Market prices and livestock counts from yesterday sale
Yesterday's market at CHUSIDg listed Wheat 241, Shelled Corn 211, Oats 100, Soybeans 491 per bushel. 334 consignors sold 834 head livestock plus 3 goats and 6 pigs for 3350 total. Calves, cattle, sheep and hogs priced with varying grades and weights. figures include steers 43-56, heifers 51-54, beef cows 37-41, and sows 28-34 among others.
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T-bill Yields Fall Again In Monday Auctions
Washington AP The Treasury sold 4.5 billion in three month bills at 6.81 percent, down from 7.17 percent last week. Another 4.5 billion in six month bills went at 7.05 percent, down from 7.32 percent. These are the lowest levels since mid June and early July.
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Washington
Treasury
Treasury Department
How the U S sells dollars to boost exports
The United States may sell dollars to stabilize currencies and promote trade. Under Fed NY action, a U S bank agent sells dollars to a foreign bank in exchange for marks or yen. The currency move is a bookkeeping entry, not physical cash, and aims to influence exchange rates and export competitiveness.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Dollar interventions and their impact on trade deficit
The discussion covers how dollar weakness can boost U S exports by lowering prices abroad, with past actions totaling 580 million in early interventions and potential moves over 1 billion. It notes risks of inflation, taxpayer costs, and the political debate between market freedom and government action, citing Treasury Secretary Baker and Reagan administration positions. The question of timing suggests 12 to 18 months before full effects are felt.
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Reagan tax overhaul would raise coal taxes over five years
A Price Waterhouse study for the National Coal Association says Reagan's tax overhaul would lift coal industry taxes by about 180 million in 1986 and total over 1 billion over five years, curbing production and costing thousands of mining jobs. Regions with existing poverty and unemployment would be hit hardest.
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Reagan
National Coal Association
Price Waterhouse
25 offers received for troubled UPI
United Press International has received 25 offers from potential purchasers including several substantial proposals from well-heeled offerors. Judge George Francis Bason Jr. accepted a Bear Stearns Ladenberg Thalman report and said Peterson Bibb and Freeman will sift through proposals and report to clients and creditors' committee.
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United Press International
George Francis Bason Jr
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Bear Stearns
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