June
30, 2009 MARKET
REVIEW
1484
head
A good run of
cattle again this week here at 101 Livestock.
We sold 1482 cattle for 72 consignors on a very active market this week,
on all classes of cattle offered.
The slaughter cow
continues to improve each week, as the dairy cow buyout ends this week.
Beef cows are, and will be getting shorter in numbers from now on, so we
look for cows to stay steady or even get a little higher.
We sold over 250 slaughter cows & bulls this week again.
The demand on the
choice quality steer & heifer calves with a good vacc. program, along with
the EID tags, remains very good, with most of these calves going to out-of-state
feedlots and pastures. Yearlings are
getting shorter in numbers each week, but the demand is still very strong.
Topping the steer
calf market was a nice consignment of LimoX steers weighing 436# selling for
104.00, the 530# steers brought 98.00, the 633# steers @ 99.25, and the 530#
heifer mates brought 86.00. These choice calves were consigned from Farron Bento of
Morro
Bay
. Eleanor
Garcia, also of
Morro
Bay
, sold her choice628# steers @94.75. Long
time customer, Ledeit
Bros. of San Jose
brought a load of fancy black hided calves, selling his 575# steers at 99.25;
heavier steers weighing 720# brought 92.00
Vince
Fontana of Half Moon Bay brought a load
of his choice quality, black Angus calves, selling his 563# steers @ 102.50, the
687# steers brought 95.00, heavier 791# steers sold for 90.50; heifer mates
weighing 605# brought 87.00, 718# heifers brought 84.10.
These calves had a great vacc. program.
Buzz
Nelson of
Salinas
sold his good Angus steers weighing 540# for 102.75, the 663# steers brought
94.25. Gene
Pastorino of Half Moon Bay sold his choice
395# steers @ 101.00, the 634# steers brought 94.00, the 721# steers brought
92.00; heifer mates weighing 617# brought 84.75, the 717# heifers sold for
84.25. A first time consignor here
at 101, was Peter Cargasaacchi of
Lompoc
, he was happy to see his choice quality Angus steers weighing 626# bring 97.35,
the 734# steers went out of the ring at 93.25, heavier 894# steers brought
89.00. Thanks again for your nice
consignment! Mike
Giammona of Pt.Reyes sent a load of good
calves this week. His 484# black
steers sold for 99.00, the 658# steers brought 97.75, the 794# steers brought
90.00; heifer mates weighing 629# brought 85.50, the 704# heifers brought 85.10,
going to an
Idaho
feedlot. Jim
Giancola of San Juan Bautista sold his
choice 631# steers @ 97.00. George Kammerer
of
San Jose
sold his 685# steers @ 96.00. Gary Silvera
of
San Jose
brought his good calves, selling his 500# steers @ 99.00, the 650# steers @
94.00; heifer mates weighing 597# brought 85.00.
The Tilton
Ranch of Gilroy brought their choice
weaned calves, selling 517# steers @ 95.00, the 676# steers brought 93.50;
heifer mates weighing 600# brought 86.25. Pedrazzi &
DeRosa of
Salinas
sold their 654# steers @ 93.25, 929# steers brought 88.25, the 623# heifers for
86.00. Glen
Dolan of Moss Landing sold his 34 head of LimoX calves
weighing 511# @ 97.50, another penlot of 19 steers weighing 613# @ 99.00.
Great
Sale
!!
It is very important to our
age and source program to have the exact tag numbers on the calf crop we are
approving and to have the paperwork done at least 2 weeks before cattle come to
sale. Turn in all unused tags for refund do not reuse them.
 ______
982
Buttons(manufactured
15 digit numbers)
$3.25
(Premise numbers or Physical address of
calf crop accepted)
840 Buttons (USA Origin only)
$3.25
(must have a valid premise number to purchase)
Floppy tag and corresponding button
$4.25
(match pair)
We now have full
duplex buttons avaiable for $2.55
IMPORTANT
REMINDER!!
ALL
VACCINES MUST
BE GIVEN TO CATTLE AT LEAST TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO SHIPPING!!
See you next
Tuesday
101
LIVESTOCK MARKET 831-726-3303
101
LIVESTOCK SUPPLY 831-726-3444
101
TRAILER SALES 831-726-3220
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