Livestock market steady across cattle hogs and feeders
Cattle rates hold steady with top cows at 36.30, utility cows 31-35, dairy heifers 32-36, bulls 38-41, cutters 32-38, beef bulls 35-40, calves 32 and down. Replacement calves show steady Holstein bull calves 40-60 top 65, Holstein heifers 50-96. Feeder cattle steady with Holstein steers 35-39, beef steers 38-44, beef heifers 32-37, utility 22-32. Hogs weaker with numbers for No 1 and 2 butchers 44-45, heavy 42-44, packers 38-40, boars 31-35.
Market Prices For Cattle Hogs And Calves
COWS steady utility 34-37 80. Canner and cutter 32-36. Light canners 29-32. Heavy dairy 38-42. Good beef 36-40. Light 33-36. FED CATTLE steady. Good to choice steers 40-45. Standard to good 37-40. Good choice heifers 38-42. Standard good heifers 35-38. Holstein steers 39-42. Repl. Hol. heifers 50-70. Repl. beef 40-50. Repl. Hol. bulls 50-65. Choice veal 60-75. Good-choice veal 40-60. HOGS lower. Top butchers 46-46.44. Sows 38-40. Boars 30-32. Beef and x-bred steers 40-50. Beef-bred heifers 37-43. Holstein steers 38-41. Open Holstein heifers 42-50. Springing Hol. heifers 550-800.
Livestock and Market Prices From St Paul Minnesota
Market notes from St Paul Minnesota listing cattle hogs and sheep volumes for Monday March 7 1977 with grain prices and livestock categories. Includes slaughter steer and heifer ranges Holstein prices cows eggs butter beef and dairy item values alongside cheese barrels and potato prices.
Livestock Prices Trim Steers and Hogs at So. St. Paul Market
USDA market report shows gains for most classes at So. St. Paul aside from hogs and slaughter steers. Slaughter steers steady to 0.50 lower, heifers up 0.50, cows up 0.50, bulls steady, feeders up 0.50, hogs down 0.50 to 1. Lambs up 2 to 4, with tops and shipment details for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, and lambs, plus hide value and carcass cut-out estimates.
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So. St. Paul
USDA
Potato price report highlights mixed potato and livestock values
Madison federal reporters show russet burbanks at $4.75 per hundred with round whites $2.65 to $3 and round reds $3 to $3.50. Bakers 80-90 count fetch $10. Russet burbanks 76 percent of stock, round whites 17 percent, reds 4 percent, chip stock 3 percent. Wisconsin feeder pig co op select 40 lb at $42, choice $40.50. Added ranges cover pigs, heifers, bulls, steers, veal calves, slaughter hogs, sows, boars, lambs. Cheese prices listed. Idaho russets $3.65-$3.85. poultry quotes support.
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Madison
Wisconsin dairy and grain prices update March exchange rates
Market report shows butter and cheese quotes for Wisconsin and New York with grades and prices. Grain markets note soybeans rising on world demand, Brazil crop concerns, and cash prices for spring and winter wheat, corn, oats, malting barley, feed barley, and oilseeds with Minneapolis and Duluth bid movements. Soybean meal and linseed meal volumes are listed as steady to lower.
Grain futures and cash prices across crops and feeds
Minneapolis March 1 quotations show futures for Wheat and Corn with percent changes and cash prices for Spring and Winter Wheat Durum Rye Corn Oats Soybeans Flax Sunflower Seed Bran Sine Seed Meal Soybean Meal Brewers Grains and Alfalfa Pellets listed with price ranges per ton or cwt and indicative percent changes. Rising prices for soybeans and mixed movements across grains reflect market activity in Chicago and Minneapolis.
Scrap Metal Prices Quoted by Max Phillips and Sons
Scrap iron net ton priced at 30 to 40 dollars and scrap sheet at 12 to 17 dollars per ton. Old batteries range from 1.50 to 1.90 dollars each. Scrap aluminum stands at 15 to 17 cents per pound. Newspaper rates are 15 dollars per ton up to 1,000 pounds, 20 dollars per ton for 1,000 to 3,990 pounds, 35 dollars per ton for 4,000 to 5,990 pounds, and 50 dollars per ton over 6,000 pounds.
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Max Phillips and Sons
Madison dairy market sees steady cheese and higher butter
USDA Dairy Market News reports the Midwest cheese market steady while butter rises on Chicago and New York markets. Credit Commodities Corp bought 5.9 million lb bulk butter and 4.9 million lb nonfat dry milk, sold 1.9 million lb standard grade NDM for animal feed. National butter production for week ending Feb 23 held at 23 million lb, cheese production down 3 percent year over year. Demand for spot Grade A bulk fluid milk rose with 71 loads moved out of state, up from 33 last week and 18 a year ago on the same date.
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Midwest
Chicago
New York
USDA
Dairy Market News
Credit Commodity Corp
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Eau Claire Leader-Telegram
Eau Claire Press Co
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Charles Alexander
Tom Lawin
Steve Kinderman
Wendy Kinderman
Dennis D. Brice
Doug Hosig
Central District
Rollie Waters
Southwestern
Howard Stindle
Northwestern
Charles Bartlett
Western
Dennis Bucheger
Loomis Livestock Stock Yards
Mondovi
Highway 10
John
Armour CO
John Loomis Livestock
Central Livestock Association
Paul
Minn
Glenn Nelson
Spring Valley
So. St. Paul, Minn
Wall Street Journal
Dairy Market
Russell Lund
Woodville
Ettrick Livestock Auction Market
Ettrick Market
Duane Johnson
Mgr. Ettrick
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