poultry- Center Delmarva - Georgia iding Very Active Prices Decline '^ster k Poulfry Center Hershey,’ 180o’ m D io. Late In. Week *’T when growers put 6, Daniel K. Good, 18.9; 8. „ . T 7 t hirds m 52 lots on Marlin Cassel, 250 WMt, 10, p f lc t s at DelMarVa aver -12 t,nn block. Roy E. Ream, 19 9 9. Roy Ed- aged ab ° ut , cente low er = climbed this week wards, 2400 WMt., 10-2, Dan- du £ n £ the 2 4 hour period i e ‘ s nt go as had iel K. Good, 19.0; 10 Robert Friday morning ld finated on Tuesday B. Noll, 2690 WV, 9-6, Marv- than f arller , m the week ffpelMarVa sale av- m Sweigart, 19 9; fflfas lo 7*9 aWraged as Inared to 20.79. 11. Safne, John N. Thomas h , 20-79 ‘ . , , . s , n snip at the 19.9; 12. Same. 1345 WV 9- Delmarva reported at-farm * Lter sold 111,275 6, Carl B. Risser, 19 9, ’l3. ° f i, I ®- 6 20.30 for tr>' 33 i o ts .at prices Harvey M. Zimmerman, 850 854,300 head with over half ;rsl f,mn 18.9 to 20. WV-C, 14-1, W. C. Mellmger the sales between 19 and 20. mg ** ac tive and pnc- & Son, 26 0; 14 Same, 24 6; Estimated slaughter for the j c h chtlv over the 15. Same, 5500 WV, 9-8, Roy week end is 696,000 head if range of 19 to E. Ream, 19 9; The Delmarva broiter ,f<ft‘week 16 Same, 2500 WV, 9-6, feed ratio for the week end l3S fl lots of 7,300 cocker- H. W. Longacre Inc., 19 7 - Jld y 1 was up two points Ifers ranged from 22.4 17. Roy Heckenluber, 1000 iTom the previous week at ‘ dnle pullet roasters L-F-Y, Walter B. Lehman, 41 - Eroiters dunng the week 23 to 24 1 for 9,600 14.7; 18. Miller & Bushong, av f a |„ ed 18 72 . and mash m eight lots. One lot of (Earl Newcomer), 1600 WV, cost ?91 65 per ton •lt iun roasters made 9, W. C. Mellmger & Son, r > • . KA -- T U 19.6; 19 M&B (Norman E. Fluid Milk lots Of 3,600 leghorn b! ought prices ranging 147 to 15 1. ~ ung is the complete , t h seller, grower in thesis, amount and a ?e m weeks - and , u yer and price , WV-White Vantress, uidian Rivers, WMt. - , Mountains, L-FY- Leg- Fowl Yearlings, H-F-L -j, line Fowl C - Oock- P - Pullets %>lhaven Farm, 1000 94, Marvin Sweigart, Miller & Bushong (Jon ,ver) 12000 IR, 9, Mead 4ilUy. 20 0; 3. Edwin jnck, 4200 WV, 9, Col- Hill Poultry, 19 7, 4. 3800 WV, 9, Header’s !•, 19 6; 5. Norman B. |y! 2000 WV, 10-3, Col- T -U Poultry, 19 8; 'OO WV, 10"-3, i'se these effective rbola ccc Products IWN and GARDEN PRODUCTS IQUITO KILLER .US FERTILIZER ijoy a beautiful lawn id garden in comfort DUST control grub and Is ir’lawns DUST protect its from insect dam- JEN ROTE proleci -•getables, flowers and ID and 2. 4. 5T WEED :iLLER SPRAY gei id of dandelions PLE 20 FERTILIZER ■momical food for iwn and garden foi These and Many thei Fine Products Made bij IBOLA chemical COMPANY f RAL BRIDGE, N. Y. WHERE 0* UREA GOES R CROP GROWS! 45% Nitrogen * or corn, hay, vegetables, Potatoes, grains sid e dressing corn Get yours today! Organic Want Food Co. G *oFPt Own road Stuckey) .900 WV, 9-3, Roy , ?§bo M^ B v, <v 93; Production Is M. W. C Melhnger & Son, S | ig hf|y (.OW©! 21 M&B (Kenneth M. Milk production was about Funk), 1200 WV-C, 12, W C. unchanged to slightly below Mellinger & Son, 22 4; 22. last year m some areas Sup- Same, 1200 IR-C, 12, W. C. plies were generally adequate Mellinger & Son,' 24 5, 23. to in excess of the light to M&B, (Christ L Herr), 1800 good but mostly fair, bottl- WVP, 14-2, Carl B Risser, ln g demand. 23 0; 24 Same, 241; 25. Improved sales to resort Same, 24 4; areas noted m some markets; 26. Garden Spot Broilers however, at Atlanta offerings (Melvin Barge) 2500 IR, 9-4, decreased and very little sur- H W. Longacre, Inc, 19 4, plus was left after filling the 27 Same, 2400 WV, 9-4, H bottling demand At Boston W. Longacre, Inc, 19 2; 28. surplus offerings were diver- Clayton H. Shenk, 1000 WV, ted to separators (Turn to page 10) (Turn to page 21 kilißniiiiiiimiiiHiiiiiiiiiiißiiiiiaiiiiili ■ ■ New Holland New Holland Concrete Products NEW HOLLAND, PA. ■&■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■bbpbm’sihbbbbbbbmbJ ocrete locks mediate delivery ELgin 4-2114 ■ From ... OUR NEW BULK STATION Wirthmore Feeds Another Wirthmore Service i TIME SAVING....SPACE SAVING Prompt, dependable delivery of mill-fresh Wirthmore Bulk Feeds Lancaster Farming. Saturday, July 9. 1960—3 Weekly New York Egg Mkt. From Monay, July 4th to Friday, July Bth Mon. fixt. Fey. Hywts Med. Pullets P-wees Ext. Fey. Hywts Med. Pullets P-wees Ext. Fey. Hywts Med. Pullets Stds Checks Ext. Fancy Hywts Ext. Fey. Hywts Med Pullets TREND; Fancy top grades moving belter with medium firm but pullet still slow. Copyrighted 1960 By Urner-Barry Co. ■ ■■ KEYSTONE LEGHORN CHICKS WILL COST YOU LESS Locally Owned and Operated Breeding Flocks Are All Within Lane. 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