Weekly Poultry Report Eostern Pennsylvania And New Jersey Prices of light type hens held unchanged. Demand continues aggressive for somewhat lighter offerings than past several weeks as producers often con tinue to hold for further pro duction because of very satisfac tory egg prices. In instances processors only operating part time due to lack of supplies. Of ferings of heavy type hens gen erally short of a fair demand Limited movement of colored hens reported at 12-13 c Turkey activity limited to occasional small lots of heavy toms Prices paid at farm: Light Type Hens TVa-10, mostly 9-9% c, Heavy Type Hens TFEWR. 250 People Attend Approximately 250 people attended John Deere Day at Shotzberger’s Equipment Co., Elm, on Tuesday, January 21. Harold Kready, Manheira R#2, was the winner of the RoII-Gard given as a door prize. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE WINTER CLOTHING 25% to 40% OFF Sove On Jackets - Underwear - Gloves - Caps - Boots PAINT BUY NOW & SAVE UP TO 40% OFF ALL SNOW SHOVELS AND Teflon Coated Snow Shovels and Pushers Agway (Prices paid dock weights, cents per lb., except where noted.) Light Hens 8-10, mostly 8-9; Heavy Hens 9%-25, mostly 14- 19; Pullets 18-34, mostly 26-29; Roasters 11-31, mostly 18%-26, Ducks 22% -31, mostly 28-30; Drakes 19-39, mostly 35-37%; Rabbits 30%-45, mostly 36-42; Guineas 45-76, mostly 56-71, Pi geons (per pair) 1.40-2 06, most ly 1.40-1,42%. Total coops sold 739. Broiler and fryer live prices averaged 17.20 cents a pound this week. Prices paid ranged from a high of 18 cents a pound on Monday to a low of 16 4 cents a pound on Tuesday. Sales to taled 698,'300 head, up 254,000 head from last week. If you are not receiving your copy of Lancaster Farming on Saturday, the date of issue, please give us a call or drop us a card. Thanks' G Lz——— THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY JANUARY 30 - 31 FEBRUARY 1 20% OFF ALL BIRD FEEDERS 15% OFF FREE COFFEE LANCASTER Manheim Pike & QUARRYVILLE NEW HOLLAND Dillerville Road 27 E 4th Street 219 S Railroad Ave. 394-0541 786-2126 354-2146 Foqelsville January 21. 1969 Eastern Shore Exchange Please Note 10% TO 30% OFF • Vintage (Continued from Page 2) eral 20.00-20.85; Cutter 16 75-19.- 00; Canner and low-Cutter 15- 00-16 50 BULLS Good 24 35-25 60, couple Choice 26.10-26 50; Util ity and Commercial 23.25-25 10, couple 26.10-26 85. CALVES 447 Vealers 100- 2 00 higher. VEALERS Good 43 50-48- 50, couple Choice 49 00-49 50, Standard 38-00-44 00; Utility 33 - 00-38 00; Cull 90-120 lbs 28 GO -34 00, 70-85 lbs. 27.00-30 50. HOGS 304 Barrows and gilts steady to strong BARROWS & GILTS US 1-2 195-235 lbs. 2160-21.85; US 2 190-245 lbs. 21 00-21.50; US 2-3 240-265 lbs. 20 60-20.85. SHEEP 9 Insufficient vol ume for a market test. • Lancaster (Continued from Page 2) US 1-2 200-220 lbs 22 25-23 00; US 2, 200-235 lbs 21.50-2175, US 2-3 230-265 lbs. 20 50-21 35 SHEEP 400 Wooled lambs fully steady; ewes not fully es tablished WOOLED LAMBS Choice 65-100 lbs. 28 50-29.75, few lots 30 00, one lot Choice and Prime 70 lb. New Crop Lambs 33 00; Good 60-95 lbs. 25.50-28.00; Util ity 22 00-25 50. Y TOOLS SLEDS Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 25,1989 Weekly New York Egg Mkt. From Monday, January 20th to Friday, January 24th Mon. WHITE Fey. Ex. Large 4914-5014 4914-5014 4914-5014 49 1 4 Fey. Large 491 a 49'a 4912 49 l j Fey. Mediums 4712 471 a 4714 47>4 Fey. Pullets 41 41 41 41 Fey. Peewees 30 30 30 30 BROWN Fey. Large 51 51 51 51 Fey. Mediums 4712 4714 4714 47‘4 Fey. Pullets 41 41 41 41 41 Fey. Peewees 30 30 30 30 30 Standards Checks 47 47 47 47 47 2914 2914 2914 2914 2914 Trend- Market very nervous. Relatively large surplus diffi cult to place. Copyright 1969 by Urner Barry Publications • Auction (Continued from Page 2) 2810-30.10; high-Good and low- Choice 27.50-28 60; Good 25 50 28.00. COWS Utility and high dressmg Cutter 18 50-19 75, few 20 00-20.10, Cutter 16 75-18 85, Canner and low-Cutter 15 00-16 - 75 BULLS Choice 25 50-26 60; Good 23 35-25 60, few Utility and Commercial 24 50-26 10 CALVES 105—Vealers steady to 100 higher VEALERS—Good and Choice 44 50-48 50, Standaid 38 50-44 00, Utility 33 00-38 50, Cull 90-120 Make More Money with Better- Bred, fieffer-Fed Chicks -*• m Buy Better-Bred chicks for better livability, better de velopment and better pro duction. High producing strains are bred to lay 20 to 50 extra eggs above the aver age— extra eggs that pay you extra profits. for money-making pullets this fall—firsts buy a high-producing strain— put them on Waynel C. E. SAUDER & SONS R. D. 1, East Earl HEISEY FARM SERVICE Lawn Ph. 964-3444 MOUNTVILLE FOWL’S FEED SERVICE FEED SERVICE R. D. 1, Quarryville Columbia R. D. 2. Peach Bottom ROHRER’S MILL R. D. 1, Ronks PARADISE SUPPLY Paradise Tues Wed. lbs. 28 50-32 00, 70-90 lbs 25.0&* 28 00 HOGS 316 Barrows and gilts strong to 50 higher. BARROWS & GILTS US 1-2 200-220 lbs 22 25-23 00: US 2 200-235 lbs. 21 50 21 75, US 2-3 230-265 lbs 20 50-2135 SHEEP 21 Wooled lambs steady WOOLED LAMBS Couple lots Choice 95-100 lbs 29 00-29,- 75 On the Rise Lung cancer is the leading cause of male cancel deaths The American Cancel Society re poits the moitality rate is 15 times gi eater than 35 yeais ago. £ Make sure your chicks ar4 Better-Fed—on Wayni Chick Starter for a strong, sure start; the Wayne Grovrt ing Program for rugged, fulfe developed pullets ready ti lay more-and-bigger egg* this fall. H. M. STAUFFER & SONS, INC. Witmer GRUBB SUPPLY CO. Elizabethtown H. JACOB HOOBER Intercourse, Pa. WHITE OAK MILL R. D. 4, Manheim MILLERSVILLE SUPPLY CO. Millersville HERSHEY BROS. DUTCHMAN FEED MILLS, INC. R. D. 1, Stevens 3 Fri. 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