Lean hog futures are mixed at midday, with contracts within a quarter of unchanged. USDA’s national average base hog negotiated price was down $1.17 on Tuesday morning to $84.67. The CME Lean Hog Index was down another 86 cents from the previous day at $86.86 on April 11.
Tuesday morning’s pork cutout value was back down 16 cents according to the USDA, at $92.78. The belly was down $6.58, with the rest of the rest of the primals reported higher. USDA’s federally inspected hog slaughter was estimated at 487,000 head for Monday. That is down 1,000 head from last Monday and 4,342 head below the same Monday last year.
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May 25 Hogs are at $88.175, up $0.225,
Jun 25 Hogs are at $95.250, up $0.125
Jul 25 Hogs is at $95.375, down $0.125,
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