Lancaster Markets
(Continued from page 2)
Jots No. 1 and 2 $21.25-21.50 and a
low head reached $22. Small lots
weights 230-260 lbs. mixed grade
S2O-20 50. A few around 160 lbs.
mixed grade down to $l9 75. Late
sa'es sows mixed US 1-3, 300-550
lbs $l4-17, a few sows under 300
lbs early to $lB.
SHEEP: Supply mainly native
v/ooled lambs grading good and
low choice. Aged sheep scarce,
slaughter lambs fully steady.
Bulk good and low choice wooled
Jambs $22 50-25, a few utility and
low good $l9-22.50.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 8 Spot shell egg market developed rather
better support yesterday afternoon and this morning with prices
actually holding unchanged on all lines. General street demand
appeared a little better, although support liberal to ample for all
rade needs. This continued to be the case even with some interrup
.ion in movement this way from nearby points due to last night’s
mow fall.
Weekly Egg Price Review
NBY WHITES Jan 2 Jan. 3 Jan. 6 Jan. 7
Ex Fey Hywts 47% 43 42 -43 41%-42
Mediums 43% 41%-42 40 38%
Pullets . 38 38 38 37
Peewees 29 -30 29 -30 29 -30 28 -29
NBY BROWN
Ex Fey Hywts 46%-47 43 43 42 -42%
Mediums 44 41%-42 40%-41 40
Pullets 39 39 38 37
Peewees 29 -30 ' 29 -30 29 -30 28 -29
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Lancaster Broilers
(Continued from page 2)
10 cents 12 Morgantown Feed &
Grain (Milford Hertzler), 7,000
Silver Cross cockerels, 9-6, no
sale, 14 cents bd. 13. Dr. C. L
Wertsch (Robert Cramer), 4,000
White Vantress, 9-1, Victor F.
Weaver Inc., 17% cents. 14. Helen
Thomas, 300 Leghorn yearling
fowl, Carl B. Risser, 13% cents.
15. Clayton H. Shenk, 1,000 White
Vantress, 11-2, Carl B. Risser,
18%. cents.
16. Miller & Bushong (Jacob
C. Herr), 6,600 White Vantress,
10, Daniel K. Good, 18 cents. 17.
M&B (Jacob C. Herr), 4,400
White Vantress, 10, College Hill,
18 cents 18. M&B (Jacob C.
Herr), 4,500 White Vantress, 10,
College Hill, 8 cents. 19. M&B
("Henry Blank), 4,800 Indian Riv
er Whites, 9-2, Victor F. Weaver
Inc., YlVz cents. 20. M&B (Henry
Blank), 4,800 Indian River Whites
9 2, Victor F. Weaver Inc., 17Vi
cents
21. D. E. Horn & Co. (Nelson,
Fitz), 5,000 White Vantress, 9-2,
Walter C. Mellinger, 18 cents. 22.
James High (B. Earl Forry), 5,-
000 White Vantress, 9-2, Walter
C. Mellinger, 18 cents. 23. Benja
min F. Lapp, 600 Silver Cross
cockerel capettes, 12-6, no sale.
24. James Donaldson, 2,800 White
Vantress, 9-2, Daniel K. Good,
13% cents 25. Raymond M Zim
merman, 1,100 White Vantress,
9-2, no sale, 16 cents bid. 26. Levi
H. Brubaker, 485 Leghorn year
ling fowl, Roy E. Ream, 13%
cents.
Baltimore Markets
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about steady. Good and choice
vealers sold from $32.00-36.00,
few choice $37.00. Good and
choice slaughter calves weighing
from 270-400 lb brought $20.00-
23.00.
STOCKER & FEEDER CAT
TLE: Stockers and feeders were
scarce and sold about steady. A
lot of mostly good 950 lb feeder
steers sold at $23 00
HOGS- U. S. No. 1-3, 180-240
lb barrows and gilts made up bulk
of supplies, sows in limited num
bers. Trading was moderately ac
tue. Prices on barrows and gilts
mainly $l.OO higher, sows 25-50
cents up. U. S. 1-3, 180-230 lb
butchers brought $20.25-20 50
with the latter price paid freely,
a lew to $20.75; 230-270 lb $19.50-
20.25. U. S. 1-3, 300 400 lb sows
$16.00-16 25, a limited number
under 300 lb up to $16.75 and a
few around 500 lbs $15.25-15.50.
Board all weights $11.50-12 00.
SHEEP: Limited supply of
good and choice wool slaughter
lambs brought $22.00-23.00.
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PHILADELPHIA Jan. 8
About steady. Demand was good.
Supplies were about adequate for
current requirements although,
in some areas storm conditions
delayed deliveries
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Prices to retailers in carton
(cents per doz.)
Grade A & U. S. grade A large
whites 52-56; mostly 53-55,
browns 52-56; mostly 53-15.
Grade A & US grade A med.
whites 46%-52; mostly 48%-52,
browns 46%-52, mostly 48%-52.
Grade A & US grade A sm
whites 44-47, mostly 44-45,
browns 44-47, mostly 44-45.
Grade B & US grade B large
whites 45-52, mostly 46-48,
browns 45-52; mostly 46-48
Receipts Jan. 7, 7,700 cases by
truck.
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LIVE POULTRY
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 8
Weak. Demand light for more
than adequate supplies of all
classes Some shipments were de
layed by storm conditions. Most
of the limited buying was for
yearling hens and fryers.
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PHILADELPHIA Jan 8
Processed poultry, ready-to-cook
(ice packed) Young chickens -
barely steady. Demand continued
fair. Offerings were relatively
hgher as sellers held closely.
Prices paid delivered ware
house, Philadelphia (cents per
lb.)
Grode A & U.S grade A, 2-3
lb 30-33, mostly 30-30' 2.
Hens, ready-to-cook (ice pack
ed) steady. Demand was good.
Supplies were about sufficient for
immediate needs.
Prices paid delivered ware
house, Philadelphia (cents per
lb)
Grade A & U. S grade A 4-515
lbs 33 34.
Receipts Jan. 7, 266,00' lbs -
included other than turkeys:
Maryland 82.000 lbs. Delaware
106,000 lbs. North Carolina 18,-
000 lbs. Virginia 25,000 lbs.
Wholesale selling prices No. 1
and fancy quaity. Broilers and
fryers heavy type 34 lb 20-23.
Pullets 4M.> lb and over 22-30.
Hens heavy type 18-24 light type
10-16. Ducks Muscovy 29 Pekin
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