Weekly Poultry Report
Eastern Pennsylvania
And New Jersey
WEEKLY SUMMARY
LIVE HENS
Moderate to 'heavy offerings
toght type hens cleared
•closely under a good demand.
of older flocks in
"creased sharply to make room
ttor replacements. Heavy type
•hens moved well as demand
improved. Supplies were gen
ie rally adequate. Increased
-oul-wfsstate punch asea were
noted. Prices paid at farms:
Light type -hens 7-8% mostly
7%-8c; Heavy type hens 15-
15%c.
TURKEYS
Offerings ample. Demand
only fair and centered on
small lots of hens. Prices paid
at farms: Heavy tjpe hens
23-23V2C; Toms too few to
report.
Fogelsville
October' 13, 1965
(Prices for dock weights
cents per lb. except where
-noted.)
Hens, light type, range 7%-
9%, mostly 1 Vz -8 Va; Hens,
-heavy type BV2-16, H%-15y 2 ;
Pullets 20-35, 30-35; Roast
-ens 15-34%, 28%-34; Ducks
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Cochranville, Pa.
Harold H. Good
S. H. Hiestand & Co., Inc.
J. C. Walker & Son, Inc.
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21-20. 2 , )-35 1 Drakes 10-38%,
35%-35%: Turkeys, toms 23-
27, 25-27; Turkeys, hens 28-
31%; Rabbits 15-51,27-34,
Guineas 33-53, 45-53; Pigeons
(per pair) 05-1.00, 70-82%
Total coops sold 991
Eostern Shore
Exchange
WEEKLY SUMMARY
Broilers and fryers live
prices on the Eastern Shore
Exchange averaged 15 SI
cents per lb. this week, down
nearly Vi-cent from last
week’s average.
Prices paid ranged from a
'high of 16.7 cents on Monday
to a low of 15.1 cents on
Wednesday
Sales for the week at 1,-
179,600 head were up by 125
thousand head over last week
Delmarva broilers and fry
ers live prices advanced near
ly %-cent with good demand
for light lUlction offerings.
Dive supply remained ade
quate
Ready-to-cook demand most
ly fair though slow in in
stances. Several features
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Terre Hill
Salunga
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Delmarva
October 33, 1965
Kirkwood Feed & Groin
H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc.
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc.
planned for next week at very
competitive prices.
Estimated slaughter for
Friday and Saturday, "08,000
head, computed to 887,000
head last weekend.
In the 2 1-hours preceding
market close on Friday, live
In oiler on-farm pi ices ranged
liont 1.7 5-10 cents per M).
on sales ot 880,500 head
• New Holland
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30 00-34 00, Standard 27 50-
30 00. Utility 23.50-28.50,
with 90-110 lb Utility $2l 00-
23 50, Cull Ift 00-23 00, with
GO-85 lb. Cull 17.50-19.50,
Good 240-300 lb. Slaughter
Calves $25 50-28.50, Standard
20 00-23 00.
■SHEEP 12: Insufficient
volume ot any one class for
a market test
COWS
October 30, IOOTS
Receipts sold very slow this
week Fresh Holstems, 2 75-
450, Guernseys, 150-250, oth
er breeds, 150-250 Bulls, 115-
180, heifers, G 5-170.
HORSES
October 18, 1065
A barely steady trend was
noted at this sale Riding
horses 110-250 driving hors
es, 110-300, killeis, iVz-o
cents per lb No mules were
offered Pony mares, 30-80,
geldings, 20-85
HOGS
October 18, 1965
Hogs gained 50-75 cents
Grubb Supply Co.
Elizabethtown
Kirkwood
Witmer
Stevens, Penna.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 23, 1965
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
Fiom Monday, Octobei 11th to Fuday, Oct. 15th
Mon.
WHITE
Ex Fey. Hywts,
Fey. Hywts.
Fey Med.
No. 1 Med.
Pullets
39V 2
35%
34
25%
19
Peewees
BROWN
44 Vz
Ex. Fey. Hywts,
Fey. Hywts.
Fey Med.
Pullets
Peewees
42 Vz
35%
25Vz
19
MIXED
39 1 /z
Fey Hywts,
34Vz
Standards
Checks
2512
TREND Maiket closes the week in steady position with
geneially fair cleaiance, but no leal activity except in certain
lines, supplies ot laige geneially adequate.
Copyright 1965 by Urner Barry Publications
this week with 493 head sold
Market hogs letailed tor 26-
25-26 75, wholesale (U. S. 1-
3), 25 50-26 25, heavyweights
24-25 50 Shoats brought 14-
18 75 each with 20 head sold.
Sows, 20-22 50
CAIA KS
October 18, 1965
Calf receipts of 126 head
sold steady with Choice and
Prime selling for 33-36, Good
and Low Choice, 31-33,
Standard, 28-30 50, Common,
15-25
O Lancaster
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