Livestock prices in South St Paul market report
South St Paul Minnesota cattle hogs sheep and livestock prices dated September 12 show slaughter steers 57 to 58.50 per cwt for 1100 to 1300 pounds Holstein steers 50 to 54.60 with higher early quotes. Hogs 50 cents to one dollar lower with prices for 240 to 260 pounds at 45.50 to 46.50. Sheep and lambs steady to firm with spring lambs 48 to 50 and shorn 50 to 52. Feeder pigs 22 to 26.50, sows 39.50 to 42, boars 35.50 to 36.50. Continuous market actions across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Market Report Eau Claire Cattle and Feeders
Equity Eau Claire market notes steady prices across cattle types with top cattle listing 50-56 for fed steers and 60-80 replacement Holsteins. Calves and calves by breed show wide ranges, feeder cattle steady with Holstein and beef categories, hogs and sows steady, and a Monday feeder pig auction noted for 40-60 lb pigs.
Market prices from Sept 15 1982 and Sept 14 1973
Historical price table lists GRAIN WHEAT CORN OATS SOYBEANS for Sept 15 1982 and Sept 14 1973 with ranges for eggs butter and livestock including cows heifers bulls fed cattle slaughter hogs sows boars slaughter lambs and butter Grade A
Market Prices for Metals and Recyclables Shown
Price listings from Max Phillips and Sons COMPLETE AUTOMOBILES and various scrap markets. Quotes cover ferrous and non ferrous scrap, appliances, motors, sheet iron, aluminum cans, brass, copper, radiators, stainless, newspaper, U Can Recycling Center items, and livestock prices from Midwest producers. Includes price ranges per hundredweight and per pound with units and notes on foreign material removal.
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Eau Claire
Wisconsin milk shipments to southern states rise in week
Wisconsin shipped 95 spot loads of fluid milk to Florida Indiana and Michigan last week down 10 from the prior week. Five loads of skim milk moved to Indiana. Year to date 296 spot loads of whole milk have left Wisconsin, 10 more than 1982. Government purchases totaled 192 percent million pounds across butter cheddar mozzarella and nonfat dry milk.
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Weekly grain review highlights mixed futures and price moves
Hot dry weather pressured soybeans and corn while traders held back. Wheat mills soaked up supplies as flour grind improved and export demand rose for feed grains and oil seeds. Minneapolis wheat slipped while Chicago corn and soybeans rose, with oats and barley edging higher and soybean meal and other feeds steady ahead of Labor Day.
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Market quotes cash grain and feedstuffs for Minneapolis
Sept wheat futures and Dec corn oats and soybeans show gains or quotes for cash grain. Prices listed include rye corn oats barley flax sunflowers and various feedstuffs with per ton and per cwt figures.
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Livestock Prices Mixed as Holiday Week Impacts Trade
Fed cattle prices rose modestly amid solid buyer demand to bolster inventories in a shortened week. Slaughter prices mostly declined with steers 52 to 57.7 cents, heifers 50 to 56.4, Holstein steers 43 to 53.6, cull cows 30 to 39, bulls 41 to 51. Hogs fell 1 to 1.50 with sows up 2 to 3, barrows and gilts around 47, feeder pigs down 22.50, lambs 50 to 54, ewes 6 to 14, veal calves 25 to 116, Holstein calves 50 cents to 1.00.
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Fed cattle prices to stabilize says Iowa State economist
An Iowa State University economist predicts fed cattle prices will stabilize through year end near early September levels. He notes prices for choice steers fell from about 70 to 58-60, with a wide farm to retail beef margin contributing to declines. He expects 1984 prices to average the high 50s to low 60s, then possibly 63 to 66 from January to March, with feeders steady despite higher corn costs.
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