Live Cattle Market Mixed. Steers Steady to Stronger
Market reports show 3700 cattle with 50 percent slaughter steers and 40 percent feeders. Slaughter steers generally steady to 60 higher than last week with several 75 gains on high grade cattle, cows mostly lower, bulls steady to 50 lower, feeders steady. Calves around 550 head, trading moderately active, veal noted. continued on page 7.
Dairy cattle sale at New Holland follows steady market
July 17 auction saw steady to strong bids with Fresh Holstein cows $275 to $610 Guernseys $175 to $276 and other breeds $175 to $990. Stock bulls brought $110 to $215 and stock heifers $65 to $175. Also reported were steady top horses from a July 15 sale as the market held firm across dairy cattle categories.
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New Holland
Chicago Cattle Weekly Review Slips and Prices
Chicago cattle receipts for the first four days reach 23 700, above week ago and below year ago. Slaughter steers trade 50 to 100 lower, heifers 50 lower, cows steady, bulls 50 to 100 lower, feeders little changed. Prime steers 1185 to 1415 pounds 26.50 to 27.00, bulk high choice 1100 to 1450 pounds 25.25 to 26.50, closing 25.25 to 26.00. Late bulk choice 900 to 1450 pounds 24.25 to 23.25 up to 26.00 Monday. Choice 1400 to 1550 pounds 24.25 to 25.00, good 900 to 1250 pounds.
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Chicago Cattle Weekly Review Weekly
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