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Itarter N.F Z. $4.60
Irower $4.40
Chick Feed $5.00
All Mash $4.05
Super A Mash $4.45
Bu. Oats $3.10
Feed $5.25
ng Ration $3 80
Dairy Feed $3.55
Hog Feed $4.60
3s ’ $3 90
se Feed . $3 90
hal chop for hogs, sheep, steers,
and heifers $3 30
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Delmarva-Georgia
Market Weaker
Delmarva’s Friday market
was weaker, with demand-re
duced. All purchases at 19Mi
and 20 cents were on previ
ous commitment. Total; 603,-
200 head, incl. 462,500 at
Eastern Shore Exch. 17.10 -
20 mostly 18 and up.
Inclement weather in maj
or consuming areas sharply
curtailed late week orders
for processed birds from the
Georgia area. Offerings of
live birds ample. Total in
cludes approx. 12 per cent
booked for Saturday. Plants
on “condemned deducted”
basis. Prices and vol. At
farms; 18 cents, 606,000 head
FOB plants; 19 cents, 392,-
700 head
The Delmarva Broiler-Feed
ratio for the week ending
Jan. 16 jumped to 3 9, after
several weeks at 3.4 or low
er. The broiler average was
19 17, while 20% mash was
$99 54 per ton Total week’s
volume, 3,095,256.
Monday’s mkt. opened fair
ly steady, demand fair to
good, The market weakened
through Wednesday, steadied
Thursday Some lots going
on condemned deducted bas
is.
Volume and prices: Mon. -
524,000, mcl. 416,700 at East
Shore, mostly 19 - 20 30, 44
per cent at 19% - 20. Tues. -
136,800 at 19’A - 20V2. Wed. -
534,200, inch 395,400 at East.
Shore, mostly 18% - 20, 49%
at 19 - 20. Thurs. - 643,800,
inch 398,400 at East Shore,
18 - 19.30, 59% at 18% - 19.-
30.
Milk Market
Milk production continued
its seasonal trend upwards
although dependent upon
weather conditions in some
instances. However, this up
ward trend was below that of
a year ago. Offerings were
ample for a well maintained
seasonal bottling demand.
Surplus above Class 1 needs
continued moving into manu
facturing channels, especial
ly for cottage cheese. The
wholesale selling price was
unchanged in N. Y. at $5.55
per 40 qt. unit.
Fluid Cream: Offerings for
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Lancaster Fawning, Saturday. January 24, 1959—3
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, January 19th to Friday, January 23rd
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Nearby Whites
Extra
Fey Hywts
Medium
Pullets
Pewees
44 » 45 -
38 - 39 -
35Vs- 34 -
24 -25 24 -25 24 -25
Extra
Fey Hywts
Medium
Pullets
43 - 43 - 43 -
37V 37 V 37V
35 V 35%- 35%.
24 -25 24 -25 24 -25
Pewees
Fey Hywts
Medium
Pullets
Standards
Checks
35V
34 -
38 -
36 -
Fey Hywts
Medium
Pullets
41 -
36 -
34 -
Fey Hywth 41
FRIDAY TREND A Thursday decline brought out
more active buying and bidding interest by large and small
users. Prices recovered one-half to one cent on major lines
of large and medium shell eggs. A good many shipments
fiom the Midwest delayed by severe weather conditions.
bottling purposes were am
ple to in excess of most re
quirements. Ice cream sales
continued seasonally lighter,
although Irregular in many
quarters. Manufacturing
cream was also ample with
a more active and increased
movement to churns report
ed.
Prices in S. E Penna. were
unchanged to 25 cents lower
on carlot sales to 50 cents
lower on L.C.L. Sales. Other
areas were generally un
changed.
Wholesale selling prices
per 40 qt. unit 40 pet bottl
ing cream; Southeastern
Pennsylvania open market
selling prices approved for
Pa. & N J car or trucklot
(min 200 cans 25 00 - 26 00
PH. Ephxota RE 3-2009
45 -
39 -
34 -
Neccrbv Browns
Midwestern Mixed
40 - 40 -
36 V 36 V
34 - 34 ■
38 ■ 38 -
36 - 36 -
Midwestern Whiles
4iy 2 - 4i%-
37 - 37 -
34 - 34 -
Midwestern Browns
41 - 40%-41
Copyrighted 1958 By Utner-Barry Co.
Atltnta small lot sales 22.-
00 - 27.00, mostly 24.00; New
York $36.50; Boston spot
sales and small lot spot sales
(not available.
MANHEIM. R. D. 1
Ph. Landisville TW 8-8391
40 -• 41 -
34 -34i/2 341/.-35 Vi
33V 331/2-
24 -25 24 -25
40 -
35V
34 -
24 -25
39 V
341/2-
33V
37 -
35 -
39%-
34V2-
33%-
39%-
Additional
Markets
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40 -4Qi/j
351/2-
34 -
24 -25
40V
35 -
33V
38 -
35 -36
4oy 2 -
35 -
33%-
40 -40%