Weekly Grain Review Market Rates for Cattle and Hogs
A compact catalog of livestock pricing shows cow categories steady to strong with utilities 48-52 and canners 48-52, light canners 44-48. bulls steady, heavy dairy 58-62, good beef 58-62. fed cattle steady to weak with steers 61-64 and heifers 60-62. calves strong with Holstein heifers 125-190 repurchased. hogs strong with top butcher 39-39.5 and sows 29-32. feeder cattle steady with beef and x bred steers 65-85 and open Holstein heifers 70-95. springing Holstein heifers 900-1200 dollars.
Market Livestock Prices Show Steady Tones Across Categories
The report lists cattle and calf prices by class. Utility cows range 38-60, dairy heifers 45-52, commercial bulls 55-60, calves 30-80 with varying grades, replacement calves steady with Holstein ranges, fed cattle 54-60, hogs steady with 27-39 for various classes, bears and Holstein steers 18-60, beef cattle 50-75, and related cattle categories across grades.
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South St. Paul stockyards report mixed livestock prices
Livestock market news from South St. Paul Minnesota shows mixed prices with steers steady to higher and cows and bulls rising. Slaughter cows reach 46 to 49.50 with some 50, hogs up to 40, lambs steady, feeders mixed and overall carcass value around 110.01 for a 600 to 700 pound beef cut.
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Commodities Report Highlights Mixed Seasonal Trading
The report lists butter dairy prices with Grade AA at 1.31 percent and various grades. cheese barrels up one cent and cheddar at 117 plus 40 lb blocks 1.20 percent. Wisconsin eggs show steady values across sizes with specific ranges. auto market remains steady with price bands for complete cars and parts. Steel and non ferrous scrap prices appear with ranges for aluminum, brass, radiators, stainless steel and related materials, noting prices subject to market conditions.
Grain prices ease, Chicago corn gains. wheat and soy follow
Market roundup reports mixed price action on the Minneapolis Grain Exchange for the week ending Dec 13. Minneapolis March wheat rose 5 cents to $4.18, Chicago March corn up 1.5 cents to $2.86, and Chicago January soybeans +6 cents to $6.65. Cash grain shows spring wheat firm at $4.16 with 14 percent protein, No 1 hard amber durum steady to down, oats and rye mixed, and malting barley slipping 5-10 cents to $2.70-3.30 amid overall downward momentum in some feeds. Prices for eggs, butter, and livestock steady to mixed.
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Grain and Livestock Prices From December 1969 Market Summary
Ten years ago on December 19 1969 grain wheat corn oats soybeans and various feed ingredients showed mixed moves with Beacons steady to down 10 cents. Eggs and livestock prices fluctuated with steers heifers and hogs among the notable shifts and oilseed markets closing mixed while meal and bran values adjusted.
Grain and futures roundup from Minneapolis and Chicago markets
Cash quotes show Wheat at 4.16 in Minneapolis and Corn 2.84 percent in Chicago with oats 1.56 and soybeans 6.59 percent. Spring and winter wheat prices listed with Durum and rye ranges, plus corn and oats ranges and feedstuffs per ton. Futures data on Chicago Mercantile Exchange show Tuesday activity with live hogs at 41.75 to 45.00 cents per lb and open interest shifts.
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Futures and eggs market brief with open interest data
Futures prices for potatoes and shells eggs listed with est sales figures. Open interest for multiple contracts shows changes from Friday. Totals include Mon sales figures and cumulative open interest across several commodities with monthly updates and direction of change.
The Country Today local staff and address details
The Country Today lists its rural mission and Wisconsin office details with staff roles and regional representatives. It notes home delivery to farmers, subscription rates, mailing address, and a note about ownership by Eau Claire Press Co.
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