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Lot 309

Gibbs Farms - 15th Annual Bull & Replacement Female Sale
Live Event Started: 11/14/20 11:00 AM (CST)

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Sold For $1,900.00

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Livestock Market Videos (4)
Private Treaty Offerings (1)
NATIONAL CATTLE TRACKER: The largest steer and heifer string sold on Wednesday was 366 steers (860#) from El Reno, Oklahoma at $153.50. The second largest string was 305 steers (674#) from Torrington, Wyoming at $185.00 (VIEW REPORT)
NATIONAL STEER TRACKER: The largest steer string sold on Wednesday on the National Steer Tracker (700-899#) was 366 steers (860#) from El Reno, Oklahoma at $153.50. The average price for the top 10 steer strings (700-899#) sold on Wednesday was $159.60, compared to $162.98 on Tuesday (VIEW REPORT)
NATIONAL CALF TRACKER: The largest calf string sold on Wednesday was 116 steers (450#) from Torrington, Wyoming at $229.00. The average price paid on Wednesday for the top 10 calf strings was $198.44, compared to $192.53 on Tuesday (VIEW REPORT)
U.S. CATTLE REPORT: Boxed beef over $291; Slaughter down 2K head from Tuesday; Chicken & pork strong... (VIEW REPORT)
Improvement... Yesterday’s daily federally inspected cattle slaughter reached 117k head, the largest thus far in January and a clear improvement. Expectations are that daily slaughter levels will push back to 120k to 122k on a regular basis and the temporary slowdown of throughput will be behind the industry (The Beef)
USDA estimates daily cattle slaughter at 115K head, compared to 114K last week and 121K last year. WTD slaughter at 345K head, compared to 341K last week and 351K last year (Wed)
MEATBOARD: Boxed Beef Choice: $291.60 (+2.11); Pork Carcass: $95.47 (+8.26); Chicken Breast: $232.10 (+0.90) (Wed pm)
Boxed Beef PM: Choice: $291.60 (+2.11); Select: $280.43 (+2.04); Ch/Se Spread: 11.17; Total Loads: 115 compared to 124 on Tuesday
CME LIVESTOCK: Live Cattle: $143.35 (+1.50); Feeder Cattle: $165.625 (+0.20) Hogs: $91.35 (+2.075); Milk: $22.25 (-0.23)
CME GRAINS: Corn: $6.105 (+11.00); Soybeans: $13.9125 (+30.00); Wheat: $7.965 (+27.50); Cotton: $123.95 (+2.87)
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