Livestock market and auction news
Chambersburg
Livestock
Chambersburg, Pa.
Thursday, March 20
Report supplied by PDA
CATTLE: 321. Cows steady to
1.00 higher; few Choice 1200-1400
lb. 50.00-54.75; few GooiT 45.50-
49.75; few Standard 39.35-43.50;
few Good holsteins 44.00-46.85;
Break Utility & Commercial cbws
36.75-40.25; Cutter & Boning 35.50-
38.50; Canner & Cutter 33.00-36.25;
YG No. 1 bulls 1100-1925 lb. 44.25-
51.00.
FEEDER CATTLE; Steers few
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Med. 320-850 lb. 49.00-59.50; heifers
few Med. 350-750 lb. 40.00-50.00.
CALVES: 412. Few Choice 84.50-
101.00; few Good 65.00-78.00; few
Standard & Good 110-130 lb. 52.00-
58.00; 70-100 lb. 42.00-49.00; holstein
bulls 85-95 lb. 52.00-95.00; 100-130 lb.
90.00-110.00.
HOGS: 39. A lot No. 2-3, 239 lb.
41.25; sows No. 1-3,300-685 lb. 34.00-
36.25.
FEEDER PIGS: 14. Lot 30 lb.
25.00 per head.
SHEEP 190. Good & Choice 50-90
lb. 65.00-83.00; si. ewes 15.00-21.50.
GOATS: 41. Few Med. & Large
22.00-48.00.
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Indiana
Livestock
Homer City, Pa.
Thursday, March 20
Report supplied by PDA
CATTLE; 156. Cows mostly
steady; few Good steers 49.50
52.00; Standard 44.00-49.00; Choice
heifers 51.00-54.00; Good 47.50
50.50; Standard 40.0044.00; cows
Breaking Utility & Commercial
36.50-39.75; Cutter & Boning 34.00
37.00; Canner & Cutter 30.00-34.50;
YG No. 1, 950-1700 lb. bulls 42.50
48.00; few No. 2, 900-1400 lb. 38.50
41.00.
FEEDER CATTLE: Steers Med.
rains and still provide you
with long-lasting control.
BROOT is built tough.
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No. 1,400-700 lb. 52.0060.00; heifers
Med. No. 1,400600 lb. 46.0054.00.
CALVES: 152. Few Choice 77.00
94.50; few Good 64.00-73.50 ; 90-120
lb. Standard & Good 45.0051.00; 60
85 lb. 40.0047.00; holstein bulls 90
1251 b. 70.0099.00.
HOGS: 300. .50 lower; No. 1-2,
210250 lb. 42.1043.25; No. 1-3, 210
255 lb. 41.5042.25; No. 2-4, 265-285
lb. 36.0040.50; few light No. 1-3,
140175 lb. 36.0038.50; sows 1-3,380
600 lb. 40.0044.50; No. 2-3, 350650
lb. 37.0039.00.
FEEDER PIGS: 31. 3545 lb.
24.0029.00.
SHEEP: 122. High Choice &
Prime 3540 lb. spring lambs
100.00140.00; 5070 lb. 79.0082.50;
few Choice 95-112 lb. wool lambs
65.0069.00; few si. ewes 15.0024.00.
GOATS: 26.10.0048.00 per head.
Week Ending March 21
First week of season with sales conducted Mar. 18,19,20.
Total Volume
Price
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Hackettstown, NJ
Tuesday, March 18
Report supplied by auction
Calves- 20.06-93.00.
Cows 28.00-41.00.
Easy Cows 15.00-38.25.
Heifers 31.00-48.25.
Bulls 39.50-51.75.
Steers 40.00-59.00.
Hogs 27.50-40.00.
Roasting Pigs, each 16.00-30.00,
Sows 30.00-34.00.
Sheep 11.00-54.00.
Lambs, each 18.00-64.00.
Lambs, per lb. .34-.94.
Goats, each 17.00-72.00.
Kids, each 7.00-56.00.
Hides 3.00-16.00.
Total 2003.
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Box 173RDH1
Schnecksville Pa 18078
215 767 5281
480 Delaware Ave
Last Year
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Sussex NJ 07461
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Mertrtown Pa 19539
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