Cash grain futures and prices from Minneapolis exchange
The report lists futures moves and cash prices for wheat corn oats soybeans and related feedstuffs at the Minneapolis Grain Exchange with percent changes for futures and per ton FOB prices for products such as soybean meal linseed meal meat meal and brewers dried grains. Key spot values include spring wheat No 1 dark northern at 3 61 3 91 and winter wheat No 1 dark hard red at 3 32 with Durum 3 75 to 4 35 and soybeans No 1 yellow at 4 96.
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Minneapolis Grain Exchange
U.S
Minneapolis
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Prices Quoted by Max Phillips and Sons Complete Automobiles
Exchange date October 21 lists market steady scrap and nonferrous rates. Ferrous items include sheet iron and appliances with free of foreign material noted. nonferrous metals cover aluminum cans and batteries, copper, radiators, stainless, and related weights in net ton or per hundredweight. Also listed are newspaper, corrugated boxes, and other items with unit values.
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Max Phillips and Sons
Bodo Vstt
Hahas Uta Seamshedane
U S grants expanded grain sales to USSR in coming year
The Agriculture Department approved a Chinese-like expansion? No. The United States will allow the Soviet Union to purchase up to 22 million metric tons of U S grain in the next year, 10 million more than the long term supply pact’s annual level. Undersecretary Amstutz announced formal notice during a two day meeting with Soviet officials.
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Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
U.S
Daniel G. Amstutz
United States
Feeder cattle sale scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 p m
Oct 21 livestock prices list shows Bulls Cows Fat cattle replacement calves veal hogs and feeder pigs with ranges for each category. Feeder cattle sale set for Thurs Oct 24 at 7 30 p m with prices per head or cwt as listed.
Market snapshot from October 22 1984 prices
A historical price summary lists Wheat Corn and Soybeans at 3.82 3.76 and 6.24 percent, with grain, eggs, livestock and butter and potato ranges. Includes figures for cattle hogs lambs butter and potatoes across Extra large to small sizes and various categories.
Livestock Market Price Quotes From October 21
The report lists steady to fluctuating prices across cattle hogs and calves. Equities include Holstein replacements bulls 65-100 and heifers 35-40, dairy heifers 39-43, fed steers 53-57 prime, hogs weak butchers 43-44, sows 38-38, boars 28-33, and cattle ranges for cutters and feeders with various grades and weights.
Midwest Livestock Pigs Price List On Farm Pickup
Feeder pigs priced by weight for Midwest Livestock Producers. Premium grade 40-50 lb pigs with green tags picked up on farm at 32 to 40 dollars per head. Location listed as 32-35 South St. Paul Minnesota.
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Midwest Livestock
Egg and Dairy Prices Report Oct 18 Exchange
The report lists butter grades steady and lowering cheese barrel price, with cheddar barrel at 1.18 and blocks at 1.21. Wisconsin eggs show steady ranges for extra large 70-73, large 68-71, and medium 66-69 cents per dozen under the October 18 exchange date.
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Wisconsin
Weekly grain review shows mixed US market moves Oct 17
The week ending Oct 17 saw export demand rise for soft and hard red winter wheat under a bonus program as a weaker dollar aided exports. Canada halted new wheat sales due to crop weather damage while corn dropped as harvest resumed. Oilseeds mostly fell on harvest pressure though tight soybean holdings offered some support. prices for sunflower, flaxseed, and oats varied by market.
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Algeria
U.S
Canada
Omaha No. 2
Minneapolis
Buffalo Inspection Rules Eased by Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department announces new rules permitting buffalo inspections before slaughter. Starting November 15, live cattle can be checked at the producer’s premises, outside the transport vehicle at the plant, or in a pen at the plant.
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Agriculture Department
Livestock Markets See Mixed Moves Across Regions
Slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady or down slightly at South St. Paul Sioux Falls and Sioux City while Joliet Peoria and Omaha markets show gains. Boxed beef value sinks to 19.50 per cwt. wholesale beef prices ease amid midweek pressure. Slaughter cows bulls steady to higher with holstein steers steady. national prices show varied strength in steers heifers and bulls with barrows gilts mixed and sows weaker.
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South St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Nation
Joliet
Peoria
Omaha
South Paul
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin Dairy Output Rises Despite Slower 1984 Pace
Dairy Market News shows Wisconsin milk production up 12.5 percent year over year for the first nine months, led by California and New York gains. The five top producers supplied 51.2 percent of U.S. output and 50.6 percent of the year-to-year increase. Wisconsin whole milk spot shipments reached 66 tankers the week ending Oct. 17, up from 49 the prior week but below 105 in the same week in 1984.
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Wisconsin
Dairy Market News
California
New York
Minnesota
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