Livestock Outlook At Los Angeles Markets In Early 1944
Cattle on feed down 16 percent from a year ago signaling potential shortage of high grade beef. West coast totals about 11 percent below last year with declines across major western states except Oregon. Hog numbers uncertain. cattlemen may cull breeding herds. Market notes: steady to mixed prices for cattle and hogs in Los Angeles trade. steers and heifers quoted at various levels. stockers and feeders strong demand but easing prices. hogs mostly at 14.75 per cwt. lambs and ewes also priced in narrow ranges.
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