20r—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 16,1967 Administrator Of Conservation Service Receives Award Donald A.' Williams, Admin istrator of the Soil' Conserva tion Service of the U S. Depart ment of Agriculture, who was named today as winner of the 1967 Rockefeler Public Serv ice Award in the field of Ad mi-ndstraltaion, sees his job as serving equally the rural and urban population The honor, made possible by funds granted) by John D Rock efeller 3rd, and administered by 'Princeton University as a national trust, recognizes his 31 years of Government career ■seivice with a tax-free cash award of $lO,OOO The presenta tions wall be made at a lunch- Prices Farmers Received Were Up In Nov. HARRISBURG Prices state farmers received were up one percent during November because of increased prices for fruit, milk and eggs, the Penn sylvania Crop Reporting Service says Apples were up 26 cents a bushel, milk up a fraction of a cent a quart (5 cents per 46 ¥2 quaits), and eggs up 3 cents a dozen Most other items were down or unchanged from October Hogs at $lB 30 a hundredweight were off $1 while slaughter cows dropped $1 30 to Sl5 30 Steers and heifers were down 60 cents, calves down 40 cents, and lambs down 20 cents Gram prices, with the excep tion of corn remained steady. Wheat and oats were unchanged at $127 and 78 cents a bushel, while barley and rye were up a penny to 98 cents and $l. Com, at $ll2 a bushel, was 15 cents lower than in October and 38 cents less than in November of last year The November corn price was the lowest in six years In comparison with prices re ceived a year ago, -eggs are down 12 cents a dozen, apples up 6 cents a bushel, potatoes down 75 cents a hundredweight broilers down one-half cent a pound, hogs down $2 80 a hun dredweight, and steers and heif ers up 60 cents a hundred- weight. Increasing prices for fruit milk and eggs more than offset declining prices for most other commodities, nudging the Nov ember index of prices received by farmers up two points (one percent), according to the Penn sylvania Crop Reporting Ser vice. Of the major commodity groups in the index, the largest drop was recorded by the meat animal segment, which was down 5 percent from the pre vious month. The index of prices received for livestock and livestock pro ducts gained two points as a re sult of slightly higher milk, egg and broiler pi ices All other livestock items were either down or unchanged Hogs, at $lB 30, were off a dollar from the previous month while slaughter cows dropped $l3O to $l5 30 Steers and heifers at $24 20 declined 60 cents, cal ves, at $3l 80 were off 40 cents, and lambs dropped 20 cents to $2140 The current milk puce at $6 05 pei cwt was 5 cents above the previous month with the exception of corn which dropped sharply Grain prices were steady Wheat and oats were unchanged at SI 27 and $7B i espectu ely, while barley and lye were up a penny at S9B and SI 08 respectively Coin, at $ll2 was 15 cents low er than the previous month, 38 cents less than a year ago and the lowest since November 1961. eon in Washington on Dec 6. 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