—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 14, 1964
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Market News
Lancaster Yards
Weekly Review 21 50 Choice 750-900 lbs 22.
50-23 50. Good and Choice
Friday, Clinch 13 700-850 lbs 21 75, few
CATTLE: 2425 Compared loads Good 700-900 lbs 20 00-
with 2232 head last week Sup- 2 'l 00
pi.\ includes 55 percent slaugh- CALVES• COO Compared
l er stceis and 35 percent feed- w uh 547 head last week. Trad
.‘i steeis Trading moderately (Continued on Page C)
nine ConVpaied with last
weeks close, slaughter steeis -
steadj to 50 higher, with most
id the adianee on Choice grade
weighing under 12 00 lbs Cows WEEKLY REVIEW
deadv to 25 lower. Bulls stea- CATTLE Receipts for
J, Feedei Steers strong. the four da >’ s 28 - 000 ’ c ° m P ar ;
Slaughter 'steeis- Choice ed Wlth 23 - 000 last weekend
1000-1250 lbs 22 50-23 75. In- 2l! - 000 a ar ae °; + „ .
eluding 4 loads at 23 75. Lot , Compared *ith last. Friday.
Choice and Pi,me 1173 lbs. slaughter steers 25-27 lower,
>3 85 Good to low Choice 20. °° off and
50-22 00 Few loads High Good loo ° l U t ffeF^ S f “
, . dine, slaughter heifers 25-50
md low Choice 21 70-22 00. C ows stro ng to 50 high-
Heifeis few lots Good and er Bulls , Q loftel .
Choice Sao-900 lbs 21 00--2. slaughter steers: Several
. , IT , , , - , loads Mixed Choice and Prime
Cows Cutter and Utility 14. 1000 .n50 lbs. 22 75-23.00,
75-15 75. Canner and low Cut- f&w loadg mostly p nme 12 00-
tei 13 25-14 70, Shelly canner 1252 lbg 2 2.75, late Bulk
down to 12 00 High Choice and Prime 1100-
Bulls Utihh and Commer- 135 0 lbs 2 2 00-22 50, earlier
cial_ 19 50-21 30, Good grade m the we6kj 22.25-23.00 with
21 50-22 00. 12 oads Prime 1200-1325 lbs.
Feeder Steeis- Choice 500- 23 95 0 n Monday. Late High
C5O lbs 24 00-20 00, Good choice and Pnme 1350-1450
450-57-5 lbs 21 00-21 50. Cho- i ks 2 1 00-22 00. Late Bulk
ice 750-900 lbs 22 50-23 50, choice 1100-1300 Ihs. 2100-
Good and 700-850 lbs 21 00- (Continued on Page 6) ,
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TIRE and BATTERY SALE
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Market News Reports
Vintage Sale New Holland Auction
Tuesday, March 10 Thursday, March 12
CATTLE: 534. Supply in- OATTLE• 840. Supply inclu
cludes 25 percent cows. Com- des gp percent cows, compared
pared with last Tuesday’s mar- Wlth las)t Thuisday’s market,
ket, slaughter steers strong. slaughter stee rs steady to
Cows fully steady. Bulls steady. strong Cow 3 stea dy. Bulls
Slaughter steers: Choice-950- weak to 50 lawer
1275 lb. slaughter steers 22.- .choice 975-1300 lb. Slaugh
-00-23.35, several 23.50-23.85, t6r steers 22.00-.2i3.50, several
Good to low Choice 20 50- 1000^(200 23 . M . 2 4.00.
22 20, Standard 19.50-20 50. Good x choice 20.50-22.
lr C ™;„„ Cu ‘ ter Utility standard 19.75-20.50.
lAn in and Choice 800-1050
Cutter 14.00-15.25, Shelly can- Heilfers 2 0 00-21.75, Utility
ner down to 12.00. , , , , „
Bulls: Utility and Ccwmner- and 10.50-19.00
cial 19 00-21.85. C«; Cutto My 1 ,
Lot Choice 915 lb. Feeder 75 " 15>7 °- banner and low Cut
steers 22.00, —.
CALVES: 327. Vealers grad- is.iq.ig 10, No. 1, 178-187
mg Choice and Prime steady i bs< 15.50-IG.IO.
to 100 lower. Good grade and Two lots Good ,02-98 lb.
below steady to 1.00 higher. Feeder Pigs 14.25-15.50.
Spots 200 higher on weights Sows u.s. 1-3, 335-550 lbs.
under 120 lbs. H 50-13.25.
Choice and Prime grade SHEEP: 11. Few Choice and
vealers 35 00-39 00, Good 30.- Prime 35-45 lbs. Spring slaugh
-00-35.00, Standard 28 00-31.- ter lambs 30.50-34.00.
00, Utility 24 00-28.00, Cull * * *
down to 17.00. At the March 7 hog sale 356
HOGS 216. Bairows and head ot market hogs changed
gilts steady. hands Market hogs: 170-190
Barrows and gilts US. 1-2, ibi 15 85-16.35; 190-210 lbs.
193-228 lbs. 16.25-16 35, two 15 85-17; 210-230 dibs. 16.10-
lots No 1, 204-222 lbs. 16.50- 16 75, 230-240 libs. 15.75-16.-
16.60, Small lot No. 1, 193 35; 240 lbs up 14-15.50.
lbs 16 85, Lot No. 2, 209 lbs. Sows 11-12 50. One lot of 77
pound feeder pigs 19.75.
16.00. U.S. 2-3, 239-255 lbs
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ter 13 25-14 73, Shelly cann,
down to 12 00
Bulls: Utility and
cial 19.00-21'50.
CAILiVES; 2'73. Vealers st(J<
dy to 1.00 lower. Most declu.
on Choice and Prime grade
Choice grade readers 3o0),
40.00, few Prime 40.00-41 do
Good '33 00-36.00, Stands
28.00-i3i3.00j Utility 24
50.
'SHEEP; 9 Pew Choice 5;.
85 Db. spring slaughter lam,
24 00-2'5 50.
Dairy cattle sold steady n
the March 11 auction as mj
caws, I'4 stoick hulls and si*
stodk heifers changed hands
Fresh Holstein cows
$250-440; Guernseys slso.
2 , 35, and other breeds $l5O
- Bulls were $llO-228, and
heifers $ 6 0-14 0.
Saddle horses gained $l5 to
s'2ls per head while draft hor
ses and mules continued steady
at the March 9 auction; SIS
head were in the run.
Mules by the pair brought
$250-400, and smiles s\lso
- Draft horses hy the pair
were $250-500 and single
$125-250. Riding horses Sold
for $125-300, and driving hor.
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