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10 to 12 cents at $2.64 to $2.75, and Ohio Valley dropped 13 to 15 cents at $2.49 to $2.67. Offerings at Alabama fell 8-3/4 cents to 15 cents at $2.80 to $2.90; Georgia multi-carlot prices declined 3 to 41/4 cents at $2.84 to $2.85. Terminal offering prices at Memphis dropped 4 to 5 cents at $2.96 to $3.16, and Norfolk, 2 to 4 cents at $2.76.
Bids to soybean producers at southeastern Virginia points dropped 48 cents at $6.52 to $6.71; and Richmond, $6.49 to $6.54. Wilson, N.C., declined 53 cents at $6.64. South Carolina areas ranged 51 to 55 cents lower with Piedmont at $6.68; Central, $6.69 and Coastal, $6.65.
Louisville, Ky., dropped 49-1/2 to 59 cents at $6.60-1/2 to $6.65; and OhioValley sold 51 to 52 cents lower at $6.60 to $6.66.
CATTLE — Prices dropped at southeastern markets during the week ending September 17. Feeder cattle receipts numbered near 46, 300 compared with 40,300 the previous week, and 44,700 one year ago. As compared with the previous week, feeder classes trended steady to $1 lower with Florida and South Carolina reporting instances of $2 lower.
In representative sales around
94.7%