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45 YEARS AGO
Wayne Cleveland of Canadian, Texas, is reported to
have sold 278 steer yearlings at $19, immediate delivery
off grass at Matfield Green, Kansas, to Allen Dawson of
Amarillo, who bought them on order for Iowa feeders.
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Bob McNally of Roswell is reported to have sold his
lambs for October delivery to Louie Falconi, Roswell
feedlot operator, at $16 cwt.
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Buck Cone, Amarillo, sold 152 heifer yearlings
weighing 625 pounds at $17 to Nebraska buyers, delivered
August 24.
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Doc Wimberley of Seminole, Texas, last week sold 200
mixed calves for November 1 to 15 delivery to a Mr.
Willis of Dimmitt at $20 on the heifers and $21 on the
steers; these are expected to weigh around 400 pounds on
delivery.
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A.S. MacArthur of Wagon Mound, New Mexico, is reported
to have contracted the Buck York lambs at Las Vegas for
October delivery at $17 cwt.
40 YEARS AGO
Lee Corn of Roswell has contracted 3000 mixed lambs,
mostly whitefaces, to Jess Corn, also of Roswell, at
$18.50 for October delivery; Jess Corn bought these as
replacements for his pastures and feedlots. They're
expected to be light, averaging around 65 pounds.
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Sid Slaughter, San Angelo, over the past two or three
weeks has bought between 10,000 and 12,000 mixed
Rambouillet lambs, averaging about 70 pounds and costing
from $18 to $19 cwt. in the Sanderson-Dryden area. The
lambs are being sheared and put to pastures on
Slaughter's San Francisco ranch in Brewster county.
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W.C. Boykin and Shot Miller of Amarillo sold 450
Brahman crossbred heifer yearlings and 650 similar steer
yearlings, all weighing 600 pounds, at $23.50 for Oct.
1-10 delivery near Vaughn, N.M. to an out-of-state buyer.
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Gene Dellinger of Mt. Dora, N.M., sold about 200
heifer and steer calves expected to weigh near 425 pounds
at $34 and $36 for Oct. 20 delivery to an Oklahoma buyer.
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E.D. Sheets of Clayton, N.M., sold 120 cows and calves
at $275 per pair to Forest Atchley of Mt. Dora, N.M.;
these were sold for immediate delivery but are to stay on
the seller's ranch until Oct. 1 at no extra cost.
35 YEARS AGO
Driggers Land & Cattle Co., Santa Rosa, N.M., sold
650 heifer and steer calves expected to weigh about 400
pounds at $21 and $23 for Sept. 15-Oct. 15 delivery to
Illinois feeders.
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D.M. and Bill Cogdell sold off their Silverton, Texas
ranch 1400 heifer and steer calves weighing near 400
pounds at $21 and $23 to an Oklahoma buyer.
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Charlie Lewis, Floydada, bought 500 heifer and steer
calves weighing about 500 pounds at $19 and $21 from
Burleson & Son, Matador.
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L&B Cattle Co., Lubbock, already had 3000 cattle
on feed in its first month of operation.
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T-4 Cattle Co., Tucumcari, sold 750 yearling heifers
weighing 550 pounds at $19.50 to Illinois buyers.
30 YEARS AGO
Robert Allen, Tulia, bought 450 Hereford, black
baldface and Charolais cross heifer and steer calves to
weigh 400 and 450 at $31.50 and $34.50 for Oct. 10
delivery from Johnny Burson and Burson Land & Cattle
Co., Silverton.
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Frank Allen, Clayton, N.M., bought 900 top Okie steers
expected to average about 650 pounds at $30. These were
west of Dalhart and were bought for Castro Feeders,
Dimmitt.
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Don Geeslin, Goldthwaite, sold 5000-6000 fed lambs
weighing 90-92 at $29 f.o.b. his feedlots.
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Parmer County Cattle co., Bovina, sold 389 steers
weighing 1090-1125 pounds, 70-80 percent choice, at $30.
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Panhandle Feed Yards, Turpin, Okla., sold 219 heifers
weighing 975 pounds, 70 percent choice, at $28.50 to
Swift & Co., Guymon, Okla.
25 YEARS AGO
Tommy Buckner, Dalhart, bought out of Florida 156
black baldface and Brangus steers weighing 314 pounds at
$29.
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Jerry Womble, Morse, Texas, bought out of South Texas
125 No. 1 Okie with a few Brahman cross steers weighing
330 pounds at $37.50 delivered.
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Robert Snell, Clovis, sold to a local buyer 58 No. 1
Okie steers weighing 732 pounds payweight at $34,
delivered.
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Nortex Feedlot Co., Dalhart: 112 steers, 1175 lbs.,
75% choice, $44.50.
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Ingalls Feedyard, Ingalls, Kan.: 152 steers, 1175
lbs., 80-85% choice, $44.
20 YEARS AGO
Texas feedlots were selling fed lambs at around $65 to
spots $66. Colorado feedlots also quoted fed springers at
$65-66.
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Potter Craig, Clovis, bought in the local area one
load of No. 1 Okie feeder heifers weighing 550 pounds at
$75.50.
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L.B. Worthan, Hereford, bought in the Clovis area one
load of No. 1 Okie steers weighing 440 pounds at $102,
also 55 No. 1 to choice Okie steers weighing 419 at
$97.32. both delivered to Hereford, plus one load of
stock cows weighing 800 at $58 delivered to Sunray,
Texas, and a load of stock cows weighing 800 at $56
delivered to Nazareth, Texas; in Kentucky one load of No.
1 Okie steers and bulls weighing 364 at $101.71 delivered
to Texline and a load of similar cattle weighing 414 at
$97.69 delivered to Texline.
15 YEARS AGO
Pearson Cattle Co., Happy, sold to a local buyer 375
No. 1 steers weighing 370 pounds at $68, also 250 No. 1
steers weighing 440 at $67 and 150 similar steers
weighing 610 at $62.
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Klemme Cattle Co., Springfield, Mo., sold on a
delivered basis to an Iowa buyer two loads of No. 1 Okie
steers weighing 729 pounds at $63.12; to a Kansas buyer
one load of Holstein steers weighing 653 at $51.14; to a
Texas buyer two loads of Holstein steers weighing 980 at
$48.25.
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Western-Lockney Ltd., Lockney: 234 steers, 1150 lbs.,
50% choice, $64.
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Davidson Feed Pens, Pecos: 45 Holstein steers, 1100
lbs., mostly good, $57.
10 YEARS AGO
JB Cattle Co., Abilene, sold on a delivered basis to
Texas Panhandle and Western Oklahoma buyers one load of
No. 1 Okie and crossbred steers weighing 449pounds at
$99.80; one load of No. 1 Okie and crossbred heifers
weighing 405 at $96.25; a load of similar heifers
weighing 462 at $92.77; one load of No. 1 Okie and
crossbred steers with a few bulls weighing 546 at $91.75.
The firm sold to a Kansas buyer one load of Holstein
steers weighing 589 at $81.25.
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XIT Feeders, Dalhart: 2800 steers, 1125-1150 lbs., 70%
choice, $73.50; 500 heifers, 1000 lbs., 70% choice, $73.
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Colorado Beef, Lamar, Colo.: 1792 steers, 1125 lbs.,
65% choice, $73.50; 513 heifers, 1000 lbs., 65% choice,
$73.
5 YEARS AGO
Nortex Feedlot Co., Dalhart: 1387 steers, 1150 lbs.,
60% choice, $67.
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Cattle Town Inc., Hereford: 281 steers, 1150 lbs., 60%
choice, $67.
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Lykes Brothers Feed Yards, Edroy: 380 heifers, 1050
lbs., $64; 567 steers, 1150 lbs., $64.
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Luckey Custom Feedlot, Devine: 300 steers, 1100 lbs.,
$65.50.
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Ty Jones Cattle Co., Canyon, bought in West Texas and
New Mexico for October delivery 1400 No. 1 Okie heifers
weighing 700 pounds at $71.50.
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