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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1981

Page

13

Market watch notes rates to rebound then fall again

The piece presents a Dow path to 910–940 on a rate rebound and a later fall to 750–780 by mid-1982. It cites Arnold Moskowitz of Dean Witter Reynolds predicting near term Fed loosening, a 16–17 percent prime rate by year end, and big 1982 borrowing needs for Treasuries and corporations amid a slowdown in GNP, car sales, and housing. It also reports on cocaine on the NYSE floor and possible Diamond Shamrock Tesoro ties.

New York Stock Exchange Arnold Moskowitz Dean Witter Reynolds Moskowitz Treasury Federal Reserve Fed Dow Diamond Teloro Texas Diamond Shamrock Tesoro Petroleum Tesoro Alan Gaines William Bricker Gaines Bricker

Ohio grain prices steady across marketing regions

Columbus market report shows closing to opening prices for Ohio elevators with No 2 wheat ranging from 2.09 to 3.84 per bushel, No 2 shelled corn near 2.32 to 2.38, No 2 oats about 1.93 to 2.28, and No 1 soybeans around 6.10 to 6.17 per bushel across North Central Northwest and Canal states. Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative lists final bids: wheat 2.32, shelled corn 2.38, oats 2.28, soybeans 6.17.

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Ohio egg price report shows mixed wholesale values

In Columbus and Chicago market notes, wholesale buying prices yesterday were unchanged to mixed. Large eggs cost around 59 cents, mediums 55, smalls 40, nest-run breaking stock 54, checks 49.

Ohio Icago (Ap Midwest

Metal prices New York spot nonferrous metals recap

New York spot prices for nonferrous metals show copper at 84 cents per pound, lead 46 to 40 cents, zinc 46 to 49 cents, tin at 8.03 per troy ounce, aluminum 76 to 80 cents, gold 431.25 per troy ounce, silver 40.13 per troy ounce, mercury 34.22 per flask and platinum 412 per troy ounce according to Handy & Harman daily quotes.

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Largest savings bank merger in New York history ends Greenwich stake

Greenwich Savings Bank merged with Metropolitan Savings Bank in a FDIC approved rescue forming the largest savings bank in New York. The combined bank will operate as Metropolitan Savings Bank with $5.9 billion in assets and 11 Greenwich branches staying open at least 90 days for customers transitioning to Metropolitan.

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Market Opens Higher As Rates Drop

New York AP reports stock prices opened higher across markets as the prime lending rate tumbled to 17 percent. The Dow Jones index rose 3.99 points to 870.81 in the first half hour, with transportation and utilities also advancing after a weak prior session.

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