Weekly Poultry Report Eostern Pennsylvania FogelsvilU And New Jersey August 5, 1969 Prices of light type hens most- (Pn ‘f K cs paid do< * eights cents ly unchanged however uncon- where JJ ot cd) finned reports indicate occasion- LETS ‘ Si lots were traded as h.gh as 12c. ™ s vm demand good with available of- PirV^vc 4 ?’ GUIN ?^ S rfenngs generally short of needs. |oov *’ PIGEONS (per pail) 90 ‘ 3n instances processors reported TOX . L coop(; c nT n . 71 „ as hauling live supplies from roiAL COOPS SOLD. 718. southern producing areas in an fcffort to keep plants running as # Vintage jnear capacity as possible with (Continued from Page 2) - available labor. Offerings of heavy hens short of fairly good Few Choice 835-1040 lbs. 29.25- call. Prices paid at farm; Light 30-50. type hens: 8-11 M 10-10*4c in Pennsylvania M 9%-10c in New Jersey. Heavy type Hens; Tfewr. Del mo rva , Demand very good and gener ally exceeding available process ed supplies. Heavy rains continue to hinder off farm movement of ample live supplies Pool truck lot prices I kc higher on U S Crade A while unchanged to he ithgher on plant grade Undertone firm. Try A Classified Ad It Pays! CUSTOM SPRAYING For Whitewashing Spray the modem way Use CARBOLA Spray Carbolacfries white, disinfects, kills flies, up to 90% , ' 4essr > cdbwebs. No wet floors. MAYNARD L. BEITZEL Witmer. Pa. 392-7227 Automation At Its Roost Customed Engineered For The POULTRY EQUIPMEN T IS OUR BUSINESS “'Jaajgggew E. ML HERR equipment, inc. jr -t COWS Utility and high dressing Cutter 22 00-23.50, few to 24 00: Cutter 20.50-22.50; Can ner and low-Cutter 18 25-20.50 BULLS Good 27 25-28.10, couple Choice 28 75-29 25; Utili ty and Commercial 25 75-28 25, four head 28 60-29 85; Cutter and low-Utility 23.00-24.50 CALVES 644 Vealers main ly 2 00 higher. VE \LERS Choice 44 50- 48 00, Good 41 00-44 50, Standard 39 00-42 00, Utility 36 00-40 00, Cull 90-120 lbs 32 00-36 00 65 85 lbs 24 50-3100. HOGS 288 Barrows and GJts 1 00-1 25 higher BARROWS AND GILTS US 1- 200-245 lbs 27 35-27 75 Few US 1 200-235 lbs 28.00-28 10 US 2- 200-250 lbs. 26 85-27.25. Sows "CAGE SYSTEMS" WE SELL. SERVICE, AND INSTALL R.D.I, Willow Street • Auction (Continued fiom Page 2) few Choice $27.75-28 75; Utility and Commercial $25.50-28 50, few $2B 50-29 85: Cutter and low-Uti lity $22 00-25.25. CALVES 149 Vealcis weak to mostly $l.OO lower. VEALERS Choice $44 50- 47.00; Good $42 0044.50; Stand ard $3B 5042.50; Utility $35.00- 39 00; Cull 90-120 lb $29 00-34.00. 65-90 lb- $25.50-29.00. SLAUGHTER CALVES Standard and Good 250-320 lb. $34.00-39.00. Utility $30.00-33.50. HOGS 303 Barrows and gilts 50. instances 75 higher. BARROWS AND GILTS US 1-2 210-230 lb $27.85-28.10 One lot US 1 225 lb. $29 00. US 24 200-240 lb. $27.60-27.75. 250-255 lb. $27.10-27 50. One lot US 34 265 lb. $26.25. SHEEP 37 Spring lambs fully steady. SPRING LAMBS Choice 55- 85 lb. 529 00-30 00, Good 65-85 lb. $25.50-27 50, one lot Utility $22.- 50 US 2-3 430 510 lbs 20 75 21 75. SHEEP 75 Spring Lambs steady to weak SPRING LAMBS Choice 50- 100 lbs 27 50-3100, Good 25 50- 27 50, Utility 23 00-24 00. Be still, and know that I am God.—(Psalms 46:10) We need to take time to go apart, to shut out the noise of "our world, and to listen. This does not mean that we ■have to withdraw from the .world, but it means that we need to haye,.mqments during the day "when we think about God,, wifeir we meditate “on Truth,* when'we dwell with God, in quietness, when we listen to-hear the words of > wisdom He has for us. 70s 464-3321 Lancaster Farming. Saturday. Weekly Mew York Egg Mkt. Fiom Monday, August 4th to Friday, August Bth Mon. WHITE Fey. Ex Large Fey. Large Fey. Mediums Fey. Pullets Fey. Peewces 52-53 47 38%-39 22 15 BROWN Fey Large 52 Fey. Mediums 39 Fey Pullets 22 Fey Peewees 15 Standards Checks 41 41 39 38 241-2 24% 24% 24% Trend: Market irregular and large white continues in sutv plus. Some inquiry for retail futures is developing Copyright 1969 by Urner Barry Publications Wednesday, High Choice and Prime 900 1025 lbs. Yield Grade 3 and 4 30 25-31 00 load Prime nnl * > ™ ne ll °°: l 1 4 °° n l . l ? s ? 2 00- 975 ]bs 3150 on Monday Choice 33 00, Choice 950-1350 lbs Yield ~ ~ _ . „ . , Giade 2 to 4 30 75-32 25, Mixed 8001000 lbs Yield Grade 2 to 4 Good and Choice 30.00-30 75. 29 00-30 25, Mixed Good and SLAUGHTER HEIFERS On Choice 28 00-29 00 • Chicago (Continued from Page 2) BREAK the BOTTLENECK at the BASE of YOUR SHO with the Handles over 100 tons of corn silage an hour, blows it over 100 feet high Instead of the usual 90° turn that momentarily stops the crop and reduces blowing capacity, the No. 56 Blower has a 45° feeding angle. (See small illustra tion.) Corn silage or haylage is augered m a more straight-line direction, so the flow is uniform, and the chopped forages move much faster. Then an exclu sive 56-inch rotor and six wide paddles shoot the si lage upward with a tip speed of 90 miles an hour, at 540 rpm, with a direct pto drive. The hopper extends 20 inches from the housing tor 'easy drive-through clearance. Stop in and let us esti mate how much the McCormick International No. 56 Blower can speed up your operation. Cope & Weover Co. NEW PROVIDENCE 786-7351 C. B. Hoober INTERCOURSE 768-8231 International Harvester Sales and Service EPHRATA 733-2283 Alimist !), 19(i9— Wed. Tues. 52-53 4647 39 21 15 47-49 43 38% 21 15 52 52 52 52 , 39 39 39 39 21 21 21 21 15 15 15 15 -. —Wi'ill*Vnll'liM fc I mTTEH M A.TI OK»L { Messick Form Equip. ELIZABETHTOWN 367-1319 Kouffmon Bros. MOUNTVILLE 285-5951 3 Frl. Thurs. 45-47 40-41 35-36 21 15 i 45 47 41 37% 21 15 38 24>£
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