—Lancaster Farming, Saturda;
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Market News Reports
Vintage Sale New Holland Auction
" (CATTLE- 465 supply in- CATTLE: 1163, supply in- at the May
00, Standard 25 00-29.00, Uti- percent cows Com- dudes 31 percent cows, cattle.
, hty 23 00-26 00. cUI . ® s „ fi,,, T; Compared with last Thursday.
CATTLE- 3200. compared HOGS' 1400, compared with wl , 1 ‘ .. ‘’ ‘ Slaughter steers and Bulls
%• ith 3364 last week Supply in- i2ll,last week Trading active. f„ n V ,? &r , , , steady. to mostly 100
dudes 50 percent Slaughter Barrows and Gilts fully steady, , ' se y i l . higher. Choice 950-1300 lb.
steers and 40 percent Feeder ear jy IXI W eek but sales later in ram& average __ Slaughter steers 22 75-24 -
steers Trading slow for Slau- week fully 50 hlgher . Sows be . tter st , eady ’ ! . ow ?! 75, few to 25 00, 1300-1425
ghter steers, active for all oth- steady . below steady to 50 lusher. 22 Good tQ jqw
er classes Compaied with last Cows 50-75 higher. Bulls stea- Chojce n 75 . 23 00 , Standard
weeks close Slaughter steers Banows ana Gilts. US 1-- ivu- -dy. 20 00-22 00
m-ostlv 25-50 lower, with few- 225 7b 45 50-10 00, closed at Choice 950-1250 lb. Slaugh- ‘ " TT
sales on weights under 1100 lb. 43 00-16 50, US 1 190- 225 lb. ter steers 2 3.50-24 75, several , ™’ ty aad Standard Heifera
steady, few sales on weights 16 00-16 50, 1-3 190-240 lb. 2 5 00, 1300-1450 lb. 24.25, 18 20-21 00.
over 1250 lb. 50-75 lower. 15 00-15 50, closed at 15 50- Good to low 'Choice 22 25-23.-' Cutter and Utility cows 16 -
Cows 50 higher. Bulls and 16 00 - 2 " 3 230-260 lb 14 50- 50i standard 21 00-22 25. 00-18 50, Canner and low Cutt-
Feeder steers steady. So ' vs f; Cutter and Utility cows 16 -® r 14 f O-46 0d - Shelly Canner
Slaughter steers few loads k -in rn ° ’ 1 • QO-1S 00, Caner and low Cutter down to 13 00
and lots High Choice 975-1170 oV ’ 14 50-16.00, shelly Canner Utility and Commercial bulls
lb. 24 50-25 25, Choice 950-13- SHEEP: 325 compared with down to 13 00. 20 00-22 00, few lots Good
00 lb 22 75-24 50, load High last week. Trading moderately utility and Commercial hulls 763 ' 860 lb Feeder steers 22-
Choice 1410 lb 22 25, Good to active Spnng Slaughter Lambs 19.50-21.50, Lot Good* 357 lb. °°' 23 85, lot Good 405 lb
low Choice 22 00- 23.00, Stand- steadv. Choice and Prime 50- Feeder steers 26 25. two lots 24.85, few lots Medium 285-
nrd 21 00-22 00. 75 lb Spring Slaughter Lambs Q oo d 717-835 lb. 22 75-22 85. 542 1,3 20 °°“ 22 10
Heifers: Good and Choice 27 00-30 00, Choice and Prime ,CALVES' 241 Vealers 1 00- CALVES 248, Vealers
Cl 7-942 lb 21 50-23 00. 70 ' s0 lb 24 00-28 00, Utility 3 0 q k Sei : Good and Choice St6ady t 0 100 hlgher G °° d
_ . . to Choice fresh Shorn Slaugh- , n TT 1 ® and Choice vealers .30 00-34 -
Cows- Cutter ana Utility onn vealers 31 00-35 00, Choice and , AO „ . oxnn'
-- - A „ , , ter Ewes 4 00-8 00. _ AA , , 00, Choice and Prime 34 00-
la 00-lS 00. Canner and low Prime 35 00-41 00, Standard „„ AA
Cutter 14 25-15 50. shelly Can- 27 00-31 00, Utility 23.00-27- "oo cul do vn
ner down to 12 50. _ OVi t/va ff rk °°’ Cull 21 ' 00 ' 23 °°- to 20 00 ’
Bulls Utility and Cummer- HOGS' 301, Barrows and SHEEP' 17. few Choice 40-
°°’ G °°. d giadS Weekly Review Gllts 75 to mostl y 100 lu = h ® r 55 lb Spring Slaughter Lambs
22 00-2 o 6 0 CATTLE Salable receipts ' MIX6d U,S 1-3 173 ’ 242 ' lb ' 25 00-26 50.
Feeder steers- Good and LAI 1 Lit* salable receipts Earrow . g and Gilts 15 75-16 -
Choice 600-800 lb 24 50-27 25. first four day 24,400, compared 2 , 5( few lots 15 50, 2-3 245-251
including load high Choice 710 week ago and 31,600 14 §5-15 50 Two lots Cho
lb 27 25, load 508 lb 29 50, year ago. ice J 0 .50 ]b _ Feeder pigs g>so .
two loads Choice 650 lb 29 - Slaughter steers closed ste- 900 per head.
25, few lots Good and Choice to 25 higher with all SHEEP: 55, Choice and Pri
-432-464 lb 28 00-28 50, few weights and grades sharing in me 50-90 lb Slaughter Lambs
lots Choice 810-931 lb 23 00- the advance. Heifers steady 25 00-27.00, Choice 30-45 lb.
24 50, load low Medium 750 lb. Cows steady to 50 higher. 24 00-26 50. Utility to Choice
20 50 Bulls 50 higher Few feeders Shorn Slaughter Ewes carry-
CALVES' 450, compared (Continued on Page 13) mg a No. 3 peTt 4 00-7.50.
with 480 last week Vealeis
steady Good and Choice veal
eis 29 00-34 00, Choice and
Prime 34 00-38 00, few to 40 -
At Lancaster Yards
WEEKLY REVIEW
Bulk Spredding
Service
Dealers for —-
FERTILIZER and
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"HONEGGER
LAYERS"
J. HOWARD MOORE
R. D. #1
LITITZ, PEXNA.
Phone: 620-5408
Windle's Hatchery
COCHRA N VTIjI/E, PA.
Phone: Atglen LY 3-3941
3.1, 1963
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Allen H. Mofz ■ u n ■ ■
Equipment
New Holland, Pa.
Lausch Bros. Equipment
L. H. Brubaker
Stevens, Pa.
Market News Repo
The 69 cows, four hulls and
22 heifers met a steady market
Here’s How
Wayne Egg Feeds Give
More for Your Money
3 “More for Your Money"
whose flock averaged 250 eggs, 3.99
lbs. feed per dozen eggs, and 90.1% livability; or Harold
Hanna, Woden, lowa, whose feed cost ran as low os
per dozen.
You can get “More for Your Money" if you'll try Way no;
come in and let us recommend the proper feeding program
for YOUR needs.
GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
HERSHEY BROS.
Reiuholds
3. K. STAUFFER & SON “"S™™
Lawn & Bellaire R. D. i, Stevens
FOWL’S FEED SERVICE
R. D. l, QnarryviUe SUPPLY CO.
R. D. S, Peach Bottom Millersville
MOUNTVILLE H * M - STAUFFER
FEED SERVICE & SONS, Inc.
R. D. 3, Cohunbia Witmer • Ronks - Leola
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Elizabethtown
rts
S auction of dairy
Fresh Holstein cows brought
$275-500; Guernseys $175-225,
and other breeds $175-250.
Stock hulls were $l6O-1851 and
stock heifers brought $7O-140.
At the May 6 auction of hor
ses ponies and'mules, 301 head
changed hands at about steady
prices.
Mules by the pair brought
$275-520, while single mules
sold for $l3O-225. ’Pony mares
were $5O-115 and geldings
were $4O-135. Riding horses
brought $l2O-250 and driving
horses were $l2O-250. Killer
horses were 7% to S cents.
The May 6 hog auction sold
384 head at prices 25 higher.
Retail hogs to local butchers
were 15 B's to 16.8 5. Grades 1
to 3 to the packer brought 15.-
35 to 15.85. Heavyweights ov
er 240 pounds brought 13.75-
14.85.
Buyer of Oak, WALNUT,
Poplar, ASH, etc.
C. 3. CHARLES LUMBER
New Providence, Pa.
Phone ST 6-3108
C. E. SAUDER & SONS
B. D, 1, Bast Bari' .
ROHRER’S MILL
B. D. 1, Ronks
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