Weekly Poultry Report
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Current rendy-tocook demand
slow Mid unnggicssivc. Ofloi-
Snps ample to burdensome and
occasionally freely ofloicd with
an occasional load iepoi:ed as
•low as per tomorrow s de
livery and. considerable advance
commitments at 28c Less than
Irucklot prices mostly lower with
occasional offerings noted as low
as 284 c. Live supplies ample to
and heavier than de
sired in many quarters with oc
casional lots noar 7 pounds alive
Hbeing killed as roasters. Under
tone weak and unsettled.
SPRING LAMBS—Choice €O
- New Holiond 95 lb 27 00-28 50; Good 60-100 lb.
(Continued from Page 2) 24 50-27 50; Utility 20 00 24 50
HOGS
September 22, 1969
Receipts of 1086 hogs and 12
s'noats sold 50 to 75 higher Retail
27 50-29; Wholesale 27-27 50, 1125 1400 lb 30 50-3125. Choice
Heavyweight 25 75-27. Shears 21- 9501375 lb Yield Giade 2 to 4
21 50; Sows 21 50 22, Boars 16 75- 29 00-30 50 Mixed Good and
a 8 Choice 28 25-29 00
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS
CALVES On Wednesday, High Choice and
September 22, 1969 Fume 900-1050 lb Yield Grade 3
Receipts of 116 calves sold and 4280028 50 Choice 825-1000
$lOO higher Choice and Prime lb Yield Grade 2 to 4 27 00-28 00
44-50, Good and L Choice 41- with load 1150 lb 27 75 Mixed
43 50, Standard 35-40 50. Com- Good and Choice 26 25 27 00
mon 25-34 50
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Fogclsville
September 23, 1969
HENS. Homy Tvpc 9-18 mostly
12-16. PULLETS 25 33 mostly
28-31. RO\STERS 14'/2-31 most
-254 30; DUCKS 27-464 most
ly 38-42; GEESE 13-39. R \BBITS
204-34 mostly 25-32; GUINEAS
50-644: PIGEONS (Per Pail)
25-170 mostly 110-1 35.
TOTAL COOPS SOLD 723,
• Lancaster
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about steady; slaughter ewes
scarce
• Chicago
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eastern Pennsylvania
And Now Jersey
I’l.tC" of light type hens con
tinned to advance ‘i-'jc I)c
-m.md conlinilqs good with bidd
ing \cry competitive in the Pen
nsylvania aica Supplies baiely
adequate foi full needs in Penn
sylvania. adequate from other
sections as pioccssois fill operat
ing time with some heaviei color
ed hens and in instances with
some heavy whites. Offerings of
heavy whites short to barely ade
quate of a good demand for
rcady-to-cook needs. Prices paid
at farm: Light Type Hens 9-llMsc
mostly 11-11 'Ac in Pa., mostly
QVz-lOcinNJ Heavy Type Hens -
Tfewr.
The outlook for Pennsylvania’s
apple crop, previously predicted
to be the largest since 1964, is
unchanged according to a Sep
tember 1 survey of conditions
by the State Ciop Reporting Ser
\ *ce The forecast of 510 million
pounds, if leahzed, will be one
tnnd greater than last year and
one-fifth more than the 1963-67
aveiage
Peach growers also are looking
foi wai d to a good crop year, the
best since 1960, with a 120 mil
lion pound pioduction
Peai pioduction will dip 2 pei
cent below last year, but the
3,200-ton piospective crop will be
3 percent gi eater than the five
year average
Grape prospects were revised
downward The September 1 sur-
LLOYD H.
KREIDER
Auctioneer
and
Sales Manager
Quarryville R#2, Box 180
Ph: 786-3394
CALEB M.
WENGER
R. D. 1,
Drumore Center
Quarryville, Pa.
Phone 548-2116
VAN DA3LJB:
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. September 27. I%!}
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
(Fiom Monday, September 22nd to Fiiday, Sept 26th)
.Mon.
WHITE
Fey. Ex Large 53 53
Fey. Laigc 49* z 49'j
Fey. Mediums 42>z 42' z
Fey. Pullets 29‘z 29'a
Fey. Pecwees 19 19
BROWN
Fey Large 55 55 55 52 50
Fey. Pullets 29>a 29> z 29>z 29>i 29Vfe
Fey. Peewees 19 19 19 19 19
Standards
Checks
45 1 * 45 I 'z 45‘fe 45 43
35 35 35 35 34
Trend Large sizes in ample supply. Balance clearing well.
Copyright 1969 by Urner Barry Publications
vey indicated a 32,000-ton crop,
3,000 tons beyow the previous
month’s estimate.
The State’s vegetable crops
geneially fared well from Aug
ust weathei As a result, a Sep
ttmber 1 suivey of conditions by
tne Pennsylvania Ciop Reporting
Seivice indicated little changes
m production estimates fiom the
previous month
Snap beans for fresh market,
unchanged fiom a month earlier,
were forcast at 40,000 bundled-
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Walter Binkley & Son
Lititz
Brown & Rea, Inc,
Atglen
Eiverson Supply Co.
Elverson
Henry E. Garber
R D 1, Elizabethtown, Pa
L. T. Geib Estate
Manheim
I. B. Graybill & Son
Refton Sti asbui g
E. Musser Heisey & Son
R D. if 2, Mt Joy, Pa,
Heistand Bros.
Elizabethtown
Red Rose Form
Service, Inc.
N. Chuich St., Quarryvilie
Wed.
Tucs.
52'z
49 49'z
42'z
I
29' 2 29' 2 29'fe
19 19 19
weight, while the estimated yield
of the processing crop lose to
14,400 tons.
Both late summer and eaily
fall cabbage ciops remained
steady with production set at
369,000 cwt and 242,000 wt, le
spectuely
Sweet corn foi fiesh maikets
vas again estimated at 693,000
cwt, and the pi ocessing ci op re
mained at 24,800 tons
David B. Hurst
Bowmansville
Mortin's Feed Mill, Jnc,
R D. 3, Ephiata, Pa,
Mountville Feed Service
Musser Farms, Inc,
Musser's Mill
The Buck
Chas. E. Souder & Sons
Ammon E. Shelly
E. P. Spotfs, Inc.
Honey Biook
H. M, Stauffer & Sons,
Fri.
Thu is.
31 49
46
42''
48
42'
Mountville
Columbia
Terre Hill
Lititz
Inc.
Witmer
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