Cattle Prices Rise as Market Opens Busy in Omaha
Market News from the Bureau of Markets reports cattle receipts in Omaha last week up one third from the prior week. Prices firmed with feeders and butchers steady to slightly higher, grass cattle weaker. top veal at 10.50, feeder and yearling bids around 6.25 to 6.50, common ranges for steers and heifers. Grain and potato markets show mixed trends with corn shortages, wheat decline, and steady hogs and lambs. prices for Nebraska produce and eggs mostly unchanged.
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