—Lancaster Farming. Satur lay, March 4, 1967
2
At Lancaster Yards
f Weekly Review
March 3. 1967
CATTLE 606 SkiUghtcr
C \TTLL 2400 Comp;* *.d un(!V -cn, gemen'j'.'V wetik
<o K.v'l wi As c :)•?, £’ aigna'i | oweri Cows 2550 c hi'gh-
SU...S uneven ofnv''. y’ tl ,.. Bui’ii fully steady. Supply
to w(K- tow<.. Cows 25-SOc h ,h- irJc i, u; ied. 73 prucert sl'anghtor
tM, steady Feeder s.uei.s & . |( _ lV3 4 i n( j 17 percent tows
inoduJ.cv ivctwo, S’.f'J.lv 4o SLAUGHTER STEERS
slrr :l 4. Supply iWlmEd u-n fo. ch „ i _ 9001300 lbs. 25 26 25,
tim.i vJ 60 pc-jp. s'.Mgl’ l 'i (■, vv cho.ce >nd Prime
Btt. s. 20 pc* .cnil cows f ‘'^ 2S 2s 26 60 4r.'d.'vi!du;.'l 1360 lbs.
bu.’s win tbs bn*p:v.e nvn.y 2fiB - Choae 13 00-14*50 lbs 24-
ft ci U \TTr.irrpr steers 35 25 75, High Good to low
SENUGIIIEK STEERS* chaJi 95') 1300 lbs 242323-
Cln co 90,11300 2.) 26 .0, 2 - lfcW 1300 -i4OO lbs 23 85
h "', C 1;“ :e 1 orvli \ jcn 2475. Good 950-1200 lbs*. 23 60-
26 2o 26 60 _ Choree 1300 1450 24 75 mu , n! , y 24-24 75, 1200-
lbs 24 35^0/5. Good to 1350 , 1)S 2 3 25-24 50, Sk.'iidaid
low Choc. 950-1300 lbs 2420- , Wv-Good 22-23 85
25 50. few '3OO-1400 lbs 23 85- SLAUGHTER HEIFERS
24 ,)0. Gooo 950-1200 l*bs 23 60- cho , je 7: , 0 . 975 rb< , 23-24 35,
25 2 \ Knu" C ooo- -7sn 4 c^ 5, GM'd 2*l-23 Slwnda'i*d 20-2150
1200 1350 lbs 23 5O, S'.6i- cows .. u*Lk*ty otJ h'.yh
d'..' d to *o\\ Good 22 23 8o fPontinued on 3l
SI, \UGHTFR HEIFERS - (Continued on Pa 0 e 3)
Cho..e 750 975 'lbs 23 2435.
Good 21-23 SETOiand 20 21 50
COWS - - U'tv’vly and h.gh
jMl,l fig CuMcr 18 50 20, few
20 20 50. Cu'-'tir 17 18 75. Cfbi
aic*. a'md low CirH'U’ 15 50-17,
iew low C-iuncir 14-15
BULLS Choice 2475 25 50,
Goo 1 23-25 UtJUty .tod Cam-
iTtpi ijl 2? oO 24.75, lew bl.vi rv| *.w‘h ’fi 1 ?
1450-1925 lb-5* 25 25-26 25 n
FEEDER STEERS Couple April
lo.Jrls mixed Good cud Choice
850-1100 I'bs 24 35 25 25, Ch-oite May
475 500 lbs- 20 50-30, ai.-oimd a
]o r d cl mostly Chos-e 550 lbs. >» une
27 75-28. mixed Good and VET:
Oho.ce 600-900 lbs 24-26.
CALVES 500 Good aud August
Choice vea'ieu s steady, Slew I-
slid c, t.cadv to $2 loweu small September
supply Cull ai’Dd Utolily closed
fl-3 lower October
-, VEsXLEJIS_ J^I _ Cbo_k)e^43s
46 50, few held 47 50 49, Good
40-44, S ItViie!;. l . ct 35-40, Utility December
31-35. Cull 27 50-31, 70 90 lb
Cull 26-28
HOGS 1075 Ba’vrows airaj
gills sTcadv. .mees 50c low April
er on US 13 Sows scarce
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10:30 A.M. Fat Hogs and Shoats
2:30 P.M. Fat steers, bulls, cows and veal
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New Holland, Penna.
J. H. GINGRICH, Mgr.
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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 NEWS REPORT
Auction Only
March 1, 1967
Feb. ’6B
a-asked b-bid n-nomiual
Trend Cattle, lower, hogs irregular; and potatoes, higher.
Kenneth £. Bershey, Sales Manager
FUTURES TRADING
(Closing Bids For Thursday, March 2, 1967)
Midwestern
Live Cattle
Chicago
25.22
25.70
26.35-37 35.25-0
26.95
27.45
27.75
27.92
717-354-2194
Vintage Auction
February 28, 1967-
CATTLE 463 Slaughter
steers 25-50 c higher. Cows
steady to 59c higher. Bulls
steady to staong. Supply in
cluded 35 percent Cows.
SLAUGHTER STEERS
High-Choice and Prime 975-
1125 lbs 25 35-27 50, five head
27.60-27 85 Choice 900-1200 lbs.
25 50-26 75, Choice 1200-1300
lbs 25 25 26 50. 1300-1400 lbs.
24 35-2575, Hugh Good to low
Choree 24 75-26, Good 24 25 60
COWS —• Utility amd high
yueld.ng Cutter 18 25 20, few
20 25-20 60 Cut ter 17 25-18 75,
Cannei and low Cutter 15 50-
17.
BULLS Good 23 85-24 85,
Individual 25 85, Utility and
Commercial 22 50-24 85, Couple
25 25
CALVES 436 Veaters un
even, Good and Choree steady
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Maine Potatoes
New York
Live Hogs
Chicago
20.55
21.70-n
22.30-b
21.75
21.00-n
20.75-n
20.25-a
THINKING CAGES?
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SINGLE TIER
FULL STAIR STEP
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3 TIER MODIFIED
CATTLE 615 Slaughter
stems mostly steady, with
Good steady to 25c lower. Cows
25-50 c higher. Bulls -steady to
50c higher Supply included 3G
percent Cows.
SLAUGHTER STEERS —•
High Choice and Piilme 1200-
1400 lbs 26-27, couple 27.10
27 35, Chore 950-1300 lbs. 25-
25-26 50, few head high-yieU
iwg Chaise 26.75-27 10. Choice
1300-1470 lbs 24-25 60, High-
Good to tovv-Cho-ic-e 950 1300
lbs. 24 75 23 35, Good 9501350
tbs 23 75 25, Standard to low-
Goiod 22 75 2410, few Utility
21 25 22 75
COWS Utility and high
yueMung Cutter 18 50-20, feiw
20-2075, Cut tea 17 50-19. Can
n-cir and low CuiMiei 16 17 50.
BULLS Choice 24 75-26.
Good 23 25 25. Utility and Com
mercial 23 25-25 25, few 25 60-
26 60, individual 2140 lbs. $27
CALVES 390 SHaWdaud to
Choice steady to $1
lower, Cult and Utility 2 3 low
er.
VEALE'RS Choice 4345,
Coo'd 40-43, Stlandu'iid 35 39.50,
ULMy 3150-35. Cull 28 31 50.
Cull 70-90 lbs 25-28 50,
COWS
March 1, 1967
2.62
Cows. ayei aged $l5 to $2O
per head lower' as 108 cows,
4 bulls, and 7 heifers sold.
Fresh Holsteins, 275-550, Guern
seys, 150-270, other breeds,' 150-
220. Bulls 150-210, heifers, 85-
140.
2.83
3,37
HORSES
February 27, 1967
An active and fully steady
trend prevailed as 282 head
sold. Riding horses, 110-270;
driving horses, ,110-185; killers,
6-6Vz cents per lb. Pony mares
and geldings. 15-60. Mules,
pairs ot 3-6 years-old, 550-785,
singles, 275-430, aged mules,
pairs, ’ 400-590, singles 125-240.
Draft hoises, pahs, 370-550;
singly, 140-265
2.41
February 27, 1967
Receipts totaling 725 head
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CITY
PHONE
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New Holland Auction
March 2, 1967
HOGS
PIG DUTCHMAN INC. Pa. Branch
New Holland (717) 354-5168
sold steady to 25 cents higher.
Retail, 21.75-23; wholesale-(U.S.
3-3), 20.50-2150; heavyweights,
39.75 20,50.
CALVES
February 27, 1967
A SOcent to $1 higher trend
accompanied the sale of 110
head. Choice and Prime, 38.50-
46.50: Gooil and Low Choice,
36.50-38; Standard, 33.50-36;
Common 22-32.
Chicago Cattle
Weekly Review
CATTLE Receipts 21,800
compared with 20,600 last week
and 16,900 a year ago. Twelve
market supply 161,800 compar
ed with 145.100 last week and
166,900 a year ago. Slaughter
rteers 50-75 lower, slaughter
heifeis 25-75 lower. Cows
steady to 50 higher. Bulls
steady In the carlot dressed
beef trade, steer and heifer
beef steady to 50 lower, decline
on Choice, cow beef steady to
75 lower, decline on Calmer
and Cutter.
SLAUGHTER STEERS
Late sales Fume 1150-1375 lbs,
24 75-25.50, mostly 25.00-25.25,
on Monday at least six loads
reached 26.00, High Choice and
Prime 1150-1350 lbs. 24.50-25.-
00, Choice closed 23.75-24.50,
High Choice and Prime 1000-
1150 lbs 24 75-25.25, two loads
Prime 1-075 lbs 25.75, Choice
900-1150 lbs. 24 25-24.75, High
Choice and Prime 1350-1475
ibs 23 50-24 75, Choice 1450-
1550 lbs. 2150-23.00, Good and
Choice 900-1300 lbs. 23.50-24.-
25 Good 22 50-23.50,' Standard
and Low Good 21.00-22.50, few
Utility and Standard 20 00-
2100.
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