Los Angeles Livestock Market Report October 16 1944
Cattle marketings eased across the circuit with uneven prices and weaker steer demand. Cows and heifers showed strength with gains of about 25 cents, good grass and feeder cattle firming. best grass-fed steers sold near 15.60, other grades 13.50 to 14.75, calves steady to improved, hogs steady, sows down 25 cents, sheep and lambs light with top lambs at 14.00.
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