New Holland Cattle Market Report March 7 1966
Receipts of 107 cows 9 bulls and 7 heifers active with fresh Holsteins 175-225 other breeds 175-250 bulls 140-210 heifers 130-220. Horses 292 head sold riding 110-300 driving 110-225, mules 125-350, draft horses 125-610. Slaughter steers mostly 32.0-33.0 per hundredweight. heifers steady to 25 lower. cows 1.00-1.50 higher. bulls 50 higher. Calves 37-43 top choice and prime. other grades 23-27. Dressed beef prices steady to firm. Market notes include heavyweights mixed, sows 21-25, and overall retail wholesale trends.
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Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle Hog and Sheep Sales
Feeder steers and cows show varied values from 2200 to 3100 dollars with many lots in the 2400 to 2900 range. Hogs move around 2600 to 2850 per hundredweight with several lots and weights noted. Sheep and lambs hold steady with wool breeds and show lambs priced between 2900 and 3600 for select lots.
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