Weekly Poultry Report
Eostern Pennsylvania
And New Jersey
Prices unchanged to slightly Broiler and fryer live prices
higher on light type hens. De- averaged 14.51 cents a pound
mand fair. Offerings ample in this week. Prices paid ranged
Penna., light in N.J. Off farm from a high of 15.1 cents a
movement fairly active in pound on Monday to a low of
Penna. section. Offerings limit- 13.7 cents a pound on Wednes
ed on heavy type for the light day. Sales for the week totaled
demand. Prices, paid at farm; 1.004 000 head down 42,200 head
Light Type Hens 4%-8 M 5-5% c, from last week.
Heavy Type Hens 15%-17 M 18c. --~
Fogelsville
April 23. 1968
4 27.50-28.50, Choice 1000-1150
L lbs. 26.75-27.75. Mixed Good and
(Prices paid dock weights, cents choice 25.75-26.75. Good 25.00-
per lb., except where noted) 2 5.75. Standard and Low Good
Light Hens 4-8, mostly 4V4-5V4; 24.50-25.00. Standard 22.50-24.-
Heavy Hens 12-18; Pullets 20-31, 5U ‘. ATTrHTPR H „ TP p P<;
mostly 24-29; Roasters 20-33, An , h T
mostly 26-33; ducks 25-30; drakes On Wednesday
68, Guineas U 2-1.18. Pigeons 10 50 lbs. Yield Grade 3 and 4 26.-
(per pair) 1.10-2 20; Jumbo 60 -27.00, Choice 850-1050 lbs.
bquab 1.15. Yield Grade 2 to 4 25.75-26.50.
Total coops sold; 449. Mixed Good and Choice 25.25-
26.00. Good 24.25-25.25. Standard
and Low Good 22.00-24.25.
COWS On Thursday, Utili-
• Lancaster
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ty and Commercial 18 25-19.50,
High Yielding Utility 19.50-20.-
steady, with Monday’s loss be- 25, Canner and Cutter 16 00-19.-
ing recovered on Wednesday 00. Canner of lower than normal
CLOSING SALE, BARROWS yleld 11 00 ' 16 00 ‘
AND GILTS —US 1-2 200-230 BULLS Utility and Com-
Ibs, 2100-21.50. One lot US 1, mercial 22 50-24 50 throughout
22 00. US 1-3 195-245 lbs. 20.00- the latter P art of the week -
20 75. US 2-3 250-270 lbs 19.10-
19 75.
SHEEP 325 Slaughter
lambs steady Ewes fully steady. meraal 23 . 24>50t few head 25 25 .
WOOLED LAMBS One lot 26
Choice. 85 lbs $28.50; One lot
Good|7o lbs $26.00.
r aiurq rhn i f o VEALERS Choice 42-44,
GoodI&.SOASJO; Standard 34-40;
sud HnniG 50*80 Ids 32 00*35 00) TTfiii+Tr'*^qq* on iis ikc 9k
few ssnall lots 35 50-36 00 utility 32-38,-Cull 90-110 lbs 26-
SLAUGHTER EWES Utili
ty and Good 5.00-10 00
BIG NEW
GLEANERS HERE
• 5,448 Sq. In. Separating Area.
• 2,680 Sq. In. Cleaning Area.
• 66 6u. Wing-Type Grain Bin.
• 10'-12'-13' Grain Headers.
• 2.-row 40"—3-row 30"—4-row 20" Com Heads.
See us for the Big New Ones. Our Allis-Chalmers
credit plans make ’em so easy to own.
N. G. Myers & Son
Hkeems, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.
Eastern Shore
Exchange
• Chicago
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# Lancaster Auction
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CALVES .271 Vealers $l-2
lower.
HOGS 306 Barrows and gilts
steady to, 50c higher.
Nissley Form Service
Washington Boro, Pa.
Grumelli Form Service
Quarryville. Pa.
Allen H. Mot* Farm Equipment
• Vintog*
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Canner and low-Cutter 16.50-
18.50.
BULLS—Good 22.75 24 75. few
Choice 23.23-25.75: Utility and
Commercial 23.25 24.75. three
head 25.10-26 85.
CALVES 317 - Vealers Sl-2
lower, although Choice vealers
too scarce to fully test trend.
VEALERS Good 40-42 50.
few head Choice 43 44: Standard
27-41.50: Utility 33-37: Cull DO
-115 lbs. 28.50-34.50. 70-90., lbs.
26.50-29.50.
HOGS 260 Barrows i gilts
weak to 50c lower.
BARROWS & GILTS US 1-2
190-230 lbs. 21-21 60: few US 1.
195-225 lbs. 21 85 22 10. US 1-3
190-245 lbs. 20.25-21; US 2-3 230-
265 lbs. 19.25-19 85.
SHEEP 74 Supply mainly
spring slaughter lambs. Spring
lambs mostly steady.
SPRING LAMBS Good and
Choice 30-75 lbs. 34 50-39, few
head Choice 30 50 lbs. 40-45
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mg horses 125-410; Driving hors
es 135-330; Pony mares 3540.
Geldings 25-35; Killers
HOGS
April 22, 1968
Receipts of 918 hogs sold 50-
100 lower. Retail 20 50-21 35;
Wholesale 19 50-20 25, Heavy
weights 18 50-19 50: Sows 14 50-
16 25
CALVES
April 22, 1968
Receipts of 106 cah es sold ste
ady Choice and Prime 43 50-
48 50; Good and L Choice 39 50-
43, Standard 36-39; Common 20-
34
BARROWS & GILTS US 1-2
200-230 lbs 21-2150, one lot US
1, 22, US 1-3 195-245 lbs 20-.20 75,
US 2-3 250-270 lbs 19 10-19 75
SHEEP 77 Slaughter lambs
steady
SPRING LAMBS—Couple lots
Choice 65-70 lbs 34 50-35 50
A
ALLIS-CHALMERS
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa.
Roy H. Buch, Inc.
Ephrata, R. D. 3
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. April 27.1968
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
(From Monday. April 22nd to Friday, April 26th)
Mon.
WHITE
Ex. Fey Large
Fey. Large
Fey. Med.
No 1 Med
Pullets
Peewees
Ex Large
BROWN
Ex. Fey. Large
Fey. Large
Fey. Med.
Pullets
Peewees
29
28 1 ’
24
18
15
MIXED
Standards
Checks
TREND Supplies of large sizes are ample Markets on all
other grades clearing well
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