Equity Livestock Trade Report September 9 10
Equity livestock report covers calves hogs cattle and bulls with price ranges for Sept 9 and Sept 10 estimates. Calves steer and heifer categories show steady to higher values for fancy and best grades while cull and utility lines drift lower. Hogs see lower sow and boar prices. beef and Holstein cattle range from mid 30s to mid 40s with top Holstein steers in 40s. Sept 10 estimates list fancy select primes and good to choice ranges, with culls down and throwouts spotlit.
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National Farmers Organization
Live Market Quotes for Veal Calves and Cattle Prices
Market summaries show veal calves and beef cattle across categories with steady to weak trends. Prices cover calves from lightweights to Holsteins, cattle from feeder to fat ranges, and associated dairy stock, with regional notes and September trade references.
Fall Consignment Sale to Offer 25 Breeding Stock
Fond du Lac hosts the 42nd annual Fall Consignment Sale at the fairgrounds on Sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m. Ches ter Whites Hampshires Spotters and Yorkshires will be sold. all hogs meet health tests and come from disease-free herds.
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Lancaster Feeder Pig Sale Reports 962 Head Trade
Consigners include Paul and John Jaeger Brownsville Louis Krueger Campbellsport Reinhold and Steven Grams Fond du Lac Norman Ries and Sons Lamira Mike and Jerry Loehr Mt Calvary Auctioneers O'Brien Brothers call for catalog 414 929 3137 Prices per head show declines from 40 to 50 lbs 22 29 50 60 lbs 25 75 35 50 60 70 lbs 35 50 37 50 Extreme tops 115 head 44 lbs 29 40 head 50 lbs 35 50 40 head 60 lbs 36 75 36 head 72 lbs 38 Midwest Livestock Producers this week's price 40 50 lb premium grade detailed pigs Green tagged 25 28 South St Paul Minn 40 50 lb 25 29 50
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Louis Krueger
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Fond du Lac
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Cash grain prices and futures for major cereals
Futures show Wheat down 3.31 percent in Minneapolis and Corn up 2.15 percent in Chicago. Cash prices list Spring Wheat No 1 dark northern at 3.37 percent or 3.70 percent with 15 percent 4.14 percent. Winter Wheat 12 percent 3.11 percent. Durum 3.80 to 4.35. Rye 2.05 to 2.10. Corn No 2 2.41. Oats No 1 1.23 to 1.25. Barley ranges 2.05 to 2.20. Feed 3 or better 1.40. Soybeans No 1 yellow 5.10 percent. Flax No 1 6.35. Feedstuffs include Minneapolis per ton values: Soybean meal 44% 138.70, 47% 148.70. Linseed meal 34% 80. Meat meal 50% 155. Brewers dried grains, Wheat bran 34, Wheat middlings 32, Alfalfa meal 81.
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Slaughter Calves and Replacement Stock Market Prices
Market report for Freetown listing prices by category: head sold of slaughter calves 30 to 54, replacement calves 50 to 90, culls 51 to 53.50, Charolais steers 51 to 53.50, Charolais heifers 50 to 52.75, Charolais Holstein steers 44 to 47, cutter and utility 36.50 to 40.50, canner 32 to 38, bulls 43.50 to 48.50.
Midwest livestock market mixed with regional gains ahead
Fed cattle ranged steady to a dollar lower at most Midwest yards, Joliet gains 50 cents to a dollar. Demand light as packers meet slaughter needs. overweight cattle discounted. South St. Paul shows declines for steers and bulls, while feeders stay active though heavy weights soften. Hog futures firm as slaughter hogs rebound, barrows and gilts up. sows mixed by weight. Veal calves and Holstein replacements steady to firm with varied cattle prices across regions.
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Weekly grain review shows firmer prices amid light farm sales
Grain prices rose in the upper Midwest last week as demand for nearby supplies improved while farm selling stayed light. Elevators brace for tight space due to lean grain handoffs and the end of August. Export demand remains quiet with few deferred sales as strong growing conditions prevail and barge activity slows but may improve with winter. Wheat and yellow corn moved higher amid new export trades and rains delaying harvest, while soybeans gained on nearby demand. Reports from Minneapolis show mixed grain shifts with autumn planting nudging ahead and field moisture favorable in many areas.
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