2 —Lancaster Farming. Saturday. January 13. 1962 Vintage Livestock New Holland
At Lancaster Yards Lower Grades Steers Are $l.OO Higher
- ,/■* I T OP AAnct * * * Slaughter steen gained 75 crossed the block.
|An I O JJ n aner fTlOal cents to 1.00 per hundred- Fresh Holstein- cows sold
1 1 C,WI 1 * ** ~ Receipts included 462 head wei S ht over the previous at $3OO to $420 while Guern
CATTLE: 3125 compared and low Good 26.00 32 00, of cattle at the January .9 at a ?' u^£ y changed hand® at $175-
with 2859 head last week. Utility 21.00-26.00. auction at Vintage. Com- New Holland. Cows s2Bo and other - breeds br-
Supply includes 40 percent HOGS: 1100 compared with pared with last weeks mar- s l eady ? nd bulls were ought $175-$290. Stock bulls
slaughter steers and 45 per- 1211 head last week, Trading ket, slaughter steers grading ? t6 ? d J j° J 2 n. 7 i o Y er j Re f eip l s a stock
cent stockers and feeders, moderately active. Barrows average choice and better i!^ uded 1078 head of cat- heifers were s7o-$135.
Trading moderately active, and gilts steady to 25 higher, steady to 25 higher, low tle " ' _
Cdmpared with last week's Sows steady. Choice and below 50 higher. Ch«ice and prime slaugh- were back on the market at
close slaughter steers were Barrows and gilts: U.S. Cows 50-75 lower, bulls tel ' steers weighing 900-1 200 toe January 8 sale at New
steady to strong instances 25 1-2 190'230 lb. 19 50-20.60, steady. pounds**' brought 28-28.85. golland. 263 head were in
higher on average Choice & No. 1 190-225 lb. 20.50-21 00. - Hi _ h Ch ip . anH r> r imp J 1 *® bulh,*)f the choice were ttr6 ... . , . .
better low Choice and below few lots 2150, 1-3 190 235 o in iiJm Tv?26 to 27 25 for the 950 to Wules by the pair brought
steady instances 50 lower, lb. 18.75-19 50, mostly 19.00- llsO 3 ’ 350 weights with Pony mares ran-
Cows 50 lower. Bulls and 18.50, 2-3 230-250 lb. 18.00- 26 00-27 50 Good'to several lots,, going to 27.35 ged $75-$135 while geldings
Stockers and feeders steady. 18.75. - i„f' oinn oc no° to 27.75. Good to low choice made $4O-S9O each Hiding
SuSiter steers Choice Sows: US 1-3 mostly 2-3 22%0 24 ’ brought 24-26.25 with stan- horses were $lOO-$255 and
JW? tot-l- 300-600 lb. 13.-16 dard 22 00-24.50. dard at 22 . 24 driving horses brought $llO
lb s y 50 2 lotlußh Choice -SHEEP. 300 compared with Cuttersand Utility cows Cutter and utility cows to $250. Killers were 8-BV2
and ’lll3 lb 28 25 250 last week Trading mod- 15.75-17.50. Conners and low ma de 16-17.50 with canners cents per pound.
to low Choire 24 -26’ erately active. Wooled slau- Cutters 14.25-16 00. Shelly and low cutters at 14.25 to
22 24 ghter steady. Good and canners down to 11.50. Ufa- 16 and shelly canners down
fwTCutter & Utility 16.- Choice 65-105 lb. wooled hty and Commercial bulls to 12.
17 SO Canner and low "Cutter -slaughter lambs 15.50-18.50, Cutter and utility bulls
1475 1860 shellv Choice and Prime 18.50-20.00 Two loads Choice 706-801 were 20-23.50. A few lots of
down to 1150 few lots Prime 20.50, Utility lb. feeder steers 25.50 good and choice feeder 'ste
*°SS£vtm, and Corn!. 13. SC 15 50. U«- 7 |l- 2 S > 75 1 -° 2S
20.-2400, Good grade 22.-24- hot e^ us ° jambsT 27.-30.00. ' lily and Standard l.OO’high- Calves: 225. Vealers "were
ffll - , . , , , A . er. Good and Choice vealers 1.00 to 2.00 higher as good
BOOlO5O lb' °«d* Apply several inches of 30.00-37 00 bulk of the and choice made 32 to® 39.
S^Sl“3 8 26, KL‘fnd mulch around the base of Choice 37.00-4C.50i-Stantod Choice and prime we^^^
Good 21.00-23 50. Gbod and rfewly planted trees to pre- uWity li 26 00 26 ‘° ' °’° ’ H stenfid tndtow
Choice 550 800 Ib.stock vent root damage from the ho^ S : 211 Barrows and goodtere
steers 245626.50 load high winter temperatures. Of gilts steady to 25 higher, made 21-26.
c bo‘°® T so£ lb c J e 25 A course the trees should have u. s . 1-3 and 1-2 190-227 lb. Dairy cattle .at the Jan
-156611 mulched during the barrows and gilts 18.85-19.- uary 10 auction at New Hol-
Planting process, and if this 50, few lots No. 1 190-195 land sold at about steady
Good and mulch has been jkept replen- lb. 19.60-19.85, 1-3, 250-267 .prices as 95 cows, .13 stock
SiS 32 00 38 OO CMce & it will serve the same Jg s S ow| s "i?adinJ 12 00- bull V nd eight stock heifers
Prime 38.00-43.00, Standard purpose. . . i«no gdg
T, 1 ' f- i SHEEP: 17. 'lfot enough
J) _ j] 1 on sale to establish a market
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# Lancaster Poultry
(From page 31
26. Hershey Hostetter, 23-
DO IRP, 14-6, W. C. Mellin
ger & Son, 22.4; 27. C. J.
Lauer, 7800 WV, 8-6, Mead
or’s Poultry , 17.0; 28." Same
6800 HW Mt., 8-4, Meader’s
Poultry, 17.1; 29. David H.
Martin M. S, 800 WVP, 12-
2, NO SALE, 20.1 bid; 30
Same, 800 WVC, 12-2, Dan
iel -K. Good, 22.1.
• Build
please
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and greater speed
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mixing
• Our cement con
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31 Glenn H. Herr,- 1200
WVP, 18, NO SALE, ' 1910
bid; 32. D. E. Horn & Co.
(Raymond Zimmerman), 50-
00 WV, 9-6, Daniel K. Good"
17.3; 33. Same, College Hill
Poultry, 17.4; 84. - Clair
Frownfeter, 2400 IC, 14, NO
SALE, 18.0 bid; 35. M&B
(Elvui H. Nolt), 1700 WVX,
lsland Poultry, 17.1.
36 Same, 4350=-WSX,’ 9*2,
Daniel K. Good, 16.5,
last and
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Bred heifers and diy cows must receive a liigWy nutritious ration
order to build the unborn calf. Wayne Fitting, Ration supplies tl^
vitamins, proteins and energy needed to drop thrift!
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In a test at the Wayne , Research Farm,
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R. D. 2. Columbia
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HERSHEY BROS.
Reinholds
Penn Square Fund
Declares Dividend
Distributions totaling 78
cents per share were declar
ed -today by the board of
trustees of Penn Square Mu
tual fund. The distributions
9re payable January 26 to
shareholders of record Jan
uary 2.
Jacob L. Hain, chairman of
the fund announced that of
the 78 cents, 10 cents is be
ing paid from net income
investments, 61 cents from
realize' long term capital
gains, and seven cents from
realized short term capital
gain?*.
Distributions during the
year (1961) totaled $2.02 per
share. Total net assets of
Pehn Square, according to
Hain, were $30,464,654 as of
December 31, 1961 compared
with $13,050, 309 on Decern
ber 31, 1960 and $9,380,126
on December 31, 1959.
J. K. STAUFFER & SOH %
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Elizabethtown
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Mil'arsville
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