Weekly Poultry Report
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Eastern Pennsylvania vy ' H ® n f s™6of,vmost 5 ™ 6 of,v mostl n n /r so, Good 23-26, utility 55-75 ibs
. . W 1 . 7 15%; Pullets 20-31%, mostly 23- - n
And New Jersey 26. Roasters 20-30, mostly 25-30, paLL LAMBS - Choice 80 95
WEEKLY REVIEW Ducks 29%-38, mostly 354J8. lbs FA 3 L 0 L 3 lot nmed Good
_ . J , , Drakes 29-45, mostly 44-45, Tui- , rhni( ,„ 80 lbs 2 8 50
Broiler and fryer live prices key Hens 33.29, Rabbits 40-47%, an ,? T ’S'«?_ TTtl]
averaged 17 55 cents a pound mostly 44 . 46 . Gm neas 87-94%, an??Sf2a fJS head tin'
this week Prices paid ranged p lgeons ( Der Da ir) 77%-1 75 Good $6-8, few head $lO,
from a hi g h of 18 4 cents a mSy 85 90 ’ Small supply Cull 4 50-6
pound on Wednesday to a low of
16 4 cents a pound on Monday To l il cotns sold 385 # Chicago
Sales for the week totaled 1,215,- (Continued from Page 2)
800 head down 73,700 from last B CU 27 25, mixed Good and Choice
week. eastern snore 25.75-26 50, Good 24 25-25 75,
Exchange Standard & low-Good 21 50-24 25
- - ... „ bi ,,,tpw COWS Late sales Utility &
Fogelsvdle WEEKLY REVIEW Commercial 17-18 50, high yield-
February 13, 1968 Prices of both light and heavy mg Utility 18 75-19, Canner and
(Prices paid dock weights, cents hens unchanged Demand on Cutter 15 50-18 25, Shelly Canner
per lb., eveept where noted.) light hens fair but less aggres- 10-15.
Lisht Hens 4-8, mostly 4%-5; sive than several weeks ago Of- ’ ' ' ~
fermgs adequate to barely ade
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Ug% /y/|Mf«r mgs are barely adequate to
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m __ Heavy hens 14-15 c; Light hens
if Turkeys—No activity reported
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 17,1968
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
Fiom Monday Febiuaiy 12th to Friday, Febiuaiy 16th
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thuis. Fri.
WUJTE
Ex Fey Lg
Fey Lg
Fey Med
No 1 Med
Pullets
Peewees
Ex Large
BROWN
Ex Fey Lg
Fey Lg
Fey Med
Pullets
Peewees
MIXED
Standards
Checks
Trend Buying is dull and the over all market still irregular.
Immediate outlook is unsettled
Copyright 1968 by Urner Bany Publications
• Lancaster Auction
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Commercial 23-25, few 25 25-
26 25.
FEEDER STEERS Choice
and Prime 950-1050 lbs 25.25-
26.85.
CALVES 117
higher
Vealers $l-2
VEALERS Choice 45-48 50,
few 49-49 50, Good 44-46 50;
Standard 40-44, Utility 33 50-38 -
50, Cull 95-115 lbs 29-33, Cull 70-
DO lbs 27-30 50
HOGS 293 Barrows and gilts
75-1 25c higher US 1 200-245 lbs
22 50-22 75, US 1-2 190-245 lbs
21 60-22 25, US 1-3 205-265 lbs
20 75-21 25
SHEEP 18 Small supply
vvooled lambs and slaughter
Ewes steady
WOOLED LAMBS One Lot
Good 65 lbs $23. Utility 55-65
lbs 20 50-21 50
SLAUGHTER EWES
Utility $8
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HOUSEKEEPER SALE
The Harold L Housekeeper,
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the herd of dairy cows averag
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received were: John Deere 630
Tractor, $2,575, John Deere 3020
Diesel, $4,500; Self-propelled
combine, $2,055; Chuck wagon,
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4-H NEWS
The officers of the Sequoia
Riders 4-H Club of Elizabeth
town decided that new members
will be accepted till Maich
The ne\t regular meeting will
Few be February 20 1968, at Eliza
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