.il Dmrlurorc class three milk P roducts to
ilk rf u make a good margin of prof
(Fr ° m it. He said if dealers sud
-sbove the New York (j en ty find some of the profit
( ee P IIC6, gone from class three prod
ded how such a ~ ,
‘‘ Jjght effect the ucts > would P usll the
l class one milk, York sale of class one milk.
morc V promo- When asked what effecL
‘(be part of dealers the action might have on the
v e counted on sale of price of class three milk in
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e Your
for High
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action
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—to help develop large, fully matured
pullets Midi big'capacity for early fall and
winter eggs.
Let us help you gel those EXTRA EGGS.
Come in NOW.
;i ne farm
ftPPLY
Newmanstown
EH'S MILL
Honks
ID E? s t^ari° NS GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
Fp ER & SON HERSHEY BROS.
k Bel’aire Reinholds
W L£ Y MILLS ROSS C. ULRICH. JR.
*tt°w Street R. D. 2, Peach Bottom
H. M. STAUFFER
& SON'S, Inc.
Wiimer - Ronks - Leola
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
R. D. 2, Columbia
MILLERSVILLE
SUPPLY CO.
Milleisville
the Philadelphia market,
York said the price of class
three milk in Philade'phia n ie dealer
would have to go up at the York concludcd
same time, or a surplus
would be attracted to the “There is a responsibility on
Philadelphia market. the part of the farmer to pro-
For many years, the lower duce milk in line with the
price for manufactured milk needs of the market ” Only
in the New York market has when farmers do this will
attracted dealers to the mar- they have the power they
ket. The dealers have on- need in the market place to
couraged producers to sell force enactment of programs
milk in the market and have that transfer some of the m
created surpluses which they creased purchasing power of
could buy at prices favorable the consumer to the farmer.
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E. F. ZARTMAN, PROP.
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and Grain Storage
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€> Jerseys
(From page 5)
of fat and an index rating
of 93; W W Maids O K,
12 644 pounds of milk and
685 pounds of fat and an in
dex rating of 11 9; Cornwall
Gamboge Sophia, 10,824 lbs.
of milk, 625 pounds of fat
and an index rating of 12 4
Osborne says, realizing we
must obtain all Iho efficien
cy possible under today’s
danymg conditions, the A
mencan Jersey Cattle Club
’aunched _ their cow power
program as another service
to owners of Registered Jer
seys.
• Chicago Yards
(From page 31
down all grades and most
prime steers 1200-1350 lbs.
steady to 50 higher, heavier
steers 50-1 00 higher with
choice 1200-1350 lb. weights
at greatest advance. Choice
heifers steady, good and be
low steady fo fully 50 lower
cows 25 to' mostly 50 higher
Bulls 50-100 higher, other
classes in .very small supply.
Bulk good, to prime 9QO -
1600 lb. slaughter steers 20.-
23.50, load - prune 1295 lbs.
24.00 most -prime and mixed
choice and . prime 1100-130 C
lbs. 22 25-23.50. 13-1550 lbs.
21 -22.25. Most choice 9QO
- lbs.- 20.50-23 00 with
most 900-1300 lbs 21.75-23 00
Good 9QC-1300 lbs. 20 75 22.
Utility and standard 18.50-
20.50.
Choice heifers 22 00-23
Good 20 50-21 75
Cutter, Utility and com
mercial cows 14 00-16 50 late,
manner 12 25-14 50 Utility &
commercial buUs 17 50-21 00.
Good ancl/choice vealers 22.-
28 00.
Several loads and lots of
•mod to mostly choice 750-
1000 lb. feeding steers 2100-
23 75. load., - choice 750 lbs.
23 75 few medium and good
■l5O 525 lb steer calves and
’■ght weight stock steers 22.
90-24 25. - '
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