2—Lancaster Farming, Friday, April 25. 1958
Large Offering Finds Market Strong
At Lancaster Exchange Thursday
LANCASTER April 17 With Less 92, College Hill. 20V4 cents
offerings the hugest in several 10 William C Schulto. 8 300
months, the bulk of the broilers White Vantress, 92, College Hill,
sold at the weekly auction today 20 cents
at the Lancaster Poultry Ev 11 Vernon R Snyder, 2,400
change moved at 20 rents a While Vantress, 10, Daniel K
wun ds, Good, 20 cents 12 Vernon R
Of the 207 260 head sold, three Snyder, 3,000 White Vantress, 10,
wei cent brought 19'- cents, 17 Meader’s Poultry, 20 cents 18.
per cent, 19% cents, 67 per cent, Vernon R Snyder 3,300 White
20 cents, 12 per cent, 20*4 cents; Vantress, 10, Daniel K Good, 20
and one pex cent brought 20'. cents 14. Vernon R Snyder, 1,800
cents White Vantress, 10, Daniel K.
One lot of mixed broilers sold Good, 20 cents 15 Vernon *R
for 16’. cents Fowl remained at Snyder, 1,900 White Vantress, 10,
q hiah level bringing 17*4 cents Daniel K Good, 20 cents
Lpettes! howevef. filled to find 16 John B Noll, 2,700 White
env strength in the market and Vantress, 10-2, Victor F. Weaver
sold at 29 and 29*4 cents Inc., 19% cents 17. Neff Bros
The sale puces were about half 1.260 Indian River White, 10,
a cent a pound higher than the Carl B Risser, 2014 -18
farm prices being offered in Del- Mrs. Jacob Cramer. 400 White
marva during the week Mountains, 10, Darnel K Good,
A year ago, the average for 1014 cents 19 Wilham R. My .
broilers was about 18=4 cents. 6,500 White Vantress, 10, Victor
Here is the Aonl 17 sale by lot F. Weaver Inc,, 39 4 20
number, seller with grower in William R Myer, 8,500 White
paienthesis, number and breed, Vantress, 94, no sale, 19 cents
age in weeks and days. buyer and bid. , .
price per pound 21. Miller & Bushong (Richard
1. Pennsvlvania Farm Bureau Blessing), 2,800 White Vantress,
(Floyd Raffensbergei), 6,500 9-4, Grimes & Hauer, 20 cents.
White Vantress and Indian River 24 M&B (Mearl Long), 5,000
White, 10, College Hill Poultry, White Vantress, 10, Starr Poultry,
19 4 cents 2 Indian River Farm 20 cents 23 M&B (Mearl Long),
(James Vincent). 10,000 Indian 4,000 White Vantress, 10, 13 W
River White, 9-4, College Hill, 20 Longacre Inc, 20 cents 24 M&B
cents 3 Daniel G Forry, 3,425 (Lowell Landis) 3,000 White
White Vantiess, 10-5, Walter B Vantress, 9, Headers Poultry, 20
ehman. 20 cents 4 Daniel G. For- cents. 25. M&B (Christ M Smith),
rv, 3,425 White Vantress, 10-5, 3,700 White Vantress, 10 6, Linn
I-anielK Good. 20 cents. 5, Daniel Poultry, 20V4 cents.
c Fony, 3,475 White Vantress, 26 M&B (John L Herr), 750
10 5 C F Manbeck Inc , 20 cents. White Vantress capettes, 12-2, C.
* 6’Daniel G Forry, 1,400 White F Manbeck Inc, 29 cents 27 M
Vantress 10 5, John N Thomas, & B (John L Herr), 750 White
20'. cents 7. Jack Bucher, 9,200 Vantress capettes, 12-2, Marvin
White Vantress. 96, Produceis Sweigart, 29-u cents 28 M&B
Coop Exec 20 cents 8 Jack Buck- (Roy A. Harnish), 3,100 White
a, 9,500 White Vantress, 96, Mountains, 96, College Hill, 20Yi
dimes & Hauer 20 cents. 9. Wil- cents 29 M&B (Roy A Harnish),
Imm C Schulte, 8 400 White Van- 4 600 Indian River White, 10-2,
Victor F Weaver Inc, 19 3 4 cents.
30 Harry Shone, 500 Red and
White, 11, Walter B. Lehman,
16’.: cents
31 James High (Daniel W Lea
man)' 4 000 White Vantress, 10-2,
Roy E. Ream, 20V-I cents. 32 Eli
N Martin, 7,700 White Vantress,
9-6, C F Manbbeck Inc . 20 cents
33 Clair E Fitz, 5,000 White Van
ias, 9, Victor F Weaver Inc , 20
cents 34 Clan E Fitz, 5,000
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Broiler Market
Generally Strong,
Demand Good
PHILADELPHIA, April" 22
Pi’oiler prices throughout the na
tion remained relatively steady
v/ith demand fair to good at the
beginning of the week
In the Delmarva area, the mar
ket was quiet with too few sales
to establish a price
Here are the prices and market
lone in the maior broiler produc
ing areas on Tuesday
DELMARVA- Market quiet Trading
light and mostly at undetermined
prices Too few sales to report prices
NORTH GEORGIA Offerings are
short of needs in some instances, ade
quate in others Demand is good Buy
ers’ offering prices and estimated
volume ot sales were 18 to 19 cents
foi 608,000 birds Most sales were at
18 cents '
NORTH CAROLINA’ Offerings were
short to adequate Demand fair to
good Of 499,700 head, 95 per cent sold,
foi 18 cents, three per cent for 19
cents, the rest undetermined
SHENANDOAH VALLEY- Demand
fair Supply generally adequate, how
ever some buyers report a little snort
In some sections Prices were mostly
19 cents at the farm
ARKANSAS. Offerings and supplies
balely adequate to short foi a gen
orally good demand Of 561,596 head
sold, 55 per cent were at 19 cgnts
ALABAMA Offerings and supplies
generally were short, in some in
stances adequate There were reports
of sizes smaller than desired De
mand fair to good, mostly good Mos„
birds sold at 18 cents
White Vantress, 9, Victor F.
Weaver Inc, 20 cents 35. Clair
E. Fitz, 5,000 White Vantress, 9,
Grimes & Hauer, 20 cents.
36 D. E Horn & Co (C J.
Lauer), 5,600 White Mountains, 9,
Daniel K Good, 20 cents 37. D.
E. Horn (C J. Lauer), 5,500 In
dian River White and White Van
tress, 9, C F. Manbeck Inc, 20
cents 38 D. E Horn (Murry
Lehman), 5,500 White Cross, 9-2,
College Hill, 19% cents 39 D E.
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Phone Milford 4-4909
Slaughter Steers Gain, Stockers
Stay High at Lancaster Yards
By Dave Lorcnson
Fedei al-State News Seivicc
LANCASTER. April 23
CATTLE Three days 3,897,
week ago 3,484 Compared with
lost Wednesday slaughter steers
and heifers steady to 50 cents
higher, most advance on high
choice to low prime steers averag
mg over 1,100 lbs Cows 50-75
cents higher than last Wednesday,
bulls tully steady Stockers and
feeders mostly steady for the
week Receipts comprised 42 loads
slaughter steers grading mostly
good to high choice. Around 40
per cent receipts were stockeis
and feeders and 20 per cent cows
and bulls
Bulk choice fed steers 1,000-
1,275 lbs. $2B 50 31, high choice
and mixed choice and prime
$3l 50-33, one load 1,211 lbs most
ly prime $34 50 Good and low
choice steers $26 75-28 50 Small
lots standard to choice heifers
$23 28 Late sales utility and com
mercial cows $lB 50-22 75, most
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Corn bu $5 50
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115-120 days $9 50
Conn Hjbrfd Seed Corn 870
115-120 days $8 00
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112 days $8 50
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WILLIS H. WEAVER MANAGER
947 Harrisburg Ave. Phone Lane. EX 4-7715
10c per hundred discount on half ton lots or more.
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cutter cows 16 75-20, high yield
mg cuttevs to $2O 50, canners $l5-
10 25
Utility and commeicial bull-,
$22-24 50, odd head $25, good fed
yearling bulls to $27.
Bulk medium and good stocker
and feeder steene light yearlings
610-1,020 lbs. $62 50 28 25, several
lots mixed good and choice these
Weights $2B 50-29 25, good stock
steer calves and short yearlings
400 684 lbs $29 30 Common stock'
steers down to $23 25
CALVES Three days 737,
v,ek ago 810 Vealers mostly ac
tive this week, prices around $l.
higher, best action on standard
and good. Bulk good and choice
vealers 140-225 lbs $29.50-34,
high choice $35-36 Utility and
standard grades $2O-29 Culls
down to $l4
KOGS 1,595, week ago 1,878.
Barrows and gilts 25-50 cents low
er than last Wednesday. Sows
scarce about steady. Barows and
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