NOVEMBER 15, 2018 LIVESTOCKWEEKLY.COM $35 PER YEAR Ewes Were Called Steady
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Light Lambs Up, Heavy Lambs Lower San Angelo slaughter lambs were higher, slaughter ewes fi rm and feeder lambs untested. Fredericksburg slaughter and feeder lambs were higher, as were slaughter ewes. At Goldthwaite, wool lambs were steady while light hair lambs were steady to $5 off and heavy hair lambs were higher. Ham- ilton lambs were higher and VOL. 70 - NO. 45 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2018 LIVESTOCKWEEKLY.COM $35 PER YEAR ewes were called steady. The market at Billings was mixed, with lighter lambs up while heavier offerings were lower. Lamb and mutton produc- tion for the week ending No- vember 10 totaled 2.6 mil- lion pounds on a slaughter of 38,000 head compared to 2.5 million pounds and 36,000 from the previous period. Imported lamb and mutton for the week ended November 3 totaled 1352 metric tons, about 2.97 million pounds, which equaled approximately 115 percent of the domestic production for the same period. San Angelo choice 2-3 slaughter lambs weighing 110-120 pounds were $110- 130, choice and prime 1-2 weighing 40-60 pounds $230- 256, 60-70 pounds $208-232, 70-80 pounds $190-218, 80- 90 pounds $164-180, 90-110 pounds $130-146, choice 1-2 40-60 pounds $200-230, 60- FRIGID WEATHER has made its arrival throughout a 70 pounds $180-200, 70- huge swath of the country this week, bringing a deep 80 pounds $178-188, 80-90 freeze as far south as Texas. In such conditions, only a pounds $120-128, 90-110 Range Sales few species of livestock come properly attired. pounds $100-120. Freder- icksburg light slaughter lambs 45-80 pounds were $200-280, Cattle For Sale By Da- crossbred heifers weighing $151.19, 270 steers weighing 90-140 pounds $100-160, vid, San Angelo, sold out of 453 at $145. 775 at $156, 880 steers weigh- Slaughter Meat Goats Steady Dorper and Dorper cross 40- the Sandia, Texas area to a 4L Cattle Co., Vic Choate, ing 850-875 at $152-153.50, 60 pounds $180-280, 60-80 Strawn, Texas buyer 80 ba- San Angelo, sold on an f.o.b. 163 heifers weighing 700-725 To Higher In Recent Trading pounds $200-267.50, Bar- bytooth Corriente cow-calf basis a load of nice short- at $147, 704 heifers weighing bado 40-60 pounds $125- pairs at $725 per pair, and to mouthed, heavy bred cows at 750-775 at $143.50-150, 260 Slaughter meat goat prices 70 pounds $185-310 and over 250. Goldthwaite Dorper and a Snyder buyer 260 babytooth $900 per head, and a load of heifers weighing 800-825 at were steady to higher in most 70 pounds $145-250. Thin Dorper cross lambs weighing good solidmouth heavy bred $142-148.50, and 111 heifers spring-calving Corriente cows weighing 947 at $139. recent trading. Goldthwaite nannies were $50-70 per head, 40-60 pounds $210-260, 60- at $650 per head. cows at $1200. was steady and New Holland, medium $75-125 and fl eshy 75 pounds $150-240, 75-90 Northwest direct feeder Mid-Tex Cattle Co., Seguin, USDA reports 3316 head of Pennsylvania mostly steady, $140-175, billies $105-195. pounds $110-190. Hamil- feeder cattle selling direct off cattle trade as confi rmed by ton Dorper and Dorper cross Texas, sold on a delivered ba- USDA totaled 495 head, all Hamilton and Fredericksburg Fredericksburg on Tuesday Colorado range, including, for $10 higher, and San Angelo reported selection 1 20-40 lambs 20-40 pounds brought sis to the Texas Panhandle the January delivery 300 medium current delivery and delivered $185-285, 40-70 pounds $185- following: two loads of No. and large No. 1 steers to weigh basis, including 150 medium $10-20 higher. pound kids at $220-310, 40-60 277.50, heavier $125-250, 40- 1 Okie and crossbred heifers 800-825 pounds at $141.20- and large No. 1 steers weigh- Goat slaughter under federal pounds $200-300 and 60-80 70 pound wool lambs $170- weighing 362 pounds at $159; 141.42, and 130 similar heif- ing 625 pounds at $162. inspection the week ending pounds $200-280, muttons 215, over 70 pounds $125-160, one load of No. 1½ Okie and ers to weigh 750 at $136.20, USDA reports 2160 head of October 27 totaled 9686 head. $190-285. Nannies were $75- and Barbado lambs $125-260. crossbred heifers weighing both f.o.b. basis; for current feeder cattle selling direct in Goat meat imports for the week 150, billies $130-220. Fredericksburg No. 1 wooled 355 at $145 delivered; and a delivery, all delivered basis, Oklahoma, all f.o.b. for current ending November 3 totaled At San Angelo Tuesday, lambs 40-60 pounds were short load of No. 1 Okie and 195 steers weighing 750 at delivery, including 512 medium 306 metric tons, 281 from $185-225, 60-80 pounds $175- selection 1 kids weighing 40- and large No. 1 steers weighing Australia, 25 from Mexico, and 60 pounds brought $250-266 210. In Billings 50-60 pound 750-785 pounds at $150.98- lambs were $196-212.50, 60- Plains Fed Cattle Trade Lacks 152.01, and 910 similar steers one from New Zealand. and 60-80 pounds $247-253, 70 pounds $185.50-192.50, weighing 800 at $151-158. At Goldthwaite on Thursday, selection 1-2 40-60 pounds 70-80 pounds $156.50-190, Kansas direct feeder cattle selection 1 kids weighing 30- $230-250, 60-70 pounds 80-90 pounds $148-161, 90- Bids, Asking Prices At Midweek trade by USDA count came to 45 pounds brought $210-260, $230-246 and 80-100 pounds 100 pounds $137-149, 100- Panhandle fed cattle trade stocker and feeder cattle in 2170 head, all for current de- 45-60 pounds $210-255, 60-70 $210-226. Selection 1-2 nan- 110 pounds $125-138, and was dead at midweek, nei- early-week trade. livery, including 285 medium pounds $190-250, and 70-90 nies 80-130 pounds $85-104, 110-120 pounds $114-124. ther bids nor asking prices At Joplin, Mo., 3030 head and large No. 1 steers weighing pounds $180-250. Lightweight 130-180 pounds $95-100 and Direct trade in West Texas determined. Prices last week were $2-6 lower on calves 715 pounds at $153.83 f.o.b., nannies were $110-170, heavy thin 70-110 pounds $70-83, on stocker ewes included 274 and too lightly tested to call a 226 similar steers weighing top quality young Rambouillet settled at $114-115 compared $80-130 and thin $60-80, light- selection 1-2 billies 70-100 to no reported trade the previ- trend on yearlings. La Junta, 775-785 at $154 delivered, weight billies $150-200, and pounds $152-196, 100-150 ewes bred to lamb in February Colo. was mostly steady on and 200 heifers weighing 750 at $200 per head. ous week but steady with the heavy $140-170. pounds $140-196 and 150- week before. a light test of 1917 head, and at $149 delivered. Reported direct trade on Tulsa, Okla. reported a lower New Holland, Penn., sell- 250 pounds $146-178. slaughter ewes from the West- Wednesday’s Fed Cattle USDA reports 494 head of ing by the head Monday, Exchange offered 620 head undertone on 2723 head. feeder cattle selling direct in FUTURES TRADE ern states included 1250 head In Texas, Crockett called quoted selection 1 kids of in seven lots, four from Ne- Wyoming and Nebraska, all CHICAGO — (CME) — of utility and good 1-3 for 2556 head $1-3 higher. Gra- for current delivery, including 40-60 pounds $135-160, 60- current delivery weighing braska, two from Oklahoma, ham’s 2414 head sold $3-5 132 medium and large No. 1 80 pounds $170-190, wethers Beef futures trading on the 170-180 pounds at $50, thin and one from Kansas. Not one lower on weights under 600 steers weighing 650-725 at 60-80 pounds $175-197, 80- Chicago Board of Trade at the 150-160 pounds $35. drew a bid on starting prices of pounds and $5-8 lower on $155-158.61. 100 pounds $180-210, wethers close on Tuesday and at press San Angelo slaughter ewes mostly $114. heavier kinds. Three Rivers time on Wednesday. were $51-62 on good 2-3, New Mexico direct feeder 80-100 pounds $185-210, and The Texas Cattle Feeders sold 1112 head steady to $4 cattle trade by USDA count 100-120 pounds $215-220, Live Cattle utility and good 1-3 $56-64, Association reported 14,340 lower on better calves and came to 7200 head, all f.o.b., selection 2 20-40 pounds $100- Wed. Tue. high yielding $69-70, utility head on area showlists, up yearlings and $4-8 lower on 1-2 $45-52, cull and utility including, for January deliv- 125, 40-60 pounds $125-145, Dec. 114.65 115.38 4056 head from last week. lesser kinds. Gonzales on ery 2400 medium and large Feb. 118.58 118.75 1-2 $40-50, and cull 1 $23- Formulas were down 2184 Saturday offered 2260 head 60-80 pounds $145-175, and 30. Fredericksburg slaughter No. 1 steers to weigh 800 April 120.75 120.63 head at 53,051. to steady prices on better sorts wethers 60-80 pounds $150- ewes $75-110 and Goldthwaite pounds at $142.95, and 2600 June 113.55 113.48 Direct trade elsewhere was and $3-5 lower on heavier similar heifers to weigh 750 170.