16—Lancaster Farming, January 25, 1964 • Tobacco (Continued from Page 1) duatul (hat most ot the ciops ni s.e\oi .i I pails ot the coiuiU line nnrtei contract Heatiest bidding began in the areas of highest laintall Some se< turns ot the comm saw no luiveis at all on Tnesdav Reports indicated that faim eis appaienlh took the olteied bids nuibtlj 28 and IS. with no hesitation Theie weie no lepoits ot 'bids foi "thiough” stnppel < i ops The pi ice this week compai ed with a 3 0 and 20 opening da\ bid last \eai Altei the initial bining session last ieai the pi lie diopped quirkh to an aieiage of onh cents a pound While some of the aieas of good lamtall weie icpoited lo be “(leaned tup’ In Thuisdas. to]> ciop> went fust with some ot the taimei-bus cis seeking onh quahts lead Amencan wms lepoited bid din, some ciops on a sliding scale, otlenng 28 and IS toi top ficps down to 2d and 15 toi lowei quahts leat Faimeis said howesei that most ol the puicnases weie at the top hg uie Consolidated long a pi ice leadei had a lull compliment ot buseis in the held at 2b and IS but the bids weie lepoited to be seis selectne Faimeis said P Linllnid also a pi ice settei was comen t’ ating on 'quahts Two ot the big coumv filing, Bai u k Cigais Inc, and Gen eial Cigat Co , Inc had not en eiecl the busing aiena >b\ Thin “-das Meanwhile the Pennsshama Faint Buieau s tobacco cooper atne announced it would an nounce its ads ante pi ice Feb 5 It would stait to leceive to bacco tiom menvbeis on Feb 6 Tobacco lecened b\ the new h-toi med coopeiatne will be giadecl.bv adedeial mailcet ing official, said Maik Hess, ■dnectoi Theie was some maiKet ac ti\it\ on 19()2-uoi> tobacco, but bids weie nominal taim- eis said Theie is an estimated 200 anes ot 10IJ2-CIOP lent still in hist hands • Mt. Joy Farmers (■Continued from Page 1) cf the oigaimation is good He told members that the co opeiatne has letued leioUing lund ceitibcates e\oi\ thiee icn- and “paid out some cash ea h ieai The financial lepoit was not hut Leu is Bi\lei as sistant neasvnei leported op eiatnu, costs thiee pei cent be low the pieiious \eai Membeis passed a lesolution to ledeem ‘t'ju 000 woith of leiohmg fund ceitifnates issued in 10GO In his lenoit on the Metro politan Bama.mma _Aaenc%, Ri,sei said the at,ene% has a net ulup a 'M22 407 06 with .in 111(0010 of tlose to a half million -dollais on a thiee tents per C’W T basis He added that the astern composed of 80 iedf'i.irl toopeiatnes, has he'l healings to lustm the loiiith tent whuh it le\i&d will boost nutmie some ‘fH 8,000 pel \eai He jeioiud that the aaen c\ s plant at Hot t Palm pui diasfd l.ist tear has been le no’attd with aoteniment loans of about l jH J 4 million The pi mt now be said has a ea ji.ifiu ol about (lie times that of the Mount lo\ plant M< mbers returned Abnei Ris-a r and lai oh Schoch to the boaid ol directors lui tluee HOW GOOD ARE EARLY BIRD ALL MASH LAYER FEEDS? Judging by the enthusiastic comments we'get from many of our eu they must be pretty good. As good as any in Eastern Pennsylvania, no doubt. We get reports of: Low Conversions Excellent Production NO WONDER JUST LOOK AT THE PRODUCT! • Extra Protein ” 17%. NOT 15 OR 16%. Maintains body while peaking Longer peak periods Helps prevent neck molts • IT’S A QUALITY PROTEIN. Completely balanced. Supplies a superior pattern of amino acids. (Improves conversions up to 9 points) ARSANILIC ACID. Increases egg production. Improves efficiency (lowers costs). Reduces mortality. Improves flock health. ASCORBIC ACID To better make use of the calcium in the feed and im prove shell quality. VITAMIN FORTIFICATION In excess of daily bird requirements Maintains proper intake of these important ingredients when birds are off feed or on hot or cold days. Helps maintain better bird health ENERGY BALANCE Nutritionally balanced to give TOP EFFICIENCY with out building up fatty liver or other damaging or produc tion slowing fat deposits. Early Bird All Mash Laying or Breeding Feeds ARE QUALITY FEEDS AND WILL GIVE RESULTS “FINEST SERVICE ANYWHE Last But Not Least \\\ili/,/ * «* \^\ And Low Costs Miller & Bushong, Inc. ROH RERSTOWN, PA. Ph. Lancaster 392-2145 Good Egg Quality Good Flock Healt
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