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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1980
Page
2
The list records cattle categories with price ranges including Ettrick cows 44 to 49, strong utility 44 to 48, light canners 40 to 44, bulls 54 to 57 for heavy dairy and 54 to 57 for good beef, calves 90 to 215, hogs 18 to 30, feeder cattle 55 to 90, and cattle top at 47.80 with utility cows 43 to 47, canners 38 to 43, dairy heifers 44 to 48, bulls 50 to 53, beef bulls 45 to 52, and select calves 75 to 85.
South St Paul Minnesota cattle market reports steady to higher prices across categories. Slaughter steers 50 cents to 1 dollar higher with choice 1050 to 1250 pounds at 63 to 64. Replacement calves steady with Holstein calves 90 to 120 dollars and heifer calves up to 205. Holstein steers 1200 to 1600 pounds 57 to 58 for choice, feeders steady with Holstein steers 45 to 54 and beef cattle 52 to 62 top segments. Heavy packers and lightweight packers show 21 to 30 and 22 to 34 respectively.
Livestock report shows higher prices for slaughter and feeder cattle at South St. Paul last week while hogs and sheep were mixed. Slaughter steers and heifers firm to 50 cents higher. cows up 2 to 3. bulls steady to 2 higher. Vealers 5 to 10 lower. Holstein calves $85 to $124. replacement heifers $125 to $175. Feeder heifers with medium frames traded $53 to $69.50. hogs steady to 50 cents lower for 200 to 250 pounds, sow prices firm to up 50 cents, boars mostly $20.
Summary of last week feeder pig prices with weights and farm pickup details. Feeder pigs ranged from 18 to 20.50 per hundredweight, slaughter lambs up 3 to 4, and ewes down 1 to 2. Feeder lambs priced 68 for spring and 45 to 55 for old crop. Beef carcass cut-out value for 600 to 700 pounds listed at 106.94, up from 108.46 last year. steer hide and offal averaged 50.60, down from 99.50 a year ago.
The notice lists grading and pricing for slaughter cattle hogs sheep and lambs including heifers cows bulls calves and feeders with price ranges and market notes. Grain eggs and non ferrous scrap prices are shown alongside market condition dates and quantities.
The report outlines grain prices for wheat corn oats and soybeans with ranges for the livestock market including cows heifers bulls and slaughter hogs. It also tracks butter cheese and Wisconsin egg prices with market evaluations for weight classes and futures on Minneapolis and Chicago exchanges for the week ending June 5.
Spot spring wheat fell 1 percent to 5 percent gains with 14 percent protein at 4.17 dollars. Rye No 1 and 2 dropped 7 to 9 cents to 2.48. Corn unchanged at 2.46. Oats slipped 2 to 6 cents with No 1 heavy at 1.60 and No 2 heavy 1.58 to 1.60. Malting barley firm as 1980 crop yield and quality expected weak. Soybeans off 6 cents to 5.79. Sunflower oil type weakens. flaxseed steady at 6.50. Sunflower futures fell 10 cents to 9.10.
The page lists cash grain prices for Wheat 4.07 percent, Corn 2.74, Oats 1.66, Soybeans 6.22, Rye No 2 at 2.58-2.60, Corn No 2 at 2.47-2.48, Oats No 1 at 1.62-1.63, Barley values for Larker 3.00-3.20, Beacon 2.70-2.85, Blue 2.75-2.80, Feed No 3 or better 1.95, Soybeans No 1 yellow 5.80 percent. Also Sunflower Seeds (cont.) 9.10. Feedstuffs (June 3 prices) per ton in Minneapolis include Soybean meal 44% 164.70, Soybean meal 48% 178.70, Linseed meal 34% 132, Meat meal 50% 182.50, Brewers' dried grains 106, Wheat bran 77, Wheat middlings 73, Alfalfa meal dehydrated 104.
Trading data across multiple contracts shows June August October and other months closing around 64 to 66.95 with diverse grain and livestock items. Estimations of sales and open interest are provided for feeder cattle live hogs potatoes and related futures with Friday totals and changes from Thursday.
Last week on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange butter grades held at 1.38 for AA with A and B showing small changes. National Cheese Exchange prices unchanged. The Commodity Credit Corp saw very heavy product movement with purchases totaling 13.1 million pounds butter and 53 million pounds cheese produced, up from prior periods.
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