sultry Center
ilers Up
r , jumped almost
i» half cents a pound
Lancaster Poultry
Jfweek as 413*0
u 12 lots changed
* unices of 14 4 to
n sale average of
h ; average last week
is but the prices
s week reflected the
s shown m the Del
b ofler area earlier
v k At the corres-
V,ie last year broil
■aged 19 04.
, nl lcis on offer were
, two lots of roast
n „t sold at the bids
and 17 0. One lot of
ipicl roasters sold
, n d two lots of 1,800
run roasters brought
[ 15 2
a I 0 f 4,640 leghorn
foir lots made 975
while a lot of 850
,wl brought 15 and
,ld tor 8 cents for
Jmplete sale offered
ead m 22 lots and
10 head in 20 lots
Ing is the complete
, lot number, seller
in parenthesis, am
-1 breed, age in wks.
j buyer and price
•’WV - white vant
!. cockerels; P - pul
r.y - leghorn fowl
CX - cornish cross
sight run; lE, Indian
’lavton Sangrey, 400
;arl B Risser, 10 3;
>n Witmer, 340 L-F
Risse' - 9 75; 3. Dan
ins 900 WV SR, 11-
K Good, 15.2; 4
1.5 Miller & Bush
rothv Miller), 3000
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2 1 /2 Cents
15.7
6. Edgar M. Martin, 3000
CX, 9-2, W. C. Mellinger &
l5; 7 Same, 1950 CX,
8-6 Daniel K Good 14; 8.
A mos K King, 850 WRF,
Marvin Sweigart, 15; & 70
Males, Marvin Sweigart, 8.0
9 Henry *W Martin, 1500
L-F-Y, Carl B. Risser, 10.3;
10 M & B (R. C Garman),
340 WVXP, 14-6, NO SALE,
14 0 bid.
11 Garden Spot Broilers
(John L. Herr), 600 WVC,
15-2,' NO SALE, 17 bid; 12.
Same, Marvin Sweigart, 19.-
9, 13. Same, (Lester M
Hurst), 3100 WV, 9-2, Dan
iel K Good, 15; 14. Same,
Roy E. Ream, 151; 15. Sa
me, 9, Starr Poultry, 151
16. Same, Meaders Poul
try, 15; 17. Same, 1600 WV,
9-2, Roy E Ream, 15 3; 18.
Jack Bucher, 4800 WV, 8,
Meader’s Poultry, 15; 19
Same, 151; 20. Same, 4900
WV, 8-1, Meaders Poultry,
15 1
21. Same, 15 0; 22. Harry
Hossler, 2400 L-F, 26 mo.,
V. J. Koser Co., Inc., 10.3.
• Vintage Sale
(From case 2) country except for some of
35 00, few up uj jo 00, Stan- the south Atlantic areas
dard and low-Good 24.00-28, where flow continues well
Utility 20.00-24 00. sustained.
HOGS: 178. Compared In the North Atlantic sta
with last week’s market, Bar- tes supplies were tightening
dows and gilts 25-50 higher, up due in part to prior com-
U S. No. 1 grade 183-202 m’ttments to manufacturers,
bs barrows and g Its 19.85- Bottling demand was irre
-20 00, 1-2 grades 182-215 bs. gular generally steady to
19.60-19 85, few 13 grades good, mostly of a seasonal
180-240 lbs 19.00-19 50. nature. Very light supplies
SHEEP: 20. Not enough now available except in the
sprng slaughter lambs on Atlanta area where heavy
sale to establish price trends diversion to cheese plants
Or Quotations. Tn fh<=> °-t
,c. co a
'M bup^
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Delmarva • Georgia
Clearing Readily
At Higher Prices
Delmarva reported prices
of 13.7 to 14.8 for 586,100
head sold during the 24 hr.
period ending 10-30 Friday
morning. Offerings cleared
readily to the relatively
heavy demand
Estimated slaughter by
eastern shore processors for
the week end was 869,000
head compared to the 818,-
000 head last week end
The Delvarva broiler-feed
ratio for the week ending
July 21 was down three pts.
from the previous week at
27. Broilers averaged 12 55
per pound and mash cost
$93 62 per ton. For the
comparable week a year ago
the ratio was 4 0 when the
broilers brought 18 26 and
mash cost $9l 93 per ton.
Fluid Milk
Production Drop
Fairly General
Fluid milk production de
clined at a greater or less
er degree throughout the
For Prompt, Courteous Service,
In Bags or Bu*k, Call. . .
Lancaster
EX 4-0541 MOhawk 5-2466
New Holland Quarryville
ELgin 4-2146
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, July 24th to Friday, July 28th
Ex. Fey,
Hywts
Fey
Hywts
Fey,
Med.
#1 Med
Pullets
P-wees
Ex. Fey.
Hywts
Fey
Hywts
Fey
Med
Pullets
P-wees
Fey.
Hywts 37Va-S8
# 1 Med 34 -
Puilets 23 -
Strs. 331/2-34
Checks 28 -
TREND: Market still generally cleared on fine top
white grades but buyer confidence lacking and a little sur
plus noted m a few instances. Medium and pullet still some
what unsettled.
movement to separators was York ranged from $4.75 to
lighter. Milk plant strike in $5.00 per 40 quart unit.
Chicago disrupting flow in
that area. Give Lancaster Farming
Wholesale selling price advertising a r*bar. v .p *0 work
for quality milk in New . ■ —_
Manheim
STerling 6-2126
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