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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1962

Page

12

Market News: Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report Friday

Market tone steady to lower across cattle hogs and sheep with 3360 head traded. Slaughter steers 30-75 lower, cows steady to 25 lower, feeders weak to 50 lower. primes and high choice portions mixed with several loads. Hogs trading moderately active, sows steady. sheep moderately active with spring lambs steady and feeder lambs around 1500.

Cattle Market Mixed Steers Cows Bulls Week-To-Week

Slaughter steers unchanged to unevenly steady while cows hold and bulls weaken from last Tuesday. High Choice and Prime 1050-1200 lb steers 3150-3300, Choice 950-1300 lb 2900-3100, Good to low Choice 2700-2925, Standard 2450-2675. Hewers 2755-2840, Good 2300-2550, Standard 2000-2200. Cutter and Utility cows 1500-1825, Canner and low Cutter 1475-1600, Shelly canner down to 1256.

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Chicago Cattle Receipts Decline as Week Nears Close

Cattle receipts drop 18 percent from last week with four day total 30 400 as supplies ease from week’s peak. Slaughter steers and hief categories vary with prices mostly steady to higher, cows mixed, feeders higher, and demand cautious among dealers in Chicago markets.

New Holland Auction Sees Mixed Prices Across Livestock

The September 19 sale at New Holland showed steady to slow demand across cattle hogs sheep and dairy cattle. Slaughter steers rose 50 to 75 dollars from last week while cows and calves varied with vealers up to 36 dollars and hogs easing by 50 cents to a dollar. The horse market remained steady overall with downward pressure on riding horses.

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