Market news brief from Lancaster cattle yard May 19 1967
Market report shows cattle and hog prices with higher slaughter steers and cows, feeder steers steady, and calves and vealers mixed. Notable figures include slaughter steers 25-50 cents higher, cows 25-50 cents higher, hogs 1-1.25 dollars higher, and feeder steers largely steady to up slightly.
Vintage Auction May 16 1967 Cattle Prices
Slaughter steers 25 to 50 cents higher than last Tuesday with some instances up 75 cents. Cows steady and bulls steady to 50 cents higher. Supply 17 percent cows. Steers 1410 lbs 26.85 to 27.60. Choice 950 to 1350 lbs 25.25 to 27.60. Small and mid ranges show varied weights and grades with cutters and cows in the low teens to mid-twenties.
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New Holland Auction Shows Mixed cattle gains on May 18 1967
Slaughter steers advanced 50 cents to a dollar with high Good and Choice grades leading. Cows rose 50 to 100 cents, bulls mostly steady with heavyweights up to 1 dollar. Prices listed for High Choice and Prime steers and various weight ranges. calves and feeders also reported with steady to strong values. Receipts total 162 cows 4 bulls and 1 heifer.
Chicago Cattle Market Rises Across Weights and Grades
Slaughter steers 1150 lbs and up gain 25 to 50, under 1150 lbs 50 to 75 higher. Slaughter heifers up 75, cows 50 to 75 higher. bulls steady. Receipts 17,900, cattle totals 147,500. Carlot dressed beef higher. prime 1200-1430 lbs 26.75 to 27.25.
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Chicago
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