Local Livestock Market Report with Weekly Cattle Prices
Slaughter steers 2 to 5 higher versus last week with values 1050 to 1325 pounds at 53.00 to 58.75 dollars. Cows utility to cutter 33.50 to 40.85, bullocks 50.25 to 56.25, bulls 45.00 to 51.60, veal calves up 1 to 4, sheep and lambs steady to 100 higher. weekly receipts show varied totals across cattle calves hogs sheep.
Cattle and Vealer Market Summary This Week
Composite report shows all cattle classes up with slaughter steer gains 4.00-5.00 per cwt and cows 3.50-5.00 higher. Bulls and bullocks up 2.00-4.00 with some 5.00 rises, demand strong for calves. Vealers mostly prime and choice ranges cited with varied weights and ages.
Regional Hay Prices Monday July 30 1973
Hay prices reported by dealers at farm rates show no. 2 and better hay steady to 5 dollars higher. Alfalfa 40 to 50 dollars per ton. mixed hay 30 to 45. timothy 20 to 35. straw 25. alfalfa 10 to 18 dollars per ton.
New York Dressed Meats Trade Sees Slump In Supplies
Compared with Wednesday the daily distributive meat trade shows near standstill as wholesalers report scant supplies while local slaughtering and fabricating declines sharply. No significant price changes are recorded due to unavailable quotations at present.
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Lancaster Market
New Holland Horse Auction
New York State
Kansas
Vintage Auction
New Holland Dairy Cattle
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Canadian
Vermont
Cumberland County
Lancaster
Penn State
New Holland Auction
Lebanon Valley Livestock Market, Inc
Fredericksburg
Jonestown
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc
Paradise
Penna
Paradise, Pa
Kenneth E. Hershey
New York
Frank Dussinger
New Holland
NEW Holland Sales Stables Inc
New Holland, Penna
Abram W. Diffenbach