Market Closes - March 15, 2013
Posted on Mar 16, 2013Cattle futures closed sharply lower as cash trade went for $127/cwt which was lower than the trade expected.
Lean Hog futures closed moderately lower, pressured by lower cash hog prices and the bearish cattle futures trade.
Corn May +.5 717; Jly +2 700; Dec +2.5 562 Bean May -9.5 1426; Jly -5 1411; Nov +1 1261 Meal May -6 419; Oct -1 356 Oil +57 4991
Wheat May -2 723; Jly +1 721; Dec +2.5 739
KC -1 751; MGE -5 796
LC Apr -227 12577; Jun -185 12130; Oct -167 12682
FC Mar -160 13667; Apr -245 13910; Aug -245 14802
LH Apr -120 7967; Jun -120 8932; Oct -130 8087
Milk Mar unch 1695; Apr -1 1715
Oats +5 402
Rice +14 1468
US$ -.51 82.35
Dow -25 14514
SP -3 1561
NAS -10 3249
Tran -9 6273
VIX unch 11.30
WTI +42 9345
Brent +114 10932
Gas +1.5 315.5
NG +5 386
HO +1.6 2.946
Eth unch 263
Gold unch 1591
Slvr -6 2874
2-yr -.008 0.265%
5-yr -.045 0.837%
10yr -.042 1.997%
30yr -.024 3.213%
Kentucky Weekly Livestock Summary for 8 March through 14 March, 2013
Receipts
This Week Last Week Last Year
25,392 14,633 24,797
Compared to last week: Feeder Steers and Heifers 2.00-4.00 lower. Steer and Heifer calves sold uneven. Demand light to moderate for feeders, moderate for calves on heavier supplies relative to recent weeks. Pressure this week stems from lower futures markets and continued losses in the Feedlot sector. Strength in spots for lightweight calves as some local accounts prepare for Spring grazing.
Slaughter Cows and Bulls were 2.00 to 3.00 higher with good demand. Enhanced competition within the state continues to support the Cow and Bull prices.
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