Weekly Poultry Report
Hostern Pennsylvonla
And New Jersey
Puces of light type hens con
tinues unchanged, though tieml
ed slightly lower witlrn thg
Tange Demand good Offerings
increased and often in excess of
current needs as processors con
tinue to have labor shortage
Which limits live running t.me
Occasional supplies of heavj
■jrhites noted at 14-14*2 c for a
food demand. Prices paid at
ikTia: Light Type Hens 8-11*2
W lOVllc Heavy type hens
Tfewr,
Fogelsville
November 4, 1969
{Prices paid dock weights cents
Jer lb, except where noted)
HENS, heavy type 9 17 most
ly 10-15, PULLETS 10 34 must I ° ads Choice 860 980 lbs 28 10-
*i\j 97 on prvACTtrpQ io-.m *nr»t+ 2o 75, load Choice with end of
Jy 27-30, ROASTERS 13 14 most- Good g 6() Jbs
Jy 25 - 32, CAPONS 35-40,
BUCKS 22-41 mostly 32-37 J A ™°-
BRAKES 20-42 mostly 35-40. t 0 100 lowel
GEESE 15-35, TURKEYS, hens VEALERS—Choice 46 00 49 00
30-36; RABBITS 26-50 mostly few 49 50 50 50 Good 42 ° O - 47 °°-
30-36, GUINEAS 46-60 mostly Standaid 38 00-44 50, Utility 33-
55-60; PIGEONS (per pair) 105 00 40 00, Cull 90 120 lb- 28 00
245 mostly 1 IQ 33 00, 65 8d lbs 24 00-30 00
TOTAL COOPS SOLD 806 HOGS 1300 Barrows and
CUSTOM SPRAYING
For Whitewoshing
\ Spray the modern way
Use CARBOLA Spray
r
>, Carbola dries w hite r disinfects, kills flies, up to 90%
less cobwebs. No wet floors.
MAYNARD L. BEITZEL
Witmer. Pa. 592t227
Automation At Its Finest
Castomed Engineered For The '7os
POULTRY EQUIPMENT IS OUR BUSINESS
R.D.I, Willow Street
Delmarva
Ready to cook movement im
proved slightly following Tups
day's closings m some maikets
Less than tiucklot puces gcnei
nlly unchanged Eaily negolia
umis for next week noted at
27%c on plant grade loads Live
supplies lully adequate howevei
weights often more desirable
than past weeks Undertone
steady.
Negotiated tiucklot prices 2-
3# ready-to-cook broiler/fryers
for delivery next week: U.S
Grade A Tfetvr; Plant Grade
27% c. Pool turcklot (Thursday
arrival at terminal markets)
U.S Grade A 28%-30% mostly
28% c, Plant Grade 28-28%
mostly 28c Special packs includ
ing 1%-2, 3%# sizes 3132%c
• Lancaster
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"CAGE SYSTEMS"
WE SELL, SERVICE, AND INSTALL
M. HERR EQUWMtMT, INC.
• Chicogo
(Contain-ti fiom Prgc 2)
>c.u .11,0 \\eiagc cost of Slau
uhlLM Stoci •. estimated at 23 05.
Comn.rod with 29 09 last week
and 28 15 a yeai ago \v<> age
we.,'hi of Stcei s estimated to be
up slightly from last weeks 1155
lbs and well above the 1135 lb-,
a year ago Slaughter He.ter
supply largely high Good to
Prime Weighing 825-1050 lbs
average weight of Heifeis last
week, at 955 lbs was the heav
iest since January 1968
SLAUGHTER STEERS On
Wednesday Prime 1200-1350 lbs.
Yield Grade 3,and 4 29.50-30 00,
latter price fhe lowest tap for a
major market day m a year. On
Monday load 1300 lbs 30*50 High
Choice and Prime 1125-1350 lbs
29.00-29 75 Choice 950-1350 lbs
Yield Giade 2 to 4 27 75-29 00.
Mixed Good and Choice 27 25-
28 00 Good 26 25-27 50 Standaid
and low Good 25 00-26 25
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS
High Choice and Pume 900 1075
lbs Yield Giade 3 and 4 27 50-
28 00, thiee loads up to 28 25 on
Monday Choice 825 1050 lbs
Yield Giade 2 to 4 26 75-27 50
M.xed Good and Choice 26 00-
2b 75 Good 24 75-26 00
\ ealers steady
Gilts 75 to mostly 100 lowei
CLOSING SALES, BARROWS
AND GILTS US 1-2 200 225
lbs 27 00 Six US 1 220 240 lbs
27 75 US 2-3 190-255 lbs 26 35-
26 75
SHEEP 200 Wooled Lambs
and Slaughter Ewes 1 00 lower.
WOOLED LAMBS Choice 60-
90 lbs 27 50-28 50, few 2900,
Good 60-90 lbs 24 50-27 50, Util
ity 20 00-24 DO
SLAUGHTER EWES— Utility
and G00d'4.50-8 00
In oriental cities, the small
gates called “needle’s eyes” are
used by travelers who wish to
enter the city after the mam
gates have dosed .
100 years ago, theie were
7,000 Navajo Indians in U S
now, some 90,000
“Needle’s Eyes"
464-3331
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Novembers, IQfiO—.
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
(Fiom Monday, riosjembei 3 to Fi clay Noumbei 7)
.Mon. Tiles.
WHITE
Fey Ex Laige 56
Fey. Large 53
Fey Mediums 46’a
Fey. Pullets 41
Fey. Peewees 30
BROWN
Fey Large 52
Fey. Mediums 45 1 a
Fey Pullets 41
Fey Peewees 30
Standards 48
Checks 37
Trend All sizes and grades w-ell cleared
Copyright 1969 by Urner Barry Publications
LET YOUR
WAYNE DEALER
Help You Clobber
The Robbers!
(Swine Stress & Swine Disease)
Raise pigs 7 Ever been clobbered by the profit
robbers 7 You know them stress and stress
related diseases caused by weaning, moving,
vaccination, flushing, farrowtng--even the
weather i This year, why not clobber the
robbers 7 Swine of all ages respond wrth
extra performance to Waynextra for Swine
Formula No. 1 Far more than just a medica
tion, it contains—besides antibiotics and
trace elements—9 critical vitamins to prevent
infectious disease from winning a fast foot
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& SONS, INC.
\V itmer
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