r Center . ■ - Georgia
pFfead Continues - ' Prices Slip
, all the Mellinger & Son, 19 2; Jack
at the Bucher, 4450 WV, 9, Mead
frV Center er’s Poultry, 19 2;
it; lots in- 11. Same, 91, Header’s
„rds crossed Poultry, 19.4; 12. Wenger’s
' thpr lot of Mi’l Inc, (Vernon Zimmer
not sell, man),' 1000 WVC, 13-2, H. W.
‘2 J Longacre, Inc, ?3.7; 13.
iTo cocker- Same, 1000 WVP, 13-2, W. C.
oQT to Mellinger & Son, 32 2; 14.
’ ht ei 1 712 Miller & Bushong (John
*>29o*l to Hiehl), 750 IRP, 13, Boy E.
fwd Ream, 32 1; 15. Same, 750 IB
ffofs C, 13, Carl B. Bisser, 33.0;
25 0t032 3. lg M&B] (Charles Ni ss iey)
•00 leghorn 2000 wv> 9 . 2> starr Poultryi
19.0; 17. M&B, (Luther Un
derwood Jr), 5000 18, 9,
Starr Poultry, 19 0; 18. M&B,
(Clair Bomberger), 2900 18,
9-6, NO SALE, 17 5 bid; 19.
M&B, (Kenneth M. Funk),
240 WVC, 13. John N. Tho
mas, 28 7; 20. Same, 800
WVP, 13, W. C. Mellinger &
Son, 29 9.
21. Same. 240 WVC, 13 C
F. Manbeck, Inc., 29.4; 22.
Same, 700 WVP, 13, Carl B
Bisser, 31.0; 23. Same. 700
WVP, 13, J. Bobert Charles
30 2; 24. Same. 150 WVC, 13
John N. Thomas, 32.1; 25.
Same, 800 WVC, 13, Boy E.
Beam, 34.5.
26. M&B (JoJhn Olesh, Jr
1750 WVP, 14-3, W. C. Mel
linger & son, 33 6: 27. Same,
1750 WVP, 14-3. W. C. Mel
linger & Son, 33.5; 28. M&B
(Daniel Lehman) 5000 18,8-
5, Withdrawn Prior To Sale.
29. M&B (Millard Chubb),
1400 18, 10-2, Roy E. Beam,
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93,165 head
and 79,395
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grower in
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and days
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11, 662 WV
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WVC, 13,
. 32 0; 3.
95, W. C.
, 217; 4.
lomas, 20 3;
;ssel, 6800
>1 K. Good,
WV, 11-2,
9, 7. An
-1000 WV,
’homas; 8
mn, 500 L
jer Co. 13 2
; (J Harold
, 9-5, W. C.
10 PER- PACKAGE
KAPS $1
200 Vantress Cross Chicks
17c lb.
Altman’s Dog
Meal 25 lbs. $2.23
Horse Feed $3.95
20% Hog. Pig, Sow
Feed
25 lbs. $2.15 Altman’s Milk
_ Replacer 25 lbs. $3.75
* ■ Altman’s Calf Feed $5.15
$4.35 water Softener $2.45
$5.10 Turkey Smarter $4.70
S CASH FEED STORE
, garden,
vergreens
25 lbs. $1.68
Pike
Willi* H. Weaver, Mgr t
s?
IRTHMORE
Chick Starter
ucal
feed that
ng re P 1 acement chicks. It is high in
t c °ntains the vitamins and other
e needed for early chick growth
. dependable ration.
’ , pellets and crumbles—with medi
°ccidios ls .
a °d check the results for yourself?
HMORE feeds
M - RESSLER & SON
Ph. Strcsburg OV 7-3931
<* >'"
■ nr’
$4.30
Ph. Lane. EX 4-7715
especially well
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Supplies Good
Delmarva reported prices
of 16.70 to 18.80 for 804,700
head at farms during the 24-
hour period endmg 10.30 a.
m. Friday.
Prices averaged slightly
lower with live supplies ful
ly adequate for demand.
Estimated slaughter in
Delmarva for the week end
was 555,000 compared to the
624,000 head last week end.
The Delmarva broiler-feed
ratio for the week ending on
March 25 regained the point
it had lost the previous week.
Broilers made 18 02 and
mash cost $91.22 per ton for
a ratio of 4.0.
Georgia reported prices of
17 to 18.5 for 1,303,900 head
at farms Estimated slaugh
ter by Georgia processors
was 1,491,000 for the week
end.
Fluid Milk
Production Still
On The Increase
Production of fluid milk
continued to increase in all
areas. Offerings were in ex
cess of trading needs except
at Atlanta where supplies
were in balance with de
mand. Demand at Philadel
phia showed some improve
ment, but was only fair at
GET MORE EARS TO THE ROW
SHELL CHEMICAL COMPANY
4 •*.
avi ■
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
Ext. Fey.
Hywts 41 -42
Med. 40 -
Pullets 31 -
P-wees 26 -
Ext. Fey
Hywts 43 -
Med. 40 -
Pullets 35 -
P-wees 26 •
Ext. Fey
Hywts 35V2-3G
Med. 35 -
Pullets
Stds. 34 -
Checks 31 -
Ext. Fancy
Hywts 41 -
Ext. Fey.
Hywts 371/2-38
Med. 371/2-
Pullets 31 -
TREND—Market continues to clear very closely under
an excellent demand for all grades.
New York and Boston. Some
surplusses moving to cottage
cheese production. Price for
KILL SOIL INSECTS
WITH ■ ■ •
alarm
Increase yields economically by controlling soil insects
with aldrin. One application of aldrin pays for itself
through bigger, better yields of quality com.
Aldrin is e.asy to use. You can apply it as a spray,
granules or mixed with starter fertilizers.
Order your supply today and by harvest you’ll see
why aldrin stands for bigger yields.
aldrin 11iiu...,
STANDS TOR MW
BIGGER YIELDS
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS DIVISION
mo Wa«t st N«w Y#rk SO. N»w York
~ Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 2, 1960 —3
From Monday, March 28th to Friday, April Ist
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Frl.
Nearby Whites
42 -
40 -
31 -
26 -
Nearbv Browns
43
40
35
26
Midwestern Mixed
35V2-36 371/2-38 ‘39
34 -
30 -
Midwestern Browns
41 - 41 -
Midwestern Whites
37 -
37 -
31 -
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bottling quality milk at New
York was unchanged at 5.12
to 5.17 per 40 quart unit.
Shavings
HAROLD B. ZOOK
220 Lampeter Road
LANCASTER. PA,
Phone EX 4-5412
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CLEAN DRY OR
GREEN PINE • MIXED
•
Bags or Bulk—Deliveries
over 2 ton and trailer load
prices
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