Livestock Prices Report From South St Paul Minnesota
South St Paul Minnesota Monday market report shows cattle vealers hogs and sheep arranged by category with price ranges higher on slaughter steers and heifers and steady to higher on cows bulls and calves Hog prices up 1.50 while hogs No 1 and 2 200-240 lbs bring 49 dollars Cattle notes list steer weights 1050-1300 lbs and 1200-1600 lbs with various price bands Slaughter cows utility and commercial and dairy defer categories listed with price ranges and shifts Sheep and lambs show higher by 1.00 across spring slaughter lambs 90-120 lbs and spring feeders 60-100 lbs
Wisconsin cattle and hog market prices and listings
A liquidation style market listing shows feeder cattle and fed cattle prices by grade, Holstein and beef categories, calf quotes, and hog quotes. Also included are dairy cattle replacement calves, replacement autos, and miscellaneous items with unit prices and notes.
Market Prices and Grades For Butter Cheese Eggs And Metals
June 12 exchange date lists unchanged Chicago butter grades A B and AA with 1.45 to 1.47 percent. cheese cheddar barrel blocks and 40 lb blocks at 1.31 and 1.35 percent. Wisconsin eggs unsettled with weight classes and breaking stock checks. nonferrous scrap prices for aluminum cans copper and coin remain varied. paper and box values shown by weight, with minimum sale weights and price per hundredweight, and conditions for acceptance noted as market dependent.
Market prices from June 17 1980 and 1971
Historical price snapshot lists feeder pig co op and Midwest values for 45 to 50 pound pigs, 40 to 50 pound pigs with more grains eggs livestock butter potatoes and varied livestock prices. Grain and eggs show percent and dollar ranges for June dates.
Weekly grain review shows mixed futures and light selling
Spot grain prices were steady to down as country selling remained light on the Minneapolis Grain Exchange. For the week ended June 11, Minneapolis July wheat fell 1 cent to $4.34, sunflowers up 71 cents to $12.97 per cwt, Chicago July corn up 5 cents to $3.45, and soybeans down 5? cents to $7.24. Continuous notes include mixed futures, firm dollar influence, and various price moves across wheat, corn, soybeans, oats, rye, barley, flaxseed, sunflowers, and oil.
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Cash grain price report with multiple commodity quotes
The bulletin lists cash grain values for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Soybeans and other grains. Spring Wheat No 1 values range from 4.55 to 5.02 percent with varying protein, Winter Wheat No 1 dark red, Durum and Rye prices noted, Corn No 2 3.20 to 3.25 percent, Oats No 1 2.16 to 2.33, Soybeans No 1 yellow at 7.50 percent, Flax No 1 8.15, Sunflower Seeds 12.90 per cwt.
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Wisconsin Fluid Milk Spot Shipments Absent Week Ten Twelve
For the week ending June 11 no spot shipments of Wisconsin fluid milk were reported, marking the 12th straight week this year without spot market activity. The absence continues a prolonged lull in dairy deliveries to spot buyers.
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Dairy prices steady as CCC purchases noted in week
For the week ended June 4, federal milk order prices remained unchanged from 1980 levels on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the National Cheese Exchange. Commodity Credit Corp net dairy purchases totaled 6.1 million pounds butter, 3.9 million pounds cheddar blocks, 5.8 million pounds barrel cheese, 21.8 million pounds nonfat dry milk powder, and 29.7 million pounds American cheese loaves at 1.43 selling rate. Butter production fell 3 percent to 24.9 million pounds while cheese output reached a record 58.7 million pounds, up 2 percent from the prior week and 7 percent year over year.
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Pennetta Narrowly Edges Pere In Open Title Bout
In a tight professional match Pennetta defeats Pere to claim a disputed victory near the end. The bout featured key exchanges and momentum shifts at the venue, drawing a crowd and signaling a potential rematch.
Livestock Prices Rise Across Most Classes At South St. Paul
Last week at South St. Paul stockyards virtually every animal class posted higher prices. Slaughter steers topped $65-67 for choice over 1,175 pounds and Holsteins $58.50-60.50. slaughter heifers $64-65.20. cows $43-46. bulls $50-54. Weaners steady to up $5, feeder steers $60-67.25, feeder heifers $48-62, Holsteins $46-58.75. Barrows and gilts $47.50-58. sows $41-41.50. boars to $43.50. Slaughter lambs up $3-4. ewes steady. Estimated carcass value for 600-700 pound beef $112.72. hide and offal for 1000-pound steer $60. Year-ago values shown for comparison.
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Grain and soy futures rise on CBOT amid weak dollar
Grain and soy markets closed higher on the Chicago Board of Trade as traders cited a softer dollar and hopes for lower interest rates boosting export demand. Weekend rains delayed spring planting and winter wheat harvesting, providing buying support for soybeans and wheat along with corn. July wheat traded near 4.08 a bushel, July corn about 3.50, July soybeans near 7.41, with shifts in open interest and prior-session sales noted.
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