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* * ~ utilUy 29-34.50; Cull 90-120 lbs.
Eastern Pennsylvania 62%-1.55, mostly 62%-95; jum* 24-29, 70-90 lbs. 21-25.
a JKi | bo Squab 95. HOGS 950 - Barrows & gilts
Ana New Jersey Total coops sold: ' uneven, dosed the week most
m • * D ly steady. Sows scarce. US 1-2
weeKiy Keview 200-215 lbs. 20-20.50; us 1, 200-
LIVE HENS 210 lbs. 21; US 1-3 200-260 lbs.
19-19.35; US 2-3 240-285 lbs.
18.18.75.
SHEEP 30 - Wooled lambs
50-1.00 higher. Slaughter Ewes
steady to 50c higher.
WOOLED LAMBS - Choice
60-90 lbs. 24.50-25.50, few lots
$26; Good 60-100 lbs. 22.50-
24 50; Utility 21-22.
SLAUGHTER EWES - Util
ity & Good 5-8.
Prices of light type hens un
changed to lower. Demand
spotty ranging light to fair as Broiler and fryer live prices
spme plants only working part- averaged 1138 cents per pound
time due to light demand and this week. Prices paid during
lack of storage space. Offer- the week ranged from a high
mgs ample,, however in in- of 12.7 cents per pound on
stances lighter than past sev- Monday to a low of 10.3 cents
eral weeks due in part to im- per pound on Wednesday and
provement in y egg market. Thursday. Sales for the week
Heavy type hens short of a totaled 682,000, uown 64,000
fair call. Prices paid at farm: f ro m last week
Light type 3-4%, mostly 4-4%
Heavy Type TFEWR,
Fogefsville
November 14, 1967
(Prices paid dock weights, 43 50; Good 38 50-42; Standard
f per lb., except where noted.) 35 50-38; Utility 29-34 50, Cull
Hens, Light 4-9, mostly 4-5; 24 50-29, 70-90 lbs 21-25.
Hens, Heavy 5-16 mostly 6-11; HOGS 324-Barrows & gilts
Pullets 8-38, mostly 23-28; steady to 50c higher
Roasters 5-27% mostly 18-24- 'BARROWS & GILTS—US 1-2
Canons 18 42 ’ mostly 30-35- 200-215 lbs. 20-2050; US 1. 200-
Sks 12 32V,’ mostly 20-2 T 210 lbs - 21 ’ cou P le lots; US 1-3
Ducks 12-32 j mostly 20 27, 200 . 2160 lbs i 9 .1935; US 2-3
Drakes 18V2-48, mostly 33-42, 2 40-285 lbs. 18-18 75.
Geese 18-3614, mostly 28-32, SHEEP 54 - Wooled lambs
Turkeys, Toms 16-28, mostly 18- stea dy Ewes scarce.
24; Turkeys, Hens 20-34%, WOOLED LAMB'S-Good 65-
mostly 27-30; Rabbits 15-42, 85 lbs. 21.50-23.50, Utility 60-70
mostly 34-38; Guineas 46-65, lbs 21.25-2150
mostly 56-65; Pigeons (per pr.) SLIAUGHT. EWES—Utility $5.
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Very Important
Storing farm equipment
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ter season can give you a head
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according to Tom Williams, ex
tension agricultural engineer at
the University of Delaware
Don’t take a chance on bear
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clutches that don’t slip, balers
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Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, November 13th to Friday, November 17th
Mon. Tue*. Wea. Thun. Frt,
WHITE
Ex. Fey. Lg.
Fey. Lg.
Fey Med.
No. 1 Med.
Pullets
Peewees
Ex. Large
BROWN
Ex. Fey. Lg.
Fey. Lg.
Fey Med.
Pullets
Peewees
32 32 32
3114 3114 31*4
27 27 27’4
26 26 26'4
22 22 23
17 17 1714-18
33-34 33-34 33-34
3114 3114 31*4
3014 3014 30^4
27 27 27*4
2114-22 22 23
17 17 1714-18
MIXED
Standards
Checks
Local wholesale trading in the metropolitan area irregular.
Most outside area quite well cleared Small sizes short of de
mand.
and protecting rubber parts preventive; liquid preventive
from deterioration. An engine may be sprayed on
can lose more of its usefulness Take off machine belts and
from rust and corrosion when store in a dark, cool place,
it’s not being used than it does Williams advises If you can’t
from wear while it’s running, remove the belts, at least loos-
Williams suggests cleaning en them during off-season stor
the machine thoroughly and age Block up machines so the
storing it in a protected loca- weight is off tires; also, don’t
tion—-inside, if possible Lubn- let weight hang on hydraulic
cate all bearing which normal- cylinders.
ly need lubrication; remove
roller chains, clean and store Some people think they’re
in oil. Unprotected metal parts dynamic, just because they ex
should be coated with a rust plode easily.
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