er poultry Exchange
S still Dropping
i market (Mrs. Dorothy Miller), 1300
|0i ,ltry wGeor- IRW, 9-6, Daniel K. Good,
iarraan , g 175 L ot 3 sold with lot 2,
be u dro f a ncast- 1500 IRW, 9-6. 4. Mark Mer
p the ffP broiler key, 600 WV-Cap, 13-5, Carl
[change g. Risser, 25 5. 5. Lester
lined °£ urs day Weaver. 120 WV-Cap, 13-5,
r S heavy of- John N. Thomas, 25 2.
oAirds 6. Irvin B. Gingrich, 2500
fin 045 sold, WV, 9, Harry H. Weaver, Jr.,
I SALE. 16.6. 7 Allen E. Moyer, 2,-
P mg name 250 wv > 10 > starr Poultry,
average came 3> 8 M 2700 W V, 10 ,
1 64 - 02 , 5 , mar- Staar, 17 1. 9. Caleb K. Her
he shey, 1000 WV, 10, John E.
[ Hettinger, 18 6. 10. Robert I.
a va’s Th “f f or Good, 500 WV, 11, Rettmger
tttely went tor lg 3
l erxtS tnrxri 11- Andrew G. Miller, 400
heghcrn fowl, w Mts . P . CaP) 12-6, Roy E.
went for ir Ream> i 4-2. 12. Miller, 400
Pour lots, wun w Mts-C-Cap, Good) 2 5 9.
I brought 13 Francis Schultz, 7500 W
' „i„* D V, 9-2, V. F. Weaver, Inc.,
i the complete ? u SAME ALL 15.
jtion, with sei- gamuel G rubb, 900 WV, 9-3,
\ P 3ra fjl m College Hill Poultry, 16.6.
’T huver and 16. Grubb, 3200 WV, 9-3,
I s buy Col. Hill, 16. 17. SAME ALL.
WV-white 18. Eli N Manm, 4000 WV,
- white 9-2, VF, Weaver, Inc, 16.8.
mdian nv- 19- Raymond N. Miller
milieis C - (Ralph Zimmerman), 9975 I-
P cap’ettes, RW, 9-2, NO SALE, 16.9 bid.
f OW L 20- Same, 9925 WV, 9-6, Col.
& Gambrill Hill, 17.
r Jr), 6000 21, Same, 10,000 WV, 9-6,
SALE, 16 5 C. F. Manbeck, Inc, 17. 22.
& Bushong SAME ALL. 23 Miller (Chas.
;YS LEFT COME AND GET THEM!
$4 75 Calf meal 25 lb. $1.50
;r Fitting ration $3.70
$4 50 16 % Super A dairy $ 3 - 40
t 54 30 Special chop $3.35
$4 95 Horse feed $4 00
$4 25 Brom $2.95
it $3.80 Carbola sl-$1.70-$3 65
$8 50 Peat moss $4 00
$5.15 S'az dry $2 60
Dixie litter $2.40
$3 95 Roof paint $1 10-$2.60
Puces Subject to Change -
S CASH FEED STORE
Pike
Willis H. Weaver, Mgr.
Watch For It!
BIG
FIELD DAY
AUGUST 6th
Ph. Lane. EX 4-7715
INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER
Delmarva - Georgia
Geo. Closes
Stronger
Delmarva closed fully
steady with 740,800 head
selling Friday at 16-16 8.
Week’s total volume was 3,-
501,300 with range running
mostly 16-16.9.
Delmarva broiler-feed ra
tio for week ending July 17
was down to 3 4, with broil
ers averaging 16 85 and feed
at $99 54. This compares
with the year-ago ratio of 4 -
0 with 19 73 broilers and
feed just 31 cents higher.
Georgia closed higher,
with 1,327,000 head moving
Friday at 15-15 9, compared
with 14 5-15 9 range for
Thursday and 14 5-15 2 range
last weekend Week’s vol
ume totaled 10,117,000 head,
with estimated slaughter for
the weekend at 1.88 million.
Give Lancaster Farming
advertising a chance to work
D Nissley, 2000 WVC, 8-2,
NO SALE, 16 6 bid. 24 Mil
ler (Millard Chubb), 4500 JB
I’s, 9-2, H W. Longacre, Inc.
17.2. 25. Miller (Cincent Hoo
ver), 1000 WVC, 9-2, NO
SALE, 17 bid.
26. Miller (Cool Creek
Farm), 4000 WV, 9-6, Alien
Clark, Inc. 16 9. 27. Same,
3150 WV, 9-6, Roy E. Ream,
17. 28 Same. 1700 WV, 9-6,
Thomas, 17. 29. Same, 3500
WV, 9-6, NO SALE, 17 bid.
30. Miller (Joseph. Bushey),
9300 WV, 9-2, Good, 16 8
31. Same, 9700 WV, 9-2,
Good, 16.8 32. Miller (James
Vincent), 5000 IRW, 9-3, NO
SALE, 16 5 bid. 33. Miller
(Stephen Stoltzfus), 3200 W-
V, 9, Starr, 17.1 34. SAME
ALL 35. Miller (Robert Zieg
ler) 6000 WV, 9-3, NO SALE,
16 8 bid.
36 Same, 16 9 bid. 37. Miller
(John O. Moyer, Jr), 4300
WV 9-3, Header’s Poultry,
17. 38 Same, 5100 WV, 9-3,
Starr, 17 1 39. Same, NO
SALE, 16.7 bid. 40. Same,
16 8 bid.
41. J Robert Musser, 1600
WV, 10-2, Mellinger & Son,
18 6. 42 Paul Sdnsenig, 2200
WV, 10-2, Marvin Sweigart,
17. 43 Arthur Graybill, 1300
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, July 25, 1959 3
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, July 20th to Friday, July 24th
Tues. Wed. Thurs.
Mon.
OM. Fey.
Kywts 37
Med. 29
Pullets 20
P-wees 16
-38- 38
-30 31
21 -
-16 Vi 16 Vi
Ext. Fey.
Hwyts 42 -
Med. 32
Pullets 20
P-wees 161/2-
-21
Ext. Fey.
Ilywts 32 -33
Med. 26 Vz-
Pullets 19
Stds 28
Checks 24 -
-20
-29
Ext. Fancy
Hywts 39 -
Ext. Fey.
Hywts 33
Med. 29
Pullets 20
33V2- 331/a
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21 - 22 - 22 -
FRIDAY TREND—CIose clearance of fancy fresh eggs in
most quarters and prices fully sustained except on large
western browns. Particularly good trading in fancy Near
by’s.
Copyrighted 195 S By Urner-Barry Co.
L-F, 2 yrs, Koser, 11 4. 44. NO SALE, 16 7 bid 54 Same
Kmter & Grove (Melvin K. 4800 WV, 9, NO SALE, 16 6
Barge), 3500 WV, 9-6, Mel- bid 55 C. J. Hiestand, 1200
linger, 16 6 45 -Same, 3000 L-F-Y, Koser. 118.
WV, 9-6, Ream, 17 1. 55 M&B (Gool Creek), 1,-
46 Same, 2900 WV, 9-6, S 500 WV, 9-6, Risser, 17.6
E. Davis, 16.7. 47. Same, 4,-
900 WV, 9-6, Melhnger, 16 6.
48. Same, 4000 WV, 9-6,
Slarr, 16 7. 49. James High
(Christ Kauffman), 2000 WV,
9, NO SALE, 16 9 bid 50- D.
E. Horn (Clair E. Fitz), 6000
W Mts 916, CoI„Hill, 16.9.
51 Same, 5000 W Mts, 9-
6, Longacre, 17.2 52 SAME
ALL. 53 Walter Weibley
(Ernest Ober), 4700 WV, 9,
RESEARCH—Wiithmore conducts on extensive pro
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terms of more effective nutrition, unproved health
and greater productivity of the livestock that you
feed.
From this research comes the
NEW
HI-ENER-Gl6
LAYING MASH
7 x k°/o More Efficient
Than The Present Formulation
This new formula will lower feed cost by
about one cent per dozen because in
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dozen eggs.
“EGGS for HEALTH ”
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PARADISE, PA.
Ph. Strasburg OV 7-3931
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