Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 08, 1965, Image 2

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    —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 8, 1965
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At Lancaster Yards
Weekly Review
May 7, 1965
Cattle 2560 Slaughter steers
active 25-50 higher. Cows
.weak to 50c lower Bulls
mostly 50c lower Feeder
stceis steady to strong. Sup
ply included 60 percent
Slaughter steers. 20 peicent
Cows and Bulls with the bal
ance mainly Feeder steers.
'Slaughter steers - Choice
1000-1325 lbs 26 00-27 50. FeW
High Choice 27 50-27.85, Mixed
■Good and Choice 950-1255 lbs.
25 00-26 25. Good 950-1200 lbs.
23 60-25.60, Standard to Loiw
Good 20 50-23 85, Utility 18.00-
19 50
Slaughter heifers Choice
925-975 libs 22 25-24 00, Stand
aid and Good 700 950 lbs.
18 00-22 00
Cows Cutter and Utility
14 00-16 00. Couple Utility
1610 Cannei and Low Cut
tei 12 50-14 50. Shelly Cannei
11 50-13 00
'Bulls Good 19 00-21 50, Util
ity and Commercial 17 75-20 00,
Few 1500-1800 Ih Utility 20-
00-2025, Individual 1950 lbs.
$2l 50.
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc.
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
New Holland Sales Stables, Inc.
Sale Schedule
Monday: Horse Sale 10:00 A.M.
Tack Sale to Follow Hoise 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.
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Cattle 750. Slaughter steers
strong to 50 higher, least ad
vance on 'Standard. .Cows
steady to 50 lower. Bulls also
steady to 50 lower. Feeder
steers steady to strong. Sup
ply included 18 percent cows
and bulls.
Slaughter steers 1 Choice,
1000-1325 libs. 26-27.50; few
High Choice, 27 50-27 85; Good
and Choice, 950-1225 libs., 25-
26 25: Good, 23 60-25 60; Stand
ard, 20 50-23 85; Utility, 18-
19 50.
Slaughter Heifers' Choice,
825-975 lbs, 22 25-24; Stand
ard and Good, 700-950 lbs.,
18-22
Cows - Cutter and Utility,
14-16, couple 1610, Oanner
and Low Cutter, 12 75-14 50.
Bulls Utility to Good, 17 75-
20 75
Feeder Steers Choice, 750-
1075 libs, 2425-25.25.
Feeder steers- Choice 750-
1075 'lbs 24 00-25 25, Load
Choice 500 lbs $25 50, One
(Continued on Page 14)
PARADISE, PENNA.
Kenneth E. Hershey, Sales Manager
Auction Only
May 5, 1965
NEWS REPORT
Vintage Auction
May 4, 1965
Cattle 690; Slaughter steers
50-75 c higher. 'Cows 25-60 low
er. Bulls about steady. Supply
included 24 percent Cows.
■Slaughter steers; Choice 950-
1250 lbs. 25 85*27.25, Mixed
Good and Choice 25.50-2625,
Good 23 60-25.85, Stemdlard 19-
75-23 75, Utility 16.85-1950
Heifers - 'Choice 800-950* lbs.
5O, Good 20 25-23.00.
Cows; Cutter and Utility
14 50-15 85, Couple 1610-16 35,
Cainner and Lo>w Cutter 13.00-
14 50
Bulls- Utility to Good 18 DO
-19 75, lOouple 1800-2000 libs.
Utility $2OlO-20.25, individual
Choice 21.35, Cutter 1610-
17 60.
Calves 271- Vealers $lOO
- lower Choice 31 50-38 00,
Good 28.50-32 00, Standard
25 50-28 50, Utility 2350-26 50,
Cull 19 50-23 00
Hogs 156 Ban a'ws and gilts
$1 00-1 50 higher US 1-2 190-
245 lbs 20 50-21 25, Pew #l,
205-220 lbs. 21 50-21 60, US 2-3
210-260 lbs. 19 50-20 25, One
lot Medium' 200 lbs 19.00.
Sheep 98 Spring Slaughter
Lambs fully steady Choice
and Prime 60-90 lbs 29 GO
-32 00, Good and Choice 36-70
lbs 26.00-29 50.
At the hog sale on May 1,
145 head were sold Market
hogs weighing 160-180 lbs.
brought 16.75-17 25, 180-200,
18 50-20 00, 200-220, 19.00-
Is THAT You, M r. 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 be 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.
if iSr Walter M. Dunlap
1 & Sons
AUCTION OR PRIVATE TREATY
Union Stock Yards, Lancaster, Pa. Tel: 397-5136
“THE OLD DEPENDABLE” SECOND TO NONE
New Holland Auction
May 6, 1965
Cattle 958- Fully $1 higher
with a top of 28.50; mostly in
range of 27-28 25. Utility cows
steady; Conner and Cutter,
steady. Bulls fully $1 higher,
especially heavyweights. Per
cent cows, about 12.
Slaughter steers; High
Choice and Prime 1050-1400
lbs, 27 50-28 50; Choice to
Prune, 26 50-27.50; High Good,
24.75-26; Low Good, 23.50-24.-
75; Standard, down to 19.00.
Cows - Utility cows, 14.50-
16.25; Canner and Cutter, 12.-
50-14 50; Shelly Canner, down
to 11.00.
Bulls: Block bulls from 19.-
50-22 50; heavy bologna bulls,
18-20.
Feeder Steers: None
Calves 270: High Choice and
Prime, 32-36; Standard and
Utility, down to 22 00.
Sheep, None
At the cow sale on May 5,
leceupts oif 80 cows, 9 bulls,
and 57 heifers sold fully
steady Fresh Hoi steins
brought 250-540; Guernseys,
125 220, other breeds, 125-260.
Bails sold for 130-180, and
heifers 70-170
The 260 horses received' at
the May '3 sale sold) active
and steady with riding horses
bringing 125390; driving hor
ses, 125-250; killers, 7-7 Vz
20 60, 220-240, 18 25-2010; 240
and up, 17 00-18 85. Sows sold
for 14 50-15 35.
cents per pound. Mules sold
for 120-160; pony mares, 35.
110; geldings, 25-110,
Hogs ©dlged 50-75 'cents
higher ait the May 3
with receipts totaling 86*
head. (Market hogs retailed
for 20.75-21.75; wholesale (U.
S. 1-3), 20-20.75; heavyweiglhts,
19.50-2025. Sows solid for 13-
50-15.50. No shoats were of
fered.
At the May 3 calf sale tks
85 head received averaged $1
lower, idhoi’ce sold f«r 31-
3450; Good and Low Gheite.
30-31; Standard, 28-30; Oo*a
mon, 18-25.
Chicago Cattle
Weekly Review
'CATTLE Receipts fee toe
four days 21,300 compared with
23.800 last week and a yeai
ago Twelve market supply
184.800 compared 188,700 last
week and 189,000 a year ago
Slaughter steers grading Good
to Prime 50-75 higher, small
supply Standard steady, heif
ers 50-75 higher; cows steady
to 25 higher, bulls 1.00 lower.
Slaughter steers' Loadlots
Prime 1200-1435 lbs 29.00-29
25, five loads 1300-1435 lha. at
2925 on Wednesday, highest
price locally since January
1963 and compared with a toy
of 22 25 a year ago. High
Choice and Prime 1150-1400
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