—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 14, 1962
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Market News Reports
Vintage Sale
1< <■(!< i <il - state Maikel \i-«i ailne Aealeis shade to 2 'MI Cedeial - Stair Market Xcns
Im,lu t with most adcame on Tuesda>, Vpril 10
• \\(.,.| Vpul f* (hone ,m cl I’iime and Xltililj CATTLE 12 > Compaied
.CATTLE 400 (I Coiup.u ocl «?>‘'des ulth ‘‘ lst Tuesclav’s matket,
w£h 10.10 last week Supple G(>oci ‘‘ ,,d cho " p ' e ‘ llei '’ slanshtei steels wei e fulh
iiu miles 7 7 pen ent slanghtet iM.-ir, 01). Choice and Fume steadc Cows 7', -1 00 highei
.steels and !0 percent stockets >”>00-10 00 tew to 4 > 00. Dulls steady
and leedeis Trading slow (Continued on Page 10) Chou e grade oao - l.L>O lb
Compand with last weeks slaughtei steeis 27 00-2ksS i
(lose Aceiage Chou e and I!et- /"""’V* t cS le " to Go<)d ,H '°"
tei grades slaughter steers Choice 24 70-27 00 Staudaul
steidj to stiong low- Choice Wei kh Kniew. 22 00-24 >0
and llelow steady to r >o lower. Cutter
At Lancaster Yards
(’ims 7") limlu'i Hulls b.noh
t-re idj SrodvtMs .ind tcedeis
(•re.id\
Sl.uuthlei steers I. n a <1
Vi nut 1177 lbs .11 70 lo.uls
.Hid lots sti .Kims' Hnth Choice
to Pi line 110(1-11(10 lbs JO 00-
Mid Choice ‘l7O-1100 Ills
' ’s 77, (loot! to lou 2 1 -
Sr.iiubiicl - 22 00-2 t -
27 00-.:
'.O-27 no
-Heiieis flood and Choice
}. on-room lbs 22 00-25 "cl
Cows Cuttei and Claim
lb .’'>-17 71) Cannei and low
Cimei 1 t 7'i-lli 27. Shelh can-
iiei down ro 12 77
Hulls CtiliU and Commei
caal 20 1)0-22 Til) flood grade
22 no-2 1 On
Stockers and Feedeis Good
ond Chouc 800-1000 lbs feed
er steers 23 .">O-28 00 flood
and Choice 5,50-8 0 0 lb stock
f-teers 2 7 70-30 00 flood and
Choice stock (ahes 28 00 to
1,2 00
CALVES l>7") Complied
t irh 550 last week Trading
Red oRasE e
* *
dairy
' i
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~ f
vitamin A
There is common? evidence among chore men toclav
th it cone need vitamin A to pioniofc general o\er-aIl
bettu health (ores fed rations fortified with a higher
eoiitc ntiation of vitamin A stav at peak pioduetion
longci aie in hcttci condition lor calving . . .
}i lit((i its aie glossici and voting slock erovv lastci
and lake then place in the milking line eailnr.
I or he tier tlaining feed lied Rose Oiirv
Feeds cedi idded vitamin A We eairv the
complete line.
Joseph M. Good & Son
1.57 Ncupoii Uo«i(]« la ola, I\i
J. C. Walker & Son, Inc
(■ap. I’a
Chas. E. Sauder & Sons
I! IV li, Fust Fail, Ph
I. B. Graybill & Son
Itellon, I’a
(WTTLE Lower diesspei
meit pines inei-rode an% bul
lishness due to model ate le
eeipts .uul Junes w diked low
er Slauithfet steels atenoralh
25-50 lowei with a\ei.iK‘
Ohone to I’nine showing the
most dee line Heifeis steadv to
2"> lowei, eows 25-75 hutliet
Hull \ealeis and stoe kors and
teeelers steade Carlo! steal
and he ilei heel weak to 55
low ei most dee line on Clione
Cow heed 50 luathet see ontl
stiaisiht week of adtanee Th<
top on slaughter steers below
the piev tons week tor the first
tune in tluee months
Thiee lends Prune 1175-
1300 lb slaughter steers
’.2 50 Lo id Prime 137 S lbs
32 25, mostlv Prime 1175-
1150 lbs 31 50-32 00, high
Choice and nmcd Choice and
Prime 1 150-1 100 lbs mostlv
1200-1350 lbs 20 00-31 25
Load Choice with Prime end
1030 lbs leirhngs 20 00
(Continued on Page 10) [
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All
feeds
now
contain
added
David B, Hurst
I’.OU mansvillc, l>a.
Walter & Jackson
( hristi.iua,
A. L. Herr & Bro.
Qnai i\ \ ill< , I’a
■x i
Spppty Co.
1 J*}i. ' ' ‘
u** V - i <1 "* . - ♦ , .
17 7">-17 2 7 few to'
IS (to, Shellv (.inner down f o
C.inner and kvw Cutter If 7 7-
13 50
Ctiliu and C o in in e r < i at
bn IK 20 00-22 50
CALVES 310 Veateis 2 00
lughei
Good and Choice vealers
31 00-17 00, Choice and Pi inn
37 00-10 00 Standaid and low
Coed 27 00-31 00 Utihtj 25-
00-27 00
HOGS 100 Harrows and
Hilts stendv to 25 highei
r S 1-2 200 220 lb bar
lows and gilts 17 50-17 8 5 t 1-,
>OO-220 lbs 17 2 5-17 50, few
lots Xo 1 172-180 lbs." 17 33-
17 75. 1-2 230-238 lbs 17 lb
-17 60. Lot 2-3 282 lbs 16 35
STIEKP 07 Choice and
and Prime 30-40 lbs spring
slaughter lambs 30 00-34-00
Prime 10 - 40 lbs. spring
40-57 lbs 2400-30 50, 60-75
lbs 23 00-26 00 Few Good
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■'IM ORTHO, Reg«JS>it»Off > .
Market News Reports
.tnd Utihtv ioi\s
IS 2,'
Who will break his yield record
in field corn production
A grower broke his yield barrier in field corn production last
year when he produced 251 bushels per acre. His high yield
resulted from higher plant population and feeding the plants
a special combination of Ortho fertilizers. He netted $196
per acre after paying his plant food investment.
Compare his fertilization experience with your own. His pre
vious feeding program called for application of 200 pounds of
nitrogen, 60 pounds of phosphate and 40 pounds of potassium
to the acre. These were applied in solution form. With rows
spaced at 38 inches apart the farm produced 138 bushels per
acre for a net return of $lO9 after costs.
This yield barrier was broken when he switched to 22 inch
row spacing and this new fertilization program: 317 pounds
of N, 162 pounds of phosphate and 112 pounds of potassium
per acre in the form of Ortho 14-14-14, Ortho 20-10-0 and
Ortho Ammonium Sulfate. Instead of 20,000 plants, he now
carried 34,500 plants per acre with his stepped-up fertiliza
tion program. Each acre then produced 251 bushels. Despite
the higher investment in fertilizer, he earned an extra $B7 per
acre under the Ortho) “break the yield barrier’' program.
Now let’s get together and break your yield record—increase
your field corn profits. Our Ortho program will be tailored
to your soil and growing conditions.
P. L ROHRER & BRO , INC.
:
New Holland Auction
|.V.le.al-S(a(e Mai ket News Millie 2 0- 38 lh I 'l>r™R bl ‘iugh-
S( . r%i((> tei lambs 20 00-16 00, 40-60
Tlmisday, V |> ll l 12 lbs 21 00-30 60 00-03 lbs.
C VTTLE 1310 Coinpai eel 2 i 00-28 50
with last Thuisday’s maiket ‘ V ' e ' ,v Holland reported a
slaughtei steers grading a\er- b ' OH a, *d barely steady sale
.age Good and betlei steady, of - dairy cattle at the April
low Good and below steady to H auction Receipts included
25 lower Cows 75-1 00 higher 88 cows, two stock bulls and
Hulls steady ' 20 stock heifers
Fume grade 1200-1254 lbs Fresh Holstein cows brought
slaughtei steers 30 50-31 00. trom 1 5300 t 0 H B3 - Guernseys
Pimie 050-1350 lbs 27 00-30 - ’ $175-220,. and other breeds
00 Good to low Choice 24 25- " $175-265
27 00 Standard 21 00-24 2a
Few Good gtade 800-1000
lb Heifers, 22 00-23 60
Cutteis and Utility cows At Aprß 9 sale of
1C 10-17 SO, Several to IS 25, horbes - ponies and mules, a
Canner and low Cutter 15 00- total of 211 head crossed tb«
1G 50 Shelly eauners down to block I’be market continued
Pq about steady but mules and
Utility and Commercial bulls draß horses were largely
10 75-22 50, Good glade 22 00- absent
24 50 Seveial lots Good grade Alare ponies brought $75-
GIS-Sl5 lb stock steers 22 85- while geldings sold at $54-
25 50 tew lots Good 869-980 120 Rld,n S horses were $135-
1b leedei steeis 22 75-24 85 350 and dnvm S horses sold at
CALVES 217 Vealers 1>135-2bo Killers were 8
mostly S 0 0 higher Good and centb
Choice vealers 26 00-40 00 The Apnl 9 b ‘ Ue ot market
Choice and Piime 40 00-4 1 50, faaw head sell at
Standard ahd low Good 30 00- abou *- steady prices Retail
26,00, Utility 25 00-30 00 bogs bold to local butchers at
SHEEP 127 Supply of prlces 18 to 20 Hogs
Spring slaughter lambs lor grading 1 to 2 sold to the
Easter Specialty Trade Wet pacljers at to 7£ >-
tleeees a factor Choice and Heavy > fat bogs, over 240
pounds, sold at 17 cents with
a few down to 16
The 106 calves sold at 1.00
and grade 60-75 lbs. 22 00-
2 i 00
this year?
Phoue Lane. EX 7-3539
Stock bulls brought $llO to
$lB5 and stock heifers chang
ed hands at $65 to .$l7O
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