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<TITLE>DOLLAR CLOSES LITTLE CHANGED IN FRANKFURT</TITLE>
<DATELINE> FRANKFURT, April 7 - </DATELINE><BODY>The dollar closed virtually unchanged
from yesterday's finish, but near the day's high after another
extremely quiet session.
With the G-5 meeting in Washington ahead of this week's IMF
interim committee, traders remained reluctant to open any large
positions. Towards the end of the day the dollar firmed after
failing earlier to hold beneath 1.82 marks. Some dealers said
Senate testimony from Fed Chairman Paul Volcker also lent
support.
The dollar closed at 1.8265/75 marks after opening at
1.8200/15 and closing yesterday at 1.8260/70.
Volcker said that a further sizeable dollar decline could
be counter-productive, and that exchange rate adjustments have
been enough to narrow the U.S. Trade deficit.
Such remarks in the past might have moved the dollar
sharply, today they only pushed it up 20 or 30 basis points
when it was already firming for technical reasons.
The dollar in any case held in a narrow range today,
trading early in the morning just below 1.82 marks and rising
to a high of 1.8270.
Dealers said they were awaiting comments after the G-5
meeting from U.S. Treasury Secretary James Baker.
Looking slightly further ahead, the market is awaiting U.S.
February trade data, due on April 14.
Another set of disappointing figures could push the dollar
below its recent 1.80-85 mark range if there have been no
supportive statements from G-5 officials in Washington in the
meantime, dealers said.
Sterling closed slightly easier at 2.950/954 marks, after
opening at 2.951/955 and closing yesterday at 2.954/958.
The pound has been buoyed by expectations the ruling
Conservatives will win the next U.K. Election.
But dealers said sterling now looks high against the mark
and room for further gains must be limited.
Many dealers believe sterling will enter the EMS joint
float after a U.K. Election. In this case, its ceiling could
well be at or near 2.95 marks, dealers said.
The yen closed at 1.2550/70 marks per 100 after closing
yesterday at 1.2490/2510, and the Swiss franc firmed to
120.55/70 marks per 100 from 120.10/50.
The French franc ended unchanged at 30.04/07 marks per 100.
REUTER
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<DATE> 7-APR-1987 11:11:20.04</DATE>
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U.S. POSTED PRICES REPORT (DLRS/BBL)
COMPANY....EFFECTIVE DATE..W.T.I.....W.T.S...LT LOUISIANA
AMOCO.......2/23/87........17.50.....16.60....17.85
ARCO........4/06/87........18.00.....17.10....18.35
CHAMPLIN....1/12/87........17.50.....17.00....17.85
CHEVRON.....2/04/87... ....17.50.....17.50....17.85
CITGO.......3/12/87........17.50.....17.50....17.85
COASTAL.....3/12/87........17.50.....16.60.........
CONOCO......3/09/87........17.50.....16.60....17.85
DIAMOND.SH..3/12/87........17.50...................
EXXON.......3/12/87........17.50.....16.60....17.85
MARATHON....3/12/87........17.50.....17.50....17.85
COMPANY....EFFECTIVE DATE..W.T.I.....W.T.S....LT LOUISIANA
MOBIL......2/10/87.........17.50.....17.50....17.85
MURPHY.....3/12/87.........17.50.....17.50....17.85
PERMIAN....3/12/87.........17.50.....17.50....17.85
PHILLIPS...3/12/87.........17.50.....17.50.........
SHELL......1/20/87.........18.11.....17.23....17.89
SUN........3/12/87.........17.50.....17.50....17.85
TEXACO*....4/01/87............................17.85
UNION......3/12/87.........17.50.....17.50....17.85
* Deleted West Texas-New Mexico postings.

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<DATE> 7-APR-1987 11:12:10.97</DATE>
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<TITLE>LIVE HOG FUTURES HIGHER EARLY</TITLE>
<DATELINE> CHICAGO, April 7 - </DATELINE><BODY>Live Hog futures ran up for gains of
0.57 to 0.07 cent in eary trade paced by April and June.
Fairly active demand reflected strength in cash hogs and
the continued discount of futures to cash. The start of
fieldwork limited farmer movement of hogs to market and
prompted packers to bid up for hogs. Mostly steady to firm cash
pork products added to support, traders said.
However, prices slipped from the highs in latest trade as
commercial profit-taking developed. Some selling was also
attributed to expectations that cash ham prices will be falling
soon on a seasonal basis, they said.
Thomson and RBH bought while Packers Trading and Refco
sold. Stotler spread long June/short April, they added.
Reuter
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<DATE> 7-APR-1987 11:12:32.96</DATE>
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u f BC-MIDWEST-GRAIN-FUTURES 04-07 0060</UNKNOWN>
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<TITLE>MIDWEST GRAIN FUTURES 11:10 EDT</TITLE>
KANSAS CITY WHEAT
MAY7 274 1/2 UP 1/2
JUL7 263 1/2 UP 1/2
SEP7 265 1/2 UP 1/4
DEC7 270 1/2 OFF 1/4
<DATELINE> MAR8 -- --</DATELINE><BODY>MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
MAY7 285 UP 1 1/2
JUL7 280 3/4 UNCH
SEP7 277 UP 1
DEC7 -- --
MAR8 -- --
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<DATE> 7-APR-1987 11:12:47.66</DATE>
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<TEXT TYPE="UNPROC">
LONDON LIFFE YEN CLOSE 1610 - APR 7
MTH LAST HIGH LOW PR.SET
Jun 6918 6928 6918 6878
Sep 6964 6964 6962 6923

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<DATE> 7-APR-1987 11:12:56.28</DATE>
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LONDON LIFFE EURODOLLAR CLOSE 1610 - APR 7
MTH LAST HIGH LOW PR.SET
Jun 9333 9334 9330 9336
Sep 9326 9328 9325 9330
Dec 9318 9319 9317 9322
Mar 9304 9305 9300 9308
Jun 9284 9285 9283 9288
Sep 9262 9262 9260 9267
Dec 9240 9240 9238 9245
Mar 9219 9219 9218 9224

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<DATE> 7-APR-1987 11:13:07.76</DATE>
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CBT 11:10 EDT
WHEAT
MAY7 287 1/2 UP 1 1/4
JUL7 273 UP 1/4
SEP7 273 1/2 UP 1/2
DEC7 279 1/4 UP 1 1/4
MAR8 278 1/4 UP 1
CORN
MAY7 160 UP 1 3/4
JUL7 163 1/2 UP 1 3/4
SEP7 168 1/4 UP 2
DEC7 176 3/4 UP 2
MAR8 183 1/4 UP 1 1/2
OATS
MAY7 149 1/2 OFF 1/2
JUL7 138 OFF 1/2
SEP7 128 3/4 UP 1/2
DEC7 134 UNCH
MAR8 UNTRD
BEANS
MAY7 501 1/4 UP 1 1/2
JUL7 502 1/4 UP 2
AUG7 502 1/2 UP 3
SEP7 497 1/2 UP 3 1/2
NOV7 499 UP 3
JAN8 505 1/2 UP 3
MEAL
MAY7 1455 UP 2
JUL7 1455 UP 4
AUG7 1455 UP 5
SEP7 1458 UP 7
OCT7 1457 UP 6
OIL
MAY7 1556 UP 13
JUL7 1591 UP 13
AUG7 1608 UP 13
SEP7 1623 UP 12
OCT7 1635 UP 10

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<DATE> 7-APR-1987 11:13:21.62</DATE>
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******<TITLE>HONEYWELL BULL INTRODUCES HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTERS FOR MEDIUM, LARGE FIRMS
</TITLE>Blah blah blah.

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<DATE> 7-APR-1987 11:13:32.95</DATE>
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<TEXT>
<TITLE>PORK BELLY FUTURES START HIGHER, THEN EASE</TITLE>
<DATELINE> CHICAGO, April 7 - </DATELINE><BODY>Pork belly (bacon) futures ran up for
gains of 0.55 to 0.30 cent at the start and then eased to trade
0.15 cent lower to 0.15 higher in early dealings.
Active local carryover demand and mixed commission house
buying lifted futures at the start. Higher cash hog markets on
light runs and spillover from other meat pits prompted support,
traders said.
However, locals turned sellers along with Saul Stone and
Paine Webber and prices turned mostly lower. Trimming of gains
in other pits and expectations of possibly negative out of town
storage report this afternoon weighed on the market. Guesses on
the report ranged from in 1.0 to 2.25 mln lbs with most
indications on the high side, they noted.
Reuter
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<DATE> 7-APR-1987 11:13:39.69</DATE>
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u f BC-miss-direct-hogs 04-07 0079</UNKNOWN>
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<TITLE>MISSOURI DIRECT HOGS UP 1.00-1.50 DLR - USDA</TITLE>
<DATELINE> JEFFERSON CITY, April 7 - </DATELINE><BODY>Barrow and gilts in the east and
west were 1.00 to 1.50 dlr higher than monday's midsession. Top
50.50 dlrs per cwt.
EAST WEST
U.S. 1-2 210-250 LB 49.50-50.50 49.50-50.50
U.S. 1-3 210-250 LB 49.50-50.50 49.50-50.50
U.S. 1-2 200-210 LB 48.50-49.50 48.50-49.50
SOWS - steady/up 2.00 dlrs. Top 46.00 dlrs.
US 1-3 300-500 lb 42.00-43.00, over 500 lb 43.00-46.00 dlrs.
Reuter
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<DATE> 7-APR-1987 11:14:21.32</DATE>
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LOMDON LIFFE STERLING-DP CLOSE 1612 - APR 7
MTH LAST HIGH LOW PR.SET
Jun 9071 9079 9070 9078
Sep 9096 9104 9096 9104
Dec 9051 9056 9051 9051
Mar 9089 9097 9089 9098
Jun 9076 9076 9076 9083
Sep 9055 9055 9055 9061
Dec 9055 9055 9055 9061
Mar 9027 9027 9027 9030

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<DATE> 7-APR-1987 11:14:26.83</DATE>
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LONDON LIFFE STERLING CLOSE 1612 - APR 7
MTH LAST HIGH LOW PR.SET
Jun 16100 16100 16100 16085
Sep --- --- --- 15985
Dec --- --- --- 15885
Mar --- --- --- 15784

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<DATE> 7-APR-1987 11:14:36.23</DATE>
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<TITLE>VOLCKER SEES TIGHT POLICY HURTING INVESTMENT</TITLE>
<DATELINE> WASHINGTON, April 7 - </DATELINE><BODY>Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul
Volcker said a restrictive monetary policy would be damaging to
investment and that a better course would be to restrain
spending.
"A restrictive monetary policy would hit investment. You
don't want to put interest rates up unless you have to," Volcker
told the Senate Banking Committee.
"That is not a constructive way to proceed," he said.
Volcker said that given a choice between squeezing the
budget deficit or squeezing investment, he would favor
squeezing the budget deficit.
In response to a question about banks, Volcker said he
would be pleased if Congress decided to give banks a tax
writeoff as an incentive for them to take greater reserves
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