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For Tuesday, animal proteins were called wide ranging and origin dependent with the upcoming Thanksgiving weekend and multiple factors such as: previous selling out-front for the current week, consistent export slowdowns increasing offering levels, and market fluctuations on grain and cattle/hog futures.
Porcine meat and bonemeal, Mo. River’s range increased to $354-440/st. Trades under the current spread for ruminant meat and bonemeal, Tx Panhandle, could not be confirmed in bulk trade. There were multiple accounts of extremely wide ranges.
Porcine bloodmeal, Mo. River, had a wide range as well between $1100-1275/st, though the bulk of trade was confirmed at $1150-1250/st. A low of $900/st could not be confirmed for ruminant bloodmeal, Tx. Panhandle.
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