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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1958

Page

9

Broiler Prices Rebound At Lancaster Auction June 5

Lancaster Poultry Exchange reports a June 5 sale with an average price of 22.95 cents per pound for 89 950 birds. The range ran from 22.44 to 24.15 cents, with multiple lots of White Vantress and capette birds sold by numerous local growers and buyers. A year earlier the average was 22.38 cents for 84 800 birds.

Lancaster Poultry Exchange Kerfers Mill Luther P. Ebinger Elmer Leaman Daniel K. Good

Fat pullets prove best for egg laying claims

A poultry producer argues thin pullets perform best for egg laying and fertility. He cites starter and grower diets, grit, oyster shell, and water as key, and notes a customer with 40,000 layers saw higher performance and fewer CRD with the Bes­sies strain. He offers a free booklet on preparation for healthy motherhood.

Babcock America

Who Writes These Ads at Babcock Poultry Farm

The Babcock Poultry Farm announces that after twenty years of owner written ads and a period with staff writers in April and May the ads will bear the writer’s name. Management and research staff will compose future advertisements.

Babcock Babcock Poultry Farm

Babcock Hatchery Lancaster County Branch

Lancaster County branch of the Babcock Hatchery located on Route 3 F Lititz Pa lists contact numbers for Madison 6 5872 and Milford New Jersey 4708 and Milford 4 4909 with addresses in Manheim and Route 4 R D 1 area.

Lancaster County Lititz Madison Russell Mease Bob Decker R. D Manheim Milford New Jersey

Butchers Steady Hogs Higher At Baltimore Market

Baltimore June 10 cattle and calves demand mixed with steady slaughter classes and notable hog strength. Slaughter cattle mostly steady while vealers trend lower. stockers and feeders steady to higher with several high grade vealers and good to prime slaughter classifications noted. Hog prices rise with active demand and mixed No 1 2 3 lots reported across weight ranges.

Baltimore

Poultry Sale Yields Bids In White Vantress Lotifacts

A auction listing shows multiple bids on White Vantress stock including 800, 3,000, and 8,500 birds with bidders such as Roy E Ream Victor F Weaver Inc Daniel K Good and Harry H Weaver Jr. Prices range from 8.6 to 26.5 cents per unit and include capettes and cockerels across several consignors and firms.

Richard Thompson Victor F. Weaver Inc M&l M&b John L Herr Walter C Mellinger Elvin Seigrist John N. Thomas Raymond Lockard Indian River Roy E Ream Moses Zimmerman Walter C. Melsinger Roy E. Ream Norman Herr Stanley Carpenter Victor F. Weaver Daniel K Good John L Hershey Harry H Weaver Jr

Chicago Hog Market Higher With Steady as Cattle Trade

Chicago hog market opened active with 7 000 head mostly 25 cents higher for under 230 lb barrows and gilts while lows ended uneven and mostly steady to 25 cents lower. Cattle trade remained active with slaughter steers and heifers fairly steady, stockers and feeders about steady, and buyers mixed on weights. doings included prime and choice grades near 29 00 to 30 50 and lower grades around 18 00 to 19 50. Sheep offerings were light with No 1 pelts and spring lambs mainly present.

Baltimore Chicago Ptt

Butchers 25 to 50 Lower Hogs Gain Half at Lancaster Stockyards

Lancaster stockyards market report shows cattle and hogs mixed as receipts reach around 2,500 head. Slaughter steers fall 25 to 50 cents. hogs rise about half a dollar with varied lots across weight classes. Spring lambs strong, calves steady, bulls mixed, and cows down slightly in places.

Lancaster

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Monroe C. Babcock Babcock Hatchery Turkey Blue Bird Namico Altman’s Cash Feed Store Willis H. Weaver Harrisburg Ave Ayla Charles Hooker Penna Ivan Nolt Ephrata, Penna J. R. Kauffman Kaylor Rheems, Penna Conestoga Farm Service Quarryville R. S. Weaver Stevens, Penna
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