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Wholesale Cash Prices

NEW YORK (AP) — Wholesale cash prices Friday

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Foods

Broilers – National comp wtd. avg. 1.1641 1.1641
Cheddar cheese, blocks, Chicago lb. 147.50 147.75
Coffee, Brazilian, Comp. 3.1548 3.0307
Coffee, Colombian, NY lb. 3.8060 3.6853
Eggs, large white, Chicago dozen 0.6850 0.6850
Flour, hard winter Kansas City cwt 20.80 20.40
Hogs, Iowa-South Minnesota avg. cwt 88.65 88.45
Pork loins, 13-19 lbs, Mid-US lb 1.0780 1.0861
Steers, feeder, Oklahoma City, avg cwt 374.25 374.25

Grains and feeds

Corn, No. 2 yellow. Cent. Ill. bu 5.0500 5.0200
Oats, No. 2 milling, Mnpls; $ per bu. 3.7925 3.7350
Soybean Meal, Cent. Ill., rail, ton 48% n.a. n.a.
Soybeans, No. 1 yellow Illinois, bu 13.0000 13.0600
Wheat, Spring 14%-pro Mnpls; $/bu. 9.0200 8.8550

Fats and oils

Degummed corn oil, crude wtd. avg. n.a. n.a.
Soybean oil, crude; Central Illinois lb. 0.7309 0.7309

Other metals

Copper, high grade: Comex spot price $ per lb. 6.5010 6.5770

Fibers and textiles

Cotton, 1 1/16 strand lw-md Mmphs, per lb 0.8263 0.7961

Energy

Coal, Central Appalachia, 12,500 Btu, 1.2 SO2 81.000 81.000

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