in c. Poultry Center
rollers Agai
jroiler' prices droped a
a pound for the second
isecutive week at the
nC aster Poultry Center.
ce s ranged from 18.0 to
g on the head in
lots for an average of 18-
a t the'March 2 auction.
[Vo lots of 4,(100 silver
s 5 pullets crossed the
c lc at 30.0' while five lots
0 025 roasters ranged from
o’to 28.2. Three lots of
horn fowl made 13.3 for
7,900 head.
rhe complete sale offered
225 head in 25 lots and
j 84,125 head m 23 lots
flowing is the complete
» with lot number, seller,
wer in ‘ parenthesis, am
h and breed, age in
;lcs and days, buyer and
ce
ODE - WV-White Vantress,
loekerels, X-Cross, SXP
rer Cross Pullets, IR-Ind-
Rivers, LF-Leghorn
D E. Horn & Co. (Rich-
Myers), 400 t) WV, 9-2,
iiel K Good, 18.1; 2 D.
Horn & Co (Robert God
i) 5000 WV, 9, Roy E. A Chirarm Yai-/4e
uin, is.?-, s. Graybiii Mil- • v-nicago Yards
2000 SXP, 17-6, W. C. (From Page, 2)
[linger & Son, 30.0 4. choice 900-1400 lbs. 25.00 -
je 5. Raymond Mussel- 27.00. Bulk good steers 22 50
i, 2800 LF, V. J. Koser, - 24.50 but largely 24.25
’ 13.3; down.
’ Same, 2500 LF, V. J. Mixed -choice and prime
;er Co., Inc., 13.3"; 7. Same heifers 26.-26 25, several
0 LF, V J. Koser loads high choice 900-100'lbs.
13 3; 8. Miller & Bush-' 26 but choice 24.75-25.75.
’ Inc., (Luther Under- Several loads good to mos
id), 5,000 WV, 8-3, Starr tly choice '9501050 lb. par
iltry, 18.0; 9. Same, 10,- tially fattened steers 24.25.
WV, 83, Starr Poultry, 25.00, good and mixed med
), 10 M&B (Samuel Felk- ium good 750-975 lbs.
5000 WV, 9. Daniel K. 22.-23.50.
oking for UNIFORMITY
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COMPLETE
-STARTER
Beacon Complete Starter are characterized by
lt 7 . . . in sound body development, in featliering,
Such uniformity is prized by flock owners as evi
sound nutrition, future laying potential.
ickl
s can have that uniformity this year, too. Why not
la y and let us know when your chicks are coming.
! the Beacon Complete Starter on your farm before
arrive.
Beacon Milling Company
lION OF SPENCER KELLOGG & SONS. INC.
iE LPHIA & CARLISLE STS.. YORE. PA.
Telephone: York 8-234 J
ACOK
n Off Cent
Good, 18 3;
11. Same, 12,000 WV, 9,
Crown Poultry, 18.3; 12. M&
B (Carl Shirk), 5600 IR, 9-2,
Header's Poultry, 181; 13.
Martin H. Weaver, 950 WVC
15, NO bid; 14.
Same, 1350 WVC, 15, W. C.
Melhnger & Son, 26 0; 15.
Eshelman”s Red Rose Exp.
Farm, 4000 WV, 9-1, H. W.
Longae.e, Inc , 18 0;
16. Same, Header’s Poult
ry, 181; 17. Same, Starr
Poultry, 181; 18. Wenger”s’
Mill, Inc, (Vernon Zimmer
man) 1875 WVC, 13-2, H. W.
Longacre, Inc., 27 4; 19. Gar
den Spot Broilers (John L>.
Herr) 1400 WVC, 13-2, Har
ry H Weaver, Jr, 27.7;
20. Same, 700 WVC, 13-2,
W C Melhnger & Son, 27.7;
21. Same, Roy E. Ream, 28.2;
22. Kenneth B. Noll, 1300
WV, 9-5, John N Thomas,
19 1; 23 Ivan Z. Hoover, 1,-
300 WVX, 10-1, Martin Bren
dle, 20.8; 24. G. Sylvan Hor
ning, 1150 WV, 9-6, NO
SALE, 18 7 bid;' 25. Curvm
F. Kopp, 5000 WV, 8-3, Mea
der's Poultry, 18 1.
m
your chicks?
\ . \
Delmarva - Georgia
Clearing Well
At Lower Prices
Delmarva reported slightly
lower prices late in the week
but live offerings contmued
to clear readily.
Live prices at farms dur
ing the 24 hour period end
ing 10.30 Friday morning
ranged from 16 7 to 17.7 for
the 777,000 head which in
cluded 459,400 head purch
ased Thursday at the Eastern
Shore Poultry Growers Ex
change at Shelbyville Del
Estimated slaughter for
the week end by eastern
shore proces:ors was 712,000
head compared to the 624,-
000 head last week end.
The Delmarva broiler-feed
ratio for the week ending on
Feb. 24 slipped one point to
4 1 The lower ratio was re
flection of lower broiler pric
es. Live broiler prices per
pound dropped from 19.37 to
18 81 while the cost per ton
of 20 per cent mash rose
from $91.97 to $92.77. The
ratio six months ago was 3 7
and for the comparable week
a year ago, the ratio stood at
4.0.
Fluid Milk
Seasonal Spurt
Is Reported
Production of fluid milk
was reported in a seasonal
increase along the East
coast. Supplies were fully
ample with an increase in
bottling demand reported in
most areas.
A better interest in manu
facturing milk noted at New
York /with svfaqjlus offerings
in all areas limited to separ
ators and manufacturing
channels.
Wholesale selling prices at
New York ranged from $5.
to $5.15 per 40 quart unit
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Mann & Grumelli Farm Serv.
Quarryville, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa.
N. G. Myers & Son L. H. Brubaker
Bheems, Pa.
Snavely’s Farm Service
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 4, 1961—3
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, February 27th to Friday, March 3rd
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs Fri.
Ex. Fey.
Hywts 421/2-43
Fey
Hywts
Fey.
Med. 4014-41
#1 Med 41 -
Pullets 3614-
P-wees 30 -
Ex. Fey.
Hywts
Fey
Hywts
Fey
Med.
Pullets
P-wees
-43
Fey.
Hywts 41 -
#1 Med 401/2-
Pullets, 36M>-
Stds. 40M--
Checks 39' -
TREND—Buying very restricted today and market
undertone weak. Some extra Easter buying slated for next
week.
with lower values reflecting
sales after March 1 in line
with provisions of the New
York, New Jersey milk mar-
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Washington Boro, Pa.
Lancaster. Pa.
New Holland. Pa.
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R. S. Weaver
Stevens, Pa.
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307 East Second Avenue
LITITZ. PENNA.
Phone: MAdison 6-5408
Win die’s Hatchery
COCHRANVILLE. PA.
Phone: Atglen LY 3-5941
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