Market Cattle Hogs Report November 18 1966
Market results show slaughter steers up to 25 26 per hundredweight with various weights, cows and bulls mixed moves, heifers and feeders steady to lower, calves and vealers listed, hogs closing 50c higher than prior week with several weight classes recorded and prices noted for US 1 3 and 1 2.
Vintage Auction Prices Reach Across Cattle Hogs
November 15 1966 report from cattle and hog auction notes steady to higher demand. Slaughter steers rise up to 50 cents with high choices topping 26 to 27.75 per hundredweight while cows vary 22.50 to 26. Bulls show uneven results though mostly steady. Calves and hogs list varied losses and gains across weights and grades.
New Holland Auction Report November 17 1966 Cattle Prices
Cattle sale shows uneven slaughter steer prices with cows down about 1 per head and bulls 50 cents lower. Supply includes 24 percent cows and 28 percent feeder steers. Range by weight includes high choice to low good grades and vealers varied from 23 up to 40 per cwt. Continuous page 3 note.
Chicago Cattle Receipts and Prices Slide Week Over Week
Chicago cattle receipts reached 21 500 up from 20 600 last week and 24 000 a year ago. Twelve market total 175 306 vs 168 000 prior week and 209 000 a year ago. Slaughter steers steady to 25 higher mainly under 1100 lbs while heifers hold. Cows mostly 50 lower and bulls steady. Prime steer beef 25.50 25.75 at 1150 1450 lbs with many loads at 25.
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New Holland Auction
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Staunton Livestock Market, Inc
Staunton, Va
Chicago Cattle
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