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Large Volume Is Sold
»
I
i _<©nly. one lot on "Offer failed
■to leell at-the December -6 auc
• tion -at the Lancaster Poultry
Center. The '2B .lots of broil
' era sold ranged from 15.5 to
16.3. At thepe prices, growers
piasted with 124,500 .head.
. -'Seven .lots Including 5,100
Roasters also sold at prices of
; 21-2 6.6, and -pullets brought,
4 'V/i-’-to 28 for the 4,950 head'in
five' lots. Pour lots of heavy,
, .fowl .brought 17.5 -to 1-7..7 for
. the, 3,300 head." Two lots of
' ;i,W)p leghorn fowl sold for 8
3 -cents a pound, and one
. lot of 250 males -were nine.
- A lot of -1,000 guineas at
.4(% months (rid brought 42.6
•cents a pound.
■The complete sale offered
141,,100 head in 49 lots and
aold_ 140,100 head in 48 lots.
JJHrilowing is the complete
sale report with lot number,
seller, grower in parenthesis,
amount and breed, age in
weeks and days, buyer and
price.
Code: H-F-Heavy Fowl, WV-
White Vantress, LP-Ledbrest
Pallets, G-Guineas, L-F-Leg
horn Fowl, IR-Indian River,
P-Pullets, C-Cockerels, X-
ANNO UNCING
1963 Twine Program
ALL TWINES DOMESTIC
. , “ ‘ ' , X I
EXTRA LENGTH
Baler and Binder Twines may be combined for Quantity
• Shipping Period I in Effect Now and Until December 30.
• Shipping Period II in Effect After January 1, 1963.
John E. Melhorn Martin Wanner
Mt. Joy Gap
Maurice Good
Gordonville
Jacob L. Kurtz
Elizabethtown
G and G
Feed & Supply Stephen Kurtz
Eititz • Manhftlm Morgantown
Eastern States Farmers Exchange, Inc.
Cross.
'l. iiongenecker's Hatchepy,
550 H-F, Carl B. Risser, 17.7;
2. Andrew N. 'Hiller, 2000 WV,
9-3, Carl B. Risser,' 16.4,; 3.
Andrew G. Miller, 825 I JP, 13-
2, W. C. Mellinger & Son, 28.-
0; Same, 825 LP, 13-2, W.
C. Mellinger & Son, 28.0; ’5.
Jonas Martin, Jr„ 1020 G, 4%
mo., Starr Poultry, 42.5,
6. Daniel G. Forry, 3500
WV, 9-3, Daniel K. Good, 15.6;
7. Same, 3500 WV, 9-3, Daniel
K. Good, 15.7; 8. Game, 3500
WV, 9-3, Daniel K. Good, 15.6;
9. Charles Shertzer, 600 L-F,''
16 mo., V. J. Koser Co. Inc.,
9.0; 10. Miller & Bushong
(Stanley Carpenter), 8000 WV,
8-6, H. W. Bongacre, -Inc., 15.-
8.
. 11. Same (John L. Herr),
600 WVC, 13-2, W. C. Melling
er & Son, 24.4; 12. Same, 600
WVC, 13-2, W. C. Mellinger &
Son, 24.4; 13. Ivan Z. Hoover,
1300 WV, 10-1, Martin Bren
dle, 15.8; 14. Kenneth Noll,
1300 WVP, 14-0, W. C. Mell
inger & Son, 27.8; 15. M&B
(Dorothy Miller), 700 IRC,
12-1, W. C. Mellinger & Son,
(Continued on Page 10)
• BALER TWINE
• BINDER TWINE
Advance in Price Qikite Possible
ORDER TODAY
Lancaster Service Center
Quarryville Service Center
REGULAR
Cash Savings.
John Martin Enos R - Buckwaltei
Barevillo Bird-in-Hand
Wilson Scott Henr y B * Hoover
West Willow Ephrata
, -
Demand Good;
Prices Gain
Delmarva reported live
prices on broilers continued
‘to advance during the 24 hour
period -ending 10:30 Friday
morning with a good demand
for the moderate offerings.
Ready to cook demand con
tinued . good with eastern
shore processors estimating
slaughter for the week end at
817;000 -head compared to the
the-823,100 head last week
end. ‘
• Prices at farms during the
l-4.7 to 16.3 for
885,900 head including 655,-
000 head sold at Thursday’s
auction at 'Selbyville, Del.
The Delmarva broiler-feed
ratio for the week ending Nov
ember 30 was down one point
to 2.7. 'Broilers averaged 13.-
27 for the week and mash
cost the grower $96.88 per
ton.
Agriculture will have to
double production by the year
2,000 if our present diet of
plant and animal products is
to be maintained for the ever
increasing population.
ROTO 750
Evon E. Dinger
Reinholds
Farmers
Feed & Supply
Now Holland
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, Dec. 3rd to Friday, Dec. 7th
Mon.
WHITE
Pcy. Hywts.
Fey. Hywts.
Fey. 3led.
No. 1 Med.
37 %
32
30
27
22
Pullets
Peewees
BROWN
Ex.
39% ’
38 %
34
28
22
Fsy. Hywts.
Pcy. Hywts.
Fey. Med.
Pullets
Peewees
MIXED
37 37
30 31
26 % * 27
35% 35%
311/2-321/2 31
Fey. Hywts,
No. 1 Med.
Pullets
Standards
Checks
TREND: Market steady on all top grades and continue
to clear very well on all small sizes.
Copyrighted 1963 Ry Urner-Barry Co.
Bananas grow freely and
wild in most of tropical Africa
where the natives use them
raw. stewed, baked, fried, and aiM i appointed by
roasted, and also make an xnissioners
alcoholic drink from them
Buyer of Oak, WALNUT,
Poplar, ASH, etc.
O. J. CHARLES LUMBER
New Providence, Pa.
Phone ST 6-3108
TOUGH PERFORMER...
MONEY-MAKER
Solid construction is apparent in the tough track assembly,
with full overlapping grousers of the Allis-Chalmers H-3
and HD-3 Tractors. Take a look at the drive sprockets;
they’re husky and tough. Get a olose-up of the clean
lines that make mounting of equipment easy and solid.
Watch this tough performer in action. See what
SHUTTLE Clutch can mean. You use a single lever to
change direction forward or reverse there’s no foot
clutching or gear shifting, and the tractor is always under
complete control. Loading oyeles are smooth, fast real
tirnesavers on the job.
Allis-Chalmers compact crawlers and wheel-type in
dustrial tractors and equipment can be money-makers
for you.
H-3 has 43-hp gasoline engine, HtD-3, 40-hp diesel
FINANCE FOR PROFIT ask us about Allis-Ohelmeri
time payment plans tailored to y*ur equipment needs.
ALUS-CHALMERS
3AL.ES AND SBRVIQE
JL H. Brubaker
LititE, Pa.
Grumelli Farm Serv.
Qnarryville. Pa,
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.
Lousch Bros. Equipment
Wed.
Tues.
37%
33%
32
.28
23
37%
33%
32
28
23
37%
33%
32
28
23 •
39%
38%
34
29
23
37 37
32 32
27 27
35% 35%
31 %-32 %' 31 %-3 2 %
• SCD Directors
(Continued from Page 1)
The district board "will
meet in the county court
house next Monday night to
hear the annual report and
discuss plans for 19 63. Ap
plications for the Outstanding
Conservation Farmer of the
year ■will also be received at
the meeting.
N. G. Myers & Sen
Rhcems, Pa.
l&ssley Farm Service
Washington Boro, Pa.
Ssarely’s Farm Service
New Holland. Pa.
Storcses
Fri.
Thurs.
39-39 Va
37 %-38
34%
32-33 |
30
24 ,
41%
40%
35
30
24
32-33
27-28
35%
32-3 2 %
the com-