Jfry Exch - ) Brisk bn Broilers brisk at the 10-2, John. N. Thomas, 17.6; Poultry Center 14. Eli N. Martin, 7,800 WV ith only four of 9-2, Victor F. Weaver, 16.8; Ifteted not sold at 15. H. M. Stauffer & Son, the day’s sale. (John H. Buckwalter), 3000 28 lots totaling WV, 9-4, Linn Poultry, 17 3; sold at prices 16. G Walter Jackson 500 L- Jf 16 6 to 18.1 F, li/ 2 yrs., Victor J. Koser W g at 17.0 cents. Co., 9.0. -ntinued to be 1325 head m six 1 orices of 26.3 to ? t of 300 heavy 15 8 and three 50 Leghorn fowl , 1S the complete ? sa le with seller, 'parenthesis, am- age in weeks lUV er and price. ay - White Van- Indian River imr - White Rock ,j Cap. - Capettes, LFY - Leghorn ("jjfsushong (Roy 5000 WV, 9-3, 17 1; 2. Same. Miller), 11,000 W lege Hill Poultry, ol Creek Farm), r W C Melling -174 5 Same, 2750 duel K. Good, t 7.- 4900 WV, 9-3, an, 17 3; 7. Same, 5.3 W C. Mellin -17 0; 8. Allen F. 0 WV, 10-2, Dan 170; 9 Harvey W. 00 WV, 10-2, Col toultry, 17.0; 10 (WV, 10-2, Col bultry, 17.0; Bros, 1025 IRW, N Thomas, 18.1, B Smucker, 300 S E Davis, 15 8; 5 Miller, 600 WV, M Martin In#* Blue Bali Pa. New Holland ELgin 4-2212 . IVldrliil, lilt., UIUC u<m * 1a - Terre Hill Hilleresi 5-3445 » HAND icrete :ks 01 Your needs W HOLLAND fee PRODU' | Hew Holland, Pa. l0a,: ELgin 4-2114 r * ; 17. Clair Nissley, 500 WV, 92, NO SALE, 16 6 bid, 18 Lane C. Farm Bureau, (Roy Lefever), 800 WV C-Cap., 13.- 2, Marvin Sweigart, 27 2; 19. Same, Daniel K. Good, 26 7; 20. Elmer Sensenig, 950 WV- Cap, 13-6, Roy E. Ream, 28.3. 21 M&B, Millard Osborn) 400 WV-C-Cap, 13-3, Carl B. Risser, 27 4; 22. Same; 23. Chas. D. Nissley, 2,000 WV, 9, Victor F. Weaver,,. Inc., 16.8; 24. Same, Carl B. Ris ser, 17.0; 25 (James Vincent) 5000 IRW, 9-3, NO SALE, 16. 8 bid; 26. (Elvin H. Nolt), 6400 W V, 9-2, Meader’s Poultry, 17.0; 27. (Joseph Bushey) 9,- 300 WV, 9 2, Meader’s Poult ry, 17 0; 28. Same, 9700 WV, 9-2, Meader’s Poultry, 17.0; 29. (Harold E. Rohrer), 65C0 WV, 9-2, NO SALE, 16 4 bid; 30. Same 6500 WV, 9-2, Vic tor F. Weaver, Inc., 17.0; 31. Same, 4000 WV, 9-2, V. F. Weaver, Inc., 17.0; 32. Same, 4700 WV, 9 2, V. F, Weaver, Inc, 17 0; 33. Steph en Stoltzfus), 3100 WV, 9-1, Starr Poultry, 16.9; 34. Same 35. Amos M-Shirk, 1000 W- V; 10, John N. Thomas, 17.4; 36. Henry Hoover, (David S. Hoover). 2000 WV, 11-2, Daniel K. Good, 16.6; 37. Same, NO SALE, 15.0 bid; 38. Hershey Hostetter, 975 ■»V-C-Cap., 13-6, C. F. Man beck, Inc., 26.3; 39. Donald Rutt, 450 L-FY, Victor J. • RETAINING WALLS Deimarva' - Georgia Prfces Higher Offerings Down Delmarva opened this week with prices ranging from 14.- 80 to 15 75 for offerings slightly reduced from last week. The market strength ened somewhat by the mid week point when offerings were somewhat less than demand. Friday’s market closed with 694,200 head at prices of 15.40 to 17. Demand was good, but the buyers were conservative at the higher prices. Estimated slaughter for the week end was 550,- 700 compared to last week’s 615,000 The Delmara broiler-feed ratio for the week ending on Oct. 9 was unchanged from last week at 3.4. Price paid for broilers rose from 14 49 to 15.18 during the week and mash went from $B5 80 to 90.14 per ton. Fluid Milk Volume Declines At Phila., Ga. Declines In the volume of fluid milk were noted at both Philadelphia and Atlanta with New York holding stea dy. Demand for bottling milk improved at Philadelphia and New York and was good at other points. Surplus over class 1 needs Koser Co., 9.0; 40. M&B, (Mrs. Dorothy Miller), 3100 IRW, 9-"2, Dan K. Good, 17.0; 41. Paris Ofoer, 500 L-F, 20 Mo , Victor J. Koser Co., 9.0; 42. Amos M. .Shirk, 3000 W V, 10, Dan K. Good, 17.0. Martin’s Limestone Corrects acid in soil crop yield Insures growth of clover and legumes Saves money each year Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 17, 1959 —3 Weekly New York Egg Mkt. From Monday, October 12th to Friday, October 16th Mon. f’xt. Fey. Hj-wts Med Pullets Peewees Ext. Fey, Hwyts Med. Pullets Peewees Ext. Fey, Hywts Med. Pullets Stds Checks Ext. Fancy Hywts Ext. Fey. Hywts 33V2-34 33 - 32 - 32 - Med. 25 - 24 - 22 -22 Vi 22 -22V3 TPullets 22 - 20 -21 181/2- 171/2-I8 TREND—Market position about steady but trading ir regular and still disappointing in some quarters. Copyrighted 1951 By Urner-Bony Co. was heavier in the Northeast, but -generally lighter at other | points Prices at New York for bottling quality milk were $5 90 per 40 qt. unit. Try a Classified Ad. CUSTOM BULK SPREADING SMHCKFR BROS. BIRD-IN-HAND Ph. Intercourse SO 8-3610 This is the practical size—all the capacity you need for large dairy and feeder herds, to save time in the daily job of spreading. There’s new ruggedness in the big No. 270—deeper, wider, stronger flareboards...heavier side, stakes... extra' huskiness all the way through to take the pounding of power loading, to handle'tough, over sized, matted chunks. There’s new power take-off flexibility in the No. 270, too. A new, in-line power drive adjusts auto matically to the twists of heavy loads in rough fields. And you can heap up the low Oliver. There’s no overhead cylinder arch to interfere with loading or unloading. Rear wheels are located to balance the load, aid traction in slippery barnyards. Self-locking hitch stand avoids lifting. Check the new Oliver No. 270 before you buy any PTO spreader. Chos. J. McComsey St Sons Hickory HilL Po. N. G. Hershey & Son Monheim. R. D. 1 Tues. Wed. Nearby Whites 361/2-36V2 35 25 - 24 22 - 20 17 -18 17 -21 18^2- -18 16 - Nearbv Browns 38 27 37 27 22 -18 16 22 -18 17 Midwestern Mixed 25 18 28 21 - 33 24 18 28 -19 -19 223/2-23 I Midwestern Browns 35 - Midwestern Whites Try a Classified Ad. "Prompt Bail Bond Service" BUHRMAN'S CONVENIENT PARKING LOTS Opposite Brunswick Hotel Opposite Post Office Next to Western Auto Store 115 East King Street Norman A. Buhrman, 228 N. Duke St. “Prompt Bail Bond Servic#” G. E. Busier Peach Bottom. Pa. Farmersville Equipment Co. Ephraia. RJ). 2 Fri Thurs, 22 -22 7 /j 171/2-18 16 - -22i/2 37 27 22 16 37 27 -22 - 21V--22 17 - 28 - 221/3-23 34 - J. B. Lapp Atglen. Pa.
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