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2—Lancaster Farming,, Saturday. Novfeßab6f'7. T95Si
At Lancaster Yards
Slaughter Quality Good
lames E. O’Hara. grade grass fed rteers down
„ , . „ to 23.50. Lot Good grade hei-
In CbaKS»J Market Newe Branch ferg weighing gll lbs. COHI
- This week the manded 25.00. Cutter
wri’n fall me 1400 Utility cows ranged from
receipts will
head short of lastweelc s 7, celling ut) to 18.25. ■
-870 head count The supply L CeS ers and low Cut
was made up of 25 .per cent
slaughter steers and 65 per- *ers mane ix.oo
cent slocfcers and feeders &
about 150 head of show
.Steers Trading was moder
ately active through most of
the week.
The quality of slaughter
steers continues good. Com
pared with ~last week’s close,
slaughter steers held steady
to 25 lower. Cows -were 25
to 50 off. Bulls sold at steady
rates.
Stockers and feeders' were
steady to weak. The bulk ot
the Choice slaughter steers
weighing up to 1300 lbs.
Brought 28 00-29.00 with a
few loads and lots' Choice
with a small Prime end scal
ing 1028-1256 lbs. sold at 29
525-29-50, Good to low choice
25.25-28 25. -Several loads
and, lots high Good & 'Choice
grade steers 1200-1350 lbs.
made 27.00-27.75.
Standard and low Good 23-
.00-25.25 with some Good
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Utility and Commercial
bulls brought 20,-25.00 witn
Good grade fed bulls up to
27.00.
HOGS:- In the Hog Divls-
Good and Choice -800-1050 ion St
lb. feeder steers commanded SAtertSi? T?l
-25.50-28 00 ding was moderately active
Good sold at 23.50-26.50, lot arTOWSj gilts an d sows
Medium 1220 lbs. at 22.50 & steadv U. S. 1-3 grade
r V |? a on 1 r^od oll^ 11 Choice 190-230 lb. barrows and gilts
to -22.00. Good ana
26 5030 50 St< Sile t6e Medmm few lots No.3’s selling down
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Good grade calves 29 grade, 190 230 lbs. at
.00-30,00 with Iheseat saoO 15 g 50 . 165 0 mo sQy 16. down
carrying a small end choice ral lots 2 46-286 lb.
Medium stock calves sold brought 13 50-14.00.
down to *.5 50. lb sows> 8.00-
CALVES; In the calf divas- iD ‘ so^s> - * ,tuu
ion'this week about 925 head 1 * AJU
of vealers brought steady pn SHEEP: Slaughter imnbs
ces 'in active trading. Last sold at steady rates on about
week’s receipts totaled 773 425 bead compared With last
head. Good and Choice veal- week’s 601 head count. Trad
ers made 28.00-35 00 and mg was active. Medium and
Choice and Prime brought (Turn to page 9)
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Prices Steady
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WEEKLY REVIEW * .
CATTLE—Market supplies
about 5 per cent less than
last "week and about 10 per
cent under the 'same year-ago
week. Fully 70 per cent of
35.00-40 with a few Prime
commanding 41 00. Standard
janri Low Good ranged from
22.00 28.00 and Utilities sold
down to-I'B.oo.
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Steer Market is Brisk
The steer market
receipts .slaughter sfteers, a- brisk at New Hoi
boat 20 per cent heifers -com- week on all km
pared 22 per cent heifers last heavy short led st<
week, around 5 per 'coat were very slow an
cows. Percentage prime 'The cow market i
steers a little larger than the to 50 higher, and
9 per cent prime last week, calves were steady
Slaughter steers generally "Receipts at the
slow throughout and prices 5 sale were 856 (
steady to fully 50 lower com- 390 calves
pared last weeks close, most Prime butcher
decline on steers over 1300 $29-29 85; choice i
lbs. Pew' 16ads weighing over - 28-28; plain to me
HOO lbs. still unsold late, 26; heavy short fed
prices for slaughter steers a- Good butcher
bout on a par with the pre- $23.50-25; pi to m (
vious low this year. 23.50.
Cows strong to 50 lusher. , Qood bulls S 2
Bulls steady to 50 lower. to mec j . $ 2 2 5
Vealers steady to 1 00 higher. ognas - 22 25
Stockers hnd feeders scarce, Good butcher C q
steady to strong. ' 18.50;' med - 15 >
Around 2V > loads high ners and cutters
choice to mbstly 'prime 1150- s bells - 10-13
1350 lb. slaughter steers 28 - Stockers and fee
75 29.00, eight loads 29.00, . 2 1-26; stock stee
Bulk choice and, mixed choice 26.25-32; choice
and prime steers tinder 1400 ca lves - 38 50-41 t
lbs. 26.25-28 50, several loads 38; med 2 8-33, thv
prime and mixed choice ami heavy calves - 24 3
pHme 1435-1525 lb weights i5 . 2 i.
26.50-28 50, few Joads.-nruxed The Nov. 4 dam
gootriand choice-975 lb. steers receipts o± 142 -
26.25-26.50, hulls and 34 heife:
Utility and. commercial CO ws continued ac
cows 14.25-18.00. Pew stand- backward spring
ard cows sold *up to 20.00, very slow
canners and cutters 12.00- p r esh Holstein ci
15-25, some heavy cutters to 470; Guernsey
15.50. Utility and t-eommer- others - 250-385, bi
cial bulls 19 00-21 50, few 2 07 50; hc.fers -65
good heavy fat hulls'' 17.50- The Nov 2 horse
18 50. - 183 head on a very
Pew good and choice veal- het. All mules we
ers 32.00-33.00. Most, .-stand- grs.
ard and good grades £5 00- Ponies - Mares -
31.00, cull and utility _yeal- geldingr 65-100.
O During the last few weeks on pasture, grac
hay, silage and grain feeding up to the full
level. Cows that are eating the same kind a
feed before stabling as will be fed aft'
major change.
At time of stabling reduce grain feeding 4
WgW feed 8 lbs. of Be-Co-Lass per da} for fi'
gradually reduce the Be-Co-Lass and resto;
ing. The laxative eScct of the Be-Co-Lass i
in preventing constipation.
©At time of stabling give cows extra salt an<
have read} access to water.
OTurn cows out several hours each da} (01
first week following stabling.
The Beacon dany program is designed to tit ti’ c r
vidual herds and individual farms. Beacon Dair) Ra ilo
mended for herds averaging over 400 lbs. butterfd
Dair) Rations for herds averaging up to 400jbs
We’d like to tell }ou more about these feeds ami
help jour herd make more milk in the barn. Just diop
us and we'll be glad to gi\e you more information.
The Beacon Milling Comp 3
A Division of Spencer Kellogg & Sons.
PHILADELPHIA & CARLISLE STS.. YORK- p '
Telephone; York 8-2341
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