Equit livestock market report from South St. Paul Minnesota
South St. Paul Minnesota December 12 livestock exchange shows cattle 2000 vealers 200 hogs 4000 sheep 500 with slaughter steers up 1 to 1.50, choice 1,100 to 1,300 pounds at 61.50 to 63.50, good and choice 60 to 61.75. Holstein steers steady with choice 1,200 to 1,600 pounds at 54.50 to 56.50. Slaughter heifers mostly 1 higher with choice 900 to 1,200 pounds 60 to 61, good and choice 57.50 to 60. Slaughter cows up to 1 higher with various classes quoted. Bulls and weaners listed with prices. Hogs mostly 1 higher with 240 to 260 pounds at 46 to 46.50, sows 35 to 36, boars over 300 pounds 32, feeder pigs 40 to 50 pounds 24 to 31. Sheep and lambs steady with choice and prime 90 to 125 pounds wool 54 to 56, shorn 57 to 59, feeders 60 to 90 pounds 50 to 55.
Live stock market report shows steady to strong feeder trends
Cattle classes list prices for utility cows and dairy heifers with tops around 60 while bulls vary from 26 to 42. Calves and Holstein stock hold notable ranges. feeder pig auction occurs Monday mornings. hogs show varied weights and classifications. feeder cattle maintain steady demand for Holstein and beef categories.
Market Report of Cattle and Veal Prices
On December 13 exchange prices list cattle classes with various values. Cows steady to lower, bulls and fed cattle show strong to good ranges. Holstein and veal figures appear with springing Holstein heifers and open stock noted alongside. Prices reflect standard and good to choice quality across steers, heifers, and replacements.
Wisconsin Potato Trade Dips From Last Year
Trading was fairly good for Wisconsin potatoes for the week ending last Friday according to the state agriculture department. Table stock shipments to date reach 3.9 million hundredweight, down from 5.2 million a year ago, while potatoes for chips total 710,000 cwt to date, up from 614,000 cwt at this time last year.
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Wisconsin
State Agriculture Department
Scrap Prices From U Can Recycling Eau Claire Center
Prices for aluminum cans 35 to 43 cents per pound. Scrap aluminum, steel cans, batteries two cents per pound. Copper at 25 cents per pound, radiators 25 cents, catalytic converters 1.50 dollars each. Prices fluctuate with markets.
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U-Can
Eau Claire
Aco Cnes
Max Phillips and Sons
Steel Aorn
Grain and soybean futures mixed on light Monday trade
Futures on the Chicago Board of Trade showed mixed moves as volume stayed light. Analyst Bob Lekberg noted early session gains faded amid steady to down markets and profit taking after Friday advances. USDA world production report pegged wheat at a record 486 million metric tons with expected rises in Australia China and India. Prices closed with modest changes across wheat corn oats and soybeans.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Bob Lekberg
Chicago
Shearson American Express
Lekberg
Agriculture Department
USDA
Australia
China
India
Feeder Pig Prices Rise in Midwest Markets
American Feeder Pig Co op quoted last week's price for Select 45 lb pigs at 21 to 22 dollars. Midwest Livestock Producers posted this week's 40-50 lb premium detailed pigs at 24 to 27 dollars picked up on farm in South St. Paul Minnesota, 40-50 lb range at 24 to 31 dollars. Chicago Mercantile Exchange prices were mostly higher as cash markets and lighter slaughter supported gains. Cattle and hog futures moved mixed with December cattle at 66.05 cents, January feeders at 68.77 cents, December live hogs at 46.67 cents, and February pork bellies at 64.12 cents. Futures on the Board of Trade noted at 5,000 bushels minimum, priced in dollars per bushel.
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Midwest Livestock
Government invites dairy promotion proposals with 15c levy
The federal government invites agencies to submit proposals for a dairy product promotion and research order funded by a 15 cent per hundredweight mandatory deduction. Last week, Commodity Credit Corp purchases of butter cheese and nonfat dry milk totaled 235.1 million pounds, rising from recent weeks. Wisconsin fluid milk shipments totaled 14 spot loads out of state, nine to Indiana and five to Illinois, plus six Indiana skim milk tankers. Bottled milk features boost sales while manufacturing demand stays moderate to good and supplies remain tight. Class 1 demand remains strong with focus on whole milk for holiday high fat products like egg nog.
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Federal
Goverment
Commodity Credit Corp
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
USDA
Livestock Prices Drift Lower Amid Stronger Supplies
Dense cattle sales on December 5 pressured live prices sharply lower while carcass and boxed beef fell across the board. Estimated U.S. slaughter last week: cattle 707,000 head up 19,000 from a year ago. hogs 1.9 million up 400,000. sheep 134,000. Cull cows 14 cents lower, slaughter bulls 34-43 cents and mostly 2 cents lower. Sioux Falls bulls 4-5 lower. Veal calves South St. Paul 40-80 cents. Lambs mostly 1-4 lower. woolled lambs 53-59.5 cents, shorn 56-62.
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Inspec
Midwest
Sioux Falls
Weekly Grain Review Shows Mixed Wheat and Soy Decline
Weekly grain review notes mixed wheat and feed grain prices last week while soybeans sank further. A strong U S dollar reduced export demand, with Brazil receiving much attention in trade discussions and markets.
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U.S
Brazil
Grain and livestock markets slide as rains loom
The report notes rainfall shortages pressuring soybean areas while Brazil seeks more moisture. Wheat rose after Russia and China resumed U S purchases. rye and corn show mixed gains. Midwest oats and barley firm on cold weather and higher feed needs. barley futures steady as shipping nears end. Soybeans drop on weak demand as markets react to export trends.
Wisconsin Egg and Dairy Prices Report Dec 9
Wisconsin eggs show higher extra large 97 to 98 and large 95 to 96 and medium 92 to 94. Butter remains unchanged at Grade AA 1.41 and Grade A and B at 1.38. Cheese prices dip on cheddar barrel to 1.27 percent and 40 pound blocks at 1.31.
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Wisconsin
Cash grain market quotes and prices list
Futures: Dee Wheat MPLS 3.96 Mar Corn Chicago 3.34 Mar Oats Chicago 1.83 May Soybeans Chicago 8.05. Dec, 12 cash prices Rye No. 2 2.50 Corn No. 2 3.07% Oats No. 1 1.98 Barley no quote Larker no quote Beacon no quote Feed No. 3 or better 2.35 Soybeans No. 1 yellow 7.70 Flax No. 1 6.80 Sunflower seeds cwt 14.00
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Chicago
Denial urged on AMPI milk market order change
A USDA hearing examiner recommended denial of AMPI's request to modify Federal Milk Marketing Order 126 to grant Texas handlers temporary credits of 25 or 40 cents per hundredweight on Class III milk during December and March through June 1984. The plan faced opposition from Wisconsin officials and industry critics who warned of price competition effects, while AMPI argued surplus milk must be processed at its Texas plants and costs shifted to noncustomers. The tentative ruling, issued in the dairy section, remains open for public comment before final action.
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AMPI
USDA
Texas
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Hallon
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