Farmers Livestock
Auction
Dnncansville, Pa.
Mon., Mar. 9,1987
Report supplied by auction
CATTLE 389. STEERS; H.
Choice & Prime 60.25-61.75; Choice
58.50-60.75; Good 50.00-57.75;
Standard 44.00-50.75.
HEIFERS: Choice 56.00-58.75;
Good 48.50-54.25.
COWS: Utility & Commercial
42.5046.25; Cutters 40.25-42.75;
Canner & Low Cutter 35.2540.75.
BULLOCKS; Good & Choice
52.5056.25.
BULLS: Yield Grade No. 146.25-
53.75.
FEEDER CATTLE: Steers
Good 56.0065.50, Standard 46.50
55.00; Bulls Good 55.0063.00,
Standard 45.00-53.00. Heifers Good
52.50-58.50, Standard 42.00-51.50.
CALVES 403. Prime 92.50108.50;
Choice 82.0094.00; Good 65.00
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2 = Note milk yield
3 = Note feed consumed
4 = Do not milk (dry)
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78.50; Standard & Good 58.5064.50;
90110 lbs. 58.0065.50; 6560' lbs.
48.50-59.00; Holstein Bulls 90130
lbs. 72.50110.50; Holstein Heifers
90130 lbs. 60.0078.50.
HOGS 132. US No. 1-2 46.0047.25;
US No. 1-3 44.0046.25.
SOWS: US No. 1-3 39.0044.25.
Boars 32.0038.50.
FEEDER PIGS 32. US No. 1-3 20
35 lbs. 28.5036.00 per head; No. 1-3
35-50 lbs. 38.0049.00 per head.
SHEEP 19. Choice 84.0089.00;
Good 74.0081.00; SI. Ewes 20.00
32.50; Goats 22.0044.00 per head.
HAY 14 loads $56.009121.00 per
ton; STRAW 3 loads $60.00568.00
per ton.
Greencastle
Livestock
Greencastle, Pa.
Monday, March 9,1987
CATTLE 814. SLAUGHTER
STEERS: Choice & Prime 59.00
62.25, few to 63.50; Good & Choice
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11 = Manual milking 33s = Cow feed information
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Is = Cow number 4s = Days in lactation
11s = Cow group number 41s = Dry period
2s = Milk yield 42s = Heat
22s = Maximum milkflow 5s = Animal temperature
23s = Average milkflow code
24s = Milking time 6s = Animal health code
31s = Cow feed information 61s = Animal health code
32s = Cow feed information
54.00-60.50; Good & Choice
Holstein 48.00-54.00; Standard &
Good - Holstein 42.5048.50.
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS:
Choice 57.00-60.75, few to 64.00;
Good & Choice 54.00-60.50; Stan
dard Sc Good 47.0054.00.
COWS: Utility Sc Commercial
38.0042.75, few to 45.75; Cutter Sc
Boning Utility 37.0043.50, few to
45.10; Canner & Low Cutter 38.00 Sc
down.
BULLS - ALL WEIGHTS: Yield
Grade 1 50.00-55.85, few to 56.75;
Yield Grade 2 45.00-50.75.
STOCKER CATTLE - ALL
WEIGHTS. Steers Medium Sc
Good 58.00-70.00; Heifers
Medium Sc Good 53.00-63.50; Bulls
Medium Sc Good 49.00-62.00;
Steers Holstein 42.00-52.50.
CALVES 429. Good & Choice
125 to 250 pounds 85.00-100.00, few
to 112.00; Medium Sc Good 125 to
250 pounds 65.00-86.00; Medium Sc
Good 80 to 120 pounds 58,00-
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Lancaster Faming, Sateriay, March 14,1957-All
67.00; Light Sc Cull all weights
58.00 Sc down; Holstein Bulls
return to farm up to 92.00; Holstein
Heifers return to farm up to
118.00.
LAMBS, SHEEP St GOATS 41.
Choice Lambs 85.00-96.00; Medium
& Good Lambs 65.00-85.00; Light &
Spring Lambs 90.00-100.00; Sheep,
Ewes Sc Bucks 22.00-37.00; Goats
all sizes (by head) 18.00-51.00.
HOGS 160. No. 1-3 Butcher Hogs
-190-225 pounds 43.0046.40; No. 1-
3 Butcher Hogs 225-250 pounds
45.0046.70; No. 1-3 Butcher Hogs
250-300 pounds 42.0045.25; Good
Butcher Sows 400 pounds down
39.0043.00; Good Butcher Sows
400 pounds up 39.0043.50; Heavy
Boars over 300 pounds 33.50-
34.75; Pigs-all sizes (by head)
22.0046.00.
Sale every Monday afternoon at
3:30 p.m.; Hay & straw sale every
Monday at 1:00 p.m'.
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Sale of Work Horses,
Mules and Horses
New Holland Sales Stables
Friday, Mar. 6,1967
350 head.
Two pairs Mules from Ohio; pair
4 year-old Molly Mules, 6600.00; 11
year old mules, 2600.00.
PA work, pairs, 1500.00-1650.00,
singles, 485.00-725.00; ILL work,
singles, 575.00025.00; 2 Id. VA,
pairs, 1700.00-2500.00, singles,
675.00-1150.00.
Minn, pairs, 975.00-1700.00,
singles, 675.00-725.00; Va pairs,
1500.00-2200.00, singles, 600.00-
725.00.
Mules Tenn., singles, 850.00-
1050.00; Tenn. work, 475.00-650.00.
Driving as follows: 111 650.00-
725.00; NY 550.00-1300.00; PA
550.00- and 475.00675.00; NY
450.00- OH 480.00600.00;
local driving, 300.00-975.00. '
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215-488-1025
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717-465-7506
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