward D. Jones Co
W. Patrick St. Frederick
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