Egg price report and metals prices across the nations
Ohio egg price ranges for extra large to small cartons reported by AP with Light-type hens insufficient in Eldridge. Iowa quotes from Midwest Egg Producers Cooperative list class 1 through 4 and breaking stock. New York spot metals prices from AP show copper at 64.59-64.70 cents a pound, lead 20 cents, zinc 43 cents, tin 68-27, gold 302.10 per ounce, silver 6.159 per troy ounce, mercury 33.13-33.21 per 76 lb flask, platinum 280-283 per troy ounce.
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Lorain County Grain Bids Reported by Farm Bureau Coop
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association wires yesterday’s market closes with grain bids. Wheat at 338 dollars per bushel, shelled corn 277, oats 42.20, and soybeans 374 per bushel.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Ino Focal Grain
Creston livestock sale records show diverse consignor totals
Creston saw a livestock sale with 336 consignors and 910 head plus one goat at 27 dollars. Calves ranged from 27 to 65 dollars, hogs and shoats priced per head or by weight, cattle including steers heifers and cows with prices from 20 to 65 dollars, and bulls and feeders reported across several grade ranges. The fragmented list notes Holsteins, crossbreds, good and medium quality, and various utility and cutter categories.
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Creston
Treasury Bills See Yields Climb For Second Week
The Treasury sold 7 billion dollars of three month bills at an average discount rate of 8.16 percent, up from 7.76 percent. Another 7 billion dollars in six month bills went at 8.3 percent, up from 7.97 percent. After earlier peaks, rates had declined to two year lows before rising again in the latest auctions.
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Saturn appoints William Hoglund president of Saturn Corp
GM named William Hoglund to succeed the late Joseph Sanchez as Saturn president. Hoglund, 50, a 28 year GM veteran, previously ran GM operating staffs and led Pontiac and Fiero launches. Reid Rundell remains executive director as candidates for Sanchez's successor circulate at the divisional level. GM commits 5 billion dollars to Saturn to develop low cost cars and new manufacturing methods. Analysts say Hoglund has the right mix to avoid old GM practices.
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General Motors Corp
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Joseph Sanchez
Saturn Corp
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Hoglund
Pontiac
Reid Rundell
Saturn
Thank You Week at Elyria Holiday Inn Near Midway Mall
Robert L. Stuart, general manager, announces Elyria Lorain Holiday Inn Thank You Week, now in its fifth year and nearing sold-out status. The event expands each year from lobby to Willard Room and three sleeping rooms, with 50 exhibitors and 12,000 to 15,000 visitors previously. this year expects 150 exhibitors and more. Volunteers from RSVP and local entertainers fill roles, with giveaways, kazoo parades, and nightly shows by Ryan and Michael. The inn plans a Feb preview night and a three-day public run, as renovation of the 250-room motel begins.
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Robert L. Stuart
Elyria- Lorain
Midway Mall
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Stockman targets social programs in 1986 budget plan
Budget director David Stockman drives a critique of subsidies and social programs in Ronald Reagan's fiscal 1986 plan. He urges abolition of SBA subsidies, trims transit and Medicare supports, and argues many subsidies flow to the few. He notes high income riders receive most rail subsidies and questions training subsidies for health workers.
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GM Reaps Record Profit Despite Fourth Quarter Slip
GM earned a record 4.5 billion in 1984 profits, up 21 percent from 1983, though Q4 profits fell 32 percent to 477 million due to UAW and metalworker strikes. Dividends remained at 1.25 per share and GM held 8.6 billion in cash and securities.
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