Al4— Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 6,1982
Livestock market and auction news
Lepsnort Auction Sows 3.004.00 higher. US Ni 1-3
Pa 011 325 - 570 lbs ’ sows 43.0047.00, lew
WednSy FebmaryS *2Sf
Report supplied by PDA ot 3^' 00 / - i. c
r> j FEEDER PIGS 03; One lot US
I E H cH a 0 ™ l3 ™a r N °- 33 lbS - teCder P‘g S
iast Wednesday s market, cwt _ 2 Jots No j. 3 35 and 55 lbs
slaughter steers steadyt ° 73.00 and 80.00, No. 1-3 65-80 lbs.
lugher. Slaughter cows steady to 53 , 0M000 few UtlJlt lbs
.75 lower. Good slaughter steers .. q -y.’ y
56.00-61.00, few Good & Choice q^pp CWl ‘
holsteins 1200-1385 lbs. 51.25-57.25, S ™^ 9 ' 91 £® JJ - ™ 1 ®?-
Standard 50.7556.25, Utility & Low Sl a ughter LeD™9 W
Standard 44,25-50.00. Few Choice h«H
880-1070 lbs. slaughter heifers f 'sn ’
56.50-59.00, few Good 51.00-56.75, tly 35.00-50.00 per head
couple Standard at 50.50, few
Utility 40.00-44.85. Utility &
Commercial slaughter cows 38.50-
41.50, few to 43.00, Cutters 36.00-
39.85, Canner & Low Cutter 34.00-
36.00, Shells down to 32.85. Few
Good slaughter bullocks 55.35-
62.50, few Standard 50.00-57.00.
Yield Grade ftl 1380-2050 lbs.
slaughter bulls 51.50-57.25, few
down to 46.25. Few Large &
Medium #1 375-690 lbs. feeder
steers 54.00-59.50, few Medium
Frame #1 865-930 lbs. 52.25-56.50,
few Large Frame it 2 330-890 lbs.
44.0046.50; one lot Medium Frame
It l 500 lbs. feeder heifers 42.50; few
Large & Medium Frame til 465-650
lbs. feeder bulls 48.50-53.00
CALVES 83: Couple Choice
veaiers 90.00 and 96.00, Good 80.00-
90.00, Standard & Good 115-125 lbs.
58.00- few 90-110 lbs. 55.00,
few 65-85 lbs. 50.00-55.00, few
Utility 45-110 lbs. 30.0040.00. Farm
calves, holstein bulls 90-125 lbs.
85.00- some down to 55.00;
few holstein heifers 85-125 lbs.
55.00-
HOGS 334: Barrows & gilts 2.25-
2.75 higher. US No. 1-2 200-245 lbs.
barrows & gilts 52.25-53.00, one
small lot 54.00, No. 1-3 200-265 lbs.
51.85-52.25, 195-200 lbs. 51.00-51.35,
few No. 2-3 240-260 lbs. 49.50-50.00,
few No. 1-3 150-190 lbs. 46.7549.00.
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Westminster
Livestock Auction
Westminster, Md.
Tuesday, Feb. 2
Report supplied by auction
BUTCHER COWS: Good run! $1
under last week. High Yield 40.00-
41.50, 2 Hd. to 44.25; Standard &
Utility 37.0040.00; Canners 35.00-
37.00; Shelly 35.00 Down. Bulls 1
Dn. Fed 1245 lbs. at 55.00; Good
1000-1600 lbs. 43.0049.50. Steers
Few Choice offered. 57.00-59.75;
Good 55.00-58.00; Standard
Holstems 44.00-50.00. Heifers
Choice 34 52.00-54.00; Few under
800 lbs. 45.0049.00.
BUTCHER HOGS: Mostly sows
offered - all classes higher. US
01&2 one lot 242 lbs. at 50.25; 215-
240 lbs. one lot 275 lbs. 47.50; 240-
260 lbs. 47.5049.00. US 2&3 190-200
lbs. 40.0045.00. Sows US 1&2 400-
500 lbs. to 47.00; US 1&3 350650 lbs.
41.0046.50. Boars 400-700 lbs. 35.50-
36.00 (thin) to 33.00.
VEAL CALVES; Steady prices.
Choice 85.00-96.00; Standard 75.00
Down. Good 75.0065.00. Killers 80-
100 lbs. 46.00-53.00; Weak & Rough
46.00 Down.
CALVES RETURNED TO
FARM: Holstein Heifers Few 100-
120 lbs. 69.0088.00, few 85-100 lbs.
COME, SEE THE NEW
Call Us For Prices
54.00-60.00; Holstein Hulls 05-125
lbs. 55.00-90.00, Mainly 65.00415.00;
Beef Type Bo-115 lbs. 53.00416.00.
Slaughter ewes 15.00-19.00.
STOCK CATTLE; Light run.
Steers Few Choice 400-550 lbs.
55.00-59.00; Few holstems 40.00-
50.00; Good Beef Type Feeders 700-
950 lbs. 53.00-56.50; Heifers Good
300-500 lbs. 45.00-50.00; Culls 35.00-
40.00.
BULLS: Good 300-500 lbs. 46.50-
49.50.
PIGS AND SHOATS: Larger run
with Good demand. By the Head
30-60 lbs. Mainly 25.00-33.00; 60-60
lbs. 30.00-36.00; By the Lb. St.
Boars 200-250 lbs. 35.00-38.50; 165-
190 lbs. 31.50-32.50.
Pa. Auctioneers
elect officers
HARRISBURG - Kerry A. Pae
of Dauphin was elected president
of the Pennsylvania Auctioneers
Association at their 34th annual
convention held at the Host Inn on
Jan. 15-16.
Pae also received the four first
place advertising awards for his
third consecutive year in auction
advertising excellence, along with
winning the membership drive
contest.
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Western Pa. hosts annual
Guernsey meeting
LANCASTER For the tirst
tune in its 51 year history, the
Pennsylvania Guernsey Breeders
Association will hold its annual
meeting in western Pennsylvania.
Hosted by the Mercer-Northwest
Guernsey Breeders, the annual
event is scheduled tor Friday and
Saturday, March -26 and 27 at the
Sheraton Inn, Route 16, West
Middlesex.
Highlights of the 51st annual
meeting include; the Annual
Business Meeting; an educational
seminar on management; the
Annual Awards Banquet; an
aerobic exercise class tor the
Pa. Ayrshire club
slates youth sale
HARRISBURG At the recent
mid-winter meeting of the Penn
sylvania Ayrshire Breeders
Association, the members voted to
introduce a new Ayrshire Sale to
the dairy public.
The sale committee is expected
to have 20 head of calves tor FFA
and 4-H projects and 10 to 12 bred
heifers and cows.
The consignment sale will be
held at the Huntingdon County
farm ot J. Cletus Rhoads on
Dan and Ruth Roggie, Lowville,
NY dairy farmers state:
“Our lO 1 /? year old cow had not
come into heat for 3 months. We
started feeding 4 ounces of
Cerogras daily. She came into
strong heat and is bred. Her coat
now has a beautiful shine...”
I»r
ladies; a movie and/or speaker
the Junior members; on-your-own
tarm tours; the 4th Annual Blue
Halter Calt Sale and a com
plimentary sale luncheon.
Mail room reservations (543-
double, 537-single] to the Sheraton
Inn, 1-80, West Middlesex, Pa.
16159.
Banquet and breaklast reser
vations can be mailed to Nancy
Cannon, 4766 Lamor Road, Sharon,
Pa. 16146 or call 412-962-7250.
Banquet tickets are $l5 per person
and breakfast tickets are 58 per
person. Meal reservations should
be in by March 10.
Saturday, April 10.
AJJ first year 4-H and FFA
buyers of an Ayrshire project
animal will be eligible for a $25
award when they finish their first
year project.
All the profit from the sale wdt
be allotted to the youth fund ot ty
Pa. Ayrshire club.
in other business, the dub voted
to sponsor a fitting trophy tor the
top Ayrshire titter at the Penn
State Dairy Expo in May. The club
will also support the spring dairy
show at Deleware Valley College.
The association presented an
award of $lOO to the David Paul ot
Garrett, the Outstanding FFA
Ayrshire youth in the state.
The annual dinner meeting will
be held on March 20 at 10:30 a.m.
at the Embers Motel, Carlisle. And
the Pa. Ayrshire Field Day will be
held at Penn State at a date to be
announced later.
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