2 Lancaster Farming’. Saturday. June 3. 1961
At Lancaster Yards
Lightweights
CATTLE 3500 compared
•with 3143 last week Supply
included 50 percent slaugnt
or steers, 40 per cent Stock
ers and feeders. Trading slow
Slaughter steers weighing
under 1200 lbs. fully steady
to strong. Weights over 1200
ibs steady to 25 lower. Cows
steady —25 lower Bulls
steady. Stockers and feeders
steady.
Slaughter Steers; Choice
grade 23 50-24 75 with sev
eral lots weighing 1200-1350
lbs 23 25-23 75, two loads of
high-Choice and Prime 1307-
1363 lbs 24 75, load high-
Choice carrying Prime end
1143 lbs 25 50, Good to low-
Cho-ce 22 50 23 75, Standard
21 -22.
Cows Cutter and utility
17.50-19 25, Canners and low-
Cutters 16 00-17 50, shelly
Canners down to 13 25
Bulls Utility and Commer
cial 19 50-22 50 few Good
grade 22 00-23 50
Stockers and Feeders-Good
and Choice 600-800 lb stock
steers 24 -27 , Medium and
Good 22.C0-25 00 Good and
Choice 800-1050 lb feeder
steers 22 50-25 50 Mediurrl
and Good 20.50 24 50.
CALVES. 425 comnared
with 554 last week. Trading
moderately active. Vealers
etetady Good and Choice
vealers 29 -35 . Choice and
Prime 35-38, few to 39 00,
Standard and low-Good 24-
Buik Spreading
Service
Dealers for—
FERTILIZER and
LIMESTONE
SMUCKER BROS.
Bird-in-Hand
' Ph. Leola OL 6-2229
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„ HONEGGER
Try
HONEGGER LAYERS
Sold and Serviced
Internationally
with hatcheries in
Europe, Asia, Africa,
Canada, Mexico
and
COCHRANVILLE!
That's Eggs
Any Language!
J. HOWARD MOORE.
307 East Second Avenue
LITITZ, PENNA,
Phone: MAdison 6-5408
Windle’s Hatchery
COCHRANVILLE, PA.
Phone: Alglen LY 3-5941
Stronger
29 , Utility 22.00-24.00
HOGS: 1575 compared with
1607 last week Trading mod
erately active. Barrows and
gilts 25-50 higher than last
week’s close. Sows steady.
Barrows & Gilts: U. S. 1-2
190-220 lbs. 19 00-19.75, sev
eral lots no. 1 20 00-20 50
1-3 190 230 lbs. 18.50-19.00,
sevetral lots 230-250 lbs.
mostly 2-3 18.00-18 50,
Sows: U. S. 1-3, mostly 2-
3, 300-600 pounds 12-15.
SHEEP: 350 compared with
715 last week Trading mod
erately active. Spring slaugh
ter lambs steady. Few lots
Choice and Prime 60-85 lb
spring lambs 21.50-23.00,
Good and Choice 19 00 22 00.
Chicago Caftle
Lightweights
Show Gains
Weekly Review Cattle
Market receipts reouced al
most 15 per cent due to
Memorial Day holiday. Ad
vances over current period
were sharpest for any week
since early January.
Slaughter steers average
choice and below 1-1.50 high
er High commercial and
prime 50-75 higher Heifers
1-150 higher. Utility and
commercial cows 25 to fully
50 lower. Canner and cutter
steady to 25 higher. Bulls
25-50 higher. Other classes
unchanged.
IT
TOBACCO BLUE MOLD
and WILDFIRE
Phytomycin*
Mathieson’s
new LIQUID antibiotic
LONGER LASTING
EASY AND ECONOMICAL TO USE
SUPERIOR TO WETTABLE POWDERS
BECAUSE:
1. Goes into 100% solution
2. No caking—forms better,
more uniform mixture
0 SAFE TO PLANTS
BOMBERGER'S STORE
Elm
DENVER SUPPLY CO. LANC. COUNTY FARM
_ BUREAU
Denver ,
Lancaster
ELIZABETHTOWN HARDWARE
FARMERS SUPPLY CO. MARTINS HARDWARE
Elizabethtown Barevdle
LESTER A. SINGER
J. E. GALEN HARDWARE Ronks
Lincoln
N. G. HERSHEX & SON
Manheim
J. C. Ehrlich Chemical Co., Inc.
736 E. Chestnut Street
Vintage Livestock
Slaughter Steers
25-50 Higher
Receipts, at the May 30
auction at Vintage were 336
head. Corhpared with last
week’s market, slaughter
steers 25-50 higher. Cows
steady. Bulls 50-1 lower.
Bulk of the choice -grade
slaughter steers 24-24.75, few
high-choice and low-prime
24.85 25 25, good to low-choi
ce 22.25-24, standard \down
to 20.75.
Cutter grade cows 17.50 -
18 50, canners 16 25-17.50,
shelly canners down to 13 50
Utility and cofnmercial bulls
19 50-22 50.
Calves: 200. Good and
choice vealers 2 lower, util
ity and standard steady to
weak. Goad and choice veal
ers 28-36 50, standard and
low-good 25-28, utility 22-
25.
Hogs: 109. Barrows and
gilts 25 higher. U.S. 1-3 101-
217 lb. barrows and gilts
18 50-19 35, several lots 1
and 2 grade 235-243 lbs. at
18 85-19 10.
Sheep 26. Not enough on
sale to establish' a market.
BEGINNING
TUBS., JUNE 6
Slaughter hogs will be
sold immediately after
cows or about 6:30 to 7
P. M.
VINTAGE
SALES STABLES
VINTAGE
Ph. Gap HI 2-4181
PREVENTS...
ERADICATES
SEE YOUR DEALER
KAYLOR BROS.
Rheems
WEST WILLOW
FARMERS ASSN.
West Willow
Lancaster, Pa.
EX 7-3721
Lightweight steers were ion of dairy cattle. Receipts
50 higher at the June 1 auc- included 112 cows, 23 stock
tlon at New Holland, Steers bulls and eight stock heifers
weighing 1,200 pounds and Fresh Holsteins command
up were fully steady to ed $3OO to $470 while Guern
strong. Cows steady to 50 setys brought $175-240 and
lower. Bulls steady. Receipts other fresh cows made $175.
were 1,322 head of cattle. 280. Stock bulls made $75
Choice slaughter steers 10 ,
brought 24.25 to 25.25 with Draft horse and mule dy
a few head eoins to 25.75. mand was very poor with
Good to low choice made an y ,
22 25 to 24 50 while stand- £he killer trade- at the May
S o ld for 20.50 to 22.50.
Cutter and utility cows were demand ana
made 17*50 to *8 75 while stronger, but theponv
canners and low cutters sold m arket was very slow R e .
for 16 to 17 25 and ceipts included 310 head
g n ?rio W £m.S’ W "nd > b * 010 ** brou Bht
f 19 50 $250-300 and singles made
mema! bulls brought 19 50 $95 . 180 Pony mares COm
3OB utility manded $95-180 while geld
were stead? “ o< * B ‘ 545
while all others were down - 125. Riding horses brought
2.00. $135-270 and driving horses
Good and/ choice vealers sold for $135-225 Killers
brought 28 to 34 with a few were 9Vi to 10 l /> cents
head to 36 Prime was ab-
sent. Standard and low good advertisers will be
brought 24 to 28 and utility . Advertisers wJ) gla(
sold for 24 to 26. *° have >' ou mention Lancas
The market was active on ter Farming when answermi
all kinds at the May 31 auct- advertisements.
New Holland
Lightweight Steers Gain
I FIELD DEMONSTRATION <^>
OF
Allis-Chaimers Hay and Forage Equip.
Taes M June 6 « Afternoon
ADJOINING THE L. H. BRUBAKER STORE
ON STRASBURG PIKE (RT. 896).
See the new AC mowers, conditioners, rakes and
harvesters in operation.
COME ANYTIME IN THE AFTZRNpON
L. H. BRUBAKER
350 STRASBURG PIKE LANCASTER ,
He’s man of the month...
The Dairy Farmer
Step right up and meet our choice for the Man of the
Month. The Dairy Farmer! Because of him we enjoy
Milk, Ice Cream, Cheese, Butter and Cottage Cheese
Because of his efforts, our country is strong and
healthy. In June, support our local dairy industr>
Enjoy Dairy Foods often.
A. S. GROFF
118 N Queen
Lancaster, Pa
CHAS E. SAUDER & SONS AMMON E. SHELLY
R. D. 2, East Earl, Pa. R. D. 2, Lititz,
E. MUSSER HEISEY J. C. WALKER & CO.
R. D 2, Mount Joy, Pa. Gap, Fa-
DISTRIBUTORS OF
An oRoss
FEEDS
MUSSER'S
The BucK, R. D 1
Quarrj ville, P* l