Weekly Poultry Report
Eostern Pennsylvania
And New Jersey
-Prices unchanged to slightly
higher. Demand for light type (Prices paid dock weight, cents
hens good. Offerings adequate.' per lb except where noted)
Trading on heavy type hens too Tlo . t Dl/
at P llc P nicked 8 u HENS ' Heavy* T yP e ~ 12 -21 most
-6# sold at 11c picked up at i v io-i6 pttt.t fts iq.qa most--
tvoehensTO m: J jlght ly 25-30, ROASTERS 18%-38
Tv P ne h Hens B TFFWR IOII H * mostl y 27-32; TURKEYS. Hens-
Type Hens TFEWR. 23-25%; RABBITS—3O-58 mostly
46 50, GUINEAS 84%-1.25
mostly 1.10-1.19; PIGONS (Per
Pair) —77%-2 50.
• Vintage
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CALVES 438—Vealers steady TOTAL COOPS SOLD—443,
to 1.00 higher
VEALERS—Choice 44.5047.50;
Good 42.0045.00; Standard 40.00-
43 00; Utility 36.0041 00; Cull
30.00-37 50.
HOGS 346—Barrows and Gilts
mostly steady.
BARROWS AND GlLTS—Cou
ple lots US 1 205-225 lbs. 27.10-
27.25 US 1-2 200-245 lbs. 26.25-
26 85 US 2-3 195-245 lbs. 25 50-
26.10.
SHEEP 45—Spring Lambs and
Slaughter Ewes about steady.
SPRING LAMBS—Choice 50-
90 lbs. 29.00-31.50; Good 27.00-
29.00.
SLAUGHTER EWES—Utility
and Good 5,00-10.00.
CUSTOM SPRAYINC
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
NEW VAN DALE
forage and silage with ease.
Exclusive *uger-type "beaters” de
liver all kinds of materials under all
kinds of conditions. No chopping,
clogging. Unloading auger-beaters
are counter-rotating, meter material
without bunching.
Two worm gear drives and sealed
self-aligning roller bearings through
out assure long life.
Available in 16 and 18-fool sizes,
with a full 7' inside load width. Van
Dale Forage Boxes self-unload either
right or left side with a simple change
of the roller chain. Exclusive
conveyor overhang.prevents spillage.
Easy on-off metal roof and wood ex
tension add to useful height. Great
for larger loads, receiving bales.
Fogelsville
June 17, 1969
• Auction
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and low-Cutter 19.50-21.00.
BULLS Choice 29 00-30 60:
Good 26.00-29.00; Utility and
Commercial 26.00-29.35, few
29 60-30 35, individual 1600 lbs.
31.75.
CALVES 98—Vealers mostly
steady.
VEALERS Choice 43.50-
45.50, couple 46.50; Good 42.00-
44.00, Standard 38.00-42 00; Util
ity 35.50-38 00; Cull 90-120 lbs.
31.00-36 00; 70-85 lbs. 28.00-31 00
HOGS 353—Barrows and Gilts
steady to weak.
BARROWS AND GILTS—US
2 210-245 lbs 26 00-26 50, one lot
uger-i
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Peach Growers
Veto Ad
Funds Request
HARRISBURG Pennsyl
vania peach growers voted Tues
day against a self-assessment
plan to raise funds for adver
tising and promoting peaches.
The plan was defeated even
though the “yes" votes (67)
were greater than the “no”
votes (51). State law requires
that 66% of those voting favor
the assessment “Yes” votes to
taled 56 8 percent of those cast
ing ballots.
The proposed assessment was
three cents a hundredweight for
fresh market peaches.
Voting was done through bal
lots which had been mailed to
growers. The ballots were re
turned to the State Agriculture
Building where they were
counted by Paul McPherson,
New Park; George Unger, New
Berlinville; John F. Peters,
Gardners; and Earl Strite, Har
risburg. The men, peach grow
ers, were selected by State Agri-
US 1-2 225 lbs 27 25 US 2-3 210-
260 lbs 25 50-26 00 US 2 180-190
lbs 23 85-24 35 US 34 265-270 lbs.
24 10-25.10. i*||J
SHEEP 87 Spring Lambs
steady to 100 lower.
SPRING LAMBS One lot
Choice 85 lbs 29 00, Good 60-75
lbs. 23 50-25 50, Utility 60-70 lbs.
22 00-22 50
I Red Rose 101
HORSEFEEDS^^J
You can choose from a
number of Red Rose Horse
Feeds . . . “to take the
worry out of feeding.”
:ers" ml
ea
ipe
CALEB M.
WENfiER
R, D. 1, Drumore Center
Quarryville, Pa.
Phone 548-2116
VAN DALE
leel
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 21,1969
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, June 16th to Friday, June 20th
Hon.
WHITE
Fey. Ex Large 39-40
Fey. Large 35
Fey. Mediums 24-25
Fey. Pullets 17-18
Fey. Peewees 13
BROWN
Fey. Large 35
Fey. Mediums 25
Fey, Pullets 19
Fey. Peewees 13
Standards 30-31
Checks 22
Trend: Market in balance on large and meeting wider in
quiry on white mediums.
Copyright 1969 by Urner Barry Publications
culture Secretary Leland H through self-assessment also re-
Bull. quires that the production
The Pennsylvania Agricultur- volume of those voting for as
al Commodities Marketing Act sessment amount to at least 50
which permits raising funds percent of voters’ production
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