Livestock market report from Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
The October 22 1945 market note shows government set aside policy shifting back to mandatory requisitions for meat to support military needs and exports. Cattle trading remains irregular with steady to firm prices for good steers and cows, weaker Mexican steers, and firming calves. Hog and sheep prices rise modestly amid central market price adjustments and renewed demand for feeders and stock calves.
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