c poultry Center
Broilers Flop Again
Broilers were back down
par record lows again tms
*L,k at the Lancaster Poul-
JL Center as 85,075 head in
lots sold from 13.3 to 14.-
f o r al3 5 average.
the corresponding sale
. s t year 98,975 birds sold
{ prices ranging from 18 8
20 4
At the July 13 auction two
,ts o£ 1,450 leghorn fowl
rought 10 1 to 10.4 while
n e lot of 3,700 heavy fowl
iade 16 3. One lot of males
icludmg 350 head su'd for
a 1 and one lot of 100 tur
ey liens brought 22.1 Three
/s ol 4,500 straight run
asters changed hands at
46 to 15 1.
Six lots of 25,500 broilers
rer e withheld by the grow
.s on bids of 13 5 to 14.2
The complete sale offered
15,175 head m 38 lots and
95,175 head in 30 lots,
allowing is the complete
j e with lot number, seller,
. oW er m parenthesis, a
-ount and breed, age in
ee ks and days, buyer and
CODE- WRF-White Rock
)v vl, WMT-White Mountain,
[lndian Rivers, L-F-Y- Leg
irn Fowl Yearlings, WVX-
Inte Vantress Cross P-Pu 1 -
ts C-Cockerels, MWT-Medi
n'White Turkeys, WVSR
hite Vantress St. Run.
1 Longenecker’s Hatchery,
flO WRF, W. C. MeDinger
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C. EHRLICH CHEMICAL CO., Inc.
7 36 £. Chestnut St.
& Son, 16 3; 38. Same, 350
Males, V. J. Koser Co., Inc.,
10.1; 2. C. J. Lauer, 8000 W
MT, 9, Header’s Poultry, 13.-
5; 3. Same, 4800 IR, 9, Head
er’s Poultry, 13 5; 4. Same,
5. Miller & Bushong, Inc.,
(David S. Hoover) 7000 JV-1,
9-1, Starr Poultry 13.5;
6. 1VI&B (John McMichael)
2400 WMt, 9, Daniel K. Good
13.4; 7. M&B (Lester Mc-
Michael), 1600 WMt, 8-3, D,
K Good, 13 3; 8. M&B (Char
les Nissley), 2400 WV, 9, D.
K Good, 13 5; 9. Philhaven
Hospital Farm, 100 LFY, V.
J Koser Co., Inc., IQ 4; 10.
Eh N. Martin, 4000 WV, 9-6,
Starr Poultry, 13 6;
11. Garden Spot Broilers
(John L Herr), 2500 WVP,
15-2, NO SALE, 16 0 bid; 12
Neff Brothers, 1275 IR, 10-2,
Martin Brendle, 14.5; 13. D.
E, Horn & Co. (Howard Tay
lor) 3000 WV, 9-2, Daniel K.
Good, 13.5; 14 Same. (J. S.
Peters), 4300 WV, 9, Starr
Poultry, 13 4; 15. M&B, (Har
old E. Rohrer), 6000 WV, 9-2,
Victor F- Weaver Inc., 13.5;
16. Same, H W. Longacre
Inc, 13 5; 17 Same, 4300 IR,
8-6, W. C. Mellmger & Son,
13 5: 18. Same, 4800 WV., 8-
6, Roy E Ream, 13.5; 19.
Raymond M Zimmercan, 5.-
000 WV. 8-5, NO SALE. 13 5
bid; 20 Same, 8-6, NO SALE.
13 4 bid.
21 Wenger’s Mil’s,
/ ' r ' ~on Zim™' l ’'’ T >a*i'i
WVP, 14-2, NO SALE, 16 5
bid; 22. Mil’er & Bushong,
Inc., (George McCauley), 4,-
000 WVXC, 8 Crown Poul
try, 13 4; 23 M&B, (John E
Erb), 4000 IR, 9, Crown Poul
ary, 13 5; 24 Same (Ed Wall)
(Turn to page 10)
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JOSHUA L. STOLTZFUS
East Earl, Pa., R. D. 1
Phone EX 7-3721
Delmarva - Georgia
Resistance
To Lower Price
Delmarva reported live
broiler prices averaged about
one cent lower during the 24
hour period ending 10.30 on
Friday morning. Prices re
ported at farms on 809,200
head ranged from 12..30 to
13 90.
Strong seller resistance was
evidenced at the decreased
price level but processors re
ported supplies were ample
for current needs. Buying in
terest for next week’s deliv
ery were generally light and
at sharply lower values as a
reflection of keen competi
tion from southern points Es
t’mated slaughter by Eastern
Shore processors for the
weekend was 752,000 head
compared to the 1,025,000
head last week end.
The Delmarva broi’er-feed
ratio for the week ending on
July 7 was down one point
at 3 0 Broilers averaged 13 -
90 per pound and mash cost
$93 23 per ton. The ratio for
the comparable week last
vear was 4 4 when broilers
brought 20 11 and mash cost
$92 18 per ton.
• Lancaster Yards
' (From Page 2)
18 50-19.25
Sows: 1-3 mostly 2-3 300-
600 lb 12 -15.
Inc ,
1900
SHEEP: 500 compared to
354 head last week Trading
active. Spring slaughter
lambs steady. Good & Choice
60-Q0 lb slaughter lambs 16-
1 a Choice and Prime 18
21.00.
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LANCASTER
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, July 15, 1961—!
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, July 10th to Friday, July 14th
Mon.
Ex. Fey.
Hywts 42 -
Fey
Hywts 40 -
Fey.
Med. 36 -
#1 Med 35 -
Pullets 25Vs-
P-wees 17 -
Ex. Fey.
Hywts 43 -
Fey
Hywts
Fey
Med,
40 -
36 -
26 -
17 -
Pullets
P-wees
Fey.
Hywts
#1 Med
Pullets
Stds
Checks
40 -
34 -
24 -
35 -
28 -
TREND: Market very unsettled and outlook still confused.
Top nearby whites still fairly well cleared in most quarters
but backing up a bit in others. Medium still well cleared.
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Wed.
Tues.
Whites
41 -
42 -
40 -
38 -
36 -
35 -
241/2-
17 -
36 -
35 -
24 Vi
-17 -
Browns
43 -
43 -
40 -
40 -
36 -
25 -
17 -
36 -
25 -
17 «
Mixed
391/2-
34 -
231/2-
35 -
28 •
38 -
34 -
231/2-
35 -
28 -
Frl.
Thurs.
39 -
41 -
35V&-
38 -
35V2-
341/2-
241/2-25
17 -
36 -
35 -
24 -
17 -
43 -
43 -
40 -
40 -
351/2-
24 ■
17 ■
36 -
24 -
17 -
351/2-
34 -
23 ■
341/6-
28 -
371/2-
34 -
23 -
35 -
28 -
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