poultry Exch. jlers Steady At 18.22 was light on the baker Bros, 1000 SXP, 17.2, poultry Exchange Linn Poultry, 30 9. with only 36,335 11. Earl Sanders, 750 WV, head offered be- 750 WV, 96, Roy E Ream, CO’''’ 18 0; 12. (Glenn B. Gocktey), ices ranged from 3700 WV, 9, NO SALE 16 0 let an average of bid, 13 Jonas S. Stoltzfus, « 6 ’le foi the S top 800 L-F-Y, Carl B Risser, 8, IO y 9; 14. Clinton F Rohrer, 800 fas l ' l. , . nv} WV, 9-2, Carl B' Risser, 19; 1 , pas and pri- lg j Robert Musser) 350 0 0O wv > 10 ' 2 ’ NO SALE > 168 lots °i o° n q bid 30 2 to„Jy ». . Miller & Bushong, (Paul , ts of capettes with Sealover), 3500 WVC, 9-2, Jad xanged from 23.4 Header’s Poultry, 17.4; 17. Same, 5500 WV, 9-2, Mead ' „ fowl, 1,975 head er’s Poultry, 17 0, 18. (Lester ints ranged from 8 3 Weaver), 6800 WV, 9-2 NO SALE, 16 9; 19 (Paul Stutz „mrf is the complete man), 3000 WV, 9-2, With- L 17 sale by lot, drawn; 20 Same, 300 WV, lif,r giower in paren- 9-2, NO SALE. 16 bid. amount and breed, 21. Same, 3000 WV, 9-2, NO and days, buy- SALE, 16 bid; 22. Same, 2.- ® rtCH . 000 WV, 9-2, Withdrawn, 23 WIDE: W t V - white (Frank Bradley), 950 WV-P -, L-F-Y - leghorn Cap, 13, Carl B. Risser, 27; ,'riings; SXP - silver 24 Same, 950 WC-CCap, 13, allots, C - cockrels; P W. C Mellinger & Son, 30; . nap - capettes. 25. J J. Hess 11, (John Peif- Lon H. Shenk, 700 er) 2000 WV, 10, Roy E. s John E. Rettinger, Ream, 19.1; 9 Raymond N. Miller 26. Kreamer Feed Store, Zimmerman), 3600 W- (Max Wilson), 1400 WV-Cap, (leader’s Poultry 17 0; 13-2, NO SALE, 20 bid; 27. or d Winters, 3000 WV, James R. Landis, 300 L-F, 1- SALE, 17.0 bid; 4. Ar- yr, Victor Koser Co., Inc., ro ff 500 L-F-Y, Carl 86; 28 N. Parke Miller, 430 ,h, 90; 5. Harvey M. WV-P-Cap, 14-2, Roy E. man. 6000 WV, 9=6, Ream, 26.4; 29. Same, 430 W B Good, 19.1; V-C-Cap, 14.2, Victor F. Wea * 2500 WV, 9-6, John V er, Inc., 30 3; 30. Earle nits, 19-2; 7. Same, Jones, 375 L-F-Y, Carl B. 17, 96, Roy E. Ream, Risser, 8.5. Irvin B. Gingrich, 1,- [P, 17, Linn Poultry, Same, 1100 SXP, 17 Lancaster Fanning advertis foultry, 30.6; 10. Bru- ing brings results. -■! The residence of Abram Horst. Contractor, IS Weaver Avenue, New Holland Built with Holland Stone Pais new home represents the ultimate in th® •ecmty card dignity of Holland Stone. Hoi- Stone is offered in a variey of colors, for l Qndsome exterior and interior walls of resi- Hew Holland Concrete Products New Holland, Pa. Delmarva - Georgia DelMarVa Trading Light Delmarva closed Friday with 693,200' head at 15.70- 17 50. Est slaughter for the weekend 542,900. Delmarva opened the wk. at 16 60-18 with the trading light Most of the movement was at prices to be determin ed later. Demand was only fair to ward the close of the market with processors hesitant at present prices. Delmarva broiler-te-'d. ra tio for the week ending Sept 11 was 3 6 compared to 3 4 of one week earlier Broiler average was 16 87, Mash was $94 62 per ton. Georgia closed with 1,854,- 000 head at 14 50-16 Est. slaughter was 1,951,000 Livestock men can pro tect their animals from in jury by removing hazards, says Thomas King, Penn State extension livestock sp ecialist. Conditions to cor rect include high door sills, cfeep gutters low fences, Rxt. Fey. horns on cattle, protruding Ilywts 43 1 /2-44 I /a 44Va nails, . and small pieces of Med 2816-29 29 - metal which get into feed. Pullets im . l7 17 . De l ays are costly in hay making. Burton Horne, Penn FRIDAY TREND—Market continues to clear very State extension agricultural c i oS ely on all grades with large whites still short of the engineer, reports that in re- , cent tests more than one third of the mower stops re sulted from poor and improp- p atron i ze Lancaster Farm er driving techniques—not . ‘ Advertisers faulty equipment mg Advertisers. 55 White Rock Chicks - Brooms $1 55 Brooms Peat Moss 4Vfc cu ft. $2 95 7 cu. ft. $4.00 Altman’s Dog Food 25 lbs. $2.23 Sturdy Dog Meal . 25 lbs. $2.35 Rabbit Pellets 100 lbs. $5.25 B. Starter Mash $4.40 B. Grower $4 20 Fine Chick $5 05 Special chop for sheers - hogs - sheep & growing heifers only $3.35 Prices subject to change ALTMAN’S CASH FEED STORE 947 Harrisburg Pike Ph. Lane, EX 4-7715 Wjllis H. Weaver, Mgr. dences, churches, schools and other buildings. More and more people are using Holland Stone lor their homes! See it on display to day ! Lancaster Farming, Saturday. September 19. 1959—3 Weekly New York Egg Mkt. From Monday, September 14th to Friday; September 18LU Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fn. Nearby Whites f'xt. Fey. Hywts 49 - Med. 30 - Pullets 17 P-wees 12 -13 Fxt. Fey. P-wees 12 -13 Med. 2 9 - Pullets 17 Vi- Ilywts 49 - Kxt Fey. Ilywts Med. Pullets Stds. Checks 411/2-421/2 421/2- 271/2-28V2 281/2- 29 -301/2 301/2- 151/--16 16 - 16 -161/2 161/2-17 241/2-26V2 26V2-28 28 -28i/ 3 29i/>- 181/2- 181/2-191/2 191/2- 191/2 20 Midwestern Browns Ext. Fancy Hywts 43V2-441/2 441/- 1 week old -17 c each $1.65 Brooms $1.75 Horse Feed 16% Dairy $3 50 Fitting Ration $3.75 Calf Feed 25 lbs. $1.50 Altman’s Mi'k Re- placer 25 lbs. $3.95 20% OF. Hog Feed $4 35 Bluebird All Mash $4.00 20% Quality Mash $4.25 Bamboo lawn rakes $1.95 EL 4-2114 50 31 17 14 49 30 - 17 - 13 - Nearbv Browns 14 - 31 - 13 - 29 - 171/2- 49 171/2- 50 Midwestern Mixed Midwestern Whites 45 30 17 Copyrighted 1958 By Urnot-Borry Co. Give Lancaster Farming advertising a chance to work for you, $4.10 CHAMPION 2 YEARS IN A ROW! Ist PLACE IN 1959 CANADIAN CENTRAL RANDOM TEST Ist QUARTILE IN 1959 MISSOURI RANDOM TEST This year, as last year, the persis ent Shaver Starcross 288 takes top honours as outright champion at the 1959 Canadian Central Ran dom Test Another repeat performance was our first Quarti e entry at the 1959 Missouri Random Test In both Random Tests the Shaver Starcross 288 com peted against leading fron chised layers from the Unit ed Slates. Starcross 288 is the result of Shaver Research and Testi ng, the size, scope and qual i y of which can be equal ed by few competitors anywhere in the wor d. For full information and ill ustrated booklet on this top Leghorn Layer, call your Shaver franchise Hatchery or write direct to n -j SHAVER Greider g Leghorn Farm,lnc. jr 51 32 20 1 4 50 -32 32 -17V2 18 14 1-1 31 18 50 14 32 20 51 -431/2 45 45i/i- 451/2- 47 -31 31 - 32 -nvz 171/2-18 20 SIMPLICITY Garden Tractors Sndvely's Farm Service NEW HOLLAND EL 4-221* The Shaver Starcross 288 MOUNT JOY R. 1, PA. 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