—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 9, 1964
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Market News Reports Market News Reports
Lancaster Yards Vintage Sale New Holland Auction
Thursday, May 7 ter 14 50-15 50, Canner ligj.
WooKli Ko\icw Tuesday, Mays vtt-LE 942 Sr •- 14 50.
At
Choice 35 00 38 00, few 'Piime
39 00, Good 3100 35 00, Stand-
C I.TTLE 2500 Compared d Qo 27 00 ' 31 ° O, Utlllty 2400 ‘
with 3467 head last week Sup- ,hqGS 1400 Compared with
pl> includes 70 per cent slaugn* head last week (Barrows
ter steeis about 10 per cent gj^ s active, steady to 25
cows and the balance mainly bl<rbei
bulls with feedei steers scarce BARROWS & GILTS U S
Slauahtei steeis mamlv Good 12 \ 9Q . 230 i bs 1625-16 75, few
and Choice with Seveial loads lots y s 290-225 lbs 16 50-
High Choice and Pume Com- 1700 y s 1 . 3 _ lbs
paied with last weeks close, 15 7 5 1 16 25. U. S 2-3, 230-270
slaughter steeis mostly steady, lbs 2450.1525.
instances 25 lowei Cows steady SQWS u S 1-3, 300-450 lbs
to 25 lower Bulls fanly active, n 25.12 50, U S. 23, 400-600
steady to 25 higher jbs 1Q 5042 so_
SLAUGHTER STEERS- SHEEP 375 Compaied with
Choice 975-1300 lbs 20 50-22 00, head last week Spring
Seveial loads High Choice and s i aug hter lambs 50-100 lower,
Pume I_loo-12_50 lbs 22 00-22 50 Choice fi0 , 90 lbs 26 00-30 00,
Pait-load 1125 lbs 2275, Good L aioe ly 2600-2850, Good 40-35
19 50-20 75, Mixed Good and ... nn nn
Choice 20 50-2125, -Standaid lbS 2 °°
17 50-19 50. Pait-load of Stand-
Friday, Ma> 8
aid neat 1350 lbs 16 75 Cattle
HEIFERS Good and Choice UaiUC
750-950 lbs 18 25-20 00 WEEKLY REVIEW
COWS Utility and High CATTLE Receipts for the
\ie_ldmg Cuttei 15 25-16 25, few fOUI days 24.000 compared
16 50, 1425-1550 Can- 25,800 last week and 24,-
nei 13 25-14 25 400 a year a go
BULLS Utility and Commer- slaughter steei s and heifers
cial 18 50-20 50, Several High mostly steady, cows steady to
Yielding Uitlity 1500-2200 lbs 50 lowei. Bulls steady to 50
20 60-2175 higher
FEEDER STEERS few lots. Slaughter steers - Four loads
Choice 550-650 lbs 23 50-24.50, Prime 1190-1300 lbs. 22 25 on
couple Jots Medium 600-660 lbs. Wednesday, this the lowest
17 00-17 25 weekly top since October 1946,
CALVES 450 Compai ed with Bulk High Choice and Prime
557 head last week Fairly Ac- 1100 1350 lbs 21.00-22.00 Choice
tive, Vealers fully steady, 1000-1350 lbs 19 75-2100, late
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Lawn and Bellaire
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Reinliolds
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Elizabethtown
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R. D. 1, Honks
SUPPLY CO.
MILLERSVILLE
Millersville
H. M. STAUFFER
& SONS, INC.
Witmer - Ronks - Leola
CATTLE 724 Supply in
cludes 72 pei cent slaughter
steers, 20 pei cent cows with
the balance mainly .bulls Com-
pared with last week’s market,
slaughter to mostly 50
lower, instances .75 lower. Cows
mostly steady, instances 25 low
ei 'Bulls strong to 50 higher.
SLAUGHTER STEERS
Choice 950-H275 lbs 20 50-21 60,
,1300-1450 lbs 19 50-20 85, High
,'Choice and Prime 950-1300 lbs.
2150-2210, few Mixed Good
and Choice 20 25-2100, Good
19 00-20 50, Standard 17 00-
19 25.
S L A U lIFERS BULLS Utility and Commer
-sf°’2°fna cial 18 60-20 35, Cutter 17 00-
COWS Utility and High lg 6Q
Yielding Cutter 15 5016.50 Cut- CA ' LVES 239. Vealeis strong
ter 14 00-15 50, Canner 1310- to IQO , hlghei . choice 34 50-
14 50 S 7 00, Good 31 50-34 50, Stand-
aid 28 00-3150, Utility 25 00-
sales 20 25-21.00, Choice 1350- 2 g 50, few cull 22 00-25 00.
1500 lbs 19 00-20 25 Good 900- HOGS 125 ©airows and
1200 lbs 18 50-19 50, Mixed gllts stlong to 50 higher U. S.
Good and Choice 19 50-20 00. il2 207 . 222 lbs. 16 35-16 60, U.
Most Holstems 16 50-17 50 |g 189 . 2 39 lbs 15 50-16 00,
Slaughter Heifers High 1 lQt vlg 3 276 lbs 1350
20 50 C 2lOO Mostly SHEEIP 37 S ' prmg slaughter
20 50-2100, late Mostly 20 it* lambs 1 5O lower. Choice
24 ° O, L^ d ?’ ime n l iT rhmVp" 4 0- 60 lbs 24 50-26 50, Good 30-
50 on Monday, Bulk Choice . .
300-1100 lbs. 19 50-20.50 Mixed o
Good and Choice 19 25-19 50, At u th f ay 2 sale , of ogs
Good 18 00-19.25, Standard and 1179 bead changed hands Hogs
Low Good 16 00-18.00 weighing 160-180 P°^ ls
Cows Utility and Commer- brought 14.85-1510, 180^00
cial 13 50-15.00, Canner and Pounds 15.1015 60, 200-220
Cutter 11.50-14 00, mostly 1200- founds 1510-17, 220-240 pounds
13 75 15-15 60, 240 pounds up 14.50-
Bulls- Cutter to Commercial 114.75.
17.50-19 50. Soiws brought 12-13 35, and 11
Feeders - Couple loads Choice head -of 49 pound feeders sold
700 lb steers 2100. - for 25 50
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CAPABLE SERVICE TO THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY SINCE 1898
Used Farm Equipment ° liver ower 3 p»-
r Int. 45 T Balers
John Deere 3 - 14“ Plow Trip Sauder Loader (Like New)
Beam 3 pt. |„t. 125 V Combine 12'
John Deere Hay Crimper ■
Ini. 255 Cultivator For 300 & IfBCIOfS
350 Farmall M. T ractor
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CA ripply m- -----
eludes 21 per cent cows hal- BULLS Utility and Connnc
ance mainly slaughter steei s cial 18 75-20 60, few High Yield.
Slaughtei steei s mostly steady, ov ® 1 ’ 2075
>2 tf 50 'higher 2125, Cutter 17.75-18 75
Instances strong to mg. „„„ ,
on Good to low Choice Cows 2OB, Vealers steady
and hulls steady Choice 3450-38 00, Good 32 00-
■SLAUGHTER STEERS' High 34 50 > Standard 27 50-32 00, Util
Choice and Prime 950-1250 lbs ll y 24 00 28 00, Cull 20 00-2400
22 25-22 85, Choice 950-1300 lbs. SHEEP 14 Not enough on
21 00-22 10, Good 19 50-21 25, sale to establish a market
Standard 17 50-20 00. * ,
HEIFERS; Choice 825-1025 Dau 'y C(yws m ® t a stead > ™ui
lbs 20 00-20 75. ket a t * he May 6 auctlon Jler «
COWS Utility and High 133 cows, three bulls and
Yielding Cutter 15 25-16 75, Cut- “ f the run ' .
Fresh Holstein cows brought
$275-425; Guernseys $150210,
and other bieeds $150200
Stock bulls brought $l4O-185,
and stock heifers were $6O-140
At the May 4 auction 292
head of horses and pomes
crossed the block. iPnces were
about steady.
Riding horses brought $lBO
- driving horses $lBO2OO,
pony mares $4O-100, and pony
geldings $3O-215. Killei hones
were 7 to 7M> cents a pound
The 345 hogs at the May 4
auction sold 25 lower Retail
hogs to local butchers bx ought
16.50-17; grades 1 to 8 went to
packers at 1550-16. (Heavy
weight hogs brought 14.50-1585,
and soiws were 'll-1850.
Vealers sold about steady at
the May 4 auction as 110 bead
changed hands Choice vealers
were 333850, good and low
choice 2933, standard 21-29,
and cull and common 18-25
Twenty one lambs were sold
Lambs 3040 pounds brought 28-
26, and 75-90 pounds were 27-68.
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