Wednesday New York Egg Market
Copyrighted 1958 By Urner-Barry Co,
Nearby Whites
Extra Fancy Heavyweights
Mediums
Pullets .
Peewees
Extra Fancy Heavyweights
Mediums
Pullets
Peewees . .
Fancy Heavyweights
Mediums
Standards
Checks
Fancy Heavyweights
Mediums .
Pullets
Fancy Heavyweights
NEW YORK, May 21 Receipts today somewhat lighter and
market is a shade steadier. Top Nearby Whites, however, still ample
for trade needs.
Weekly Egg Price Review
NEARBY WHITES May 17 May 18 May 21 May 22
Ex Fey Hywts 37 38 37V 2 37V*
Mediums .... 35 35 35 35
Pullets 29Ms 28 -28% 28V 2 28V 2
Peewees , 23 23 23 23
NEARBY BROWN
Ex Fey Hywts . 40
Mediums .. .38
Pullets 35
Peewees . 23
PROCESSED POULTRY
PHILADELPHIA, May 21
Hens: Ready to cook (icepack
ed) steady. Demand continued
good, especially for heavy type.
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For bigger yields on
TOMATOES
add
Ortho-Gro
Isotox Transplanter Solution
to your transplant water ♦
ORTHO - GRO is a 10—5—5 all organic fertilizer giving
your plants a quick boost protecting them against the
shock of transplanting.
GET ORTHO - GRO FERTILIZERS and ISOTOX TRANSPLANTER
SOLUTION AT THESE DEALERS:
Denver
= Denver Supply Co.
s Allen Mate
~ Elizabethtown
y Kaylor Bros, R D #1
== Farmers Supply Co.,
~ Brown SI.
== Farmersville
™ Farmersville
Equipment Co
Florin
Hess Bros.,
S. Market St
Gap
Summers Hardware
Intercourse
Charles B. Hoober
Kirkwood
Myers Store
736 - 38 E. Chestnut St., Lancaster. Ph. EX 3-2210 or 3-2489
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Nearby Browns
Midwestern Mixed
Midwestern Whites
Midwestern Browns
-40 ’,j
40 -40% 40 -40y 2 40
38 38 38
35% 35V 2 35%
20 -21 20 -21 20 -21
Supplies were about adequate.
Pnces paid delivered ware
house, Philadelphia (cents per
lb).
Grade A & US Grade A 4-5%
lb 38-40.
Fertilizer
ISOTOX TRANSPLANTER SOLUTION contains
LINDANE, kills wireworms and other soil insects,
saves the trouble of' resetting because of insect
damage, mixes readily with water&is the cheapest,
protection against insects damaging young, tender
roots.
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Farm Bureau
Lincoln
Galen Hardware
Lititz
Eby’s Mill,
35 N. Cedar St,
Manheim
N. 'G. Hershey & Son
Cassel’s Mill, Inc,
R. D. #1
MillersvilJe
Millersville Supply Co.
Mountville
Kauffman Bros.,
113 W. Mam St.
Mt. Joy
J. B. Hostetler & Son
J. C. EHRLICH CO.
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37%
35
28%
23
40 40%
38
35%
20 -21
36%
35
36
33
37
35
28%
TOBACCO
and
Liquid
and
Distributor
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Hogs Lose Ground
On Slow Market
At Chicago
CHICAGO, May 19
HOGS 10,000 Slow, barrows and
gilts 50 cents lower than early on bulk
saies Friday Sows 25 to mostly 50
cents lower, closing slow U S. No 1
to 3, mostly No 2 and 3, 210-270 lb
botchers predominate In receipts U
S No 2 and 3, 190 230 lb barrows and
gilts $22 25-22 75 Several hundred No 1
and 2, 190-220 lbs $22 75.23 00 Few lots
No 1 these weights $23 25-23 50 90
head closely sorted for weight and
grade $23 50 No 2 and 3, 240 270 lbs
$2175-22 25 Few No 2 and 3 mostly
No 3, 280 310 lbs $2O 75 21.65 Mixed
grades 425-500 lb sows $l7 75-18 75
Most 325-400 lbs $lB 75-19 50 and bulk
500 550 lbs $l7 25-17 75
Average cut-out value advantage of
U S No 1 over 3, live basis, 200 220
lb barrows and gilts was $1 08 per cw t
based on wholesale carlot prices of
fresh pork cuts at Chicago May 8 to
Ma> 14, 1958, inclusive.
CATTLE 19,000 General trade rath
er slow Choice and rime steers un
evenly steady to 75 cents lower, least
downward pressure on choice under
1100 lb weights, rank and file average
choice to low prime steers 25-50 cents
lower, good and below steady to 25
cents lower Heifers steady to 25 cents
lower, spots off 50 cents on high choice
and low prime Cows steady to fully
25 cents lower Bulls about steady
Vealers and Stockers and feeders
steady High choice and low prime
slaughter steers 1150 lbs and heavier
$3l 00 33 00, load or so prime still un
sold, bulk choice $2B 00 30 50, weights
under 1100 lbs largely $2B 00 29 00, bulk
good $26 00-27 50, load mixed standard
and good 1025 lb steers $25 75, several
loads standard 9751025 lb weights
$24 50 25 50, 50 head string 1025 lb
weights $25 00, few utility steers down
to $22 50 Bulk good and choice heifers
$26 00 28 75, several loads mixed
choice and prime still unsold, utility
and standard heifers $2l 50-25 50, mix
ed standard and good $25 50. Utility
ana commercial cows $lB 25-22 50, most
ly $lB 50 22 00, canners and cutters
$l5 00 19 00, mostly $lB 50 down Bulk
utility and commercial bulls $2150.
23 50. Good and choice vealers $31.00-
35 00, standard $23 00-3100, cull and
utility $l2 00-23 00 Short load choice
925 lb feeding steers $27 25
SHEEP 3,000 One short double deck
-40%
M. I dm us ru off -ortho isotos
RTHO
Peach Bottom
C. E. Wiley & Son
Quarryville
Ross H. Rohrer & Sons
Conestoga Farm Service
R. D. #2
Musser’s Mill, R. D. #1
Stevens
Snader’s Mill, Mt. Airy
Washington Boro
Ament’s Hardware,
R. D. #1
West Willow
West Willow
Farmers Assn., Inc.
Herr’s Implement Store
Willow Street
Dombach Bros.
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Lancaster Farming, Friday, May 23, 1958—3
Delmarva Broiler Market Unsettled;
Demand Generally Good Elsewher^
PHILADELPHIA, May 20
Delmarva buyers reported sales
difficult Monday due to price cut
ting in other areas. The market
was generally quiet.
In other major broiler produc
ing areas, demand was generally
good with supples ranging from
short to adequate
The Federal-State Market News
Service reports that the broiler
feed ratio remained steady last
week as compared with the week
before Prices of feed and live
poultry dropped in the same pro
portion.
The ratio is a point below last
year, due mostly to higher prices
for broiler mash.
Here is how the market shaped
up Tuesday m the major broiler
producing areas of the nation
DELMARVA- Market steady Trad
ing very light awaiting auction De
mand improved Puces paid at the
farm for 86,800 head were from IS
cents to 20 cents Almost three quar
ters of the sales were at the 19ti cent
level, 11 per cent at 19 80 and 17 er
cent at 20 cents
GEORGIA Offerings were about ade
quate to short pf full requirements
Demand active Volume at higher of
fering prices continues to increase
with frequent reports of offers up to
one cent over prevailing market to
wooled lambs and a few small lots
slaughter sheep on sale, bulk of re
ceipts decks and loadlots No 1 pelt
slaughter lambs Slaughter lambs
opening rather slow, steady to 25 cents
lower Slaughter sheep weak to 50
cents lower. Choice 90-106 lb No 1
pelt slaughter lambs $2O 50-21 75 110-
120 lb weights down to $l9 00 Utility
to good $l7 00-20 00, culls down to
$l5 00 Several decks and loads unsold
late Good and choice slaughter ewes
$8 00 950 Cull and utility $5 50 8 00.
Lloyd M.
BURKHOLDER
Chick
Hatchery
Red or White jf'*’*'*
Vantress Cross ft mi
White Leghorns pSv
R-B Red Cross
U. S Approved
Pullorum Clean
Call RE 3-0613
R D I—Ephrata, Pa.
1 Mi. NE of Clay on Stevens Rd.
| Salsbury’s Laboratories Poultry] |
| Disease Prevention Program |
| Polystat
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II? IP Wing Web, at 6 -12 wks. Histostat for ||
|I 1 OWI IOX 3 w ks. where Blackhead prevails |
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| j Total cost about .09c per bird per laying year. |
| FEED DEALERS NOTE—one inventory coccidiostat |
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fill immediate needs Buyers offering
prices at the fam were from 18 tb 19
cents, mostly 18 cents, 804,400 head
were reported sold
NORTH CAROLINA: Offerings bare
ly adequate to short at most points,
adequate at others Demand good
Prices paid at the farm were 18 and 19
cents Ninety-seven per cent of the
sales were at 18 cents
SHENANDOAH VALLEY Demand
fair to good Some buyers reluctant to
pay higher price Sentiment divided.
Prices paid at the farm were from
19 to 20V_> cents Twintyfive per dent
of the sales were at 19 cents, 39 per
cent at 20 cents, four per cent at 20>/2,
and the rest undetermined
ARKANSAS Trading active in
Northwest area with offerings short
some points Most of those at 18 cent
were in southern part of state Eight
thousand head reported by buyers at
the market and by seller at 19 cents
Fully 43 per cent of the sales were at
19 cents
ALABAMA Offerings and supplies
about adequate for present commit
ments Demand very good Processors
limiting sales at present price levels
Movement heavy Putes were from 18
to 19 cents with most sales at the low
er figure
in your feed, starter & grower (to |
16-18 wks). Prevents coccidiosis, g
pullorum, typhoid, round worms, |
tape worms, hexamitiasis and blue |
comb. For replacement stock, g
breeders, broilers, turkeys & |
pheasants 1
—water vaccine, (or dust, or intra- =
nasal) new castle & bronchitis. Use |
N. C. & B. 4 days, N. C. 4 weeks, & i
N. C. & B, 4 months, & fall-winter g
’5B - ’59 N. C. every 3-4 months. i
In your laying mash {& hog feed too, g
steers soon.) “Spares” the antibiotic |
and protein, gives 5% -9% more ||
eggs per year, 4/10 less feed per n
dozen eggs, plus 5% greater livability,
F. W. FISHER
Representative
Cope & Weaver
WILLOW sr
Ph. Lane. EX 3-2824
Ph. Leola OL 6-7356 =