Cattle Hog Sheep Market And Cheese Import Totals
South St Paul market reports show slaughter steers strong to a dollar higher with heifers and steers in mixed weight ranges. Hog prices steady to down. feeder pigs and bear weights listed. Sheep and lambs steady with light quotes on spring and feeder weights. Daily market news notes April 1983 cheese imports at about 22 million pounds, quota at 18.9 million, non quota 3.2 million. four months total cheese at 86.5 pounds. casein at 49.7 million pounds.
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Steady Livestock Prices for Calves Hogs and Pigs
The market reports mixed calf, hog, and feeder cattle prices. Calves steady to good range with Holstein bulls 70-110, heifers 50-75. feeder cattle weak for Holstein steers 41-47 and beef 50-56. Hog prices soft to steady 27-45 depending on weight and grade. Feeder pig auctions show 40-60 lb pigs at 20, and 0-50 lb pigs at 20-26.50 with recent quotes from Select and Midwest Livestock Producers.
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Wisconsin market report for July and August exchange dates
Wisconsin eggs and produce show steady prices across grades with butter at 1.45 to 1.49 and cheese cheddar blocks at 1.32 to 1.35 per 40 pounds. Cows and bulls hold steady with utility cattle at 41 to 45 and heavy dairy bulls 48 to 53. Feeder cattle and veal values edge within narrow ranges. hogs remain steady with top butchers 45 percent and sows 31 to 34. Open Holstein heifers and springing Holstein heifers listed with price bands, plus high repl. cattle and veal values.
Domestic grain and livestock prices from 1982 bulletin
A price summary listing grain wheat at 3.88 and 3.94 across dates, corn around 2.47 to 2.78, oats with varied quotes, soybeans up to 6.07 and 9.60, eggs by size with ranges, cattle and hog categories priced from 30 to 74, butter Grade A with occasional quotes, and potatoes round whites priced at 7.50. Includes August 4 1982 and August 3 1973 reference points.
Scrap Prices and Recycling Center Listings in Mondovi Notice
Prices quoted from Max Phillips and Sons for complete automobiles and various scrap items appear with per hundredweight or per item rates. The article also notes a speech by Adolph Massen on the REA topic at the First National Bank in Mondovi on August 7 and a Buffalo County REA co sponsorship of the event.
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Weekly grain review boosts from weather and policy
Grain prices rose in the upper Midwest last week as favorable weather and the U S Russia long term grain agreement talks provided support. Farm selling was moderate in nearby and deferred markets as prices improved and barge tariff rates rose due to scarce equipment and fuller storage. Week ending July 29.
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USDA official investigated over PIK subsidy ties
Federal authorities review indirect participation by Everett G. Rank in the PIK subsidy program he helps oversee. J. Michael Kelly, USDA ethics counselor, sees no basis for action. Rank divested active involvement at appointment and says he was unaware of Cinco Farms enrollment until recently.
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Bud) Rank
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Cinco Farms
Fresno County
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Usda Agency
Cinco Farm
Minneapolis and Chicago Grain Prices Report
Cash grain prices and futures show Sept Wheat 4.08 percent, Sept Corn 3.30 percent, Sept Oats 1.70 percent, Aug Soybeans 7.28 percent. Cash prices list No. 1 U S dark northern spring wheat 4.27 to 4.43 dollars, winter wheat 3.95, rye 2.35, corn 3.35, oats 1.60 to 1.62, flax 5.50, sunflower 11.35. feedstuffs July 26 prices for Minneapolis per ton include soybean meal 202.20 and 216.20, linseed meal 143, meat meal 215, dried brewers grains 116, wheat bran 74, middlings 72, alfalfa meal 108.
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Release of Reserve V corn as cash price hits 3.25 level
The USDA, led by C. Hoke Leggett, releases Reserve V corn for redemption as national cash prices reach 3.25 per bushel. Farmers may repay loans but cannot use in kind entitlements. release runs through Aug 31 with storage payments continuing until Sept 1 if prices stay above threshold.
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C. Hoke Leggett
Commodity Credit Corp
Mr. Leggett
CCC
Statistical Reporting Service
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