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LIVE POULTRY
PHILADELPHIA, OCT 16
Market unsettled. Offerings and
receipts moderate but generally
excessive for an irregular and
highly selective buying interest.
Wholesale seling prices No. 1
and fancy quality. Broilers and
fryers heavy type 3-4 lb. 20-22.
Roasters 25-27. Pullets iVz lb and
over 27-30. liens heavy type 15-22
light type 10-16. Ducks Muscovy
26-28 Pekin 29-30. Turkeys Y.
Hens 33-35 Y. Toms 20-23.
Motorists are asked not to take
New England evergreens out o£
the quarantined areas and Christ
mas tree shippers are urged to
secure certification of trees and
greens at loading points.
We Now Offer a
Complete Beef
Feeding Program
• WiRTHMORE 32%
BEEF CONCENTRATE
• WIRTHMORE 32%
BEEF SUPPLEMENT
(Pelleted with Stilbestrol)
ewiRTHMORE 44%
BEEF MIXING FEED
These feeds are supported by
exhaustive fcscarch,qualityand
service. They ate designed to
deliver the kind of RESULTS
demanded by top beef feeders.
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LeROY M.
SENSENIG
Hinkletown
Ph. Ephrata RE 3-2009
Lancaster
Manheim
POULTRY - SWINE - LIVESTOCK
Modern Bulk Delivery
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Wednesday New York Egg Market
Nearby Whites
Extra Fancy Heavyweights . 58%
Mediums .. • • • 45%
Pullets ... • • • 31%-32
Feewees . . . • • 22 -23
Nearby Browns
Extra Fancy Heavyweights 58
Mediums 44
Pullets • 34%
Peewees 22-23
Midwestern Mixed
Fancy Heavyweights 54%
Mediums .... 38 -38%
Standar3s , . 41
Checks 33%-34
Pullets . 30-31
Midwestern Whites „
Fancy Heavyweights 57
Mediums 39%
Midwestern Browns
Fancy Heavyweights 56
Weekly Egg Price Review
NEW YORK, Oct. 16 Market still a bit quiet on top grades,
though somewhat better cleared. Mediums and pullets firm under
a wider demand.
nbyWhites' dctio Oct. n Oct. u oct. 15
Ex Fey Hwts .. 61 61 61 58
Mediums 43% 42 -43% 42 -43% 43%
Pullets 28% 29% 29% 30%
Peewees . .21 -22 21 -22 21 -22 21 -22
MBY BROWNS
Ex Fey Hywts 59 59 59 58
Mediums 43 43 43 43
Pullets 31% 31%-33 33% 34
Peewees 21 -22 21 22 21 -22 21 -22
PROCESSED POULTRY
PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 16
Processed poultry, ready-to-cook
(ice packed) young chickens -
Market unsettled. Offerings mod
erate but adequate for a ligher
demand. "Underlying sentiment
somewhat nervous in the face of
much higher asking prices.
Prices unchanged to 1 cent high
er.
Prices paid delivered ware
house, Philadelphia (cents per
lb.)
Grade A & U. S. Grade A, 2-3
lb 29-31V2, mostly 30-30%.
Hens: ready-to-cook (ice pack
ed) market full steady. Prices
unchanged. Offerings moderate
but generally adequate for a
fair to improved demand.
Prices paid delivered ware
house, Philadelphia (cents per
lb)
Grade A & U S. Grade A 4-5%
lb 30-31.
QUALITY FEEDS
“You Can Depend on”
Saves
Extra Dollars
500 Grain (Terramycin) per ton for the CONTROL
and of Shipping Fever.
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BUB®* 1
FOR
Prompt and Courteous
Delivery
By Urner-Barry
Midwest States
Maintain Lead
In Angus Cattle
Missouri maintained its lead in
Angus production by topping all
other states and territories this
year in registrations, transfers,
and new breeders, announces
Secretary Frank Richards, Ameri
can Angus Assn St. Joseph Mo
lowa continued to hold second
place in registrations but in num
ber of sales and new breeders was
edged out by Illinois. Illinois also
accounted for the most 3unior
members.
The top ten states in registra
tions were. Missouri, 20,250; lowa
17,698, Illinois, 17,669; Texas,
9,934, Kentucky, 7,886;- Virgin
ia, 7,831, Oklahoma, 7,312, Kan
sas, 7,215; Indiana, 6,859, and
Tennessee, 6,021
Quarryville
New Holland
in Bags
For Steer Feeders
Lancaster Farming, Friday, Oct. 18, 1957—3
PHILADELPHIA EGGS
(BY USDA)
PHILADELPHIA OCT 16
Market weaker on large, steady
on balance. Although lower pric
es were noted for large sizes,
light offerings were generally in
balance with demand. 'lnterest
for smaller sizes, mediums and
pullets, increased with offerings
in some instances barely ade
quate for the improved demand
Proces were unchanged to 3 cent
lower.
Prices to retailers in cartons
(cents per doz.)
Grade A & US Grade A large
Whites 68-71; mostly 68%-70,
Browns 68-71; mostly 68-70.
Grade A & US Grade A med
ium Whites 50%-57%; mostly
52%-55%, Brown 49-56; mostly
51-54.
Grade A & US Grade A small
34V6-41, mostly 37Va-39; Brown
34%-41, mostly 37'/i-39.
Grade B & US Grade B large
62-69, mostly 65-67; Brown 62-69,
mostly 65-67.
I White Vantress Cross »
Chicks available at |
$lO. per 10Q |
Reich Poultry Farm C
Marietta Ph HA 6-7123«
I LOANS
I For any farm purpose
5 Made the farmer’s
way
LANCASTER
PRODUCTION
CREDIT ASS’N.
141 N. Queen Street
Lancaster. Pa.
3 Ph. Lane. EX 3-3921
SURE-FLOW Corn Picking
> V,
at 175 bushels an hour
Rotary feeders . . . rubber-on-rubber, sure-grip
husking . . . here is the heart of com harvesting
action that produces SURE-FLOW picking.
Low-sloping gathering snouts pick up the ears.
Adjustable stripper plates reduce shelling loss. Then
. . . SURE-FLOW design of AUis-Chalmers com
pickers keeps ears moving into your wagon (up to
175 bushels an hour . , . and even more).
SURE-FLOW picking is clean and fast rubber
on-rubber husking rolls have 26 husking plugs per
corn row. You save kernels, man-hours, tractor time
and dollars.
Two-row Model 33 fits WC, WD and WD-45
Tractors. One-row Model 35 fits any tractor with
' standard PTO.
ALUS-CHALMERS <«>
SAtES AND SEKVICE
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.
N. G. Myers & Son
Rheems, Pa.
Mann & Grumelli Farm Serv.
Quarryville, Pa.
Snavelys Farm Service
New Holland, Pa.
Government Surveying
Soil Bank Effect on Bugs
The USDA’s Agricultural Re
search Service and the Federal
Extension Service jointly issued
a statement last week on The Ef
fect of the Soil Bank Program on
Insect Problems.
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You rake in plenty of
buying satisfaction when
you deal at Cope & Weaver.
Remember, quality is the by
word here from start to
finish.
THIS WEEK’S
USED SPECIAL!
Massey Harris 2 row Self
propelled Corn Picker.
Farmall 100 Tractor
Gope & Weaver
WILLOW Sf, ,
Ph. Lane. EX 3-28?'
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Nissley Farm Servio
Washington Boro, Pa.
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Lititz, Pa. |
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Stevens, Pa.
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