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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1967
Page
12
Slaughter steers 960 to 1360 pounds ranged from 24.60 to 26.35 with several Prime bids. cows and bulls mostly higher as supply tilts toward slaughter stock. Heifers commanded 22 to 23.60 in the midrange with bulls and calves showing varied gains and declines amid fluctuating demand weeks.
Live cattle futures show 25 to 50 cent gains for slaughter steers under 1200 pounds with some 75 cent increases. Cows rise 50 cents to $1, Bulls largely steady. Supply includes about 30 percent cows. High Choice to Prime 1050-1200 lbs fetches 25.85 to 26.75, with several 27 dollar bids. Hogs drop 25 to 50 cents.
March 23 1967 cattle report shows steers 950-1200 lb steady to 25¢ higher demand mixed. Cows mostly 50-5c higher bulls steady. Feeder steers 24.10-26.10 per cwt. Calves and lambs varied with vealers up to $1, spring lambs 28-35 for small lots, wool lambs 25-27.50. Receipts 351 head with a mix of cattle, calves, sheep and horses.
Slaughter steers rise to 25 higher with prime calves around 1,175 to 1,375 pounds. High choice prime cattle span 1,050 to 1,400 pounds. Slaughter heifers steady to prime with prices near 850 to 1,100 pounds and around 24.50 to 25.00. Two loads offered mostly prime near 1,150 pounds.
Locust Knell Ty Vic Star and calf sold for 1060 dollars on March 14. Sire Osborn dale Su and dam Locust Knell Star Bonds man were noted. Mr and Mrs Mark Slater of Perkiomenville Pa bought the cow and calf. Second highest cow and calf sold for 1000 dollars with purchases by Joseph Emerson and Walter Craig. Volume buyers included Robert Parry of Chester Springs and Hicks of Goshenview Farm.
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