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DTN CATTLE PRICES/TRENDS               06/23 08:05

TOTALS OF WEEKLY SALES REPORTED TO DTN FOR THE WEEK OF: 06/16-06/20

STATE  HEAD SOLD   LIVE PR RANGE   DRESSED PR RANGE
KS       1,000     228.00-231.00   .
NE       1,900     236.00-237.00   376.00-377.00
TX         800     228.00-230.00   .
CO           0     .               .
IA       1,200     238.00          376.00-378.00
              *=PRIVATE SOURCE ONLY

DTN WEEKLY ROUND UP:  Trade developed as early as Tuesday last week in 
Nebraska and Iowa and continued with light scattered deals every day for the 
rest of the week. Kansas live business came in dribs and drabs throughout the 
week. Texas sales did not start up until Friday. Northern dressed 
transactions had a range of $372 to $380, mostly $376, $4 lower than the 
previous week's weighted averages. Southern live purchases had a range of 
$225 to $234, mostly $228, $7 to $8 lower than the prior week's weighted 
averages. According to Thursday's Daily Direct Slaughter Cattle Negotiated 
Purchase Summary reports the weekly accumulated weighted averages were 
recorded as: KS $230.31 ($235.65); NE $376.79($380.14); TX $No Test($234.95); 
IA $376.28($379.90); CO not available due to confidentiality. (the prior 
week's weighted averages are listed in parentheses). 

The Friday Afternoon Daily Direct Slaughter Cattle report lists week-to-date 
trade volume totals as: KS 1,982; NE 18,928; TX 1,064, IA 19,176; CO NA due 
to confidentiality. Friday's slaughter totaled 102,000 head, 2,000 more than 
the prior week, but 16,000 below a year ago. Saturday's kill was estimated at 
1,000 head, bringing the weekly total to 554,000 head, 4,000 under the 
previous week, and down 62,000 from 2024. The weekly average for boxed beef 
cutouts and boxed beef cuts: choice $388.36(+14.68), select $372.86(+11.64), 
with an average choice select spread of $15.50(+3.04), and a total load count 
including cuts, trimmings, and grinds of 443(-32), (Changes from the prior 
week are listed in parentheses).

For the week ending June 14, 2025, Imported Beef Passed for Entry in the U.S. 
totaled 56,242, 99.31% of the previous week and 102.99% of the 4-week average

DTN MORNING COMMENTS: It looks to be a typical Monday morning with both 
packers and producers busy taking inventory and preparing for the week ahead. 
Bids and asking prices are not established, and significant trade volume will 
likely be delayed until much later in the week. Beef cutouts are expected to 
be mixed with light box movement.

NOTE: Price and volume information listed on this page is supplied by DTN 
subscribers in the interest of general cash market awareness. All cattle 
feeding subscribers are encouraged to report sales in a timely fashion, to 
compensate for the systematic delays of mandatory reporting. While all 
transactions will be posted on an anonymous basis, callers are required to 
identify themselves and the location of the actual sales. DTN believes this 
data to be accurate but cannot guarantee its specific reliability or whether 
it fairly represents the larger cash market.

Feedlots are encouraged to call DTN with any cattle sales, at 
1-402-461-3561. All sales will be listed anonymously and organized by state. 
A weekly summary of this data will be posted on the Weekly Cattle Sales 
Reported to DTN page and will be left up for the entire week for reference 
purposes.