c. Poultry Center—
lume Down, Price Up
)
Kune was down at the sale. 3. MiJer & Bushong,
r y Center this week, Inc. (Loyd Wenger) 6500 IR
rices on broilers moved- 9, Meader’s Poultry, 16.8; 4.
actionally. J.'W. Eshe'man & Sons, (Dan
otal of 10 lots of broit Fellenbaum), 7000 WV, 9,
rought prices of 16 4to Meadera Poultry 17.0; 5
f o r the 53,500 head. Same, W. C. Mellmger and
; at the sale last week Son, 17 4;
d from 15.8 to 17.2f0r 6. Same, Crown Poultry,
6,700 head in 16 lots. 16 9; 7. Same, Starr Poultry
the Thursday auction * B » o^i lar^
lots of 7.600 pujets Chubb), 4500 IR, 8-3, Mead
h.t 21 1 to 22 4. Seven er’s Poultry, 16.6; 9 M &B.
f roasters ranged from CPau' Livengood), 1500 IR,
23 8 for the 3,525 head ?-6, Roy E - Ream, 17 2; 10.
Lf lOtS '^ROO^h 10 d* f 0V d IRt^s, ( Danie. 7l°6°6
Tfo UT head n- M&B, (Henry E sen),
: total December Isa e W %P 152 Carl B
i 68,925 head in 31 e [’ 22 0; 12. Same, 400
nd sold 68,425 head in T^m^ S
s. The only lot getting 2 ffn & ?Rp K l4
O SALE sign from the 120 o ° o > 14 ‘ 6 -
r was 500 Indian Biv- B - 22 4; !4. Same 15.
, weeks od. The bid of Roy Heckenluber 2000 LEY
vas refused. v - J - Koser Co • Inc - 15 1-
owing is the complete
/xth lot number, seler.
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quality parts for your AUia-Chalmers ma
chinery ... parts right off the assembly line
where new machinery is made. With instal
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SALES AND SERVICE
Brubaker
itz. Pa.
G. Myers & Son L. H. Brubaker
Hheems, Pa.
& Grumelli Farm Serv.
Quarryville, Pa.
Snavely’s Fann Service
New Holland, Pa.
16 M&B, (John Riehl)
500 IRC,. 15, NO SALE, 18.0
bid. 17 Same, 500 IRP, 15,
Roy E. Ream, 21 8; 18. Jacob
. Herr, 350 WVC, 14-6,
lari B Risser, 23.6; 19.
ime, 325 WVC, 14-6, Harry
. Weaver, Jr. 23 8; 20.
>ame 450 WVC, 14-6, Carl
Risser, 23.4;
21 Same. Marvin Sweig
irt. 23 4; 22 Same, 325 WVC
1-6, Harry H. Weaver, Jr.,
.3; 23. Same, 775 WVP, 14-
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HORNS are !
LAYERS I
;ests for many years and
Keener owned and man
chicks are Keener pric-
is Inci'eased by buying
dated Hatchery. -
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oultry Farm
'HTOWN, PA.
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RESTORE
ORIGINAL
PERFORMANCE
Nissley Farm Service
Washington Boro, Pa.
Lancaster, Pa.
R. S. Weaver
Delmarva - Georgia
Prices Gaia
Early In Week
Delmarva reported prices
for 472,100 head gained from
15 42 on Monday to 15.61 on
Tuesday.
The Delmarva broiler-feed
ratio for the week ending on
Nov. 25 dropped two points
from the week.
Broilers averaged 15.51 cents,
per pound and "mash cost
$86.37 per ton to make the
ration 3.6. Six months ago
the ratio was 4 0 but for the
same week a year ago the
ratio was 3.3.
Fluid Milk
Supplies Are
Well Maintained
Produdtion of fluid milk
fluctuated in most all a eas
but overall was generally
well maintained to steady.
Bottling demand was also
generally good authough sup
p-ies were heavy to freely
offered. Excess offerings mo
ved readily to separators but
improved interest was noted
in the demand for cottage
cheese manufacturing, as
well as hard cheese and soft
Italian type cheese.
At new York pursuant to
the milk marketing order
wholesale selling prices af
ter Dec 1 ranged unchanged
to 5 cents lower Prices ran
eed from $5 60 to $5 70 with
some distressed tanks sold
for Friday and Saturday de
livery at $5 55 and $5.60 per
40 quart unit.
IS E
Bulk Delivery Service
E Means New SAVINGS To You
: Wirthmore
Stevens, Pa.
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To Your Farm
Order
Your Wirthmore Dealer
Wirthmore Bulk Station
FLORIN, PA.
Ph. Mt. Joy OL 3-0101
“Go Balk - And
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. December 3, 1960—3
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, November 28th to Friday, December 2nd
Mon.
Fey,
Hywts 55 -
#1 Med 50 -
Pullets 40 -
Stds 51V&-
Checks 43 -
Ex. Fey,
Hywts 57 -
Fey
Hywts 56 -
Fey.
Med 50 -
Pu lest 42 -
P-wees 35 -
Ex. Fey.
Hywts
Fey
Hywts
Fey
Med. 52
#1 Med 50
Pu lest 42
P-wees 35
TREND: Market still very unsettled and buying here
well short to c earing availab e supplies. Some outside
points report better orders from retail outlets.
Copyrighted 1960 By Urner-Barry Co.
WHEELHORSE and
SIMPLICITY
Garden Tractors
Snavely's Farm Service
NEW HOLLAND EL4-2214
ON
Conunerdal Feeds
Now Through
OR
Wed.
Mixed
Tues.
51 -
48 -
41 -
49 -
43 -
52 -
49 -
40 -
50 -
43 -
Browns
55 -
54 -
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53 -
49 -
42 -
35 -
50 -
42 -
35 -
Whites
55 -56 54 -
-53 52 -
48 -
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Save”
Thura
491/2-
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Use. New Format
InEggQuotations
The Egg Quotatim table in
Lancaster Farming wiLl fol
ow a new format beginning
with this issue.
No differentiation will be
made between Nearby and
Midwestern eggs in the new
style format.
The new style, however,
reflects no changes in exist
ing grade terminology. All
grades listed previously will
continue to be quoted.
The Urner-Barry Company
stated in its trade paper this
week. “ ... no changes in
existing New York Mercan
tile Exchange trading speci
fications wil be made until
further notice.”
The revised Egg Quotation
table will be found in the
usual spot on page three.
A registered Guernsey cow
Walnut Grove Joyce A, ow
ned by H. R. Ferguson of
Kirkwood, has completed an
official DHIR production
record of 9,480 lbs. milk and
544 lbs fat as a 7-year-old.
Other hens
can't hold a Candle
To
HONEGGER LAYERS!
Although . . .
(We hear they'd like to!)
Because
Honeggers makes
the 'best' seem ordinary.
Step up
To
Quality
at an average price—
J. HOWARD MOORE.
307 East Second Avenue
LITITZ. PENNA.
Phone: MAdison 6-5408
Windle’s Hatchery
COCHRANVILLE. PA.
Phone; Atglen LY 3-5941
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