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2—Lancaster Farming, Friday, May 31,1957
No Sale Wednesday at Exchange
Due to Light Listings, Holiday
Due to the holiday yesterday,
there were 4.00 few listings on the
Lancaster Poultry Exchange to
warrant a sale on Wednesday.
LANCASTER Broilers aver
aged 22.14 cents a pound at Fri
day auction at the Lancaster Poul
try Exchange with 67,900 birds
being sold.
The price range was from 21%
cents to 22% cents.
In addition to the broilers,
4,100 Leghorns- were-sold- for 13%- ■
and 13% cents, 760 capettes sold
at 24% and 26% cents, and a lot
of 2,500 Silver Crosses sold for
20% cents.
Heie is the May 24 sale by lot
number; seller with grower in
parenthesis; amount and bleed;
age in weeks and days, buyer and
price.
1. Joseph H Martin, 300 White
Vantress, 10, John E. Rettinger,
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SALES AND SERVICE
Mann & Gmmelli Farm Serv,
QuarryviUe, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker Snavelys Farm Service
New Holland, Pa.
Lancaster, Pa.
PL G. Myers & Son
fcheems. Pa.
Nissley Farm Service
1i2% cents. ». Allen E. Moyer,
1,650 White Vantress 9-3, Roy E.
Ream, 22% cents. 3. Leon Warfel,
1,100 White Vantress, 9-3, Meadf
er’s Poultry, 22 - cents74. r John M.
Kauffman, 2,200- White Vantress,
9, C. F. Manbeck Inc., 22 cents.
5. John M. Kauffman, 2,2oo'White
Vantress, 9, C. F. Manbeck Inc.,
22 cents.
6. Mrs. Jacob Cramer, 650 In
dian Rivers, 10, D. K. Good, 22
cents. 7. Abram Witmer, 1,000
Leghorn fowl, S. E. Davis, 13%
cents. 8, Roy Bender, 2,300 Leg
horn fowl, Starr Poultry, 13%
cents, and 200 Leghorn yearling
cockerels sold to Starr Poultry for
9% cents. 9. John K. Gurry & Son
(Edwin L, Funk), 8,000 White
Vantress, 9, Victor F Weaver,
Inc., 22% cents. 10. Elam W.
Weaver, 1,500 White Vantress,
9-3, .Victor F. Weaver Inc., 21%
Washington Boro, Pa.
R. S. Weaver
Stevens, Pa.
L. H. Bmbakei
Lititz. Pa.
Eggs
PHILADELPHIA May 29
Unsettled. Prices declined % cent
on top quality large white and xk
-1 cent on large extras. More than
adequate suppliea of all grades
were available for the fair de
mand. Into- storage movement
was fairly liberal in volume. Cur
rent receipts moved in small lots,
mostly to breakers at 24-25 cents.
Wholesale selling prices: mini
mum 10 per cent AA quality large
45-48 lb white 32-33, brown 32-
321/2, medium white 25-26, brown
25-26.
„ Extras, minimum 60 per cent A
quality large 45-50 lb white 30&-
32, mixed color 30-31, medium,
white 26-26; mixed color 25-28;
standards 27-28, checks 23-24.
Receipts May 28 4,300 cases
all by truck.
cents.
1L Elam W. Weaver, 1,500 Red
Vantress, 9-3, Roy E. Ream, 22
cents. 12. Harvey M“ Zimmerman,
1.500 White Vantress, 10, H. W.
Longacre Inc., 21% cents. 13. Har
vey M. Zimmerman, 1,500 White'
Vantress, 10, Leola Poultry, 22
cents. 14. Harvey M. Zimmerman',
2.500 White Vantress, 10, Walter
B. Lehman, 22 cents. 15. Harvey
•M. Zimmerman, 2,500 White Van
tress, 10 Victor F. Weaver Inc.,
22 cents.
26. Harvey M. Zimmerman, 2,-
500 White Vantress, 10, Victor F.
Weaver Inc., 22 cents. 17. Harvey
F. Zimmerman, 2,000 White Van
tress, 10, Victor F. Weaver Inc.,
22 cents. 18. Morgantown Feed
and Grain (James Stoltzfus), 2,-
500 Silver Cross cockerels, 9-4,
Producers Coop. Exc,, 20% cents.
19. Morgantown (Andrew Web
er), 2000 White Cornish Cross,
9-6, Victor F. Weaver Inc., 22
cents. 20. Morgantown (Ivan-
Nolt), 800 White Cornish Cross,
9-6, Roy E. Ream- 21% cents.
21. Morgantown (J. Mervin
Graybill), 2,400 White Cornish.
Cross, 9-6, Victor F. Weaver Inc.,
22 cents.' 22. Elvin Nolt, 360
White Vantress capettes, 13, Roy
E Ream, 26% cents. 23. Glenn H.
Herr (John O. Moyer)', 4,500 In;
dian Rivers, 9, Victor F. Weaver
Inc., 22 cents. 24. Glenn H; Herr
Uohn O. Moyer), 4,500 Indian
Rivers, 9, Victor F. Weaver Inc.,
22 cents. 25. Hendrik Wentink
(College Hill-Lpng), 13,500 White
Vantress, 9, Victor F Weaver
Inc., 22% cents
26. Wenger’s (Beecher Forney),
400 White Vantress pullet cap
ettes, Carl B. Risser, 241/4 cents.
2 'l Clair Nissley, 600 Leghorn
I owl, S. E. Davis, 13% cents 28.
Indian River Farm (Harry F.
Hess), 8,000 Indian Rivers, 10,
Victor F Weaver Inc., 22% cents
Poultry
PHILADELPHIA May 29
Processed poultry, ready-to-cook
(ice packed) young chickens —■
steady. Demand continued good.
Supplies were adequate for cur
rent needs
Prices paid delivered ware
house, Philadelphia (cents per lb)
grade A & U. S. Grade A, 2-3 lb
34>36, mostly 34%-35.
Hens- ready-to-cook (ice pack
ed) steady. Demand was good.
Adequate supplies were available.
Prices paid delivered, Philadel
phia (cents per lb) grade A & U.
S. Grade A 4-5V 2 lb 32 33.
Processed Poultry
PHILADELPHIA, May 29
Unsettled. Demand good for top
quality offerings. Supplies were
more than adequate. Large White
Rock pullets 28-29 cents. Largei
White Rock capanettes 25-27
cents lots 28-29 cents without
clearing. Caponetted cross fryers
23-24 cents, mixed crosses 20-24
cents, few lots 25 cents, White
Rocks 22-23 cents, reds 22-23 few
lots 24 cents with bulk unsold.
Turkeys: Unsettled. Demand
fair for more than ample supplies.
Few lots White Holland young
hens 30 cents, bronze young hens
were unsold. Mixed Beltsvilles 25-
30 cents Buff and bronze mixed
breeders 20-25 cents.
Total receipts May 28 125,-
00 lbs., included Maryland 14,000
lb., Delaware 48,000 lb.
Wholesale selling prices No. 1
&. fancy quality, broilers or fry
ers, heavy type 3-4 lb 20-25, pul
lets 4% lb and over 28-29, hens,
heavy type 18-23, light type 12-15,
old roosters 10, ducks Pfikin 3
turkeys young hens 30.
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Lancaster Markets: Cattle Slow,
Hogs Show 50 to 75 Cent Gain
By DAVID S. LORENSON
Federal-State Market News-Service
LANCASTER, May 20 CAT
TLE. Three days 3,765 week ago,
three days last week 4,320. Com
pared with last Wednesday
slaughter steers slow mostly 25-
50. cents lower, some sales 75 cent
off. Heifers in small supply
around 25 cent lower, cows mostly
steady - except utility and com
mercial beef type cows 25 cent
lower, bulls fully steady.
Stockers and, feeders supplies
comprised, around. 35 per cent
stockers and feeders and 10 per
cent cows. Slow Steady. Bulk
choice fed steers, this week. 22-75-
24, a. few loads high choice and
mixed 1 high choice and prime
24>25i25.25i, a couple tots $25.50
and $25.75. Most good and low
choice steers 20.50-22:50- a few
standard and low. good: $18.50-20.
Standard' and good heifers
$17.50-21.50, a few choice to 22-
Cutter, utility and commercial
cows $l3-17; canners mostly $ll
-- Utility and commercial
bulls $l7-19.50, good fed yearling
bulls SIT-19.50, good grade stock
ers and feeders and light year
lings 490-950 Tbs $21.50-23.50, a
tew tots to 24. Good grade partly
fattened steers for further feed
ing $22-23.25.
CALVES: 709, week ago 593
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, Compared with last Wednesday
' vealers steady to weak. Bulk good
and choice vealers $23-31, a few
prime to $32, utility and standard
$l5-22.50;
HOGS; 1,584, week ago 1,437,
Compared with last Wednesday
barrows and gilts 30-75 cents*
higher. Sows in small supply ful
ly steady. Bulk barrows and gilts
mixed U. S. 1-3, 190-230 lbs this
week $19.75-20. Scattered small
lots No. 1 and 2. $20.50 and a
handful to small killers at $2l.
Weights 240:270 lbs mixed 1-3,
$19.50-19.50 and a few around 160
lbs down to $18,50. Saws, mixed
U S 1-3, 270-550 lbs $12.50-16.
SHEEP: 431, week ago 465.
Slaughter lambs $l-1.50 lower*
Bulk .good, and choice native
spring lambs- $22-24.50, a- few- to
$25. Utility and low good $lB
- culls down to $l4.
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