c poultry Center
ices Easy, Volume Up
_ n broilers edged 19.0 9. M&B (Clair Bomber
ices,,;: lower at the ger) 5000 IR, 9-2, Daniel K.
io» aUy poultry Center Good, 191; 10. Same, 3500
as ter oU when 104,275 IR, 9-2, Daniel K. Good, 18.-
% lots brought pn- 8;
‘lni from 18 3t020 5 11. M&B (James Bar’ey),
an % 80 percent of the 6300 IR, 9, Meader’s Poultry
oV n l r 19. 18 5; 12. M&B (J. Floyd
u , 6,075 roaster Kreider) 8t)00 WV, 92, Mea
: made 22 to 24.1 der’S Poultry, 18.7; 13 M&B
ts , nts 0 f 4,675 cock- (Oscar K. Sangrey) 6000 WV
°dpis brought 23 4 to 9. Victor F Weaver, Inc.,
See lots of 5.430 leg- 18 5; 14 M&B, (Elam B.
from 12 3 Riehl) 1700 WVC, 12-3. NO
■c° and 325 males went SALE, 22 1 bid; 15. Same,
i®' ai 21 0 bid;
°Mav 26 sale offered 16. M&B, (Millard Osborn)
e , nf 150,880 head m 400 WVP, 12-2, NO SALE,
gold 120,780 head 20 0 bid, 17. Same, 400 WVC
its aacls 12-2, John N Thomas, 23 4;
’ pnmulete sale follows 18 M&B, (Charles Boose)
6 Xr grower in par- 5000 WV, 9-2, W. C Mellm
amount and bre°d, ger & Son, 18 8; 19 Same,
nweeks and days, buy- Carl B. Risser, 19 0; 20. M&
5 nnce B, (Samuel Stoltzfus) 3400
if,/ WV - white van- WVC, 9-2, NO SALE, 18 0;
wVX - white vantress 21 Same. 22. M&B (John
L-p - leghorn fowl, L. Herr), 1200 WVP, 14 2,
; t . white mountains, Carl B Ris~er, 23.6; 23.
mrfian rivers, C - cock- Same, 23.1; 24 Christ L.
P . pullets. Landis, 2000 WV, 10-2, John
Marlin Cassel, 325 W N. Thomas, 20 3; 25. Jacob
10 2 W C Mellinger & C. Herr, 900 WVC, 14-6,
on o’ 2 Lester High, Marvin Sweigart, 26 3;
WV 10-6, Roy E. Ream, 26. Same, 800 WVP, 14-6,
3’ H M Stauffer & Carl B. Risser, 231; 27.
(Emanuel Flaud), 2700 Same, 875 WVC, 14.6, Dan
9-3, Carl B Risser, iel K Good, 25.5; 28 Same,
\ j W Eshelman and 875 WVP, 14-6, W. C. Mel
(Dan Fellenbaum), linger & Son, 24 1; 29. Ben-
WVX, 86, Starr Poult- jamin G Shank, 4000 L-F,
83,5 Same, 18.5; 15 Mo, Victor J Koser Co,
Same, Harry H Weaver Inc, 15 6; and 325 MALES,
183, 7 Same; 8. Miller Victor J. Koser Co., Inc,
ushong (Boy B. Martin), 11 0;
WV, 9-3, Roy E. Ream, (Turn to page 14) j
200 Heavy White Chicks 1 week
70 New Hampshire 2 weeks
I White Holland - 2 weeks 50 Beltsville - 1 week |
S 13 Seed Corn $7.50 Carbola for dxsinfect
uncy Chief #7BO $ll.OO ing 5 7 b ,10 lb., 25 lb.
lack Wilson Soy C C.C Insecticides j
Beans .$4 75 3 ft. Electric Fence 58c I
igoro 50c - $3.98 with 2 insulators & clips
mltry Netting Altman’s Milk
, $4.60 - $10.65 Replacer
pt Barbed wire Altman’s Dog Meal
roll $10.45 Rabbit Pellets
$1.25 6. ft. P9sts
ALTMAN’S
ft Posts
CASH FEED STORE
7 Harrisburg Pike Ph Lane EX 4-7715
Willis H Weaver, Mgr
LAGE PRESERVATIVE
DEXTROPEP
EEaSBEI
x^7
gam
offered
MONEY because it is a concentrated pre-
Se rvative. Recommended use only 50 lbs. per
of silage.
FEEDING VALUE to the silage because it
c °ntains over 80% total digestable nutrients.
RE 2*VES the NATURAL NUTRIENTS in
3rass by reducing run off because one
Pari cor n oil meal absorbs six parts water.
'IRTHMORE FE2DS
LeROY ,M. SENSENIG
‘ETown
$3 75
$8 50
$5 15
$1.15
Ph. Ephrota RE 3-200 r
Delmarva - Georgia
Est. Slaughter
Down Slightly
Dclmarva reported prices
of 17.50 to 18 90 for 791,600
head sold during the 24 hr.
period ending 10.30 Friday
morning.
Estimated slaughter by
Delmarva processors for the
week end is 616,000 head
compared to the 626,000 he
ad last week end.
The Delmarva broiler-fe
ed ratio for the week end
ing May 20 was steady with
the previous week at 4 0
Broilers averaged 18 27 and
mash cost $9l 96 per ton.
Georgia reported sales of
1.849.000 head at prices ran
ging from 16 to 17 5, most
ly 16 at the farm Estimat
ed* slaughter by Georgia pro
cessors for the week end is
2.010.000 head compared to
the 1,177,000 head last we
ek end.
Fluid Miik
Production Peak
Moves North
Milk production was low
er at Philadelphia and At
lanta, but increased at New
York and Boston. Seasonal
peaks were believed reached
in southern New Jersey and
New York.
Demand was lighter thro
ughout most of the Eastern
seaboard. Surplus offerings
heavy in all areas except
Atlanta, moved mostly to
separators and driers though
some movement to cheese
production.
Buy Your MANZATE® through
eastern States farmers' Exchange
Available in All Lancaster County Communities
"“My business is custom spraying, and I have to be certain
that my customers are satisfied. I have used ‘Manzate’
maneb fungicide on thousands of acres of tomatoes and
potatoes for a number of years with excellent results!
“I feel that I am giving my customers’ crops the best
protection from disease when I use ‘Manzate’ fungicide
in a regular spray program.” '
For top protection
tomato and potato
use Du Pont “Manzate”
► Proved protection against all major fungus diseases
► Mild OH plants— won’t harm foliage or stunt growth
► Easy to use, a wettable powder, mixes readily with water
► Top yields— helps get bigger, better-quality crops
For further information about Du Pont “Manzate” see
your dealer today.
For low-cost, effective weed and brush control, use Du Pont Dybar®
fenuron weed and brush killer. Just spread the dry pellets in the area
you want cleared, and “Dybar” does the rest. See your dealer for
further information.
mm
'EC U s P*TOfE
SETTER THINGS FOR BETTER LIVING
. .THROUGH CHEMISTRY
MANZATE AND OTHER DUPONT PRODUCTS
distributed by
J. C. EHRLICH CHEMICAL CO.. INC.
Phone EX 7-3721
736 East Chestnut Street
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
£xt. Fey.
Hywts 36Vi-
Med 32 -
Pullets 26 -
P-wees 20 -
Ext. Fey
Hywts 39
Med. 34
Pullets 31
P-wees 21
tOxt. Fey
Hwyts 35 -
Med. 31 -
Pullets
Stds. 33V*:-
Checks 30
Ext. Fancy
Hywts 37V2-
Rxt. Fey.
Hywts 35V2-
Med 32 -
Pullets 26 -
TREND—Market weaker on top grades with trading
extremely slow.
DELMARVA York was off about five cents
Wholesale prices for bot- at $4 50 to 455 per 40 quart
tlmg quality milk at New unit.
On all chemicals, aheays follow label inilruchons and namings carefully.
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, May 28, 1960—3
From Monday, May 23rd to Friday, May 27th
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs,
Nearby Whites
35 -
32 -
24 V -
19 -
Nearbv Browns
37
34
31
19
Midwestern Mixed
341/2-
31 -
341/2-
31 -
NOT QUOTED
33 - 33
-301/2 30
-30V2 30
Midwestern Browns
361/2-
Midwestern Whites
35 -
32 -
241/2-
Copyrighted 1960 By Urner-Barry Co.
JOHN M. HESS. JR.
Hess Spray Service, Floiin, Pennsylvania
maneb fungicide
MANZATE
maneb fungicide
341/2-
32 -
2414-
19 -
341/2-
33 -
241/2-
19 -
36
34
26
19
-37 351/2-36
34 -
231/2-24r
19 -
341/2.
32 -
-301/2 30
35 -
341/2-
32 -
241/2-
341/2-
33 -
241/2-
against
diseases
Lancaster, Penna.
Frl,
331/2-
33 -
241/2-
19 -
35 -
34 -
24 -
19 -
331/2-
32 -
321/2-
28V2-29
331/2-
331/4-
33 -
241/2-