Lancaster Farm!
, poultry Center
ilers Ab«
„, pr prices lost a lit
i+his week when 10i
{.ld m 33 lots rang
h f 8 4 to 19.7. Over
‘Jnt of the sales we
19 and . 19 - 2
300 head «omg af t
figure of
)W 1 held steady as 3,(
rn fowl m four lots
r "i3 7-14-6. and 1.4;
£ OW I in three lots r
9_21 9. Seven lots
, cockerel roasters
4,550 head brou
•26.
,i v two lots of broile
mdjng 3,200 head wer
w “' ld Bids of 18.5 ai
wer e refused by tin
5 total July 28 sale of
112,725 head in 49
an d sold 109,525 heai
47 lots
'allowing is the complet
with lot number, sellci
>r In parenthesis, am
and breed, age in wks
days, buyer and price
)DE WV - white van
IR - xndian rivers, W
. white rock heavy
1,-F-Y - leghorn fow
•lings, XC - cross cock
Daniel B King, 950 W
-10-2, Daniel K. Good,
I 2 Same, Martin Brend
i93, 3 Same, 300 WVC,
I,VT C Mellinger & Son
4 Miller & Bushong
Jl Creek Farm) 4000 W
|.g H W. Longacre, Inc.
5 Same, 1700 WV, 9-
lamel K. Good, 19 3.
Same. 3200 WV. 9-6,
E Ream, 19 3; 7. Same,
WV, 9-6 College Hill
ry 191; 8 Same, (Clar
Hilsher) 4000 WV. 9-2,
>r’s Poultry. 19.1; 9.
(Harold Holhnger),
WV, 9-2, Victor F. Wea
Co, 18 9; 10 Caleb K.
shey 1300 WV, 10-2,Dan
” Good, 19.1.
Oliver S Mast. 4600
, 9-2, H W Longacre,
19 0 12. Same, tOO
0-2, H. W Longacre
191, 13 Same, Harry
leaver Inc, 18.9; 14.
- (Kenneth M. Funk),
WVC, 13. College Hill
.try, 23 5. 15 Same, W.
Melhnger & Son, 23.5.
6 Same 775 WVC, 13,
C Meilmger & Son 23 5,
Same 175 WVC, 13, W.
Melhnger & Son, 23 5; 18.
lis Good, 1200 WV, 9-5,
an Sweigart, 18 6; 19
900 L-F-Y, Victor J.
:r Co. 14 2; 20 Sun-
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Saturday, July 30. 1960—3
ing.
ut Steady
shine Farm Supply (Leon
Weber) 10,000 WV. 9-6, Col
lege Hill Poultry, 19.2.
21. Edgar M. Martin. 2000
WV, 0-6, NO SALE. 18.9
bid; 22. Same, 3000 WV, 9-
6, Marvin Swelgart. 19; 23.
Paul S. Hilsher, 600 WV, 9-
5, Martin Brendle, 19; 24.
Hershey Hostetter. 1200 WV
VC, 9-1, NO SALE, 18.5 bid
25. Roy B. Martin,. 1300 W-
V, 9-3, Roy E. Ream 19.1,
26. David S. Hoover, 2400
'”*VX. 9-1, Marvin Sweie
art, 19; 27. Same. 4900 WVX
& AA, 9-1, ,Hary H. Weaver
Jr.. 18.9; 28. M&B (Harry
Boyer) 5300 IR, 9-2, Starr
Poultry, 19; 29, M&B (Lloyd
Stoltzfus ) 8000 WV, 9, Starr
Poultry, 19.1; 30. Same,
Headers Poultry, 19.
31. Same, (John Riehl),
750 IRC, 13, Marvin Swei
gart, 24.3; 32 Same. (Ab
ram Miller) 1600 WV, 9,
Headers Poultry, 19; 33.
Same All; 34. J. J. Hess II
< Frank Des+afano) 2500 W
VC, 9, Daniel K. Good, 18 4;
35. Lester G. Greiner, 1500
L-F, 18 mo. Victor J. Koser
Co 14.6.
36. J. J. Hess II CH&H
Farm), 5300 WV. 8-6, Starr
Poultry 19; 37. Same, 18 9;
38 Parke K. Herr, 900 WVC
13-2, Roy E. Ream. 26; 39
Keneth B. Noll. 2500 WV,
10-1. John N. Thomas, 19.3;
40. Neff Bros.. 1350 10, John
N Thomas, 19.1.
' 41. Ivan Z. -Hoover, 1350,,
WV, 11-1, Daniel K. Good,
191; 42. Greider Leghorn
Farm 500 WRHF, 14 mo,
Marvin Sweieart. 20,1; 43.
Same, 475 WRHF, 14 mo.,
Marvin Sweieart. 19 9; 44.
Same 450 WRHF, 14 mo..
Walter B Lehman 21 1; 45,
Leßoy Reb'man. 700 WV, 9-
3, College Hill Poultry. 19.
46 M&B (Larry Martin)
900 IR 9-3. Carl B. Risser,
18 9; 47. Sylvan Stoltzfus,
200 L-F. 2 vrs., Victor J
Koser Co, 13 7: 48 Charles
H. Leaman. 400 L-F-Y Vic
tor J Koser Co. 14; 49.
Parke K Herr 850 WVC,
13-2, Carl B Risser, 26.
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The Delmarva area report
ed prices o£ 16.90 to 19.30 on
770,200 head at farms during
the'2* hour period ending
10:30 Friday morning. The
daraand was stronger and
prices ranged to almost 16
cent higher than the day be
fore.
Offerings were ample for
current needs with demand
for ready to cook poultry
good. Inquiry for next
-week’s delivery active but
resistant to higher prices.
-Estimated slaughter by Del
marva processors for the
weekend was 624,000 head
compared to the 670,000 head
last weekend.
The Delmarva broiler-feed
ratio for the week ending
July 22 was off two points
from the previous week at
4.0. Broilers averaged 18.26
and mash cost $91.93 per ton.
The ratio for the same week
last year was 3.7 when
broilers made 18.02 and mash
was costing $98.54.
Georgia reported prices of
16.9 to 17.5 on 989,000 head
at farms during the 24 hour
period ending 10:30 Friday
morning. Estimated slaught
er in Georgia for the week
end is 2,113,000 head com
pared to the 1,806,000 head
last weekend.
Fluid Milk
Surplusses
Depress Price'
Production was generally
downward but at a reduced
rate compared to last year.
In instances however slight
increases were reported.
Bottling demand in all areas
appeared only fair and disap
pointing. Surplus offerings
were available in all areas.
Cool weather and good
pasture conditions contribut
ed to a relatively heavy flow
and heavy offerings in the
northeast
In the New York shed dis
tressed offerings were forced
for sale as low as $4.80 with
HI-ENER-G BREEDER
Delmarva - Georgia
Broilers Sell
Vz Cent Higher
PARADISE
Weekly New York Egg Mkt
From Monday, July 25th to Friday, July 29th
Mon.
Ex t. Fey.
Hwyts 41 16-
Med- 3616-
Pullets 25 -
P-yees 19 •
Ext. Fey.
Hywth 41 16- 41 16- 4216- 4216- 4216-
Med. 3616- 3616- 3616- 3616- 3616-
Pullets 2816- 28VS- 2816- 2816- 2816-
P-wees 18 -1816 18 -1816 18 -1816 18 -1816 18 -1816
Midwrtero Mixed
Gxt. Fey.
Hywts 37 Vi-
Med. - 33
Pallets
Stds
Checks
32 -
27 Vi-28
Ext. Fancy
Hywts 38Vi-
Ext. Fey.
Hywts 38 -
Med. 34 -
Pullets 25 -
TREND—Trading extremely dull Friday in fresh shell
eggs, and market highly irregular and easier. Many users
turning to storage reserves and fancy fresh not clearing.
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are too little.
chance to live in peace and
prosperity.
Scientists tell us that the
average man now lives 32
years longer than he did in
1800. The poor guy has to
just to get his bills paid.
wholesale prices ranging
mostly $4 90 to $4 95 per 40
quart umt.
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Nearby Whites
41Vi- 42Vi-
SSVi-SCVfc' 36Vi
-25 - 25 -
19 - 19 •
Nearb'V Izowna
35 - 35
33 - 33
NOT QUOTED
35 -
33 -
31 -
27V6-28
Midw«s(«m Browns
-29
38VS-
Midwestem Whites
38i/i-
361/2-
34 -
25 -
37 -
34 -
25 -
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Garden Tractors
Snavely's Farm Service
NEW HOLLAND EL 4-2214
Thura.
Frl.
401/2-4112
351/2-
25 -
19 •
42VS
-361/6-
25 -
19 -
35 -
33 -
-29
-29
381/2-
381/2-
37 -
34 -
25 -
36 -
34 -
25 -