Market News Report From Lancaster Cattle Yard June 16 1967
Market notes show slaughter steers were uneven with highs in the 25 cent range on both Good to Prime and standard categories. Cows and bulls moved mixed with feeders strong, while calves and welders priced up to 400 per head for heavy weights and feeders.
Vintage Auction Cattle Prices Compare With Last Tuesday
Slaughter steers show wide variation with high-Choice and Prime weak to 50 cents lower, Choice up to 25 cents higher. Cows gain 25 to 100 cents, bulls ease up to 50 cents. Supers return as feeder steers. load of cattle traded. High-Choice Prime 1050-1275 lbs 27.27 to 27.85. Choice 975-1325 lbs 26.25 to 27.50. some 27.75. high-Good to low-Choice 2550-2650. Good 24.75.
New Holland Auction Report June 15 1967 Cattle Hogs Horses
cattle market shows mixed changes with steers and cows mostly steady to 50c higher on some grades while bulls fall 50c to 1.00. high and prime weights 1000-1300 lbs fetch 27.10 to 28.00, calves steady to lower. hogs down 25-50c, retail 24.50-25.25, wholesale 23.50-24.00. receipts include 123 cows, 2 bulls, 11 heifers, 404 horses, 630 hogs.
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Chicago Cattle Market Report Slaughter Steers Mixed
Slaughter steers steady to 25 lower with declines on High Choice and Prime. Heifers 25 lower, cows 50-75 higher and bulls 25 higher. In dressed beef, Choice steer beef 50 lower, Prime 1100-1400 lbs largely 26.00-27.75. Cows near 18.00-19.50 for Utility and Commercial, Bulls 21.00-24.00.
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