nC> poultry Center
ice Strong, Fewer Birds
or<; were hard put to
81 l ciuotas ox live poul
-1 ‘'ifweck when only 50 -
I‘* ,d of poultry m 25
|5 I,e „ . oftcred for sa e at
b Laacastcr Poultry Center
■ e , *,nnae on broilers was
I!* ‘/with the bottom
, fg cents and the top
lle ,o , Buyers took 39,150
; 11 lots
n n fowl continued to
as three lots of 1,-
111 i\nd commanded 14 9 to
! s ‘ivo lots of heavy fowl
)f t p i 200 head brought
icluo'Oejj 4
ij x ° ln f S of cockerel roast
foU mciuding 3,650 head
' s , o tne buyers at 21 Ito
lVilc three lots of 2.-
,n'ii'et roasters changed
I°,, s p “ t 2oBto 24
f‘\Jic*al at the Poultry
'-aid growers might
en ._ u,, cn reluctant to put
n / 01 i*the sale because ox
I(U |v)i'.av weekend, but
16 a ‘ reported a scarcity of
J Lloi private purchase
rr ije o v month average for
~e ls at the Lancaster sale
ij 09 as compared with
,1 coin-sponding sale aver
“ 0 f 18 JO at the Delmarva
founding IS the complete
30 sale with seller,
raftoc m parenthesis, am
jnt and breed, age in weeks
ia da\ s, buyer and price
The Code WV-White Van
es V T RF - White Rock
i LF-Lcghorn Fowl, L-F-
Lpghoin Fowl Yearlings,
[lndian Rivers, JB IF -
ea\y Fowl C-Cockerels, P
iillets
1 Garden Spot Broilers
ol,n L Herr), 1300 WVP,
12 NO SALE 22 0 bid; 2.
engei’s Mill Inc (Vernon
immerman) 900 WVC, 13-2,
C Mellmger & Son, 23 5;
Same, 950 WVP, 13-2,
IAYOL N-SOO
Tobacco Sucker Control
• Easily applied* Saves tobacco value
• Saves labor • Oil emulsion ■ mixes with water
ESSO STANDARD
Div. Humble Oil & Refining Co.
Daniel K Good, 23 0; 4 Har
vey W Stoessel, 4500 WV,
9-2, College Hill Poultry, 19-
2, 5 Same, 7600 WV, 9-2,
College Hill Poultry, 19 3,
6 Paul K Bowman, 800 L-
F, 1 yr. Carl B. Risser, 14 9;
7 Ralph Wngley, 600 LF,
18 Ma, Roy E Ream, .15 2,
8 Lloyd H Kreider, 2500 W
V, 9-1, Daniel K Good, 19 0,
9 John S. Lapp, 800 WRF,
16 Mo, Marvin Swoigart,
18 4, 10 Stegemertens Farm
400 JB IF, 14 Mo , Daniel K
Good, 17 8;
11 J W Eshelman & Sons
(Enos Eshbacli), 3800 WV, 9-
5, Meador’s Poultry) 19 0,
12 Same, 650 WV, 9-5, Hea
der’s Poultry, 19 1, 13 Same,
3100 WV, 9-2, Roy E Ream,
19 5; 14 Same, 2500 WV, 9-
2, John N Thomas, 19 3, 15
Miller & Bushong (Clair
Bomberger) 2900 IR, 9-2,
Daniel K Good, 19 0,
16 Eh S Martin, 1200 WV
P. 14-4, NO SALE, 20 7 bid,
17 Same, 1400 WVC, 14-4
W C Melhnger & Son, 20 1;
18 Same, 700 WVC, 14-4, D
K Good, 21 2, 19 Same, 700
WVP, 14 4, W. C Melhnger
& Son, 20 8; 20 John L.
Hershey, 650 WVC, 14-2,
Marvin Sweigart, 25 4;
21 Same 650 WVP, 14-2,
Roy E Ream, 24 0, 22 Ivan
Z Hoover, 1300 WV, 11-1,
Daniel K Good, 19 6; 23 J.
J Hess II (Jacob Beiler) 2500
WV, 9-2, Daniel K Good, 19-
1; 24 Raymond M Weaver,
7800 CWRC, 8-2, Starr Poul
try, 19 3, 25 J. Clayton San
grey 375 L-F-Y, Marvin
Sweigart, 15 2.
Advertisers will be glad
to have you mention Lancas
ter Farming when answering
advertisements.
(Esso)
Lancaster, Pa
EX 3-3891
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Delmarva - Georgia
Live Supplies
In. Good Balance
Prices at farms for broil
ers in the Delmarva produc
ing area ranged from 18 to
19 30 for 913,400 head dur
ing the 24 hour period ■end
ing at 10 30 Friday morning
Live supplies were in good
balance with the current de
mands for processed poultiy
Estimated slaughter by
Eastern Shore processors for
the weekend is 755 000 head
compared to the 660,000 head
last weekend
Of the sales at the Eastern
Shore Poultry Growers ex
change on Thursday 9 per
cent sold under 18 40 Forty
one per cent brought 18 50 to
18 90 and 20 per cent made
19 to 19 30 The balance were
at undetermined prices
The Delmarva broiler-feed
ratio for the week ending on
June 24 was steady with the
past several weeks at 39.
During the week broi ers av
eraged 18 36 to mash cost
$93 65 per ton. This com
pares with the 3 7 ratio last
year when broileis brought
18 02 and mash cost $9B 54
per ton
Georgia reported prices
ranging from 17 to 18 3 on
744.000 head during the 24-
hour period ending 10 30 on
Friday morning Forty seven
per cent of the sales were at
17, and six per cent at 17 3
Seventeen percent were at
17 50 to 17 75, and three per
cent ranged from 18 to 18 3
Estimated slaughter for the
weekend in Georgia is 1,980,-
000 head compared to 2,301,-
000 head last week end
Don’t wait until a field ding to Stanley Gesell, Penn
turns green with quackgrass state extension entomologist
before going over it again jj e su gg es ts an application
with a field cultivator, warns of DDT when t he new
George Berggren, Penn g row th is about sto 6 inches
State agronomist Cultivate tall to the young larvae
the fie d often enough so the as they hatch from the eggs,
roots can t get re-established.
3 ft Ang’e iron fence | 75 Silver Columbians
posts with 2 insula- « ct rjw
tors & clips 58c Hay & Straw
Altman’s Milk Re- Do you need any oil?
placer 25 lbs. $3.75 2 gal Artex oil only $1.38
Blue Bird Egg Mash $3 90 Peat Moss $4 20
Turkey Starter $4 65 Staz Dry $2.60
Turkey Developer $4 50 Special Chop $3 25
Rabbit Pellets $5.00 20% Bluebird Dairy $3.20
Altman’s Dog Meal $8 50 Fitting Ration $3.65
ALTMAN’S CASH FEED STORE
947 Harrisburg Pike
Available In This Area
SEE YOUR
WIRTHMORE DEALER
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. July 2, 1960—3
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
Fiom Monday, June 27th to Friday, JuJy Ist
Mon.
Ext. Fey.
Eywls 35 -
Med 28 -
Pullets 25 -
P-wocs 19 -
Ext Fey
Hywts 37 -
Med 32 -
Pullets 27
P-wecs 19 -
Fxt. Fey.
Hywls 32’/j-
Med. 26 Vi-
Pullets
Stds 30
Cheeks 26 V
-30 1 '> 30
_-27 27
Ext Fancy
Hywls 34
EkF. Fey.
Hywls 32fi-
Med 28 -
Pullets 24 -
TREND —Market still under pressure of surplus top
grades with demand dull
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If you anticipate trouble
from the iris borer, you can
use a control measure, accor-
Ph. Lane EX 4-7715
Bulk
m
Now
Wed,
Tues.
Nearby Whiles
35 -
29V2-
25 -
19 -
35 -
29 Vi
-25 -
19 -
Nearbv Browns
37 -
33 -
29 Vi
-19 -
29 1 /--
19 -
Midwestern Mixed
3212- 32 Vi- 3114-32
2614-27 Vi 27Vi- 27V^-
NOT QUOTED
-30’i 30
-28 27
Midwestern Browns
-3Qii 30
27
Midwestern Whites
321/j. 321/2-
28 -29 29 -
25 - 25 -
PRODUCE MORE SILAGE
You can get more silage
from summer annuals, such
as corn, sorghum, Sudan
grass, and millets, than from
perennial legumes or grasses.
Research at the Pennsylvan
ia State University Agricul
tural Experiment Station
produced 12 7 to 23 9 tons
per acre on a 70 percent
moisture basis
Shavings
HAROLD B. ZOOK
220 Lampeter Road
LANCASTER, PA.
Phone EX 4-5412
•
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GREEN PINE ■ MIXED
•
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over 2 ton and trailer load
prices
really gets the job done?,
Come in and learn about the
new Louden Dual-Unit Clean
er with balanced power. The
gutter chain has its own pow
er unit —no uphill pull to
strain the chain or ovciload
the motor. The high speed
elevator drive sweeps the
manuie from the bottom of
the elevator, getting all the
liquids as well as solids, vith
no run-back. Come in today.
Also ask about the lower
cost “Electromatic” cleaner.
L. H. BRUBAKER
350 Strasburg Pike - Lane.
R. D. 3, LITITZ, PA.
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Strasburg OV 7-9002
Lititz MA 9-7796
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Thurs,
33' 2-
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29 ,/ j
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19 -
291/2-
25 -
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37 -
33 -
29 ] /2-
19 -
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31 -
27'/2-
31 -
29 -
25 -
31*4-32
29 -
25 -