Market News Report Cattle Prices From Lancaster Farming
Slaughter steers ease to 50 cents lower with weaker tone overall while cows hold steady to firm. Reports show supply split about 40 percent slaughter steers, 15 percent cows and bulls, remainder feeders with price ranges across categories and several loads highlighted.
New Holland Auction Receipts and Prices November 16 1967
Slaughter cattle mixed with yesterday's declines and bulls rising. High yielding cows and cutters steady to 50 cents lower, feeders steady to 50 cents higher. Cattle mix includes 35 percent cows with choice grades 950 to 1250 pounds ranging 26.50 to 28.00. Bulls mostly 23.35 to 24.85. Calves weaned 446 noted. weaners 40.50 to 41.50. Sheep market insufficient for test. hogs 857 head with killers higher. Horse receipts 311 with riding and driving stock priced 30 to 300.
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Futures Trading Closing Bids Update November 16 1967
Closing bids for futures trading are reported for Thursday November 16 1967. The notice lists price levels across major commodities and financial instruments reflecting late day positions and market activity.
Chicago Cattle Prices Mixed as Trade Tightens
Slaughter steers sold steady to 25 lower while slaughter heifers dropped 25 to 50. Cows rose 25 and bulls were unchanged. In dressed beef, steer cuts held 50 lower and cow beef slid 50 while Bowing Utility declined. Receipts 20,200 vs 21,500 prior week.
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