St Paul Stockyard Monday Cattle and Hogs Prices Report
Livestock market report from St Paul Minnesota shows Monday volumes with 3100 cattle 5000 hogs and 400 sheep. Slaughter steers and heifers offered in lower to good and choice grades with weights 1050 to 1525 pounds and prices around 53 to 55 percent. Holstein steers and cows listed with 1200 to 1500 pounds and prices near 48 to 50 percent for good and choice. Slaughter heifers steady for 850 to 1100 pounds at 51 to 53 percent. Cows range utility to cutter with prices roughly 44 to 40 percent.
Livestock Prices Reported By Market Classes
Quiny slaughter bulls steady to weak for No 1 and 2 at 1400 to 2000 lbs 47 to 50 dollars per cwt. Wealers steady to firm 150 to 225 lbs 70 to 80. Hogs fairly active No 1 to 3 230 to 260 lbs 4642 to 472. Sows No 1 to 3 300 to 650 lbs 40 to 4. Boars over 300 lbs 30 to 31. Sheep and lambs steady Choice and prime 90 to 105 wooled 56 to 58. Feeders choice 60 to 90 lbs 62 to 65.
Eau Claire Livestock Prices Report
Market notes show cattle in Eau Claire with mixed classes. Weak to steady demand across utilities and bulls, calves steady with varied grades from select to cull ranges. Prices list utility cows, dairy heifers, commercial bulls and beef bulls with percent ranges and adjustments.
Market Engross: Range of Cattle and Hogs Prices
Feed and live stock prices show steady to strong levels across cattle groups. Holstein calves, replacement stock, hogs, and veal ranges detail bids from 27 to 135 pounds and weights up to 900 pounds, with notable springing heifers valued at 700 to 900 dollars.
Wisconsin Market News Weekly Summary July 19 1977
Market updates covering grain and livestock prices from Wisconsin and national benchmarks. Includes wheat corn oats soybeans eggs butter potatoes and dairy cattle figures, plus daily update times and contact details for the Wisconsin Dept. of Agriculture trade and consumer protection.
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Livestock Prices Mixed at South St. Paul Yards
USDA Livestock Market News reports last week at South St. Paul yards showed mixed results across species. Slaughter steers and Holstein fed steers held steady while slaughter heifers and cows fell, bulls rose, veal calves gained, and hogs weakened. Feeder cattle and lambs showed gains. total U.S. meat under federal inspection for the week ending July 8 was 548 million pounds, down from 565 million a year earlier.
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The Country Today Peeteeeneeee The Newspaper That Cares About Rural Life
The Country Today Peeteeeneeee reports on rural matters with local voices and agricultural notes. It highlights community events, farmer updates, and regional concerns shaping country life.
Scrap prices from Max Phillips and Sons complete autos
The listing shows scrap metal and non ferrous prices with NT values for ferrous scrap including No. 1 and No. 2 cast, whole motors, sheet iron, appliances, and radiators. Non ferrous items priced per CWT or each, including aluminum, batteries, copper, tin, and stainless. Also notes nominal inability to accept paper due to market conditions.
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Market quotes grain and Livestock prices 1968
A July 19 1968 record lists Grain Wheat at 1 38 per unit Corn 1 15 percent Oats 65 Soybeans 2 70. Eggs Extra large 39 Medium 32. Livestock Cows 15-20 Heifers 18-22 Bulls 19-25 Fed steers and heifers 19-27 percent Veal calves 22-42 Slaughter hogs 20 percent Sows 17-19 Boars 14-15 Feeder pigs 194-20 Slaughter lambs 26 2-27 20 Butter 66 cents Cheese various grades Cheddar loaf 48-55 percent Brick 52-58 Single daisies 43-56 Swiss Grade A 56-62 Swiss Grade B 56-61 4 25.
Weekly grain review shows declines in futures and cash prices
Prices in both futures and cash grain markets fell last week as U S and world crop outlooks improved. USDA raised Russia crop estimates and U S production projections of 6.1 billion bushels of corn and 1.8 billion bushels of wheat. cash market prices for the week ending July 14 show declines across spring and winter wheat, corn, and oats with various bids and ranges noted for durum, rye, malting barley, and feed barley.
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Market Report Summary for July 14 Exchange Date
Butter and cheese prices across Chicago and New York hold steady with minor changes. Soybeans fall about 20 cents, flaxseed flat, sunflowers down slightly. futures for wheat corn and oats rise modestly in Minneapolis and Chicago markets. Wisconsin eggs steady with size breaks. livestock quotes show mixed but steady regional bids in Minnesota and Milwaukee areas.
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