—Lancaster Farming. Saturday June 2, 1962
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Market News Reports Market News Reports
At Lancaster Yards Vintage Sale New Holland Auction
, , c . . Ar , t Vl .„. Feileral-Statc Market News mo and stoik heiters sold 10 ,
doratelv actue Spimg slaugh- l*“d<r«l - State .tar t - Thursday. Maj 3| $75-165
,er lambs 100 lower Good lU> ’ * Uv> C VI'TLE 10.10 Compared The May 28 horse sale l Kt ,
JO 00-22 00. Choice 2J 00-2:1 - CATT / ‘ ,vlth Ust Thiiis.da>’s market. e d 2IS head of horses pome,
;.0 lew small lots Prime to wit last . J . s i llUK j lter h teers grading high and mule* in the run in
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»'»»“•«-«-»- '‘'-.uir'T,s ™,“; l rrwi , r;„r:a“r'r'
low Steady to strong. Cows and . , „ " . 1 ° wllu mares at
1 . .j, higher Cows 2a to most 1> >0 $,5-130 and geluing pomp,
Few Tots high Choue and h,vber " ul,s ,V " ak tKMIIi. Riding hors*
Prune 1000-1200 lbs slanghl- Cholce Krads 950 ’ 1335 lb brought $l3O-300 and dmn ng
er steers 26 50-27.35. Choice sl ‘ ul - I,ter bt - ee T 2 j’ °®' 2 ‘ °°- Worses made $l3O-2.-,° KHb r ,
050-1350 lbs 23 00-2(.50. ' e ' , lots ““ ‘ C '°°* t 0 we,p 8 centh
Good to low r Choice 23 00- °'' aiTf!* .iq'oo T The lay 28 fat bog sale wa ,
25 50. Standard 21 50-23 00 ‘ ‘ ChoJte ?lQ _ «p«rted 50 lower There w< r #
Cutter and Ut.lity cows 17 - lb H teTb 23 0U . 24 -, 0 -60 head in the run.
° Pr«^T r a Cutter and Utility cows 17.- Retail * ORS t 0 lo(>al
ter 15 80-17 S-. 25-18 50. Conner and low Cut- ers brought $l7 5 to 18 5
Utility and commercial bulls ter lr> 75 . 17 25 . shelly Cdnn „ Number Ito 3 grade hogs to
lit 00-22.00. dmvn t 0 i 4 00 packers w'ere 16 75 to 17 25
CALVES 250 Vealers 1 00- XGility and Commercial hulls Ra t °' er 240 P°«^
200 loiv-er Good and Choice n 5u . J2 00> few Cutter 18 00 . brought 15 5t016 5
sealers 30 00--4 00. Choue & l<( - i(( - The Majr 2S oalf sale
Prime 34 00-36 a 0 Standard Lot meduHn , 178 lb sUn , k 07 head The market 109
and '°w Go “ lakes 20 75 ' lower on choice and prime but
i?^ 9 p°‘ a CALVES 204 Vealers 1 00- steady on other kinds
HOGS 111 Harrows and „ an , , _ , ,
"■ills 95 no lower 2 60 higher Good and Choice Choice and prime vealcr«s
" 1 108-2 9 ! lb bar- >e ‘ llers 32 00-36 00. Choice brought 34-40, good and lo if
t >ws ud 'gilts 17 00-17 50 and Prnne 37 00-30 50. Odd choice 30-34. standard and lon
ows , n 9 , 1 „ * ’ head to 41.00. Standard and good 24-30. and cull and com
-0 s *” “ low Good 2!t 00-32 00. Utility mon 18-24
ib ■’* 28 00-30 00
Federal - St.it*' Marie*-! Sew-*
AVeeklj Key lew
CATTLE Fm llte I day
tu'itod tin 1 ' week .1700, com
pared with 3M)fc lasi yyeek
Supply in* hides GO percent
‘-laughter steers ,uul .10 per
(ent stocKers and feeders
"lading generally moderately
.11 uve Compared with last
v ocKs close slanghtei steers
steak to r>o lower, but uneyen
Cows 2-7 higher Hulls and
.-tinkers and feeders steady
Slaughter steers Choice
grade 'l5O-1.7.70 lbs 2.7 00-20 -
r d. loads high Choice and
i’uiik 11JG-1200 lbs 27 OU
(loud to low Choice 2.‘! 00-2.7 -
00 Standard 21 00-22 00
Cutter and Utility cows 17-
rn-Ut 00. Conner and low Cutt
iT Itl 2 5-17 70. Shells tannet
con n to 1 ( 00
Bulls utility and Comraei
<ial 20 00-2 200 C.ood grade
2 2 00-22 00
Slotkeis anti teedois Good
'ml Choice 550-800 lb stork
deers 27 00-20 50. Good and
Choice 800-1000 lb feeder
steers 2.1 00-26 50
CALVES 475 Compared
with 554 head last week Trad
ing moderately at Cue Vealers
weighing over 120 lbs full}
I 00 lower than last weeks.
< lose, weights under 120 lbs
about steady Good and Choice
vealers 20 00-2 1 00. Choice
iird Prime 34 00-2 7 00. few
8 00, Standard and low Good
28 00-2.0 on Ctiluj 2t. 00-28 -
HOGS 12on Co.np.ued w ilb
114 last week Trading rau
leialeh actite Uaiiows and
-ills steadt to mosiit 50 Unt
il bows su.ub
Ibljious and mils L’ S 1-2
TMI-jjO lb-. 17 lli-lS J'j, Xo
i‘H-220 lbs iS27-iooo
nosfh Is 70 down 1-! 1 00-
In jjbs 17 U(i-1 770 2-i 2 2.0-
2 ">0 |bs 1 o 70-1 700 It lots
70-470 lbs 1 0 (Ml-1 (. 70
Softs ( b i-> inosth >->
00-l>oo lbs 1 1 00-l 1 7o
SIIIOICI’ too ( ooi |mi fd ft ilh
fi 7 i lasi .\eelv 'li acini" mo-
; afatietj ’
I’m* Heard II Said
Tlint
••It eoj. s ueie iiiiisk.
HONKGHI’H liWllllS
ftoiild lie .i I’.rass Hand'.'
ll<i«\’s tlt<> fi.iriiKiuj
in Mini lion-house'.'
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CATTLE Holiday week
teteipts ol 211,000 cattle near-
Iv as huge as last week and
the same ye.u ago period In
the post-lunlday trade slaugh
ter steers and heifers lost part
ol sbaip price gains stored
earl} ui the week, howeter
Ciood to I’niue steers still 25-
100 higher than late last
week. Utility and Standard
steets steady to .70 lower Ileif
eis mostly r>o-75~higher Cows
strengthened late but still
steadv to 2.7 lower tor the
wetk Hulls steady to 50 low
et. Vealers weak Few sales
Ftedtng Cattle fully steady
Seteral loads Prime 1335-
L 375 lb slaughter steers 28
25-28 75 hut nothing above
28 25 in the post-holiday trade.
High Choice and Prime 1150-
1275 lb steers 2C 50-28 35.
bulk High Choice and Mixed
Chouc and Prime 26 50-27 50.
PFa.ctic.illj even thing in the
suer hue weighed less than
1400 lbs , Hulk Choice 4i50-
1350 lbs 24 75-20 75, numer
ous loads Mixed Good and
Choice 24 50-25 25. Bulk Good
22 50-2 4.50 mainlj 22 00 up.
Ctilm and Standard steers
14 00-22 00 most ted holsteins
1 4 50-21 25 hut two loads
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SHEEP 40 Spring- slaught
er lambs I Oft lower Good and
Choice 50-80 lb spring slaugh
ter lambs 1C ftft-21 00
good 116 2 lb steers 85 per
cent holstems 22 50.
Several loads and lots high
Choice and Mived Choice and
Prime heilers 26 00-26 25,
Hulk Choice 2 1 50-25 75 Good
laigely 22 00-24 25, load 10ini
lb Standaid holstein heilers
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• More Eggs with Less Feed ®
• High Intoi ioi Egg Quality
• Large Eggs ai Early Age
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When it comes to foods for
New Holland- reported a slow ph>si?a i fune ss. milk tops
but steady Memorial Day mar- them all as a source of calcium
ket of dairy cattle Ten stock and nbo flavin and is second
belters. 11 stock hulls and 112 only to the meats group as a.
cows were in the run source of protein, according to
Fresh Holstein cows brought a new survey of the nations
$275-370. Guernseys $175- 1361 food supply recently re
-225. and other breeds $175- leased by the US Department
225 Slock bulls brought $llO- of Agriculture
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Joseph M. Good & Son
1157 Newport Ito.id, la-ola, Pji.
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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 industry.
Enjoy Dairy Foods often.
E. Musser Heisey
It. V. 12. Mount Jo\, t’a.
Musser Forms, |nc.
It. I). 2, Columbia, I'.i.
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U. 11, 1. QuarrjviUe, Pa.
Leroy Geib Est.
It. T). 2, Manhoim, Pa.