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National
Grain Market
St. Joseph, MO
Tuesday November 21, 1995
USDA-MO Dept Ag Market Newt
Daily National Grain Summary
Grain and soybean bids were all lower in
slow trading ahead of the holiday this
week. No new exports were reported over
night for any commodity and profit taking
set in on the board. Wheat 1 to 7 cents low
er. Com 1 to 4 cents lower. Sorghum S to 8
cents lower. Soy- beans 1 to 6 cents lower.
Wheat bids lost yesterday's gains in pre
holiday trading. Export demand continued
nill and nothing on the books at this time.
Some dry weather in winter wheat growing
areas, limited declines. Com and soybean
bids extended Monday's losses as export
sales re- main quiet, fund selling on the
board continued and a pick up in farmer
selling ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
This could be the story the test of the week.
Export demand: Purchaser Commodity
Tonnage Del date Nothing new to report.
Date Change Year ago Truck bids:
11/21/95 11/20/95 11/22/94 Wheat: Kan
sas City (HRW, ORD) 5.20-5.21 dn 6
3.94-3.95 Minneapolis (DNS, 14%) 5.32
3/4 dn 7 3/4 4.00 1/4 Portland (SW)
5.34-5.35 unch-dn 1 4.49-4.52 St. Louis
(SRW) 4.90-5.13 dn 7-unch 3.69-3.73
Com, US 2 Yellow; Kansas City
3.32-3.33 dn 3 2.15-2.17 Minneapolis 2.88
1/2 dn 4 1.9 S 3/4 Southern lowa 3.18-3.25
dn 3-1 2.13-2.14 Omaha 3.03-3.08 dn 2
1.96-2.00
Soybeans, US 1 Yellow: Kansas City
6.72 dn 2 5.56-5.58 Minneapolis 6.41 1/4
dn 1 1/4 5.45 3/4 Southern lowa 6.72-6.81
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RECEIVING DATES; 11/30 & 12/1: 8-3; 12/2; 8-12
up 2-1 5.61-5.65 Cent IL Processors 6.80
1/4-6.85 1/4 dn 3 1/4-6 1/4 5.66 3/4-5.74
3/4
Futures Close: Kansas City (Dec) Wheat
5.00 1/2 dn 6 3/4'3.79 3/4 Minneapolis
(Dec) Wheat 4.84 1/4 dn 6 1/4 3.70
1/4-3.84 Chicago (Dec) Wheat 4.95 dn 1
3.66 3/4 Chicago (Dec) Com 3.23 1/2 dn 3
2.15 Chicago (Dec 96) Com 2.79 1/4 unch
Chicago (Jan) Soybeans 6.78 1/4 dn 1 1/4
5.65 3/4 Chicago (Jan 97) Soybeans 6.71
1/2 dn 1
Export Bids: Barge or rail. Port of New
Orleans or North Texas Gulf. US 1 HRW
Wheat, Ord. Protein: 5.56 1/2 dn 6 3/4 4.27
3/4-4.28 3/4 US 2 SRW Wheat: 5.42-5.45
dn 2 4.00 3/4-4.01 US 2 Yellow Com: 3.53
1/2-3.55 1/2 dn 6-5 2.44 1/2-2.45 US 2
Yellow Sorghum; Rail 6.28 dn 5 4.43
Barge 6.46-6.51 dn 8-5 4.55 US 1 Yellow
Soybeans: 7.16 1/4 up 3/4-1 1/4 5.93-5.95
Oklahoma City
Feeder Cattle
Oklahoma City, OK
Wed Nov 22, 1995
USDA-OK Dept Ag Market Newt
Oklahoma National Stockyards Weekly
Cattle Summary
Compared to last Monday: Feeder cattle
and calves steady to 1.00 higher. Demand
very good for all classes. Quality of supply
slipped tome from last week and about
average. Yearling weigh-ups average to
full; calves mostly average. Calf flesh
medium to moderately fleshy; yearlings
medium to thin. Several drafts of calves
coming in off wheal that didn’t make pas
ture due to dry conditions. High cost of
feedlot gams and wide spreads in Choice
and Select carcasses has created excellent
Cnsco
Terry
demand for lo Medium frame feeden.
Very Large frame feeders looting popular
ity for tame reasons. Slaughter cows
steady to 1.00 higher, advance on Cutters.
Slaughter bulls steady. Packer demand
fairly good. Dressing percents improved
with a huger number of cows in good flesh
and gaunt weigh-upt and considerable
decrease in veiy low dressing cull cows.
Total of 475 cows and bulls told with
about 80 percent going to packers.
Receipts this week 9,950; last week
14,929; last year 6,280. Supply consisted
of 54 percent yearli.igt and many calves
over 600 lbs; 41 percent calves under 600
lbs; 5 percent cows and bulls. Prices fallow
with weighted avenge weight and price in
parenthesis.
Feeder Steers: Medium and Large 1
350-400 lbs (368 lbs) 70.00-77.00 (72.14);
400-500 lbs (450 lbs) 63.00-72.00 (67.22);
500-550 lbs (528 lbs) 61.25-67.50 (64.70);
550-600 lbs (581 lbs) 59.00-63.50 (61.69);
600-700 lb calves (650 lbs) 60.00-66.00
(62.16); 650-700 lb yearlings (669 lbs)
66.50-69.25 (67.97); 700-800 lbs (750 lbs)
66.00- 70.00 (68.23); 700-750 lb calves
(715 lbs) 63.75-66.50 (64.70); 800-850 lbs
(826 lbs) 65.00-67.25 (66.52); 850-900 lbs
(889 lbs) 63.25- 65.75 (64.30); 900-950 lbs
(918 lbs) 63.50-64.25 (64.12). Holstein:
Urge 2 500-800 lbs 40.50-42.00; 800-850
lbs 42.00-45.50.
Feeder Heifen; Medium and Large 1
400-500 Ibt (450 lbs) 54.00-59.75 (57.01);
500-600 Ibt (550 lbs) 54.00-59.00, few to
60.75 (56.12); 600-700 lb calves (650 lbs)
54.50-60.00 (57.70); 650-700 lb yearling!
(676 Ibi) 60.75-65.00 (62.33); 700-800 lb»
(750 Ibi) 62.75-66.00 (63.82); 800-850 Ibi
(813 lbs) 59.50-61.00 (60.09); 900-950 Ibi
(909 Ibi) 55.00-59.00 (58.14).
Slaughter Cows: Cutter, boning and break
ing Utility average dressing 28.00-31.50;
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HEIFER SALE 11:00 A.M.
COW SALE 12:00 NOON
We have the usual run of 50 to 100 He fers all ages
Loads of fresh cows and springers from our regular
shippers Also some local fresh cows and spongers
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high dressing 31.00-34.50, high boning
34.00- low dressing 25.00-28.50.
Canner and low Cutter 22.00-24.50. Esti
mated dressed cost at Oklahoma National
Stockyards; Cutter 63.10; Boning Utility
60.55; Breaking Utility 55.70; Bulls 77.40.
Slaughter Bulls: Yield Grade 1
1300-2300 lbs average dressing
42.00- high dressing 46.50-48.50;
low dressing 38.50-41.50.
Replacement Cows; Pretested for bangs,
pregnancy, and age Medium and Urge 1
High quality single head sales 2-5 yr olds
1000-1150 lbs 5-8 months bred
485.00- Average quality single head
sales 2-4 yr olds 800-1100 lbs 4-7 months
bred 370.00-415.00 5-8 yr olds 1000-1275
lbs 6-8 months bred 320.00-370.00.
Source: USDA-OUahcma Dept of Ag
Market Newt, Oklahoma City, OK Robert
Miles - Tina Colby Telephone (405)
232-5425
Middleburg
Livestock Auction
MIDDLEBURG, PA
November 21, 1995
CATTLE 483... PDA ...Compared with
last week’s tale...tl. steers uneven, mostly
strong to .50 higher, cows steady to .50
higher. STEERS: couple High Choice
70.75 & 71.75, Choice 1165/1465 lbs.
63.75- few down to 62.50. Select
55.75- few Standard 40.00-53.25.
HOLSTBINS: few Choice 1150/1500 lbs.
57.75- Select 48.50-56.00. few Stan
dard 36.00-46.00. HEIFERS: few Choice
1000/1150 lbs. 60.25-65.00, few Select
51.25-58.00. COWS: Breaking Utility and
Commercial 34.75-37.75, couple to 38.25,
Cutter and Boning Utility 31.75-35.75,
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CALVES
WEDNESDAY J
Calmer and Low Cutler 26.75-31.50, few
down to 25.00. Shells down to 20.00.
BULLOCKS; few Choice 1220/1340 lbs.
51.00- few Select 1210/1270 lb*.
49.00- BULLS: Yield Grade No. 1
1040/1740 Ibi. 37.75-44.00, No. 2
900/1480 lbs. 31.75-37.00. FEEDER
CATTLE; STEERS: Medium Frame No. 1
525/935 Ibi. 38.00-49.50, Large Frame
No. 2 450/1000 Ibc. 29.00-40.50; HEIF
ERS; few Large and Medium Frame No. 1
365/815 lbs. 28.00-37.00, couple 40.00;
BULLS: few Medium Frame No. 1
460/675 lb*. 33.00-45.00.
CALVES 217...VEALERS: Standard
and Good 75/110 Ibi. 30.00-35.00, Utility
55/85 Ibi. 15.00-30.00. FARM CALVES:
No. 1 Holitein bulla 90/125 Ibi.
90.00- No. 2 85/110 Ibi.
45.00- few 100.00, few down 35.00;
No. 1 Holstein heifers 90/115 lbs.
90.00- 137.5 Q, No. 2 70/120 lbs.
55.00- Few beef cross bolls and
heifers 70/100 lbs. 37.50-42.50.
HOGS 219—(11/20 A 21/95)..8u1k of
supply sold on Monday and reported by the
auction. Barrows and gilts .50 higher, sow
steady. BARROWS AND GILTS: US 1-2
225/260 lbs. 41.50-43.00, US 1-3 225/260
lbs. 40.00-41.75, US 2-3 210/270 lbs.
38.50- SOWS: US 1-3 425/SOO lbs.
32.50- 500/650 lbs. 35.00-36.00.
BOARS: all weights 26.00-27.50.
FEEDER PIGS 227... US 1-3 20/40 Dm.
12.00-23.00, lot 50 lb«. 27.00. per head.
SHEEP 35... SLAUGHTER LAMBS:
Choice 45/125 lbs. 79.00-89.00, lot 140
lbs. 106.00. SLAUGHTER SHEEP: few
18.00-29.00.
GOATS 26... Large 50.00-72.00,
Medium 30.00-46.00. per head.
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