Livestock Prices at St Paul Market Report
St Paul Minnesota Monday market volume shows cattle 2300 hogs 5000 sheep 300. Slaughter steers and heifers higher by grade with ranges for weight 1050 to 1325 pounds at 54 to 55 percent good and choice. Holstein cattle firmer at 1200 to 1500 pounds 49 to 50 percent good and choice 48 to 49. Slaughter heifers higher choice 850 to 1100 pounds 50 to 52 percent good and choice 49 to 51. Slaughter cows higher utility 36 to 40. Cutter 31 to 38. Slaughter bulls 1400 to 2000 pounds 42 to 49. Wealers firm to higher 150 to 225 pounds 72 to 80. Hogs No 1 to 2 190 to 240 pounds 46 to 47. Sows No 1 to 3 300 to 650 pounds 40 to 41. Sheep and lambs higher choice and prime 90 to 105 wooled 61 to 63.
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Livestock market prices across cattle hogs and calves
The bulletin lists cattle groups with price ranges for Cows, Bulls, Fed Cattle, Calves, Hogs and Feeder Cattle. It notes strong or steady trends and provides specific per hundredweight or per head figures such as Holstein steer 47-49, beef veal 60-75, springing Holstein heifers 600-900 dollars, and top butcher hogs 45-46 percent.
Cattle Market Report Shows Stable Prices Across Categories
Steady trends across cattle types with top figures for utility cows 40.70 and bulls 46.10. Dairy heifers 38-42, calves 40-74, replacement calves steady with Holstein calves 70-115. Fed cattle steady with butchers 210-230 pounds, heavyweight and lightweight packers noted. Breeding and feeder cattle follow similar stable patterns.
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Market Bid Ledger Reports Variety of Food Prices and Goods
The snippet lists price data for eggs and produce, butter and cheese levels, cheese barrels and Swiss grades, Wisconsin eggs, Chicago and New York market weights, then shifts to automotive, coal, and assorted consumer items with price ranges for various goods. The fragmented OCR yields a snapshot of daily trading quotes and merchandise values.
Market Scrap Prices By Commodity and Weight
The listing shows non ferrous scrap values per hundredweight and per ton for assorted materials. Aluminum, batteries, and newspaper are priced by weight with NT equals 2000 pounds. Prices vary by weight tier and market conditions, with nominal notices indicating inability to accept paper at present.
Livestock Prices Edge Down as Cattle Fall and Feeders Rise
USDA weekly livestock report for week ending July 22 notes feeder cattle up 2 while fed cattle fell. Slaughter steers and heifers drop 1-2, cows down 3, bulls 1-2, veal steady. hogs up 50c-$1, lambs down 2-4. Beef carcass value and steer cuts slide. price ranges and top quotes for steer, heifer, cow, bull, calf, hog, and lamb markets listed with regional reference to St. Paul yards.
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Inverh National Advertising Representatives
Inverh assigns national advertising representation to Neapolis Chicago Omaha Kansas City Atlanta Dallas to widen client access and regional coverage across major markets.
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Weekly grain review ends July 22 nervous market dips
Grain markets for the week ending July 22 grew nervous amid U.S. Russian developments causing falls in futures and cash. Winter wheat slipped 4 cents to $3.00½, spring wheat down 3–4 cents to $3.07½, durum off 8 cents amid heavy arrivals in 430 rail cars. Rye led losses, oats dropped 9–10 cents. feed prices mostly lower as rainfall kept grasses abundant.
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Grain and food price recap from July 26, 1977 markets
Market figures from one year prior list GRAIN Wheat 2.27, corn 2.18, oats 1.26, soybeans 6.35. EGGS by size range 65-71 for extra large, 64-69 large, 46-51 medium. LIVESTOCK ranges for cows, dairy heifers, bulls, calves, cattle, hogs, sows, boars, cattle and lambs. BUTTER Grade AA 1.0071. POTATOES Minnesota round reds 4.50-4.75.
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Grain and Livestock Prices From July 26 1968 Market
Grain prices listed for wheat corn oats soybeans with figures from 1.38 1.15 65 2.70 and 36 32 along with livestock values for cows heifers bulls fed cattle veal calves slaughter hogs sows boars and lambs. Butter at 66 cents and various cheese grades including cheddar loaf brick daisies and Swiss grades A B are shown.
Cash grain futures and feed prices from Minneapolis and Chicago
The report lists futures for wheat, corn, and soybeans with percent changes and spot prices, plus values for spring and winter wheat grades, durum, rye, oats, barley, flax, sunflowers, and feed ingredients. Also shown are prices for bean and sesame seed meal and various byproducts, all in dollars per ton or cwt.
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Wisconsin feeder pig prices at Midwest Livestock Producers
Feeder pigs listed in a Midwest market show 40 lb premium grade pigs at 42.50 dollars per 40 pounds and choice at 41 dollars. So. Saint Paul Minnesota area quotes 40 to 50 pounds pigs from 41 to 45.50 dollars per 40 pounds. On farm pickup available.
Butter and milk prices rise as June outputs shift
Dairy market notes butter prices on Chicago New York and San Francisco rose 2 to 4 cents per pound last week. Grade AA Grade A and Grade B butter all gained. Milk price across 46 federal orders stood at 10.18 per hundred, up 66 cents from a year earlier. Daily farmer deliveries rose 54 pounds but 3258 fewer farmers shipped milk than June 1977. Butter production stayed steady week ending July 13 while cheese output rose 11 percent year over year. Spot Wisconsin Grade A fluid milk demand improved with 30 loads shipped mainly to the South Atlantic.
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