ister Poultry Exchange
|er Prices Up .84
ttern of erratic
, ce Averages on
poultry Exchange
jntmued Thursday
verage,\on 24 lots
j5O broilers, chmb
-84 cents from last
cent average on
ders
third of 40,950
.raged 1913 in
, e lv heavy run of
irds offered and
' in 36 lots.
is the complete
ja le by lot, with
, e r m parenthes
and breed, age in
days, buyer. and
CODE: WV-white
jrW - Indian Riv-
WRF - white rock
pullets; C - cock
. capettes; L-F -
ri- W Mt - White
and CWR-Cobbs
ill Miller, 5000 W
1 SALE, 16 bid.
17 6 bid. 3. Elias
WV, 10 6, J. Robt.
20 7. 4. Francis
10 WV, 8-6, Mead
■y, 18 3. 5. Same
E Horn (Nelson
30 W Mts, 9-3, NO
5 bid. 7. Same,
9-3, Starr Poultry,
Georeno, 150
16, NO SALE,
Witmer Neff, 350
, Carl B. Risser,
SAW
;e center
& tJ»ed
Farm Service
.LAND EL 4-2214
liar Hamp Chicks; 100 Barred Cross
Milk Replacer gets those calves off to a fast
.1
Calf Meal develops those calves faster!! _
get that Dixie Litter for those chicks
only $2.40 per bag - Staz Dry $2.60 bale
, we have salt, fine or medium
25 lb, 50 lb., 100 lb.
Fountains and Feeders,
funnels - only $1 50.
14 quart galvanized pails,
i Insecticides - Garden Seeds - Garden Tools.
AN’S CASH FEED STORE
sburg Pike
Willis H. Weaver, Mgr,
LING'S CHICKS
WIN AGAIN
in, to add to our
of victories, our
id New Hamp
NEPPCO’s 1958
. Show won two
»f only two Bur-
won firsts at
almost without a
hold two Grand
ups
Aation and se
chicks used for
beyond our con
i further proof of
y the kind we
you.
our White Leg
i first m the Egg
Division, was as
ity Score .. 89 25
ity Score . 88.3
Score 98 0
’ CQre - .. 92 47
e 9 different en
,, Wtnte Leghorn
the Miscellaneous
5 or more en-
SMie breed. Bur-
Hamp’s scored
for top honors.
1 Eggs Used
which w , use d
were
>, which do not
h m quality as
ING’S
H. Miller & Bushong (Em
met Schreffler), 3000 WV„9-
2, S.E. Davis, 18.9. 12. Same
ALL. 13. William R. Myer,
12,200 WV, 9, Victor F.
Weaver, 18.9. 14. Richard
Moyer, 2000 CWR-F-Cap, 13,
NO SALE, 19 bid. 15. M&B
(Frederick H. Sherick, 1275
WV-P-Cap, 13-3, Good, 24.5.
16. Same, 1200 WV-C-Cap,
13-3, Risser, 25 8. 17. M&B
(Henry Elsen, 3000 WV, 9-3,
N O SALE, 18 8 bid. 18.
M&B (Mary Ingram), 7000
WV, 9-3, College Hill Poult
ry, 18.7. 19. M&B' r (J. G. Mil
ler), 2100 L-F, 22 mo., Harry
H. Weaver, 12 8. 20 Elmer
D. Leaman, 1600 WV-P-Cap,
13, NO SALE, 24 bid.
21. Leaman, 800 iVV-P-
Cap, 13, NO SALE, 24 1 bod.
22. Same, 400 WV-P-Cap, 13,
John N Thomas, 25.2. 23.
Same, 400 WV-C-Cap, 133
Thomas, 25.2. 24. Same, 1,-
500 W-C-Cap, 13, Harry H.
Weaver, 24 3. Leaman, 800
WV-C-Cap, 13, Victor ,F.
Weaver, 24.1.
26. M&B (Richard Bless
ing), 3000 WV, 9-2, Allen
Clark, 18 5. 27. M&B (Naomi
Jane Blessing), 500 WV, 9-5,
John Rettinger, 18 8. 28. M&
B (Stanley Carpenter), 3000
WV, 9-2, Header’s Poultry,
18.7. 29 Same, 4800 WV, 9-
2, Header’s, 18.8. 30. Same,
3200 WV, 9-2, Good. 18 4.
31. M&B (Robert Harnish)
7000 WV, 9-3, V. F. Weaver,
18 8. 32. SAME ALL. 33. M
&B (Lloyd StoHzfus), 8000
WV, 9-2 H. W. Longacre,
18.8. 34. Fruitville Farms
tAbram Sbenk). 6100 WV, 9-
2, Starr, 18.9.
35. Same, 9000 WV, 9-2,
Col. Hill, 18.5. 36. Same, 5,-
300 W V, 9-2, W. C. Mel
•inger, 19.37 Same, 4900 IR-
W, 9-2, Good, 18.9. 38. Same,
Ph. Lane. EX 4-7715
pullet eggs. We have always
used old-hen eggs for this
show, which makes these
winnings more significant.
Buriing's Big 7
Broilers
1. Carey's Famous Random-
Sample Test winning Leg
horns A customer made a
270-egg average on 1800
birds!
2. Merryknoll Sexlinfc- (Rock
x Red) —Bred by electron
ic “brain” methods.
3. Golden Sex-Links—Harco
male x Cobb’s White Rock
female
And Tops For Meat arid
Eggs.
4. Cobb's White Rocks—Broi
ler test winners.
5. Cobb's- Garrison While
Rock x Cornish Cross.
6. Bur ling's New Hampshires
7. Gove's Barred Rocks.
Buy Burling’s Big Healthy
Chicks as proven by many
top prizes at Chick Shows
and Random Tests.
Hatches Every Week
Write For Circular & Prices
When you are ready to
buy Good Chicks, pick up
your phone and Call Oxford
286 collect. “Bill” will pay
the call. ,
HATCHERY
OXFORD. PENNA.
Delmarva - Georgia
Delmarva aMB
Georgia at 16
The market opened steady
for Delmarva with demand
fair, prices mostly 16-17.25,
continuing with quiet, steady
market, firming Thursday,
with Friday’s prices mostly
n-U'A
Total volume for the week
—3,190,290.
The Delmarva broiler-feed
ratio for the week ending
Feb. 27 was 35. Broiler pri
ces averaged 17 29, with)
mash at $99.37 per ton. The
previous, week’s ratio was
3 8 with 18 35 and $97.29 for
comparative prices.
The same week one year
ago the ratio was 4 6 with
broilers at 21.95 and mash
at $95 04.
Georgia opened Monday
with offerings gen. adequate
with good demand. Prices at
farm were 94% at 15 cents.
Demand improved Tues., wi
th 91% at 15, 73% at 15 on.
Wed. and Thurs., and 99%
at 16 on Friday assupplies
were held closely and short
at some points.
Total volume at farm
4,380,400; FOB plants
2,758,200.
5000 IRW, 9-2, Roy E. Ream
19 3. 39. Kenneth Noll, 2750
WV, 10-1 Good, 20.3. 40.
Greider Leghorn Farm, 1000
WRF, 14 mo., NO SALE,
19.1 bid.
41. John J. Hess I I (Ben
jamin Brubaker), 1100 W
Mts-P-Cap, 13-2, Good, 23 7.
42. Same, C-Cap, Good, 23-7.
43. Same, P-Cap, Mellinger,
24.2. 44. Same, C-Cap, Mel
linger, 24.2 45. Horn (Elvin
Stambaugh), 3800 WV, 10
wks. Ream, 19
Four Co. Cows
Top 30 Tons
Announcement has been
made of the completion of
Penn State supervised DHIA
testing records by Lancaster
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, March 7. 19S9 —b
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, March 2nd to Friday, March 6th
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Extra
Fey Hywts
Medium
Pullets
37%-38 36 -36V2 36 -361/2
35 - 33 -33% 33
33 %- 30%- 30%-
24 -25 2*4 -25 24
Peewees
Extra
Fey Hywts
Medium
Pullets
37 -ZIVi 37 -37 ! /i
34%- 34^-
31V2- 31 Vi
-25 24 -25 24 -25
40 -
35y 2 -
33%-
24
Peewees
35 -35% 35%-
34 - 33%-
33 - 30V2-
34 -34% 34 -34%
34 - 33 %-
Fey Hywts
Medium
Pullets
Standards
Checks
Midwestern
35 -35% 35%-
34%- 33 %-
33 %- 30 %-
Fey Hywts
Medium
Pullets
Fey Hywts 36 -37 37 - 37 - 37 - 37 -
FRIDAY TREND Spot market this morning steady
to firm with light offerings and no inclination to disrupt
price offerings.
Copyrighted 1958 By XJrner-Borry Co.
County owned Holsteins. -
The records include:
Roaring Maples Invinciple
Gert, owned by Harold K.
Book, Ronks, milked twice
daily for 338 days, produc
ing 15,905 lbs. of milk and
657 lbs. of butterfat as a five
year-old.
Fultonway Rag Apple Lu
cy, owned by J. Mowery
Frey and Son, Lancaster,
milked twice daily for 312
days, produced 17,822 lbs.
of milk and 733 lbs of but
terfat as a five-year-old.
Clovena Daft Tidy Rose,
owned by Henry M. Hess,
Mt. Joy, milked twice daily
Nearby Whiles
-33%
-25
Nearbv Browns
Midwestern Mixed
35%- 36 -
33%- 33%-
30%- 30%-
34 -34% 34%-
33 -33% 33 -
Whites
35%-
33%-
30%-
Midwestern Browns
for 321 days, produced 13,
616 lbs of milk and 504 lbs.
of fat as a four-year-old.
Red Rose Brigadeer Freda
owned by John W. Eshelman
and Son, Lancaster, Walked
twice daily for 308 days, pro
duced 16,214 lbs. milk and
577 lbs. of butterfat as a
'hree-year-old.
KILL GARLIC
IN PASTURE WITH
Weedone “48”
(ETHYL ESTER)
1 gal. can $ 3.45
5 gal. can . . $16.50
Weedone LV-4
(LOW VOTILE ESTER)
1 gal. can $ 5.45
5 gal. can $26.25
Special prices on larger
quantities and to custom
-sprayers.
SMOKETOWN, PA.
Ph. Lane. EX 2-2659
STANDARD
Equipment, Inc. ~
Announces Its
16%
BIG
Spring Discount
SALE
ON
All-New
Barn Cleaner
Easy-All Comfort
Stalls
SATE CLOSES
MARCH 31
GLENN H. HERR
I MANHEIM. B. D. 1
Ph. Landis ville TW 8-8391
36%- 36%-
33- -33% 331/2-
30%- 301/2-
24 -25 24 '
-25
37 -371/2 37%-
34%- 341/2-
3iy 2 - 31V2-
24 -25 24
-25
36- -
33%-
30%
34%-
33 -
36- -
33%-
30%-
33 %-
30%-