WumoiaUr Firming. Saturday, August 23. 1975 Leesport Livestock Lcetport, PA August 20,1V75 CATTLE 304. Supply in cluded 132 head feeder cattle. Compared with last Wednesday's market, slaughter steers steady to $1 higher. Slaughter cows steady to $1 lower. Few Choice slaughter steers 44.75-48.00, Good 39.25-45 85. Standard 32.25-40.25, UtiUty & Standard 25.00-31.25. Few Choice slaughter heifers 38.00- Good 31.00-36.75, few Standard 23.00-29.00. Utility & High Dressing Cutter slaughter cows 23.25- 25.25, one at 25.85, Cutters 20.50-23.10, Canners 16.00- 19.50, Shells down to 12.00. Good slaughter bullocks 28.00- Standard 23.00- 28.00. Yield Grade No. 1 1030- 1570 lbs. slaughter bulls 27.25-29.85. Few Choice 350- 750 lbs. feeder steers 29.50- 40.50, Good 300-800 lbs. 23.50- 28.50, Medium 360-750 lbs. 17.00- few Good 350-585 THE OLD • ICEBERG--Higher Elty 7 Sysso mostly m w sm£ COLO one lot 6.50. tk\ CAUF RO = 6S .n -sutflcie" l, . ,x«cr. AUG. 25-31, 1975 Will swop this day for one in Mat Mend your fences now . . . Xithan F Leopold (murderer of Bobby Franks) died Aug 29 1071 ... 1 a«t quarter of the moon Augr. 29 . . Tnrri nts of rain brol e the great Southwest drought A.ug. 31, 1932 . . Aierage I< ngth of davs for the week, 13 hours, 22 minutes . US. soldiers land in Japan Aug. 28, 194"> . 1 les must ha\e clothes but the truth goes naked. cause it wouldn’t fit in the boiler, we soit of balanced it on the top in the belief that ns it melted it uouhl settle and slide in. Well, it settled all right, hut it landed on top of a red-hot Kitchen stoic and ue have seen many a thunderstorm that was far less disturbing than the passage that immediately followed. OLD FARMER’S WEATHER FORECASTS New England: Mostly sunnv and much warmer all week, with a few light showers. Greater New .York-New Jersey: Clear and warm to start, then showers by midweek; fair and cooler latter part. Middle Atlantic Coastal: Hard thunderstorms by midweek in north, then becoming very hot and cloudv; ram in the west. Piedmont & Southeast Coastal: Generally hot and partly cloudy all week, with rain in the south at the beginning and mid week, and in the north on the weekend. Florida: Partly cloudv and still hot, with occasional rain in the south at the beginning and end of the week, and in the north midweek. Upstate & Western N.Y.-Toronfo 4 Montreal: Week begins clear and hot, then becomes cloudy and showery; clearing latter part. Greater Ohio Valley: Rain to start, becoming heavy by mid week; latter part clearing and hot, with heavy ram on the weekend. Deep South; Thunderstorms first part of week, somewhat heavy m east; rest of week generally clear and hot. Chicago & Southern Great Lakes: Thundershowers in the west at first, then mostly clear and very warm thereafter. Northern Great Plains-Great Lakes: Week begins with rain, then becomes clear and very warm in central; week ends with ram in west and east. Central Great Plains: Mostly showery all week m north, ram becoming heavy on weekend; sunny and hot m south and central, with scattered showers. Texas-Oklahoma: Continuously clear and hot in north through midweek, in south through latter part, then showers. Rocky Mountain: Showers begin the week in the north, con tinue through midweek, ram in west latter part, then sunny and w r arm on the weekend. Southwest Desert: Showery all week, heavy in the west mid week, and in the east latter part. Pacific Northwest: Generally mild, moderate ram through middle of week, becoming heavy in north by week’s end. California: Early week clear in the north, morning cloudiness in south; ram by weekend (All Kiuhts Hestrvc