Weekly Poultry Report
Eoitern Pennsylvania
And New Jersey
WEEKLY SUMMARY
LIVE HENS Lot-average broiler and fry-
Prices held unchanged on cr live prices advanced slight
both light and hr ivy, however ly this week to average 16 13
trended lower wkHn the rang- cents per lb.
es. Demand light to occasion- Prices paid during the week
•lly good on large type as farm ranged from a low of 15 3 cents
offerings decline in some areas p er lb on Monday, Tuesday,
of Pennsylvania, ample else- ant | Wednesday, to a high of
where. Demand seasonally fair jg 5 cents on Wednesday,
for adequate offerings of heav- „ , r .. ,
ies. Prices paid at farm: Light Si ‘ les for tlie week were
hens. 4-sVfe. mostly 4V4 sc; ? bo f ut \ m ! lhon bel ™
Heavy hens 11-12, mostly 11- \SrZt a T’ " ° f 1 1
TURKEYS
Off farm movement of breed
ers fairly active in some quar
ters with prices reported at
16c, occasionally as high as 17c
for fancy quality. Limited
movement of young hens rang
ed from 22-28 c mostly 22-24 c
with highest price being paid
for limited Kosher use. Oc
casional lot of young toms
moved at 21e.
Fogelsville
June 20, 1967
(Prices paid dock weights,
cents per pound, except where
noted.)
Hens, Light 5-10. mostly 5-
6; Hens, Heavy 8-17%, mostly
10-12; Pullets 20-37, mostly
28V 2 -37; Roasters 24-31; Tur
keys, Hens 15-27, Rabbits 15-
37, mostly 23-27%; Guineas 85-
95; Pigeons (per pair) 72% -
165, mostly 72%; Jumbo Squab
87%-90.
Total Coops sold: 593
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WEEKLY SUMMARY
• Vintage
(Continued from Page 2)
BULLS Good and Choice
23 00-24 60; Utility and Commer
cial 22 25-24 25, few head 24 60-
25.50: Cutler and low-Utibty 20 -
35-21.75; several 500-900 lb ho -
stein bulls sold as feeders $2l -
00-23 00.
CALVES 509 Vealers $1 00-
4 00 higher.
VEALERS Choice 36 50-
39.00, few 40 00-41 50; Good 34 -
00-37 50; Standard 33 00-36 00;
Utility 3100-34 00, Cull 29 00-
33 00, 70-90 lb Cull 27 50-31 00,
several 90-130 lb Calves ietui n
ed to farm at 28 00 35 00.
SLAUGHTER CALVES
Good and Choice 200-280 lbs
32 00-35 00.
UpGS 198 Barrows and
gilts steadv to weak US 1-2 185-
245 lbs 23 50-23 60, Few US 1.
210-215 lbs 23 75-2410, US 1-3
195-240 lbs 23 00-23 50, US 2-3
185 lbs. 21 75.
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• Lancaster Auction
(Continued from Page 2)
22- Cutter 18.50-20.25;
Cnnner and low-Cultcr 17 35-19.
BULLS Good and Choice
23- Utility and Commer
cial 22.50-24 35. few head 24 85-
25.75.
FEEDER STEERS Choice
900-1250 lbs with Good to low-
Choice slaughter finish 24.50-
26.
CALVES 127—Voalers steady
to weak, slaughter calves weak
to SI lowei.
VEALERS Choice 36-38.-
50. four head 39-40. Good 34 50-
37.50. Standard 32-36: Utility
30-34; Cull 28 31 50. 70-95 lbs.
25-30.
SLAUGHTER CALVES
Choice 200-280 lbs. 32 33; Good
200-310 lbs 30-32 50; Standaid
26-30.
HOGS 274 Banows and
gilts steady to 25c lower. US
1-2 195-235 lbs 23 75-24, six
head US 1. 200 lbs 24 75. US
1- 190-260 lbs 22 75-23 50; US
2- 190-260 lbs. 22 25-22.75.
SHEEP 21 One Lot Choice
70 lbs Spring lambs steady at
$26.
• Chicago
(Continued from Page 2)
and Choice 900-1300 lbs 24 50-
25 50, Good 23 50 25 00, Stand
aid and Low Good 22 50 24 00.
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS
High Choice and Low Pume
875-1050 lbs 26 00 26 25, Choice
850-1050 lbs 24 75 26 00, mostly
25 00-25 75, Mixed Good and
Choice 24 25-25 00, Good 23 00-
24 25, Standaid and Low Good
21 50-23 00.
BULLS Utility and Com
meicial 2100 24 25.
CENTER
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 24,1967
Weekly New York Egg Mkt
From Monday, June 19th to Finlay, June 23id
Mon.
WHITE
Ex. Fey. Ly.
28' 2
Fey. Ly.
Fey. Med.
No 1 Med
Pullets
16 16
II 11
Peewees
BROWN
31 30
30'z 29‘z
22 21
16 16
Ex Fey. Lg.
Fey Lg.
Fey Med
Pullets
11 11
Peewees
MIXED
Standards
25-2525 25‘a
19*,2
Checks
Ti end: Maiket still under selling piessuie and showing
continued lack ot buyer confidence
Copyright 1967 by Urner Barry Publications
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