—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 1, 1961
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At Lancaster Yards
Higher In Active Trade
CATTLE. 2600 compared
with 2550 last week. Supply
included 60 percent slaught
er steers, 30 percent stockers
and feeders. Trading was
moderately active. Compared
with last week’s close,
slaughter- steers were 50-1 00
higher. Canner and Cutler
cows 25-50 lower. Utility 75
lower. Bulls steady. Stockeis
and feeders fully steady.
Slaughter Steers: Choice
grade 950 1300 lbs 22.75-24 ,
four loads high-Choice 1136-
1220 lbs 24 25-24.35, load of
Prime 1207 lbs. 25 00, Good
to Jow-Choice 21.50-22 75,
Standard 19 50-21 50.
Cows Utility and Cutter
17.25-18 OC, Canners and low
Cutters 15 50-17 25, shelly
Canners down to 12.75.
Bulls. Utility and Commer
cial 19 50-22 50, Good grade
22 00-23 00.
Stockers & Feeders
Chicago Cattle
Light Steers
Show Strength
WEEKLY REVIEW. CAT
TLE— Reseipts slightly larg
er than previous week Prime
promising to reach nearly 15
percent largest in several
weeks, choice little changed
it nearly 65 percent
Slaughter steers 1250 lbs
down 25-75 higlie. - with those
average cnoice and below
Hilly 50 higher, steers over
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LITITZ, R. D. 3
Ph. Lane. EX 7-5179
Strasiburg OV 7-6002
Lititz MA 6-7766
and Choice 550-800 lb. stock
sheers 24 -27 , Medium and
Good 21.00 25.00, Good and
Choice 800-1050 lbs 23.00-
25.00. Good Choice stock
calves 26.00-20.00.
CALVto, -.o compared
with 566 last week. Trading
moderately active. Vealets
strong. Good and Choice 28.-
32 , Choice and Prime 32 00-
35.00, few to 36.00, Standard
and low-Good 24 00-28.00,
Utility down to 22 00.
HOGS: 1500 compared with
1519 last week Trading was
fairly active Barrows and
gilts 50 higher.. Sows steady.
Barrows & Gilts: U. S. 1-2
190-220 lbs 19 00 19 75 no
1 I ''o-220 lbs. 19.75-20 00, a
bout 10 head 20.50. 1-3 190-
230 lbs. 18.50-19 00, few lots
- 5 170.190 lb. 1-3
18.00-18 50, 230-250 lb. most
> dnd .i 17 75-18 50.
Sows- U. S 1 -3 ’"''-tly 2-3,
300-600 lbs 12 00-14.00.
SHEEP: 500 compared with
417 last week Spring lambs
steady in moderately active
trading Good and Choice 60-
85 lb spring lambs 16 00-18.-
15 c "-id Pnme 18.25-
20.50, lot Prime 88 lbs 21 00.
Good
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Dealers for—
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Vintage Livestock
Slaughter Steers
Are 1.00 Higher
Cattle receipts totaled 574
at the "June 27 auction at
Vintage. Compared with last
week’s market, Slaughter
■steers were 1 00 higher. Cows
50 lower with spots 1.00 low
er on Utility grade. Bulls
strong
A few lots high Choice and
Prime 950-1150 lb. slaughter
steers 24 50-25.00, Choice 900
- 1300 lb. 22.75-24 50, Good
to low Choice 22.00-23.25,
Standard 19.75-22.00.
Cutter and Utility cows
17.00-18.00 v Canfters and low
Cutters 15 25-17 00, shelly
Canners down to 13.00. Utili
ty and Coml. bulls 19.50-22.-
50.
Calves 361 Vealers 100
lower. .Good and Choice
vealers 27.00-3100, Choice
and Prime 31_00 34 50, Stan
dard and low Good 24 00-27.-
50, Utility 23 00-26.00.
HOGS 223 Barrows and
gills 50-75 higher U. S. 1-2
186-207 lb barrows & gills
19 60-19 75, 1-3 186-222 lb.
18 85-19 50, few lots 2-3 ‘231-
242 lb. 18 50-19.00, two lots
No 3 256-260 lb. 17 75 18 10
SHEEP 56 spring slaughter
lambs steady Good & Choice
Sale Will Be
Held
July 4-th
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LIME VALLEY MILLS
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Light Steers Are Higher
Slaughter steers grading- bulls were 19.50-22 so
low choice and below and:, good grade bulls up to %
weighing under 1,200 pounds 23.10 ‘
were 50 higher at the June , Calves: 224 Veale s
29 auction at New Holland, fully steady. Good to
Compared with last week’s vealers brought 27 Set
market all other steers were while choice and prime t
steady. Cows were 50 lower 32-36. Standard and ,
and bul s were strong. Re- good sold at 24-28 and,
ceipts included 972 cattle. . ty at 23-26. 1,1
Several lots of high choice Dairy cattle contm
and prime 950 to 1250 pound steady at the June 28 ai!l
slaughter steers were 24 35 Receipts included 144 „
to 24 85. Choice 950 to 1300 12 bulls and seven h 0I fo!
P°™i stee f, brought 22 75 * Fresh Holstein cows?
to 24.25, while 1,300 to 1,400 «200-44 ! i whi'o rs
pounds made 22 25 to 23 60 brought s $165-275
Good to low choice sold at breeds SI 75-200 011
21 50 to 23 50 and Standard -SlSd® liands ft “If
was down to 20 25. $175 and stock heif
A /ew lots of good grade sed the block at
730 to 913 pound heifers n* 0
made 20.35 to 22.35 - At the June au ction
Cutters and utility cows u hs,
brought 17-17 75. Canners & ™ r! ® to st 'o
low cutters were 15 50-17 00 , kT U i-u cot ?bnucd
with sheHy canners down to
JKility and commercial 25 f witirjeldmgT| o^
$5O-135 Riding horses »
spring lambs 65-100 lb. 16 50- $135-285 and driving jS
18 50 Cull to choice shoai so’d $135 210 Killers*
slaughter ewes 3.50-7 00. 9V 2 to 10 cents.
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