Weekly Broiler Report
placements in the State by
on ,nieicial hatcherymen dur
, [he week ending Septem
-5 totaled 823 000 chicks
, o ', commercial broiler produc
er, according to the Pennsyl
vqma Ci op Reporting Seivice.
T!ll5 was a decline of 18 pei
cen t fiom the pievious week
j,i,t an increase of 14 per cent
fioni a year earlier The 10-
flee k total was U P 11 P er cent
f,oni last year. Eggs set foi
conimeicial broiler production
totaled 1,071,000, 16 per cent
below a week earlier but 4
pei cent above the compar
able penod last year The 3
week total was up 6 per cent
from a year ago Inshipments
0 f di oiler-type chicks the past
10 weeks totaled 765 000 or
51 per cent above the com
pai able period last year
o’ltshipments of 1284 000 weie
down 13 per cent
Placements m the 22 majoi
piociaeing states totaling 36
159000 chicks, weie 5 per
cent below a week earlier but
5 pei cent above last year
The 10 week total was also 5
pei cent above last year. Set
tings totaling 47.120,000 eggs
Buyer of Oak, WALNUT,
Poplar, ASH, etc.
C. 3. CHARLES LUMBER
Jfew Providence, P«.
Phone ST 6-3108
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weie down 2 pei cent fiom
the ■previous week but weie 2
pei cent above last yeai The
3-vveek total was 3 pei cent
above a year eailier
Eastern Pa. & New Jersey
Demand for light type hens
only fan with some lowei pay
ing puces noted Puces at 6'
reflect flock pickups under
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Pa Offenngs baiely adequate
Supplies of heavy type ”hens
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Prices paid at farm for light
type hens 6-8< mostly 7-7 1 2 f ,
heavy type hens M^-l Sc.
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Pnme 1050-1125 lbs 26 25-26-
50, Good all weights 22 00-
24 00, Standaid and Low Good
19 00-22 00, couple loads Utility
1025-1050 lbs. 17 2517 50.
Slaughter heifers: Mixed
Choice and Pume 925-1000 lbs
24 50-24 75, couple loads Choice
with few Prime 1000-1025 lbs.
24 25, Bulk Choice 800-1000
lbs 23 00-24 00, Good 21 DO
-22 00, Mixed Good and Choice
22 25-22 75, few Standard and
Low Good 18 50-21 00.
Cows: Utility and Commer
cial closed at 13 00-15 25, few
15 50, Canner and Cutter 12 00-
14 25.
Bulls - Cutter to Commeicial
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Prices Off
Nearly VzCr
Live bioiler and fiyei puces,
declined neaily ’, 2 c with de
mand fair but unaggiessive for
moderate auction offeungs.
Ready to cook movement
was fair foi late week lill-in,
in instances Futiue committ
ments weie geneially slow in
developing, and only of a le
gular natuie at competitve le
vels with other producing
areas.
Dehveied puces ranged un
changed to hzc highei, mostly
unchanged to ’Ac lowei.
Eastem slaughter for Fnday
and Satuiday was 791,000 head,
compaied to 838,000 head last
weekend.
Prices paid in icpoited pui
chases for the 24-hour period
ending 10 30 AM. Fnday
bioileis and fryeis 15 7 to
16 5 on 909,400 head, including
522,200 head pui chased of 529,-
000 head offeied at Eastern
Poultiy Gioweis Exchange on
Thin sday.
Thnty-one peicent of the
auction sales weie at 16 0 to
16 4.
The Delmaua bioilei feed
latio for the week ending Sept.
4th was 3 2 This was a decline
of 2 points from the pieced
mg week. Broileis aveiaged
15 92c per lb, and avei age
mash puce was $98.11 pei ton.
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Lancaster Farming, Satuiday, September 12, 19(54
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, Septemoei 7th to Fnday Scplembu 11th
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Fey. Hyvvts.
Fey. Hyvvts,
Fey. Med.
No 1 Med,
Pullets
Peewees
BROWN
Ex.
Fey. Hyvvts.
Fey. Hyvvts.
Fey. Med.
Pullets
Peewees
MIXED
Fey Hyvvts.
Standaids
Checks
TREND- Maiket weaker undei a cuitaiiment m denial d
and hea\ier offerings into this aiea.
1850 to 19 00 heavvwe’glCa
biought 17 25 to 18, sows wete
12 to 141 a Shoats sold foi 8
killeis 7 1 * to 8 f per lbs ponj to 12 50
mares sold for 50 to 110, and \lso at the Sept 7th sa'e
geldings 35 to 80. 135 calves wexe sold, and the
Hogs averaged about 25 high- tiend seemed steadv Choice
er at the Sept. 7th sale 407 and pnme brought 34 to 36
hogs and 25 shoats were le standaid. 26*2 to 29, good and
ceived Hogs i ©tailed at 19 to low choice, 29 to 34, common,
20 75, Wholesale (U S. 1-3) 15 to 25.
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