(C aster Poultry Exchange
ler Average Off IV4
r,Wres on the Lan- 10-6, John E. Hettinger, 20.6
.fflv Exchange 11. M&B (Clair Bomber
ouction skidded VA ger), 5000. IRW, 9-6, Daniel
Sc 18 cent aver- K. Good, 18.2. 12. Same, 3500
the top third IRW, 9-6, Ream, 18.9. 13. M
i hrnilers averaged, &B (Rodney Miller), 1200
'fer prices ranged WV, 9-3, Risser, 17.9. 14. Sa
-6 on a small 1 me, 5500 WV, 9-3, Header’s
1 the 12 lots of Poultry, 17.6. 15’. Same, 4200
■oilers selling. WV, 9-3, NO SALE, 17 5 bid.
* 93-25 8 -was paid 16. M&B (Chas. Boose),
,+c of 23,950 capet- 5000 WV, 9, Header’s 17.6.
two tote of 1100 17. Same. NO SALE, 17.3
brought 12.3, bid. 18. David L Newcomer,
One lot of 1210 we- 350 KPX-Cap, 15-6, NO SA-
U with 100 males at LE, 22 bid. 19. Kinter and
m " Grove (F.oyd Raffensberger)
, * cfllpi 7500 WV, 9, S. E Davis, 17.4
<£&. l£owe? same, 9-3. NO SALE, 15
i h f“weete°Md days 21. Lester High, 500 KPX,
nrice 10-6, Sweigart, 18 8. 22.- S.
wv white van- M. Fisher, 3000 WV, 10-2,
'DE: WV-whitevan- NQ SALE ; I4I bicL 23 . Aber
rnck fSp- deen Mills < MrS ela DoVe)
W cocke?els- X-cr. 1000 WV, 9-2, Good, 19 3. 24
' C -TTPk TCer- Moore Farms (Abram Fans),
' C n P ?W Imd L-F- H5O WRF, 13 mo.. NO SALE
jon Cross, ana ux 2 0.1 b id.vs. Eastern Grain,
(eTand Bushong (Mo Co. < Barley) 5600 IR
Terman), 800 WV-Cw , 9-2, NO SALE, 16 8 bid.
2 Mamn Sweigart 26. Paul Lydic, 7200 WV,
skme 1200 WV-C- 9-6, NO SALE, 17.4 bid. 27.
i w C. Mellinger & Farm Bureau (John L. Herr),
1’ 3 ‘ M&B (Paul L. 1450 WV-P Cap. 13-6, Mellin
S 2150 WV-C-Cap, ger, 24.3. 28. Same, 1400 WV
•1 B. Risser, 23. 4. P-Cap, 13-6, Malinger, 24.1.
> SALE, 21 bid. 5. 29. FB (Clair Hilsher), 1000
W. Longacre, 23. WV, 9-6, Sweigart, 19.2. 30.
i (Christ L. Herr), N. Parke Mil'er, 800 WV-P
--P-Cap, 16, C. F. Cap., 14-6, Sweigart, 25.1.
25.2. 7. Same, Roy ' 31. Master Feed & Grain,
f 25. 8. M&B (Elmer (Evan S. Kohl, Jr.), 2000 WV
14800 WV, 9-5, Mel- Cap, 13-4, NO SALE 23 bid.
(7 6 9. M&B (Clair 32. Same, 23.1 b’d. 33. Sam©
1600 WVX, 9-2, 23 bid. 34. Same, 23.1 bid.
homass 19. 10. M& 35. Parke K. Herr, 800 WV
(d Moyer). 800 WV, C-Cap, 14-2, College Hill
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15c At Close
Delmarva opened unset
tled to weak, light offerings,
slow demand. Continued
weakening through Thurs
day , steady Fri. Prices op
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tled to 17-18, then 16-17%
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14 2, Mellinger, 24 4. 37. Herr
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Poultry, 1500 WV-C-Cap, 14-
6, NO SALE, 20.1. 39. Noah,
W, Kreider & Sons, 800 L-F,
22, Marvin Sweigart, 12.7.
40. J. H Hess II (Ben Bru
baker), 1700 WR-C-Cap, Mel
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41. Same, Linn Poultry,,
25 2. 42. Elmer Sensenig, 950
WV-Cap, 13-6, Risser, 25.8.
43. John E. Erb, 3000 IRW,
9-3, NO SALE, 14 bid. 44.
Same, 15.3 bid. 45. Same, 14.1
bid.
46 Same, withdrawn. 47.
Erb, 2700 IRW, 9-3, NO SA
LE, 16.2 bid. 48. Arthur Gra
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