Local Livestock Market Report September 1973
Lancaster Farming reports no market Monday for Labor Day. Tuesday sales show steers 52.85 to 55.50, cows 33.00 to 39.75, veal calves mostly 55 to 72, sheep and hay receipts. Wednesday through Friday notes include steers around 50s, bulls 41 to 48, vealers 60 to 80, and returning farm calves with varied weights. plus horse and mule market activity and calf receipts 77 head.
New Holland Dairy Cattle Report Stronger Market Prices
Receipts of 118 cows and 14 heifers with a generally stronger market. Prices listed for loads from Pennsylvania New York State and Canada in fresh springer ranges, plus Delaware herd dispersal of 42 head. Hay and straw sales reported, along with detailed cattle, bullock and veal prices and weights.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Regional Hay Prices Report September 4 1973
Hay and straw values held steady at farm level with No 2 and better alfalfa traded at 50 to 60 dollars per ton. Mixed hay 30 to 50, timothy hay 25 to 45, straw 25 to 30, and March 10 to 20 dollars per ton.
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Lancaster
Lancaster Market
Lebanon Valley
Popeye
Sailor Man
Vintage Auction
New Holland Auction
New Holland Horse Auction
Kansas
Virginia
Ohio
Bullocks
Choice
New Holland Dairy Cattle
New York State
Good
Lebanon Valley Livestock Market, Inc
Fredericksburg
Jonestown
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc
Paradise
Penna
Complete Livestock Buying Service
Frank Dussinger
New Holland
NEW Holland Sales Stables Inc
Holland, Penna
Abram W.ittiatach
Chlatister