Livestock Market Report Summary of Cattle Hogs and Feeder Cattle
Steady market across cattle hogs and feeder cattle with top prices listed. Utility cows 33-38 dollars per hundredweight and dairy heifers 34-39. replacement calves Holstein bull calves 110-135 lbs 40-55. hogs No 1 and 2 butchers 210-230 at 44. heavyweight packers 38-41. feeder cattle Holstein steers 38-44 and beef steers 45-52. cattle prices span 25 to 60 including cull and standard grades.
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Ettrick Cows Steady Utility Canner & Cutter
In a terse market update from So. St. Paul Minnesota bids show steady utility cattle at 37 to 41 and cannery and cutter classes marked 36 to 40 with light cannery stock at 33 to 36 dollars per hundredweight.
Market Report April 12 1977 livestock and grain prices
On April 12 1977 cattle hogs and sheep futures show steady to higher movement. Steers and heifers across grades range 44 to 53 with Holstein values 43 to 46. Eggs butter potatoes and livestock categories list daily bid ranges and bulk commodity prices.
Weekly grain review signals price shifts on slower river trade
Cash grain prices rose last week as river navigation plans reopen while rain delays fieldwork in the central corn belt. Soybean futures fell after Brazil and Argentina released larger crop estimates. Wheat and corn advanced on progress toward an emergency farm bill to retire cropland and broader market expectations. Cattle futures show mixed demand with feeders and live cattle ranges noted.
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Livestock Market Report Week Ended April 8 1968
USDA roundup shows lambs failed to gain on week, while cattle and hog prices mostly rose. Slaughter steers, Holstein steers, and heifers posted gains, with cows and bulls steady to higher. veal calves surged, feeder cattle up. hogs mixed, lambs weaker. Beef and dairy market figures end with grain prices mixed and wheat rally.
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Cash Grain Prices and Carried Commodities Report
Prices quoted from Max Phillips and Sons list cheddar loaf 49 to 56 percent block 52 to 58 percent single daisies 524 to 56 and Swiss grade A 60 to 64 Swiss grade B 59 to 62. Futures Wheat MPLS 3.17 percent Corn Chicago 2.65 percent Soybeans Chicago 7.07 percent Minnesota round reds potatoes 2.50 to 2.65 complete automobiles noted.
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Wisconsin Markets Update From Grain and Livestock Reports
The notice lists commodity prices across metals, dairy, grains, and livestock with Chicago and Minneapolis/Duluth references. It notes butter, cheese grades, eggs, wheat, corn, oats, rye, soybeans, flax, sunflowers, bran, and brewers grains, plus cash soybeans rising to $6.46 and various barley and grain futures.
Wisconsin potato shipments rise with Russet Burbanks lead
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture reports 284000 hundredweight of potatoes shipped, up 7700 cwt from the prior week. Russet Burbanks make up 80 percent of table stock while Round Whites account for 18 percent. Russet Burbanks sold from 4.50 to 4.75 dollars per hundredweight.
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Feeder Pig Prices From Wisconsin to Minnesota Markets
Feeder pigs listed across Wisconsin and Midwest markets show prices for 40 Ib pigs at Wisconsin Feeder Pig Co-op and Midwest Livestock Producers. Choice pigs around 40 Ib fetch about 48.50 dollars, with premium grades at 50 to 51 dollars on farm pickup. Southern Saint Paul markets offer 40 to 50 Ib pigs ranging 48 to 56 dollars.
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Dairy Market News Details March Milk Prices and Culling Trends
The Minnesota Wisconsin manufacturing milk price for March averaged 9.32 dollars per hundredweight for 3.7 test milk, with a 3.5 test adjustment at 9.09 dollars per hundredweight. The 3.5 percent M-W Series serves as the basic price for May Class I minimums in federal orders, with regional differentials adding to reach the final minimum. Edible nonfat dry milk spray price for Feb 26 to Mar 25 period averaged 67.98 cents per pound based on Chicago area plant reports. Culling in Wisconsin shows normal patterns with higher Holstein slaughter cow prices and solid demand for Holstein heifer calves, many returning to farms. calves 100-140 pounds priced 85 to 116 dollars.
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