6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 31, 1962 • Lancaster Yards (•Continued from Page 3) and Prime 35.00-35.00, sever al to 40 00, Standard and low Good 25.00-30 00, Utility 21- 00-25.00 HOGS: 1850 Compared with 1883 head last week. Trading moderately acth e. Barrows and gilt* steady to weak Sows steady to 1.00 lower, most decline on weights under 500 lbs. Barrws and gilts US 1-2 190-220 lbs 17 50-1 8 50, No 1 190-220 lbs , IS 50-19 50. few small lots to 20 00, 1-3 190-230 lbs 17 00-17 50. 2-3 230-200 lbs lb 00-17 00 Sows U S 1-3 mostly 2-3 300-600 lbs 12.50-14 00 SHBKP 350 Compared with 318 head last week Trad ing moderately actne IVooled slaughter lambs weak Spring slaughter lambs steadv Wooled ' slaughter lambs Good and Choice 65-105 lbs 15 50-18 50. Choice and Prime 18 50-20 00 Spring slaughter lambs Choice and Prim© “>O-85 lbs 24 00-28 00 • Chicago (■Continued from Page 3) 50 higher for the week, other grades strong to 50 lughei Heifers 25 to mostlv 50 high er Other slaughter classes mostly steady Feeding steers steady to 50 highei Six loads aterage prime to high prime 1i.30-1305 lb slaughter steels 31 75-32 25, 31 head shipment 1303 lb Minnesota bee\es at 12 25, new high since June of 1960 as tlns_ eight straight week top on steers worked highei •a I Chicago Most choice 900- 1450 lbs 26.25-29.00, numer ous loads mixed good and fehoice 25,50-26.25, bulk good *teers 23.50-25 75. , Load mixed choice and prime 1107 lb heifers 27.50, ffeh choice 850-1000 lbs 27.00, arte bulk choice 25.50-2G.75. |||Load choice 670 lb feeding yteers 26.75, good and choice f'fco-1000 lb feeders 23.75- fe 00, medium and good 525- S5O lb 22 33-22 50 • N«w Holland (Continued from Page 3) J 25 Riding horses continued it $l3O-265 and driving hors «s were $l3O-2 25 Killer hors fes brought S to 0 cents per f pound , Prices were 25-50 higher , I .the March 26 auction of hogs run included 24 8 head * Retail barrows to local butchers brought IS to 20, "While number 1 to 3 grad" ’logs sold to packers at 17 25- »lt7 75 Uecuv, lat hogs, oiw 240 pounds brought 17 T Cahes at the March 26 auc tion sold at steady prices. Choice and prime calves were 2, good and low' choice -Were 31-36, standard and low •giood brought 22-31 and cull and common made 16-22 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Anna I) Sc hupp, late of Cu\ of Lancaster, Pa , dec-eased Letters of Testamentary on gai-d estate hating boon plant ed to (be undersigned ail pn sons indebted tlioieto ,ne it quested to male inimediate pavmont and those haling oJamis ni demands against the same will piescnt them with out delaj for settlement, to the und( rsigned, rc siding in Paul W Sc hupp , lift E Vine Street Lancaster, Pa Arnold, Bricker, Bejer & Barnes Owen :-P pricker, Attorgeji t „ Look For Tents Worms, That Is HARRISBURG There are signs that the Eastern tent caterpillar will appear in great er profusion in some areas of Pennsylvania this spring than in recent years Ow ners of shade and orch ard trees should start check ing tor signs of “tents” <i bout the size of a hall-dollar h> the lirst two \\eeks of Vj)nl, says Dr Thomas L ~0 0 l we t days Guvton, directoi ol the Bur- Burning out the nest ms; can of Plant Industry, State rebu lt in damage to the tree. Department of Agriculture Therefore, one spraying of an Egg clusters, laid by the fe- intested plant with a DDT \S Ml FA AT THK F VRM SHOW LINCOLN WELDERS ISO amp. complete 225 amp. complete uith assessories with assessories $125.00 $140.00 READY FOR IMMEDI \TE DELIVERY DRESSEL WELDING SUPPLY, Inc. 15000 Columbia. Aye. (Fincoln H«>. West) PHONE* E\ 7-1312 UM’XSTBR, PA. IDavco Nitrogen Solution For Wheat, Com, Pasture, etc- CaH Leola OL 6-9156 Applied DirecMy to Your Field SMUCKER BROS. Reynolds & Co. Members >ew York StoeK Exchange «1 NORTH HI KE STREET UNCASTKR, PA. Organize Your Own Investment Club! • We regard them as among the llncsfc and most Interesting ways to learn the principle's of in vesting. Send For Free Kit To get a complete kit on investment clubs, ex plaining How They Operate How They Are Organized What They Are fust (ill out and mail the coupon below. There’s no obligation. Reynolds & Co. 01 V Duke Street I*aneaster, Peiina. AHn.: Mr. M. J. It. Smith Dear Sirs Please send me jour kit on Investment <’l tills. Name ------ Street _ . - - ------- _ - - City . . . - - Phone N*U ‘ - male last June, and found on small twigs of apple and wild cherry trees, will begin to hatch about .April 1. These clusters can be recognized by their \arnish-liKe coating oyer the entire mass. Homeowners wishing to stop defoliation of valuable ornamental trees and shrubs are adyised to remote and burn the masses during the w inter season The nests are easily destroyed in early spring by wiping out with the hands. This should be done when the caterpillars are in the nest, which is ‘usually on PA. mixture (four tablespoons of , Feed Heifers Well 50 percent wettable DDT pow- Heifer calves should be der to a gallon of water) is all of the good or e\c a ’Jent recommended and will gue quality'forage they want Jiar protection for an entire sea- tey Shaffer, Penn Stat 1 ex son. Spraying should be done tension dairy specialist also as soon as the first small tents suggests adding one or two are noticed. 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