OCTOBER 3, 2019 LIVESTOCKWEEKLY.COM $35 PER YEAR Pounds and 37,000 Head the Previous Week
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Sheep Markets Mostly Steady Some Higher ® Sheep markets managed to arrest the recent downward spiral as most reported steady to higher prices. Livestock Weekly Estimated domestic produc- tion of lamb and mutton for the week ending September 28 totaled 2.37 million pounds on a slaughter count of 37,000 head as compared to 2.4 million VOL. 71 - NO. 39 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2019 LIVESTOCKWEEKLY.COM $35 PER YEAR pounds and 37,000 head the previous week. Imported lamb and mutton for the week ending September 21, totaled 1105 metric tons or about 2.4 million pounds, which is equal to the domestic production for the same period. At San Angelo medium and large 1-2 feeder lambs weigh- ing 43-48 pounds $200-210, 50-59 pounds $186-202, 63-81 pounds $160-190. Choice 1-2 wooled slaughter lambs 66- 78 pounds $158-164, 85-94 pounds $129-140, 100-123 pounds $120-134. Choice and prime 1-2 hair lambs 48 pounds $216, 53-55 pounds $200-214, 65-69 pounds $180- 194, few averaging 75 pounds $184, 87-96 pounds $122-158, 100-113 pounds $116-128. At New Holland, Penn., NEAR LOVING, Texas, this scene is atypical for much choice and prime 2-3 wooled of the central plains as a hot, dry summer lingers on into lambs weighing 93-99 pounds $200-210, 100-112 pounds what should be fall. Change is coming, a weather system Range Sales brought flooding to eastern New Mexico and parts of the $195-205, choice 1-2 lambs 48-55 pounds $180-190, 62- Texas Panhandle this week. 68 pounds $162-195, 70- Cattle For Sale By David, of yearling steers weighing Angus cows at $900 per head 78 pounds $160-195, 83-88 San Angelo, sold 90 babytooth 649 pounds $120 and a deck to a North Texas buyer. Slaughter Meat Goat Trade pounds $160-197, choice 2-3 two and three stripe Angus of No. 1½ Okie and crossbred The USDA counted 2928 lambs 91-98 pounds $170- Plus from Groesbeck, Texas to steers and bulls weighing 357 197, 100-145 pounds $162- head of feeder cattle selling a buyer near Wharton, Texas at pounds $159. directly off Oklahoma range Mixed In Most Recent Sales 190, good and choice 1-2 $1000 per head f.o.b. lambs 53-59 pounds $145- 4L Cattle Co., Vic Choate, including 198 medium and Slaughter meat goat prices 60-80 pounds $220-245, An- 167, 60-69 pounds $150-162, Mid-Tex Cattle Co., Seguin, San Angelo, sold a pen of fat large No. 1 steers weighing were mixed this week. San Ange- gora kids $190-260. Nannies 70-77 pounds $147-157, 81- Texas, sold on a delivered cattle at $140.50, one load of 700 pounds $144.79 f.o.b., 403 lo kids traded $5-15 higher. Light packers $70-200, stockers 85 pounds $140-165, 94-99 basis to the Texas Panhandle: yearling steers weighing 775 steers weighing 750 pounds kids sold $10 lower and slaughter $130-220, Angora $40-150. pounds $160-167, 100-122 two loads of No. 1 Okie and pounds $132 to a Panhandle $144.32, 115 head weigh- nannies were steady to $5 lower Boer cross billies $160-200. pounds $130-170. Choice 1-2 crossbred steers and bulls feeder, a load of plainer steers ing 850 pounds $137.50, for at Goldthwaite and Hamilton. At At San Angelo Tuesday, hair lambs 55-59 pounds $140- weighing 459 pounds $146, weighing 795 pounds $115, a November delivery 70 steers Fort Collins, Colorado, slaughter kids, selection 1 41-48 pounds 165, 60-63 pounds $160-167, another load of No. 1½ steers load of black, heavy bred cows to weigh 725 pounds $137, kids traded unevenly steady $242-244, 50-59 pounds $239- while New Holland, Pennsyl- 250, 60-65 pounds $229-242, 70-78 pounds $140-162, 80-89 and bulls weighing 458 pounds for $1200 per head to a West 80 medium and large No. 1 pounds $140-160, choice 2-3 vania kids sold mostly $10-20 selection 1-2 48-49 pounds lambs 90-98 pounds $138-170, $135, a load of heifers weigh- Texas buyer, and a half-load of heifers weighing 625 pounds lower, nannies and bucks were $236-242, 50-57 pounds $228- 100-118 pounds $140-160. ing 459 pounds $134, a deck four to fi ve year-old crossbred $140, 100 heifers weighing steady to $20 higher. 236, 61-66 pounds $216-226, At Billings, Mont., medium 750 pounds $136.23. Goat slaughter under federal selection 2 62-69 pounds $184- and large 1-2 wooled lambs There were 3663 head of inspection for the week ending 210. Nannies, selection 1-2 63 weighing 70-78 pounds $181- Fed Cattle Trade Quiet Midweek, feeder cattle sold off New September 14 totaled 10,505 pounds $128, 74 pounds $118, 190, 85-89 pounds $168-170, Mexico range according to head. Goat meat imports for the 78 pounds $136, 80-87 pounds 90-103 pounds $159-169, 110- the USDA including 30 me- week ending September 21 to- $118-120, 92-99 pounds $102- 121 pounds $146-147, medium Feeders Up Their Ask To $108 dium and large No. 1 steers taled 465 metric tons, 446 from 136, 102-148 pounds $96-140, and large 1-2 hair lambs aver- Australia and 19 from Mexico. 119 pounds $126, 175-185 aging 81 pounds $135. At midweek trading in the steady, 400-700 pounds $3-5 weighing 650 pounds $149.55 Southern Plains fed cattle higher, yearling feeder steers f.o.b., 800 steers weighing 800 At Goldthwaite on Thurs- pounds $90-100. Billies, se- Fredericksburg wooled lambs day, Boer and Boer cross lection 1-2 115-145 pounds weighing 40-60 pounds sold for market had yet to commence. and heifers under 900 pounds pounds $140.50, 200 head In the South, the feeders’ $3-5 higher with some up to $8 weighing 925 pounds $133, kids 30-45 pounds $210-270, $152-172, 172 pounds $138, $140-195, 60-80 pounds $120- 45-60 pounds $200-250, 60- 225-228 pounds $134. 195, hair lambs 40-60 pounds ask was $108 but packers had higher, over 900 pounds steady. for October delivery 280 steers yet to proffer a bid. Last week In Texas, Three Rivers’ re- 70 pounds $170-250, 70-90 ______ $175-260, 60-80 pounds $175- to weigh 700 pounds $142.75, pounds $165-240. Slaughter 230, slaughter lambs 45-80 feeders were able to put almost ceipts totaled 1573 head, with 2040 medium and large No. WW Livestock LLC, Veri- pounds $175-229, 90-140 nannies, light $100-160, heavy best, Texas, sold 150 head of $2 back on with the majority calves and yearlings steady to 1 heifers weighing 700-735 $95-140, and thin $50-80. pounds $100-226, Barbado selling at $103, a few at $102. $4 higher, Crockett called all pounds $134.56-136. open babytooth Spanish nan- lambs 40-60 pounds $145-220. Slaughter billies, light $155- nies at $200 per head delivered Wednesday’s Fed Cattle Ex- weight classes of feeder steers The USDA counted 12,075 180, heavy $140-180. Goldthwaite wooled lambs change offered 846 head from and heifers $4-8 lower on 2845 to a buyer near Bertram, 350 weighing 50-70 pounds Holstein feeder steers selling New Holland, Penn., selling head of Boer-Spanish cross Texas, Nebraska and Kansas. head, Graham with receipts of direct out of Arizona, Califor- by the head Monday, quoted brought $170-215, 70-90 The opening ask for each lot 1814 had steers and heifers un- nannies at $155 per head to a pounds $150-205, 90-110 nia and Nevada on a delivered selection 1 kids weighing buyer in Coke County and 100 pounds $130-185, hair lambs varied but ranged from $106- der 500 pounds $5-10 higher, basis, including 2250 large No. 50-55 pounds $135-165, 60- 107 though one Nebraska lot feeder steers, bulls and heifers head of black Spanish nanny 40-60 pounds $180-230, 60- 3 steers for October delivery to 65 pounds $140-185, 70- kids at $180 per head delivered opened at $111. None sold. over 500 pounds $3-5 higher 75 pounds $180-220, 75-90 weigh 325 pounds $130 and 75 pounds $150-175, 80- to Sutton County. The Texas Cattle Feeders while Amarillo attracted 495 pounds $160-210, Barbado 840 head to weigh 350 pounds 85 pounds $150-210, 90-95 Association counted 12,580 head with feeder steers and and Barbado cross lambs 35- $117, for November 1800 head pounds $152-240, selection 2 head on area showlists, down heifers $3-5 higher, stocker FUTURES TRADE 50 pounds $155-215, 50- to weigh 325 pounds $130, for 50-55 pounds $105-145, 60- 70 pounds $150-215, 70-90 3408 head from the previous calves steady to $3 higher. 65 pounds $110-145, 70-75 CHICAGO — (CME) — pounds $135-185. week. Formulas were 74,803 Oklahoma City sold 6664 February 4450 head to weigh pounds $120-155. Nannies, Beef futures trading on the Hamilton wooled lambs up 2155 head. head with feeder steers and 325 pounds $137.41. selection 1 100-145 pounds Chicago Board of Trade at the weighing 40-70 pounds were Direct trade was quiet on heifers steady to $3 high- According to the USDA $165-240, 150-160 pounds close on Tuesday and at press $160-190, 70 pounds and Wednesday morning with er, feeder heifers unevenly there were 4779 feeder cattle $250.