Cattle Market Report at Lancaster Yards September 17 1965
Market data show supply around 4800 head with slaughter steers and feeder steers dominant. Prices moved down with slaughter steers 25 to 100 lower, cows 1 lower, bulls steady to weak, while feeder steers also eased. Read like a compact cattle auction snapshot from Lancaster Yards and continued notes indicate a later page with 765 head and similar price shifts.
Vintage Auction Report Shows Mixed Steer and Cow Prices
Slaughter steers opened steady to 25 cents lower then traded fully steady with some 25 cent gains on Good to Low Choice. Cows mostly 50 to 75 lower. bids show 1050 to 1250 pound steers at 28.25 and 27.25 for lighter loads. Bulls ranged 1900 to 2160 with some 1500.
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New Holland Auction Slaughter Cattle Report September 16 1965
Cattle lots sold with grades from Slaughter steers to Heifers and Bulls. Supply included 20 percent cows and 30 percent feeder steers. Prices ranged from Good to Prime with weights 700 to 1250 pounds and feeder steer 600 to 900 pounds.
Chicago Cattle Receipts and Market Trends
Chicago cattle receipts show 28 000 compared with 21 300 last week and 28 800 a year ago. Twelve market receipts total 219 600 versus 170 200 last week and 211 650 a year ago. Slaughter steers steady to 25 lower, heifers mostly 25 lower, cows steady to strong, bulls steady to 60 higher. Dressed meat trade steer beef steady.
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