Lancaster Farming, Friday, Feb. 21, 1958—3
PROCESSED POULTRY
PHILADELPHIA Feb 19
Processed poultry, ieady-40-cook
i(ce packed) young chickens -
steady Reduced volume was ofl>
eied sparingly to regular outlets
at unalteied prices and was read
ily absorbed
Puces paid deliveied waic
house, Philadelphia (cents per
lb )
Grade A & U S giadc A, 2-3
lbs 34’_ 37, mostly 34L-35
Hens icady-to-cook (ice pack-
DE-STROY )
the PROVEN Rat Killer
wilh 11/AD CAD 111 FOR ANY FARM PURPOSE
WAHrAKIn MADE THE FARMER’S
WAY
how I Lancaster
H money jack Production
WUm guarantee Credit Ass’n
Mouse size 39c - 3 lbs Size S 2 75 | ■ UII etlll "*
T XT DDTTDATn7P 2\l/ 411 W. Roseville Rd.
L. H. BR.LFBAIv.EK. liv Lancaster, Pa.
350 Strasburg Pike, Lancaster, Pa f PR. Lane. EX 3-3921
Litit?, H D 3
Jp
JVetifttstrrt
((Support. Big Eggs are worth big «t
('premiums « most ? of»the ?year.) >
(.Mediums and Small are usually
'la^break-even 1 ' or loss.jT
; ’lt costs as much in'floor
■toace, labor, feed and marketing
( for low-grade eggs as for these
LfJig Premium eggs.f -
\ This makes sense.... Switch
dMIANCHISED HATCHEBY’
La
ers
White, Strong-Shelled
Eggs
P. L ROHRER & BRO., JNC.
r-
SMOKETOWN, PA.
cd) firm Shoit supplies were
quickly sold as demand continu
ed good
Prices paid deliveied ware
house, Philadelphia (cents poi
lb )
Grade A & U S grade A 45L
lbs 37 38
Receipts Fob 18, 245,000 lbs
including other than turkeys
Maryland 77,000 lbs Delaware
63,000 lbs North Carolina 39,-
000 lbs Vugiiua 28,000 lbs
icT^ISI
more for your labor. That means
a genuine Mount Hope bircM
the original Big Egg
based on 35 years’ breeding'
for this big-money factor/ Get
up to 90% ‘‘above
' Buy from a nearby Fran*
chised__H ate h e a n d_b e_s u rejj
This is your largest nearby
Franchised Hatchery
Mark C. Hershey
R. D. 5, LEBANON, PA.
ires
7bmd&/i
of High Quality
Chix
Ph. Lane. EX 22659
Wednesday New York Egg Market
Extra Fancy Heavyweights
Mediums
Pullets *
Pccwees
Extra Fancy Heavyweights
Mediums
Pullets
Peewees
Fancy Heavyweights
Mediums
Standai ds
Checks
Fancy Heavyweights
Mediums
Pullets
Fancy Heavyweights
NEW YORK Feb 19 Shell egg maiket iirm with neaiby
receipts sharply curtailed due to severe snow conditions in most
producing areas Demand active for all grades
Weekly Egg Price Review
Feb 13 Feb 14 Feb 17
40 40 40
39 39 39
33 J i 34 34 -35 35 35
Unquote
NBY WHITES
Ex Fey Hyvvts
Mediums
Pullets
Pee wees •*'
NBY BROWN
E\ Fey Hywts
Mediums
Pullets
Peewees
43
40 V 2
35
Broilers Sell
Quarter Higher;
25V2 Cents Top
LANCASTER Harvey Zim
meiman, R 3 Ephrata, again top
ped the sale at the Lancaster
Poultry Exchange at the Feb 20
sale by selling two lots of broil
eis~at 25 1 ,4 and 25V2 cents
Roy Ream paid the top of 25'-
cents for 2,400 birds and Carl
Risser bought 700 for 2514 cents.
The sale average was 22 72
cents, about a quarter of a cent
higher than last week A total of
84 200 birds were sold, 80,850
head being broilers and the lest
capettes
The prices for capettes ranged
from 28'i to 26't cents
The range for broilers was
from 22 to 25’ j cents
Dear Sirs
I think you have a fine paper
foi our country, especially the
coveiage of local news and items
of general interest.
In asking for suggestions I
would like to see the market
tiends m print as given by USDA
on National Farm and Home
Hour, sponsored by Allis Chalm
ers on Saturday of every week
The reason is this, it gives a pic
ture of “all” markets, trends up
or down all over USA. which I
very much like.
Noah M Brubaker
Spring Valley Run
Spring Valley Road
R D. 1,
Lancaster, Pa,
By Urner-Barry
Neaiby Whites
Neaiby Biowns
Midwestern Mixed
Midwestern Whites
Midwestern I*l owns
42
40U
35
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PHILADELPHIA tGGS
(BY XJSDA)
PHILADELPHIA Feb 19
Firm Pi ices moved higher as
supplies weie somewhat short of
immediate lequirements
Prices to retailers in caitons
(cents per do? )
Grade A & US grade A large
whites 54-57, mostly 54-55,
brown 54 57 mostly 54-55
Grade A & US giade A med
whites 48-53, mostly 49-52
browns 48-53, mostly 49-52
Grade A & US giade A small
42-46, mostly 43-44
Grade B & US grade B large
whites 45-51, mostly 46 48, blown
45-51, mostly 46 48
Receipts Feb 18, 4,500 cases
by tiuck
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OUTPLOWS other 3-plow tractors-
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.
N. G. Myers & Son
Mann & Crumelli Farm Serv.
40
42
37
unquoted
44
42
37
unquoted
4Uz
40
39
35
43
41
37
Feb 18
42
41
36
42
40U
44
42
36
Why the New D-14...
• 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 lange for
TRACTION BOOSTER system.
• POWER-CRATER engine with- advanced combus
tion chamber design develops full 3-plow powei at 1650
rpm . . . gives peak peifoimance on regular gasoline.
• Easy-ride seat smooths out bumps ... reduces fatigue
. . . incieases operators woik capacity.
It all adds up to more acies plowed per day
easiei way.
Crater and Traction Booster are AHis CLalnc**s hfidemftrk ».
ALLIS-CHALMERS <^>
tiUES AND SERVICE
Snavelys Farm Sen ice
New Holland, Pa.
Rheems, Pa.
Quarryville, Pa.
LIVE POULTRY
PHILADELPHIA Feb 19
Fum Light supplies wore shoit
of the good demand Ycai lings
hens Luge pullets laigc and med
ium si/e caponcltes and Irycis
cleared caxly
Wholesale selling puces No 1
and lanc> quality Broilcis and
livers heavy Ivpc 3 4 lb 26 • 28.
Pullets 4'. lb and ovei 38-40
Hens heaw type 32-33 light typo
16 22
iil.
WHEN A 60LF FIEWD
AND A RADIO BUG'
GET TOGETHER -
GOOD MIGHT/
Everyone has his own favor
ites . . . but we’re favorites
with everyone.
USED SPECIALS
3 Farmall “A”
1 Farmall 100 w/cult,
1 Farmall H —w/ Cult.
WC Allis Chalmers
Cope & Weaver
WILLOW St:.
Ph. Lane. EX 3-2824
'Wn
■- y*\' '
Nissley Farm Service
Washington Boro, Pa.
L H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa.
m an
R. S. Weaver
Ste\ens, Pa.