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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 4,1967
At Lancaster Yards
Weekly Review
November 3, 1967
CATTLE 3900 - Compared to
Inst week's close, slaughter
steers steady to 50c lower; cows
weak to 50c lower; bulls stea
dy: feeder steers steady. Sup
ply included an estimated 30%
slaughter steers, 20% cows and
bulls with the balance mainly
feeder steers.
SLAUGHTER STEERS -
Load Choice yield grade 2 & 3
1010 lbs. 27.75: Choice 975-1300
lbs. 26.25-27.50: load Choice
with End of Prime 1120 lbs.
27.25 on Mon.; two loads Cho
ice 1400 lbs. 26.50; mixed Good
& Choice 1000-1225 lbs 25.75-
26.50: Good 24.50-26.25; Stand
ard to low-Good 23-2425; Util
ity 20-21.75
COWS - Utility & high-yield
ing Cutter 16.25-18, a few head
18 25-18.75; Cutter 15-17 25;
Canner and low-Cutter 13.50-15
BULLS - Choice 24 75-25.75,
few head $26, Good 23.25-25;
Utility & Commeicial 22-24,
few head 1400-1900 lbs 25-26,
Cutter & low-Utihty 19-22.
FEEDER STEERS - Load
Choice & Prime 785 lbs. 26 25;
Choice 775-980 lbs. 24-25.50,
mixed Good & Choice 800-1000
lbs 23-24; Good 650-950 lbs
22 75-23.50, Standard 600-850
libs 21 25-23.50.
CALVES 500 - Vealers stea
dy to $1 lower, decline on
Cull & Utility
VEALERS - Choice 41-43,
mound 10 head at $44, Good
39-42; Standard 35.50-40, Utility
31-36; Cull 95-115 lbs. 25-31, 70-
90 lbs. 22-27.
SLAUGHTER- CALVES -
Good & Choice 270-375 lbs. 24-
“28,-. Standard 275A25 lbs.- 21-24;
Utility 250400 lbs. 19-22
HOGS 1000-Barrows & gilts
25-75 c lower US 1-2' 200-235);
lbs. 19-1060; US 1. 200-215 lbs j
20 50: US 1-3-190-250 lbs. 18 10-
18 85. US 2-3 280-310 lbs 17-
17 50
WOOLED LAMBS - Choice
60 90 lbs 23-24 50- Good 60-105
lbs 20 50-23 50 Utilits 19-22
MARKET NEWS
CATTLE 935 - Compared to
Mon., slaughter steers mostly
steady; cows weak to 50c low
er; bulls steady to weak.
SLAUGHTER STEERS -
Choice 975-1250 lbs. 26.50-27.60,
four head high-Good & Choice
27.85-28.75; high-Good to low-
Choice 1025-1225 lbs. 25.75-27;
Good 24.50-26.35; Standard to
low-Good 23-24.25; Utility 20 25-
21.75.
COWS - Utility & high-yield
ing Cutter 16.25-17.85, couple
to 18 75; Cutter 15 25-17.25;
Canner & low-Cutter 13.50-15.
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November
December
January ’6B
February
March
April
May
June
July-
Trendr Cattle are lower, Hogs irregular and-Potatoes lower.
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Monday 10:30 A.M. Fat Hogs and Shoats
2:30 P.M. Fat steers, bulls, cows and veal
Horse Sale Monday at 10:00 A.M.
Dairy Sale Wednesday at 12:30 P.M.
Fat steers, bulls, cows & veal
Thursday at 12:30 P.M.
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New Holland, Penna, 717-354-2194
Abe W. Diffenbach, Sales Manager
22nd ANNUAL
YEARLING CATTLE A CALF
SALE
Friday, November 10, 1967
T:3O P.M. EST
1,000 STEERS AND HEIFERS 1,000
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Billy F. Owens, Mgr.
Phone 725-5021 Charles Town, W. Va.
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November 1. 1967
FUTURES TRADING
(Closing bids as of Thursday, November 2, 1967)
Midwestern
Live Cattle
Chicago
25.17
25.17
25.10
25.10
26.00-n
a-asked b-bid n-nominal
Vintage Auction
October 31, 1967
CATTLE 571 - Compared to
last Tues., slaughter steers
steady; cows steady, after ear
ly sales being 25c higher; bulls
steady. Supply included 29%
cows.
SLAUGHTER STEERS-Hlgh-
Choice and Prime 950-1250 lbs.
28.50- Choice 900-1300 lbs.
27.50- few 1300-1400 lbs.
26.75-27.50; high-Good to low-
Choice 26.50-27.50; Good 26-
26.60; Standard to low-Good
23 50-25.
COWS-Utility & high-yield
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Maine Potatoes
New York
Live Hogs
Chicago
18.65
19.17
18.95
19.00
18.80
19.00
19.50-n
20.15
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CATTLE 1043 - Compared to
last Thurs., slaughter steers
steady to 25c lower, cows ste
ady to 25c lower, instances 50c
lower; bulls steady; feeder
steers 25-50 c higher. Supply in
cluded 25% cows & 23% feed
er steers.
SLAUGHTER STEERS -
Choice 975-1250 lbs. 27-27.85,
five head 28.10-28.60; high-Good
to low-Ghoice 26.25-27.10; Good
24.50-26.50; Standard to low-
Good 22,75-24.75.
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS -
Good 750-900 lbs. 22-23; Stand
ard 21-22.
COWS - utility & high-yield
ing Cutter 16-17 75 few head
18-18.50; Cutter 15-17.25; Can
ner & low-Cutter 13.35-15.
BULLS - Choice 25.10-26 25,
couple 26.60-27.10; Good 23.50-
24.75; Utility & Commercial
22.35-24.25, couple 24.85-25.25.
FEEDER STEERS - Good
700-925 lbs. 22.60-24.50, few
Choice 24 50-25.25; one lot Cho
ice 540 lbs. 26.50.
CALVES 408 - Vealers 50-$l
lower
2.26
VEALERS - Choice 40.50-42;
Good 38.50-41; Standard- 35.50-
38.50; Utility 31-35; Cull 95-120
lbs- 24-30, 65-90 libs 22-25.50.
SLAUGHTER- CALVES -
Choice 270-375 lbs. 26.5&29;
Good 275-430 lbs. 22-27:50;
Standard-20-25.
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COWS
November 1, 1967
Receipts of 130 cows, 2 bulls
and 5 heifers sold lower. Fresh
cows, Holstein, 325-630; Guern
seys, 180-300; Other breeds, -250-
350; Bulls, 205; Heifers, 175-305.
HORSES
October 36,1967
Horse receipts- of 292- head
sold steady except killers sold
lower. Riding horses, 80-260;
Driving horses,- 95270; Pony
mares, 35-45; Geldings, 25-35;
Killers, 4%-5%,
HOGS
October 30,1967
Receipts of 709 bead sold 50
lower on wholesale and steady
on retail. Retail, 20.75-22;
Wholesale, 18.75-19150; Heavy
weights, 18-19; Sows, 15.50-16.75.
CALVES
October 30, 1967
Calf receipts of 99 head sold
steady. Choice, 39-42.50; Good
and L Choice, 36-38; Standax-d,
32-35.50. Common 21-31.
Chicago Cattle
Weekly Review
CATTLE Compared with
last Friday, slaughter steers
sold 25-50 lower. Slaughter
heifers declined: Cows
were 50-1.00 lower, while hulls
were unchanged. In the carlot
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