2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 23. 1361
At Lancaster Yards
Sheers Sell Fully Steady
CATTLE 4000 Compared
ith 2865 head last week
Supply includes 30 per cent
slaughter steers and 60 per
cent stockers and feeders
■compared with last week’s
close, slaughter steers fully
steady Cows 25 higher and
Bulls steady Stockers and
feeders strong Trading slow
Slaughter steers- 5 loads
prime 1099-1313 lb. 26 25,
t;ulk of the choice 950-1300
lb 24 25-25 50, several loads
and lots high choice and
prime 25 75-26, lot _yhigh
cnoice 1442 lb 24, good to
3ow cho'ce 23-24, standard
21 50-22 75.
Cows Cutter and utility
16-17, canners and low cut
ters 14 50-16 shelly canners
down to 12 50
BuUs Utility and com
mercial 19 50-22 50, good
grade 22-23 50, Stockers and
feeders Good and choice
800-1100 lb feeder steers at
32 75-25 50, medium and go
od 21 50-23 75 Good and
choice 550-800 lb stocker
steeis 24-26 50, medium and
good 22-25
CALVES- 725 Compared
with 790 last week Trading
moderately active Vealers
steady Good and choice veal
<=rs 27-33, choice and prime
33-27, few at 38, standard
and low good 23-27, utility
19-23
HOGS 1300 Compared to
1652' last week Trading was
moderately active Barrows
end gilts steady Sows steady
Barrows and gilts' US 1-
2 190-220 lb 19 75-20 50,
Be Sure to Visit Us
AT THE
LAMPETER FAIR
SEPT. 27 - 28 - 29
SEE THE LATEST IN SPRAYING EQUIPMENT
LESTER A. SINGER
HONKS. PA. Phone Strasburg OV 7-6712
FROM LITTER
TO MARKET
MOUNTVILLE WALTER & JACKSON,
FEED SERVICE INC.
R. D. 2, Columbia, Pa
LEROY GEIB, EST.
R. D. 2, Manheim, Pa,
JOSEPH M. GOOD & SONS SNADER'S MILL
137 Newport Rd., Leola, Pa. R. D. 1, Stevens, Pa
few lots No 1 190-220 lb
20 50-21, 1-3 190-230 lb. 19 -
25-19 50, 2-3 230-250 lb at
18 50-19 25
SOWS US. 1-3 mostly 2-
3 300-600 lb. 12-15
SHEEP: 475 Compared to
534 last week. Spring slau
ghter lambs steady Trading
active Good and choice 65-
95 lb slaughter lambs IS
IS, choice and prime 18-
19 50, few lots prime at 20,
utility 13-15
Milk is a consistently pop
ular beverage with all Am
'ericans As a nation, we
drink almost as much as we
did fifteen years ago One
reason for the slight decrease
in consumption has to do
with the post-war popula
ton movement from farm to
city. Farm families always
have consumed more milk
than their city cousins* Con
sumption among the non
farm population has held
mostly steady during the
last decade.
The cream in your coffee
may not be as much or as
heavy as it used to be But
Americans fill this gap by
using substantiol amounts of
milk-cream mixtures, such
as half and half
Techniques have been de
veloped so that leanness or
meatiness of breeding ani
mals can be measured on
foot
Feed
Rita If Rose
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Christiana, Pa
I. B. GRAYBILL & SON
Refton, Pa
Vintage Livestock
Opens Higher
Closes Steady
Cattle receipts at the
September 20 auction at
Vintage included 557 head,
compaied with last week’s
market, slaughter steers op
ened steady to 50 higher and
closed fully steady Cows 50-
75 higher. Bulls steady to
50 higher.
Several lots high choice
and prime 1000-1150 lb.
Slaughter steers 25 75-26 50,
few early 26.60-27 10; choice
opened at 24.50-26, but clos
ed at 24-25.50 Good and
low choice 22 75-24. Stand
ard 21-22 75, cutter and uti
lity cows 16-16 75. Canners
and low cutters 14-16 Shel
ly canners down to 12 50.
Utility and commercial bulls
19 50-22 Few lots good and
choice 550-851 lb stock ste
ers 22 95-24 25
CALVES 500 Vealers
weighing under 100 lb. 1-2
higher, heavier wgts steady;
good and choice vealers 27-
33, bulk of the choice 33-
36 50 Few prime 37 50-40,
standard and low good 23-
27, utility 19-23.
HOGS. 97 Barrows and
gilts fully steady. U S 1-3
182-217 lb barrows and gilts
19 35-19 50, 1-2 195-207 lb
19 60-19 85 Two lots No 1
187-190 lb 2110-2135, lot
No 3 279 lb. 18 60
SHEEP; 23 Not enough of
any one class on sale to es
tablish a market.
Best materials to weigh
down covers on bunker silos
are "sawdust, soil or lime
stone Much less satisfactory
are old tires, baled straw or
hay
New Ful-O-Pep Pig Starter is
GUARANTEED PALATABLE
or your money bacn
The, sooner little pigs eat and the more they eat the morg they gain,
Ful-O-Pep Pig Starter, you can expect a pound of gain on only 1.4 to 1.6 lbs. of
feed. That’s why palatability is so important—pigs eat more and make greater
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[ Try a bag of new Ful-O-Pep Pig Starter today and see if it isn’t the most
palatable Pig Starter you can buy. If your pigs don’t prefer it, return the unused
portion and we’ll give you your money back,'
KIRKWOOD FEED & GRAIN
KIRKWOOD. PENNA. Ph. LAmbert 9-2132
P FARMERS-a *200.2® reminder
I now is the time to enter i?
ROYSTER’S BONANZA
AWARDS CONTEST
Only two weeks left till judging at the fair
There’s still time for you to win up to $200.00 extra on your
field crops when you exhibit them at the FAIR.
These big, Bonanza Cash Awards are being made by the F. S.
Royster Guano Company, manufacturers of Royster Bonanza.
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Hurry to your Royster dealer for full details.
NEW HOLLAND FARMERS FAIR OCTOBER 4 - 7
H, M. STAUFFER
Leola, Pa.
LEROY SENSENIG
Ephrata. Pa.
New Holland
Steady To 25 Lower
Slaughter steers contin
ued steady to 25 lower at
the September 21 auction at
New Holland Cows were 50
h'gher and bulls steady Re
ceipts included 1,451 head.
High choice and prime
grade slaughter steers made
25 75 to 26 10 Choice were
24-25 60 with a few weigh
ing over 1,350 pounds down
to 23 Good to low choice
made 22 50 to 24 Standard
were 21-22 50.
Cutter and utility cows Chicago Cattle I
brought 16-17 25. Canners & _ _
low cutters made 14 50-16 25 SQ Tq FuKV
with shelly canners down to •
Ut.hty and commc-cial "I'-OO High©r
bulls _ were 19 50-22 with gi au ghter steers were s
good grade up to 23 50. f ul j y joo higher tb
One lot of good 660 pound week He.fers 25 to 75 him
stock steers brought 22.35. er> Cows 2 5 to 50 high*
Several loads and lots of Bulls, vealers, stockers ai
good to low choice 752-950 feeders steady
?o U oi d J eeder SteerS broUght Eight loads choice to n .
Calves 450 Choice and tly P r ‘ me I>lso 1 > 150 lo *3l
prfml vealers’ stfady. Good .ffl
grade and below. 100 to 000 5“, „ r ,,L M 0 to 140
h efVers S.? d d for* 1 27 slaughter steers made 23i
vealers sold for 27 to 33. tQ 2 | gQ Late bulk lncludi j
Choice and prime were 33 - , mads ud to 1 450 n,
llnd aT 23 27* brought 24-25 50 ’ Seiel
good at 23-27 and utility 19- loads f 500 pound eail
Good harvest weather, prime«
drying pastures and a large S 0 Bu £ i pou
run combmed to produce a steers were V
slow sale on all kinds, at the slaughter steers were 2,5
September 20 sale of dairy , , ,
cattle Receipts included 177 heife
cows, seven bulls and 18 were 22 75 to 23 75
stock he’fers. A part load of good
Fresh holstem cows made choice 725 pound feed
$3OO-425 while Guernseys steers brought 24 25 Goi
made $175-220 and other 750 to 1,000 pound feede
breeds brought $175-250 22-23.50. Medium and goi
Stock bulls were $llO-175 stock steer weighing 650 7(
and stock heifers sold at pounds made 23-23 25
IRA LANDIS
779 Valley Road
Lancaster, Pa.
$75-145
The market was slow 0
all kinds as 213 head So |
at the September 18 sale !
horses, ponies and mules
Mare ponies made $75
and geldings were $4O
Riding horses crossed
block at $llO-190 and dm
mg horses changed hands
$llO-250 Killer horses
mules- were 7 to 8 cents
KURTZ MILL
Ephrata, Pa.
HAROLD GOOD
East Earl, Pa.
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