Weekly Poultry Report
Fogelsville Eastern Shore
April i. Exchange
(Prices paid clock werdils Cents Hrojlei etui lue fivci pines
per lb., except wlicio noted) ..uuaged 17.07 cents .1 pound
HENS. Light Tvpc 811 most this week Fines I. in,eel fioni <1
ly 9-10, HENS. Heavy Type fl'e l».uh ol 17 7 cents ;i pound on
25 mostly 12-15, FULLETS 17 Monday *ind Tuesday lo a low
33 mostly 28 32, Roasteis 12 0 f 10 3 cents a pound on Thuis
-38% mostly 29-37. Ducks 30 ( ;. n Total sales wete 121300
37% mostly 34-36; Drakes 28-41 ] u ., u i down 67.500 head fiom last
mostly 38-40: EASTER BUN- wee k
NIES (Per Head) 1 20-2 20
mostly 160-1.90. RABBITS 39-
60 mostly 54-60: GUINEAS 70-
75%; PIGEONS (per Pan) 75-
1.90 mostly 75-1.20
Total Coops Sold. 736
Eostern Pennsylvonio
And New Jersey
Prices unchanged on light 20-35 lbs 55 00-70 00, 35-50 lbs
type hens Demand continues 49 00-55 00: 50-70 lbs 35 00-40 -
good. Offerings, though mcieas- 00, Good 20-35 lbs 45 00 55 00.
ed r still no moie than adequate 35-50 lbs 35 00 40 00. 50-70 lbs
for needs PrOcessois will gen- 33 00-36 00
erallybedosed Friday and Mon- WOOLED LAMBS _ Good
ddy of Easter weekend Heavy 70 . 90 , bs 26 00 29 00, few head
■hens generally shoit of full call Good and Choice 5565 lbs 29 .
as offerings limited Prices paid 00 . 34 00; utlhty 2 \ 00-26 00
at farm Light Type Hens 8 10%
M 9%-1014 c, Heavy Type Hens SLAUGHTER EWES Utili-
TFEWR ty and Good 5 00-10 00
CUSTOM SPRAYING
For Whitewashing
Spray the modern way —-
Use CARBOLA Spray
Carbola dries white, disinfects, kills flies, up to 90%
less cobwebs. No wet floors.
MAYNARD L. BEITZEL
Witmer, Pa. 392-7227
Announcing;
a dry
“pop-up”!
Can cut
planting time
in half I
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• Lancaster
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20 60 lbs Spung Lambs, sold
to the Easter trade; small sup
ply Wooled Lambs and Slaugh
ter Ewes about steady
SPRING LAMBS
_ DISTRIBUTED BY
Choice
Ortho Umpel STARTER SPECIAL
A starter 7 As a ‘pop-up ’ 7 It has to be special
It is STARTER SPECIAL is a completely unique product.
Here’s why
Physical Uniformity STARTER SPECIAL pellets are made
to the same shape and density for maximum consistency and
control in application
Chemical Uniformity Each and every STARTER SPECIAL
pellet has all three primary nutrients - nitrogen phosphorus,
potassium - chemically homogenized in precisely the most
desirable ratio 13-34-10 The nutrients can’t separate or
segregate during handling as with troublesome, hard-to
regulate dry blends "
Double Duty Nutrients STARTER SPECIAL has both
quick-acting and long-lasting nitrogen and phosphorus for
thorough plant feeding_There is no urea or diammonium
phosphate that might endanger the seed through liberation
of free ammonia
Of course these features also make it highly effective as
a banded starter But, with only slight adaptation of most
planters, it can be applied directly with the seed in exacting
measurement for safety and maximum response
With this kind of control, you apply much less material
only 1/3 the amount needed for banding. And the reduced
material handling could cut your planting time m half 1
So save time trouble, and money at planting time See us
soon about applying STARTER SPECIAL this spring as a
dry pop-up
• Auction
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HULLS Good 24 25 25 50
couple Choice 2(i 00 26 75 tew
Utility and Commeiciol 22 25
23 (JO
CALX KS 05- V oalei s5Ol 00
hi'diei, some sales Choice 2 00
hichei
VEALERS Choice 49 50
52 00 five head 53 50 5G 50
Good 45 50 49 50, Standard 42
00 46 50, Utility 34 00 41 00.
Cull 90 120 lbs 29 50-35 00.
HOGS 346 Banows and
Gills weak to mostly 50 lowei
BARROWS AND GILTS
US 1-2 215-240 lbs 22 25-22 75
US 2 200-255 lbs 21 00 21 50 UB
2 3 200 250 lbs 20 50 20 85 US
2-3 285-315 lbs 18 00 18 60
SHEEP 70 Supply mainlv
young lambs sold as Eastei
Lambs
SPRING LAMBS Choice
25-30 lbs. 57 00 6400. Choice 40-
55 lbs 49 00 57.00, Good 55 60
lbs 42.00 45 50
WOOLED LAMBS Few
Good and Choice 55-65 lbs 29
00 34 00 Utility 55-60 lbs 21 00
2450
SLAUGHTER EWES
ty 7 00-925
• Chicago
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slaughter steeis, estimated at
3000 and 1130 lbs compared
with last weeks 30 93 which was
the highest since Novembei.
1952, and 1140 lbs and 27 64
and 1150 lbs a yeai ago Heifer
supply laigely High Good to
low Piime weighing 825-1100
lbs
SLAUGHTER STEERS On ,
Wednesday, few loads Prime 1
12501325 lbs Yield Giade 3
and 4 34 00-34 25, Mixed High
Choice and Prime 1100-1375 lbs ;
31 50-33.00, Choice 950-1325 lbs 1
Yield Grade 2 to 4 29 25-31 50,.
Mixed Good and Choice 28 50-
129 50
Smokctown, Pa.
Phone 397-3539
Weekly New York E&* Mkt.
(Quotation % 1 ’i o.n M^nd
WHITE
L\ La) gc 474 434
Lai ge 474
Mediums 43'a
Pullets 33 35
Pee wees 20
Fey
Fey
Fey
Fey
Fey
BKOWN
Lai ge 484
Mediums 33
Pullets 334
Peewees 20
Fcj
Fey
Fey
Fey
Standai ds
Checks
Trend Closing Holiday oideis showing good at all plants lor
Laige and Medium All othei lines aie unsettled
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• Vintage
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messing Cultei 195021 50, lew
2175 22 35. Cultei 18 25 20 50.
Cannei and low-Cuttei 16 50-
18 10
Utili-
BULLS Good 23 50 25 25
low Choice 24 75-25 60, Utility
and Commei cial 22 85-25 60
couple 26 00 27 00
CALVES 308—Vealeis steady
to 100 highei least advance on
Cull
VEALERS—Good 44 50-48.00
lew Choice 48 00-49 00 Standard
10 00 45 00. Utility 35 50-4100
Sul! 90-120 lbs 30 00 36 00 65-85
lbs 26 00-3100 ■
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235 5051
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FARM EQUIP.
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67 i no
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. April 3. 11KJ9 ‘1
a\ Mulch 31 to'll i -il is \piil iid l
fill s
Mon
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HOGS 260—Baiious and Gills
50 1 00 low ci
BARROWS \\D C.ILJS—OS
1 2 210 225 lbs 22 50-22 75 IS
2 200-245 lbs 21 00 21 60 US 2-3
200 260 lbs 20 50 21 00
SHEEP 423 Suppn m unlv
20 65 lb Spun” Lambs sold to
Ihe Eastei tuide
SPRING L\AIDS Cho ce
18 35 lbs 62 00 71 00. Cho ce 35-
55 lbs 46 00 56 00 Choice 60-80
lbs 37 00-44 00 Good 25-40 lbs.
49 00-59 00 Good 40 60 lbs.
35 00-45 00
WOOLED LAMBS Good
and Choice 50-75 lbs 34 00-
40 00
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COPE & WEAVER
CO.
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