—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 9,1963
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Market News Reports
At Lancaster Yards
WEEKLY REVIEW mg moderately active. Slaugh-
Friday, March 8 ter; lambs steady. Choice 70-
CATTLE. 1900. Compared 100 pooled slaughter lamps
with 2420 head last week Sup- 22 00-23.00, Good 18.00-22.00.
ply includes 50 percent slaugh- Lot , C^° loe ew Pr *™ e
ter steers and 30 percent teed- Fresh Shorn 80 lb. lambs 22.-
er steers Compared with last
weeks close, slaughter steers '
25-50 lower. Cows .25-50 high
er; with most advance on \Ju-l.llC
Canner grade. Bulls steady. WEEKLY REVIEW
Feeder steers weak. ’T-admg CATTLE Salable receipts
s ' ow - first four days 27,300 compar-
Slaughter steers- Choice ed 27,000 week ago and 30,700
950-1350 lbs 24.00-25 25, tew year ago.
lots and loads 1000-1200 lb°. Trading on slaughter steers
25 25-26 00, Load Choice and unev en, kjnds weighing 1300
Prime 1137 lbs. 26 50, Good 2Ls. down steady to 50 lower,
to low Choice 22 50-24.*'0, jj eavier weights 50-1 00 off.
Standard 20 50-22.50. Heifers steady to fulij 25
Cows - Cutter ana Utility loiver Cows strong to 50 high
-14 75-17 00, Canner and low er. Bulls mostly higher. Few
Cutter 13 00-14 75, Shelly oan- feeders little changed
ner down to 11 00. Slaughter steers Prime
Bulls Utility and Commei- 1200-1350 lbs. 25 25-25 50.
eial 19 50-22 50, Good grade Bulk High Choice and Prime
22 00-23 50. ~ 1100-1375 lbs. 24 50-25.25.
Feeder steers- Few lots Bulk Choice 900-1200 lbs. 23 -
Good and Choice 6-00-800 lbs 50-24 50 1200-1400 lbs. 23.-
23 50-25 50, few Choice 800- 00-24.00 Choice 1400-1525 lbs
1045 lbs 23 00-24 50, Load 22 50-23 50, mostly 23 00-23.-
Choice 519 lbs 27 00. 50 Good 900-1200 lbs. 2150-
CALVES- 575 Compared 23 25 Loadlots Mixed Good
Mith 539 head last week Trad- and Choice 1000-1100 lbs. 23.-
ing modelately active Vealers 5,0-23 75, two loads Mixed
steady. Good and Choice 31.00- Good and Choice 1300-1350
37 00, Choice and Prime 37 00- lbs 22 50-22 75. Pew Standaid
42 00, Standaid and low Good 19 00-21 00
27.00-31.00, Utility 21.00-27 - Slaughter Heifers Loadlots
00 mostly High Choice with few
HOGS: 1500 Compared With Prime 900-1025 lbs 24 25-24 -
1245 head last week. Barrows 50 Bulk Choice 800-1050 lbs.
and gilts 25-50 lower. Sous 23 00-24 25, Bulk Good 21 50-
steady. Tiading slow. 23 00
Barrows and.gilts; .US. 1-2 COWS Utility and Coramer
-190-230 lbs 16 25-17 00, No, cial closed at 14 75-16 50,
1 190-230 lbs 17 00-17 50, i- Canner and Cutter 12 00-14 75,
S 190-230 lbs 15 50-16 00, few Shelly Canner mostly 11 50-
to 16.25, 2-3 235-250 lbs. 12 00.
15 25-15 75. BULLS- Utility and Corn-
Sows US 1-3 300-450 lbs. mercial 18 50-20 50. ,
11 50-13 00, 2-3 450-600 lbs. FEEDERS Several loads
10 00-11 50. mostly Choice 800-950 lb
SHEEP 260 Compared steers 23 00-24 25. Two load
With 93 head last week Tiad- lot Choice 675 lbs. 26 00.
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Vintage Sale
Tuesday March 5
CATTLE: 615. Supply inclu
des 40 percent cows. Compared
with laslt Tuesday’s market,-,
slaughter steers steady to 25
lower; fills considered. Cows
25 higher. Bulls weak.
Slaughter st|rs 950-1300 lb r
slaughter steers 24.00-25.25 f
seveial 25.35-25 75, Good to
low Choice 22.50-24.75, aver
age Good and Choice 1300-14-
50 lbs. 22 50-24.00, Standard
20.75-22.50.
Few Standard and Good 850-
1050 lb. Heifers 19.00-22.00.
Cutter and Utility cows 14.-
50-16.50, several 16.60-17.25,
Canner and low Cutter 13.00-
14.75, Shelly canner down to
11.50.
■ Bulls: Utililty and Commer
cial 19.50-22.50.
CALVES. 331. Vealers 1.00-
2 00 lower. Good and Cioicd’
vealers 2S 00-35 00, Choice and
Prime 35 00-43.000, Standard
and low Good 24.00-23.00, Ut
ility 20 00-25 00.
HOGS: 196. ‘Barrows and
gilts 25-50 lower.
U. S. No. 1 211-222 lb. Bar
rows and gilts 16 50, U. S. 1-2
18S-225 lbs. 16.00-16.35, 1-3
180-230 lbs. 15.50- 16.00, Lot
1-3 180-230 lbs. 15.50-16.00,
Lot 1-3 235 lbs. 16.25. Lot 260
lbs. No 3’s 15 00. Lot 295 lbs.
of No 3 14.60.
SHEEP - 2. Not enough on
sale to establish a market.
• Mary Jane Herr
(Continued from Page J.)
Yungmger, Marietta Rl, news
reorters; Nancy Frey Marietta
Rl, and Dallas Wolgemuth,
Mount Joy Rl, song leaders,
and Wilbur Hosier, Manheim
R 3, junior leader.
The club also elected J. Har
old Frey, Mylm R. Good, Jay
R Nissley, Melvin G. Rohrer,
Blvin Hess Jr, and Fred W.
Linton, leaders.
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ROHRER’S MILL
B. D. 1, Bonks
MILLERSVILLE
SUPPLY CO.
Millorsville
Market News Reports
New Holland Auction
Thursday, March 7
CATTLE: 1161. Supply in
cludes 35>percent cows. Com
pared with last Thursday’s
market, slaughter steers bare
ly steady. Cows 50 higher.
Bulls steady.
Choice 950-1350 lb. slaugh
ter steers 23.75-25.60, several
lots to 25.85, 1300-1400 lbs.
23.00-24.85, Good to low
Choice 22 50-24.00, Standard
20.50-22.50.
Cutter and Utility cows 15.-
00-17.00, few to 17.50, Canner
and low Cutter 13.25-15 DO,
Shelly canner down to 12.00.
Bulls Utility and Commer
cial 19.50-22.50, Good grade
22.00-23 50. P J 1 J
Few lots mostly Choice '>2l- t*©Cl©l*3.l VSIXl©!*
821 lb. Feeder steers 23.75- C
24.60, Lot Choice 456 lbs. 26.- V'HclllgCS O©CH
00, Lot Medium 60D lbs. 19.60. D__ iuirmnn
calves- 319. veaiers i.oo- LJairyina.n
2.00 lower. Good and Choice Delegates and directors of
32 00-38 00, Choice and Prime the southeeastern Pennsylvan
-38 00-46 00, Standard and low ia Artificial Breeders Coopeia-
Good 27 00-32 00,"Utility 20.- tlV e were told Wednesday,
00-27 00, cull 15 00-20 00. “We are wide open for spnia-
SHEEP. 5 Not enough on thing to happen to us on fed
sale to establish a market. eral milk orders this spring 1
New Holland reported steady , . ,
prices on the 127 cows, four Joe S Tay or, emension-dai
bulls and three heifers at the r y specialist from the P«nnsv -
March 6 auction of dairy cat- vanta state University, said all
t[e Federal orders effecting milt
Fresh Holstein cows brought
$3OO-420, Guernseys SLSO
- and other breeds $l5O
- Stock bulls brought $125
to $lBO.
Horses were slow and steady
at the March 4 sale There
were 246 head in the run.
Mules by the pair were $275-
475; pony mares brought $5O
- and gelding ponies were
$3O-75. Riding horses were
AViVV-VAW-WAW.V|r.
$
These Hoffman Seed Men all carry a new book “Hovf |
To Turn Crop Problems into Crop Profits”. Let them J
share this valuable information with you.
ELMER BRILL LESTER ERB ; ;
Elizabethtown 367-5441 Elizabethtown 367-7113
FRANK H. BUCHER EDGAR C. UMBLE |
Lititz 626-6504
JONATHAN S. SHIRK JASON H. MELLING^J
Leola 656-9302
A. H. HOFFMAN SEEDS, INC.
LANDISVILLE, PA.
$llO-520 and driving horses
were $llO-235. Killers con
tinned at ,7-7 44 cents.
At the March 4 hog sale
the 525 head met a s'o cent
lower market. Retail hogs to
local butchers brought 16.50.
18, while wholesale hogs to
the packers were 15.510-IG.
Heavy, fat hogs brought 14.50.
15.50.
The ‘9B calves at the March
4 sale met a steady market
with choice and prime vealers
bringing 36-42, good and low
choice 30-36, standarad 26-80,
and common. 18-24.
producers in the area are.iopeaffl
or -will h-e ,opeu 9
to hearings this spring.-He saidß
producers from Wisconsin art 9
planning to testify at all th9||
hearings. g
Wisconsin produces 14 per |
cent of the nation’s milk .tout‘d
have a niarkeit for only;Hogs
per cent within the state, ht|l
said. They have an eye to'wari/l
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