Imperial, NE Livestock Auction

WH_LS759
Kearney, NE    Fri Jul 13, 2012    USDA-NEDept of Ag Market  News
 
Imperial NE - Imperial Livestock Auction
Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 07/13/2012
 
Receipts:  550    Last Week:  0    Year Ago:  0
 
   No comparison to last week, due to no feeder sale. Steers
accounted for 28 percent and heifers 72 percent of the offering
today. Demand was good on all weightgs. Weights over 600 lbs
95 percent of the offering today.


Receipts: 700          Last Week    0         Last Year  0    
             

                     Feeder Steers Medium and Large 1                      
       Head   Wt Range   Avg Wt    Price Range   Avg Price                 
        149     795        795       138.00         138.00                 
     
                    Feeder Steers Medium and Large 1-2                     
       Head   Wt Range   Avg Wt    Price Range   Avg Price                 
         16     762        762       130.00         130.00                 

                     Feeder Heifers Medium and Large 1                     
       Head   Wt Range   Avg Wt    Price Range   Avg Price                 
         67     743        743       135.25         135.25                 
        351   763-788      775    130.50-131.25     130.87                 
         38   804-845      815    123.00-130.25     128.27    

Source:  Source: USDA NE Dept of Ag Market News -  Kearney, NE  
         Terry Walker, Market Reporter 
         Ph. (308) 390-5399  
         www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/WH_LS759.txt
 
1500c  TRW

 
 
 
 
 
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