Weekly Poultry Report Delmorvo Reaclv-to cook movement con tinucs fairly good with fully adequate* supplies dealing well In instances heavier weights competitively priced to effect clearances Less thnn-li ucklot prices trended higher within unchanged ranges Advance in terest developing satisfactorily. Live supplies adequate. Under tone firm. , Negotiated trucklot prices 2- 9# ready-to-cook broiler/fryers for delivery next week - U.S. Grade A Tfewr Plant Grade 27 -28 c Pool trucklot prices for Thursday arrival at terminal markets; U.S. Grade A 28-30 l i> mostly 2Slz -29. Plant Grade 27-28 mostl.x 27’*.-28. Special packs including I’ii 2, 3 ’-2 # sizes Tfewr. Eastern Pennsylvania And New Jersey Prices generally unchanged though in instances trending lower. Offerings increasing in instances and generally fully adequate for a fair demand ©ffermgs of heavy hens ample wmmi>&&SßS ,K "■ w„ \ ! *•■■■ w- 1 - Federally Inspected Livestock Slaughter (For week starting June 15,1970) Cattle Hogs Sheep Week to date 457.000 1,072 000 150,000 Same period last week 468,000 1,075,000 " 150,000 Same period last year 451,000 1,038,000 156,000 Estimated daily livestock slaughter under Federal Inspection. Wm&ST'* INVESTMENT Ist MORTGAGES BONDS DEBENTURES LAND ij l^J eg#f] S>/ fs / Wfh Elam up to 10% and More (Depending on your tax Bracket) for a light demand with occa sional flock noted moving at 5) 10c to Leghorn processing plants Prices paid at faim Light Type Hens 5V74 mostly 7-7 1 a c Hevy Type Hens Tfewr Fogelsville June 16, 1970 (Prices paid dock weights, cents per lb, except where noted) HENS, heavy type 824 most ly 11-15: PULLETS 12-41 most ly 32-41; ROASTERS 26-38: RABBITS 14-59 mostly 35-51: GUINEAS 1.28-129; PIGEONS (per pair) 65-3 00 mostly 65-85 TOTAL COOPS SOLD 538. Call Us Now To reach the Lancaster County faim community at the least possible cost, ad vertise in Lancaster Farm ing. Call us at 394-3047 or 626-2191 from 8 aun. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The 626-2191 (ask for Lancaster Farming) number enables Manheim, Ephr a t a and Akron patrons to avoid a toll call. n * Xv' s*. •. v v * f J *h* As / V. IDEAS Green Dragon The Kphial.i Ok on Hi agon m.ukil n poitcd imipls of 11)4 head of a\cicl.inv tattle Friday. June 12 with at Undanct good anti pi ices steady to si I Oil}! Consignments included load of Canadian cows f esh. SJBS to 435. spimgeis, 440 to 590. heifeis (Puie bicd-> & giades), 330 to 450 Small load of Canadian sows, mostly fiesh 380 to 480. Load of Upstate cows—fiesh, 440 to 480; springers, 425 to 580 Herd of Pennsylvania cows— fiesh, 400 to 505; springers, 450 to 505; milkci s, 285 to 365 Load of New York Stale cows, mostly fresh, 365 to 440 Load of cows and first calf heifers, 285 to 385 Herd of Maiyland cows, mostly milkers, 310 to 405; a few springers, 365 to 445. Local cows—flesh, 440 to 480, spnngeis, 385 to 490; heifers (bred), 265 to 360 Bulls and yellow cows, none ofteied HAY MARKET JUNE 19 Five loads of hay—one load of alfalfa, $41.50; one timothy, 36; three loads mixed, 21 to 33. No clover offered. Seven loads of straw, 28 to 48. One load of corn, 42; one load of corn fodder, 40. • New Holland (Continued fiom Page 2) SHEEP 7—lnsufficient volume foi a maiket test. COWS June 17, 1970 Receipts of 155 cows, 3 bulls and 5 heifers sold stionger at Wednesday’s auction. Fresh Holstein 425-1010, Othei breeds 285-375, Bulls 235 255; Heifers 215-335- HORSES June 15, 1970 Receipts of 371 horses sold steady Riding Hoises 100-500, Duvmg Horses 135-195, Pony Maies 15 30, Geldings 10 20, Killeis 9-10 HOGS June 15, 1970 Hog receipts totaled 929 on Monday Banows and Gilts ful ly 75c higher Retail 26 75-27 75, Heavyweights 2450-2625, Wholesale 2,3, 4s 26 25-26 75, sows 17 50-18 75, Boais 17 50- 18 75 CALVES June 15, 1970 Receipts totaled 97 Choice and Pi line 43 50-54 00, Good and Low Choice 42-48, Stand aid 36-41 50. Common 22-35 50 HAY June 15, 1970 Six loads of hay and stiaw sold as follows Mixed 32-40 Stiaw 38-41 Lancaster (Continued fiom Page 2) /w steady, with Monday’s loss being recovered on Wednesday VEALERS—Choice 49 00-52 50, few head on Wednesday 53 50- 56.50; Good 44.50-49.00; Standard 42 00-47.00;. Utility 36.00-42 00. - HOGS-1150—Barrows and Gilts 50-1 00 lower , (CLOSING AND GlLTS—One'lbt'US'l 205* lbs 27 25 US 2OO-240 lbs' 25 50-25 75 245-265 lbs 24 75 25 10 US 3-4 265-275 lbs 23.10-24 10 SHEEP 300 Spung Lambs fully steady, Ewes steady SPRING LAMBS—Choice 70- 95 lbs 28 00 30 00, Good 60-85 lbs 24 50-28 00, Utilitv 22 00- 24 50 ’! - {ijfv VII , ‘SLAUGHTER Utility. a nd Good 4 50-9 00 Lancaster Farming, Saturday. June 20.1070 Weekly New York Egg Mkt. Fiom Moiulav, June loth to Finlay. June HHh Mon. WHITE Fcv Ha La ige 3!) Fey Lai gc 35 Fey Mediums 26 Fey Pullets j Fey. Pecwees 13 BROWN Fey Large 35 Fey. Mediums 26 Fey Pullets 1 IS 1 * Fey Peewees 13 Standaids Checks 20 20's Tone Clearances on all sizes appear good, although medi ums and pullets occasionally n regular. Copyright 1970 by Urner Barry Publications • Vintage barrows and gilts —us (Continued from Page 2) 195 240 lbs 26 35 26 85 US , 2 3 185-240 lbs 25 60-26 25 US ity 38 00-43 00 Cull 32 00 37 00. 3 4 235-255 lbs 24 75-25 50 few 65-85 lbs 29 00-32 00 SHEEP 75 Spi ing Lambs CALVES RETURNED TO mostly steady. Ewes steady FARM Bulk 85 120 lbs 40 00- SPRING L\MBS Choice 65- 52 00, with 90-120 lbs Holstein 95 ibs 28 00-3100, Good 25 50- Heifers 55 00 72 00 28 00 HOGS 397—Barrows and Gilts SLAUGHTER EWES Utility weak to 50 lower. and Good 5 00 9 00 FINISH CATTLE ECONOMICALLY with WAYNE BEEF BALANCER This economical blend of protein ingredients, including urea, helps finish cattle on good quality roughage —• economically and efficiently. It does an excellent job of balancing farm grams to build meaty, top grade carcasses at minimum feed costs. Wayne Beef Balancer is availabie with or Without stilbestrol, with or without aureomycin, or with a combination of both. F ! mm i r\ V "fil ® PARADISE SUPPLY HEISEY FARM SERVICE Paradise Lawn Ph: 964-3444 GRUBB SUPPLY CO. Elizabethtown WHITE OAK MILL H ’& SON^NC^ R D. 4, Manheim * Witmer HERSHEY BROS. Remholds ROHRER’S MILL R D 1, Ronks C. E. SVUDER & SONS . ; IJ. P J, p^st,Eaxl. Wed. Tucs. 39'2 40 40' 2 35'2 36 36'2 27 27> 2 28 19 19 IQ'2 13 13 13 35' 2 36 27 27'2 19 19 13 13 33 20'z 20'j DUTCHMAN FEED MILLS, INC. R D. 1, Stevens H. JACOB HOOBER Intercourse, Pa. POLL’S FEED SERVICE R D 1 Quan yville R D 2, Peach Bottom MOUNTVILLE FEED SERVICE R Ct.,2 Columbia 3 Thu is. Frl. 28*2 20 13 36'j 28 19'j 13 37 28'l 33'2 20' 2 34 20' i
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