Weekly Grain and Livestock Prices From South St Paul
In South St Paul Minnesota the weekly grain and livestock report lists cattle hogs and sheep prices with steers heifers and slaughter cows varying by weight and grade. The Beekeepers Association meeting in Chippewa Eau Claire is set for September 14 at 7 30 p m with Mark Kohn from Medford to discuss wax preparation for fairs and honey shows and lunch to follow.
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Eau Claire cattle and hog market prices update
Livestock price rundown shows steady to varied trading. Cattle categories list utility cows 38-41 and dairy heifers 40-46 with bulls 34-50 and calves 38-70, replacing Holstein calves 70-90 pounds at 70-90 top 1.05, hogs weaker with butchers 59-63 and packers 51-53, feeder cattle steady with Holstein steers 44-53 and beef stock 52-60, Monday auction notes bulk pigs 40-66 pounds.
Market quotes for Ettrick cattle and hogs
Steady to weak cattle and hogs with price ranges listed for Ettrick and fed cattle. Includes categories from cows, steers, heifers, calves, hogs, sows, boars, and replacement stock with figures such as Open Hol. heifers 55-75 and Springing Hol. heifers 900-1100 dollars.
Scrap Prices and Grain Market Summary
Prices from Max Phillips and Sons detail complete automobiles scrap ferrous and non ferrous items with per ton and per hundred weight rates. The report also covers grain futures and cash grain, noting weaker dollar boosting export demand expectations, with weekly changes across wheat corn soybeans flaxseed sunflowers and related feeds and box materials.
Cash grain price report with futures and seed values
A compact list of grain futures and cash prices from major markets shows Wheat at 3.91 percent, Corn at 2.30 percent, Oats at 1.53 percent, Soybeans at 5.56 percent, Rye No 2 at 2.92-2.95, Corn No 2 at 2.36, Oats No 1 at 1.56-1.58, Barley, Larker Beacon feeds, Soybeans No 1 yellow at 5.59, Flax No 1 at 6.25, and Sunflower seeds at 9.30 with various quality grades indicated.
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Feeder pig price list from co op and producers
A co op listing shows 45 lb pigs at 60.50 to 61.50 per hundredweight and Midwest producers quote 40-50 lb premium grade pigs at 59 to 62 with farm pickup. Additional 40-50 lb stock ranges from 58 to 67 per hundredweight.
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August milk prices and supply tighten across regions
Madison The August Minnesota Wisconsin Series Price rose to 12.44 per hundred for manufacturing grade milk, up two cents from July but down three cents from a year earlier. All milk averaged 13.28 for 3.5 test in August, up eight cents from July across 29 federal markets. fluid milk averaged 13.38, up eight cents. CCC dairy product purchases last week totaled 146.8 million pounds. Wisconsin shipped 23 spot fluid loads last week, 56 a year ago. three went to Florida and ten to Illinois. Florida loads are the first in nearly months, with tight supplies as bottlers rush to meet school and holiday demand, while production drops in Florida, California, and the East. The August price index for farm commodities and services fell by one point.
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Wisconsin Potatoes See Slow Trade Amid Lower Prices
Trading remained slow for Wisconsin potato dealers and shippers last week as prices stayed well below last year. Table stock shipments total 971000 hundredweights, about 400000 cwt under last season, while processing chip stock shipments reached 466000 cwt, up from 428000 cwt a year ago. Harvest is slightly curtailed by wet fields though crop quality is reported as very good.
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Market prices from September exchanges resemble steady dairy and grain trends
September 3 exchange data show BUTTER steady at Grade AA 1.49 percent and Grade A 1.47, Grade B 1.47 with Cheddar barrel at 1.31 and 40 lb blocks at 1.31. Wisconsin eggs range Extra large 69-74, Large 66-69, Medium 56-59. Grain wheat 3.72, corn 2.80, oats 1.90, soybeans 6.63. Livestock bids include cows 35-45, dairy heifers 42-48, bulls 42-54, fed cattle 55-62, slaughter hogs 48-49, sows 45, boars 35-40, lambs 50-52.
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Livestock Prices Slide at South St Paul yards
Slaughter steers and heifers fell early last week before beef trade strength came later. Slaughter steers 51-63 cents, cows 30-42 cents, bulls 42-53 cents, with some exotic bulls to 55. Feeder cattle mostly $1-2 lower, Holstein feeders softer, 49-61.7 cents. Lambs and veal mixed, barrows 65-66.5 cents, sows 55-56 cents, feeder pigs up 3-5 per head, lambs 51-53 cents, ewes 5-10 dollars, calves 35 cents to $1.06.
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