TABLE — FOB US cash millfeed prices

CHICAGO, Oct 15 (Reuters) — US cash millfeed prices held steady on Thursday, anchored by ample supplies of the feed ingredient. Flour mills in the Midwest and Plains were running about six days a week on average, generating plentiful byproduct supplies, dealers said this week. Cheaper prices for corn, a competing feed ingredient, hung over the market as well. Chicago Board of Trade December corn futures settled down 2-3/4 cents on Thursday at $4.78 per bushel. The December corn contract has been trading roughly sideways this week, consolidating after hitting a two-month low on October 9 at $4.70-1/4. Bulk millfeed, bid/offer, dollars per ton; truck except rail (RL) as noted: Spot Change Oct Nov/Dec JFM Buffalo 115/125 unc 115/125 145/155 135/145 California-N --/-- unc --/-- --/-- --/-- California-S 130/180 unc --/-- --/-- --/-- Carolinas --/-- unc --/-- --/-- --/-- Chattanooga --/-- unc --/-- --/-- --/-- Chicago 110/140 unc 110/140 120/150 --/-- Kansas City 190/200 unc 190/200 200/210 --/-- Kansas/Okla 215/255 unc 215/255 235/265 --/-- Minneapolis 130/150 unc 130/150 130/150 130/160 Portland --/190 unc --/190 --/-- --/-- N. Texas --/-- unc --/-- --/-- --/-- S. Texas --/-- unc --/