Weekly Poultry Report
Eostern Pennsylvonio
And New Jersey
LIVE HENS
Prices unchanged on light
type and heavy type hens.
Supplies of light type barely
adequate to short and lighter
than in recent weeks. Buying
interest good with undertone
stronger. Offerings of heavy
type hens barely adequate.
Demand light. Prices paid at
farms: Light type hens 6%-
7% M 7-7% c; heavy type hens
16c.
TURKEYS
Offerings ample on heavy
type hens and toms. Buying
interest fair. Prices paid at
farms heavy type hens on a
straight run basis, 22%-23c.
Fogelsville
July 20, IDGS
((Prices for dock weights,
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Hens, light type 7-9%, 7%-
8; Hens, heavy type 7%-22,
13-18%; Pullets 10-29, 22-28;
7-26%, 20-25; Ducks
15%49; * Turkeys, toms 14-
15%; Turkeys, hens 21-31%,
30-31%; Rabbits 21-32, 28-31;
Guineas 1.02%; Pigeons (per
pair) 40-97%, 57-77%; Jumbo
Squab 70. Total coops sold:
738.
Eastern Shore
Exchange
WEEKLY SUMMARY
Broilers and fryers live
prices at the Eastern Shore
Exchange this week averaged
16.06 cents per lb., down ,9
cent from preceding week.
This is based on the daily
lot averages Monday through
Thursday. Prices paid ranged
from a low of 14.9 cents on
Thursday to a high of 16 9 on
Tuesday. Sales for the week
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totaled 1,900,900 head, up 378,-
200 head from last week.
Delmarva
Duo to mechanical difficul
ties with USDA teletype ma
chine the closing Delmarva
icport was not available this
week.
• Chicago
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lower, heifer beef 50-1.00 low
er. Cow beef 50-1.50 lower.
Slaughter (steers: Loadlots
Prime 1200-1400 lbs. 28.25-
28.75, nothing above 28.50 late
while two loads Prime 1275-
1300 lbs. 29 00 on Monday,
High Choice and Prime 1150-
1425 lbs. 27.35-28.25, including
couple loads 1400-1425 lbs. 28-
00-28.25, Choice 1100-1350 lbs.
26.00-27 00, Choice 950-1150 lbs.
25.50-26.75, few loads High
Choice and Prime 1100-1150
lbs 26.75-27.25, loadlots Mixed
Good and Choice 900-1250 lbs.
24 75-25 75, Good 22 75-24 75,
Standard and Low Good 21 00-
23 00.
Slaughter heifers- High
N .
West Willow
Fanners Assn.
WILLOW STREET, PA.
Ph. 394-5019
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 24, ID65
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
From Monday, July 19th to Friday, July 23rd
WHITE
Ex. Fey. Hywts. 34
Fey. Hywts. 33
Fey. Med. 27
No. l' Med. 27
Pullets 22
Peewees 15%
BROWN
Ex. Fey. Hywts. 37%
Fey. Hywts. 36
Fey. Med. 28
Pullets 22
Peewees 15%
MIXED
Fey. Hywts. 33
Standards 30
Checks 21
TREND: Market continues to reflect very dull trading,
particularly in the New Yoik metiopohtan area
Choice and Prime 850-1050 lbs lbs brought 20-23 10; 180-200,
25 00-26 00, Monday two loads 24 75 25 60, 200-220, 25-2610;
High Choice and Prime 950- 220-240, 24 75-28 25; 240 and
1100 lbs. 26 25-26 50, Choice 24 75-25 10. Sows sold for
850-1050 lbs 23 50-25 25, Choice in ng 20
750-850 lbs 23 00-24 50, load
lots Mixed Good and Choice
750-1000 lbs. 22 75-23.50, Good
21 00-23 00,
Cows- Utility and Commer
cial closed 14 50-15 50, Canner
and Cutter 12 50-14 75.
Bulls: Utility and Commer
cial 17 50-19 00, Eaily up to
19 50
• Vintage
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Spring 'Slaughter lambs 22 00-
25 00, Few Choice and Prime
25 OO, Good and Choice
40-70 lb Feeder lambs 17 50-
20 50
HOGS
July 17, 1965
At last Saturday’s hog sale,
160 head were sold. 160-180
Don't Take Chances!
Get The Most From Your Silage
More Protein - More Energy
More Vit. A - More Profit
I.S.F. Silo Guard preserves silage qualify.
TESTS using Silo Guard (data analyzed by
No. 2528 C. Keener, Jr., Manheim Rl: Alfalfa
haylage analyzed: Protein 21.1%; Digestible Pro
tein 16.1%; Fiber 27.8%; T.D.N. 64%
No, 2529 A, Balmer, Manheim 82. Rye (direct
cut) analyzed: Protein 16,1%; Digestible Protein
11.5%; Fiber 31.9%; T.D.N. 58%.
Silo Guord Available from the following, Dealers:
Buck
Musser Feed Store
Elizabethtown
Grubb Supply
LESS
Ephroto
Edwin Hoover
Clarence Stauffer
Lancaster Co. Representative:
C. CASSEL, P.O. Box 173, Manheim, Pa.
ISF CORP., Waverly, New York
Tues.
Mon.
35
33
25%
25%
21%
15%
37%
36
28
22
15%
33 31 31
29%-30 29 27-28
21 21 21
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Penn Sfofe Univ.)
Gordonvilte
J. J. Hoober
Wed.
Thurs.
33 33
31 31
25 25
25 25
20 20
15 15
37% 37%
36 36
28 28
20 20
15 15
PA. CATTLE ON FEED UP
Pennsylvania cattle feeders
had an estimated 50,000 cattle
and calves on gram feed for
slaughter market on July 1, or
7,000 more than a year agb,
according to the Pennsylvania
Crop Reporting Service
There were 35,000 fed cattle
mai-Keted during the April 1-
June 30 quarter, 8 percent less
than weie marketed during the
same quartei a year earlier.
Feedeis placed 18,000 on feed
duung the quarter compared
with 12,000 a year earlier
Expected marketings of 29,-
COO fed cattle during the com
ing quarter, if realized, will
be 2,000 more than for the
same peuod in 1964
Lititz, Manheim
White Oak Mill
Leroy Geib, Est.
Strosburg
L. H. Brubaker
3
Fri.
37%
36
28
20
15
31
26-28