—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 24, 1962
2
Market News Reports
At Lancaster Yards
]cd( i,il - ,St.He Mm Ket \nis
Sei c it t
I i itlav Wteklv . .Feb -.5,
Hit >‘2
C V'ITI.F 11) I) li hi“ul tom
ji.iie<l to !() Is load last wool.
Snpph intitules pert out
■dauuhtei slot is and In pei
< ent stotkeis and leedeis
Vi admit slow Coinp.ued with
nicks (lose slamthfei site.,
on Mond.i' were 2">-">o hnthet
instant cs Vi hnther eailv hut
lew siles late in week weie 2'.
low in oi st( uh to 2"i htsthe
than 1 i-t weeks close Cows
2" hi-thei Hulls InlU stead'
Wot Kei s ami Ik dels stead'
>-L \ I’Ci 11 I’KH STKERS
C'lione made ‘filt-niU It)
2(, 2 7-2 7 7() Smeial loads
inUi Choue 1100-1270 lb
27 7 7-2*» 27 I.Dul biah Cbon i
.md I’l line 11 7o lb 2S >o
Cood to low Choice
2i> 27 l!ul tew loads late nn\
r(| Cloud and low Choue 27 00-27
27 2 7 Standout 21 70-22 7 7
COWS Cnttfi and TuliO
Tii Tl-ls no. C.iimei and low
v’nl t(“i 1 ' ”>n-l •> 7a S h 11 '
taiinei dow n to 1 2 in
Chicago Cattle
\\ eeKlv ie\iew Cattle Ad
■v <>i se weather londitions in
;< 11 ii i>t»cl tlu noimal maiket
nif pioiediue and loia! le
(eipts wet e he’ow the pi e\ ions
\ eek s small tun 'I his is the
hud week in a tow ot mod
i i ate null ketinst
llith (hour
and pi mu
>', to "ill low-
slamthtei steeis
(i Lowei Made steadt to
diwei Steels hmliei on Mon
<la\ lint adtame moie than
iased on Tnesdat and on
\\ edm sdat Instil (hone and
mine 21 to ’hi lustliet Heilei-,
nosth stoach Cows about
,u id\ although not .is actnc
on tile dose as the path pa it
ol the week Hulls \ealeis
loilais and icedeis niubanst
. d
Si\ loads pi ime 12(10-14 10
nounds slausthtei steels on
\\ ednesdat 2'i 7.1 to set a new
11.J1 stud lanitals i'ti, 1 Man
dat a load ot pi imo 1211)
pounds 20 till Hulk ol the
i him e ‘inn to ]1 no point Is
2 0 21-2 h in
Hoa dints
lieil ei s
ibcne s,ood siatce ti w lots
'hoia 2 1 10-27 flood I n licit
2 2-2 1 21
I lihn and (ommeiiial ows
7 I 1(l-l(i In Camtei and nltei
7 l-lii Coniinei c nil hulls l’i
-2 J 10
flume , loii-<i7ij liedm stems
2 1 in-21 Medium and good
110 pound sunk steei >,ilos
Tractor Brings $630
At Ober Farm Sale
1 1 1 a i toi hiotuth top price
ol s(, jo at Hu tann s.ilt ol
Donald Obi i 1U 72 neat lOIs-
on\ Jllc
'I »o othei ii.iuor-. 1)1 oiu’ht
•'< no nul s Hill and a < ult i\ a
,o) hionnht •*• !11 To)) cow in
•lie lii j i (I ol In sold toi slOl
Oliu i [Hues mi luded
idi a si 11-[ii o|iell( d (oinhinp
i huh ol sIST and .t low ol
s 1 o_’ 1 01 lim opt n In iters
iJS-, toi i m mini spie.uUt
7 1> b.uki > 1 (iT 7o < Uciin saw
*- Sl7 I) I lllldl (!) ]ll h. >1 1 7
Mm tin follow uitr .iniit|in s
■dinuei bell SjMi toilet (host
h iii ini, Injn SI 7 oil
■ mil) 1 1 two .mtnine dish
■ s '’l Hi i nil ,i nci M\ ( Imii -
1 ii 7ii i .i< h
■> I 7
fl W ol"(Mniitli anil U
(.Mb win tht* auctionin'-
HI II S I’tilit' and Com
m filial 2D 1)0-2 !00 Good
made 22 00-24 00
St oi kt i s ind teedeis Good
and Chon i sOO-1000 ih feed
ei slot rs 2.J 00-21) 00 Good
and i lion e laO-sOO lb slot It
er stteis 2 1 00-27 0)) Few lots
-,ood stride slot k calves 2(j 00-
C -VI.IO S 1. 5 0 Compared
wiHi a l )’, load last week Veal
ms stead.v Tradnur niodeiati
h at live Good and Choite
veilets ;i 5 (10-3 000 Chon e
and Pi inn 50 00-44 00 - few
ai 47 00. Standrnd and low
Gotti 27 00-,! 5 00. Utihtv 2J
-00-27 00
II()(1S 107'» Compaied uitn
1124 load last week Tiaditi;
slow Hmowh and stilts weak
to 'ill lowei Sows steadt
I’anows and l,iUs US 1-1
1 >1(1-2 2', 11) IS 7)0-20 00 tew
lots No 1 100-220 lb 20 00-
J 1 00, l- - i 100-230 17 :>o
-2-.1 2 10-2,10 II) 17 00-
1S 00
2 1 7".-
1 s 10
Sows TS 1-! mostU 2-5
100-000 lb 15 00-l(> no
SniOKP 121 Compared
with llid head last week Trad
ing modelateh actne Woolen
slannhtei lambs stead\ Goon
and ('hone 01-10 a 11) slaunh
tei limbs 11 10-1 slO Choice
and Pi ime IS 10-21 00 Utiliti,
1 5 10-11 in
“Illlinelllti has but thiee
Meal enemies te\ei I.inline
and wai of these b\ tar th
yieitest In lai the most tei
nble n tevei Thus s))Oke tin
1 ’incus pin sician William
Osier and he jelenid to thus*
i,i eat epidemics ol plana'
which ha\c killed and still kill
millions ot people
Complete automatic feeding for
DAIRY COWS and CATTLE!
~1 idinst
Plus a complete line
of bunk feeders to meet your exact needs
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See us tor modern automatic feeding equipment
CALEB M. WENGER
K. D. I Drumore Center KI 8-21IC Quarryville, Pa
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Vintage Sale
Fidei al - Slat- "Market News
CVl'l'LE OUI Comp.ued
with last Tuesday s market,
slanghtcl steeis weak to 50
low pi Cows 25-50 higher
Bulls weak
Choice guide 'l5O-IiOO lb
slaughter steeis 25 25-20 8 5
(iocxl to low Choice 22 Oh
-25 25 Stand.ud 2100-2.100
Cutter and Utility <ow 5
10 5 0-18 00, Canner and" lo
Cutter 15 50-10 00, Shellv'
c aimer down to 12 00
Util i t \ and Commercial
bulls 10 50-22 50 Good and
Choice 000-OOS lb leedei
steeis 22 85-23 00
CALVES 4 2 o Vfalers
slicing Good and Choice veil
cis 'll 00-20 00 Choice and
Pi line .10 00-45 00, Standalcl
and low Good 2 7 00-33 00 I -
tilltt, 21 00-28 00
HOGS 170 Barrows and
Mlts 5 0 lowei U S 1-! isl
-227 lb bairows and mils
1 7 75-is 15 Lot Xo 1 212
lbs 10 75, Lot 2-3 254 Ills
17 2 5
SHEEP 17 Not enough on
s ile to establish a market
The lust coluni d newspapei
was issued m Boston on Sen
timbei 25, 1700 Named “Pub
Ink ()<< m ernes Both Foieiga
and Doine.tuk", the papci
was soon suppiesstd In Eng
lish authonties because u con
t> in e-el letlei lions ot a \ei\
higln natuie and sundi
doubt Ini and tint ti tain ie
[lol ts
koc-:
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Three-point suspension keeps
unloader lev el at all times.
Straight-out Auger Feeder
With Van Dale units you can custom build
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Drive section Includes hopper, drive as
sembly and 10 , high capacity 9 auger
Additional auger sections are in 10 units
and are easily coupled
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The new, all-metal complete feeder High
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Conveyor Trough
An important link in automatic feeding
Positioned below silo chute, the Van Dale
conveyor trouoh carries the silage to the
bunk feeder Primary section includes hop
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Additional 10 auger sections may iia
added.
Market News Reports
Sei i ic e
Tiieschi), Feb.
New Holland Auction
Febmarv 22, 1002 horses $135-285 and during
Cattle 1100, High choice horses ‘{.155-215 Killcro
and pi tine slaughter steeis In ought S tents
steads all others 50 lowe> Receipts at the llona.ij sale
Cows w ine steads but weak deluded 02 t hogs The hog
Bulls sfiong market was 25 to 50 lower
Choice and prime slaughter JS SO me ret ail hogs to local
steers weighing 075-1.200 lbs butcheis went at 10 to 21.
weie 27 10 to 28 00 Bulk, of Number 1 to .5 grade slaught
the (hour 000-1,300 pounds, er hogs to packers brought 18
25-27 Good to low choice, 23- t o 18 5o with some ot the 2
2i, and Standard 21-23 and 3 hogs selling back to
Cutter and utility cows
It! 50-18 Cannei and low cutt
ei 15-1(1 50 with shelly canner
down to 13
Utility and commercial bulls
20-2,1 5o with good grade bulls
2 2-2 3 7 5
Calves 524 Vealers were
weak to 1 00 lower Good and
choice vealeis were 33-38
Choice and prune 38-13 Stand
ard and low good 20-33 with
utililj 22-27
At the February' 21 auction
ot daily cattle New Holland
reported receipts of 12S\ows,
eight stock bulls and 28
hetfeis The market was
dreggy and lower
Fiesb Holstein cows $3OO
- Guernseys - $175-250,
other breeds $175-270 Stock
bulls - $llO Stock heders -
$4 5-1 10
At the February 19 sale ol
horses ponies and nudes,
nudes brought $3OO-550 by
the pair and $135-210 single
Pony mares were SSS-115 with
geldings at > 45-85 Riding
All- ■
dairy feeds
now
contain
vitamin A
There is convincing evidence among dairvmcn today
that cows need vitamin to promote general over-all
better health. Cows fed rations fortified with a higher
concentration of v itamin \ stav at peak production
longer . . . are in better condition for 'calving . . .
haircoats are glossier . . and voung stock grow faster
and take their place In the milking line earlier.
For better clai’rv in" feed Red Rose Dairy
Feeds with added vitauua A. We carr> the
complete line.
Ammon E. Shelly
U I) J Litit/ I’a
Mountville Feed
Service
U D - Columbia, Pi
West Willow Farmers
i v i
17 5 0
There weie 0 2 calves on the
steady market Choice and
prime bought 38-42 50. good
and low choice 33-38. standard
and low good 24-33, and cull
and common 18-23
Machinery Is Sold
At John Riehl Sale
Machmerj and livestock
brought good prices at tha
public sale ot John Riehl, AVTI
- Street R 1
A tractor brought $670;
hav pumper, $475 haj baler,
$4 5 5 manure spreader. $302;
wagon $250 mower, >172 and
diesel engine $505
Mules were sold for 84 50
a pair with singles bringing
■>2oo and $247, cons brought
up to 8 IST apiece Milk cans
were sold for as much as 88 50
each, a milk cooler for 8187
and corn lor $25 a ton.
Diller <Sr Kieider were auctiou-
eeis
added
Brown & Rea
A. S. Groff
Xorth Queen Strtet
Lancaster Pa
Association
West Willow Pa
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