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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
2
National and state markets show higher stocks in New York with cotton quiet and Chicago grains soft. Livestock prices rise for slaughter steers and hogs, with top steer prices near 25.25 and hogs from 22.00 to 22.75 as feeders and cows show varied yields across grades.
Farmers' Livestock Exchange lists butcher cattle with heifers cows steers veal calves and lambs prices by grade and weight. Hogs sow and boar prices shown per cwt with ranges and per head where indicated.
Baltimore Livestock Auction reported cattle trading with steady to higher prices. Slaughter steers heifers and bulls showed adequate test of the trade while cows remained steady to higher. feeder cattle included in the day's sales.
USDA notes spotty demand for egg offerings across sizes. Large, ample, mediums, and smalls show varied prices. heavy weights range 43 to 48 with fancies and browns present. Notes include min weights and average counts. overall demand described as spotty amid mixed supply.
The report lists receipts and ending stocks for several grains and products. Wheat shows 16,080 bushels in stock with 3,474,002 bushels total. oats and rye have no receipts with modest stocks. barley and flour details are minimal. soybeans show 48,720 bushels in stock. millfeed has no receipts.
USDA cattle receipts in Baltimore are light and fail to trigger trading. Hog receipts run about 100 head, with early morning estimates suggesting total receipts may top 150. No early sales of barrows, gilts, or sows.
Mt Rogers reaches 5,729 feet above sea level, marking Virginia’s highest point. Located in Grayson Smyth County the summit stands as a notable geographic extreme.
Baltimore AP notes wheat receipts at 100188 bushels with no shipments and 5001 stocks. Opening price for No 2 red winter garlicky spot domestic 165 dollars per bushel.
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