mmr 11' T 1 I • n • slightly more than - .
Weekly Poultry Report < Tr , r -- Week i y New York Egg Mkt.
_ . . of 15-3 cents on Monday to VV eCJUy I>CW X V fefo
Eostem Penn*ylvomo TURKEYS a w «h of 17.1 cents on Tues- From Monday, December 27th to Friday, December 31st
Trading limited and con- day.
And New Jersey lined to heavy toms mostly Sales for the three .d«y pe-
WEEKLY SUMMARY 21-28 Supplies of heavy lod totaled 812,400 head, up wjjjxe
iivp toms barely adequate for the nearl oae -quarter milUou ,
LIVE HENS fai r demand. Few heavy toms hea<J from lab>t weeJt> Ex. Fey. Hywts,
Price* held unchanged on moved at 21c. ... Fey. Hywts.
light hens. Movement irregu- F Med
Inr ns some dressing plants DelmarVd „ , ...
took extended vacations dur- Fogelsrilie _ . .. 10 „. No> 1 Med>
Ing year end holidays. De- December 30, 1965 Pullets
niaod good. Supplies adequate December 29, 1903 Delmarva broiler and fryer p eewees
in Pa., but generally contln- Hens, light, 7-9; Hens, live prices remained steady
ued light in the New Jersey heavy, 12-18; Pullets, 20- with a good demand for mo- BROWN
section. Demand good for 29%, mostly 25-29; Roasters, derate auction offerings. Live Fx Fey. Hywts.
scarce supplies of heavy hens. 17.34, mostly 24-34; Capons, supplies in balance with needs, Hywts
Most processors securing 30-43%, mostly 38-46; Geese, with sizes in desired range. '• *
practically all requirements 29-43%, mostly 38-13; Ducks, Ready-to-cook demand gener- rc J
from New England & Delmar- 17.33, mostly 17-23; Drakes, ally good with most plants Pullets 1
va point* due to the limited 15.415%, mostly 33-39; Tom operating Friday in an effort to peewees 5
offerings locally. Prices paid Turkeys, 17-25; Hen Tur- fill commitments. Interest de
at farms; Light hens 8-9, keys, 25%-39%, mostly 32- veloping for week of January MIXED
mostly 8-B%c; heavy hens, 37; Rabbits, 15-56. mostly 45- 10. Fey. Hywts. 40 38% do
too few to report. 52; Guineas, 40-50, mostly Delivered prices trending j 0 36 0
nmirw 47%-50: Pigeons (per pair), higher. eto 00 37 36-37
MEAT PtLLETS 45-! 30, mostly 75-80: Juih- Estimated slaughter for Standatds 3
Prices unchanged to 1c high- b o Squabs, 75-85, mostly 80. Thursday and Friday, 1,562,600 Checks 34 34 d*
er on whites & unchanged to Total Cooi>s sold . 516 . head, compared to 839.000 TREND: Local market trading a bit more active and pest
le lower on greys. Demand head last weekend. tion a bit steadier, but outlook for next week still somewhat
fair. Offerings fairly well ■ " In the 24 hours preceding . flnfused
cleared on 5%-5%# whites, Eastern Shore market close on Thursday,
especially in New Jersey, but prices paid at farms and total
ample to slightly excessive on CXChonge sales; broilers and fryers, 15 5-
greys, particularly the heavi- WEEKLY SUMMARY 16.7 cents per lb; 1,335,000
er sizes. Prices negotiated to head,
be picked up ait farms in Pa.. Broiler and fryer live pne-
N.J. * Conn; Whites 20-23, es on the three-day Eastern
mostly 21-23; Greys, 20-24 c. Shore Exchange this week av-
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