—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 28, 1964
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Market News
At Lancaster Yards
CATTLE Slaughter steei s
active steady to strong, in
stances 50 higher Cows steady
to 25 lower with mostly decline
on Utility, bulls steady, feeder
steers fully steady. Supply in
cluded about 30 pei cent slaugh
ter steers. 30 peicent cows and
bulls with balance mainly feed
er steers
Slaughtei steei s- Choice 1000-
1300 lbs 24 50-25 75, load
Choice with End Prime 1250
ibs. 25 75, 5 head Choice and
Prime 26 25, Mixed Good and
Choice 1100-1250 lbs 23 60-
25.00, couple lots Mixed Good
and Choice 1375-1500 lbs. 22-
75-23.00, Good 800-1250 lbs
including Load Standard with
End Good 1200 lbs Holstein
$2l OO.
Cows Cutter and Utility 11-
00-13 50, Seveial 13 50-14 00,
few at 14 25 on Tuesday, Cann
ei 9 50-1150
Bulls Good and Choice 20 00-
23 00, Individual 23 50 Utility
and Commeicial 17 00 20 50
few to $2lOO Cuttei and Low
New Holland Sales Stables, Inc.
Sale Schedule
Monday: Horse Sale 10:00 A.M.
Tack Sale to Follow Horse Sale
Hog Sale 11:00 A.M.
Beef Cattle 2:00 P.M.
Sale Order Balls, Steers, Cows, Calves
Wednesday: Sale of Dairy Cattle 12:30 P.M.
Thursday: Sale of Beef Cattle 12:30 P.M.
Sale Order Balls, Steers, Cows, Calves
JOHN H. GINGRICH, Mgr.
Ph. New Holland 354-2194 New Holland, Pa.
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc.
PARADISE, PENNA.
Bulls, steers, butcher cows,
Hogs, lambs and veal calves
Sold On Commission
Sale every Tuesday 2 P.M.
Fat hogs and Feeder pigs sale
Every Saturday at 10 A.M.
For marketing information
Phone Area Code 717-442-4181
Box 100 Paradise, Pa.
10 mi. East of Lancaster on Bt. 30
Livestock Marketing
J. M. HOOBER, INC.
Lancaster Stock Yards
Phone 397-6191
MJCHON Every Wed. starting at noon
PRIVATE TREATY DAILY
Listen to our weekly radio market
broadcast Wednesday morning 8:05
Ephrata 1310 (WGSA)
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See us before buying your Stocker and feeder cattle.
Utility 15 50-17.50
Feeder Steers: Choice 375-450
lb steer calves 23 25-24.00,
Good and Choice 750-800 lbs.
20 75-22.50, load Choice 970 lbs
22 50, Standard and Good 450-
850 lbs 18 00-20.00.
Calves: Vealers fairly Active,
$1 00-2 00 lower. Choice 31.00-
34 00, few 35 00-36.00, Good
27 00-31 00, Standard 22 00-27.00,
Utility 18 00-22.00, Cull 85-125
lbs 14 00-18 00, Cull 60-80 lbs
10 00-15 00
Hogs Faiily Active, Barrows
and gilts mostly 50e higher,
instances 75 higher on US 1-2
Sows steady US 1-2 190-225
lbs Banows and gilts 16 50-
17 25. US 1, 190-225 lbs 17.00
to mostly 17 50, US 1-3 185-240
Tbs. 16 00-16 50, US 2-3 225-250
lbs. 15 50-16 00, 250-280 lb. 15-
00-15 50, US 1-3 300-450 lb
Sows 13 00-13 50, US 2-3 400-
550 lbs 11.50-12 50.
Sheep Wooled Slaughtei
steady Choice 85-95 lbs Slaugh-
Idinbs and slaughter ewes
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Kenneth E. Hershey, Sales Manager
Reports Market News Reports
Vintage Sale New Holland Auction
CATTLE 481 Slaughter
steei s moderately active 25-50 e
higher Cows slow, Utility 50-
100 lower with Calmer and
Cutter steady to weak. Supply
included about 32 percent cows.
Slaughter steers; Choice 1000-
1200 lb. $24 25-26 00, 6 head
$26.10-26 35. Choice 1200-1350
lb. $23 50-25 50. Good $2200-
24.25, Standard $l9 00-21.60,
Utility $l7 50-18 50.
Cows Cutter and Utility
$ll 00-13 60, Canner $lO 00-
1150
Bulls Utility and Commer
cial $l7 60-20 00, 2 head $2O 85-
21.50.
Feeder steers' Good and
Choice 800-970 lb $lB 50-2010
Calves 439. Vealeis mostly
steady although Cull steady to
$lOO lower Choice vealers
$3l 50-36 50, Good $2B 00-32 50,
Standaid $24 00 28 50, Utility
$2O 00-24 00 Cull 100-125 lb
$l5 00 20 00, Cull 70-95 lb $ll -
50-15 50
Hogs 100 Active, bauows
and gilts 50-1 00 highei, US 1-2
180-220 lb $l7 10-17 75, 1-3 195-
225 lb $l6 25-16 75
Sheep 20 Insufficient
volume of any one class to
fully test trends, few Utility
and Good wooled slaughtei
ewes $3 00-6 50
You can’t keep your eye on
the ball and the clock at the
same time
AUCTION OR PRIVATE TREATY
SELLING YOUR LIVESTOCK IS OUR BUSINESS
So, why take chances. If you have a profit, protect it. Be sure, and
consign your cattle, calves, hogs and sheep to the leading livestock firm
on the Lancaster Market.
Walter M. Dunlap & Sons
LIVESTOCK BROKERS
CATTLE • CALVES • HOGS • SHEEP
'/ ' Union Stock Yards, Lancaster, Pa.
Tel: 397-5136
Of course, we do perform other services, such as financing, cfdcr buying,
and so forth, all of which makes ns “The Complete Livestock Finn.**
‘‘THE OLD DEPENDABLE" SECOND TO NONE
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Weekly Review
The Thursday sale at the
New Holland Sales Stables pro
gressed normally in spite of
the holiday. Receipts were
slightly below normal; these
included 635 cattle, 170 calves,
and 11 sheep. Price trends
were steady. This sale was not
covered’ in detail by Market
New Service because of the
Thanksgiving Day holiday.
At the Nov. 25 sale 179 cows,
13" bulls, and 9 heifers were
offered. Fresh Holsteins
brought 275-450; Guernseys,
150-235; other breeds, 150 300
Bulls brought 125-225, and
heifers, 53-250. The trend was
steady.
At the horse sale on Nov.
23, 306 head were received
Riding horses brought 85-240;
driving horses, 85-200; killers,
4 Vs-5 cents per pound Pony
Chicago Cattle
WEEKLY REVIEW
CATTLE Salable receipts
fust thiee days 27,500 com
paied 25,400 week ago and
24 600 year ago Twelve mai
ket receipts 200,000 compare®
198,400 week ago and 149,-
700 year ago
Compaied last Friday, slaugh
ter steers 50-75 lower, heifers
steady Cows steady to fully
25 lower, instances 50 off Bulls
weak to fully 50 lower Few
feeders strong. In the Chicago
carlot dressed trade, steer beef
steady to 50 lower. Heifer beef
steady Cow beef 50-100 lower.
mares brought 25-65, and. geld
ings, 20-50 A steady trend
was noted.
Hog receipts at the Nor. 26
sale totaled 367 head mkl 36
shoats. Hogs retailed a# 17-
17.50. Wholesale (U.ft. S-8)
brought 16-17. He*Tymi#tts,
15-16. Shoats sold tat 6-14.
The trend waff steady;
On the Nov. 23 calf mil X 35
head sold at a steady mte.
Choice and prime brought 34-
37; good and low choice 26-
33.50; standards, 20-26; Km
raon, 10-20.
Some weakness prevailed on
slaughter steers each of the
first three days this week.
Fairly liberal marketings coupl
ed with one less slaughtering
day factors in the downturn.
Also, Prices forced sharply
higher last Friday as receipts
fell well below normal. Mar
ketings fust three days this
week locally largest in a
month Supply 70-75 percent
slaughter steei s, around 15
percent heifeis. Bulk steers on
offei 1350 lbs down but run
did include a moderate num
bei of loadlots weighing 1375-
1550 lbs. All grades of steers
under pressure this week but
most bearishness on kinds
grading average Choice or bet
ter particularly loadlots weigh
ing 1100-1200 lbs. overall finish
on steers about like last week.
Prime making up around 10
percent of the steer crop.
Slaughter steers; Around a
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