Livestock Market Quotes Ettrick Wisconsin area
Cows steady to 27.50 as buyers fix bid range for canners cutters and light cows. Bulls show varied values from 24 to 32 with heavy dairy at 29 to 32 and beef lines 28 to 31. Calves weak to repl segments with Holstein heifers 40 to 55 and veal 50 to 60. Hogs strong top butcher 41.50 to 42, sows 32 to 34, boars 27 to 32. Feeder cattle steady with steer and heifer quotes 30 to 45 and springing Holsteins 500 to 700 dollars.
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Bears
U.S. 1
CATTLE AND FED CATTLE PRICES WITH LAMB POOL DATE
Market report lists cattle categories with price ranges for utility cows canners and cutters dairy heifers bulls and calves. Replacement calves show Holstein bull calves and heifer calves with weights and prices. Fed cattle quotes cover No 1 and 2 butchers heavies packers and beef cattle with weights. Next Lamb Pool scheduled for December 12.
Livestock prices steady at St Paul market
In St Paul Minnesota on Monday the cattle yard reported 6,100 cattle 6,000 hogs and 1,000 sheep. Slaughter steers and heifers showed steady to weak demand with Choice 1000 to 1300 pounds at 40 to 41.50 and good to choice 38.50 to 40. Holstein steers and slaughter heifers followed with Choice 36 to 37 and lighter weights 38 to 40 for 850 to 1000 pounds. Slaughter cows ranged utility and commercial 22 to 25 and cutter 21 to 24.
Wisconsin eggs and produce trade update December 2
Exchange trade notes steady pricing across regions for butter with Chicago and New York quotations. Slaughter bulls, wealers, hogs, sows and sheep listings show varied grades and weights with price ranges reflecting market demand.
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Chicago
New York
Wisconsin Potato Shipments Outline Week Totals and Prices
Madison area potato dealers and shippers moved 427 carrot equivalents, about 206000 hundredweight, with 69 percent russet burbanks, 16 percent round whites, 14 percent round reds. Prices unchanged. round reds $4, round whites $2.75-$3.25, russet burbanks $4.50.
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Wisconsin
U.S
Wisconsin and Minnesota Agricultural Price Summary
The report lists feeder pigs 11-16.70 dollars per unit, heifers 14-19, bulls 15-23, fed steers and heifers 21-26, veal calves 23-42, slaughter hogs 17.40-17.85, sows 124%4-15%, boars 11-124, feeder pigs 164-17, slaughter lambs 2142-22. Wisconsin Feeder Pig Co op Select 40 lb at 28.25, Choice 26.75. Cheese prices and potatoes noted. grain futures fell on the Minneapolis Grain Exchange for the week to Dec 3 with spring wheat at 2.89 and durum 3.45-3.50.
Grain and dairy futures slide as prices drift after market shifts
Federal milk order prices drift lower as Rye weakens under pressure and closes down 4 to 5 cents at 2.58 to 2.60. Corn holds near 2.05 to 2.06 with firmed buying basis and Gulf market gains. Oats fall a nickel to 1.30 to 1.32 amid weak export and mill demand. Barley steady at 2.40 and feed barley 1.72 to 1.82. Soybeans at Minneapolis down 3 cents to 5.69. Flaxseed gains a dime with crushing plants resuming. sunflowers for December down to 9.15 Minneapolis and 9.20 Duluth.
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Gulf
Minneapolis
Grain futures and cash prices report for Minneapolis and Chicago
The entry lists bid prices for futures and cash grain, including Wheat and Corn from Minneapolis and Chicago, Soybeans, Spring and Winter Wheat, Durum, Rye, Oats, Barley, Flax, Sunflower Seeds, and related percentages. Prices show percent changes and grade categories for No. 1 and No. 2 classifications across multiple grains.
Cheese Contracts Highlight ASCS Market Moves
AMPI of Portage Wisconsin received a CCC contract to process 1.4 million pounds of CCC owned cheese into five pound loaves at 11.2 cents per pound. The ASCS in Kansas City approved four cheese contracts totaling 13.9 million pounds. Cheddar and Swiss prices held firm while demand for process cheese stayed strong and spot Grade A milk shipments declined.
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AMPI
Portage
Wis
Credit Commodity Corp
CCC
ASCS
Kansas City
Wisconsin
East North Central Region
Livestock Market Report Sees Week of Broad Gains and Mixed Slumps
The week ending December 3 shows cattle and calves more than doubling year over year, sheep tripled, and hogs up about half. Slaughter cattle and feeders rise, veal calves and steer prices peak, while lambs and ewes trend lower. hogs climb to multimonth highs with firm feeder demand overall.
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USDA
Scrap Metal Price List from Max Phillips and Sons
Scrap iron sells for 25 to 33 dollars per net ton and scrap sheet for 12 to 17 dollars per net ton. Old batteries bring 1.50 to 1.75 dollars each. Scrap aluminum runs 15 to 17 cents per pound and newspaper at 75 cents to 1 dollar per cwt.
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