AS—Lancaster Faming, Saturday, July 19,1980
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JIM AK^
JULY 21-27, 1980
Shady for your lady
Hurricane season begins Jesse James robbed first tram July 21
1873 Full moon July 27 Average length of days for the week,
14 hours 42 minutes Dog Days now Cutan revolution
began July 26, 1953 Stars and Stripes o\er Guam again July 28
1944 Gold and love affairs are difficult to hide
to throw a piece of zinc flashing on the
hot coals once in a while There are preparations sold today that consist of
powdered zinc and salt for that purpose
Home Hints When storing furs in the summer lav a tallow candle in or
near them and there will be little danger of worms
OLD FARMER'S WEATHER FORECASTS
New England Week begins showerv and warm, then cloud) and
cooling dear and hot for weekend
Greater New York-New Jersey: Partly cloudy and cool, showers
south, most of week weekend is dear and warm
Middle Atlantic Coastal: Week starts hot with showers south and
rain north rainy and cool middle ot week through week's end
Piedmont & Southeast Coastal: Cool, cloudy, then rain east begin
ning through middle of week, weekend is sunny and hot
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Valley
Livestock
Valley Stockyards
Atfaens,Pa.
Monday, July 14 Sows 32.00-38.00; Boars to
Report supplied by auction 27.50; Pigs 10.00-33.00;
Reported receipts of 95 Heifers 46.00-53.50; Steers no
cows, 15 bulls, 303 calves, 19 top steers; Steers, feeder to
heifers, 1 steer, 97 hogs, 15 61.00; Bulls 48.00-58.75;
lambs, 21 steep. Cattle Cows, utility 46.00-48.00, Top
market reported easier, calf 49.75; Cows, fat 42.00-44.00;
market reported steady. Cows, medium 41.00-44.00;
Holstein Heifer Calves to Cows, poor or small 38.00-
187.50; Veal Calves to 97.00; 40.00; Horses 550.00-680.00;
Bobs, 90-110 lbs. 75.00-96.00; Pomes 25.00-150.00; Goats
14.00-36.00.
the OLD
Ask the Old Farmer: 1 have heard
that sprinkling a handful of rock salt
over the hot coals in a fireplace will
stop the buildup of carbon and
creosote in the cnimnev Does this
work 7 FB, Bradford, Pa
We ve heard this will work though we
haven t tried it Someone we trust used
Bobs, 80 and down lbs. 60.00-
68.50; Grassers & Feeders
45.00-90.00; Lambs 55.00-
60.00; Steep 22.00-29.00;
Hogs, 200-250 lbs. 38.00-46.50;
I
Compared to Tuesday’s
close Prime special fed veal
not well tested early;
however, generally steady
undertone indicated
Limited sales Good and
Choice boning veal, nor
theastern suppliers, 2.00
lower; mshipped generally
steady with Monday’s last
test. Compared to last week,
lamb and spring lambs
mostly steady to 3.00 higher.
Boneless beef 85 chem lean
6.00 to 7.00 lower than last
week’s bulk.
Prime (Special Fed)- 180-
240 lbs. few 160.00.
BONING TYPE
Good and Choice
Northeastern Suppliers:
65-75 lbs. 114.00-116.00, all
limited; 55-64 lbs. 112.00-
114.00, all 200 lower; 45-54
lbs. 110.00-112.00; 35-44 lbs.
108.00- 34 lbs. down
106.00-
Inshipped- 71-80 lbs.
118.00, all limited; 51-70 lbs
116.00, all generally steady
with Monday; CI-60 lbs.
114.00; 41-50 lbs. 112.00; 30-40
lbs. 110.00.
55-65 lbs 143.00-146.00,
mostly steady to 3.00 higher;
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MOUNT JOY, PA
PH: 717-653-1451
Livestock market
and auction news
East Coast
Carlot
Wednesday, July 16
B eport supplied by USDA
VEAL CARCASS
HIDE ON
45 Head
LAMB CARCASS
Choice & Prime 3-4
2 Loads
65-75 lbs 143 00-146.00.
SPRING LAMB CARCASS
Choice & Prime 3-4
8 Loads
55 lbs. down 143.00-146.00,
mostly steady to 3.00 higher;
55-65 lbs. 143.00-146.00.
BONELESS BEEF
Loads
90 pet chem lean, fresh
125.00 part load; 85 pet chem
lean, fresh 114 00-117.00, 6.00
to 700 lower, 75 pet chem
lean, fresh 96.00 weak.
CURED AND PROCESSED
MEATS
13 Loads
Skinned Hams: 16-20 lbs
76 00.
Semi-boneless Hams- 14-
17 lbs. 98.50.
Boneless Hams- 13-17 lbs.
122.00
No. 1 Sliced Bacon
Vacuum Pack, 1 lb pkg
99.00.
Franks, 70 Beef, 30 Pork 1
Lb. Pack: 87.00 firm.
Danville
Auction
Danville, Pa.
Monday, July 14
Report supplied by auction
STEERS; Good to Choice
65.00- Standard to Good
60.00-
BULLS: 55.10-63.25.
COWS: Good to Standard
45.00-46.50; Utility 41.00-
44.00.
CALVES- High to Choice
90.00- Good to Choice
70.00-
HOGS: 42.50-44.60.
SOWS: 35.0041.75.
BOARS: 30.00-33.75.
Lancaster pork picnic slated
LANCASTER
Lancaster County Pork
Producers Association will
hold its annual picnic at 6-30
p.m. next Saturday, July 26
at the West Lampeter Fair
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Grounds.
All area pork
are invited to the pig roast
and program of games
Bring a hot and cold dish and
eating utensils.
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Galena, MD
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301-928 3834
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