LANCASTER POULTRY CENTER
Prices Down 'One Cent
Live broiler prices at the Glenn Ttt. Herr, 1700 SXP,
September 12 auction at the 14-5, NO SALE, 26.0 BID.
Lancaster Poultry Center 6. John O. Moyer, 1000
dropped more than a cent a IRP, 14-5, W. C. Mellinger &
ound from the previous week. Son, 24.5; 7. Aaron M. Shank,
1 a total of 125,200 broilers ,4000 MCX, 9-2, Starr Poultry,
in 18 lots ran S ed * rom 18 1 IJP.2; 8. Miller & Bushong
to 15-5 for a sale avera S e (Glenn R. Siegnst), 800 WVC,
0 f 15.18. The high lot of 12-3, Marvin Sweigart, 18.1,
; broilers was 800 White Van- 9. Same, 1200 WVC, 12-3, NO
tress Cockerels at eight weeks SALE, 17.0 BID; 10. Same
consigned by Clarence Huber (Luther A. Beaver), 12,000
and purchased by W. C. Mel- IR, 8-2, Starr Poultry, 15.2.
linger and Son. All broilers n. Same (Clair Bomber
on offer were sold. ger), 3500 m> 9 . 3> Daniel
One lot of 1,000 pullets K . Go od. 15.2; 12. Same, 5000
brought 24.5; a lot of 800 jr, 9.2, Daniel K. Good, 15 2;
roasters sold for 18.1, and 13 , John L . Landis, 5000 WV,
a lot of 800 pullets at eight g. 4> starr Poultry, 15.2; 14.
1 weeks brought 17. Samei 5000 IR> 8 . 4> y F
, Three lots including 2,200 Weaver, Inc., 15.2; 15. D.
leghorn fowl ranged 9.1 to F , Horn & Co. (Parke Herr),
9.2, and three lots including 10,000 WV, 9-2, Carl B Riss
-680 heavy fowl brought 18.1. er> 15 3
Thecomplefe sate offered Same rLeon Weber) .
135 ’ 9 1 o t ““ d 11.000 WV. 9-2, H. W Long
sold 130,743 head in 27 lots. Inc f 151; 17> Same
Following is the complete (j oa n Munro), 17,000 WV,
sale report with lot number, 9.2, y F Weaver, Inc, 15 1;
seller, grower in .parenthesis, jg, Same (John Munro), 1300
amount and breed, age in W Mt, 9-3„ Carl B. Risser,
weeks and days, buyer and 15-3; 19 . Same, 5600 WMt, 9-
pnce. 3, Daniel K. Good, 15.2; 20.
CODE: SXp - Silver Cross Same, 6000 WMt, 9-3, Daniel
Pullets, WV - White Vantress, K. Good, 15.2.
MCX - Moore’s Chesty Cross, 2 1. Same, 6000 WMt, 9-3,
IR - Indian River, WMt - jj. W. Longacre, Inc., 15.2;
White Mountain, H-E - Heavy 2 2. Same (Gem Haldeman),
Fowl, C - Cockerels. 7500 wv , 9 . 2 i starr Po m try)
1. Irvin B. Gingrich, 1150 15.2; 23. Same, 7500 WV,
SXP, 15-2, NO- SALE, 26.0 9-2, V. P. Weaver, Inc., 15 2;
.BID; 2. Same, 1150 SXP, 15- 24. Same (Joseph Myers),
2, NO SALE, 25.8 BID; 3. 5000 WV, 9-6, Daniel K.
Clarence Huber, 800 WVP, 8- Good, 15.2; 25. Greider Leg
0, Carl B. .Risser, 17.0; 4. horn Farms, 220 H-F, 14 mo.,
Same, 800 WVC, 8-0, W. C. Daniel K,. Good, 6.1; 63
Melhnger & Son, 15.5; 5. Males, K. Good, 7.2.
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Washington Bora, P*. LucuMr, Pa.
Grumelji Form Service N. G. Myers & San
Qnwaime, P*. Bhecms, P*.
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Form Equipment
New Holland, Pa. -
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liitite.p*.
Lousch Bros. Equipment
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• Delmarva
Price Continues
To Decline
Delmarva reported prices of
14 5 to 15.6 for 782,900 head
at farms during the 24 hour
period ending 10 30 Friday
morning.
These prices represented a
decline of more than a quarter
cent over the previous day and
include the sale of 392,300
head sold at Thursday’s auc
tion in Seltoyville, Del. De
mand was only fair tor light
auction offerings.
Estimated slaughter for the
week end was 820,000 head
compared to the 925,000 head
slaughtered last week end by
eastern shore processors.
The Delmarva broiler-feed
ratio, for the week ending
September 6 was steady at
30. Broilers averaged 15 40
during the week and 20 per
cent mash cost the grower
$lO2 05 per ton. The ratio tor
the compilable week a year
ago was 3 8 when broilers
averaged 17 89 and mash cost
$95 31 per ton
26. Same, 220 H-F, 14 mo ,
Daniel K. Good, 16 1; 27.
Same, 240 H-F, 14 mo , Daniel
K Good, 16 0; 28 M&B (Lu
ther A. Beaver), 13,000 IR,
8-2, Starr Poultry, 15 1; 29
C. Richard Miller, 700 L-F, 2
yrs., Daniel K. Good, 9.2, 30
James Rebman, 700 L-P, Carl
B. Risser, 9.1; 31. Aaron
Shank, 800 L-F, Marvin Swei
gart, 9.2.
The; only GI insurance still
being issued by the Veterans
Administration is to veterajfs
with a service-connected disa
bility. -
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14 RECORD
FITTING and CALVING FEED
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• During the critical before-and-after - calving
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• Safe liberal feeding
• High palatability
- • Moderate protein
• High energy
, The needed vitamins and- ininerals
Excellent calving condition
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 14, 1963—3
Weekly New York Egg Mkt*
Pi om Monday, Sept. 9th To Fnday, Sept 13th
Mon.
AVHITB
Pcy. Hywts.
Pcy Hywts.
Pcy Med
No. 1 Med.
45
43
37
35%
22%
16-17
Pullets
Peewees
BROWN
Ex.
48%
44
Fey Hywts.
Fey. Hywts,
Pcy. Med.
Pullets
22%
17
Peewees
MIXED
Pcy Hywts.
No 1 Med.~
Pullets
35%
21 %
34%
25
Standards
Checks
TREND Market unsettled and inegular Demand for
large top quality continues good but some shading on surplus
in one quarter.
Copyrighted 1963 By Urner-Barry Co.
Delaware was the first state
to ratify the U. S. Constitu
tion and North Carolina
and Rhode Island were the
last. Rhode Island and North
Carolina refused to take part
in the new government until
the first Congress had begun
to adopt a bill of rights.
For every child who dies of
malnutrition in the United Sta
tes, 300 are said to die in cer
tain Latin American countries
Xucs.
Wed.
45
42
37
43
42
37
35 %
35 %
22 i,
16-16 %
22%
16-17
48%
44
37
48%
44
22%
16-16 %
22%
17
41
35%
21%
34%
23
35%
21%
34%
25
Buyer of Oalc, WALNUT,
Poplar, ASH, etc.
O. J. CHARLES LUMBER
New Providence, P».
Phone ST 6-SlOB
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Poultry Houses
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,6 Witiper Rd., R 4, Lane.
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.lime
HONEGGER PULLETS’
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Ts your Loss!
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J. HOWARD MOORE
LJTITZ.PENNA.
Phone: 620-5408
Windle's Hatchery
COCHKANVILLE. PA.
Tburs.
45
42
37
44%-4 5
41%-4 2
37
35%
33%
22-22 '/»
16-16%
2 1%-23
16-16%
48% j
44
48%
44
37
21 22%
16-16%
22%
16-16%
41 J
35%
21%
3iy 2
2b
41
35%
21%
34%
25