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San Angelo, Texas Sheep Markets Steady With Lower Trends Lamb markets were called steady to lower for most with the New Holland market the exception, calling the trend there steady to $10 higher. San Angelo was steady to $5 lower, Hamilton steady, and Goldth- waite was called $10 lower. Lamb and mutton meat pro- duction for the week ending VOL. 70 - NO. 48 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2018 LIVESTOCKWEEKLY.COM $35 PER YEAR December 1 totaled 2.8 million pounds on a slaughter count of 42,000 compared to the previ- ous week’s production of two million pounds and a slaughter count of 30,000 head. Imported lamb and mut- ton for the period ending November 24 totaled 1193 metric tons, about 2.63 million pounds, which was about 131 percent of domestic produc- tion for the same period. Replacement ewes 2-4 years old averaged $202.05, 5-6 years old $140, and older ewes brought $80, based on a report by USDA’s Chris Dias. San Angelo choice 2-3 lambs weighing 100-155 pounds were $122-132, choice and prime 1-2 lambs 40-60 pounds $235-266, 60-70 pounds $212- 230, 70-80 pounds $190-210, 80-90 pounds $170-188, and 90-110 pounds $140-172, choice 1-2 40-60 pounds $216- 235, 60-70 pounds $190-210, 70-80 pounds $168-190, 80-90 TWO TYPES of windmills can be seen almost side by side pounds $130-165, and 90-110 in this image from west of Eldorado. The traditional mill, pounds $120-140, medium and familiar to anyone who has pulled or even leathered one, Range Sales still holds on against the competition from submersible larger 1-2 feeder lambs 70-90 pounds $141-173. pumps. The new kid on the range continues to cover new Mid-Tex Cattle Co., Seguin, $114 to the Texas Panhandle, age crossbred cow-calf pairs at ground as long as government policy favors it. Goldthwaite wooled lambs Texas, sold on a delivered a load of heavy bred cows to $1200 per pair. weighing 50-70 pounds were basis to the Texas Panhandle: the Panhandle for $870, and USDA reports 6256 head $165-245, 70-90 pounds one load of No.1-1½ Okie and a load of young open cows to of feeder cattle selling direct $125-190, 90-110 pounds cross bred heifers weighing North Texas at $575. off Colorado range, all for Slaughter Meat Goats Steady $120-160, Dorper and Dorper 448 pounds at $135.50, three Cattle For Sale By David, current delivery and mostly loads of No. 1½ Okie and cross cross lambs weighing 40-60 San Angelo, sold out of the delivered basis, including heifers weighing 365 at $141, Bay City, Texas area to a 400 medium and large No. 1 To Off In Most Recent Sales pounds brought $210-270, and three more loads weighing Pampa, Texas buyer 55 ba- steers weighing 800 pounds 60-75 pounds $180-250, 75- 556 at $141. Slaughter meat goat prices Also on Monday, Ham- bytooth heavy bred Brangus at $149.64 f.o.b., 220 similar were steady to lower in most ilton kids weighing 20-40 90 pounds $125-235, Barbado 4L Cattle Co., Vic Choate, cows at $1175 per head; out steers weighing 625 at $157, and Barbado cross lambs 35- San Angelo, sold on a deliv- of the Mount Calm, Texas area 659 steers weighing 650-685 recent trading. Hamilton was pounds earned $185-270, 40- steady, New Holland, Penn- 70 pounds $185-265 and over 50 pounds $180-250, 50-70 ered basis: one load of No. 1 to an Ozona, Texas buyer 46 at $149-163, 557 steers weigh- mostly black steers weighing heavy bred babytooth Angus ing 700-731 at $149-158, sylvania mostly steady, San 70 pounds $145-230. Thin pounds $170-250, and 70-90 471 pounds for $160 to a Plus cows at $1125; and out of 128 steers weighing 760-761 Angelo weak, and Goldthwaite nannies were $40-75 per head, pounds $130-200. West Texas buyer, one load of the Pearsall, Texas area to an at $152-155.85, 428 steers $10 lower. Fredericksburg was medium $80-140 and fl eshy At New Holland, Penn., No. 1½ 870 pound heifers at Afton, Okla. buyer 48 running weighing 800-810 at $147- unreported at press time. $150-200, billies $140-185. choice and prime 2-3 wooled 1255.50, 812 steers weighing 850-885 at $144.67-153.50, Goat slaughter under fed- At San Angelo Tuesday, se- slaughter lambs weighing 90- 438 steers weighing 900-925 eral inspection the week lection 1 kids weighing 40-60 110 pounds brought $180-216, Plains Fed Cattle Face Scant at $143-148.50, 455 heifers ending November 17 totaled pounds brought $250-277 and hair $170-200, wooled 110- weighing 600-625 at $147- 10,895 head. Goat meat im- 60-80 pounds $248-264, selec- 130 pounds $170-205, $157- Bidding At Low Prices Midweek 157, 239 heifers weighing ports for the week ending tion 1-2 40-60 pounds $230- 180 hair, choice 1-2 wooled 650 at $145-154, 635 heifers Panhandle fed cattle trade steady, yearlings $3-6 lower. weighing 700-740 at $143- November 24 totaled 175 250, 60-70 pounds $230-248 lambs 50-60 pounds $220-255, faced a wide gap between At La Junta, Colo., 6749 head 150, 602 heifers weighing metric tons, 146 from Aus- and 80-100 pounds $200-215. $222-260 hair, 60-70 pounds wishing to buy at $113 and were $3-5 higher, instances $8 750-775 at $139.70-147.25, tralia and 29 from Mexico. Selection 1-2 nannies 80-130 wooled $200-237, $210-240 wishing to sell at $120-121. higher on steer calves under 383 heifers weighing 800 at At Goldthwaite on Thurs- pounds $100-116, 130-190 hair, 70-80 pounds wooled Last week’s going price was 600 pounds, mostly steady on $140-141, and 230 heifers day, selection 1 kids weighing pounds $100-112 and thin 70- $185-210, $180-212 hair, 80- mostly $118, up a buck from six to seven-weights, heifer weighing 925 at $136.50. 30-45 pounds brought $220- 110 pounds $80-100, selection the week before. 90 pounds wooled $165-190, calves under 600 pounds were USDA reports 4721 head 280, 45-60 pounds $220- 1-2 70-100 pounds $160-192, Wednesday’s Fed Cattle steady to $3 higher, a few to of feeder cattle selling direct and $160-185 hair. Exchange offered only 219 $10 up, and yearlings showed a in Oklahoma, mostly f.o.b., 260, 60-70 pounds $180-260, 100-150 pounds $160-190 and Hamilton wooled lambs head in two Kansas lots. The higher undertone. Tulsa, Okla. including 140 medium and and 70-90 pounds $180-250. 150-250 pounds $142-176. weighing 70 pounds and fi rst sold at its $118 starting was $6-8 lower on 4911 head. large No. 1 heifers to weigh Lightweight nannies were heavier were $120-150, Dor- price and the second went at In Texas, Graham’s 3111 725 pounds at $138.10; for $120-160, heavy $85-140 FUTURES TRADE $117.50 after a start at $117. head were mostly steady, December 1200 similar steers and thin $60-80, lightweight CHICAGO — (CME) — per and Dorper cross 20- to weigh 840 at $153.50; for 40 pounds $180-250, 40-70 The Texas Cattle Feeders weights 600 pounds and light- billies $160-210 and heavy Beef futures trading on the Association counted 8111 head er $10-15 higher. Crockett current delivery 1200 steers pounds $160-250, and 70 weighing 840 at $153.50, $150-200. Chicago Board of Trade at the on area showlists, off 4219 called no trend on 3634 head, New Holland, Penn., sell- pounds and heavier $140-220. head from last week. Formulas but termed the action “brisk”. 115 steers weighing 650 at close on Tuesday and at press San Angelo good 2-3 were off 2698 head at 51,806. Three Rivers was $3-6 lower $150.50, 310 steers weigh- ing by the head Monday, time on Wednesday. Direct trade elsewhere was ing 775 at $148, 202 heifers quoted selection 1 kids of Live Cattle slaughter ewes made $55-60, on light calves and steady to weighing 700-725 at $141.91- utility and good 1-3 $63-75, stalled for lack of bids; asking $2 lower on heavy calves and 40-60 pounds $145-170, 60- Wed. Tue. 144, 201 heifers weighing 80 pounds $160-190 fancy, utility $50-60, cull and util- prices as per DTN were gener- yearlings; 1084 head sold. 750 at $140.59, 188 heifers Dec. 118.25 117.78 ally $120-122 live and $190 Gonzales on Saturday called weighing 800 at $136.59, and 80-100 pounds $180-215, Feb. 122.18 121.65 ity $40-50, and cull $30-40. dressed. Midwest fed cattle better calves and yearlings 145 heifers weighing 781 at and 80-100 pounds $180- April 123.63 122.90 Goldthwaite wool slaughter auctions paid $100-109.50, $3-5 lower, lesser sorts $4-6 $139.52 delivered. 215, 100-120 pound wethers ewes were $40-80, Dorpers strictly choice to $116.50. lower, and Amarillo called no June 114.73 114.10 Kansas direct feeder cat- $200-235, selection 2 40- Aug. 112.38 111.88 and crosses $40-100, Barbado Stocker and feeder calf trend on 628 head.
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