Where can I find historical live cattle prices?

FREE 30 Day Trial Find Historical End-of-Day Live Cattle prices on the Price History page. For more data, Barchart Premier members can download historical Intraday, Daily, Weekly, Monthly or Quarterly data on the Live Cattle Historical Download tab, and can download additional underlying chart data and study values using the Interactive Charts.

Are there historical price charts for live cattle (LC & CME)?

In addition to continuous charts, the collection includes thousands of single-contract historical price charts that cover individual contract months from years past. No historical contract charts exist for the symbol for this year. to provide an updated view of market activity in Live Cattle (LC, CME) futures.

How much did cattle cost in 1870?

Wholesale prices for cattle reached a heart-stopping $6.47 per hundredweight in May 1870— meaning an 850-pound steer went for $55. Those already in the cattle business around Cheyenne and Laramie—the Lathrams, the Iliffs and the Dole brothers— made a killing. Investors were convinced that they, too, could repeat such profits.