Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 14, 1961—3 Delmarva - Georgia
Broilers Down
Lane Center
Broilers Exhibit Strength Supply Ample
_ . Delmarva reported prices
Broilers gamed a little roasters not sold were bid of 12 to 13.7 on 837,300 head
strength, this week at the to 14 cents. at farms during the 24 hour
Lancaster Poultry Center as Following is the complete period ending 10:30 Friday
71,300 head in 20 lots cross- sale with lot number, seller, morning. Broiler prices aver
ed the block at prices rang- grower in parenthesis,- am- aged approximately % cent
ing from 13.6 to "14.0 for a ount and breed, age in weeks lower during the period,
sale average of 13.83. At the and days, buyer and price. Offerings were increased
corresponding sale last year Code; WV-White Vantress, and were generally ample for
broilers awgaged 17.11. C-Cockerels, P-Pullets, L-F- processing needs. Estimated
Three lots containing 4.- Leghorn Fowl Yearlings, W- slaughter by Eastern Shore
950 pullets brought 17.4 to Mts-White Mountains, MCX processors for the week end
17.8 while one lot of 2,000 Moore’s Chesty Cross, IR-In- was 762,000 head compared
roasters changed hands at dan Rivers. WVSR-White to the 694,000 head last
18.0. A total of 3,300 leghorn Vantress St. Run. ween end.
fow! in two lots brought 9.0 i. Miller & Bushong, Inc., J he . De’marva broiler-feed
and 9.7. Blessing), 3500 Wv) 10 u f ° r o the w ® ek en< * mg
The complete October 12 8-4, Starr Poultry 13.7; 2. M- oc *°. ber ®, was down four
sale offered 85,800 head in &B. (Darnel Lehman), 2000 polr^ s , tb ? previous
28 lots and sold 81,550 head WVC, 13-3, Daniel K. Good, ™ eek 28 - Broilers averag
in 26 lots. The two lots of 18.0; 3. Same, 1750 WVP, 13- ed . 12 :? 1 per poun^ o a <?!L mash
! ! ’ i cost the grower $B9 97 per
225TH GARDEN SPOT SALE—THURS.. OCT. 19, '6l ton - During the comparable
LANCASTER. PA. week a y ear a g° .the ratio
Sale held on the J. M. Brubaker Farm located in Vil- was 3 6 when broilers aver
lage of Willow Street, 4 miles south of Lancaster* Pae Just *15.87 per pound and
off Routes 72 and 222. Watcfr For Signs. mash was $B7 85 per ton
75 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
(Close springing and ju t fresh cows and heifers - Service
Bulls - Heifer Calves). All Bang’s Certified, T. B Accredit
ed, Bang’s Vacc., 30 day tested. Nearly ail eligible for
shipment anywhere.
..Here are some of the features to be sold in this sale!!
Fourteen first calf heifers all just fre:h from Lloyd Rob
inson, Springville, Pa. • Ten head are to come from a
herd in Western Penna. The herd is to be completely dis
persed and these win be the pick of the herd, the rest will
be so’d locally. • A dtr. of Langdonhurst Orxnsby Burke
Lad from a 776-lb., 2x, 4-yn-old dam; 2d dam 623 fat and
3rd dam 597 fat. Due sale time to larba Admiral Triumph
• A service age son of Osbomdale Ivanhoe from a VG
dam with 830 fat, 2x, 4.5%, and the dam is a granddaugh
ter of Dunloggm Woodmaster. • Two GP at 2 yrs. dtrs. of
Osbomdale Royal Patrtek wth 490 and 451 fat at 3 and
2 yrs. of age. Both 4.1% testers from good record dams
and due sale time. • A GP-81 dtr. of Osbomdale Peter
Ormsby Fobesr with 472 fat. 3 yrs., 2x, 3.8% - also a bred
heifer by proven Cbemco Dean Segis from GP-83 dam with
478 fat. Due sate time. • A 4794H>. 3.9% S-yr.-old double
gr’dtr. o* Carnation Revocation Inka Lad’ and a service age
son- of Maview'Lad Direct Fern Side (EX) from a VG 754
fat dam. • Other serv ce age bulls include a son of Lyon
Brook Wallte Queen from a 728-lb. 4.3% dam and sons of
Carnation Royal Master and Gray View Skyliner. • Other
consignments are coming itr that you will Pke. Plan to be
at Garden Spot for this October Sale The cattle will
please you!!
Sa 1 e starts 12:00 Noon Lunch Available Catalog?
R. AUSTIN BACKUS, INC.. Sale Mgrs. and
Auctioneers, Mexico, N. Y.
EARL L. GROFF, Local Rep., Strasburg. Pa
THIS FALL s
INSECT!
ANO FERTILIZE.. .IN ONE APPLICATION
Miller’s exclusive liquid impregnation method assures intimate blending
of the newest and most effective insecticides with top grade fertilizer.
IMPORTANT! -K • Kill adult weevils
APPLY ACCOROING'TO SCHEDULE APPLY\ before e«s are laid.
THIS Stimulate early spring growth
FALL j • Store fertilizer pesticide in the
ground instead of in the barn.
' • Avoid delays caused by
unpredictable spring weather.
• Leave more time for planting
and other jobs next spring.
In Fennsylvinl*
Oct 1 Nov. 30
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Oct 1 Nov 30
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ing Advertisers.
3, NO SALE, 14 0 bid; 4. Gi
deon King, 800 LFY, Roy E.
Ream. 90; 5. Henry Shrei
ner, 1600 WV, 8-2, John
N. Thomas, 13.9;
6. M&B, (Le.ter Weaver),
3100 WMt, 9-2, Daniel K.
Good, 13 8. 7. Same, 8. M&B
(Fred Sherick) 1600 WVP, 15
Carl B. Kisser, 17.8; 9. Same.
Daniel K. Good, 17.8; 10. D.
E. Horn & Co. (J. S. Peters)
4300 WV, 9-6, Daniel K
Good, 13 8; 11. Same (Ray
mond Zimmerman), 5000 W-
V, 9-6, Dani.el K. Good, 13.8*
12. Same, W. C. Mellinger
& Son, 13 9; 13. Same (Har
old E. Rohrer), 5800 MCX, 8
6, Starr Poultry, 13 9; 14.
Same, Roy E. Ream, 13.9; 15
Same, 3500 IR, 9-2, Daniel
K Good, 13.6; 18. Same 4,-
400 WV, 8-6, Header's Poul
try, 13 8;
17. Same, (Harold Holling
er) 2200 WV, 8-6, Daniel K
Good, 13.7; 18 Stephen
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UTILIZER
SMOKETOWN
Weekly New York Egg Mkf,
From Monday; October 9th to Friday, October 13lh
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs Frl.
Ex. Pcy.
Hywts 46V6-47
Process. 45 ] /z-
Fcy
44 -
Hywts
Fey.
Med. 35
#1 Med 33 -
Pullets 23Mj-
P-wees 17 -18
Ex. Fey.
Hywts
Fey
Hywts
Fey
Med. 35 -
Pullets 23Vz-
P-wees 17 -18
45 -
44V6-
Fey.
Hywts 431/2- 43V6- 43 -43V£ 43
#1 Med 33 - 33 - 33 - 33
Pullets 21 -22 21 -22 22 - 22
Stds. 37 - 37 - 37 - 37
Checks 27%- 27V6- 27VS- 27 1/2-
TREND;Market generally clearing satisfactorily
top grades though demand for brown a bit spotty. Medi
and pullets generally clear.
Copyrighted 1960 By Urner-Barry Co.
See Our Want Ads For Bargain
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POULTRY FEEDS
SPECIAL NEEDS
Wirlhmore Quickies a high level antibiotic
feed which is also rich in energy and vitamins.
Available in -Mash or Pellet form.
Wirlhmore Poultry Wormer a high energy
base feed for expelling round and cecal
worms.
Wirthmore Coccidiosis Treatment Ration a
high energy base feed containing Sulfaquinox
aline for the control of coccidiosis outbreaks.
Wirthmore Medicated Treat a high energy
base feed containing a high level of antibio
tics. Feed according to directions as an aid in
controlling Blackhead outbreaks, Synovit.s,
Infectious Hepatitis and for the treatment of
Fowl Typhoid, Pullorum and the Paratyphoids
in chickens and turkeys.
Wirthmore Super Pellets a pelleted ration
highly potent- in vitamins and the nutrients
supp.ied by fish products, dried milk by-pro
ducts and alfalfa.
Wirthmore Service Men are available for
flock analysis and free recommendations.
A CLEM HOOBER
INTERCOURSE, PA.
Whites
47 •
45V2-
47 -
451/2-
44 •
44 -
35 •
33
23V2-
18 -
35 -
33 -
241/2-25
18 -19
Brown*
45 ■
45 -
441/2-
441/6-
35 -
23V 2 -
18 -
35 -
241/2-25
18 -19
Mixed
FOR —
47 -
451/2-
35 -
33 -
241/6-21
18 -ll
431/2-
341/2-
24V2-25
18 -19
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PH. SO 8-3431