Weekly Poultry Report
Fogelsville
November 18, 1960
(Prices paid clock wci.'hfs, cants
per lb. except wheic natc*d)
HENS, Heavy Type 9-19 most
ly 10 15, PULLETS 274-32
mostly 28 30. ROASTERS 12-34
mostly 22-28: CAPONS 20 42
mostly 35-40; DUCKS 13-39 most
ly 20-30. DRAKES 14 474 most
ly 38-42, GEESE 264-41 mostlv
32-36; TURKEYS, Hens 23 43
mostly 30-34; RABBITS 18-404
mostly 30-36; GUINEAS 50-634
mostly 55-58; PIGEONS (?.r
Pair) 75-1.55 mostly 1 00*115
TOTAL COOPS SOLD 1134.
Delmarvo
Ready-to-cook movement fair
hut continues to decline as re
ceivers hold receipts down to a
minimum in an effort to use
available floor space for other
holiday items. Occasional specu
lative interest reported for poly
bagged product for freezing. Pri
ces about steady though occasion
ally forced as needed to effect
clearances. Live supplies irregu
larly distributed ranging from in
balance with needs to ample.
Undertone unsettled
Pool trucklot (Thursday ar
rival at terminal markets): U S
Grade A 27-29% M 27% 28c;
Plant Grade 26%-27% M 27c.
Special packs including I 3 *-2,
3%# sizes 30-31%c
LLOYD H.
KREIDER
Auctioneer
and
Soles Manager
Quarryville R#2, Box 180
Ph: 786-3394
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E. M. HERR EQUIPMENT, INC.
Eastern Pennsylvania
Puces of :uhl l.vpc nc-:is gen
cially uiuh.uuccl thou h occ.is
lonal unconflimed sale noted as
high as 11- 1 to Orlei mgs ba.ely
adequate to shoit ot a good ac
t ve demand P.oducers continue
to hold for further production in
many quarters in view of cui lent
high egg prices. Heavy hens lim
ited and short of a good buying
interest. Turkeys fully adequate
for a fairly good demand with
occasional sales noted at 27-28 c
on young hens and 22-23 c on
young toms. Prices paid at farm:
Light type hens: 8-’l4 M 11 V«-
114 c in Pennsylvania, mostly
10-104 c in New Jersey. Heavy
type hens: Tfewr.
• Chicago
(Continued from Page 2)
Choice, compared with 12 per
cent Prime and 82 Percent
Choice last week and 9 percent
Prime and 76 percent choice last
year Average cost and weight
Slaughter Steers estimated at 28 -
65 and 1165 lbs. compared with
28.56 and 1160 lbs last week and
2817 and 1133 lbs last year
Heifer supply mostly high Good
to low Prime weighing 825-1050
lbs.
SLAUGHTER STEERS On
Wednesday, Prime 1175-1400 lbs. Klew Hnllnruf
Yield Grade 3 and 429 50-30 00, W
one load at latter price. None (Coi,tmued from Page 2)
sold over 29.75 on Monday which horses 80-240; Driving horses 85-
was the lowest top on a major 215; Ponies 10-30, Killers 4-3
marketing day since August 1968. HOGS
Mixed high Choice and Prime November 17, 1969
1125-1350 lbs 29 00-2950 Choice Receipts of 944 hogs sold
950-1300 lbs Yield Grade 2to 4 steady Retail 27 25-28 75;
2800-29 25. Mixed Good and wholesale 26 75-27.25, Heavy-
Choice 27.50-28 00. weight 25 25-26 75
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS—On CALVES
Wednesday, high Choice and November 17, 1969,
Prime 900-1050 lbs. Yield Grade Receipts of 98 calves sold $1
3 and 4 27.75-28.00 Choice 825- lower Choice and Prime 41-48,
1025 lbs. Yield Grade 2 to 4 Good and Low Choice 38.50-40-
27 00-2775 Mixed Good and 50; Standard 34-38, Common 22-
Choice 2625-27 25. . 33 50.
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Being Compiled
The St.ilc Derailment of As*
multme is now compiling the
1970 issue of the "PcniisvJv.Min
Fiiim Vacation Duoc'orv”
Faimeis who have facilities foi
paying guests can tuin them in
to a piofilable entei prise dv tak
ing advantage of the piomotion
al services of the Department.
All previous registrants who
have offered accommodations
are being contacted for renew
als of their listings, but with
farm vacationing now an inte
gral part of Pennsylvania’s
tourist industry, the Depart
ment is seeking additional regis
trants.
More than 100 farms from all
regions of the state were listed
for the 1969 season when 25,000
copies of the directory were dis
tributed. The Department noted
that the greatest number of re
quests came from the large ur
ban areas of the states of New
York and New Jersey.
Farmers may obtain the ne
cessary froms for listing in the
1970 directory by writing to the
Bureau of Markets, Pennsylvan
ia Department of Agriculture,
2301 N Cameron St., Harrisburg
17120 Closing date for entries is
January 15, with distribution of
the directory set for March of
next year.
464-3321
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. November 22.1969
Weekly New York Egg Mkt
(Fiom Monday, November 17th lo Ki iday, November 21st)
Mon.
WHITE
Fey. E\ Laigc fel'j
Fey. Lai go 60
Fey. Mediums 58
Fey. Pullets 50
Fey. Peewecs 35
BROWN
Fey. Large 60 61 61 62
Fey. Mediums 57 58 58 59
Fey. Pullets 50 52 52 55
Fey. Peewees 35 36 36 36
Standards
Checks
56 56 57 58
42 43 43 44
Trend: Market continues to clear on large in all but a fi
points. Mediums are closely cleared and pullets irregular.
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