Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, October 12, 1963, Image 2

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    2—Lancaster Fannin;
Market News Reports
At Lancaster Yards
Weekly Review
Friday, October 11
CATTLE- 3575. Compared
with 438 5 head last Sup
ply includes 25 percent slaugh
ter steers arid 70 percent feed
er steers Trading, active. Com
pared with last weeks close,
slaughter steers 50-1.00 higher,
Cows and bulls steady. Feeder
&teers steady.
Slaughter steers; Choice 950-
1300 lbs 24.50-25 50, Load
High Choree carrying End
Prune 1250 lbs. 25 75, Load
Choice 109'5 lbs. 20 00, Load
Choice 135 S lbs 23 35, Good
to low Choice 22 50-24 50
Cows cutter and Utility 13.
75-15 25, Canner and low Cut
ter 13 00-13 75, Shell> canner
down to 10.00.
'Bulls- Utility and Commer
cial 19 50-22 00, Good grade
22 00-24 50.
Feeder steers - Good and
Choice G5O-SOO lbs 23 00-24.
50, Choice SOO-1050 lbs, 22.
50-24 00, Good 650-800 lbs.
21 00-22 00, Choice 400-550
lbs 24 75-27 50, Medium and
Good 500-700 lbs. IS 75-22 00.
Common and Medium 500-600
lb Holstems I'G 00-17 00.
iC ALVES; 725. Compared
•with 671 head last week. Trad
ing moderately active Vealers
steady to weak Choice and
Prime 32 00-38 00. Good' 27.
00-32 00, Standard 23 00-27 00,
Utility 19 00-23.00
HOGS 1375 Compared with
last weeks 1380 head Bar
lows gilts and sows steady.
Tiadmg moderately active
Bairows and gilts U S 1-2
giade 190-230 lbs 17 00-17
75 No 1 grade 190-225 lbs
17 75-18 50, U S 1-3 grade
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Dairy Barns
Poultry Houses
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Disinfecting White Paint
Dries White
• Disinfects Against
Disease
• Kills Flies; 90% Dess
Cobwebs S to 10 Wo.
CARBOLA SPRAY AND
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6 Witmer Rtl., R 4, Lane.
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Phone 392-7227
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Saturday., October.,
190-240 lbs 16 75-17 00, 2-3
grade 230-260 lbs. 16.00-16'.
75.
Sows U. S. 1-3 grade 300-
450 lbs. 13.50-15 00, V. S. 2-3
grade 450-600 lbs. 12 00-13.
50.
SHEEP- 725. Compared with
373 head last week. Trading
moderately active. Wooled
slaughter lambs 50-1.00 low
er Choice and Prime 70-100
lb wooled slaughter lambs 19.
50-21 00, Good 16.00-19 50,
Cull to Choice wooled slaugh
ter ewes 3 00-7 00.
Chicago Cattle
Weekly Review
Cattle .Salable receipts
this neek-to-date 26,900 com
pared 30,900 last week and
26,300 a year ago.
Tiadmg on slaughter steers
and heiters active, early, later
rather slow Steers steady to
25 lower than last Friday.
Heifers generally 50 lower,
cows steady to 50 lower. Bulls
and few feeders unchanged.
Slaughter steers sixteen
loads Prime 1100-1350 lbs.
25.50, bulk high choice and
prime 1050-1375 lbs 24.75 -
25 25 High choice and prime
1300-1400 lbs 23 50-24 75,
few loads prune 1450-1500 lbs
23-24 Good 900-1250 lbs 22-
50-23 50, standard and low
good 21-22 50 including few
loads 1000-1300 lbs. Holstems
21 50-22.
Slaughter heifers - on Mon
day, three loads high choice
and prune 975-1050 lbs 24 25-
24 35, load and part load of
900
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Today and Gef
Full Details
Woigemuth Bros., in«.
Vintage Sale
Tuesday, October 8
CAT-TUP■„ 571. Supply inclu
des 30 percent cows. Compared
■with last Tuesday’s market,
slaughter steers unevenly stea
dy to 50 higher. Cows steady
to 75 lower. Bulls 1.00 lower.
.Several High Choice and
Prime 950-1100 lb. slaughter
steers 26.10-26 85, Choice 950-
1300 lbs, 24J50-26.00, GO'dd to
low Choice 22.50-24.50, Stan
dard 19;50-22.50. .
Choice 700-950 lb. Heifers
23.85-25.00.
Cows' CutteE and Utility
14.00-15.00, Canner and low
Cutter 13.00-14 00, Shelly can
ner down to 10.50.
.Bulls; Utility and Commer
cial 18 50-20 50.
CALVES- 575. Vealers
steady to 1 00 higher. Choice
and Prime 33 00-38.00, Good
30 00-33 00, 'Standard 24 00-
30.00, Utility 18.00-24 00.
HOGS; 1815. Barrows and
gilts steddy.to S 5 higher.
Barrows and gilts US 1-2
grade 195i256 lbs 17 25-17 50,
U. S. 1-3 grade 198-229 lbs.
16 85-17 25, U. S 1-3 grade
184-188 lbs. 16 50-16 60. U. S.
2-3 grade 249-251 IbS. 16 25-
16 60.
Lot Choice grade 40 lb.
Feeder Pigs 7.50 Per Head.
SHEEP 52 Wboled slaugh
ter lambs 50 lo'wer. Good and
Choice wooled slaughter lambs
60-105 lbs. I'6 50-20 50.
prime 1000-1100 lbs. late at
24 Late bulk choice 800-1100
lbs. 22.25-23 50, on -Monday
comparable grade 22 75-24,
(Continued on Page 3)
OR
MOUNT JOY, PA.
a*o M&rket N>esjrfe JReport s
New Holland Auction
Thursday, 'CVotober 1 10 'Fresh Holstem cows broujj.
CATTLE. 1149’. Computed $275-425: Guernseys slso-3o t
with last Thursday’s market, and other breeds slso-35j'
slaughter steers steady to Stock bulls were $l4O-210, j„j
weak. Cows steady to 50 high- stock _herfera $65-170.
ef frith irlost advance on can- The October 7 sale saw 05.
her and Cutter grades. Bulls head of horses Sinid ponies SeJ
steady to 50 lower. at steady prices. Pony
Several High Choice and brought $4O-1 ‘OO While geldinjj
Prime 950-1100 lb. slaughter were $3O-100. Driving horst,
steers 26-26.75, Choice 960- sold for $llO-275, and ndm
1300 lbs. 24.25-25.85, Good to horses brought $llO-400
low Choice 22-24.50, Standard i©r horses were 6% to 7 cenu
20 50-22.50. a pound.
Utility and Standard grade Tlie 494 market hogs at thi
heifers 16 50-17. October 7 salte sbld steady.
Cows: Cutter and Utility tail hogs to local butchn,
14 25-15 50, Canner and low brbiight 18.2'5 to 19; gradi,
butter 13-14 25, Shelly canner 1 to 3 went to the packers lt
down to 10.50. 16.85 to 17.35, and heatj,
Bulls- Utility and Commer- weights 'brought 15.60-16 7; i
cial 19-21 50, Several utility Sows Were 13 to 15.50.
down to 18, Good 21.50-24. Calf receipts of 114 head
Most Good With few Choice gold steady at the October 7
808-970 lb. Feeder ste'ers auction. 'Choice and prime
20 35-22 75, 2 lots Choice 660 i 6rs were 33-38; fotfd and low
and 760 lbs. 24.50-24,60. Med- choice 29-33; standard 2!-2jj
ium and Go'o'd 500-800 lbs.. a nd cbmmoh 15-25.
18-21.
Lot Good mixed steers and
bulls 375 lbs. 19.25. (
CALVES __ 361. Vealers were
steady to 10 0 higher. Choice
and Prime grade vealers 32-
38 50, Good 30-32, Standard
25-30, Utility 18-24.50.
•SHEEP- 13 Few Choice 90-
92 lb. wooled slaughter lambs
19-19 50
Dairy cattle -were active and
higher at the October 9 auc
tion. A total of 177 cows, six
stock bulls and eight stock hei
fers were sold.
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