Imperial, NE Livestock Auction

WH_LS759
Kearney, NE    Fri Jan 4, 2013    USDA-NE Dept of Ag Market News
 
Imperial NE - Imperial Livestock Auction
Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 01/04/2013
 
Receipts:  850    Last Week:  0    Year Ago:  800
 
   No comparison to last week, due to no feeder sale. Steers
accounted for 55 percent and heifers 45 percent of the 
offering today. Demand was good on weights. Weights over 
600 lbs 81 percent of the offering.


                Feeder Steers Medium and Large 1
 Head   Wt Range   Avg Wt    Price Range   Avg Price
   11    451-462     457       185.00         185.00
   31    538-547     541    171.50-176.00     174.39
   43    561-581     572    166.00-171.00     168.56
  227    665-698     684    151.50-161.75     158.11
    8      720       720       149.50         149.50
   44    753-784     775    150.00-154.25     151.22
   16      819       819       150.00         150.00
   42      918       918       140.10         140.10

                Feeder Steers Medium and Large 1-2
 Head   Wt Range   Avg Wt    Price Range   Avg Price
   18    750-766     757    143.00-146.00     144.65

                Feeder Heifers Medium and Large 1
 Head   Wt Range   Avg Wt    Price Range   Avg Price
    7      425       425       168.00         168.00
   13    463-489     475    159.00-171.00     165.30
   47    572-585     579    142.00-149.50     145.63
   34    618-631     627    151.00-151.50     151.36
  123    659-697     667    140.00-150.00     145.51
   65    708-718     716    139.50-145.25     144.73
   60      812       812       139.25         139.25
   11      917       917       125.00         125.00

Source:  NE Dept of Ag - USDA Market News Service,  Kearney, NE  
         Terry Walker, Market Reporter 
         Ph. (308) 390-5399  24 Hr Recorded Markets   (620) 369-9311
         www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/WH_LS759.txt
 
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