Weekly Poultry Report
Eastern Pennsylvania Fogelsville
And New Jersey October 22, iocs
o . . . (Piicus paid dock weights.
Prices continue to increase on ccms cxccpt whel . o " nol .
light tvpe hens ranging un- 1
changed to »sc higher. Demand „ ons „„ ht type most
continues good for limited of- Jy 7 , 5 . 8 V llcn ' h t 9.
fcnngs Trade advices mostly 9%-12; Pullets, 10-33
an increase in volume of co or- mostly 2 7-33, Roasters 10 38
cd hens processed with supplies nmt!v 26 31 capons 24 -40 most
generally received from Now ]y 3540, Ducks 19-35, Drakes 18-
England area Heavy type hens 41 t a mostly 3 3-39. Rabbits 20-
about adequate for cut rent good 3 n i: Guineas 66%-72; Pigeons
needs Limited volume noted (per pair) 1 00-2 10 mostly 100
moved at 15% c Prices paid at 1 i 0; Jumbo Squab 95
farm: Light Type hens 7-9%c, Total Co ops Sold. 792
Heavv Tvpe Hens TFEWR.
TURKEYS Increased inter
est noted in contracting for live
supplies to fill forthcoming
Holiday needs. Currently occa
sionally movement of 11# white
hens noted at 28-30 e and 17#
hens at 25c
Eastern Shore
Exchange
Broiler and fiyer live puces
Averaged 14 06 cents a pound
•this week Prices paid ranged
from a high of 14 8 cents a
pound on Wednesday to a low
of 13 3 cents a pound on Mon
day Total sales for the week
were 822,700 head up 96,300
from last week.
Dull people congregate
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• Chicago
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Prime 1225-1380 lbs. Yield
Grade 3 and 4 30 00 30 75
Choice 1125-1350 lbs Yield
Giade 2 to 4 23 00 29 00 Choice
1000 1150 lbs 27 50 28 25 Mixed
Good and Choice 27.00-28 00
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS
High Choice and Prime 950 1050
lbs Yield Grade 3 and 4 26 75-
2/35 Choice 850 1025 lbs Yield
Grade 2 to 4 25 75-26 75 Good
and Choice 24 75 25 75
COWS Utility and Com
mercial 16 00-18 25. Canner and
Cutter 16 00-17 75
BULLS Utility and Com
mercial 21 00- 23 50
Wise spending is the basis of
intelligent saving.
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• Auction
(Continued from Paso 2)
00: Cull 05-120 lbs. 27 00-32,00,
70-90 lbs. 23 00-20.00.
HOGS 261) Bairows and
gilts 25-Soc higher.
BARROW'S AND GILTS
US 1 2 105-235 lbs. 21 00 21 50
few head 21 75 US 2-3 190-240
lbs 2000-20 75. US 2-4 185-265
lbs 1950-20.25. US 3 4 240-275
lbs. 19.00-19.75.
SHEEP 39 Few Choice
wooletl slaughter lambs 26 00,
Good 24 50, Utility 19 00-21 00
• Vintage
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ity 32-38: Cull 95-120 lbs 29-34,
70-90 lbs. 25-30
HOGS 357 Barrows and
gilts 25-50 c higher
BARROWS & GILTS US
2-3 185-235 lbs 2125-2160, US
1-2 200-210 lbs 217522, US 2-4
190-250 lbs. 19 75-20 75
SHEEP 36 Few Choice 50-
90 lbs 26-28; Good 23 50-25,
Utility 18-23
Many calls are coming to our
office regarding the use of for
age crops after frost. The use
ol these frozen ciops varies but
the ones to be cautious of aie
the Sudan grass and the sor
ghum-sudan hybrids Most all
other grasses, small grains, and
legumes are safe to use after
f'-ost without danger of poison
ing The safest to perjnit grazing
01 green-chopping would be the
permanent grasses such as blue
grass and orchardgrass; these
may be consumed at any time
with little danger of bloating,
the legumes such as alfalfa and
clover may be grazed oi green
chopped after frost but should
be allowed to dry off, consuming
these materials while the frost
is on the plant or while the plant
is wet, increases the danger of
bloating The sudan grass and
sorghum hybrids should not be
used in the flesh condition for
at least a week after a killing
fiost, and any new growth -fol
lowing a stunting frost c. uld be
Ml
Forage Crops
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. October 26.1968-
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
Fiom Monday. October 21 to Friday. October 25
Mon.
WHITE
Fey E\ Largo 39-40
Fey Large 39
Fey. Med. 33
Fey Pullets SO
Fey Pcewccs 23
Standai ds 27 23
Checks 26
BROWN
Fey Large 45 45 45 45
Fey Med. 33 34 33-34 34 34
Fey Pullets 30 30 30 30
Fey Peewees 23 23 23 23
TREND Market showing considerably moie confidence on
fine laige white Medium m balance but pullets megular.
Copyright 1968 by Urner Barry Publications
Servicemen To Receive Gift
Parcels Via US Cargo Ship
Tons of St Nick’s gifts will be They should be mai ked
going to members of the Armed “Santa Claus Special” just be-
Foices in Vietnam by special low the stamps
ship this year, thanks to a joint , lo .
Pentagon-Post Office ventuie ~h e , Santa C lau ® S ? e^ a ,
A fast US cargo ship will be sail duung the latte, half of
designated the “1968 Santa Claus November and stop at Da Nang
Special,” sailing from Oakland, Q UI Nhon - Cam Rahn Bay and
Calif, next month with Christ- Sai ° on ’ V . let^ arn ‘ 11 tdke f ap ‘
mas parcels pioximately three weeks fo. a
To meet the sailing deadline fclSt ship to CIOSS the ocean
and assure pre-holiday delivery All gifts should be packed in
of gifts sent with suiface pos- sfiong containets with adequate
tage, items should be mailed as cushioning and couectly ad
soon as possible and not later dressed, including APO and FPO
than November 9 numbers
too high in prussic acid The
safest pieservation method for
fiosted sudan oi sorghum hybrid
would be to make it into silage
and allow it to ferment for at
least one month before feeding
During the late fall and early
spring months it is always a
good practice to give the ani
mals a feeding of some other
dry matter such as stiaw, silage,
or hay, before turning out to
pasture
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