LuncnMor Farming. Saturday. January 24.1070
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At Lancaster Yards
Weekly Review
January 22. 1970 steady Choice and Prime 49-54;
CATTLE 646 Compared Good and L Choice 4348 50;
CATTLE 790 Compared to f 0 j as j Thursday, Slaughter Standard 35-42 50; Common 24«
last Tuesday, Slaughter Steers steers week to 25 lower, most 34 50.
C \TTLE 1800 —Commred to C\TTLE 837 Compared to stiong to 50 higher, with most decline on freights over 1200
I ■«( weeks close Slnimhter Monday. Slaughter Steers un- I;,te sales 50 higher, Cows steady n, s ; Cows strong to mostly 50 HAY
Steels uneven, weights' undei e ' eih nei Shts under 1150 lbs. to 1 - 00 lower > most decline on higher; Bulls 25-50 lower, in- January 19, 1970
1150 lbs mostlv steadv weights niostly steady, weights over 1150 B , ulls scarce - few sales stances 100 lower on Good and Receipts of 12 loads of straw
over 1150 lbs steadv to 50 low- lbs stead - v t 0 25 lower. Cows 25- uu, y steady. Choice. Supply included 45 per- co j d as follows; Alfalfa hay. $4O
- Cows 100125 lowei Bulls 75 lower. Bulls steady to 50 low- SLAUGHTER STEERS cent Cows, $46. Mixed hay $34-$4O; and
steadv to 50 lowei. Supply in- er - High-Choice and Prime 1050-1250 SLAUGHTER STEERS stiaw $4B-$55.
eluded an estimated 55 peicent SLAUGHTER STEERS bs - 30 75-31 85; ten head 32.00- High-Choice and Prime 1100- ——
Slaughtei Steeis and 30 peicent High-Choice and Prime 975-1250 32 85; Choice 900-1200 lbs 29.75- 1400 lbs. 30.00-31.75; Choice 950-
Cows and Bulls lbs 30 60-3160, Choice 950-1150 31 00, several 31.00-31.60; Choice 1200 lbs. 29 25-30.75, 1200-1350 CnlCaffO Cattle
SL \UGHTER STEERS lbs 29 50-31 10, 1150-1300 lbs 1 2 00-1325 lbs. 29 35-30 60; high- lbs. 28.75-30 25; high-Good and S
High Choice and Pnme 9751250 29 25-30 50, 1300-1450 lbs 28 60- Good and low-Choice 28.60-30 00; low-Choice 1000-1200 lbs 28 50- u/aetlu Dbvlbw
lbs 30 60-31 60, couple loads 29 75: couple lots 1495-1515 lbs Good 27.00-29 50; Standard 24 50- 2950, 1200-1350 lbs. 28 00-29 00; J
1)55 1300 lbs 30 00-30 25, Choice 28 10-28 25, high-Good and low- 27 50 Good 26 25-28.75. Compared with last Friday,
950 1150 lbs 29 50-31 10: 1150- Choice 950-1200 lbs 28 60-29 75, COWS Utility and high- COWS Utility and high- stee rs 50-75 highei; slaughter
1300 lbs 29 25 30 50, 1350 1450 1200-1350 lbs 28 002935, Good dressing Cutter 20 25-2185, few dressing Cutter 20 25 22 00, few heifers steady to 25 higher, cows
lbs 28 60 29 75, couple lots 1495- 27 00-28 75; Standaid and low- 22.00-22 50; Cutter 19 25-21 00; 22 00-22 50; Cutter 19 50-21.25, 5 0 . 75 higher, bulls steady.
1515 lbs 28 10-28 25; high-Good Good 25 00 27 00 Canner and low-Cu(ter 17 50-19 - Canner and low-Cutter 1750- Local receipts 76 percent
--'"Sonn C ?o=A°’,i 25 °ni bs 28 ' cows Utility and high- 50 - 19 rttt t q 9a r n oa 9= slaughter steers and 20 percent
60 29/o. 1200 1350 lbs 28 00 29- diessmg Cuttei 19 25-20 75, few BULLS Good 26 85-28 35, B Y “ 6 °- 29 25 J slaughter heifers with balance
3o Good 27 00 29 00, Standard 20 85-21 85, Cutter 18 25-20 00; couple Choice 28 75 30 00, Utility X oocl 26.50-28 35, Utility and mostly cows overall finish
~nd low-Good 25 00 27 00 Crnrei and low Cutter 17.50-18- ard Commercial 26 50-29 60. 50-29 00 slaughter steers improved over
F-,v 50 CALVES 453 Vealei s steady ™ - V<*l« . most- past°w.ek with 27 p/rcevt Prime
F.w Choice 900 950 lbs 28 00- BULLS Choice 28 35 29 00, to 100 lower _ Choice 61 nn. and 64 percent Choice, compared
COWS utilitv and hi°h ? ood 27 50-28 35, Utility and VEALERS Choice 51 00-54 -53 50, several 54 00 56 00; Good Wldl 2 ? P ercent P nmeand 70
d essmg s CutteV^l92s-2075, h few C “ Cl ’ ! 27 o °- 2910 50. few 55.00 56 60, Good 4700- 47505200. Standaid 43 50-4800 Prime per^eni
mainly on Monday 20 85 21 85 CALVES 26 Small supply s'oo, Standard 4150-47 00, Uti- Utility 34 00 4100, Cull 90-120 ?we last Averase cost
Cutte; 18 25 29 00 Cannei and Vealei s 1 00-2 00 lusher lity 35 00-4100. Cull 90-120 lbs lbs 29 00-34 00, 65-85 lbs 25 00- “ ,25 m
lew -Cnttei 17 50 18 50 VEALERS - Choice 52 00- 28 00-32 00, 65 85 lbs 23 00-28 00 31.00 Tf S ih
. B V; S ,-i?”‘ Ce ,?. 83 . 5 - 3000 / <Co n -mued on Page 3) (C.A.mued on Page 3) cows “; «
OO 29?0 t;lllty and ~ ~ January 31, 1970 lbs last week and 29 34 and 1158
" FEEDER "STEERS - Few FUTURES TRADING Receipts of 34 cows sold PnSe
loads mixed-Standaid and Good rUIURE/J 1 steady Holstein 375590, Other 1 P
1100 lbs Holsteins 29 50 bids as of Thursday, January 21 1970) bleeds 225 350 SLAUGHTER STEERS On
steady'to weak _ Veal6l * Cl ° S3d New York HORSES Monday, couple loads Choice and
VEVLERS Choice 5100- Chicago Chicago Maine Chicago January 19, 1970 Low-Pnme 1000-1100 lbs. Yield
*4 00 few head 54 00-56 00 Good Catt!e Hogs Potatoes Fresh Eggs Receipts of 217 hoi ses sold Giade 2 and 3 3100 Wednesday,
.t nn .Z Jl ? *A> aa steady Woik horses (single) Prime 1200-1400 lbs Yield Grade
Uhhtv 34 00 DO 190 120 January 62 90 225 ' 275 ’ (pans) 60 °- 780 ’ Mules 3 and 429 75-30 50, load 1250 lbs.
l2s 28 00 66 86 lil Son (single) 150-360, (pairs) 340-500, 30 75. load Prime 1550 lbs. Yield
93 00 ’ February 90 25 2817 54 55 Rldm S horses 35-345, Driving Grade 4 and 528 00, High-Choice
Mnnw- qaa „ , I_! ’ . horses 90-220, Killeis 7-8, Ponies and Prime 1150-1400 lbs. Yield
o.u wT’ c S ° March 351 4825 !0-35 Grade 3 and 429 25-30 25, Choice
Gilts 50-75 higher. Sows scarce raar C“ 48 - <4S Q6O lino lbs 2 and 329 5*30 60
aSS “ssrs = —ss — 3.,3 ■■■ Jm „ *« 1969 1-r » « ssttss:
lbs 30 25 Couple lots US 1-2 190- ~ “~ Receipts of 1114 hogs sold 1400 lbs 3 and 4
(Continued on Page 3) steady Retail 29 25-31, Whole- choice 1400-1525 lbs 27.50-28 50,
sale 28 75-29 25, Sows 20 50 24 - Mixed Good and Choice 950-1250
50, Boars 18-20 ]bs 28 50-29 50
CALVES SLAUGHTER HEIFERS —.
January 19, 1970 On Wednesday, High-Choice and
Receipts of 133 calves sold (Continued on Page 3)
Janiinr • 22. 1970
FRANK H. BUCHER
2160 Main St., Rothsville, Pa.
626-6504
LESTER ERB
312 S. Mount Joy St.
Elizabethtown, Pa 367-7112
JASON H. MELLINGER
R. D. 1
Strasburg, Pa,
JONATHAN S. SHIRR
366 E. Main St, Bareville, Pa.
656 9302
EDGAR C. UMBLE
Pequea Ave.
Gap, Pa.
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January 21,1970
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