Weekly Poultry Report
{Eastern Pennsylvania al at terminal markets) u.s.
A „j Grade A 29-31 M 29-29% c; Plant
/%na new jersey Grade 2 8%-30 m 29c. special
Prices of light type hens con--P a^ ks including 1%-2, 3%#
tinue unchanged. Demand good weights 32-33%c.
however most processors report-
jjV being booked about full for
next several weeks. Offerings
ample, despite high egg prices,
move hens off farms HENS, Heavy Type 9%-18
|i order to make room-for new mostly 9%-14; PULLETS 27-32%
rpady lo lay pullets. Slight In- ROASTERS 16-33% mostly 27-
creased. offerings of heavy type 30; CAPONS 27%-39% mostly
hear cleaned -readily in most 31-33: DUCKS 21-37; DRAKES
qnrters at 14-14%c. Supplies of 11-41 mostly 38-41; GEESE 25-39;
lire turkeys for fneuh iced tooH- RABBITS 28-35; GUINEAS 62-
day trade reported fully adequ- 70; PIGEONS (Per Pair) 1.00-
ote however processing time indi- 1.30.
Gated as the limiting factor as of TOTAL COOPS SOLD BS7.
offerings available for sale. Pric
es paid at farm: Light Type Hens _ .
8-11% M 11c. Heavy Type Hens • *-*MCOgO
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28.00, on Monday two and half
loads High Choice and Prime
1000-1100 lbs. 28.50. Choice 800-
_ , . , ~ . i 1000 lbs. Yield Grade 2 to 4
Ready-to-qook movement fairly 26 75 27 go Mixed Good and
good on previous commitments, Choic 26 00-26 75. Good 24 75-
Sxowever light on new business 2 roo
despite lower asking prices. Less
than-trucklot prices continued to
trend lower in effort to stimulate
Defmorva
sales. Advance interest fair at The English poets, Words
undetermined price with a wait worth, Coleridge and Southey,
and see attitude prevailing Live were called the “lake poets” be
eupplies fully adequate. Under- cause they chose to live in the
tone weak and unsettled. lake district of Cumberland and
J Pool trucklot (Thursday arriv- Westmoreland.
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Good 44 00-48 00; Standard 39 00-
44.00; Utility 34.00-39.00; Cull 90-
120 lbs. 29.00-33.00, 65 85 lbs.
22.00-29.00. f
SHEEP 17 Few Good 60-85
lbs. Wooled Lambs steady at
24.50-27.50.
COWS
October 29, 1969
Receipts of 282 cows, 5 bulls
and 4 heifers’ sold, stronger. Hol
stein 525-2400;'Guernsey 325-450;
Other breeds 325-450; Bulls 195-
320; Heifers 250-280.
HORSES
October 27, 1969
Receipts of 330 horses sold
steady. Riding horses 85-275;
Driving horses 110-295; Ponies
5-25; Killers 4-5.
HOGS
October 27, 1969
Receipts of 979 horses sold 25-
50 higher. Retail 27-29; Whole
sale 26 85-27 10; Heavyweights
25.50-26.75; Sows 20-25; Boars 17-
20.
Receipts of 119 calves sold
steady. Choice and Prime 44-
49 50; Good and L Choice 40.50-
43 50; Standard 34-40; Common
22-33 50.
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Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
(From Monday, October 27th to Friday, October 31st)
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. FrL
WHITE
Fey. Ex. Large 51
Fey. Large 49
Fey. Mediums 44
Fey. Pullets 38
Fey. Peewees 28
BROWN
Fey. Large
Fey. Mediums
Fey. Pullets
Fey. Peewees
45% 45% 46 47 48
36 36 36 36% 37
Standards
Checks
Trend- A few points have Mediums available though others
are well cleared. All other grades are firm and short of demand.
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R. D. 1, East Earl
GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
H. M. STAUFFER
& SONS, BMC.
Witmer
51%
49%
44
38
28
50
43
38
28
49%
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
R. D- 2, Columbia
H. JACOB HOOBEB
Intercourse, Pa.
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Paradise
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ROHRER’S MILL
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WHITE OAK MILL
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52
45%
40
30
53-53%
51
45
39
29
52
44%
40
30
51
44
39
29