Market News Report From Lancaster Yards Cattle Prices
Market notes show cattle trading with slaughter steers mostly steady to 50 lower from Monday and cows steady to strong. Bulls mostly steady. calves and feeders mixed with weight ranges and price quotes across heifers, weaners, and hogs.
Vintage Auction Cattle Prices Reported by Size and Grade
Slaughter steers 25 to 50 higher than last Tuesday, cows up 25 to 50, small supply. Bulls steady to 50 lower. Cows 30 percent, feeders 10 percent of offered cattle. High-Choice steers 1050-1425 lb 2985 to 3060. four head 3110 to 3135. Vealers uneven. some declines on Good and Choice. (Continued on Page 3)
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Futures Trading Closing Bids January 16 1969
Closing bids for futures on Thursday January 16 1969 list commodity categories with bid prices and contract designations. Markets reflect activity across grains metals and financials with traders evaluating price movements and settlement expectations.
New Holland Auction Slaughter and Calf Prices Mixed
Cattle receipts include 40 percent cows and 36 percent slaughter steers with mixed gains. Slaughter steers up to 50 higher, cows up to 50 higher, utilities steady to 50 higher. calves and bulls show varied quotes. sheep limited. horses and ponies sold steady with a range of prices observed.
Chicago Cattle Market Weekly Review
Slaughter steers and heifers finish mostly steady to higher for top grades with primes and high choices leading. Cows and bulls show mixed moves, while weighted averages for week place Prime at 10 percent and Choice 75 percent, with average animal weight around 1150 pounds.
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Vintage Auction
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New York
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