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ic. Poultry Center
rices Off Fractionally
idders took all the birds Poultry, 17.9;
e( j at the Lancaster 6 M&B, (Arthur Leaman),
itrv Center this week. A 4900 WMt, 9-2, Crown Poult
-1 of 61,700 broilers in 19 ry, 18.1; 7. Same, 4900 WV,
crossed the block at pri- 9-2, Crown Poultry. 18 3; 8.
ranging from 17 3 to 19.- M&B, (Frank i>radley), 1,050
ir an unofficial average of WVP, 13, Daftiel K. Good,
4 a fraction of a cent 25 o;'9 Samel 1050 WVP,
,w the 18 07 of last week. Carl B. Risser, 27.7; 10. J J.
hree lots of 3,000 roast- Hess, I! (Eugene S. Ruhl)
brought 25 to 27.6. One 3100 LF 20 mo. V. J. Koser
of 1,050 pullets made Co. Inc. 13 3
and five lots of 6,900 . n - Norman B. Kready
inn fowl changed hands 1906 WV, 10-2, Roy E, Ream
ff to 13.3 'l9 2; 12. .Same, 900 WV, 10-2
he complete January sth Daniel K Good, 19 2; 13.
Eon offered and sold 72,- Aaron J. Brubaker, 1400 LF
head in 28 lots. The cor- V. J- Koser Co., Inc. 13 3;
nndmg sale last year 14. D. E. Horn & Co. (Horn
°64 425 birds in 19 lots. » Prod Prov Farm) 3600
„ ic +iio mmnlete HI, 9. Daniel K Good, 17.8;
bilQWing isthe complete Andrew Q Mi ii e r, 750
:r r Tr™» “ ptSS: WVC, 13-2, Carl B. B^r.
nnt r 5? I< davs^buver 6 and -J Clayton H. Shenk, 1000
ks and days, buyer and g 5 Carl R Risser ; 19 2 .
ODE WV-White Vantress (Elvin Siegrist)
? 0 ss C-Cockerels, P-Pul- 1 200 , WVC, 14-2, Daniel K.
.iri/n-wviio Tvrmintain<; Good, 261; 18. Philhaven
Srs LfS Hospital Farm 1,000 WV. 9-2,
“ d ‘ a “, ?!Slings Marvin Sweigart 19.1; 19.
‘n F ’Horn &X (Les- John B. Kurtz (John S.
J? ‘Jr:-?Inno WV 9-2 Kurtz) 1100 LFY, V. J. Kos
f PoultSS 17 7- 2 er Co., Inc. 113.0; 20. Sun-
l el Wrielpv Teoo LF 21 stun 6 Farm Supply (Leon
Drio? to sale Weber) 3600 WVX 9-3, W. C.
KeTuS iOO W Mellinger & Son 17.3;
eorge Neauman^4 ,uOU W 21 Russel p §g oo
-5; Starr romvry. *'•». wvx> - 9 starr Poultry> i 7
B&siSflSOd WV 22 - Ivan z - Hoover, 1500 WV
hard Blessing;, jouo wv, in , - . M T , ’ 1Q «.
Crown Poultry, 17 9; 5. 10 x > Thomas. 19.3,
e, 2000 WV, 8-3, Crown (Turn to page -)
Before You. Buy
Any
Hoy Machine
See The
Meyer Hay Conditioner
J. PAUL NOLT
Lincoln Hwy., Gap, Pa.
verHen Declared All TimeChampio
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fORNHEN OWNED BY SHAVER POULTRY Breeding Farm at Galt, On-
Vr’n + n • a ’ was *k o high layer in Missouri’s 49th standard egg test conducted
• Ur r am Grove, Mo. Noel M. Hall, Missouri Poultry Experiment station direc
•fi fi ° Wn , the bird, whose 50-week record was '342 eggs and 370.4 points.
, y fiar ’s record was 356 e«*es 8 points. She has been declared all time
record holder for all standard tests in the U. S. A.
SHAVER STARCROSS CHICKS ARE SOLD BY
EIDER LEGHORN FARMS, Mount Joy, Pa.
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Deimarva - Georgia
Prices Are About
One Cent Lower
Live prices averaged about
one cent lower at Deimarva.
Prices o£ 16 to 18 for 511,-
000 head were reported dur
ing the 24 hour period end
ing 10:30 Friday morning.
Estimated slaughter by
Eastern Shore Processors for
the week end was 580,000
head compared to 461,100
head last weekend.
Offerings were generally
adequate for current needs.
Ready to cook demand was
irregular though generally
fair at most one cent higher
delivered prices.
Fluid Milk
Production Is Up
In N.Y. And Pa.
Fluid milk production was
generally unchanged Slight
ly higher levels were report
ed in New York and Pennsyl
vania as much as 10' percent
above last month.
Offerings were generally
in excess of needs
Bottling demand improved
as schools reopened. Whole
sale selling price at New
York was $5.25 to $5.30 per
4"0 quart unit of bottling
quality milk.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 7, 1961—3
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, January 2nd to Friday, January 6th ~
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Frl
Ex. Fey.
Hywts
Fey
Hywts
Fey
Med.
No 1 Med
Pullets
P-wees
Ex. Fey.
Hywts
Fey
Hywts
Fey.
Med.
Pullets
P-wees
Fey.
Mixed 40Vi- 39 - 39 -39*4 39 -391 i
No 1 Med. 39 -38 V- 38Vi:- 38V2-
Pullets 35 -36 Vs 35 -36 Vi 35 -36 Vi 35 -36V6
Stds. ’ 39 - 37 - 38 - 38 -
Checks 38 - 37 - 37 - 37 -
TREND—Receipt of fancy heavyweight still liberal.
Trading generally a little more active and market tone
steady.
Copyrighted 1960 By Urner-Barry Co.
More fanners each
month prefer to buy
their
/HAY /STRAW
/ EAR CORN
from us for better value and all around satisfaction.
At farm or delivered, any quantity as your require
ments may be.
PHONE STRASBURG OV 7-3211
ESBENSHADE TURKEY FARM
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