Weekly grain review shows firmer corn on export tenders
Corn markets turned firmer as new export tenders surfaced and farmers held stocks, while payment in kind certificates stayed strong. Soybeans and products eased with better weather and slow feed demand. Omaha No 2 yellow corn rose to $2.00–$2.04, Minneapolis corn near $1.99, and Gulf demand lifted basis 8 cents over Chicago September futures.
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Madison Milk Shipments Reflect Drought Driven Demand
Daily market notes show the drought pressing milk movement into the South with 22 truckloads of whole milk shipped interstate for the week ending July 24, up from two loads last week and none in the prior comparable period. Twenty loads went to Florida, two tankers to southern Illinois, marking the first Florida shipments since January. Cream is scarce as ice cream plants absorb available stock, and spot cream has been hauled long distances when obtainable.
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Livestock Prices Rise in Midwest Demand Boosts Cattle
Omaha reports show last week higher live cattle prices at Midwest terminals due to stronger packer demand with fed steers up 1 to 2 dollars and slaughter heifers up 1 to 1.50. Cull and bull prices mostly firmer, hogs up 50 cents to 2 dollars, sheep lambs selling up to 74 cents per pound with strong ranges across regions.
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