November 22 1965 Market Cattle and Hogs Report
Receipts of 85 cows 2 bulls and 2 heifers in market with fresh Holsteins 275-450 Guernseys 450-250 other breeds 150-275 Bulls 140-180 heifers 65-140. Horses 347 head offered with riding 100-200 driving 100-210 killers 45-475 ponies mares 20-60 geldings 13-60 draft pairs 275-475 singles 140-210. Hogs sold $1-150 high with 528 head sold retail 30 75-31 50 wholesale 30 25-30 75 heavyweights 28 75-29 25. Shoats 17 50-22. Calves trend up $1 with 126 head sold choice prime 34 50 good 31 35 0 standard 28 30 50 common 20-26.
Chicago Cattle Weekly Review Missing Market Summary
The Chicago Cattle Weekly Review announces no market summary this week due to an early press date. No pricing or trading details are provided in this edition.
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Vintage Auction Receipts Mixed as 1965 Slaughteryard Test
December 21 1965 cattle sale shows slaughter steers active 50 to 75 higher cows very active 50 to 100 higher. Bulls mostly steady. Supply includes 35 percent cows with varied prices across weight classes and grades. Hog and veal figures indicate firm to higher trends with Cull and Utility weak to moderate.
Cattle and Hog Prices at Lancaster Yards Slaughter Steers Strong
Slaughter steers advance to strong while cows rise up to 25 higher and bulls hold steady. Feeder steers stay fully steady with mixed quality across weights, and calves show gains for lows and weights. Receipts include 30 percent slaughter steers, 25 percent cows and bulls, remainder feeders. prices span from around 12 to 38 dollars per hundredweight across categories and weights.
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