Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 25, 1959, Image 2

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    2—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. July 25. 1959
At Lancaster Yards
Beef. Sheep Off; Hogs Up
lamai E. O'Hara,
Ka Charge. Market New« Branch
WEEKLY REVIEW
July 24, 1959
This week’s supply in the
cattle division totaled some
.3600 head or about 200 head
less than last week. Slaugh
ter steers made up 65% of
the receipts and stockers and
feeders 25%.
Trading was slow o n
s’aughter Steers but all other
classes were moderately act
ive Week’s supply of slaugh
ter steers arrived on Mon
day.
Compared with last week’s
close slaughter steers weigh
ing under 1200 lbs. were 50-
75 lower, weights over 1200
lbs sold 75-1 00 lower. Cows
were 25 lower Bulls m plen
tiful supply were 25-50 low
er Stockers and feeders fol
lowing the decline on slaugh
ter steers were 50-100 low
er Bulk of choice slaughter
steers weighing under 1200
lbs managed 28-29 Few lots
average-Choice 1050-1200 lb
steers brought 29 10-29 50, a
load high-choice 1226 lbs
commanded 29 75 Choice
cattle weighing over 1200 lb.
sold back to 27 50 Good to
low-choice slaughter steers
went to the plants at 25 75-
28
Cuiter and utility cows
made 16 50-20 50 with com
mercial cows selling up to
‘2150 while canners and
low-cutters made 14 75-16 50
Utility and commercial bulls
ranged from 22 75-25 25,
gpod grade fed bulls sold up
to 26 75
Good and choice 800-1050
lb feeder steers sold at 27 -
25-29, with medium & good
bringing 26 -27 50 Good and
choice 550-800 lb stocker
steers made 29-35 and med
ium and good made 27329 25.
A few lots of good grade
stock calves brought 30-32 -
25
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Manheim. R. D. 1
Trading was moderately
'active in the calf division for
575 vealers. Receipts this
v\ eek were about the same as
last week. Following the de
clines in the dressed veal
market, vealers sold 100
lower.
• Good and choice vealers
sold for 28.-33, with choice
and prime reaching 33-37.
Very few prime vealers sold
at 38 Standard and low
good brought 22-28. with
utility selling down to 17
Receipts m the hog divis
ion were about 300 head less
than last week’s 1350 head
Aftpr Monday’s 50-75 higher
market Wed was 25-50 low
er and compared with last
week’s close barrows and
gilts were 25 higher Sows
held steady throughout the
wreck US No. 1-3 grade 225
lb barrows and gilts ranged
fiom 15-75-16 25 early, but
late sold at 15 50-16 with No
3 selling down to 15 25
Hogs more uniform for
weight and grade including
1-2 grade 190-220 lb hogs at
16 50-17 50 but stopping at
17 on Wednesday 230-250 lb
butchers made 15-15 75 with
250-275 lb at 14-15 300-600
lb sows brought 9-12
Receipts of spring lambs
were about 200 head less
than last" week’s 667 head
count Trading was slow
Spring slaughter lambs were
100 lower wet fleeces con
sidered Good and choice
spring lambs made 22-24.50
with utility selling down to
17 00 A lot good 51 pound
feeder lambs brought 14 50
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CHICAGO, JULY 23
WEEKLY REVIEW-
CATTLE— Local receipts
little changed from last week
and 10 per cent below same
period last year, Distribution
of receipts very uneven with
largest supply since May,
Monday, making up two
thirds of weeks total, being
followed by meager supply-
Tuesday and only moderate
receipts Wednesday. Sizab’e
holdover supply slaughter
steers increase salable sup
plies after Monday, but there
was good clearance at weeks
end
Percentages various classes
altered slightly with fully 75
per cent slaughter steers, be
tween 10 and 15 per cent
heifers, and seven per cent
cows. Percentage heifers
slightly reduced while cows
increased over last week.
Percentage prime in
slaughter steer supply little
changed from last week and
estimated at seven per cent,
percentages good,and choice
also little changed and esti
mated at 25 .and 65 percent
respectively
Salable supply largely good
to • high choice slaughter
steers with many loads choice
carrying prime grade end
Kumerous loads choice 1100
- 1300 lb weights included
in supply while supply
weights below 1100 lbs rath
er limited.
Average weight slaughter
steers promising to be little
different from last week
and estimated at 1155 lbs
Trading on .slaughter steers
over 1100 16s. very slow for
the most part while lighter-
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The July 23rd beef market
had receipts of 737 cartle
and 322 calves. Steer mhrket
steady to slow on all heavy
choice and all plain cattle
Plain kinds 50 lower, in
stances more. Small tidy
made cattle weighing under
1050 with quality and not
too fat, strong to 50 higher
Cow market $1 lower.
Bulls 50-$l lower Stocker &
feeder steers slow Vcalers
$2 lower on prime and small
calves Calves weighing 110-
140 with finish, steady
Choice butcher steers
Heavy, $2B-29, light, 2' > -30.-
10; Good - 27 50-29, and pi.
- med, - 23-27.
Choice heifers - $25-26 50,
good - 21-24, and pi -med - 17
- 21
Good bulls - $25-26, pi. -
med - 23-24.75, and bologna
bulls - 23-25. ,
Good cows - $l9-20, med
- 17-19, and canncrs and
cutters - 14-16 50.
Stocker and feeder steers
- $23-27 Choice to prime
calves' - $35-38 good 32 - 35
med - 26-32, and thin - 18-25.
The July 23 dairy sale had
the biggest run of the year
wth 203 cows, five stock
bulls and nine stock heifers
More good cows available.
Cow mkt very active, $lO
- higher'
weights only moderately ac
tive a't best
Steers over 1100 lbs were
sharply lower Monday but a
moderate advance Wednes
day partially "erased this de
cline, steers below 1100 lbs
and heifers also sold lower
Monday but a strong to high
er trend the remainder of
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