—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 23, 1962 2 Market News Reports At Lancaster Yards ‘Federal - State Market Neyys !• inlay, -luii<" 22 C\TTLK I!2DO Compaied with' 5 Hi I last -week Supply (id pel cent slauahtei ami 3 5 pel rent blocks) s * Mid leedeib Tiading niodei y'iteh actne Compaied with „4ast weeks close, slaughter v steeis fuih 50 highet Cows 'and bulls steady Few sales ol stockeis and leedets slow aud steady. Slaughtei stoeis Choice *_iade 050-1250 lbs. 25 50- 27 00 4 loads high Choice with small and Fume 1105- 1 512 lbs 27 25 Good to low Choice 25 00-25 50 Standaid 2 2 00-23 0 0 Heiteis 2 loads 1081-11G0 lbs Choice 24 00-24 50 < Cows Cuttei and' Utility 1 7 50-1575 Cannei and low ( u t t e i 10 00-17 50 Shelly < c mnei down to 11 00 2 Bulls Utility and Cominei i tal 20 011-22 0 0, Good giade t 22 00-23 50 Stockeis and Feedeis Few C.ocd and Choice 100-550 lb -rock steeis 27 00-50 50 Good and Choice 750-1000 11) leed ei steeis 24 00-20 25 CALI ES 300 Compaied The Answer To Your Egg Profits Moore Forms GhosHey Pearl Chicks Are From 2 Year Old Breeders ALSO ST VRTEI) PELLETS Better Livability & More ® High Interior Egg Quality • Large Eggs at Early Age • More Eggs with Less Feed MOORE FARMS 780 EDE.V ROV!> LO 9-0416 SSSS BRiaiIIIBHIIIKIIIMIIiIj B < . ■ r 1 1 - STONE ■ - DEAD - * |N SECONDS ■ Twin new ORTHO FLY KILLER D ' l CONTAINING || Be -ready this fly season .7. use ORTHO Fly Killer D containing DIBROM®, the remarkable insecticide discovery that kills flies in a matter of seconds without harm to cattle or feed. * It's a new fly killer registered for use around dairy cattle, while they are in the barn. Concentrated ORTHO Fly Killer D is simple to mix ... easy to use... equally effective as a spray, a wet bait or a dry bait. Get new ORTHO Fiy Killer D (con taining D1BROM) today at your dealer’s.. ECONOMICAL 1 pint makes 20 gal. spray $2.95 P. L. ROHRER & BRO.. INC. SMOKETOWN with 510 last week Tiading modualoly actne Vealeis sleadv Good and Choice vealers 29 00-3 1 00, Choice and Pnme 3 1 00-30 00 Standaid and low Good 27 00-29 00, Utility 24 - 00-27 00. HOG'S 1250 Compared with 1501 last week Trading ac tne Banowb and gilts 100 highei. Sows 50 higher. Banows and gilts US 1-2 190-220 lbs 19 00-19 50, sev eial lots No 1 100-220 lbs. 19 50-20 00, lot late 200 lbs 20 50. 1-3 190-230 lbs IS 50- 10 50, eaily, but closed 19 50- 20 00, 2-3 240-250 lbs IS 00- 1S 50 250-270 lbs. 17 25- 18 00. Sows US 1-3 300-000 lbs 11 00-14 00. SHEEP GOO Compaied with 400 last yveek Tiading actne Spnng slaughter lambs giading Choice and Pnme 100 highei Choice 5 0-9 0 lbs spnng lambs 24 GO -25 50, feyv pnme 30 00, Good 21 00-124 -00, Utility IS 00-21 00, Lot Good and Choice spnng feeder lambs 53 His 10 50 Phone Lane EX 7-3539 Vintage Sale Federal - SLUn Market News June 10, Tuesday CATTLE 790 Compared to last Tuesday's maiket, slau ghter steers steady to strong, Spots 25 htgher. Cows averag ed steady. Bulls steady Choice grade 950-1325 lb' slaughter steers 25-2 G 50, few 2G 85, Good to low Choice at 22 75-25, Standard 21 50-22 - 75 Two lots Choice 785 lb heifers 23 35-24 25. Cows - Cutter and Utility cows 17-17 CO, odd head 18 - CO-18.75, Canner and low cut ter 15 75-17, Shelly canner down to 14. Utility and commercial bulls 19 75-22, good giade 22-22 60 CALVES 210. Vealers st eady Good and Choice vealeis 30-33, Choice and Prime 33- 35, few to 38 50, Standaid and low Good 28-30, Utility 26 50- 28 HOGS 20" Banows and Gilts 100 highei Small lot US No 1 197 lbs 20 85, 1-3 mostly 1-2 181-235 lbs bai rows and gilts 19 50-20, Lot No 2 293 lbs 18 50 SHEEP 40. Few Good and Choice 40-60 lb spnng teedei lambs 15-17 50 Chicago Cattle WEEKLY REVIEW Cattle Receipts of 3200 Tbe ad ' ailce laigely lost later cattle 5% smallei than last but closmg ® nces steady week when supplies were the to 25 hlghei Wlth steers 1250 largest for am week since lbSl an<r heavier showing the Feb and neailv 15% less hmall advance Heifets steady (Continued -on Page 9} a new, proven LAYER PROGRAM designed for egg producers interested in greater profits EGG CYCLE FEEDING M-L-P FARM BUREAU FEEDS MAXIMUM LAYING PERFORM ANCE provides your flock a better opportunity to live and lay. Get the facts on Farm Bureau Egg Cycle Feeding with MLP. ASK ABOUT: Large-User Program. Grain Exchange Program. Layer Feeding Agreement. BUR^^ Market News Reports New Holland Auction the June 20 auction ot cattle Receipts included 104 cows, sev-en stock bulU <ln< j seven stock heifers Federal-State Market News .rune 21, 1962 CATTLE 122 8 Compaied with last Thuisday’s maiket, slaughter steei s 25-50 higher. Cows steady to 25 higher. Bulls fully steady. Choice giade 950-1300 lb slaughter steers 25.25-26 75. Several lota high choice 26 85- 27 00, Good to low Choice 23 - 25-25 50, Standaid 21 75-23 - 25 Few Good and Choice Heif ers 21 00-21 25, Standaid 19- 00-21 00. Cutter and Utility cows 17 - 25-18 10, Canner and low Cutt er 16 00-1 7 50, Shelly canner down to 14 00 Utility and Commercial bulls 20 00-22 25, Good grade 22 - 00-24 00 CALVES: 220. Vealers weighing undei 110 lbs 1 00- 200 higher Heaviei weights 100 highei Good and Choice lealeis 31 00-35 00, Choice and Pi line 15 00-38 50, Standaid and low Good 28 00-31 00, Utihtj 27 00-20 00 New' Holland repoited an active and steady market at than the corresponding jeai ago l week Slaughtei steers opened the week stiong to fully 50 high- ei on small Monday receipts with Start Today . . . Feed The Farm Bureau Way! For Prompt, Courteous Service, Call . , . New Holland ELgin 4-2146 STerling 6-2126 «■ * Lancaster EX 4-0541 Fres.li Holstein cows ’b roi ght $250 to $375 while Guci n , seys and other bleeds sou (for >sl7s-250. Stock bma s brought $llO-185 and sfocit heifers made $7O-100. Killer horses were steady but all other kinds were Icm ~r at the June IS auction of horses, ponies and mules mules continued to go to killer market. Mare ponies were s7%i2j while Geldings hi ought $4O. 125 Riding horses sold f or $l4O-210 and driving hors>s brought $l5O-225. Killer? weie Bi/o-9 cents per pound. At the June IS hog auction, 315 head sold at puces 1 OD to 125 higher than the pro. vious week 'Retail hogs to local butcher., brought 19 to 20 35 Grade, 1 to 3 made 18 5 to 19 1 and fat hogs over 240 pounds,sold at 16 75 to 17 75. A inn of 107 calves met a steady maiket on June IS Choice prime vealers were 31- 37, good and low choice 28-31 standard and low good 22-28, and cull and common 16-22 Buyer of Oak, WALNUT,’ Poplar, ASH, etc. C. J. CHARLES LUMBER New Providence, Pa. Phone ST 0-3108 Manheim 665-2466 Quarryville
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