2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 3, 1965
At Lancaster Yards
Weekly Review
April 2, 1965
Cattle 3700 Slaughter steers
steady to 25c lower. Cows
about steady. Bulls fully
steady. Feeder steers steady
bo strong Supply included 65
percent Slaughter steers, 15
percent Cows and Bulls with
the 'balance mainly feeder
steers.
Slaughter Steers Mixed
Choice and Prime 1100-1250
lbs 26.5027 25, Choice 1050-
1350 lbs 24 50-26 50, Mixed
Good and Choice 23.85-25.00,
With some sales on Monday
25 00-2550, Good 23.00-24.50,
Standard to Low Good 19.75-
2350, Utility 16 00-19.50
Slaughter Heifers-. Good
and Choice 700-950 lbs. 19 50-
22 60
Cows Cuttei and Utility
14.00-16 00, €anner and Low
Gutter 13 00-14 50, Shelly can
oer 12 25-13 00
Bulls Good and Choice
1950-22 50, Utility and Com
mercial 17 50-20 00, Several
1600-2000 lbs Utility 2025-
2100
Feeder Steers Choice 800-
1000 lbs 23 50-24 50, Including
Load 1025 lbs cailying Good
Slaughter flesh 2450, Load
and Part-load Choice 700-950
libs 24 75-25 25, Mixed Good
-md Choice 600-900 lbs 22 00-
22 85, Good 400-950 lbs 20 00-
22 50, (Load Good 525 lbs.
23 50
Calves 675 Vealers most
ly steady, although Cull and
Utility closed $1 00-2 00 high
ei Choice 34 00-3800, Few
individual High Choice and
Pume 38.00-40 00, Good 29 00-
35 00 ' Standard 25 00-29 00,
Utility 22 00-26 00, Cull large
ly 18 00-22 00.
Hogs 1250 Active, Bairows
and gilts steady to 25e high
er Sows fully steady.
Barrows and Gilts- US 1-2
190-240 lbs 18 7519 25, few
New Holland Sales Stables, Inc.
Sale Schedule
Monday: Horse Sale .... 10:00 A.M.
Tack Sale to Follow Horse Sale
Monday: Hog Sale 11:30 A.M.
Monday: Beef Cattle 2:00 P.M.
Sale Order Bulls, Steers, Cows, Calves
Wednesday: Sale of Dairy Cattle 12:30 P.M.
Thursday: Sale of Beef Cattle 12:30 P.M,
' Sale Order Bulls, Steers, Cows, Calves
JOHN H. GINGRICH, Mgr.
Ph, New Holland 354-2194 New Holland, Pa.
Vintage Sales Stables,
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 Rt. 30
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MARKET
Cattle 740: Slaughter steer*
steady to 50c lower. Cows most
ly steady. Bulls steady. Supply
included 17 percent cows.
Slaughter steers- Choice,
1000-1250 lbs., 24.50-26; mixed
Good and Choice, 23.85-25;
Good, 950-1250 lbs., 23-24 50;
Standard to Low Good, 19.75-
23; Utility, 16-19 50.
Slaughter heifers: Good and
Choice, 700-950 lbs., 19.50-22.-
60.
Cows; Cutter and Utility, 14-
16; Canner and Low Cutter,
13.25-14 50.
Bulls Utility and Commer
cial, 18-19 60, individual, 20.35;
Good, 19 50-21.
Feeder Steers 1 lot Good
and Choice, 1010 lbs, 22 85.
Sales 19 50, US 1, 190-230 lbs.
19.25-19 75. around 10 head
$2O 00, U|S 1-3 180-250 lbs
18 25-18 75, US 2-3 220-240
lbs 17 75-18 25, 240-280 lbs.
17 25-17 75
'Sows UiS 1-3 300-450 lbs.
13 50-14 50, Few US 1-2 280-
320 lbs 14 50-15.00, US 2-3
400-550 lbs 13.00-14 00, 550-
600 lbs 12 50-13 00
Sheep 300 Moderately Ac
tive, All classes fully steady.
Wooled slaughter lamibs; Mix
ed Good and Choice 75-100
lbs. 25 50-27 50, Good 23 DO
-25 50, Utility 20.00-23 00,
Spring lamibs One lot Choice
and Prime 97 lbs $32.00, One
lot 106 lbs. $29.00, Choice and
Prime 35-60 lbs 36.00J38 00,
Choice 40-70 lbs $32 00-33 00,
1 Lot Good and Choice 40
libs $3O 00 Slaughter Ewes
Utility to Choice $5 00-9.00.
Veterans Administration
clerks displaced by computers
in automatic data processing
systems, are being retrained
for better positions as typists
or punch card operators when
ever possible
PARADISE, PENNA.
Kenneth E. Hershey, Sales Manager „
Auction Only
March 31, 1965
lac.
NEWS
Vintage Auction
March 30, 1965
Cattle 602: Choke Slaugh
ter steers strong to 25c high
er; Instances 60c higher;
Standard and Good steady to
25c lower. Cows mostly 50c
higher. Bulls about steady.
Feeder steers mostly 50c
higher. Supply included 33
percent Cows.
Slaughter Steers; Choice
1000-1250 lbs, 25.0026.60, Few
High Choice and Prime 26.50-
27.25, Mixed Good and Choice
24.00- Good 900-1250 Khs.
23.00- Standard to low
Good 19.50-23.00, Utility 16.50-
18.60.
Cows - Utility and High
Yielding Cutter 14,50-1810,
Few 16.25-16.60, Canner and
Cuttei- 13.35-14.75, Shelly can
ner i2.m5.50.
Bulls Utility to Good 17 85-
20.00, Individual Utility 2100-
Cutter 17,00-1810.
Feeder Steers - Good and
Choice 650-950 libs. 28.25-
23 75.
Calves 316: Vealers uneven,
Good mostly steady. Utility
and Standard $l.OO-2 00 high
er, Cull $2.00-4.00 higher.
Good to low Choice 31.50-35.-
00, Standard 29.00-32.00, Util
ity 23.50-28 50, cull 80-105 lbs.
18 00-22 50, 60-75 lbs. 16.00-
19 00.
Hogs 114- Barrows and
gilts 50c-1.00 higher UiS 1-2
195-230 lbs 19.60-20,00, 4
head 20 25-20.35, US 1-3 200-
240 lbs 18.50-19 00, 170-195
lbs. 18 00-1835.
Sheep 66 Supply mainly
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Is THAT You. Mr. Jones ?
Every day we receive phone calls and letters from stockmen asking for
our advice. Tom Brown, for example, wants to know when the best time will be
to sell his lambs, and Jim Smith has a load of hogs to consign. Will Wednesday
be better than Monday? And then there is Charlie Jones. He has a good load of
cattle, and he wants to know how the market will be next month.
We feel flattered, of course, that so many people contact us. But then
again, there must foe a good reason for all this. Maybe it’s because we’ve been at
this business for 67 years. Or maybe it’s because we have specialists in every
department cows, bulls, Stockers and feeders, fat steers and heifers, lambs, hogs,
and calves who have the ability, knowledge and experience to give you honest
advice and information.
So, do what Mr. Brown and Mr. Smith and Mr. Jones do. Call or write
us anytime. You will be glad you did.
Walter M. Dunlap
& Sons
AUCTION OR PRIVATE TREATY
Union Stock Yards, Lancaster, Pa. Tel: 397-5136
Tft NONE
REPORT
New Holland Auction
April 1, 1965
Cattle 937: Good to Aver
age Choice Slaughter steers
opened, mostly 25 lower, In
stances 50c lower; Other
grades steady to weak. AW
grades dosed steady. Oosn
albout steady. Bulls steady to
50t higher. Supiply included
27 percent Cows, and 10 per
cent Bulls.
Slaughter Steers: High
Choice and Prime 1050-122 S
libs. 26,50-27.60, including 4
head 27.00-27.60, Choice 9SO
-1250 libs. 24.50-26.50, Mixed
.Good and Choice 23.85-25,00,
Good 22.7524.25, Standard
19.5023.00, Utility 17.0049.00.
Cows: Cutter and Utility
18.85-16.00, Few 16.00-16.60,
Canner and Low Cutter 13.00-
14 25, Shelly Canner 12.00-
13 00.
Bulls: Good 19.7622.00, Util
ity and Commercial 18.00-
20 25, Few Utility 20.50-21.10,
Cutter 16.00-18.25.
Feeder Steers. Good and
Choice 850-960 lbs. 21.25-
28 35, 1 lot Good to mostly
Choice 285 lbs. 25.00.
Calves 354: Vealers mostly
steady to strong; although
Cull mainly $l.OO higher.
Choice 35.50-38 00, Good 32.00-
35 50, Utility 2360-29.00, Cull
mainly 18.00-22.50, With 60-76
Lbs Cull vealers selling at
13.00-18.00.
Sheep 16- Choice 65-85 lib.
Spring lambs 29 00-30.00, Good
and Choice 4065 Lbs. 25.00-
28 50.
Eeceipts of 160 cows, 9 bulls,
and 17 heifers sold slow to
steady at the March 31 sale.
Fresh Holsteins brought 275-
400; Guernseys, 140-225; other
breeds, 140-225. Bulls sold for
Auction Private Treaty
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cattle, calves, hogs and sheep on commission.
UNION STOCK YARDS, LANCASTER, PA.
P.O. BOX 695. BONDED LIVESTOCK DEALERS.
WE WILL SELL YOUR FAT CATTLE-FEEDER
CATTLE-COWS and BULLS AT AUCTION SALE ON
WEDNESDAYS STARTING AT 12:00 NOON. ALL
OTHER DAYS AT PRIVATE TREATY.
FEEDER CATTLE ON SALE AT ALL TIMES.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
PHONE AREA CODE 717 OFFICE 392-6810.
Evenings: Glenn C. Hart, Manager, Phone 569-1863
or Harry J. Abel, Phone 394-7759
110-185, and heifers 00->Tt.
At the horse sale Marato. at,
saddle horses were very aa*ve
with riding hones selUpg lac
115-400; driving hontt brepght
115-240; killers, •aalk.fac
pound. Mules sold ip, min, toe
275d40, and singly for llt-SK.
Pony mares brought 3Mt;
geldings 20-110. Receipt* to
taled 358.
Hogs sold steady M 25c
higher with 477 head afflanad
at the Mar. 20 sale. Market
hogs retailed for 10-80; whole
sale (U.S. 1-3), 18-18.75; heavy
weights, 17.50-18.25. Saws
brought 12.50-14.50.
Calf receipts totaled 125
head and sold steady at the
Mar. 29 sale. Choice and Print
brought 33-37.50; Good aad
Low Choice, 32-33; Standard,
29-32; Common, 12-25.
Chicago Cattle
CATTLE Receipts for four
day period 23,200 computed
with 22,200 last week and 28,-
300 a year ago, twelve aaarhat
supply 150,400 compared with
156,000 last week and 179,400
a year ago
Compared with last Friday,
slaughter steers high choice
and prime steady to 25 higher,
average choice and below
steady to 50 lower. Roiler
steady. Cows very uneven,
utility and commercial steady
to 50 higher, canner and cutt
er steady to 50 lower. Bulls
fully steady. Feeders stoody.
In the carlot dressed meat
trade, steer beef 50-1.00) Jfwar,
heifer 75-1.50 lower. Gow Waef
steady to 50 lower.
Slaughter steers: On, Monday,
two loads of prime 1300 Sts.
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