\Veekly Broiler Report
Hatcherymen in the Com- neejjs. A number of produc
n,oii\vealth placed 832,000 ers held flocks for either high
chicks for commercial broiler er live price or pioduction in
moduotion during the week as much as shell egg markets
ending August 1, according to strengthend Out of state pur
jl,e Pennsylvania Crop Report- chases continued to supple
,n g Service. This was an in- ment light local supplies. Am
ci ease of 18 percent over the pie offerings of light type hens
pl evious week and 6 percent cleared well under a fairly
above last year. The 10-week good demand A few lots of
total was 2 percent above the young turkeys brought 25-26 c
comparable period a year ago. on hens and 22-24 c for the
Settings totaled 1,244,000 eggs toms. Prices paid at farm for
f or commercial broiler pro- light type hens 7-Bc, heavy
duction or 3 percent below a type 14-16 c.
vveek earlier, but remained 14 Fogelsville Auction Report
percent above last year. The 3- s t .
*eek total was 8 percent above . August 4
a year ago. Inshipments of HENS, light type 7-10, M 8-9;
hi oiler-type chicks the past HENS, heavy type, 8%-17%,
10 weeks totaled 704,000 or M 12V2-15V2 ; PULLETS, 19% -
44 percent above the campar- 29, M 23-27; ROASTERS, 10-
a ble period last year while out- 26%, M 22-25; DUCKS, 13% -
shipments of 1,446,000 were 29, RABBITS, 13%-25, M 17-
down 17 percent. 23, GUINEAS, 25-82%, M 65-
Placements in the major 82%; PIGEONS (per pair), 60-
producing states totaled 40,- M 70-77%. Total coops
250.000 chicks, 2 percent below 822.
a week earlier, but 3 percent ——
above a year ago. The 10- # Vintage
week total was 2 percent above (continued from Page 2)
last year. Settings totaling 52,-
945.000 eggs, were 2 percent Sheep 50. Spring lambs
below the previous week, but about steady.
8 percent above a year earlier. Spring lambs: Choice 80-100
The 3-week total of 160,718,000 lbs. 21.50-23.50, Good 18.50-
eggs was 6 percent above last 21.00.
year> 299 hogs were on offer at the
Eastern Pa. and New Jersey August 1 auction. Hogs weigh-
Live Poultry Report ing 150-160 pounds brought 15.-
A divided trade opinion pre- 25-15 86, 160-180 pounds 15 50-
vailed regarding the heavy 17 35, 180-200 pounds 17 60-
type hen market. Some buyers 18.25, 200-220 pounds 17 75-
offered lower prices in view of 18.50, 220-240 pounds 17 60-18 -
lower ready to cook price le- 00 and 240 pounds and up
vels. In some instances, pay- 15.00-17.50.
mg prices moved higher as Sows changed hands at 12.-
hght supplies fell short of 85-14.00.
MJt/MMF
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303 BALE-CHIEF
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make bales solid, square—tied tight. The kind an ejector can
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takes out windrow wads that can make other bales pop
their twine. Takes heavy windrows into the chamber in clean,
sweeping action. Forks retract completely up and out of hay
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ALUS-CHAIMERS
k. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.
Grumelli Form Service Nissley Form Service
Quarryville, Pa. Washington Boro, Pa.
Allen H. Motz
Farm Equipment
New Holland, Pa.
Lausch Bros. Equipment
Stevens, Pa.
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N. G. Myers & Son
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa.
Rheems. Pa.
• Delmarva
Live bioiler prices in Del
maiva advance neaily te cent
dining the 24 hour peuod end
ing 10 30 Fnday nioining The
demand was good for moderate
auction oifeungs.
Ready to cook demand lang
ed fiom baiely fair to good in
isolated instances Movement
for next week spotty with
many dealers continuing to
use wait and see attitude.'
Estimated slaughter by eas
tern shoie piocessois for the
weekend was 788,000 head
compared to the 845,000 head
last weekend.
Live prices at farms dunng
the period ranged 16 0 to 16 8
on reported purchases of 987,-
700 head including 573,900
head offered and sold at
Thursday’s auction at the East
tion sales were at 16 5 to 16 8.
ern Shoie Poultry Groweis Ex
change.
Foity-one percent of the auc-
The Delmarva broiler-feed
ratio for the week ending July
31 was up one point from the
pievious week at 3 2 Broilers
averaged 1548 per pound and
mash cost the grower $97.86
per ton.
• Chicago
(Continued from Page 2)
1398 lbs. 25 50, equalling the
High since last August load
Hi “hi 6 Choice Ind PnSe fiss Hlgh Choice and Prime 965 ' ce and Pnme 89 °- 1000 lbs - 23 ■'
1400 lbs 24 50 25 25 inclnd 1025 lbs 24 - 00 ' 2425 . Mixed 25-23 50, part load 23 75, Choi-
ZI S? “ Good and Choice 900-1300 lbs. ce 800-1050 lbs 21 75-23.25,
1140 MOO Tbs 2ds d 5 00 ? 25 2522 50-23 25, Good thes e weights load Choice 1100 lbs. 23.25,
25 25°Lt e a several loads' 21 ° o ' 22 50 - Standaid and Low load 1200 lbs 22 50 and load
Hi°“h Choice and Pnme 1409- Good 18 -°°- 2050 ’ load Hl § h Choice 775 lbs - 21 50. Good
1451 rhZ. Standard Holstems 19.75, few 18.50-20.50, Good and Choice
iinn iZ n,f wtn m m Standard and Low Good Hoi- 20 25-21.50.
iISMS? Sno^nS’^mip 1 steins 20.00-20 50. Cows. Cutter to Commercial
1450 lbs 24.00 and couple of 10cnl . 0 c
loads Choice and Prime 1625 Slaughter heifers- Load High 12 50-14 25, Cannei 11 50-12 75
lbs. 22 25-22 50, Choice 900- Choice and Prime 1025 lbs. Butts Guttei to Commercial
1100 lbs. 22.75-24.00, few loads 24 °°> several loads High Choi- 17 00-19.00.
Big W Dairy
Cleaners And
Sanitizers
A dairy cleaning Program that is designed
to meet every cleaning need on a dairy form.
There is a total of five products and they fall
within two main groups as follows:
I. General purpose cleaners for
1. Washing udders
2. Cleaning milking machines and utensils
3. Cleaning bulk tanks
1. Big W Dairy Cleaner and Sanitizer
quaterinary ammonium acid solution
2. Big W Dairy lodine cleaner sanitizer.
11. The pipeline cleaning products.
1. Big W Dairy Pipeline Alkaline Cleaner
Dry chlorinated powder non foaming and
free rinsing.
2. Big W Dairy Sanitizer 10% chlorine
solution for sanitizing pipelines before use.
3. Big W Dairy Acid Rinse Milk stone
remover Good for pipeline or utensils.
Try some soon. Coll your local W Dealer
Clem E. Hoober
Fwirthmorel Intercourse
768-3431
Paradise Supply K. Stauffer & Son
Paradise Lawn and Bellaire
687-6292 665-3121 367-2321
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 8, 1964
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
Fiom Monday, August 3id to Fnday, August 7th
Mon.
WHITE
Ex.
Fey. Hywts,
36te
34t2
29
28
Fey Hywts,
Fey. Med.
No. 1 Med,
Pullets
20V 2
14
Peewees
BROWN
Ex.
40te
35
30
201/2-21
14
Fey Hywts.
Fey. Hywts.
Fey. Med.
Pullets
Peewees
MIXED
Fey. Hywts,
Standards
Checks
34-34 j ,2
29k
23
TREND: Market showes increased fiimness especially on
fancy of all sizes under shorter supplies and close clearance.
Copyrighted 1964 By Urner-Barry Co.
Wed.
Tues.
37t2
35i 2
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28
3712
35ta
30
29
201,2-21
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201 2 -21
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401,2
36
30
404
36
30
204-21
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20’/2-21
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35k
35k
30k
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30k
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FARM BUREAU |
SAVE 500
on each 5 gal lons of Unlco
Oils.. .on each 25 pounds
of Unico Grease
2 SPECIALS
extra savings on all 55
gallon drums of Unico oil
and all containers of
Unico M- P. B-660 Grease
August Ist to 31st
.1 THIRTY YEARS
><( FARM
BUREAU M
SERVICE TO FARMERS
CALL TO-DAY
LANCASTER
394-0541
3
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Thurs.
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391/2
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30
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