Shortage of beef expected next week
A New York market brief notes a beef shortage looming next week as cattle producers anticipate tighter supplies and higher prices. Officials and traders, including Farmers Marketing Association figures, predict limited meat availability across stores with possible early price upticks.
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Msg
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Saget
ADU Pty
Aine
Sethi
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Anite
Pat Co
Sorat
New York
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Eawais
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Pat
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Genie
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Ireda
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Ieee
Vianalley
Ratan Aszis
Eel
Devia
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Iy Ns Ince
EL Bane
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Seale
Ae Liege
ALAMO
ARE
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Cattle Prices Fall Ahead of Price Freeze Lift
Prices ranged from 48 dollars to 1 dollar per hundredweight as Patton pays for cattle at yards near Hast Street Louis Missouri. The supply has been declining by about 25 percent on average.
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Hast St. Louis
Market rally extends to eighth straight session on upbeat earnings
New York stocks surged for an eighth consecutive day as solid Serpette earnings and higher dividend payouts boosted sentiment. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 14.08 to 932.804, led by institutions and service sources buying while analysts debated whether the rally would last. ITT led volume with a 4% gain to 44% at 2 pm, amid a broad rebound from a yearly low.
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New York
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Eldon A. Grimm
DuPont
Walston & Co
Grimm
Larry Wachtel
Bache & Co
Manowa Risor
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Corlis
ITT