Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 24, 1977, Image 12

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    —Lancaster FanwinK,S«turd«y, December 24,1»77
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Livestock market an
Baltimore
USDA
December 19,1977
CATTLE 350: Slaughter
steers and heifers on limited
test, steers $l.OO higher,
heifers firm, eons steady,
bulls |2.00-3.00 higher.
SLAUGHTER STEERS:
few Choice & Prime 2-4 1000-
1300 lbs. 42.00-45.00; scat
tered sales Goodfe Choice 2-4
950-1150 lbs. 38.50-39.25.
' SLAUGHTER HEIFERS:
few Choice & Prime 2-4 800-
1000 lbs. 36.0009.00.
COWS: Utility 2-3 24.01-
27.00; lev Individuals 27.25-
2835; Cotter 1-2 20.50-23.50.
BULLS : Yield Grade 1-2
1000-1600 Us. 90.0034.25;
Individual 15351b5. 26J5.
HOGS 600: Barrows &
Gilts sLflo higher early,
$1.50-1.75 higher later; US 1-
2 200-240 lbs. 44.50-45.00; late
45.00-45.75; US 2-3 230-260
lbs. late
45.00.50w5: 50-1.00 higher;
US 1-3 300600 lbs. 33.00-
33.50.
VEAL & CALP AUCTION
75; Prime Vealers 200300
lbs. 55.0065.00; Choice 150-
250 lbs. 41.0049.00; Good ISO
275 lbs. 30.0037.00; Good &
Choice 100125 lbs. 32.50
39.00; 75-100 1b5.23.0032.00.
Amlersons
Omaha
Cattle
Omaha, Nebraska
December 22,1977
Cattle. - compared with
the previous weeks close-
Three successive days of
abvancing prices left the
closing trade on slaughter
steers and heifers 1.00-1.50
higher with choice and
prime usually showing the
greatest advance. Cows
closed 1.00 higher and bulls
finntol.so higher.
Four day receipts 15,200 as
compared 18,600 previous
week and 14,800 a year ago.
Pre-Christmas demand was
generally good, and prices
on slaughter steers and
heifers reached the high
point of the year to date
during the current week.
However, late demand was
curbed somewhat by the
approaching noo-slaugfater
weekend. The upturn in live
prices was supported by an
uptrending carcass trade
although some tran
sportation difficulties were
still reported in moving beef
eastward. Supplies were
moderate and''were fairly
weU distributed over the
trading period. There was a
modest showing high-choice
and prime steers and
heifers, but a large share
were good to average
choice. Slaughter steers
made up approximately 43
pet and heifers 33 pet. cows
comprised 11 pet and feeders
11 pet.
STEERS: At midweek, a
load choice and- prime
predominantly 3 with end 4
1139 lbs. 45.50, highest for the
year to date. Six loads choice
and prime 3-4 1218-1253 lobs
44.75-45.00, two loads choice
3 1044-1275 lbs. 45.00. Choice
241000-1275 lbs. closed 43.50-
44.50. Mixed Good and choice
2-3 950-1225 lbs. 42.2543.50.
Good 2-3 38.5042.25. Stan
dard and Good 2-3 36.50-
38.0 C.
Average of LS-214,
detailed quotations, for
choice 900-1100 lb. steers this
week 43.75; dunce 1100-1900
lbs. 43.96. Average weight
steers first three days 1142
lbs. as compared ITS lbs.
previous week. Average
weight heifers first three
days 906 lbs. as compared
9771b5, previous week.
HEIFERS: Eight Loads
Choice and prime 3
lbs. 43.2543.50. Choice 24
875-1050 lbs. dosed 41.50-
43.00. Mixed good and choice
2-3 850-1000 lbs. 40.0041.50.
Good 2-3 38.5040.00. Stan
dard and Good 2-3 33.50-
35.50.
COWS; Utility and com
mercial 2-4 24.50-26.00.
Capner and Cutter 21.00-
24.50.
BULLS: 1-2 1400-1800 lbs. 1
naive 28&W1.00, few individual 1
liPlia 32.00-34.50.
& With the approach of the Holiday Season,
S it is a pleasure for all of us at \
| S.K. SHOTZBERGER, INC. \
P.O. Box 925. Lancaster, Pa. 17604 - Phone (717) 3934641 \
to wish you a joyous Holiday and a New Year
abounding with Health, Happiness and Prosperity
GeneZwally, President , Marvin Johns; Secy.-Treasurer
Drivers; Earl Shenk, Bob Shonk. Herman Gebhard,
Leonard Hoover, Raymond Miller and Oliver Brooks
1w M Sent N«t $m into Dm WofU To Cmbin
The Mfofki; But That Tiie WMd Him
M%hf B 0 Smdr JMm 3:17
DECEMBER DISCOUNTS CONTINUED* THE ORDER
MUST BE IN OUROFFICE BY DECEMBER 30. 1977.
VARIOUS SIZES FROM 3 RINGS
TO 22 RINGS x 60 FT. DIAMETER
GRAIN SYSTEM!* INC. /* SHIWERS 7
HOPPER TANKS
FANS & HEATERS
DRYING FLOORS
GRAIN SPREADERS
BUCKET ELEVATORS
GRAIN CLEANERS STIRRING DEVICES
Y-TROUGH CONVEYORS GRAIN SPREADERS
CHAIN CONVEYORS AIRWAYS
FINANCING AVAILABLE—
• ASCS ■ To 8 yrs, at 7% interest - 15% down payment.
• LEASING * 5 yrs. plus • 2?1w% down • $22.40/month per $lOOO.OO.
• PRODUCTION CREDIT - Up to 100% financing.
CALL OR WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS ON
COMPLETE GRAIN HANDLING, DRYING AND STORAGE SYSTEMS
FEED GRINDING, MIXING AND PROCESSING SYSTEMS, BULK FEED TANKS.
METERING, WEIGHING, AND HANDLING EQUIPMENT.
MARTIN DISTRIBUTORS INC.
Livestock Transportation
At Its Best!
• Beat the approximate 7% price increase effective Feb. 1.
• Get an extra discount for ordering now.
• Eliminate warehouse overhead and extra handling costs.
• Order now and avoid last minute rush & back order problems.
• Avoid delays in shipping due to strikes & shortages.
• Assemble it yourself with easy to follow instructions.
THE BEST QUALITY EQUIPMENT AT
DISCOUNT PRICES
Sales Designing Installation
Parts & Service on Modern and Mix Mill Equipment
Rl, Lebanon. PA 17042 • Phone: 717-866-4906 - 866-4555
GSI STORAGE BIN PRICES
IN EFFECT TILL DEC. 30. 1977
INCLUDES: CENTER FILL VENTILATOR •
ROOF LADDER • MAN HOLE • 2 RING
' WALK-INDOOR
BINDtA.
RINGS
15-7
18-7
21-7
24-7
27-7
30-7
33-7
36-7
42-7
48-7
CONTINUOUS-FLOW
DRYING SYSTEMS
4& 6"AUGERS
MOISTURE TESTERS
-v J >~—
LIST
JEffICE
$ 2,259
'2,707
3,328
3,741
4,357
5,287
5,951
7,043
9,449
11,307
BU.
CAP.
2,974
4,350
6,011
8,064
10,227
12,804
15,708
18,948
26,481
35,436
HUTCHINSON
TRANSPORT AUGERS
UNLOADING AUGERS
- Y-TROUGH
4-6-8-10-12 AUGERS
® MODERN
MILLING.
FEEDFACTORIES
HAMMERMILLS
ROLLER MILLS
FEED MIXERS
FEED AUGERS &ACCES.
FEED BLOWERS
SALE
RBJgE..
$1,395
1,672
2,055
2,310
2,690
3,265
3,675
4,349
5,835
7,353