Egg prices and metals wrap from Columbus and New York
Egg prices in Columbus advetise retailer cartons with exact tiers from extra large at .74-.77 to small at .32-.35 and light-type hens too few to report. New York Comex closing shows gold at 384.80 per troy ounce and silver at 5.288 per troy ounce with spot nonferrous metals at aluminum 52.05 cents, copper 64% cents, lead 21-24 cents, zinc 44 cents, tin 3.4645, platinum 530-535 domestic troy ounce.
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Rotherin
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Lorain County grain prices at yesterday's market close
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports local grain prices from yesterday's close. Wheat 2.15 per bushel Shelled corn 1.69 oats 0.70 Soybeans 4.65 per bushel.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Shredded checks cut off Phoenix newspaper subscribers
Phoenix newspapers faced up to 9,000 subscribers losing papers after bank checks were shredded by a new employee error. Bank and paper officials traced payments to a shredded tray, delaying deliveries and causing subscriptions to expire. Delivery to affected subscribers resumes Friday, with billing resumed and calls to confirm continued subscriptions.
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Phoenix
Phoenix, Ariz
United Bank
Ann Narcisian
Bank
August car sales rise 7.4 percent in early 1987 period
Domestic auto sales by the seven major U.S. car producers rose 7.4 percent in early August from a year earlier, led by Ford up 25.5 percent and Chrysler up 15.4 percent while GM fell 4.5 percent. GM’s market share dropped to 51.5 percent from 58. Ford gained to 27.2 percent, Chrysler to 16.6.
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Detroit
U.S
Teamsters Union
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Ford
Chrysler
Pilots' pay dispute jeopardizes Frontier sale to United
United Airlines negotiators meet with the Air Line Pilots Association as a looming wage dispute endangers the $146 million Frontier Airlines sale. If no tentative agreement by next week, Frontier’s weak finances could force People Express to liquidate Frontier or find another buyer.
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Chicago Tribune
Chicago
United Airlines
Air Line Pilots Association
Frontier Airlines
United
Frontier
People Express Inc
Wall Street
People Express
Texas Air
Roger Hall
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