The Weekly Livestock Reporter

Market Reports

Buffalo Livestock

Buffalo, TX — November 1 - Receipts: 1116.

Slaughter cows: cutter cows $140-159; fat cows $135-155; canner cows $50-120.

Slaughter bulls: heavy bulls $171-188; light bulls $155-178.

Cow/calf pairs & bred cows: choice NT; good NT; plain NT; bred cows 3-6 yrs. old $1350-3550.

Steer/bull calves & yearlings: 150-200 lbs. $265-540; 200-300 lbs. $280-485; 300-400 lbs. $290-500; 400-500 lbs. $265-445; 500-600 lbs. $245-410; 600-700 lbs. $225-369; 700-800 lbs. $210-321.

Heifer calves & yearling: 150-200 lbs. $300-400; 200-300 lbs. $240-440; 300-400 lbs. $260-400; 400-500 lbs. $260-376; 500-600 lbs. $240-352; 600-700 lbs. $240-318; 700-800 lbs. $205-270.

These prices reflect the good to choice cattle, and the plainer cattle would be $25-40 behind these figures.


Paris Saturday

Paris, TX — November 1 (Special) Receipts at Cattlemen’s Livestock Commission: 817 head, including 267 cows, 11 bulls, 494 calves and 45 goats. Prices were better than expected. Strong market on young cows and pairs. 

Steers: 300 lbs. and under $250-485; 300-400 lbs. $210-480; 400-500 lbs. $190-450; 500-600 lbs. $170-400; 600-700 lbs. $145-360; 700-800 lbs. $125-345; 800 lbs. and up $100-320.

Heifers: 300 lbs. and under $220-420; 300-400 lbs. $205-415; 400-500 lbs. $190-520; 500-600 lbs. $165-390; 600-700 lbs. $130-340; 700-800 lbs. $110-325; 800 lbs. and up $100-305.

Slaughter cows $80-167. Slaughter bulls $140-196. Stocker cows $1000-3200, pairs $2150-3250. Baby calves $650-1050.

Holstein: steers $160-210. Holstein: heifers $1100-1650. Goats $30-310.


New Summerfield Saturday

New Summerfield, TX — November 1 (Special) Receipts at Tri County Livestock Market, 815 head. Some plain cattle below these figures.

Steers: under 300 lbs. $300-500; 300-400 lbs. $255-475; 400-500 lbs. $215-475; 500-600 lbs. $210-390; 600-700 lbs. $200-335; 700-800 lbs. $185-325. 

Heifers: under 300 lbs. $255-450; 300-400 lbs. $250-425; 400-500 lbs. $215-400; 500-600 lbs. $205-360; 600-700 lbs. $185-315; 700-800 lbs. $160-290. Lower quality heifers NT.

Slaughter cows $80-165. Heavy bulls $150-202. Light bulls NT. Stocker cows $1700-3700. Cow/calf pairs (top) $2500-3250. Low-middle pairs NT. Baby calves NT.


Hugo Friday

Hugo, OK — October 31 (Special) Receipts at Three Creek Livestock Auction: 462 head. Stocker cows steady with great demand on quality. Packer cows $1-2 softer. Stocker calves $12-15 softer with some $15-25 softer on plainer cattle and crosses. Calves still dollar out very good.

Steers: 100-300 lb. $400-445; 300-400 lb. $335-480; 400-500 lb. $315-415; 500-600 lb. $310-412.50; 600-700 lb. $307-360; 700-800 lb. $305-350; 800 lbs. and up $252-252.

Heifers: 100-300 lb. $335-535; 300-400 lb. $310-435; 400-500 lb. $285-385; 500-600 lb. $280-347.50; 600-700 lb. $255-310; 700-800 lb. $235-280; 800 lbs. and up NT.

Packers $87.50-169; Stockers $144-230. Bulls $160-250. Cows per head $1800-3550. Bulls per head $3600-8500. Calves per head $600-1075. Top packer cow $169. Top packer bull $190. Pairs $3000-4450. Goat $35-185; sheep NT; horse/donkey NT.


Gainesville Friday

Gainesville, TX — October 31 (Special) Receipts at Gainesville Livestock Market, Inc.: 900. The market was steady on most classes. The front end weaned sets had very good demand with some sets of them being $4-8 higher. The unworked calves had moderate demand with some sets of the overly fleshy sets being $7-10 cheaper. The light calves were steady on the worked and vaccinated sets and $5-8 lower on the unworked sets. The feeder cattle was $4-5 lower on the heavy set and steady on the lighter feeders. The stock cows were steady. And packer cows were steady to $2 cheaper. 

Feeder Steers: Medium and large frame, 200-300 lbs., No. 1 $450-520; 300-400 lbs., No. 1 $400-475; 400-500 lbs., No. 1 $370-445; 500-600 lbs., No. 1 $380-415; 600-700 lbs., No. 1 $350-390; 700-800 lbs., No. 1 $350-375.

Feeder Heifers: Medium and large frame, 200-300 lbs., No. 1 $400-450; 300-400 lbs., No. 1 $390-460; 400-500 lbs., No. 1 $370-445; 500-600 lbs., No. 1 $330-390; 600-700 lbs., No. 1 $310-350; 700-800 lbs., No. 1 $310-355.

#2’s and #3’s on feeder steers and heifers will be 20-45 cents off of the #1’s.

Slaughter bulls: Y.G. 1-2, 1200-2050 lbs. $160-208. Slaughter cows #1, $140-177, cutters $90-130.

Stocker cows PG’d tested 3-9 years: Large frame $2800-3900, medium frame $1900-2500.

Cow and calf pairs: Cows with calves under 250 lbs., large frame $3300-4000, medium frame $2000-3000. Cross bred calves: $300-850.


Jordan Weekly
Market Report

Mason & San Saba – October 30. Receipts totaled 5,136 head. The market opened up with a lower tone with the futures market mostly limit down Oct. 24 and on Oct. 27 and also lower on Oct. 28 but turned positive on Oct. 29. The drop was due to the uncertainties of our government policies to lower the price of beef through imports and tariffs. The stocker steers sold $15-25 lower with 9 steers 541 lbs at $392.50 ($2123.43) and stocker heifers were $15-30 lower with 3 heifers 502 lbs at $400 ($2008). The feeder steers were $11-15 lower with 3 steers 723 lbs at $324 ($2342.52) and the feeder heifers were $8-15 lower with 6 heifers $663 lbs at $324 ($2148.12). The packer cows and bulls were steady. Pairs and bred cows were higher in strong demand.

Steers: Choice calves 100-300 lbs. NT; 300-400 lbs. $418-495; 400-500 lbs. $361-455; 500-600 lbs. $329-415; 600-700 lbs. $313-365; 700-800 lbs. $302-330.

Heifers: Choice calves 100-300 lbs. $363-450; 300-400 lbs. $406-465; 400-500 lbs. $355-445; 500-600 lbs. $318-400; 600-700 lbs. $291-345; 700-800 lbs. $257-302.

Yearlings: Choice steers 700-800 lbs. $315-330; Choice steers 800+ lbs. NT; Choice heifers 700-800 lbs. $275-302; Choice heifers 800+ lbs. NT; #2 Steer calves & yearlings $150-240; #2 Heifer calves & yearlings $140-230; Shorties & Plainer calves & yearlings $50-260.

Cows: Choice bred $3000-5000; Medium to good bred $1500-2900; Plainer & older bred $500-1475; High yield $150-176; Medium yield $120-149; Low yield $70-119; Heiferettes & young stockers $140-235.

Bulls: High yield $175-190; Medium yield $160-174; Low yield $147-159; Feeders NT.

Pairs: Choice $3000-6600; Medium to good $2000-2975; Plainer & older pairs NT.

Some representative sales: JCC Ranch, San Saba, 1 steer 415 lbs $455; Gary Bauman, Valley Spring, 6 steers 485 lbs $425; Josephine Sloan, San Saba, 3 steers 512 lbs $400; Wardlaw & Kiehne, Sonora, 7 heifers 389 lbs $465; Mark Locker, Richland Springs, 1 heifer 410 lbs $445; Bill Harlow, Richland Springs, 8 heifers 523 lbs $358.

OKC West Wednesday

Oklahoma City, OK — October 29 (F‑S) Receipts at OKC West - El Reno Livestock Market: 4,056. Feeder steers $20-30 lower. Feeder heifers $15-25 lower. Feeder quality plain. Steer calves $30-40 lower. Heifers calves $40-50 lower, conservatively. It was a buyer’s market. While a few individual trades were still impressive, overall buyer activity, for calves, remained very cautious. CME Feeder Cattle futures finally traded in the green. Rain, wind and much cooler weather has move into the trading area, making it difficult to start calves at this time. 

Feeder Cattle Steers - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range: 322 480.00 Unweaned; 373-392 560.00-590.00; 382 480.00 Unweaned; 400-438 550.00-595.00; 430 450.00 Unweaned; 450-477 460.00-495.00; 458 580.00 Fancy; 453-482 440.00-470.00 Unweaned; 505-546 400.00-430.00; 508 425.00 Unweaned; 554-591 380.00-408.00; 579 370.00 Unweaned; 600-644 360.00-385.00; 613 345.00 Unweaned; 651-685 355.00-390.00; 670-671 325.00-345.00 Unweaned; 706-729 350.00-359.50; 759-768 340.00-347.50; 827-840 337.00-345.00; 862-866 319.00-334.00; 952 322.00.

Heifers - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range: 250-260 460.00-490.00; 314-345 440.00-470.00; 338 420.00 Unweaned; 374-388 440.00-510.00; 354-363 380.00-410.00 Unweaned; 406-418 370.00-400.00; 428-444 330.00-370.00 Unweaned; 463-493 375.00-420.00; 458 440.00 Fancy; 464-489 325.00-350.00 Unweaned; 513-548 350.00-370.00; 516-543 405.00-415.00 Fancy; 509-535 305.00-340.00 Unweaned; 550-597 320.00-375.00; 583 300.00 Unweaned; 604-649 352.50-365.00; 615-649 300.00-315.00 Unweaned; 653-691 320.00-340.00; 700-748 315.00-336.00; 751 318.00; 905-944 288.00-293.00; 951-992 285.00-290.00; 1018-1049 271.00-277.00.

Bulls - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range: 278-297 470.00-520.00; 333-334 430.00-440.00 Unweaned; 362 470.00 Unweaned; 465 470.00; 530 390.00; 506-546 330.00-355.00 Unweaned; 559 365.00 Unweaned; 605 335.00 Unweaned; 683 340.00.


Oklahoma Hay

Oklahoma City, OK – October 31 (F-S) Demand is slow to no movement. It becomes harder to move hay across Oklahoma. Due to the overabundance of hay from past years and the wet hay season, the hay being moved is lower-quality hay compared to what we normally see. Trends: No Trends currently. The Oklahoma Mesonet Drought Monitor shows that 0 percent of the state is in exceptional drought, 0 percent is in extreme drought, 3.48 percent is in severe drought, 19.04 percent is moderate, 56.38 percent is abnormally dry conditions, and 43.62 percent has no drought conditions.

Central: Alfalfa - Good/Premium (Ask/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Square 4x4 160.00 F.O.B.; Alfalfa - Good (Ask/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Square 4x4 150.00 F.O.B.; Alfalfa - Fair/Good (Trade/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Ground 90.00 F.O.B.; Bermuda Grass - Fair/Good (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Medium Round 50.00 F.O.B.

North Central: Bermuda Grass - Premium/Supreme (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 80.00 F.O.B.; Bermuda Grass - Premium (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Small Square 11.00 F.O.B.; Bermuda Grass - Good/Premium (Trade/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 60.00 F.O.B.; Bermuda Grass - Good (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 55.00 F.O.B.; Bermuda Grass - Fair/Good (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 50.00 F.O.B.

Northeast: Alfalfa - Good (Ask/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 215.00 Delivered; Bermuda Grass - Premium/Supreme (Ask/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 150.00 Delivered; Prairie/Meadow Grass - Good/Premium (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Square 3x4 60.00 F.O.B.; Medium Round 50.00 F.O.B.; Prairie/Meadow Grass - Good (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Medium Round 45.00 F.O.B.

Northwest: Alfalfa - Good (Ask/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Ground 85.00 F.O.B.; Large Square 4x4 150.00 F.O.B.; Alfalfa - Fair (Ask/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 130.00 F.O.B.; Bermuda Grass - Premium/Supreme (Trade/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 80.00 F.O.B.; Grass - Utility (Trade/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 20.00 F.O.B.; Prairie/Meadow Grass - Good/Premium (Ask/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 60.00 F.O.B.


Texas Hay

Amarillo, TX — October 31
(F-S) Hay prices were steady with good demand. According to the US Drought Monitor, Heavy rains in many regions engendered broad areas of improvement across most of Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Some areas of deterioration were observed in areas that missed the heavy rains, specifically southern and coastal Texas, part of the Texas Panhandle, and a few patches of the Red River (South) Valley. Several inches of rain resulted in a few swaths of 2-category improvement across central and east-central Texas as well as central Oklahoma, where upwards of 4 to 8 inches of precipitation were observed. But despite the wet week, 90-day rainfall amounts ranged from 3 to 6 inches below normal across much of the Red River (South) Valley, and from 4 to locally over 10 inches from central Texas eastward along and near the Gulf Coast.

Central: Bermuda Grass - Good (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 55.00 F.O.B.; Small Square 10.00 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor.

North: Bermuda Grass - Good (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 40.00-50.00 F.O.B.

Panhandle: Alfalfa - Supreme (Contract (Trade)/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Square 3x4 320.00 Delivered-Dairy; Alfalfa - Premium (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Small Square 13.50-14.50 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor; Small Square 3 Tie 23.99 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor; Small Square 12.00 Delivered-Retail; Alfalfa - Fair/Good (Ask/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Ground 190.00-200.00 Delivered-Feedlot; Bermuda Grass - Premium (Ask/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 230.00 Delivered; Bermuda Grass - Premium (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Small Square 12.50-13.50 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor; Bermuda Grass - Good (Ask/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 200.00-225.00 Delivered; Bermuda Grass - Good (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 125.00 F.O.B.; Large Round 140.00 Delivered; Small Square 11.00 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor; Prairie/Meadow Grass - Fair (Trade/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Square 3x4 240.00 Delivered; Wheat - Good (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Small Square 9.50 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor; Wheat - Fair/Good (Ask/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 130.00-150.00 Delivered; Wheat - Fair/Good (Offer/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 135.00 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor.

South: Alfalfa - Premium (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Small Square 3 Tie 25.00 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor; Small Square 20.00-21.00 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor; Bermuda Grass - Premium (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 90.00-120.00 F.O.B.; Small Square 11.50 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor; Medium Round 130.00 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor; Bermuda Grass - Good (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 75.00-85.00 F.O.B.; Large Round 95.00-115.00 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor; Small Square 10.00-12.00 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor; Small Square Bundled 11.00 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor; Medium Round 110.00 F.O.B.-Dealer/Mill/Processor; Bermuda Grass - Fair (Ask/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 65.00-80.00 F.O.B.; Bermuda Grass - Utility (Ask/Per Ton) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Round 45.00-50.00 F.O.B.; Large Round 50.00-60.00 F.O.B.; Grass - Fair/Good (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Large Square 3x4 65.00-70.00 F.O.B.

West: Alfalfa - Premium (Ask/Per Bale) – Price Range; Freight/Use: Small Square 12.00 F.O.B.


Meridian Monday

Meridian, TX — November 3. Receipts at Meridian Livestock Commission: 388. Stocker and feeder steers: $5-7 higher. Stocker and feeder heifers: $5-7 higher. Slaughter cows $2-3 higher. Packer bulls $3-5 higher. Cow/calf pairs no test. Young replacements very active.

Steers: No. 1, under 300 lbs. NT; 300-400 lbs. $400-445; 400-500 lbs. $375-425; 500-600 lbs. $340-405; 600-700 lbs. $300-345; 700-800 lbs. NT.

Heifers: No. 1, under 300 lbs. NT; 300-400 lbs. $350-390; 400-500 lbs. $350-411; 500-600 lbs. $320-345; 600-700 lbs. $285-319; 700-800 lbs. NT.

Slaughter cows, high yielding $150-160; low yielding $135-145; fats $135-150; thin & shelly $80-120.

Packer bulls $170-195.

Pairs: young choice: NT; young fair: NT; aged pairs: NT.

Young pregnancy tested stocker replacement cows $800-3750.


Oklahoma City Monday

Oklahoma City, OK — November 3 (F‑S) Receipts at Oklahoma National Stockyards: 5,544. Feeder steers over 800 lbs. $10 higher in a light test, under 800 lbs. $25 higher. Steer calves $20-30 higher. Feeder heifers and heifer calves $15-25 higher. Feeder quality plain to average. Calf quality average with a few fancy drafts. Buyers were aggressively bidding on calves. Corporate buyers were still cautious, today. CME futures opened lower but have closed dollars higher.  

Feeder Cattle Steers - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range: 270 612.50; 313-349 575.00-615.00; 372-377 545.00-577.50; 361 542.50 Unweaned; 406-429 537.50-570.00; 423-438 455.00-472.50 Unweaned; 454-475 485.00-504.00; 450-489 445.00-482.50 Unweaned; 503-549 430.00-480.00; 516 500.00 Fancy; 504-517 415.00-442.50 Unweaned; 551-599 400.00-433.00; 553 441.00 Fancy; 558-587 365.00-405.00 Unweaned; 603-648 347.00-389.00; 600-622 353.00-387.50 Unweaned; 657-699 347.00-369.00; 660-698 348.00-371.00 Unweaned; 704-749 343.00-364.00; 726-728 343.00-354.00 Unweaned; 761-791 331.00-351.50; 773 325.00 Fleshy; 816-820 333.00-340.00; 839 324.00 Fleshy; 898 338.00; 947 316.00.

Heifers - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range: 237 560.00; 337 555.00; 357-374 465.00-495.00; 350 515.00 Unweaned; 400-447 435.00-447.50; 406-444 396.00-450.00 Unweaned; 460-492 403.00-447.00; 457-486 358.00-429.00 Unweaned; 503-541 355.00-391.00; 506-535 409.00-412.00 Thin Fleshed; 500-548 336.00-366.00 Unweaned; 552-596 341.00-381.00; 552-587 320.00-347.00 Unweaned; 577 361.00 Value Added; 605-647 320.00-354.00; 610 364.00 Fancy; 630-648 310.00-331.00 Unweaned; 650-681 320.00-347.00; 679 332.00 Unweaned; 704-720 318.00-326.00; 702-744 314.00-315.00 Fleshy; 775 318.00-324.00; 816 313.00; 888 302.75.

Bulls - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range: 276-289 515.00-530.00; 348 540.00; 389-398 480.00-500.00 Unweaned; 416 507.50 Unweaned; 492 430.00; 471 490.00 Unweaned; 512-533 415.00-427.50; 511-541 400.00-413.00 Unweaned; 588 377.50; 577 380.00 Unweaned; 609 341.00; 604 355.00 Unweaned; 666-678 330.00-335.00; 754 319.00.


Decatur Monday

Decatur, TX — November 3 (Special) Receipts at Decatur Livestock Market were 1307 head including: 26 bulls, 219 cows, 1062 calves/Longhorns. On October 29 the market started rebounding from the fall it had taken the week prior. The futures have been gaining ground daily with supply and demand still strong. Had a lot of interest in the 1st calf Red Angus/Brangus heifers that we advertised. Packer market was lower compared to Oct. 27. DLM is having their normal sale Monday, November 24 – the week of Thanksgiving. 

Steers: 200-299 lbs. NT; #2-Plain NT; 300-399 lbs. $320-530; #2-Plain $220-320; 400-499 lbs. $390-475, #2-Plain $260-390; 500-599 lbs. $360-390; #2-Plain $250-360; 600-699 lbs. $310-340, #2-Plain $156-310; 700-799 lbs. $290-317, #2-Plain $160-290; 800-899 lbs. $250-295; #2-Plain $150-250; 900-999 lbs. NT, #2-Plain NT.

Heifers: 200-299 lbs. NT, #2-Plain NT; 300-399 lbs. $340-410 #2-Plain $180-340; 400-499 lbs. $350-415, #2-Plain $140-350; 500-599 lbs. $320-360; #2-Plain $210-320; 600-699 lbs. $295-325; #2-Plain $200-295; 700-799 lbs. $275-310; #2-Plain $190-275; 800-899 lbs. $265-295, #2-Plain $190-265; 900-999 lbs. NT, #2-Plain NT.

Pairs: young $3150-4150; mid-age $2400-2900. Pregnancy tested cows: young $2700-3700; mid-age $1850-2850.

High Yield Cows: $148-159; Low Yield Cows: $30-120. Feeder bulls $200-290.

Bulls, high yield (over 1300 lbs.) $160-183 Low yield bulls (over 1300 lbs.) $60-130.

Baby Calves: up to 200 lbs. $175-1050/hd.

Some representative sales: Becky Freeman, Justin, 345 lb. steer at $5.30; D’Ann Hammett, Sunset, 6 head, 435 lb. steer at $4.75; Myers Ranch, Weatherford, 2 head, 620 lb. steer at $3.40; Tom Bennett, Rhome, 2 head, 383 lb. heifer at $4.10; Deborah Tarver, Burleson, 3 head, 410 lb. heifer at $4.15; Ochs Land & Cattle, Gordonville, 2 head, 540 lb. heifer at $3.50.


Hamilton Sheep & Goats

Hamilton, TX — November 3 - Receipts at Hamilton Sheep and Goat Sale: 1659. Dorper lambs: $10 stronger; wool lambs: $10 stronger; BBD lambs: $10 stronger; ewes: steady; kids: $10 stronger; nannies: steady.

Slaughter Goat Kids: 20-40 lbs. $230-340; 40-70 lbs. $250-350; 70 lbs. & up $220-330; show kids: NT.

Slaughter Nannies: Thin $75-115/hd; Medium $120-150/hd; Fleshy $160-205/hd.

Replacement Nannies: Med. Quality $120-150/hd; Choice Quality $150-220/hd.

Spanish, Boer, & Boer Cross Billies: Slaughter $175-210; Breeding NT.

Pygmy & Nigerian Dwarfs: Kids $150-255; Nannies $60-145/hd; Billies $150-185; Sacrifice billy kids NT.

Dorper lambs: 20-40 lbs. $280-400; 40-70 lbs. $275-345; 70 lbs. & up $190-325; show lambs NT.

Dorper: Ewes $95-250/hd; Choice Dorper Rams $130-180.

Wool lambs: 20-40 lbs. NT;  40-70 lbs. NT; 70 lbs. & up $185-260; show lambs $180-220.

Ewes: Stocker NT; Slaughter $80-145; Show Lambs NT.

Barbadoes: Lambs $175-290; Ewes $70-110/hd; Rams $150-430/hd.

Fancier kids/lambs will consistently bring $15-25/cwt higher than what is posted on this market report.

San Angelo Cattle

San Angelo, TX — October 30
(F-S) Receipts at Producers Livestock Auction Co.: 747. Feeder steers under 600 lbs sold $12-25 lower; limited comparison on offerings over 600 lbs. Feeder heifers under 500 lbs sold $2-10 lower; 500-650 lbs sold $2-5 higher; limited comparison on offerings over 650 lbs. Slaughter cows sold $2-4 higher. Slaughter bulls sold $2-5 lower. Demand moderate to good.

Feeder Cattle Steers - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range: 363-391 400.00-420.00; 419-433 380.00-405.00; 482-498 357.50-370.00; 507-520 352.50-370.00; 550-592 340.00-375.00; 617 367.50; 663-685 305.00-332.50; 759 325.00; 825 307.50; 863 315.00.

Heifers - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range: 285 405.00; 441-448 357.50-370.00; 492-494 334.00-343.00; 508-525 335.00-350.00; 560-586 302.50-362.50; 604-645 295.00-325.00; 656 305.00; 760-775 257.50-307.50.

Bulls - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range: 585 300.00; 603 270.00; 665-685 252.50-270.00; 830-838 226.00-252.50.

Slaughter Cattle Cows - Breaker 75-80% (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range; Dressing: 1293-1535 146.00-154.00 Average; 1495-1683 133.00-143.00 Low.

Cows - Boner 80-85% (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range; Dressing: 1020-1340 145.00-151.00 Average.

Cows - Lean 85-90% (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range; Dressing: 1030-1113 125.00-129.00 Average; 1195 106.00 Low; 815 94.00 Very Low.

Bulls - 1-2 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range; Dressing: 1560-1790 175.00-184.00 Average; 1680-2050 188.00-196.00 High; 1315-1585 165.00-173.00 Low.

Replacement Cattle Bred Cows - Medium and Large 1-2 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) – Wt Range; Price Range: 1225 162.00; 1134 141.00 Thin Fleshed.