—Lancaster Farming, Saturday/ November 28, 1959
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At Lancaster Yards
Slaughter Quality Poor
lame* E. O Kara, Hogs more uniform for grade
In Charge Market New* Branch and weight including U. S. 1-
CATTLE. Receipts during 2 grade, 190-230 lbs. 15 00-
the shortened holiday week 16 00, lots mostly U S no
totaled about 2215 head com- 1 195-225 lbs 16 25-16 50.
pared with 2991 head last 300-600 lb. sows 8 00-12 00.
week. The supply included 30 SHEEP. Receipts this week
per cent slaughter steers and W ill total about 139 head
about 60 per cent stockers compared with 407 head a
and feeders week ago Trading moderate-
Quality of slaughter steeis
(his week was poor. Trading
moderately active Compared
■with last week’s close,
slaughter steers were mostly
steady, instances weak.
Cows 25 to 100 higher.
"Bulls fully 50 lower Stock
ers and feeders weak to 50
lower
Good to average Choice
slaughter steers 24 50-27 75
Standaid and average Good
22 75 24 75 Cutter and Util
ity cows 13 75-16 50. Com
mercial cows up to 17 25
Canners and low cutters 12 -
13 75 Utility and Commer
cial bulls 20 00-24 50, Good
grade fed bulls up to 26 50
Good and Choice 800 1050
lb. feeder steers 23 75-27 50.
Medium and Good 21 00-25 00
Good and Choice 550-800 lb
stock steers 25 50-29 00, Med
ium and Good 23 50 27 00,
Common down to 20 00
Crood & Choice stock calves
28.00-32 75
CALVES Receipts this
•week totaled about 531 head
compared with 705 last week
Trading moderately active
Choice and Prime vealers
•weak Good grade and below
100-2 00 lower. Good and
Choice vealers 28 00-34 00,
Choice and Prime 34 00-39,-
00, a few 40 00 Standard and
low Good 21 00 28 00, Utili
ty down to 17 00
HOGS Receipts for the 3
days tills week totaled about
815 head compared with 1494
head last week Trading mod
erately active. Barrows and
gilts fully steady Sows stea
dy to strong U S. 1-3 grade
190-230 lb barrows & gilts
14.25-15 00 Few lots no 3’s
down to 14 00 Several Ibis
180 190 lb down to 15 75.
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LITITZ S 4, PA.
Phone Ephrala HE 3-0885
ly active Wooled slaughter
lambs fully steady to 50 high
er. lesser quality considered.
75-95 lb good grade wooled
slaughter lambs -18 00-20 00,
Utility down to 14 00.
O Sisters Top
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bought by Joseph G. Shaef
fer, treasurer of the Mt Jo\
Rotary club, sponsors of the
roundup. Harold Endslov.,
Maytown cattleman bought
the other grand champion
bird The 2 capons brought
$ 65 per pound and came to
a total of $l2 68,
Lillie Ann scored the re
serve mark m her second
time out. Last year she failed
to place in the awards ranks
Her capons were bought by
Michael Pricio, advertising
director of the Mount Joy
Bulletin Pricio was one of
the big buyers at the sale
IVAN M. MARTIN. INC.
(New Holland ELgtn 4-211.?
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Quarryville, Pa.
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Lifitz, Pa.
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Lancaster, Pa.
Chicago Cattle
Supplies Light
Quality Good
CATTLE —Receipts about 5
per cent below last week and
10 per cent below the corres
ponding period last year
Monday’s receipts smallest
for Monday in 6 weeks but
Wednesdays supply the larg
est for any pre-Thanksgiving
day on record.
Average weight of slaugh
ter steers promising to be a
little heavier than 1143 lb.
average of last week Prices
on steers and heifers advanc
ed Monday on reduced re
ceipts but turned sharply low
er Wednesday with high
choice and prime steers un
der most downward pressure
Prime steers 1100 lbs and
heavier steady to 50 lower,
other weights and grades of
slaughter steers steady to 50
lower Other weights and
grades slaughter steers stea
dy to 50 higher Prime steers
leached a new low in more
than a year
Few loads prime 1150-1,-
375 lb. slaughter steers 28 -
75 and 29 00 me two loads
at 29 which accompanied In
ternational show cattle
buying four other capons
from Lillie Ann and a total
of 12 birds
The nine members in the
club raised a total of 805
capons with a total weight ox
N. G. Myers & Son
New Holland, Pa.
Washington Boro, Pa.
R. S. Weaver
Stevens, Pa.
Rheems, Pa,
New Holland
Lightest Run
The Thanksgiving day mar
ket at New Holland saw the
lightest rurt of the year with
only 548 cattle and 154
calves crossing the block. All
slaughter steers sold active
and 50 higher Cows were
steady to strong and bulls
and calves were steady.
There were no prime butc
her steers in the run.
Choice butcher steers - $27
50-28 50, good - 26.50 27.50.
plain to medium - 22 50» 26 50
heavy short fed - 22 50-25 50
Good butcher heifers - $23-
25, pi to med. - 18.23.
Good bulls - $25-26 50, pi.
to med. - 23-25, bolognas - 22
to 24 50
Good butcher cows - $l5-
17, med. - 14 50-15, canners.
and cutters - 12-14, shells'*'•
10-12
7955 pounds.
In the management divis
ion of the contest Virginia a
gam was first with a total
record book score .of 98 8.
Billy Hackman, son of Mr.
and Mrs Willis H. Hackman,
Elisabethtown R 3 was sec
ond with 98 5, and Lillie Ann
came back again in third
place with 97 8. Following
very closely in fourth place
with 97 75 was Christ Miller,
Jr, Elizabethtown Rl.
Judge Carl Dossin, Exten
sion Poultry Specialist from
the Penna State University,
complimented the club mem
bers
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R. U. 1, B-rd-in-Hand, Pa.
MOUNTVILLE WALTER & JACKSON.
FEED SERVICE INC.
R. D. 2, Columbia, Pa. Chustiana, Pa.
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R D. 4, Lancaster, Pa R D 2, Manheun, Pa
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R D 1, Stcicns, Pa Refton, Pa.
of the Year
Stocker and feeder steers -
$22-25 35.
Choice to prime calves -
$3B-44.50, good - 31-36.50,
med. - 27-31, thin calves - 22-
27, monks - 12-18.
At the November 25 dairy
sale, receipts were 140 cows,
five bulls and 8 heifers.
Fresh cows and springers
sold steady
Fresh cows - Holstein-$350
- 470, Guernsey - 250-370,
others - 250-340 stock bulls
75-190, heifers 65-135
The November 23 horse
sale had receipts of 135 head
The entire market was steady
Fresh cows - Holstein -
$350-470, Guernsey - 250 -
370, others - 250-340, stock
bulls 75-190, heifers 65-135.
The November 23 horse
sale had receipts of 135 head.
The entire market was steady
No mare ponies were in the
run
Mules - $75-125, ponies -
65-130, riding horses - 110-
350, driving horses - 100-175,
killers 6-6V> cents.
MARTIN’S 1960 FARM
Ph New Holland EL 4-6671
EQUIPMENT SALES -
Blue Ball, Pa Lane County
Wed., Jan 6th at 10 00 a. m.
Wed , Feb 10th at 930 a m.
Wed , Mar 9th at 900 a. m.
Wed , Apr 13th at 10 00 am.
We sell on commission
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PAUL Z MARTIN
Ph New Holland EL 4-9414
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Lancaster, Pa.