—-Lancaster Farming. Saturday. July 27, 1963
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Market News Reports
At Lancaster Yards
WooKlj Hovic^
Friday, July 2«
CATTLE: 2500. Compared
TMth 3SOO head last week.
Supply includes 50 percent
slaughter steers and 40 per
cent fedder steers. Trading
fairly active. Compared with
list weeks close, slaughter
steers steady to 25 lower, de
cline largely on weights over
1250 lbs Cows 25 higher, ad
vance mostly on Canner and
Cutter grades. Bulls and Feed
ers steady.
Slaughter Steers: Choice
950-1250 lbs. 24.50-26.25,
Choice 1250-1400 lbs. 24.25-
23.75, Several loads and lots
High and Prime 1000-1250 'bs.
26 50-27 00, few loads around
1116-1252 lbs 27 25, Good
and low Choice 23 50-24 75.
24 75.
Heifers: few lots Good'and
low Choice 803-553 lbs. 23.
50-24.00, part load Choice 768
libs 24 40.
Cows. Cutter and Utility 15.
50-17 00, few 17 25, Gamier
aid low Cutter 14 00-15 50,
Shelly canner down to 12 00.
Utility and Commercial bulls
10 00-22 00, Good grade 22 00-
23 50, few Individual 24 00.
Feeder Steei s load Choice
around 000 lbs 25 75, Fait
Load Choice G3O lbs. 25 85,
Cood and Choice 750-950 lbs.
24 75-25 25. Medium and Good
COO-950 lbs. 23 00-24 50 Corn
iron and Medium 21 00-22 00.
CALVES- 590. Compared
yith 529-head last week Trad
ing moderately active. Veal
ets steady Good and Choice
25 00-30 00, Choice and Prime
SO 00-32 00, Few to 34 O'J.
Standard 22 00-25 00, Utility
19 00-22 00, Cull and Utility
14 00-19 00
HOGS SSO Compared with
111 S head last week Trading
moderately active Barrows
rnd gilts mostly 25 higher,
instances 50 higher Sows 50
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Borrows and gilts- XJ.S 1-2
190-230 lbs. 20 00-21 00, No
1 190-225 lbs. 21.00-21.50,
U.S 1-3 190-240 lbs. 20.00-
21.00, No. 1 190-225 lbs.
21.00-21.50, U.S. 1-3 190-240
lbs. 19.50-20.00, 2-3 230-260
lbs. IS 50-19 50.
Sows U.S. 1-3 300-450 lbs.
13 50-14 50, few No. I’s 15.00.
SHEEP: 480. Compared
with 435 head last week.
Spring lambs steady. Choice
and Prime 60-90 'lb. spring
lambs 20.00-22.00, few 23.00,
Good grade 16.00-20.00.
Chicago Cattle
WEEKLY REVIEW
CATTLE Salable receipts
for the four day 27,000 com
pared with 23,800 last week
and 24,000 a year ago.
Slaughter steers uneven,
weights under 1250 lbs. steady
to 25 lower, with those under
1100 lbs tully steady, over
1250 lbs 25-50 lower with
instances ott on weights
over 1400 lbs Heifers steady,
cows 50-1 00 higher with can
ner and cutter mostly 1 00 up.
Bulls steady to 50 higher.
Small supply feeders steady to
50 highei
Slaughter steers. Mostly
Prime 1200-1396 lbs 26 00-
26 50, late 26 00-2 6.25. Mixed
high Choice and Prime 1100-
1400 lbs 25 50-26 00. Bulk
Choice 900-1250 libs 24 75-
25 50, comparable giade 1250-
1400 lbs 24 50-25 00, Choice
1400-1500 lbs 24.00-24 50,
load high Choice and Prime
1520 lbs 24 50, few loads
Choice 1500-1558 lbs 23 50,
mostly Good 900-1250 lbs
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Kinzers - Vintage
Vintage Sale
Tuesday, July 23
CATTLE; 669. Compared
with last Tuesday’s market,
slaughter steers 25-75 higher.
Cows uneven; Utility and Com
mercial steady to 25 lower,
Canner and Cutter steady to
25 higher. Bulls steady.
Slaughter steers: High Cho
ice and Prime 1000-1250 lbs.
'28.50-27.35, few to 27.60,
Choice 950-1300 lbs. 25.00-26.
75, Choice 1250-1450 lbs. 24.
25-25.50, Good to low Choice
23 50-25.00, Standard 22.0-0-
23.50.
Heifers: Some Good and
Choice 755-930 lbs, 22.35-25.
50,
Cows 1 Cutter and Utility 15.
25-17.50, Canner and low cut
ter 13.25-15.25, Shelly canner
down to 12 00.
Utility and Commercial bulls
19 50-22.00, Good grade 22.C0-23.75,
23.75, few to 24.35.
IOALVES: 442 Trading mod
erately active Vealers 1.00-2.
00 higher. Full advance on
Good grade and above.
iChoice vealers. 30 00-33 00,
High Choice and Prime 33.00-
34 50, few to 30 50, Good 28.
00- 00, Standard 24 00-28 00,
Utility 20.00-24.00.
■HOGS' 280. Barrows and
gilts 25-50 higher. U. S. 1-2
190-229 lbs 20.25-20 60 U. S.
1- 190-250 lbs 19 50-20.25.
Sows: U. S 1-3 285-485 lbs.
13.00-14 85, few 2-3 560-585
lbs 12 00-12 50.
Medium and Good Feeder
Pigs 6 40-13.50 per head.
SHEEP; 22 Spring slaugh
ter lambs steady. Some Good
and Choice 60-95 lbs. Spring
lambs 17.00-21 00.
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Market News Reports
New Holland Auction
Thuvsduy, July 2l> SHEEP; 23. Some Good £Uid
CATTLE: 1243. Compared Low Choice 55-95 lbs. spring
with last Thursday’s market, slaughter lambs
slaughter steers steady to 50 , .
lower, decline largely on Tlie dairy cattl ® waa
weights over. 1200 lbs Cows slow and lower a)he J,My 24
active, 25 to mostly 50 high- auctlon New Hol + land ’ There
er, Bulls mostly steady; In- were 222 cows, three bulls
stances 50 lower on Cutter and and 60 hewers .on offer. .
1„ W ntiiitv erades Fresh Holstein cows ranged
- Slaughter steers- High * 2^ s ' 42 ®’ t ? Uer ? S6y^
Choice and Prime 950-1250 an , °v.
lbs. 26.50-27.00, Individual 30 °- Stock bulls brought $l4O
- Choice 950-1250 lbs. 210, and stock heifers sold
25.00-26 50, Choice 1200-1400 for >65-170.
lbs. 24.50-26.00, Good to low At the July 22 h °rs e * uc -
Choice 23.00-25.00, Standard tion the mark< * was slow and
no on on barely steady. Receipts totaled
h",m” Good and Choice
705-955 lbs. 22.00-25.35, Stan- Rld ’ n £ horses brought $lOO
dard and low Good 19.50-22.- “> $225 ’ dr i vms horSe *'
00 - were $llO-315. Pony mares
'cows: Cutter and Utility were $6O-110 and geldings
16 00-17.50, Canner and low brought 25 ' K . lller borses
Cutter 14.00-16.00, Shelly can- br ™ ght , /s c ® nts> ’
ner down to 12.00. , 42 « market bogs at
Bulls: Utility and Commer- the July 22 auction sold 25
cial 19.50-22 00, Good grade hlgh f- R ® tail h ° gs 40 J° cal
22 00-23.60, Cutter and low butchers brought 20-21.50;
ntiiitv 17 00-19 50 grades 1 to 3 sold to packers
Ser Good and «o 2. *0 and tajj-
Choice 620-755 lbs. 22 00-26.- weights were 18 50 to 19-60.
50, Medium and Good 20 50- Sows sold for 12 to 14. The
23.00, Good 345-620 lbs. 24.- 26 ? hoats brou Sbt $9 to $l2
35 26 50 p©r hsflcl*
CALVES 401 Vealers un- The J uly 22 calf auction
even, about steady. Choice and so ! d tha 110 head at steady
Prime 30 00-34.00, Good 27- pnces ' Ch “ c t.“ d
00-30 00, Standard 24 00-27.- e ™ were 28-33, g ood and low
00, Utility 20.00-24.00. choice 25-28. standard 22-25,
and cull and common 18-22.
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