—'Lancaster Farming. Saturday, July 18. 1959 10 • Chicago Yards (From page 2) below 1175 lb. average of last week which was the highest in four months and estimated at 1170 lbs. Bulk slaughter heifers good to high-choice. Trading on slaughter steers uneven throughout the week with a moderately active trade on the relatively moderate sup ply before 1100 lbs and a generally slow trade on heavier. Despite reduced local re ceipts, and steady prices on carcass beef, on the Chicago wholesale meat trade slaugh ter steer over 1100 lbs. stea dy to 50 lower with weights over 1200 lbs. hardest to move. Steers 1100 lbs. and be low, steady to 50 higher. Heifers steady to 50 largely on utility and commercial, Bulls mostly $1 lower. Veal 'ers steady. Stockers and feeders slow with stock calves and light-weight stock steers steady. Feeders steady to 50 lower. Loadlocs mostly prime 1,- 100 - 1135 lb slaughter steers 29 50 - 30 50. Two loads 1200 and 1275 lb. 30- 75, and load high-prime 1170 lbs. 32 50 Loadlots mixed choice and prime 1150-1350 lbs., 28 - 29 Load high choice and prime 1450 lbs. 26.50 and load high-choice with a prime end, 1400 lbs, 27.75 late. Load mixed choice and prime 1350 lbs, 28.25 and load high-choice, around 1,000 lb. yearlings, 29.50. Bulk good to high choice steers 1100 lbs. and below, 26.25 - 29. Four loads mostly prime 1125 lb. slaughter heifers, 29 Bulk good to high-choice 25- 28, including several loads average to high-choice 925 - 1050 lbs., 27 75 - 28. Load high-choice around 1050 lbs., 28 25. Util, and std. mostly 20 - 24.50 Util, and cmml. cows 16 75 - 20 late with few high-com mercial and std. 20 25 - 22. Canners and cutters 15-18 75 Occasional heavy holstein cutter 19, and few light-shel ly - canners down to 13 50. Util, and cmml. bulls 21 50- 24, late with occasional hea vy fat bull, 20-21. Few good and choice veal ers, 33. Most std. and good, 25-32. Culls down to 15 Mixed good and choice 700- 900 lb feeders, 26 75-29 25. Load good and choice 775 lbs , 29 25 Load good 675 lb feeding heifers, 27. Load med and good 575 lb. shot yearling stock steers, 28 75 v^S. MSgi acids for top-growth perform ance. That's why high energy MA-CO performs with high efficiency, on less feed! For "Get Up and Grew", change to MA-CO! 6. G. MELLINGER & SON Willow Street. R. D. 1 IRA B. LANDIS - 779 Va’ley Rd., Lancaster Pioneer Manufacturers o I High Efficiency Poultry Rations -■ - —•— — ———■——. . ' Babcock Bessie 8 TO 16 WEEKS OF AGE Delivered Prices 8 WEEKS 95c 12 WEEKS $1.28 All pullets subject to prior sale All Bessie pullets are full-fed on the best feeds available. They are grown in con finement and are isolated from older birds. BABCOCK HATCHERY, he. R. D. 3. LITITZ, PENNA. Phone MAdison 6-5872 • Wheat Vote (From page 12) revised corn support pro gram of $1.12 support prices for all corn produced, with no quotas or allotments. The complications of con tinued publicity to the huge wheat stockpiles in CCC bins, plus dwindling allot ments m the “one-crop” wheat belt regions; plus the Seaway; plus rising produc tion costs for small units; plus competition for foreign markets; plus U. S. committ ments to both wheat produc ing and consuming nations; plus our own domestic poli tics, and regional competi- Severalloads good 390 - 497 lb stock steer calves, 30-33.- 50 Part load 390 lbs, 33 50 Med and good mixed-steer and heifer calves, 400 lbs. 28 75. With MA-CO Complete GROW ING RATION every bit of its 18% (min.) protein goes to work for your birds. Quality formulation includes a wide range of rich protein sources • • • guarantees high levels of all essential amino S. O. TRUPE East Earl, R. D. 1 M. S. GRAYBILL & SON Bareville tion—leave the election out- extension poultry come more in doubt than recommends gatjL has been the case in several frequently and rem J| jears. animal heat fr om The most certain thing a- on 38 possible 61)1 1 bout the vote is that it will '— , probably be “No” locally. Patronize Lancast. Carl Dossin, Penn State ing Advertisers. Ist Quartile Penna. Random Sample Egg Laying Contest Highest All - Breed nd Highest Hen Record in Pot. / Hen Record u Laying Contest Nation r UPSIDE-DOWN. BACKWARDS, OR ANY WAY YOU LOOK AT IT KEYSTONE LEGHORNS ARE HARD TO BEAT • Higher Quality • . Lower Chick KEYSTONE HATCHERY 2556 Creek Hill Rd., Lancaster Rep. Daniel R. Myers, Ph. Leola OL6-221 Hatchery Ph. Leola OL 6-7851 Breeding Farm Ph. Ephrata RE 3-6179 pon, tZcuUcfy ‘ZZedcdte Since 1902 these RED ( marks have been the stand: quality milk, meat and egj • RED COMB Foul • PIONEER Dairy, Stop In today for Joseph M. Goo LEOLA QU 1958 1957 %fY f(s) $ and free ret
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