-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 6,1967
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At Lancaster Yards
Weekly Review
May 5, 1961
CATTLE 2800-Compared to
last week’s close, slaughter
steers fully steady, instances
25c higher on Standard and
Good, cows steady to 50c high
er, with the advance on Conner
and Cutter, bulls fully steady,
teedei steers lather slow, not
fully established, few sales
steady Supply included an es
timated 55 percent slaughter
steeis, 20 peicent cows and
bulls with the balance laigely
feeder steeis
SLAUGHTER STEERS-High
Choice and Prime 1100-1300 lbs
25 85-26.35: Choice 900-1300 lbs
24 85 26 10; mixed Good and
Choice 24 25 2510. Good 23 25-
25 Standaid to low Good 22-
23 50
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS -
Good and Choice 750-950 lbs
22-24 35, Standaid 19-2150.
COWS-Utility and high-yield
ing Cutter ,19-21 Cutter 18-19-
75 Canner and low Cuttei 16 -
50 18 50. most late sales 17 50-
18 50
BULLS-Good and Choice 22 -
50-25 25. Utility and Commeici
al 22 24 50, few 1400 2100 lbs
24 50-25 60
FEEDER STEERS - Two load
mixed Good and Choice 1000-
1150 lbs 23 60 24 10 one lot
Choice 525 lbs $29 Choice 520-
1000 lbs 24 75 26 25
HALVES 450-Vealeis uneven.
Good and Choice -lather slow,
steady to $1 lowei, Cull to
Standaid active Sl-2 highei
VEALERS-Choice 40-42 50, a
few on Monday to $44, Good
36-40,* Standaid 34 39, Utility
'32-37, Tew" Td-SO
A' on Monday 25-30
SLAUGHTER CALVES -
Good 270-400 lbs 25 50-26 00,
tew Choice 28-29, Standard 23 -
50 25 50
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CATTLE 964-Compared with
Monday, slaughter steers steady
to 25c higher, instances 50c
higher on Good; Cows steady
to 50c higher, with the advance
on Canner and Cutter; Bulls
fully steady.
SLAUGHTER STEERS -
Choice 900-1300 lbs 24 85-26 10,
few high Choice and Prime 25.-
85-26 35; high-Good to low-
Choice 24.25-25.10; Good 23 50-
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May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Feb. ’6B 27.67
March
April
June
Julj
aasked 6-bid n-nominal
Trends Cattle, hogs and potatoes all higher,
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Vintage Auction
May 2, 1967
CATTLE 893 Compared
with last Tuesday, slaughter
steers strong, instances 25c
higher; cows 50-1.00 higher;
bulls fully steady. Supply in
cluded 14 percent cows.
SLAUGHTER STEERS
High Choice and Prime 1050-
1325 lbs. 25.75-26.85, 3 head 27-
27.35; Choice 975-1300 lbs. 24.-
85-26.25; high Good to low-
Choice 24.25-25 25, Good 23.50-
25; Standard to low-Good 2175-
23.
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Maine Potatoes
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Live Hogs
Chicago
22.25
22.65
22.45
21.85-b
20.95
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CATTLE 816-Ail trends com
pared to two weeks ago, due to
the fact that the market was
not reported last week. Slaugh
ter steers 25 to 50c higher,
with some of the advance lost
late. Cows 50-1.00 higher. Bulls
fully steady. Supply included
15 percent cows.
SLAUGHTER STEERS -
Choice 1000-1350 lbs 24 85-26-
25; High Choice and Prime
25.85-26.60; High-Good to low-
Choice 24-25; Good 23.50-24.50;
Standard to low Good 22-23.50
COWS - Utility and high
yielding Cutter 19-21, six head
21.25-22.35, Cutter 18 25-20;
Canner and low Cutter 17 50-
18.50.
BULLS-Utihty to Choice 22.-
50-24.60; couple Commercial
25 25-26 35
FEEDER STEERS-Part-load
Good and Choice 600 lbs $26 -
10. one lot Standard 745 lbs
22.75, and one lot Standard 400
lb Holsteins $24.35
CALVES 255-Vealers uneven,
mostly steady to weak, although
cull 2-4 higher
VEALERS - Choice 40-43 50;
Good 38-41, Standard 34-38.50;
Utility 32-36 50, Cull mainly
$3O 35
SHEEP 51-Spring lambs $4-
6 lower
SPRING LAMBS-Choice and
Prime 30 55 lbs 27-32
COWS
May 3, 1967
2.64
2.35
Fiesh cows sold stiongei,
others steady with last week as
117 cows, 6 bulls, and 30 heif-
2.64
2.83-
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Phone Area Code 717-442-4181
Box 100 Paradise, Pa.
10 mi. East of Lancaster on Rt. 30
Kenneth E. Hershey, Sales Manager
PUBLIC AUCTION
REGISTERED AND GRADE,
HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE
Sale to be held in the dairy barn arena at the Aberdeen Sales
Company, located on Md. Rt. 22. 6 mi. east of Bel Air, Md., and 6
mi. west of Aberdeen, Md., in Churchville, Harford County, Md.,
on
FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1967
James Carter of Brampton, Ontario, Canada, will sell 20 head
of registered and high grade cows and heifers that are fresh and
close springing.
We will sell one load of out-of-state heifers which are close
springers or fresh plus other consignments.
All cattle are T. B. Accredited and Certified Bangs free and
tested within 30 days of sale.
New Holland Auction
May 4, 1967
PARADISE, PENNA.
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.
45 HEAD 45
Night Sale 8:00 P.M. EDST
FRESH AND SPRINGING YOUNG COWS AND
FIRST CALF HEIFERS
TERMS CASH
ABERDEEN SALES COMPANY
Sale Managers
For consignments or information, call:
734-6050, 734-7105, CR2-1368, TEB-6980 .
Dairy sale held 2nd Friday of each month-
ers were offered. Fresh Hoi
steins, 325475; Guernseys, 135-
265, other breeds, 165-300.
Bulls, 130-250. Heifers, 95-300.
HORSES
May 1, 1967
Market active and higher on
all kinds with receipts totaling
310 head. Riding horses, 130-
360; driving, 125-390; killers,
10-11. Mules, singly, 110-150,
Pony mares, 30-160; geldings,
15-50.
HOGS
May 1, 1967
The 956 head offered aver
aged 50 cents higher with re
tail bringing 20.50-21.50; heavy
weights, 19-19.50; wholesale (U.
S. 1-3), 19.7520.25. The 17
shoats offered brought 10-14
each. Sows, 13 60-16
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Chicago Cattle
Weekly Review
CATTLE Compared with
last weeks close, slaughter
steers steady to 25 higher.
Slaughter heifers steady to 25
lower, mostly steady Cows
steads' to 25 higher. Bulls
steady In the carlot dressed
meat trade, steer and heifer
beef steady to 50 higher. Utility
and Commercial cow beef 50-
1 00 lower, Canner and Cutter
cow beef steady.
Receipts 19,500 compared
n ith 18,000 last week and 20,500
a year ago. Twelve market re
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