—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 3, 1866
6
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SLAUGHTER STEERS
Prime 1225-1375 lbs. 272527.-
SO. with nine loads at the lat
ter price. High Choice and
Prime 1150-1450 lbs. 26.50 27.-
25. High Choice 1450 lbs. 26.-
00. Choice 900-1470 lbs. 25.50-
26.50, Including three loads
1470 lbs. with no 5 cutability at
25.50. Mixed Good and Choice
25.00-25.75. largely 25.00-25.50.
Good 23.75-25.00, and Standard
and Low Good 22.50-23.75.
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS
Prime 1100 lbs 26.00, equaling
the highest price since mid
June. Mixed High Choice and
Prime 950-1109 lbs. 25.00-25.50.
Choice 800-1025 lbs. 23.75-25.00.
Mixed Good and Choice 23.00-
24.00. Good 22 00-23.00, and
Standard and Low Good 20 00-
22.25.
COWS Utility and Com
mercial 17.50-19 50, High Yield
ing Commercial and Standaid
29 50-20 00, C.inner and Cutter
16 00-18 50.
BULLS Utility and Com
mercial 21 00-24 00
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VE4LERS Choice 38 50-
41 50, few 42 00 43 00 Good 35 -
50 39 00 Standard 32 50 36 50
Utihtv 28 50-32 00 Cull 26 00-
30 00,70-90 lb 24 00 27 00
COWS
August 31, 1966
Fresh cows sold fully ‘steady
as receipts totaled 153 cows,
1 bull, and 16 he.feis Fresh
Holsteins, 275-590, Guernseys,
150-225, other breeds, 150 375
Heifers, 95-140
HORSES
August 29, 1966
Horse receipts totaled 280
head and sold 'steady Riding
hores, 115-490. driving horses,
115-300; killers, 6-6% cents per
lb Pony mares, 25-65, geld
ings, 20-70 No mules offered
HOGS
August 39, 1966
Average prices ■trended $1
to $l5O lower as 887 head
sold Retail, 26-27 25; whole
sale (U S 1-3), 25 50-26; heavy
weights, 25-25 50 The 20shoats
offered brought $l7 to $l9
each
CALVES
August 29, 1966
Receipts totaled 116 head
and sold steady Choice and
Prime, 35-39 50, Good and Dow
Choice, 32-34 50, Standard,'3o
- 50, Common, 26-29 50
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Size of the i iom
Activities cai ,ed on in the
loom
■Length of time you want
caipet to wear
Family merobeis number
and age
Amount of money you can
spend
What you desue most
color, long life, luxuiy
Color of furnishings which
may influence yom choice
Majoi changes consideied in
life of caipet
Time and eneigy for caie
and maintenance
The “real” price of milk has
declined continuously over the
years As recently as 1958, for
instance, the “real” price was
seen minutes of work Since
1958, however, the retail price
of milk has increased less
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as a result, the “real” price has
declined
Dairy fanners set two new
production records in 1965
Fust, the number of cows in
the nation’s dairy herds declin
ed to an all-time low of 15Vz
million head Secondly, produc
tion per cow rose to al all
time high of more than 8,000
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