Weekly Poultry Report Eastern Pennsylvania And New Jersey Weekly Review Prices) on light type hens generally unchanged; however. Eastern Snore in instances, prices ranged up Exchanqe to as mcch ais 5c for good floor 3 offerings. Demand fair hut lacks Weekly Review desired aggressiveness. Offer- 1 ings adequate for needs but gen- B. 'ils and r-yer live prices eraliy somewhat lighter than aver ged 13 35 per pound several "weeks ago as producers this week Price paid ranged hold flocks due to improved egg from a hgc of 14 6 cents per prices prior ito H o Hday. Offer- pound on i\l mday to a low of 12 ings of heavy type short of a cents on Tuesday. Sales for the fairly good interest with sales week totaled 725,900 head down too few to report pi ices. Prices 122,400 from last week paid (©Farm: Light Type Hens —— 3-4Vz, mostly 4-4Vac, Heavy A . A . Type Hens TFEWR. • Lancaster Auction (Continued from Page 2) Fogelsville December 12, 1967 mercial 22 25-24, co u pie head (Prices paid dock weights, cents 24 75-25 50; Cutter & low-UtiMy per lb., except where noted.) 21-22. Light Hens 4-9%, mostly 4-5; CALVES 102—Vealers steady, Heaw Hens 5-15, mostly 6-10; Jn ' £| tanices $l.OO higher. Pullets 9%-27, mostly 18-24, VEALERS Choice 42-44 50, Roasters 7-25%, mostly 17-24; couple 45-46 50; Good 39-42, Capons 15-36, mostly 30-36; Standard 35-39; Utility 30 50-35 - Ducks 11-31% mostly 24-28; Cull 95-120 lbs 26-29, 70-90 Drakes 18-44, m o stiy 38-44; '^ >s 21-26 Geese lE-34, mostly 26-34; Tom HOGS 336 Barrows & gilts Turkeys 10-26%, mostly 18-22; steady, instances 50c lower Hen Tv r k eys 14V 2 -32, mostly BARROWS & GILTS —US 25%-30, RabbJts 10-41, mostly l ' 2 195-230 lbs 19 75-20 35, few US 1, 200-205 lbs 20 50; US 1-3 Perfection Can Put Pipeline In WHY BUY A Pimm? For An Average 40 Cow Herd You Can . . . Save walking 100 miles a ye^r. 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Total coops sold. 810. BULLS Choice 25 25.50; Good 23-24 75; Ut lity & Com- BEE LINE SUPPLY CENTER 1027 DILLERVILLE ROAD, LANCASTER 24 HOUR SERVICE DAILY PH. 394-0541 200-240 lbs. 19-19.50; US 2-3 205- 255 lbs. 18.50-18.60; US 2-3 250- 280 lbs. 17.60-18.25. SHEEP 2 Wooled slaugh ter lambs mostly steady. WOOLED LAMBS Couple lots Choice 70-85 lbs. 23-23.25, one lot Ch o ice 117 libs 20.25; one lot Utility 65 lbs $l9. • Lancaster (Continued from Page 2) steady to 50c higher sent. WOOLED LAMBS Choice 65-95 lbs., 23-24.50, couple small lots on Mon $25; one Lot Cho ice 117 lbs. 20 25; Good 60-100 lbs. 21-23.50; Utility 18-21.50. • Vintage (Continued from Page 2) & Commercial 21 85-24 35, few head 24.85-25 85 FEEDER STEERS—Good & Choice 925-1100 lbs 22 85-25 CALVES 491—Veaters steady to $1 higher. VEIALERS Choice 42-44, few head 44 50-46, Good 39-42, Standard 34.50-39 50: Utility 29 50-35 50; Cull 95-120 lbs. 25- 30 50, 70-90 lbs 20 50-25 50. HOGS 264 Barrows & gilts uneven, averaged steady. BARROWS & GILTS— US 1- 2 200-250 lbs 20-20 85; 11 head US 1, 205-225 lbs 21-21 75; US 1- 185-250 lbs 1910-19.85, US 2- 240-265 lbs. 18-18 85 SHEEP 51—Slaughter lambs A Any Barn Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 16,1967 — Weekly New York Egg Mkt From Monday, December 11th to Friday, December 15th Mon. Tues. Wen. Thun. Pri WHITE Ex. Fey. Lg, Fey. Lg. Fey. Med No. 1 Med. Pullets Peewees Ewes ab- Ex Large BROWN Ex Fey. Lg Fey. Lg Fey. Med Pullets Peewees MIXED Standaids Checks Trend Spot white market a bit cautious but market rated fully steady Large brown unsettled & slaughter ewes steady About 250 business films fail WOOLED LAMBS Choice each week in the U S. 65 95 lbs 25-27 50, Good 55 100 lbs 23-24 50, Util, ty 18-22 Populai ity that can be bought SLAUGHTER EWES—Utility isn ’t worth it 3 00-6 00 "Oats ugh I couldn't bear the sight of them or hay either. Sometimes I could hardly catch my breath, and the least little trot made me cough 'til I thought I'd die. 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