| Date: | 9-16-22 |
| Head Count: | 1586 |
| The market was steady on the front end calves. Some sets of unworked calves were 3-5 cheaper. The light calves still had good demand. The long weaned calves still have the most demand. The front end worked calves still have plenty of activity. The feeder cattle were steady with the thin fleshed yearlings still having the most activity. The stock cows were steady with good demand on young cows. The packer cows were steady on the high yielding, fleshy cows. We are starting to see too many cows that are just too thin resulting in them being 3-5 cheaper. |
| Feeder Steers: | |
| #1’s | |
| 200-300 lbs.: | 210-235 |
| 300-400 lbs.: | 190-230 |
| 400-500 lbs.: | 170-215 |
| 500-600 lbs.: | 170-194 |
| 600-700 lbs.: | 160-185 |
| 700-800 lbs.: | 160-175 |
| Feeder Heifers: | |
| #1’s | |
| 200-300 lbs.: | 170-210 |
| 300-400 lbs.: | 160-185 |
| 400-500 lbs.: | 160-180 |
| 500-600 lbs.: | 150-175 |
| 600-700 lbs.: | 150-165 |
| 700-800 lbs.: | 140-160 |
| Slaughter Bulls ( weighing 1200-2050 lbs.) : | 80-113 |
| Slaughter Cows (#1’s) : | 70-92 |
| Cutter Cows: | 40-60 |
| Stocker Cows (PG tested, 3-9 yrs old) Large Frame: | $900-$1400 |
| Stocker Cows (PG tested, 3-9 yrs old) Medium Frame: | $600-$850 |
| Cow/Calf Pairs with calves under 250 lbs. Large Frame: | $1000-$1400 |
| Cow/Calf Pairs with calves under 250 lbs Med. Frame: | $700-$1000 |
| Crossbred Calves: | $100-$200 |