oultry Center es Highest Since 1959 brought the high- thesis, number and breed, In over a year at age in weeks and days, buy :aster Poultry Center’ er and price, c, but few growers Code; wV-White Vantress, 1 ay- p.pujiets, C. Cockerels, SXP •nly 36,100 birds . Silver Cross Pullets, the 20 to 21.1 j MiUer & Bushong, Inc. .. , (Earl Newcomer) 800 WVP, ‘St time broilers 9> Carl B. Eisser, 20.3; 2 1 hlg i\ er P rl „ ce 7 as M&B (Lowell Landis), 3100 iber 31, 1959 when W V, 9, Crown Poultry 20.2; •ds sold for an av- 3. m&B (Samuel Z. Stolt:- 20.6. Prior to that fus), 17C0WV, ' 9-2, W. C. auction had been Mellinger Zt Son. 20 0; 4. wo weeks. , same, 4900 WV, 9-2, Crown ;wice in 1960 did Poultry, 20 0; 5. A. J. Bal average go alcove twenty shi (Wm. C. Arborgast. 4000 its On February 25 buy- WV, 8-6, Starr Poultry, 20.0; took 66,820 head for an 6. D. E. Horn &- Co. (Jas. rage of 20.26 and the Reachard), 3500 WV, 9, Dan owing week, March 3, a iel K Good 20 4; 7. Garden il of 107,125 birds sold / Spot Broilers (Jno. L. Herr,), an average of 20 cents. 1000 WVC, 14-2, Marvin >nly 15 lots of birds in- Sweigart, 23.1; 8. Same, 600 ling a total of 39.0C0 WVP, 14-2, Roy E. Ream, d were offered at Thurs- 24.9; 9. Harold Brubaker 's sale. One lot of 900 900 SXP, 16, NO SALE, 26.- er cross pullets was not 6 bid;' 10. Stephen Stoltzfus, lat the 26.6 bid. " 3300 WV, 9-1, Starr Poultry, i addition to the broilers, 20 2; lot of 600 pullets made 11. Aaron Shanjc, 4500 WV i one lot of cockerel 10, John N. Thomas, 21.1; iters made 23 1, and one 12. Saline 5800 WV, 10, Roy of straight run roasters E. Reairi, 20.6; 13. Lester S. for 25.8. ' Wenger, 400 WV, 14, Hoy he complete "February 16 K. Ream, 25 81 14. M&B, follows with lot num- (Daniel Ebersole) 1200 WVX ; seller, grower in paren- 9, Daniel'K. Good, 20.0;, 15. tiiiaiiiiiaaaiafiviiiHmaiaiHßiiinniß^ [&ocl • • ♦ HAY-STRAW-EAR CORN | . Buy Now and Save! ! More and mom iarmer* are'-baying. boat -us tot £ bettor value and aS around ■gtirfacQon. J, ■ Delivered any quantity S Phone Strcaburg OV' 7-3211 BENSHADE TURKEY FARM PARADISE, PA. !»■■■■■■—■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■a ■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ BUSHEL SPREADER... * «<W* <^*(J ' with a LASTING difference ip high the loads and spread ’em fast with the v Allis-Chalmers 95-bushel, ground-drive spread- It’s made to last in places where spreaders usually ;ar out first. Special add-resistant steel is used wherever dam ' might occur. Steel pintle drive chain comes as ilar equipment. Treated tongue-in-groove lumber a bridge-type frame resists warp and rot, stays ;ht for longer- life. Heavy-duty axle carries heavy >ds without twisting or bending on rough or frozen Ids. - Come in today to see how this new Allis-Chalmers eader will last and last...for you. obouf the 4lHs~Chalmers plan to finance /mt purchott at form •qufpmtnf. A SAUS AND SERVICE & Grumelli Farm Serv. R. S. Weaver Quarryville. Pa. Brubaker y itz. Pa. G. Myers & Son L. H. Brubaker Rkeem*. Pa. Suavely ’s Farm Service v Stevens, Pa. Nissley Farm Service Washington Boro. Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Delmarva - Georgia Offerings Up, Clear Readily Live offerings increased and-cleared readily at slight ly lower averages during the 24 hour period ending at 10:30 Friday morning. Delmarva reported prices of 18 to 20 on 809,800 head at rfarms during the period. Estimated slaughter by Eastern Shore processors for the week end was 659,000 head compared with the 582- 000 head last week end. The Delmarva broiler-feed ratio for the week ending February 10 was up two points from the previous week at 4.2. Broilers aver aged 19.29 per pound and mash cost $91.90 per ton The ratio compares to 3.8 six months ago and 3.9 for the comparable week a year Fluid Milk Production Up Fcy Slighfly Higher Hywts Reports indicate the pro duction of fluid milk trend- ullets ed seasonally higher in Pen- tSds. nsylvan a and most of the Checks north. Throughout New York and New England production TREND—Buyers a bit nervous but market generally was mostly unchanged and well cleared with an unsatisfied demand for pullets and (Turn to page -) medium in most quarters. Copyrighted 1960 By Urner-Barry Co. Stephen Stoltzfus, 3300 WV, 9-1, W. C. Mellinger &,Soa, 20.5-. J. C. Ehrlich Chemical Co., Inc. 736 S. Chestnut St. LANCASTER ORDER NOW FOR Pre-Season Discounts WIRTHMORE CHICK STARTER Book Chick Starter Now For Later Delivery To Protect Your Price And Discounts! Wirthmore Starter provides • Extra nutrition for High liveability and fast growth ■* High level disease control built-in • Available in mash or crumbles @)IRTfIWOR€ LeROY M. SENSENIG HINKLETOWN Ph. Ephrorta BE 3-2009 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 18. 1961—3 Weekly New York Egg Mkt. From Monday, February 13th to Friday, February 17 th Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Ex. Fey. Hywts Fey Hywts Fey Med. No. 1 Med. Pullets Peewees Ex. Fey. Hywts Fey Hywts Fey. Med. 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