Market Report Cattle Prices January 27 1967
Slaughter steers unevenly lower with losses up to 100 per hundredweight on heavy weights. cows and bulls show mixed moves. Feeder steers mostly steady. supply includes slaughter steers, cows, dubs, and feeder steers with high Choice and Prime lots noted. Continued pricing details list by weight and grade across various yard categories.
Vintage Auction Report Faces Slaughter Steer Dip and Price Splits
January 24 1967 cattle sale reports show slaughter steers 50 cents lower at times with some over 1200 pounds discounted up to a dollar. Cows rise up to 50 cents, cutters lead gains, bulls steady, and calf prices vary with weight ranges and quality across utility to prime classes.
New Holland Auction Prices Move Cattle and Calves
Cattle receipts 132 head with slaughter steers 950 to 1450 pounds ranging from 21 85 to 26 60 per cwt and cows 16 75 to 19 per cwt. Vealers steady to 2 higher with weights 70 to 90 pounds from 26 50 to 30 50. Fresh Holsteins 275 to 740 with other breeds 225 to 390. No bull or heifer prices listed.
Chicago Cattle Receipts Dip. Slaughter Steers Down
Cattle receipts total 23,000 versus 21,000 last week and 24,800 a year ago with twelve market receipts 167,300 down from 169,300 last week and 174,500 a year ago. Slaughter steers 26-75 lower with heavier steers over 1300 lbs most affected while slaughter heifers fall 25-75 with many around 50 lower. cows steady to lower.
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