Poultry Market Reports
Eastern Pa. and N. J.
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Vintage
Feeder Sale
November 6. I'llO
562 head of tattle and cilvc*
wcie lectAod a‘ Hie Vn.att
Sales Stable-, Feeder Auaton
Sale Frida j
This compa.cd wth 370 two
weeks ago
300-550 pouna unoice \ncus
and Hereford, 32 00-35 50 Choice
Charolais, 37 00-38 50, Choice.
33 50-34 50, Good. 3125 33 25, a
few Charolais, 35 50, Medium
and Good, 30.50-32 75. few Hol
steins, 20 50-26 85.
550-749 pound Choice year
lings, 31.00-32 50; six-head —lot,
625 pounds, 32 50; Good yeai
lings. 27.25 - 29.75; Charolais,
30.85-3150; Yearlings grading
Plain and Medium, 23 50-28 50;
Holsteins, 23 75-25.50
750-049 pound Choice Hereford
and Angus feeders, 30 00- 30 75,
20 head 775 pound Heiefoids,
30 75; Good and Choice, 28 00-
29.50; Good feeders, 26.75-28 00,
Medium and Medium-to-Good,
24.25-27.75; Holsteins. 22 75-25 50
950-1070 pound Choice Angus
lot of 20, 1005 pounds, 29 00, 975
pound Good Angus, 26 25
300-550 pound stock bulls,
27 00-29.75, Angus and Chai olais,
30 75-35.00; Plain bulls, 20 25-
22 00.
Bulls 550-750 pounds, 26 50-
2810; several Chaiolais, SOSO
-32 25; Plain, 20.75-25 50
750-950 pound feeder bulls,
21 00-28.10; one at 30 50, 1070
pound Hereford, 20 50
Heifers—27s-720 pounds Good
and Choice calves and yeailmgs,
24 00-27 75.
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FUTURES TRADING
(Closing bids as of Thursday, Nov 12, 1970)
November
December
January ’7l
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
October
November
December
Trend Cattle aie steads, Hogs are steady, Potatoes aie
weaker, and Eggs are stiongei.
a-asked
Markets provided by Commodity Dept., Reynolds k Company
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Lancaster
Feeder Sale
Some 1 276 head oi stoa ei md
itedt l catt’e and calves vvei,. ,old
at the Lancastei Siockjaids
Feeclei Auction Sale Fi iday
This compaies with 1 175 two
weeks ago
650 825 pound Choice Angus
yearlings sold 29 75 31 50, an out
standing load of 958 pound Fancy
Hereford yeai lings, 29 25, 450-
725 pound Good to Choice calves
and shot yearlings, 30 50-
32 50, Charolais crossbi eds,
34.25
Medium and Good light steers,
scaling up to 750 pounds, 27 25-
29 75
Over 800 pounds Good and
Choice, 26 85-27 75, Medium and
Good, 25 35-27 75; Plain and
Medium, 23 75-26 50, plain Hol
steins, 22 75-24 75
900-1140 pounds Plain to Good,
22 75-25 75 Heavy steers weie
sharply discounted toward the
end of the sale
Calves and yeailmgs, mostly
24 50-29 50, some mixed steel s,
31 10-31 50
Older bulls and heavyweights,
22 00-24 50
Try A Ciossified Ad
Chicago Chicago
Cattle Hogs
28.25
16.70
18.60 17.45
29.35 18.42 2.84
20.85
29.87
21.65
29.57 21.75
21.35
29.45
29.15
b bid nnoniinal
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Novemboi 6, 1910
It Pays!
New York Chicago
Maine Fresh Egg»
Potatoes
37.25
39.75
37.70
36.20
2.62
3.33
2.59
jman
Fogclsvillc
N'mnnbcr 10, 1070
(PIKCS )>.l 1(1 (lock unfits (Tills
|um pound, e\u-pl wheie noted )
liens, He.iw T\pe 5 17. most
1\ 712 Pullets l. r >'.-2(i'.. M
22 2(i Ho.istei s II 21, inoslh 22
21 Ducks 10 35. moslh 20'.•
25*j. I)i.ikes 10 40. mosll.\ 27
40 H.ibbils 21 20 moslh 20 27
(•iiiiums C 5 7()'j. moslh 70 70'j
Piyeons (Pei I,m ) 00 220
mosllv 00 125
Tot.il Coops Sold 014
New York Egg?
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Green Dragon
Dairy Cattle
The Gieen Dragon market le
ported receipts of 150 head of
better quality cattle Fuday, No
vembei 6, well attended, puces
higher
Consignments included
Load of Canadian cows One
top Selling Rockman, 3 years old,
$B6O 00, Fresh, 485 00-610 00,
Spungers, 450 00 - 615 00, Fust
Calf Heifers, 450 00-510 00
Load of Canadian and Wiscon
sin cows fiesh, 450 00 630 00,
spnngeis, 435 00 580 00
Load of fresh Wisconsin cows.
480 00-615 00
Load of Canadian cows fresh,
515 00-630 00, spungeis, t 25 00-
610 00
Held of 15 Bedfoid County
cows springers, 380 00 400 00,
fiesh and milkers, 267 50-357 50
Held of 14 local cows spring
ers, 350 00 455 00, milkers,
270 00-380 00
Local cows fiesh, 525 00-
700 00, spnngei s, 325 03-425 00,
\ellow cows, 310 00 and 350 00
Bied heifers, 285 00-425 00
New Holland
Dairy Cattle
Wednesday, November 11
88 Dairy Cows, 4 Heifers
Maiket steady with last week
Load of Canadian cows, fiesh,
435 545
Two loads of Veimont cows,
fiesh, 455-545 spnngeis, 500-585
Two loads New Yoik State
cows fiesh, 410-610, spungeis
490 590
Local consigned cows, mostly
iiesh. 345 445
Heifeis, 295-400
New Holland
Horse Auction
Monday, November 9
259 Horses
Maiket steady with last week
Ruling hoises 75-215 a tew
bettei hoises, 225 430
Dining hoises 85 350 yoik
hones 125 175 each
ila'e ponies 10-40 gelding
pomes, 10-25 laigei pomes 35
50, coLs, 4-10, killeis, 4 6 cents
a pound
Lancfistrr Ffimnnu. Saturday. Xmi-mbur M. 1!)70
Weekly UEP Egg Market
luesd.ij, Novemberlo, Itilft ,nul TlunsiU>, November 12,19*0
ItOßton
Noithc.ist
Noilhu est
t oim.ii West
hold Invest
Midwest
SonllitMst
.ViUoiul \\ci.ue
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
FiomMond.iv Novcmhoi 9th to I'niUiv Nov.mhoi 13th
WHITT
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BROWV
Fc\ L.u ge
Mediums
Pullets
Peewees
Stand aids
Checks
Tone Oveiall demand for Laige white still a bit megular
but geneially bettei Mediums and Pullets still in balance
Lanchester Pony Club
One Day Event Results
The Lanchester Pony Club
One Day Event, postponed one
week because of predictions for
bad weather on October 31, was
held on Saturday, Nov 7, a per
fect autumn day at the Pony
Club Headquarters overlooking
the Susquehanna River near
Drumoi e.
Fifty-one junior ridei com
peted from seven Pony Clubs
Rose Tree, Pickering, Brandy
wine, Radnor, Fair Hill, Middle
town, and Lanchester.
Judges were Mr and Mis
Kirke Bryant, Miss Laune Mac-
Bean, Mr. William Murray, Mis
Josiah Marvel, and Miss Bevei ly
Miller Results weie -
D-2 Teams 1 Rose Tiee
Pony Club Robin Beplei, Lama
DeCoiso, Kathy Catov, Eliza
beth Beatty, Ann Raack stable
manager; 2 Rose Tiee Pony
Club Linda Millei, Sandy
Amis, Mim Nelson, Lauue
King, Tammy Hurst, stable
managei, 3. Pickenng Pony
Club Laurie Dewees, Sandy
Dewees, Hilary Fraley, Eliza
beth Chapman, Bevei ly Cath
cart, stable managei, 4 Lan
chester Pony Club Rick Ran
kin, Mameen Little, Geoigo
Young, Vicki Lynn Aimstiong,
Hazel Lowe, stable manager
D-l Individual 1 Lisa Kolb,
Lanchester, 2 Charlotte Smith,
Biandywme, 3 Kaien Willis
Delawaie, 4 Douglas Gibson,
Lanchester
D 2 Individual 1 Susan
Hume, Biandywme, 2 Kathy
Hume, Brandywine, 3 Joanne
Euckson, Radnoi, 4 Kathy Wil
liams, Pickenng
C 1 Individual 1 Debbie
Malm, Delawaie, 2 Linda De
wees, Pickenng 3 Peggy Fei
guson, Pickenng, 4 Judj Enck
son, Radnor.
C-2 Individual 1 Maiy
Beth Little. Lanchestei 2 Pixie
Wateis, Lanchestei, 3 Nancy
Henkel, Lanchestei, 4 Patti
Yamall, Lanchestei
B Individual 1 Ralph Hill
Lanchester, 2 Wilson Gioves
Middletown
Diessage and Wnllen Test
D-l 1 Mai> Cappv Lan
chestei, 2 Liz Fannei, Lan
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Chester; 3 Kathenne Read, Lan
chester.
D-2 1. Robin Bepler, Rose
Tree; 2. Kathy Hume, Brandy
wine; 3. Susan Hume, Brandy
wine; 4. Sandy Anus, Rose Ti ee.
C-l 1 Sally Lane, Lart
chester; 2. Kathy Myers, Lan
chester; 3 Becky Eavenson,
Rose Tree, 4 Laurie Dewees,
Pickering
C-2 1 Nancy Henkel, Lan
chester; 2 Mary Beth Little,
Lanchester, 3 Patti Hassler,
Lanchester, 4 Pixie Wateis,
Lanchester.
B 1. Ralph Hill, Lanches
tei, 2 Wilson Groves. Middle
town.
Ag Waste Conference
Set for Pa. Nov. 17-18
Legislative and legal aspects
oi pollution pioblems will be
discussed by legislate!s and gov
ernment officials at the Pennsjl
\aina Confeience on Agucul
tmal Waste Management Nov.
17-18
The confeience is sponsoied
b\ the Penns\lvania Depait
ment of Agiicultuie in coopeia
tion with the Pennsylvania
Slate Univeisitv College of Agn
cnltiue Sessions will be held
at the Penn Hams Motoi Inn
at Camp Hill
Deielopment and admmistia
tion oi laws and legulations
pci taming to pollution will be
the topic oi a panel discussion
scheduled foi 330 p m Tues
day Noi 17
Fne membeis of the State
Legislating will paitieipate m
a panel discussion scheduled for
10 30 a m 'Wednesday Nov 18.
The topic will be. Legislative
Views on \gncuLiual Waste
Management Panelists will be
Senatoi s D Ehnei Hawbaker
and Cla'ence F Manbeck and
Repiesenla ues W Biadv Het
uck FianMin L Kan and Ben
iamin J Remo’ds The panel
modciatoi will be Wilnam Tip
ton oi the Penn-A h ania State
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