Local Livestock Market Reports From June 9 1973
Slaughter steers, cows and bulls mixed with gains and declines across classes in the afternoon auction. Veal calves and feeders show varied prices, with prime, high choice and standard ranges noted alongside spring lamb markets and ewe offerings. Returned-to-farm figures and goat sales are also listed for buyers and sellers.
Lebanon Valley Auction Items and Cattle Market Report
Tight cattle prices with slaughter steers mostly steady to 50 cents higher over last week while cows and bulls moved down. Veal calves and calves show varied demand. hay and straw sales noted. receipts include cows and bulls, with multiple weight categories and figures for steers heifers bulls and vealers.
New Holland Horse Auction Receipts Report Market Steady
Receipts totaled 519 head of horses mules and ponies with markets steady from the prior week. Kansas riding horses bring 140 to 335 Iowa 160 to 350 Ohio 200 to 450 local work horses 200 to 475 mules 115 to 240 driving 150 to 400 riding 140 to 215 better horses 235 to 400 killers lightweight 14 to 15 heavyweight 16 to 19 mare ponies 15 to 50 colts 5 to 10 geldings 15 to 40 larger ponies 50 to 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Iowa
Ohio
Regional Hay Prices Report June 4 1973
Prices paid by dealers at the farm for No 2 hay and better show Old Crop steady to weak with no New Crop prices. Alfalfa 20.00 to 60.00 per ton, Mixed 35.00 to 40.00, Timothy 25.00 to 35.00, Straw 20.00 to 30.00, Malch 10.00 to 20.00.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lancaster Market
Vintage Auction
Choice
Few
Lancaster
Jones
Lebanon Valley
New Holland Auction
Composite Report
New Holland Horse Auction
Lebanon Valley Livestock Market, Inc
Fredericksburg
Jonestown
Complete Livestock Buying Service
Frank Dussinger
New Holland
NEW Holland Sales Stables Inc
New Holland, Penna
Abram W. Diffenbach
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc
Paradise
Penna
Paradise, Pa
Kenneth FE. Hershey