—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 18. 1960
2
At Lancaster Yards
Trading Extremely Slow
lames E. O'Hara.
bk Charge, Market News Branch
CATTLE: 4000 compared
■with 3916 head last week.
Trading slow and extremely
slow on stockers and feeders.
Quality of slaughter steers
was slightly improved over
last week.
Compared with last week’s
close, slaughter steers steady
to strong, spots 50 higher on
higii-Choice & Prime grades.
Cows 25-50 lower with the
decline coming late m the
week Bulls steady to 50 lo
wer Stockers and feeders
steady.
Two loads and a lot high
Choice and Prime 1013-1243
lb. slaughter steers 30 00.
Bulk of the Choice grade
slaughter steers 26 50-29 00,
several lots high-Choice 1100
- 1250 lbs 29.25-29.65, Good
to low-Choice 23 75-26 75
Good and Choice heifers 22.-
25'50, lot Prime 860 lbs 27.
Cutter and Utility cows 16 -
75-19 75, early in the week
17.25-20 25, Canners and low-
Cutters 15 50-16 75 Utility
and Commercial bulls 20 GO
-23 00, Good grade bulls 23 00
-24 50 Medium and Good
600 600 lb feeder steers 24.-
28 00, Good and Choice 800-
1050 lb feeder steers 25 50-
28 00 Medium and Good
stock calves 27 00-30.00
CALVES 600, or slightly
more than last week. Trad
ing moderately active Veal
ers 100 lower. Good and
Choice vealers 28 00-32 00
Choice and Prime 32 00-35 ,
few Prime early in the week
37.00, Standard and low-
Good 20 00-28 00, Utility
down to 16 00.
HOGS 1575 compared with
1701 last week Trading was
moderately active. Barrows
and gilts steady to 25 higher,
sows steady U S. 1-2 grade
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Quarryville, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker
litite, Pa.
Snavelys Farm Service
New Holland. Pa.
190-225 lb. barrows and gilts
19 00-19.25, earlier in the
week 19 00-19.50. On Mon
day several lots U. S. no. 1
195-225 lbs. 19.75-20.00. This
kind absent after Monday.
U. S. 1-3 grade 190-230 lbs,
closing at 18.25-18.75. 230-
250 lb. butchers 18.00-18.50.
U. S. 1-3 grade, mostly 2-3,
300-600 lb. sows 11.00-13.00.
SHEEP; 475 or slightly
less than last week. Trading
moderately active. Spring
slaughter lambs 100 lower.
Good and Choice slaughter
lambs 22.50-25.50, Utility
18.00-22.00.
Chicago Cattle
Steers Show
Some Strength
CATTLE Receipts only
slightly over last week. Con
sist of receipts little changed
with between 75 and 80 per
cent slaughter steers. 15 per
cent heifers and 5 percent
cows.
Vealers and stocksrs and
feeders in light supply.
Slaughter steer supply about
70 percent choice and 20 per
cent good Percentage prime
about like 4 percent last
week. A\erage weight of
slaughter steers a tew lbs
below 1148 lb average of
last week. Reduced receipts
on Monday made for a high
er trend on steers and heif
ers that day. Slaughter steers
sold strong to 75 mostly 25
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Vintage Auction. New Holland •
About Steady Quality Best In Weeks
# Quality of the slaughter 23.50 to 26 75 j
Ta Os I owor steers at the June 16 sale at Good 660 to q-> n 1
* v New Holland was the best in heifers made 2135 i P S
Compared with last week, several weeks. Receipts were with standard down to AM
choice grade .slaughter steers 1361 head of cattle and 213 Cutter and Utility c0 ,./°5
steady to '25 lower at the calves at 16 50-18*85 with a AH
June 14 sale at Vintage. Slaughter steers were 19.25-19 60 Canncrs
Good grade and below 25- steady to strong Cows were cutters made 15-16 50 ,!°
50 off. Average cutter and" 5 u- to 1.00 lower with bulls ty and commercial bmi U,I S
better grades of cows 50 fully steady. 20-23. 113 soj
lower. Canners and low-cut- _ Choice and prime 1250 to
ters steady. Bulls steady. 1475 pound slaughter steers „ lun \ ai ?d good 550 !
Receipts were 551 cattle. made 29.10 to 29.60 Choice steers mJ
Odd head Prime 1100- wore 26.25 to 28 60 with a 24 J® 75 hl l e Co^ J j
1135 lb. slaughter steers 29.- ffw lots of 1045 to 1475 lb at 731 to
75-29 85, choice grade slau- steers 28 75 to 29 00. P oun< * s made 18 50 to igi)
ghter steers 26.25-27.50, few Good and low choice made Medium and good
lots average to high choice 2 steers weighing 703 < 'JJ
1000-1200 lbs. 27.75-28.85, 20-20.85 eood hniu P a ™ ds comr uaudcd 24
good to low choice 23-26.50, 22 24 50 ? g buUs 2510 1
Standard 20-22.75 Good & CAEVES* 263. Average- Vealers sold stcadj M
choice 700 - 915 lb. heif- good and better grades of good and choice bnng j 1
ers 22.75-25.50. Cutter and yealersl lower Aii nthm to 34 - 50 Choice and !!! :
utility cows 17-19 50 can- £lead Good and choice were absent Standard P "
ners and low cutters 15.50- veaer , 07.32 choice and nri low g° od made 25 t 0 A
17. Utility, and coml. bulls m C £ida?d and Wlth at 20 lo 2S 2 * 5
x e./x ,r , , low-good 23-27, utility 19- A ew lots of Pn.rmß-j,
to 50 higher while heifers 2 2 " 79 pound slaughter 1 1
were 25 to 7o higher. Cows HOGS: 162- Barrows and brought 24 50 while 2
were 50-100 lower Bulls gl j ts wea u s 2.3 grade and choice at 60 to qA?
strong to 50 higher, Vealers 192235 lb barrows and uiade 22 50. ®
100-2 00 lower, stackers and gllts i B _i 8-75 i several 262- Th *e June 15 dau v cam
feeders steady. Loadiots of 287 lb 2 ’s' and 3’s 15-16 50, sale had receipts of 133 3
prime and mixed choice and 174 . 188 Jbs mostly . no 2 ,’ 17 stock bulls and 45 J
prime 1150-1350 lb. steers 17 35 . 18 10 - heuers All kinds sold sS
so.d from 20.00 32.00. Bulk SHEEP- 101. Spring slau- on the large run
?7n r /? ge nc+w lC 9% ln e |fi S 7<5 2 ?atp" ghter lambs 1 lower Good cows, HoKtem
27.00 mostly 25 50-26 75 late and cholce ,. 50-85 lb. spring 465, Guernsey S22|
?, ood steers 22 00-24 75 j ambs 21.50-23.50. utility 290, other breeds - 32254
standard and mixed standard ]ow good 19-21 Several Stock bulls - $lOO-200
md good steers 21 00-22 00. f o fs 2-3 ylar old 113-149 lb heifers - $75-210 Sto
n n n it ° 1 1 R S shorn ewes back to the farm Jhe June 13 bonp S j|
25 00-30 00 late, Standard 18- g 50-n. had receipts of 307 head/
25 00, culls down to 12.00. mules went to killci du,
John L. Sullivan won the nels. All kinds sold stsadv
md mixed good and choice . . , ■, , , Ponies mares -
700-1000 lb feeding steers American heavyweight cham- . |^i 4o . 1
23 00-26.00, Part load good Pionship m 1883, when he rses 6 . ' $125-2*o d ™
550 lb stock steers 25.90 and defeated Paddy Ryon in nine horses - 5125-200’ k 1
part load good 615 lb. 24.75. rounds at Mississippi City. 10Vi to 11 cents
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