Cattle and Hog Market Prices From So. St. Paul Minnesota
Monday volume shows cattle 3,300 hogs 4,200 with detailed price ranges for cattle groups including feeders calves and replacement calves. Slaughter categories list steers heifers cows and bulls with firmness notes and weight bands, while hogs show No 1 to 3 and sow prices. Sheep and lambs traded at 56 to 58 for choice and prime slaughter lambs.
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Central Livestock Association
St Paul Minn
Westock
Livestock Market Quotes From Cattle and Hog Prices
Market brief lists cattle categories with price ranges across steers heifers and Holsteins including repl. stock and veal values. Hog section shows tops for butchers sows boars and beef bred stock with springing Holstein heifers priced 600 to 900 dollars.
Grain and livestock price wrap from June 21 1977
Weekly market report notes fall in wheat and most grains as harvest moves north into Oklahoma and weaker export demand weighs on prices. Prices for eggs butter cheese and potatoes listed. cows heifers bulls fed cattle hogs and lambs cited with weekly figures. soybeans oats corn barley flaxseed and sunflower prices also recorded with regional nuances in Minneapolis Duluth and southern Minnesota markets.
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Oklahoma
Cash grain futures and feed prices report
Market table lists futures for Wheat Corn Soybeans and various grain and feed commodities with current basis percentages and prices for Minneapolis and Chicago. Highlights include Spring W heat No 1 dark northern at 3.27 percent, Durum 3.58, Corn No 2 2.41 percent, Soybeans No 1 yellow 6.66 percent, plus per ton prices for bran flaxseed meal and other feeds.
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Chicago
U.S
Livestock Market Week Ends With Mixed Movements
The USDA Livestock Market News reports week ending June 17 saw slaughter steers and heifers fall $2 to $3, cows up briefly then down $0.50, bulls steady, veal calves steady to firm, feeders mainly $2 lower, hogs $0.50 higher, and slaughter lambs $35 lower. Fed cattle peaked at $59, Holstein steers to 1500 pounds at $52, cows to $42, bulls to $49.
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USDA
Grain Market News
Wisconsin Livestock Prices Feeders and Slaughter lambs Report
In the latest market summary Wisconsin feeder pigs sold 40 pound choices at 43.50 to 45.00 with 50 pound options up to 46. Holstein replacement cattle ranged 60 to 124 for 90 to 200 pounds while bull calves were 60 to 78. Beef feeders hit 65.80 for steers and Holstein feeders topped 58.25 at 324 pounds. Feeder heifers reached 61 for 287 to 383 pounds. Hog buyers shifted toward 220 to 250 pound barrows and gilts around 50 with sows to 41.50 and boars 38. Slaughter ewe and feeder lamb values held steady with choice lambs up to 59 and 60 for old crop shorn. Feeder lambs 60 to 64 and a 45 head run of 55 pound spring lambs at 72. Estimated beef carcass cutout value per hundred fell to 93.67 from 70.22 last year at the same date.
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St. St. Paul
Scrap and Ferrous Scrap Prices From an Auction Notice
The notice lists complete automobiles ferrous scrap at 40-46 per ton and other ferrous items from 50-60 per ton, whole motors 45-53 per ton, sheet stock 20-28 per ton, appliances 12-16 per ton, aluminum 20-26 cents per pound, batteries 1.25-1.65 each, radiators 25-36 per hundredweight, stainless 10-16 per hundredweight, and newspaper at 6,000 pounds and up not accepted due to market conditions. Prices subject to market conditions and sale date.
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Rube Vcenrus Scannas
Comdof
Sepscisssoss Success
Wisconsin Egg and Produce Prices Exchange Trade June 16
Wisconsin eggs and produce report shows unchanged butter with Chicago Grade AA and A at 1.05, Grade B 1.022. Cheese prices steady with barrel cheddar at 96.7 and 40 lb blocks at 1.00, Swiss Grade A 1.34 and Grade B 1.32. Eggs steady with extra large 51-56, large 49-54, medium 41-46.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
The Country Today Rural Life Newspaper Mission
The Country Today presents a rural life focused edition with advertising reach across Minneapolis Chicago Omaha Kansas City Atlanta Dallas through national representatives. It highlights regional interests and community oriented journalism for farmers and small towns.
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National
Aing
Minneapolis
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Atlanta
Dallas
Cheese Contract Highlighted In Daily Market News
Land O Lakes of Spencer Wisconsin secured an ASCS Credit Commodity Corp contract for 268 800 pounds of pasteurized process American cheese at 1 07 per pound as part of a 3 8 million pound government purchase with about 2 5 million pounds from Wisconsin plants Other purchases included 1 4 million pounds bulk butter 162 000 pounds cheddar blocks 471 000 pounds barrel cheese 3 8 million pounds processed cheese and 13 3 million pounds nonfat dry milk U S butter production for the week ending June 8 reached 20 9 million pounds up 8 percent from a year ago cheese production was 48 9 million pounds up 2 percent from a year earlier
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Land O’ Lakes of
Spencer
Marathon County
Ascs Credit Commodity Corp
Wisconsin
Utah
Missouri
CCC
U.S
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