2—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. October 1. 1960,
At Lancaster Yards
Market Slpw
CATTLE: 5750 compared
with 5405 last week' Supply
included 40 per cent slaught
er steers and 50 per cent
stockers and feeders Trading
■was slow.
Compared with last week,
slaughter steers were steady
to 50 lower. Cows weak,
spots 25 off. Utility & Com
mercial bulls 50 lower, Good
grade bulls steady. Stockers
and feeders steady.
A load Prime 1125 lb.
slaughter steers sold at 27.00
lot Prime 1240 lbs. 26.50,
two Prime weighing 1405 lbs.
to 1480 lbs 24 75, the bmk
of the Choice 1000-1250 lb.
slaughter steers 25 00-26 25;
several loads 1250-1390 ibs.
24.50-25 25 Good to low-
Choice 23 50-25 00, Standard
down to 21 00.
A load of Choice heifers
made 23 00 Cutter and Utili
ty cows sold for 15 00-17 00,
whi.e Canners and low - Cut
ters sold at 13 50-15 00. Utili
ty and Commercial buds
ranged from 20.00-22 50,
Good and Choice 800-1050 lb.
feeder steers sold for 22 00-
23.50 and several loads Good
and Choice 1100-1150 lbs.
made 21.00-22 60, Medium
and Good 20-22 50 Good and
Choice 600-800 lb. stock
steers 23 00-25.00. Medium &
Good 21 50-23 50 Few Med
ium & Good stock steer
calves brought 23 00-25, two
loads mostly Choice to Fancy
560 lbs. sold for 27.-29 50.
CALVES: 600 compared
with 798 last week. Trading
was moderately active Veal
ers steady to strong. Good &
Choice vealers sold 26 -31.,
Choice & Prime 31 -5 , a few
sold up to 36 -37 Standard
fc low Good 20-26, Utility
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and Weak
so.d down to 16 00.
HOGS: 1650 compared with
last week. Trading moderate
ly active. Barrows & gilts ful
ly 1 00 higher. Sows steady
to strong, U S. 1-2 190-225 3b.
barrows & g Its sold at 19.00-
19.50 and few lots no. 1, 195-
225 lbs. made 19.50-20, U. S.
1-3 190-240 lb. butchers 18.25
- 18 75. 240-255 lb. butchers
made 18-18 25 U.S. 1-3 mos
tly 2-3, 300 600 lb. sows sold
at 11 00-15 00.
SHEEP: 250 compared with
429 last week, Trading mod
erately active. Spring slaugh
ter lambs strong. Good and
Choice 75-95 lb spring slau
ghter lambs ranged from 18-
19.50, few lots Choice and
Prime 20-21, while a lot 88
’b Prime sold for 21.50 and
Utility and low Good made
15 00-18 00
Chicago Cattle
Receipts Largest
In Four Years
CATTLE: Receipts largest for
any week in nearly 4 years.
Prices held up well early de
spite heavy receipts but some
classes, weights and grades
broke sharply after Tuesday,
Steers grading average choice
and below 25-50 lower, other
grades & weights generally
50-1 00 lower. Prime 1200-
1395 lb. steers early 26.75-27.
Early bulk choice and prime
steers 24.25-26 50, Late bulk
23 50-26. Most good steers 22.
- 23 50, 4 loads 1300-1335 lb.
weights late 22 25.
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Vintage Livestock
Prices Are Weak
On Most Kinds
CATTLE: 464, compared
with last week’s market/sl
aughter steers -at Vintage
this week were steady to 25
spots 50 lower. Cows weak
to 50 lower. Bulls scarce but
strong.
The bulk of the choice gr
ade 950-1250 lb. slaughter
steers 25-26 25, few lots 925-
1100 lb. 26.35-26 50, good to
low choice 22 75-25.50, stan
dard 21-22 75 Few good and
choice 825-960 lb. heifers
20-23.10. Cutter and, utility
cows 15-16, canners and low
cutters 13 50-15. Few utility
bulls 19.60-21 25. ~ Few lots
medium and good 968-1026
lb feeder steers 20-22.50.
CALVES: 452, Vealers
weighing under 120 lb. fully
1 higher, .over 120 lb. strong
Good and choice vealers 25-
31, choice and prime 31-36,
standard and low good 18-
25, utility down to 15.
HOGS 70, Barrows and
gilts 1 higher Few lots 1-3
198-210 lb barrows and
gilts 18 75-19, lot 1-2 grade
206 lb 19 50. small lot No. 1
193 lb 19.85.
SHEEP: 21, Not enough
on sale to establish a mar
ket.
• Lancaster Poultry
(Continued from cage 3)
26. Same (Sterling Shi
rey), 4000 WV, 9-3, Daniel
K Good, 15.6; 27. M&B (Lu
ther A. (Beaver), 6100 W'Mt.
8-2, NO SALE, 15.4 bid; 28.
John L. Herr, 1400 WVP,
15-2, W. C. Mellinger & Son
23; 29. Garden Spot Broilers
Inc (Melvin Barge), 2800
WV, 9-2, Daniel K. Good,
15.8; 30. Same, 3100 WV, 9-
Merryknoll S exlink (Rock
x Red) —Bred by electronic
“brain” methods
Golden Sexlinks Harco
male x Andrews White Rock
female. They’re tough, and
great layers.
Cobb's White Rocks
Broiler Test winners and
good layers too.
Vantress x Cobb White
Rocks Popular for meat.
Garrison Cornish Male x
Cobb White Rock female
Super meat quality.
Gove's Barred Rocks Still
a favorite of many farmers.
Burling's New Hampshires.
Carefully selected stock.
When you're ready to or
der, pick up the phone and
call Oxford 286 collect.
Oxford, Peima.
New Holland
Steers Unevenly Steady
Compared with last weeks
market, slaughter steers at
the September 29 sale at
New Holland were unevenly
steady. Cows were steady to
weak. Utility and commer
cial bulls were 50 lower, but
good-grade bulls were stea
dy Receipts included 722
head of cattle.
Bulk of the choice grade
slaughter steers made 25.25
to 26.25 with several lots of
high choice 950-1,100 lb.
bringing 26.35 to 26 60. Go
od to low choice 23 to 25 50
with standard down to 21.
Good and choice 790 to
2, Daniel K. Good, 15 6
31 Same, 3300 WV, 9-2,
Daniel K. Good, 15 6, 32
Same, 5400 WV, 9-2, Daniel
K Good, 15 8; 33. Martin H.
Weaver, 1700 WVP, 16-4,
Daniel K Good,, 21.5; 34.
Luke L Weaver, 2000 WV,
10-6, Rov E. Ream, 16; 35.
Raymond M. Zimmerman,
5000 WV, 9-3, W C Mellin
ger & Son. 16.
36. Stegemerten’s Farm,
500 WHF, 15 mo, Marvin
Sweigart, 17.9; Same, 50
males, Marvin Sweigart, 11;
37 Arthur Kraybill, 800 L-
F, 18 mo, V. J. Koser Co.
Inc, 15 6, 38. Moore Farms,
650 WHF, 15 mo, W. C.
Melhnger & Son, 17 2; 39
M&B (Mozes Zimmerman)
1900 WV, 9-4, Roy E Ream,
16 9; 40. Moore Farms, 100
males, Walter B. Lehman,
11 4.
41 Wilmer Esbenshade,
500 L-F-Y, Carl B. Risser,
15 5.
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