oultry Center
s. Interest Improve
prices jumped at
ister Poultry center
when 25 lots of
>irds sold at prices
from 19.1 through
fowl in three lots
il of 1,295 birds
21.1 to 22.3. Leg
-1 brought prices of
4 for 2,350 head in
and 180 males in 3
for 8 0 to 10.4.
iges of the broiler
■e as follows: 46%
5, 40% at 19 6-20 0,
I 3 to 20.7, 6% at
md 5% at 219-22.7.
is the complete
tie with lot num-
Grower in paren-
junt and breed,
; eks and days, buy
ice.
;ODE: WV - White
IR - Indian Rivers,
White Rock Heavy
i 1 - Leghorn Fowl,
White Cross Heavy
mertcn’s Willow
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for truly effective Mastitis control
EBectireness never before possible it now avail
able with the broad-apectnim formulations of Bock
land PENT-A-CIN mastitis products. Available in
injectors, multi-injectors and tubes—to meet every
mastitis need. Newest mastitis fighter is wonder
working Neo-Pent-A-Cin. which treats all forms of
mastitis without using Penicillin. Stock up at your
dealers now. or write us.
ROCKLAND g-HlAs
oil’ll Do Better
Starting Pullets
EARLY BIRD
4 v
Pullet growing records of last fall on our own and custom
farms indicated the following factors.
RANGED FROM 144 TO 151 DAYS
FEED CONSUMED PER BIRD RANGED FROM 16 LBS. TO
19.1 LBS.
COSTS PER BIRD AVERAGED 75 CENTS.
- OUTSTANDING GROWERS HAD
LOW AS 67.65 CENTS AT 23 WEEKS).
-AGES FIT TO HOUSE ON THESE FLOCKS AVERAG
ED 94.8%.
US HELP YOU WITH YOUR
the finest poultry service
Lere, contact your Miller
thong Representative or
Lancaster EXpress 2-2145.
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Of
.acturers of Poultry and Livestock Feed Since 1875
Brook Farm, 400 WXHP, 8
mo., Roy E. Ream 21.1; and
100 males, Roy E. Ream 8.0;
2. Elias Frey 700 WV, 10-2,
Carl B. Risser, 20.7; 3. Mil
ler & Bushong, (Richard
Blessing), 2500 WV, 9-3,
Stair Poultry, 19 5; 4. Same,
1000 WV, 913, Starr Poultry
19 5; 5. M&B, (Roy B, Mar
tin) 5000 WV, 9-3, Victor F.
Weaver Inc., 19.6;
6. Same, Starr Poultry,
19-5; 7 M&B (Elvin H. Noit)
4400 WV, 9-2, Meader’s Poul
try, 19.5 8. Same. 4100 WV,
9-2, Linn Poultry, 19.7; 9.
Lynn Thompson, 3500 WV,
9, Victor K. Weaver Inc,
19.1; 10. Same, 200 WV, 9,
Victor F. Weaver Inc., -19 1;
11 M&B, (Stephen Stoltz
fus) 3000 WV, 9-3, Linn Poul
try, 19 9; 12 Same, Daniel
K Good, 19 8; 13 Eli N.
Martin, 4000 WV, 9-2, Mead
er’s Poultry 19 6; 14. Same,
Starr Poultry, 19 4; 15. Geo.
Weaver, 2000 L-F, 20 Mo ,
Roy E. Ream, 10.4; 16. Amos
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Miller &
Bushong,
Delmarva - Georgia
Supplies In
Fair Balance
Delmarva reported prices
for the 24 hour period end
ing at 10:30 Friday on 679-
100 head ranging from 16.60
to 19.10
Estimated slaughter for
the week end was 520,000
head compared to 487,000
head last week end.
The Delmarva broiler-feed
ratio for the week ending
January 8 was 3 7 with br
oilers averaging 16 95 and
mash costing $9172 a ton.
The ratio last week was up
to 3 9 with broilers at 18 30
and mash at $93 96.
Georgia reported prices of
17 to 18 at the farm for
1,454,000 head. Estimated
slaughter for the week end
is 1,648,000 head.
Philadelphia
Notes Increase
Production was reported
steady to slightly higher. At
Philadelphia increases were
noted to be five to 15 per
cent above a year ago lev
els. Bottling demand mostly
good to fair. Excess surplus
noted particularly at Phila
delphia and Boston, moved
to separators. ,
Prices at New York for
bottling quality milk ran
ged from $5.40 to 550 per
40 quart unit.
I I I
A great statesman has ob
served that if it stays zero
outside we’re likely to have
cold weather.
FEED COSTS AS
REPLACEMENT PROGRAM!
9
CO
Rohrerstown, Pa.
Ph. Lancaster EX 2-2145
Lancaster farming, Saturday. January 16. 1960—3
Weekly New York Egg Mkt
From Monday, January 11th to Friday, January 15lh
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri.
Ext. Fey.
Hywts 30 -30V2 30Va-
Med. 27 -28 28 -
Pullets 23Vz- 24Vi-
P-wees 19 -20
Ext. Fey.
Rywts 30 Vz-
Med. 28 -29
Pullets 25
P-wees 19
Uxt. Fey.
Hywts 28 -
Med. 26i/ 2 -
Pullets 23 -
Stds. 26 -
Checks 241/2-25
Ext. Fancy
Hywts 29V2-
Ext. Fey.
Hywts 29 -
Med. 261/2-
Puilets 231/2-
TREND—SheII egg market unsettled and irregular
with an easier position in top large under a lack of support
and increased selling pressure. Medium and pullets still
clearing well.
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• Bulk Fertilizer Storage
• Fertilizer Spreader Service
# Remodeled Office & New pole con
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• New Shelling & Grain Handling
Equipment
Inc.
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Midwestern Mixed
29 - 29 ■
261/a- 261/2-
23 - 231/2-
27 - 27 -
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