Equity Livestock July 29 Trade Calves and Hogs Prices
Report of livestock prices with July 29 trades showing steady cattle and dairy prices, calf categories from fancy to cull, Holstein replacements, feeder cattle, and hogs with lower to weak bids. Prices listed for calves bulls heifers and various cattle grades across categories and packer ranges.
Weekly markets veal calves and cattle prices
Market listings show Lower Choice to prime veal calves at 50 to 60, Good to choice 40 to 50, standard to good 30 to 40, lightweights 30 and down. Holstein bulls 75 to 95, Holstein heifers 45 to 70, beef calves 60 to 90, fat cattle lower to good 45 to 50, good to choice steers and heifers 40 to 44, smaller grades 34 to 38, canners 31 to 34, shelly canners 31 and down. Dairy heifers 36 to 40, canner and cutters 34 to 37, bulls 42 to 46, 3 cutter/utility 40 to 43, sheep lambs 50 to 70, bucks 10 to 20, ewes 10 to 20, feeder pigs 28 to 35 for 40–50 lb, 30 to 37 for 50–60 lb, butchers 42 to 43, sows 32 to 36, boars 31 to 35. Fennimore.
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Com. & Ut
Fennimore
Futures and cash prices for agricultural commodities
Prices listed for futures of Wheat Corn Oats and Soybeans with percentage changes. Cash prices show ranges for spring and winter wheat Durum Rye and Corn with national and local price quotes. Livestock prices for cattle calves and replacements plus butter flax sunflower meals and brewers grains are given with July 22 23 trade dates and Milwaukee market notes.
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Chicago
U.S
Belmont Livestock Market sales report July 25
Belmont market clears 422 head with varied cattle and hogs price ranges. Beef and Holstein steers, cows and bulls mixed in dozens. veal calves 60 to 90. sows 34 to 36. lambs 50 to 65. Cheddar cheese unchanged at barrel 1.16 and blocks 1.21.
Feeder Pig Market Report From Midwest Producers
This week’s price for feeder pigs 40-50 lb premium grade shows a weak to $2 decline. July 24 sale traded 1,057 head, 341 fewer than last week, with weights 40-60 lb ranging from 27 to 36.75, 60-70 lb up to 45.50 while extreme tops reach 42 to 45.50 for small lots. Wisconsin markets show steady to higher on select extra large and large categories with mid ranges around 48-51 for mid sizes.
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Midwest Livestock Producers
South St. Paul
Minn
Livestock prices slide in week market report
Midwest markets show slaughter steers and heifers down 50 cents to 2.50 with some 3 declines amid weak beef prices. cows gain 3 to 4 at South St Paul while bulls ease. Nationally dressed pork prices fall as demand softens. sows and barrows drop at most terminals. Lambs also weaken with spring lambs near Sioux Falls and South St Paul at 70 to 71 dollars for 95 to 135 pounds.
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Midwest
South St. Paul
Weekly Livestock Market
Slaughter
Sioux Falls
Slaughter Spring Lambs
Choice
Prime
Weekly grain review shows prices fall on improved crops and rain
Rain and cooler weather boosted crop prospects across the nation through July 25 while rising yields and a strong dollar pressured markets. Farmers sold modestly to clear storage as feed demand stayed slow, with futures dropping across corn, wheat, and soybeans. Iowa, Illinois, and Minnesota price moves reflect better crops, ample supplies, and softer export demand, with oats and barley mostly lower and alfalfa meal rising on Westward demand.
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Minneapolis
Glenn
Morex/Robust
Trade unit imposes duty on live Canadian hogs
The International Trade Commission voted 2 to 1 on July 25 to impose an import duty of about 10 percent on live hogs from Canada retroactive to April 3, while rejecting a similar tariff on slaughtered pork. Agriculture Secretary John R. Block welcomed the ruling as a step against subsidized Canadian hogs, though a pork-only duty was not approved. Canadian live hog imports rose to 2.6 percent of the U.S. market early this year, with Canada exporting $155 million in live hog shipments last year.
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International Trade Commission
Canada
Agriculture
John R. Block
ITC
United States
U.S
Commerce Department
Commission
Commerce
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