Minneapolis cash grain prices May 13 for futures and feeds
May 19 cash prices at Minneapolis Grain Exchange show spring wheat No 1 dark northern 13 percent at 3.64 42, 14 percent 4.08, 15 percent 4.48. Winter wheat No 1 dark hard red 12 percent 3.40. Durum 4.20-4.35. Rye No 2 2.20-2.30. Corn No 2 2.49, oats No 1 1.20-1.26. Barley Morex 1.85-2.05, Glenn 1.85-2.05. Feed No 3+ 1.30. Soybeans No 1 yellow 5.33-4? 5.34? Flax No 1 5.20. Sunflower seeds 8.20-8.40. Duluth feedstuffs May 13 per ton: soybean meal 44% 165.50, 46% 175.50. linseed meal 34% 120. meat meal 50% 175. wheat bran 44. wheat middlings 44. alfalfa meal dehydrated 94.50.
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Weekly Markets roundup with varied metal and auto prices
Prices from Max Phillips and Sons cover COMPLETE AUTOMOBILES by size with ranges from 10 to 24 dollars each. FERROUS SCRAP includes steel castings and sheet iron, plus deep freezers and free of foreign material appliances. NON-FERROUS SCRAP lists aluminum, copper, batteries, radiators, and stainless items with quoted per hundredweight and per ton figures.
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Livestock prices at South St. Paul market May report
South St. Paul Minn May 19 livestock sale shows cattle 1000 head hogs 2000 sheep 300 with steers Holstein and slaughter cattle traded mostly steady to higher. Choice heifers 900 1200 pounds 53 54 percent good and choice 52 53. Holstein steers weak to 50 cents higher 1200 1600 pounds 46 47 percent good and choice 45 46. Hog prices steady to 50 cents higher with weights 140 250 pounds at 65 80.
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Feeder pig and livestock prices from Stratford to Lancaster
Market summary lists weights and prices for cattle hogs sheep and calves across Stratford Milwaukee Nos 1 and 2 and Lancaster feeders. Reports strong to higher bids for several classes with receipts around 600 cattle 400 calves and 100 hogs. May prices show feeder pigs 40-70 lbs and extreme top lots up to 58.50 per head based on size and weight.
National Farmers Organization cattle price report May 12
National Farmers Organization reports statewide cattle prices as of May 12 trade date with cull cow prices at 77, holstein steers 81 choice 81 good 77 bulls 81 fat cattle choice steers 92 good steers five dollars off number fours fifteen dollars off choice heifers 90 good heifers five dollars off. Holstein steer contracting opportunities listed for July 46.80, September 46.30, November 47.10 with contact numbers 715-985-2345 or 1-800-247-2554.
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Sveetown Beetown Market Report May 14 Trade
Cattle reads steady with top cows at 40.50 utility 36-40 canners 34-38 shelly 31 and down. Bulls steady commercial 45-49 light 38-44. Fed cattle steady good char beef steers 49-52 heifers 48-51 standard good steers 44-48 Holstein line 40-44. Feeders steady to weak 300-500 lb 53-58 600-800 lb 48-53 etc. Veal calves good 60-80 lightweight 45-60. Replacement calves steady Holstein calves 70-1.00 beef calves 80-1.00. Hogs steady No 1 22-40 43-44.50 heavy butchers 40-43 packers 38-40 light packers 34-37 boars stags 30 and down May 13 trade 40-50 lb hogs 38-42 per head.
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Market auction shows varied calf and cattle prices
The report lists prices for calves with slaughter calves at 40 to 65 and replacement calves from 65 to 110, Ch. steers 57 to 58.50, Ch. heifers 54 to 56.50, Holstein steers 46 to 49, cow ranges 38 to 44 for cutter utilities and 34 to 39 for canners, with three percent shrinkage on morning delivered fat cattle. Grain prices include Wheat 3.69, Corn 2.79, Oats 1.63, Soybeans 5.83. Livestock prices cover hogs, sows, boars, beef feeders, and slaughter lambs. Butter quoted at 1.40 to 1.41.
Bonduel and Eau Claire May 19 cattle price listing
Regional market notes show steady to higher bidding on cattle with Holsteins and dairy heifers valued by class. Wisconsin prices from Bonduel and Eau Claire list ranges for calves, bulls, cows, feeders, and hogs, noting steady or strong demand, with notable brackets for steers, heifers, and utility categories.
Livestock and dairy price ranges from Monticello to Idaho
Market notes show USDA shipping point prices for russet potatoes in 100 lb sacks and 50 lb cartons across Washington Colorado Idaho with per cwt ranges. Livestock lists calves hogs sheep and cattle with varied price bands and terms such as strength and steady markets across regions.
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Market rundown on cattle hogs and dairy prices May trade
A dense price list shows fed cattle and feeder cattle ranges by class from utility to high grade, with steers heifers and calves quoted across weights. Hogs, sows and boars are up to date, butter cheese and Wisconsin eggs unchanged or firm, reflecting mid May trade despite wide variety of grades and cuts.
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