Control measures used against
the chicken mite are not effective
against the northern fowl mite.
Prompt veterinary diagnosis can
determine which type of mite is
infecting a flock and prescribe
the most effective tieatment be
fore losses occur.
Lookin
For
Results'
Try WIBtTHMORE
HI ■ ENER - G 16
Here’s what it will give you
• Greater returns over feed cost
• Good performance in any
climate, in pens or cages
• Labor savings easy to feed
a complete ration
Why not try it and check the re
sults for yourself’
Hiestand, Inc.
Marietta
Ph. HAzel 6-9301
Leßoy M. Sensenig
Hinkletowa
Ph. Ephrata REpublic 3-2009
Oem E. Hoober
Intercourse
Ph. SOuthfield 8-3431
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POULTRY ■ SWINE - LIVESTOCK
Modern Bulk Delivery
It’s Here!!
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Wednesday New York Egg Market
Extra Fancy Heavyweights 54
Mediums 38
Pullets 26 Vz
Peewees 20 -21
Nearby Browns
Extra Fancy Heavyweights 54
Mediums . 37V 2 38
Pullets 30 y 2
Peewees 20 -21
Midwestern Mixed
Fancy Heavyweights . . 51 Vz
Mediums 35V 2 -36
Standards . . 37 -38y 2
Checks . 30-31
Pullets, 35# . 26%
Pullets, others . 22 -25
NEW YORK, Oct 2 Market firm with all grades clearing
well including Mid West and Western. Light offerings of Midwest
eggs is the principle strengthening factor.
Weekly Egg Price Review
NBY WHITE Sept. 26 Sept. 27 Sept. 30 Oct. 1
Ex Fey Hywts 50 50 50 52
Mediums . 34 34 36 36 V 2
Pullets 25 y 2 25 Vz 25'. 25%
Peewees 20 20 20 20
NBY BROWN
Ex Fey Hywts 50 50 50 52
Mediums 34% 34y 2 37 37
Pullets 30% 30% 30% 30%
Peewess 20 20 20 20
PHILADELPHIA OCT 2
Market unsettled Receipts mod
erate on all vlasses Demand fair
with major interest centered on
fancy quality eaponettes and pul
lets which were adequate Sales
m most instances confined to fill
in purchases Heavy hens sold in
a range of 15-18 mostly to dress
ers at 15
Few caponetted broilers sold
at 23-24 cents Caponettes 5 lb
and over white rocks 28 32 Fan
quality red caponettes 21 but not
clearing
Wholesale selling prices No 1
and fancy quality Broilers and
fryers heavy type 3-4 lb 18-23
Pullets 4% lb and over 30-33
Hens heavy type 15-18 light type
10-13 Old roosters 10-11 Ducks
muscovy 20-25 Pekins 28 Turk
eys Young hens 30-36 Young
Toms 22-24.
A cattle brucellosis-free nation
by 1960 is the goal of the Nation
al Brucellosis Committee Brucel
losis in swine and sheep is next
BUR^
QUALITY FEEDS
“You Can Depend on”
Saves
Extra Dollars
STOCK - CARD!!
500 Grain (Terramycin) per ton for the CONTROL
and PREVENTION of Shipping Fever.
LIVE POULTRY
,C- CO U
FOR
By Urner-Barry
Nearby Whites
PHILADELPHIA EGGS
(BY USDA)
PHILADELPHIA, OCT 2
Market firm Prices as much as
2Vi cents higher Supplies of
grade A large only about ade
quate for a fair to god demand
Medium, while in model ate to
liberal supply, weie clearing
much better with less accumula
tion reported Quality becoming
a factor in many quarters Giade
B’s while in limited demand
were fully ample
Prices to retailers in cartons
(cents per doz )
Consumers Grades cUc Y
Grade A & US grade A large
whites 62-65, mostly 62VV-64;
browns 62-65, mostly 62-64.
Grade A & US grade A med
ium, whites 43 l i-50%, mostly
45U-48U, brown 43-50, mostly
45-48
Grade B & US grade B large
whites 55%-59, mostly 56 58,
brown 55V2-59, mostly 56-58
Receipts Oct. 1 3,300 CS
Quarryville
New Holland
Prompt and Courteous
Delivery
in Bags
For Steer Feeders
PROCESSED POULTRY
PHILADELPHIA, OCT 2
Processed poultry, ready-to-cook
(ice packed) young chickens -
unsettled, offerings while not ex
cessive far exceeded a light and
delatively dull demand
Prices paid delivered ware
house, Philadelphia (cents per
lb)
Giade A & U S Grade A, 2-3
lb 28V. 32%, mostly 28'1- 29%
Hens ready-tc cook (icepack
ed) Mai ket steady and unchang
ed Offerings ample for a fair de
mand
Puces paid delivered ware
house, Philadelphia (cents pm
lb )
Grade A & U S Grade A 4-5'V
lb 29 1 .-32
Receipts Oct 1, included other
than turkeys Md 34 000, Del
78,000, N C 35,000 lbs
The incidence of mastitis
seems to be higher in some cow
families than ethers, vetennaiy
authorities report
$ 1500 STARTED £
£ VANTRESS CROSS $
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Why the New D-14...
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OUTPLOWS other 3-plow troctors-
• POWER DIRECTOR lets you shift between high
and low range on-the-go (choice of 8 speeds ahead)
adjust plowing power and speed quickly and easily
to changing field conditions.
• TRACTION BOOSTER system automatically in
• creases traction, as needed ... controls wheel slippage
and saves fuel . . . keeps work moving.
• Fully enclosed hydraulic system has one lever to lift
and lower plow . . . another lever to select range for
TRACTION BOOSTER system.
• POWER-CRATER engine with advanced combus
tion chamber design develops full 3-plow power at 1650
rpm . . . gives peak performance on regular gasoline.
• Easy-ride seat smooths out bumps ... reduces fatigue
. . . increases operator’s work capacity.
It all adds up to moie acres plowed per day ... in an
easier way.
Power Crater »nd Traction Booster »r« Allis-Chidmera tr»dem*rlcs
ALLIS-CHALMERS. <H>
SALES AND SERVICE
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.
Mann & Grumelli Farm Serv.
Quarryville, Pa.
N. G. Myers & Son
Rheems, Pa.
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Lancaster Farming, Friday, Oct. 4, 1957
REPROCESSED WOOL
Some fall garments may be
labeled “reprocessed wool ” Ber
nice Tharp, Penn State exten
sion clothing specialist, says the
wool fabacs have been woven or
fitted but because of enors in
weaving or through use of cut
tings of a new fabuc, the fabrics
are unraveled, reduced to fiber,
then spun and icwoven
Cope Sc Weaver
. ' : ' WILLOW St. ,
PV; . Lane. EX 3-2824
Snavelys Farm Service
New Holland, Pa.
Nissley Farm Service
Washington Boro, Pa.
R. S. Weaver
Stevens, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa.
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