May 6 livestock market prices report tally
EQUITY livestock and Monroe May 6 trade show calves steady to weak with primes 62 to 72 and fats from 50 down. Cattle markets mix steady to weak with hogs lower. feed cattle steady. veal and replac calves listed. feeder cattle steady with steers at 57 to 62 and heifers 48 to 53 about. hogs 39 to 41 for packers and 33 to 38 for boars. Multiple grades for cows, bulls, and veal calves across Holstein and standard beef divisions.
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Fennimore
Market report shows varied cattle and hog price ranges
Faint to strong price ladders appear across cattle types from calves to fat cattle with Holsteins and beef calves listed. Hog prices rise slightly, with feeder pig and slaughter hog movements noted. new Central Hog Sales Office coordinated by Midwest Livestock Producers and Equity to boost volume and efficiency.
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Baraboo Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association
Midwest Livestock Producers
Norbert Brandt
Midwest
John D. Jenks
Equity
Arlington
Cash grain futures and May 6 cash prices summary
The report lists futures points for Wheat, Corn, Oats and Soybeans anchored to Minneapolis and Chicago markets. It then provides May 6 cash prices for Spring and Winter Wheat, Durum, Rye, Corn, Oats, Barley, Feedstuffs, Soybeans, Flax and Sunflower seeds with per unit figures and per ton quotes for related feed meals and byproducts. Names of commodities and price figures are included as given.
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Chicago
National Farmers Organization cattle price report May 6
Cull cow prices 80. Holstein steers Choice 85 Good 83 Bulls 84 Choice steers 90 Good steers 3 off Number fours 20 off Choice heifers 89 Good heifers 3 off. Additional information call 414-336-3734.
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National Farmers Organization
Wisconsin dairy and egg prices on May 3 exchange date
Butter prices show lower B Grade at 1.41 percent A Grade 1.40 percent B Grade 1.37 percent Cheese unchanged with Cheddar barrel 1.22 percent 40 lb blocks 1.26 percent as of April 22 exchange date Wisconsin eggs rise with Extra large 55 to 58 Large 53 to 56 Medium 48 to 51 percent
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Wisconsin
Weekly grain review shows mixed crops week May 2
Wheat and feed grains slid while soybeans fell nationwide as export demand slowed amid a strong dollar. Progress in U S planting was good except Atlantic states hampered by drought. Corn futures weakened with Kansas City milling quality steady near 3.00. Soybeans dropped due to lower oil markets and import competition. Oats and barley declined on ample imports, while feed meals eased from crush demand.
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U.S
Kansas City
Omaha
Southwest
Texas
Kansas
Kansas City No. 1
Livestock trading shows mixed hog bids and lower beef prices
For week ending May 3, Midwest Livestock Review reports hogs uneven across regions with Iowa and Southern Minnesota steady to 50 cents higher, Illinois mostly steady, and Indiana 25 to 50 cents lower. Western Cornbelt mostly 50 cents to $1.50 lower, South St. Paul firm to $1 higher on heavy hogs. Beef values slide, with slaughter cattle steady to $1 lower and vealers at South St. Paul $60 to $80, lambs up to $3 higher at Midwestern terminals.
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Midwest Livestock Review
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Indiana
South St. Paul
Omaha
Sioux Falls
U.S
Choice
Prime
Daily market notes on dairy prices and CCC purchases
Madison Butter and cheese prices held steady for the week at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the National Cheese Exchange in Green Bay. The April 1985 Wisconsin manufacturing grade milk price was 11.98 dollars per hundredweight at 3.71 butterfat, and 11.62 on a 3.5 fat basis for Minnesota Wisconsin. Preliminary all milk prices averaged 12.71 at 3.5 test. For April 29 to May 3 CCC bought 9.5 million pounds of butter, 13.1 million pounds of cheese, and 31.4 million pounds of non-fat dried milk, the largest moves in weeks, with milk equivalent 325.5 million pounds.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
National Cheese Exchange
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Statistical Reporting Service
CCC
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