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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1967
Page
12
Market data show slaughter steers 50 to 75 cents lower on heavier weights with cows and bulls weaker, feeders not fully established. Details list price ranges for slaughter steers, heifers, cows, bulls, feeders, calves, hogs and lambs in mixed consignments, noting supply composition and Monday prices.
Six Lancaster County youths join 80 leaders from 13 southeastern Pennsylvania counties at a three day 4-H Leadership Conference in Hershey. Participants Averill Roger Candace Seiverling Shinley Buckwalter Joseph Wivell Kenneth Risser and Stephen Mitchell will join discussion groups recreation and talks on planning the club program working with younger members special 4-H events and activities and International Farm Youth Exchange. The program will feature addresses by Dr D L Biemesdeifer retired president of Millersville State College and Dr Harold O'Brien of Penn State University.
Cattle at the vintage auction showed slaughter steers 50c weaker with most 25-50c lower, cows down 50c, utilities and commercials over 1600 lbs uneven but some strength. Supply includes about 30 percent cows with high to prime goods priced up to 27. The note includes weights from 780 to 1475 lbs and bids around 21 to 27 dollars.
March 30 1967 cattle report shows slaughter steers 25 to 75 cents lower with some softening in cows and bulls while feeder steers rise up to 50 cents. Receipts include 28 cows and 120 calves with reflects on weights 1000 to 1350 pounds and various grades from Cutter to Prime. Hog prices steady with retail and wholesale ranges listed. sheep market insufficient for a test.
Chicago cattle receipts total 20 100, up from 18 200 last week and 21 800 a year ago. Twelve market supply numbers reach 153 500 versus 146 500 previously. Continued on page 10.
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