;te r Poultry Exchange
r Avg. Off Again
nrico average
l tm Thursday at
Exchange s
n „ for the sec
'“veek-this time
ine-fhh of a cent—
, m gs for the we
-43 lots with 102,
■ P n lots went NO
S 33, With 67,-
;old ~
I(lec l 17 lots, with
levs, selling on a
range, four lots
i leghorn fowl at
lots, with 9.800
■ 25-28, and one
15 heavy fowl at
is the complete
sslC) with seller,
parentheses, am
-eed, age in weeks
iyer and price.
iE WV - white
- indian river
.jIF - white rock
L-F-Y - leghorn
rj ( W Mt. - white
o’- cockerels; P -
Cap - capettes.
and Bushong, (J.
ter), 8000 WV, 9-
]7 8 bid 2. Ira
L.-F-Y, Victor J.
6 3 Aaron Shank,
10-2, Starr Poul-
George fteauman
>ck), 4000 WV, 9-
ON CHEMICAL CORPORATION
■ ON
POTATO GROWERS SAY
about controlling blight with
ITHANE M-22
barrels more per acre.*’
Dithane M-22 on about 10 acres
;s during 1958 with very satisfy-
During August, about 9 inches
;!!, and late blight became a seri
it to Aroostook County potato
feel that Dithane M-22 passed
;st by giving us better blight con
. we had with the nabam fungicide
the balance of the crop. In addi
the excellent disease control, we
icrease in yield amounting to 30
;r acre.
•ausier, KVL FARMS, PRESQUE ISLE, MAINE
*** »*
... prefer working
with DITHANE M-22
Dithane M-22 helped us
grow a good clean crop of
potatoes last season.
Weather conditions dur-
ing 1958 were very favor
blight and it was present in the
but Dithane M-22 kept our vines
1 harvest. We would also prefer
'th Dithane M-22 to ether ma
t is convenient to handle and
wixly. ’ - ,
15 & Son, R D. #l,-BATH, PA.
■ s 31-6 the same from all over the
wtstanding potato blight -eon
!tter yields ... ease of handling
• • • and definite plans to use
' m ‘22 on a larger scale this sea
y°u haven’t yet discovered the
Vantages of this improved maneb
’ check with your Rohm & Haas
or your pesticide dealer before
Vgoes by. You’ll like the results.
P. L. ROHRER & BRO.
[ °KEXQWN. PA-
2, Starr, 18.8. 5. H. M. Stauf
fer (Emanuel Flaud), 2700
WV, 8-3, Carl B. Rxsser, 18.2.
6. Jonathan Lapp, 4400 W
V, 9-5, Linn Poultry, 18 9. 7.
Farm Bureau (Jacob O.Herr)
425 WV-C-Cap, 13-2, JohnN
Thomas, 27 9. 88. Same, 425
WV-C-Cap, 13.2, W. C. Mel
- linger, 27 1 9 Same, 850 WV
P-Cap, 13-2, Mellinger, 26 3.
10 Same, 850, WV-C-Cap,
13-2, NO SALE. 25.1 bid.
11. Milton K. Horst, 600
L-F, 18 mo, Harry H. Wea
ver, Jr., 119 12. Harry Mar
tin, 1000 WV, 10-1, V. F
Weaver, 17.5 13. Aaron E.
Beiler, 800 WV-C-Cap, 13-6,
College Hill Poultry, 27. 14
Fame, 900 WV-P-Cap, 13-6,
Roy E Ream, 27. 15 Phil-,
haven Hospital, 1000 WV, 9-
6, Daniel K. Good, 18.8.
16. Graybill Miller, 5000
W Mts, 9-2, Good, 38 4. 17.
Same all. 18. Roy Edwards,
2600 W Mts., 9-6, Good, 18 8.
19 M&B (John L Herr), 1,-
300 WViC-Cap, 13-2, Swei
gart, 25 1. 20. Same, 1400
WV-P-Cap, 13-2, NO SALE,
26 4 bid.
21. M&B (Arthur W Lea
man), 4100 IRW, 9-2, Ream,
18 1. 22. Same, 6100 W Mts ,
9-2, Meader’s Poultry, 17 7.
23 M&B, (Henry Risen), 3,-
000 WVv 9-2, NO SALE, 18 2
(Turn to page 5)
Distributing in Lancaster County
Contact Us For Local Dealers
Your Local Dithane Dealer
Delmarva - Georgia
Delmarva
At 17-17.9
Delmarva broiler market
opened the week firm, Sales
from Thurs. July 2 - Mon
totaled 1,261,700 on mostly
17 - 17 90 market.
Delmarva July 2-10 sales
totaled 3,902,500 head, with
range going to 18 30 oh Wed.
and 18 90 Thurs
Broiler - feed ratio for wk.
ending July 2 was 36, off
one point from previous wk.
with broilers at 17.38 and fe
ed at $96.24.
Georgia closed with - de
mand steady on 1,637.000
iit-ad for Fn, 'l'.' at 15.
Geoigia Exchange Thursday,
had 632,900 offerings, 265,-
500 sales, mostly 14 8 - '5.1.
Estimat'd slaughter for Fri
and Sat., 1,950 000, approx
-25% for Saturday
Georgia had a total of 2,-
206,000 over the holiday we
ek-end, mostly 16 - 16 8. Mon
through Thurs. totals were
4,142,00, with 6,348,000 for
July 2-9.
Range dropped from 16 -
16 9 on Tuesday to 15-16
Wed. and down to 15 on Thu
rsday.
Lancaster Farming advertis
ing brings results.
Phone CReslview 3-1687
: : exceptional control of late blight.”
I used Dithane M-22 on my entire crop of
certified seed potatoes during the 1958
season and I feel that the performance of
the product was outstandings During the'
month of August, we had an excessive
amount of rain in Aroostook County and
late blight rapidly developed in the area.
Despite these severe disease conditions,
Dithane M-22 prevented any late blight
development in my crop. Under the cir
cumstances, I feel that Dithane M-22
gave me exceptional control of late blieht.
Athell Banks, MARS HILL, MAINE
.. biggest crop I
ever produced.”
I used Dithane M-22 on
my potato crop exclu
sively during 1958 and
harvested the biggest and
best quality crop I ever
produced. The crop was clean and free of
blight in spite of favorable disease weather
experienced during the growing season. I
find its ease of handling and mixing w real
advantage and certainly plan to use it
again next season.
Ernest R. Ringer, R.D. #l, ALLENTOWN, PA.
DITHANE is a trademark, Reg. U. S. Pat.
Off. and in principal foreign countries.
Chemicals for Agricultun
IiMI ROHM C HAAS
'COMPANY
WASHINGTON SQUARE, PHILADELPHIA 5, P^,,
Phone Lane. EX 2-2659
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 11, 1959 —3
Weekly Niew York Egg Mkt
From Monday, July 6th to Friday, July 10th
Ext. Fey.
liywts 40 1 /£-41 401/2-41 39V2-41 41 - 38V2-39
Med. 33 - 32 - 32 32 - 31 -31V 2
Pullets 22 - 20V2-21 20 - 19/2-20 191/2-20
P-wees 171/2- 171/2- 171/2- 171/2- 16V2-17V2
Ext. Fey
Hywts 42 -
Med. 36 -
Pullets 22 -22 V 6 22
P-wees 17 V - 11 Vi-
Ext. Fey,
Hywts 32
Med. 30
Pullets 20V2-
Stds 271/2-
Checks 24 -
-32 Vi 32 ■
30 ■
20 1/2-
27 ■
24 ■
Ext. Fancy
Hywts 35
-37 39 -
Ext. Fey.
Hywts 32V2- 32Vz- 33Vz- 35V2- 33
Med 31 - 31 - 31 - 31 - 31
Pullets 21Vz- 20V2-21 20 - 20 - 20' -
FRIDAY TREND—Extreme irregularity m shell market
today with increased selling pressure in Nearby large
whites and Midwestern mixes and whites inducing price
decline. Entire position unsettled. Small whites in accumu-
lation.
Copyrighted 1958 By Urner-Batry Co.
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REMOVED PROMPTLY ' RTiHRMfIM’*!
Will Pay Fall Value BUKHMAN S
For Dead Animals CONVENIENT PARKING
Dealers in Bones, Tallow LOTS
and Hides Opposite Brunswick Hotel
. FRY'S RENDERING I Opposite Post Office
- WORKS Next to Western Auto Store
Prop., John Fry 115 East King Street
2114 Hollinger RD. Norman A. Buhrman.
Lancaster 2 28 N. Duke St.
Ph. EX 2-4815 If No Answer
. 'Phone EX 7-0472 > “Prompt Bail Bond Service"
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