Hog market dips as steers hold firm in Midwest markets
Hog prices fell $2 to $3.50 through Friday at major Midwest terminals amid a long holiday week, while slaughter steers and heifers closed steady to $1.50 lower in Midwest and Plains markets except St. Paul where prices held. Direct Texas Oklahoma Western Kansas and nearby states saw steers and heifers steady, Illinois higher by $1 to $1.50. Feeder cattle slipped slightly at South St. Paul as demand narrowed during the holiday. cows and bulls showed varied moves with dairy herd reductions lifting cow supplies. Slaughter cows ranged $35 to $43.25, with steers 1,050 to 1,300 pounds at $58 to $61, and heifers 850 to 1,150 pounds at $57 to $59.50. Spring lambs remained firm to $3 higher.
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Crop transition shifts grain markets across the nation
Through Aug 29 Minneapolis Wheat and feed grain markets show mixed price moves as old and new crop transition, with new crop corn harvest spreading northward and Kansas corn moving to Kansas City. Storage tightness drives barge use, while futures slip amid bumper crops and weak export demand.
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