2—Lancaster' Farming; 'Saturday, June 11V :, 1966
At Lancaster Yards
Weekly Review
Jane 10, 1966
CATTLE 2800 Supply in
• eluded estimated 65 percent
Slaughter steers, 20 percent
Cows and Bulls with the bal
ance mainly Feeder steers.
Slaughter steers 50-1.00 Low
er. Full decline on wts over
1250 lbs. Cows steady to weak.
Bulls steady. Feeder steers
steady.
SLAUGHTER STEERS
Part-load High Choice 1130
lbs. 27.75, Load Prime 1190
las $27.50, High Choice and
Prime 1050-1250 lbs. 26.60-27.
50, Choice 1000-1200 lbs. 25.75-
27 25, on Wednesday $25.75-
26 60, Choice 1250-1375 lbs
25 25-26.60, Mixed Good and
Choice 25 00-26 00, Good 24 50-
25 60, Standard to Low Good
22 85-24 75.
COWS Utility 20.50-23.00,
Few over $22 00 on Wednes
day, Cutter 19 50-22 00, Can
rer and Low Cutter 18 00-19 50
BULLS Choice 25 25-26.-
(Contmued on Page 3)
New Holland Sales Stables, Inc.
Solo 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
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc.
Bulls, steers, butcher cows,
Hogs, lambs and veal calves
Sold on Commission
Sale every Tuesday 1:30 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
MARKET
CATTLE 760 Slaughter
steers 25 to mostly 50 cents
lower; cows steady to weak;
bulls fully steady.
SLAUGHTER STEERS
High Choice and Prime 1050-
1250 lbs., 26.60-27.35; Choice,
1000-1200 lbs., 25.75-26.60; 1200-
1375 lbs., 25 25- 26.60; mixed
Good and Choice, 25-25.75;
Good, 24.60-25.60; Standard to
Low Good, 22.85-24.75.
COWS Utility 20 50-22,
few 22-22.75; Cutter 19.50-21-
50; Canner and Low Cutter
18-20.
BULLS Choice 25.25-26.60;
Good 24.50-25.25, Utility and
Commercial 23.50-25 25, several
1400-1900 lbs 25 50-26 50.
CALVES 147 Vealers
steady to mostly $2 higher.
Choice 40-43; Good 37.50-40.50,
Standard 35-38; Utility 34-36-
50; Culls 27.50-32 50
HOGS 181 Barrows and
gilts about steady
(Continued on Page 3)
PARADISE, PENNA.
Kenneth E. Hershey« Sales Manager
Auction Only
June t, 1966
New Holland, Pa.
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NEWS REPORT
Vintage Auction
June V,' 1966 ' June 9, 1966 Good' and Choice 880*915.'Jks.;
CATTLE 586 Slaughter CATTLE 1064 Slaughter 25.10-25.75.
steers mostly.so stee „ 50-I.OQ , Lower, Cotas CAJbVES '3o2;; Vaakfs
mostly 50 higher;. bulls fully neai . 50c- Lower. Good and steady to ..-Clwiee
steady supply included'2o ’i»r-.. Ghoi< 4 e B nlls opened steady to 40.00-42.50,' Good "SeiMftMr
cent cows; high choice and «)c Lower, Later trading iully Standard 34.50-3T.50, ’ Wttty
prime 1100-1325. lb. .slaughter st eady; Utility and Commercial 33.0035.00, - Cull SMJSWX&ir
s*e®rs.over 1400 lbs - 500 Hi^CT - Su P- (Continued on Page 140
1350 lbs. 26,10-27.10, 1350-1485 pjy included 16 percent Cows,
lbs. 25.35-27.00; high good to n. AiTmTrp QTTnrnQ
low choice 25.50-26.25; 'good-„.„^ . T^R .„ . plil/iorfA PnfflA
24 75-26.00; standard to low rh!£ baillfi
good 23.35-25.00; utility ,and 25mS««0 C mti” WeeUy *****
high yielding cutter 21.25-22.- L„ lbs ' 1 25 „f a “ 6,6 ®’ ™ ai " CATTLE Receipts 24, 900
85, few 23.00-23.35; cutter 20- .Sf,3, r compared' with 18,300 last
25.21.75; canner and low cut- G T °°* week and 23,100 a year age.
ter 18.60-20.25; choice bulls 25 'f’ Standard to Low Twelve market receipts
25.35-26.00; good 24.35-25 35; ° ootl compared with 157,800 last
utility and commercial 1400- COWS Utility 20.00-22 25, week and 184,500 a year ago.
2100 lbs. 25.10-26.60. Cutter 19.25-21.60, Canner and Compared with last weeks
n.i vjtc ms inn Low Cutter 18 25-19.50 close, slaughter steers 25-1.00
ii iSfi"! BULLS - Choice 24.75-26.- .of
38 00-4150- good 36 50-38 00- 60 . Good 2425-25.25, Utility °v* r 1150 lbs - 100 Jower
staSdSd34 50 37 50- utihty32- and Commercial 22.75-25 50, Slaughter heifers 50-1.00 lower.
SSw f-erel 1400-2300 .lbs. 20.00- l.w«, oM
31.50-34 00. few 65-00 1be.2550- 27 _ . iS IrSl S' tSaToSr
31.00; several 90-140 lb. Hoi- FEEDER STEERS Choice
(Continued on Page 7) 800-830 lbs 26.50-27 10, Mixed (Continued on Page 14)
-NOTICE-
The Lancaster Union Stockyards Small Stock Auction
(VEAL CALVES HOGS SHEEP)
PRESENTS ITS MID-YEAR REPORT
• RECEIPTS GROWING FROM MONTH TO MONTH
• GREATER NUMBER OF BUYERS ATTENDING EACH SALE
• MORE FARMERS CONSIGNING REGULARLY
• LIVESTOCK NOW BEING CONSIGNED FROM A 250 MILE
RADIUS
THIS IS-A FIRMLY ESTABLISHED WEEKLY AUCTION
FASTEST GROWING IN THE EAST
WHY ARE WE GROWING? _ .
TOP WEEKLY PRICES
LIVESTOCK WEIGHED UPON ARRIVAL
NO UNNECESSARY SHRINKAGE
PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE .
INDIVIDUAL CONSIGNMENT CONSIDERATION
Sale every Wednesday starting at 11:00 A.M. prior to the Cattle Auction
ON ONLY 280 LBS. OF FEED
For more than 3 years, hogs at the Ful-O-Pep Research Farm have been
producing 100 lbs. of pork on only 280 lbs. of total feed. What kind of
feed? Ful-O-Pep Gro-Pork 280 —a pelleted, complete high energy ration
that’s named after its own efficiency.
During the important growing-finishing period—from 10 weeks of age
to market—hogs are averaging more than 2 lbs. daily gain and are com
monly reaching a 210 lb. market weight at about 4% months.
There just isn’t another hog feed made that compares efficiency-wise with
high-powered Ful-O-Pep Gro-Pork 280,
PUT YOUR HOGS ON GRO-PORK 280
Kirkwood Feed & Groin
Kirkwood
H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc.
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc.
Stevens, Penna.
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Can You Produce
100 LBS. OF PORK
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New Holland Auction
Harold H. Good
S. H. Hiestond & Co., Inc.
Grubb Supply Co.
Elizabethtown
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Terre Hill
Salunga