Market cattle prices slip and hold through July 12 1968 report
The July 12 1968 cattle market report shows slaughter steers steady to slightly higher with cows up to 50 cents, bulls steady, and feeders mixed. Prices cover prime to standard categories for slaughter steers cows bulls and calves along with hogs sheep and vealers, noting varied weights and quality grades across buyers.
New Holland Auction July 11 1968 Livestock Report
Slaughter steers mostly 50c higher cows 50c to 1.25 higher bulls steady to 50c up. Prices listed for cattle, calves, vealers, and hogs with per hundredweight ranges for weights from 90 to 1325 pounds. Receipts include 112 cows and 1 bull, 296 horses, 734 hogs, and 168 calves with mixed quality grades across Holstein Guernsey and other breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernseys
Chicago cattle prices vary with steer and heifer declines
Slaughter steers sold steady to 25 lower with declines mainly on Choice and Prime. Slaughter heifers mostly 25 to 27 lower while cows rose up to 50 cents. Receipts 17,800 versus 13,200 last week. twelve markets total 155,900. Prices shown for Prime, Mixed High Choice and Prime, Yield Grades, and standard cattle categories.
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