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At Lancaster Yards
Weekly Review
June 12, 1969
CATTLE 2500 Compared to
last weeks close. Slaughter
Steel s 25 to mostly 50 higher;
Cows steady to 1 00 higher, least
advance on Utility: Bulls 50-
100 highei. Feeder Steers fully
steadj Supply included an es
timated 55 percent Slaughter
Steers. 20 peicent Cows and
Bulls, with the balance mainly
Feeder Steers Feeder buyers
competed on Good and Choice
1050 1175 lbs steers with
aiound 225 head sold as Feed
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SLAUGHTER STEERS
High-Choice and Prime 1100-
1325 lbs 35 00 36 25: Choice 950-
1375 lbs 33 75-35.75, high-Good
and low-Choice 32 25-34 00;
Good 30 50-33 25. Standard and
low-Good 27 00 30.00
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS
Choice and Prime 800-950 lbs
30.75-3135 couple lots Choice
800 875 lbs 29 50 30 25; few
Good 28 00-29 50
COWS Utility and high
dressing Cutter 23 50-25.10, few
25 25 25 75 several on Monday
22.75-23 50 closing sales Cuttei
22 50-24 50. Canner and low-
Cutter 20 50-22 50
BULLS Choice 29 00-30 25.
couple 30 75-3150: Good 27 50-
29 00, Utility and Commercial
27 50-29 75, several on Wednes
day 30 10-30 75 Monday sales
included seveial at 26 00-27.00
FEEDER STEERS Two
loads Choice 1150 lbs already July
carrying Choice slaughter fin-
ish 34 00-35 00, around five August
loads Choice 1000-12 00 lbs with October
Good to low-Choice Slaughter
finish 32 50-34 00; two loads November
Good 600 625 lbs 33 00
CALVES 450 Vealers 1 00-
200 higher full advance on February ’7O 29.35
Choice, Cull mostly steady
VEALERS Choice 45 GO
-49 00, few head 50 00 5100,
Good 4100 46 00, Standaid 39-
00 44 00 Utility 37 00-40 00, Cull
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June 10, 1969
CATTLE 706—Compared to
last Tuesday, Slaughtei Steers
„ . weak to 75 lower. Cows 50-100
CATTLE 1028 Compared to instance 150 higher,
Monday, Slaughter Steei 525 50 b u ii s 5075 higher Supply in
higher; Cows steady to 100 high- cluded 2 i percent Cows
ei. Bulls 50-100 higher Supply SLAUGHTER STEERS—High
included 12 percent Cows and 12 Choice and Pnme 1050 1420 lbs
35 35 36 25. few head 36 50-36 85,
SLAUGHTER STEERS—High- ciioifce 950-1325 lbs 33 50-35 75,
Choice and Prime 1100 1325 lbs mainly 34 00-35 50. high-Good
35 25 36 25. Choice 9501375 lbs and low-Choice 32 25 34 00. Good
33 75-35 75. high-Good and lojv- 29 75-33 00. Standaid and low-
Choice 32 25-34 00. Good 30 50- Qoo d 28 00-29 50
33 25. Standaid and low-Good COWS—Utility and high-dress
-27 00 30 00 mg Cuttei , 23 00-24 85. few 25 00-
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS 26 00 Cutter 21 50-23 50, Canner
Choice and Pnme 800 950 lbs and low-Cutter 20 00 2150
30 75-31 35, few Good 28 00-29 75 BULLS Choice 28 50 29 75;
COWS—Utility and high-di ess- Good 26 00-28 50, Utility and
mg Cutter 23 50-25 10, few 25 25- Commercial 26 50-2860, couple
25 60, Cutter 22 50 24 50, Canner 29 00-30 75
and low-Cutter 20 50-22 50 CALVES 482—Vealeis steady.
BULLS Choice 29 00-30 25, instances 1 00 higher
couple 30 75-31 50: Good 27 50- VEALERS—Choice 44 00-46 00.
29 00, Utility and Commeicial Good 41 50-44 50, Standard 39 00
27 50-29 75, several 30 10 30 75 43 50; Utility 37 004 0 50. Cull 90
FEEDER STEERS—Neai two 120 lbs 34 00-39 00, 65-85 lbs
load Choice 1000-1175 lbs with 29 00-34 00
Good to low Choice slaughter HOGS 344 —Bai rows and Gilts
finish 32 50 34 50 mostly steady
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June
December
March
April
May
June
Trend: Cattle are lower; Hogs are steady and Potatoes are
higher.
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2 30 P M FAT STEERS BULLS. COWS & VEAL
HORSE SALE MONDAY at 10 00 A.M.
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FAT STEERS. BULLS. COWS & VEAL-THURSDAY
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June 11, 1969
FUTURES TRADING
(Closing bids as of Thursday, June 12 1969)
Midwestern
Live Cattle
Chicago
34.30
32.20
30.62
27.80
28.80
28.65
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Vintage Auction
Live Hogs Maine Potatoes
Chicago New York
25.50
25.00
23.92
21.60
21.23
CATTLE 1060—Compared to
last Thursday, Slaughter Steel s
50-1.00 highei. Cows 50-100 high
er; Bulls strong to 100 higher
Supply included 11 percent Bulls
and 22 peicent Cows
SLAUGHTER STEERS—High-
Choice and Piime 1050-1325 lbs
35 50-36 25, few 36 35 36 60,
Choice 950-1300 lbs 33 75 35 85,
high-Good and low-Choice 32 00
34 00, Good 30 25-33 50. Standard
and low-Good 26 85 29 60
COWS—Utility and high-dress
mg Cutter 23 85-26 00. including
22 head 25 50 26 00; Cutter 22 50-
24 50, Cannei and low-Cuttei
2100 22 50
BULLS Choice 28 50 30 00,
few 30 25-31 00. Good 26 85 28 50:
Utility and Commercial 26 75
29 00. few 29 25 30 35
CALVES 334 Vealeis fully
steady
VEALERS—Choice 44 00-47 00
couple 48 50; Good 42 00 45 50;
Standaid 39 00-44 00, Utility
38 00-41 50, Cull 32 00-37 00
SHEEP 32 Spring Lambs
weak to 1 00 lower
SPRING LAMBS—Choice 80-
95 lbs 29 00-30 50, Good 55-75
lbs 25 00-28 00.
Receipts of 97 cows. 4 bulls
and 41 heifers sold steady Hol
stein 400-645; Guernseys 225 335,
Other breeds 275-385, Bulls 155-
250, Heifers 310-460
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COWS
June 11, 1969
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HORSES
June 9, 1969
Receipts of 401 horses sold
steady. Mules 120-145; Work
horses 125-140; Riding horses
115 450: Driving horses 95-245;
Pony (mares) 20-40. (geldings)
20 35, Killeis 9-10
HOGS
June 9, 1969
Receipts of 967 hogs and 40
shoats sold steady Retail 2650-
27 25, Wholesale 26-26 50, Heavy
weights 24-26; Sows 16-19.50;
Boais 14 16
CALVES
June 9, 1969
Receipts of 123 calves sold
steady Choice and Prime 4346;
Good and L Choice 4042.50;
Standard 37-39 50: Common 25-
36 50
Chicago Cattle
Weekly Review
CATTLE—Compared with last
Friday, slaughter steers and heif
ers steady to 25 higher Cows and
bulls steady
Local Receipts included 76 per
cent slaughter steers and 19 per
cent heifers, balance mostly cows.
Overall finish slaughter steers
not as attractive as last week
with 18 percent Prime and 70
percent Choice compared with
25 percent Prime and 63 percent
Choice last week, and 11 percent
Prime and 78 percent Choice last
Year Average cost and weight
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