A34-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 16, 2000
(Continued from Pago A 2)
CATTLE: Compared to last week’s
closing prices, slaughter steers weak to
.50 lower, instances 1.00 lower on high
Choice and Prime. Holstein steers
steady. Slaughter heifers steady. Cows
uneven, heavier type steady, instances
1.00 higher early; while fleshy cows were
weak to 1.00 lower. Bulls steady, in
stances 1.00 lower late, although Yield
Grade 1 not fully tested late. Supply in
cluded 40 percent slaughter steers, 5 per
cent slaughter heifers, 38 percent cows, 4
percent bulls with the balance feeders.
SLAUGHTER STEERS: High Choice
and Prime 2-4 1270-1460 lbs 66 00-68.00;
1460- 1500 lbs 64.75-66 00 Couple
Choice 2 1240-1325 lbs 69.50-71.75.
Choice 2-3 1125-1465 lbs 64.50-67.10;
1470-1525 lbs 62.50-65.00. Select and
low Choice 2-3 1070-1540 lbs 60.75-
65.75; few 1550-1640 lbs 59.25-61.75.
Select 1-3 1090-1485 lbs 58.00-64.00, few
returning to feed 1185-1225 lbs 59.00-
62.50.
HOLSTEIN STEERS: Choice and
Prime 2-3 1275-1470 lbs 57.85-60.10.
Select and low Choice 2-3 1085-1610 lbs
55.00- Select 1-2 1080-1445 lbs
52.00- 55.50.
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS: Few
Choice 2-3 1000-1225 lb 562.25-64.50.
Select and low Choice 2-3 950-1255 lbs
56.85-62.50.
SLAUGHTER COWS: PERCENT
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950- 1865 lbs 44.50-53.50; 2130-2500 lbs
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CALVES: Compared to last week,
Standard and Good vealers uneven
during the week, but closed mostly
steady. Utility steady to 5.00 lower.
Slaughter calves mostly steady, although
some weakness late. Holstein bulls re
turning to farm steady to 20.00 lower,
with some sales 30.00 lower than last
week’s close. Holstein heifers were lower
each day and closed 40.00-60.00 lower,
with some plainer type as much as
100.00 lower. VEALERS: Standard and
Good 75-110 lbs 35.00-60.00. Utility 60-
100 lbs 11.00-30.00.
SLAUGHTER CALVES: Good and
Choice 150-375 lbs 80.00-99.00; 350-550
lbs 56.00-76.00.
RETURNED TO FARM: Holstein
bulls 95-125 lbs 115.00-148.00, with
For More Information:
2000 PA Breeders Show Results Open Show
The Open Show judge was
Phil Trowbridge, Gallaghers
Farm, Ghent, NY. He evaluated
84 head with the grand cham
pion female belonging to Amy L.
Krueger. Coatesville, and Dr.
Bill Warren, Furlong, with
Kruegers Erroline Tess, a Janu
ary 1999 calf. Rising to reserve
grand champion was Rains
Dream Girl LE7225, a February
1999 calf for Dale Rains,
Mercer.
The senior heifer calf cham
pion was Weaverland Erica
Valhalla, a September 1999 calf
owned by Weaverland Valley
Farms, New Holland. The re
serve was Kruegers Scaara 408 J
for Amy L. Krueger, Coatesville.
The intermediate champion
placing went to Eliza Walton,
Kennett Square. The reserve
about 100 head late 95-110 lbs 148.00-
159.00; 80-95 lbs 87.00-110.00. Plainer
type bulls 90-125 lbs 70.00-130.00; 75-90
lbs 49.00-77.00; weaker calves 70-100 lbs
20.00-60.00. Holstein heifers early 80-
120 lbs 340.00-415.00, late sales 260.00-
35.00. Plainer type early 280.00-380.00,
late sales 70-110 lbs 150.00- 240.00.
was shown by William Dean
and Bruce and Amy Brown of
New Castle.
The junior champion female
was the grand champion for
Amy Kruger and Dr. Bill
Warren. The reserve junior
champion was the reserve grand
for Rains Angus. The senior
champion female was owned by
Julie Campbell, PA Furnace.
The grand champion bull be
longed to Weaverland Valley
Farms and Harry Bachman,
Annville. The reserve grand
champion bull was owned by
JDH Cattle Co. Dover and Bur
leigh P. Anderson, Landisburg.
The senior bull calf champion
was the grand champion bull for
Weaverland and Harry Bach
man, the reserve senior calf
champion was Just Enuff Flash
back Shiloh for Jennifer Hower,
Bethlehem.
The intermediate champion
bull was owned by Amy L.
Kruger, Coatesville, and Prem
ium Star, Conroe, TX.
The reserve intermediate
champion bull honor went to
Jennifer Dunleavy, Glenmoore.
The junior champion was owned
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by Kimberly Long, Airville. The
reserve junior champion bull
went to William Dean and Lazy
8, New Castle.
Senior champion bull was the
reserve grand champion for
Burleigh P. Anderson and JDH
Cattle Co. and the reserve senior
champion belonged to Jason
Marsch, Green Lane.
The grand champion cow/calf
was owned by JDH Cattle Co.,
Dover; Hausner Cattle Co., East
Berlin; and MK Angus, Brook
ville, MD.
The reserve grand champion
cow/calf was owned by JDH
Cattle Co., Dover, MK Angus,
Brookville, MD, and Kissee and
Wallace Cattle Co., MO.
Premier breeder was Weaver
land Valley Farms. Premier ex
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Bethlehem. Pennsylvania Spe
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Valley Farms.
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