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Market News Reports' ' Reports;
2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday,'NoVferKber '88,yi9635;
At Lancaster Yards
Weekly Review Utility 19 00-24.00. Tuesday, Nov. 2d , Thursday, Nov. 38
Friday, Nov, 20 HOGS' 725. Compared with' CATTLE; 509. Supply in- Because of the Thanksgiving
CATTLE; 1450. (4 day re- 1141 head last week. Trading eludes 33 percent cows. Com- holiday, no report was avail
ppintsl Comnared with 2944 moderately active. Barrows and pared with last Tuesday’s mar-' able from the U.S.' Market
SlaUghter ’ and bUIIS Ne cITTLE'% 3 7 Sunn,v in
ally slow, but fairly active for steady. steady. Cows grading utHJty ' ’ ,
Canner and Cutter cows Barrows and gilts: U. S! 1-2, steady; Canner and Cutter 50 ° laded 30 P erce ht cows and
, „ . , 190-230 lbs 16.50-17.00, No. higher. heifers.
Compared with last weeks 190 . 225 lb£j 17 00 . 17-50 t choice 950-1250 lb. Slaugh- New Holland reported
close, slaughter steers steady. fflw . lqts t 0 , 18-0 0. 1-3, 190- ter steers 24.25-25.50, few to Slaughter Steers weighing 1.-
Cows grading utdity 25 low- 24Q Jbg 15.75-16. 50, mostly 26.00. Good to low Choice 22.- 150 Pounds down were steady
Caan ®r cutter fully 16>00 , 116 s()i 2 _ 3> 230-255 lbs. 00-24.25, Standard- 19.50-22. to 50 lower. Steers weighing
steady. Bulls and feeder steers 15 25 . lg 00 ' Cows; Cutter and utnity over 1,150 pounds were 50 to
• Sows; U.S. 1-3, 300-450 lbs. 14.Q0-14.75, Canner and low 1 - 00 lower ' Feeders- were 1.00
Qcfiofn 4 ih« 94 nn 9* nn 9 13.00-14.50, 2-3, 400-600 lbs. Cutter 13.00-14.00, Shelly can- 1 1 °^ er r C ° ws and heifers were
900-1250 lbs. 24 00-25 00, 2 . lli0 (j 1.00 higher.
small lots 1040-1172 lbs. 25 - SHEEp . 200 , compared Bulls; Utility and Commer- Hi S b choice and P rime grade
94 00° ° 6 with 343 head last week. Trad- cial 19.00-21.50. 4 s Lots Medi- slaughter steers 950-1,250 lbs.,
' O.;. Cutter .ud Utility "J t *'“” adr W “ ole4 S,a “ rtMr “ ‘I™ 8 “■ ‘” aer fo’TsoO
Ontte' l ii» 7 7s-t^ a 7s e «!h raZ Choice .and Prime 75-101 CALVES' 442. Vealers 1.00- Good and low choice 900 to
a l , *in cn' 6 n lb lambs 21.- 2.00 higher. Choice grade veal- I>2oo pounds 22-23*50. Stan
ner down to 10 50 00-22.00, Choice 19.50-21.00, ers 34.00-36.00, Good 30.00- dardß all weights 18-21.
„J? Vo -n U 99 no p d s' J a* Good 18.00-19 50, Utility 15.- 34 00, Standard 25 00-31.00'. Cows: Cutter and utility
99 nn 9 8 4°n 0 n 22 ‘ 00 ’ G * d 00-18 00. Utility 21.00-26 00, Cull 17.00- 14 s °- 16 ' Can ner and low^cut
-22 00-24 00. u 2 1 00 ter 13-14.50, shelly canner
i cm J® ts HOGS. 251. Barrows and down to 11 -
loads Choice 520-/00 lbs 24.- eilts to 50 lower TT S Heifers: Good grade 19-21,
Chicago Cattle f.i“ 7 0 u-sa™, mk™
S sn° liis 2 9 9 o(usT r 0 h rnnd Weekly Review gilts 16.35-16 60, Lot 1-2, 238 1B^ 7
oSO IDS 00 22 60, Good. &nd «« Jn AA O O nJW oca PGfidßPS' A. 101 l of 12 sond
Choice 600-800 lbs 21 00-22 - CATTLE _ Three day re- “- 00 - 2 " 3 247 - 256 lbS ' and J o , ee 758 . Sow Flower Seeds
50 Medium and Good 550-800 24,600 compared l 25.- gs _ 4o po undi 2il 7 , 5 Ued km ds Sow larkspur. , cornflower,
PAT wwQ L n „ vearago ’ feeder pigs 6 OD-9 25 per head. 600-800 pounds 19-2 H, and coreopsis and snapdragon aa
CALVES: 425 Compared y ear ago - L t choice 60 lbs 12 00 common at'the same weight the garden where they are to
viith 632 head last week. Trad- Trading on slaughter steers head ‘ 16.50-19. mature, iif the ground le nk>t
mg moderately active Veal- and heifers uneven with un- p g HEE p. n Not enough on Calves- 169, vealers 1.00 to frozen. A. O. Rasmussen, Pena,
eis steady Choice grade veal- even distribution of receipts establish a market 200 higher “Choice and prime State extension ornamental
ers 34 00-36.00, Good 29.00- from day-to-day and interrup- __ 35-39, good and low choice Horticulturist, says by 'sowing'
34 00, Standard 24.00-29 00, tion of normal slaughtering 30-35, standard 25-30, common n the Sail the flo'wers start
this week contributing factors, and utility 18-25. nto growth much earlier i*.
Slaughter steers closed-steady Dairy cattle sald slow and the spring, even though- they,
to instances 50 lower co-mpar- barely steady at the November may Lie dormant over winter.
ed to last Friday Heifers 27 auction The' 204 cows, se
steady. Cows steady to 75 veil i bu j ls and 20 heifers
higher, advance on canner and changed- hands at the pre-hol
cutter. Bulls and- few feeders
steady.
Slaughter steers; Fully doz
en loads Prime 1200-1300-Ihs
24.50, Bulk High Choice and
Prime 1050-1380 lbs- 23.75-
i 24.25. Few loads 1 High Choice
and Prime 1450-1500 lbs 22 -
75-23.00, Bulk Choice 900-
1300 lbs. 23.00-23.75. with
moderate number of loads
average to High Choice 1000-
1150 lbs. at 24.00. Choice
1300-1400 lbs. 22 50-23.25,
Good 900-1250 lbs. 21 25- 23.-
00, Mixed Good and Choice
1000-1300 lbs. 22.25-23.25,
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Kirkwood Teed & Groin
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id ay sale. (Fresh Hole-tern
cows (brought ’‘s2'7¥-4¥o;
G'uernseys $l5O-250, and Other
breeds $l5O-300. Stock’ hulls
■brought $125-200, and! stock
heifers sold for $75-445. •
The 154 horses at the Nov
ember 25 auction, sold” slow
and lower. ißadmg horses
brought $lOO-2401' dirtvtng
horses were $lOO-150; and'kil
ilers brought 5 to ‘6 icente a
pound. Pony mares were* $4O
- and .geldings $3O-80'.
A total of 311 mabltef hogs
sold at steady prices- on v the
November 25 au'ction. ’ Retail
hogs to local butchers brought
18 to 18.50 while 1 'to’ 3, gra
des went to (packers 1 at 16.10
to 16.75. Heavyweight hogs
■brought 15.25 to 16.25, an d
sows were 11.50 to 13.50.
The 81 calves at the Novem
ber 25 sale sold 2.00' higher.
Choice and prime vealers were
34-37, good and low choice
3'2-34, standard 28-32, jond
cull and common 15.2 d.
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