oultry Center
er Prices Decline
i brought prices
rom 16-5 through
> Lancaster Poultry
week with 13
going at the lower
per cent at 17.5
cent at 17.7 to
r five per cent sold
o 20.3.
of 16 lots of broil
inmg 57,600 head
ie auction block,
were three lots of
10m fowl, one lot
mea fowl, one lot
ckerel roasters and
975 pullet roasters.
lg is the complete
sale v-sith lot num
• grower in paren
ount and kind, age
and days, buyer
3DE- WV - White
W Mts - White
L-F - Leghorn
'Cockerel, P - Pul
foss.
Martin, 200 Guin
-3., John E Retting
-2 C. F. Hess, 950
Walter Lehman,
'George Neauman
schreck) 4000 WV,
I ALE, 16.8 bid; 4.
Bushong (Arthur)
5600 W. Mts, 9-2,
, 17 0 bid; 5. Same,
9-2, M. C. Mellin
n, 18.2;
(C 1 ay ton T. Thom-
WV, 9-5, John N.
19.0; 7. M&B,
lissley), 2500 WV,
Poultry, 19.3; 8.
Kready, 2000 W
arry Weaver, Jr.,
me, 1000 WV, 10-
. Thomas, 19.7; 10.
Hospital (Richard
WV, 9-6, Marvin
20.3;
n Loaf Flour in Apron Sacks 25 lb. $2 15
Fashioned & Self Rising Buckwheat Flour
lat chick order in now for your Early Order
Discount!
Pellets
Pig Chow
s Milk
cer
$5.30 Dog Feed
$7.50 16% Dairy
15% Hog Feed
$3.75 Horse Feed
Fine Chick Feed
$4.90 Fitting Ration
Prices subject to change
jus at the Farm Show Booth No. 484.485
s Calf
MAN’S CASH FEED STORE
risburg Pike
Willis H. Weaver, Mgr
ORIN LAMOR
HAS A DEFINITE PLACE IN
R EGG PRODUCTION PROGRAM
i: From A Recent 9 Month Test
Vere Produced On Florin La-Mor For
.06 lbs. Feed Per
Dozen Eggs
i do the same or very similar on your
ith Florin La-Mor and Proper Manage-
UN LA-MOR i 5....
iplete • Economical • Practical
©red in bulk or neatly packed 50 #
>ers
ow us the pleasure of serving you—
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FLORIN. PA.
11. Martin M. Heisey, 850
L-F, 22 M 6., Daniel K. Good
10.4; 12. Harold Witmer, 350
L-F, 18 Mo., Walter Lehman
9 6; 13. Elmer Sensenig, 1000
WVC, 8-6, NO SALE, 18.5
bid; 14. M&B, (John O.
Moyer, J»-,) 4500 WV, 9-2,
Starr Poultry, 17 9; 15. Same
4700 WV, 9-2, H. W. Long
acre, Inc., 18.0;
15 Same, 4600 WV, 9-2,
H. W. Longacre, Inc., 17 5;
17. Same, Starr Poultry, 17 7
18 M&B (Frank Bradley),
975 WVC, 13, Daniel K.
Good, 29 2; 19. Same, Linn
Poultry 37.1; 20 Elmer
Metzler, 3000 WV, 9-2, Earl
B. Risser, 19.9;
21. M&B, Joseph Bushey),
9000 WV, 9-2 Meader’s Poul.
try, 17 5; 22 Same; 23. Jac
ob C Herr, 2500 WVX, 9-6,
Harry Weaver, Jr, 16.5; 24.
Same, 2900 WVX, 9-6, H. W.
Longacre, Inc, 16 5; 25.
Same, 2000 WVX, 9-6, H W.
Longacre, Inc., 16.5.
A new definition of a fa
rm is being applied to the
1959 census of Agriculture.
A farm must have 10 or
more acres with agricultur
al sales of $5O or more a
year. Or if it is less than 10
acres it must have minim
um sales of $250 a year.
University animal scienti
sts say that the value of a
beef cow is indicated by the
weight and value of her
calf at weaning time They
advise curing the herd clos
ely and keeping heifers fr
om good cows.
Read the Classifieds
cwt $$ 50
$3.55
. $3 95
$3 95
$4 95
$3.70
Ph Lane EX 4-7715
Delmarva - Georgia
Buying Interest
Improves Late
Delmarva reported 631*
300 head at prices ranging
from 15.25 to 17.85 for the
24 hour period ending 10.30
Friday morning.
Buying interest improved
in instances though it-is in
creasingly competitive. The
demand continues generally
fair, with live offerings amp
le
Estimated slaughter in Del
marva for the week end was
487,000 head compared to
the 103,000 head last week
end.
Georgia reported sales on
Thursday of 929,000 head at
prices of 15 to 17 with most
of the sa’es being at 15 to
15 9. Prices reported to 10 30
Friday morning for 1,769,-
000 head ranged from 14 5
to 16 with sales mostly at 15
Estimated slaughter in
Georgia for the weekend was
2,111,000 head compared to
the 997,600 last weekend.
Supply Steady
Demand Better
Milk production was re
ported steady at most points
though Philadelphia was re
ported higher. Demand im
proved though Philadelphia
reported fair to lighter sales,
Surplus, liberal at points,
was moved to manufacturers
or separators.
Prices at New York were
unchanged _to 10 cents lower
at $5.40 to $5.50 per 40
quart unit.
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday, January 9. 1960
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, January 4th to Friday, January Bth
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri.
fixt. Fey,
Hywts
Med.
Pullets
P-wees
Ext. Fey.
Hywts ‘ 31M>-
Med. 27 -
Pullets 25Va-
P-wees 19 20
Ext. Fey.
Hywts 29 -
Med 27 -
Pmlets 23 -
Stds. 26 1 /i-2 l 7
Checks 25 -
Ext. Fancy
Hywts 29 Vj-
Ext. Fey.
Hywts -29
Med. 27
Pullets 24
-TREND—Egg market generally steadier with consid
erable surplus Westerns being stored and less surplus near,
bys in most quarters.
• Lane. Yards
(From page 2)
closing mostly 13.25-14 25.
No. 3’s early down to 12.50.
U. S. 1-2 grade 190-220 lb.
ho'gs including lots more
uniform for weight & grade
at 14 50-15 50. Few lots,
mostly no. I’s, 195-220 lbs.
atIO.OO .this kind absent af
ter Monday. 230-250 lb.
butchers early at 12 00-12 75.
Lot 268 lb. gilts mostly no.
2’s late at 13 25. 300-600 lb.
sows 8.00-12.00 few down to
7.00:
SHEEP. Receipts will to
tal about 500 head or about
315 head more than last
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week. Trading was moder
ately active with wooled
slaughter lambs selling at
weak prices compared with
last week Good and Choice
75-100 lb. slaughter lambs
managed 18 00-21.00 with
Utility selling down to 14.00,
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HAROLD G. WINDLE
COCHRANVILLE, PA.
Phone: Aiglen LY 3-’.941
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