Market Roundup From Columbus and New York Declares Prices
Opening stocks in Columbus report egg carton ranges for retailers across city sizes. New York spot prices list nonferrous metals with copper at 2.68 to 2.75 dollars per pound, lead 22 to 26 cents, zinc 45 cents, and precious metals with gold at 336.25 and silver at 72.1. Local grain bids from Jorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association show Wheat 3.21, Shelled Corn 2.74, Oats 2.15, Soybeans 5.86 per bushel.
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Tesco
Creston Auction Reports Strong Livestock Sale Totals
At Creston Auction on Monday 328 consigners sold 1 062 head including 96 head of calves and 224 head of commercial cattle from 20 Ohio and Pennsylvania counties. Prices ranged with cross bred steers 400-600 lbs at 60 to 6450 dollars, Holsteins 3750 to 546, and feeders and hogs in varied lots. Goats, sheep, and hog classes also featured including 7 goats and 53 calves with assorted weights and prices.
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Creston
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Three Month Bills Extend Decline Amid Auction Results
In Monday auctions the three month Treasury bill yield fell for an eighth straight week to 9.38 percent from 9.54 percent, the lowest in seven months. The six month bill rose slightly to 10.22 percent, its highest since October. The government sold 6.6 billion in three month bills and 2.6 billion in six month bills, with discount rates cited as the actual returns to investors.
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Treasury
Wage gap widens as women earn less than men in third quarter
Bureau of Labor Statistics shows usual weekly earnings for women at 258, men at 400, and overall full time weekly pay at 324. Women’s earnings trail men across races and household roles, with blacks at 238 for women vs 306 for men and Hispanics 221 vs 279, while in families with unemployed husbands, earnings rise when the wife is employed versus when the husband is out of work.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mack Truck workers return as UAW talks end nine day strike
Pickets at Mack facilities in Allentown Mackungie and Hagerstown and at a Bridgewater distribution center faded as 9,200 U S workers prepared to report for duty after Mack and the United Auto Workers reached a tentative three year contract. The strike that began October 21 shut U S plants and cut Canadian output, with 450 Ontario employees laid off. The union and Mack officials said the agreement includes job security and economic gains and requires suspension of the strike while rank and file votes are held on November 11. Production resumed at Hagerstown and Pennsylvania plants with full U S production expected by Wednesday. Canadian recall likely later due to parts delays from Ontario.
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Oakville
Ontario
Macungie
Hagerstown
Bridgewater
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William E. Walker
Don Miller
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New Jersey
Miller
Reagan's mandate do nothing in a second term
Washington debate centers on what a Reagan landslide would mean for policy. Officials say no clear second term plan exists beyond possible reforms to farm subsidies and health programs, with deregulation debated but risks in safety and environmental rules. Budget and tax reform are discussed, yet any mandate may simply be to maintain status quo, avoid tax increases, and limit spending cuts while deficits persist.
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Reagan
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Caspar Weinberger
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David Stockman
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Stockman
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Malcolm Baldrige
Citicorp
Walter Winston
Treasury
Ford chief Caldwell to retire February 1
Ford Motor Co. Chairman Philip Caldwell announced Monday he will retire Feb 1, five days after his 65th birthday. Donald E. Petersen, 58, president of Ford, will succeed Caldwell as chairman and chief executive officer.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Philip Caldwell
Donald E. Petersen
Ford
Caldwell
Judge upholds AmeriTrust plan to buy Baldwin-United banks
Cincinnati AP federal bankruptcy judge Randall J. Newsome rejected challenges by Baldwin United stockholders and Arkansas official to a plan selling Baldwin United Colorado banks to AmeriTrust Corp as part of the bankruptcy. The judge found no irreparable harm and noted the $105 million sale could proceed but might fall through if delayed.
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Baldwin- United Corp
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Colorado
AmeriTrust, Corp
Randall J. Newsome
Arkansas Insurance
Linda Garner
Baldwin United
Newsome
AmeriTrust
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