Weekly Poultry Report
Eastern Pennsylvania
And New Jersey
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ugul.ulv diviibued oil. ngs
r.mgin,, lulu hom sonii m , o.u
to heavy m otlici ,cne ally
baiely .ulcrjii. v .is o ..-lanal
plants not woik ng ful. turn* tins
week Offenngs of heavy liens
iully adequate, foi fan se.ison.il
interest Puces paid at fa m
Light Type hens sli5 l i 8 M 7-7‘a.
Heavy type hens TFEWR
Delmarva
Ready-to cook movement spot
ty ranging light and disappoint
ing to fan Supplies ample to
occasionally burdensome and
fieely offeied in an efloi t to
cleai Less than tiucklol puces
generally unchanged though
tiending lowei within the langes
Advance mtei est veiy hauled
Live supplies fully adequate foi
needs Undeitone weak and un
settled.
Pool tuicklot prices loi Thuis
dav arrival at teiminal maikets
US Gude A 2812-31 M 29,
Plant Giade 27%-28% M27%-28c
Special packs including 134-2,l 3 4-2,
3Vz # sizes TFEWR
All hay No 2 and bettei,
puces paid by dealets at the
faim, price per ton
New hay mostly steady
second cutting of alfalfa com
ing on the maiket Stiaw steady
_ , ... to weak Mulch steady to $2
Fogelsville i ower
June 30, 1970
(Prices paid dock weights, cents
per pound, except wheie noted)
KENS, Heavy Type 10-19%
mostly 14-17; PULLETS 23% -
34% mostly 27-29, ROASTERS
Federally Inspected
Livestock Slaughter
(For week starting June 29, 1970)
Cattle Hogs Sheep
First 4 Days 463,000 963,000 148 000
Last Week 460,000 987,000 155,000
Last Year 461.000 1,017,000 160,000
Estimated daily livestock slaughter under Federal Inspection.
COMPARE .. . COMPARE ... COMPARE
* Deep ledge platform cuts cutterbar loss to
the bone.
• Undershot feeder delivers a smooth bunch
free flow to the cylinder.
• Wide heavy cylinder handles heaviest yields
without losing speed.
• Fin and wire racks save ail the crop at fast
ground speeds.
• Even-flo grain pan moves the crop smoothly
onto the sieves.
KAUFFMAN BROS. COPE & WEAVER CO.
MOUNTVILLE 285-5951 NEW PROVIDENCE 786-7351
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C. B. HOOBER & SON ME§S!C
INTERCOURSE' 768-8231 ELIZADEIII
IV J 25 imi'llv 2125 It Mil,l fS
in l ., imt' i. ct i\t:
1 14’j 1 21 Ph.KoNS (.*€ 1 I’.ii. »
(15 2 75
I’OI M, ( on SOLI) .142
New York Eggs
I’.ues higln i
si .inft, l l ds
Sued 1 lading activity
bul slighllv slowir th.m ca lie.
in Hie week \mv;ils and ofTci
nr,s light to model ale and m
ci eased somewhat on all sizes
except jumbos Slocks of jumbos
\eiy .ight. exlia laigc whites
baiely adequate to occasionally
tight, laigc whites about ade
quate with biowns ample De
mand foi mediums slow and sup
plies ample Smalls, sl.ind.uds
and pccwces closely clea.cd
thiough distubutive 01 bieaiung
outlets Caiton demand only fan
HAY PRICES
For Southeastern and
South Central Pennsylvania
Alfalfa (new) 25 00 32 00
Timothy hay (new) 20 00-25 00
Mixed hay (new) 2500-2800
Stiaw (new) 18 00-25 00
Mulch 800-12 00
Reported by Bureau of Markets
Pa. Dept, of Agriculture.
•,. Plus a choice of 2-row wide or 3-row narrow corn heads
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
Sales and Service
EPHRATA
.mil
on lai
fin
June 29, 1970
• Opposed-action cleaning puts a clean sample
in the tank.
• Top driven elevators keeps heaviest yielding
crops on the move.
• Twin grain tanks provide increased traction,
unmatched stability.
• International 6-cylinder engine delivers big
power for any crop or condition,
• Operator platform with controls that make
any operator more productive.
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Green Dragon
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in.iikcl ii po ,ul ii ic p -n! Kit
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( 11.,1i'. 1)1 I ■)» 1,1 li. lo
."id -piin i,s ', ( )0 lo .">/<» li -.1
i.ill lu.icis 340 ;o 410
Load of Canadian tow^—f.esh
11 ws 410 to 403. spi ni-tci s, 3(53
lo 310
Lo.id of (’.in.idian cow—
-410 lo 493, spungeis, 383 to 480.
Load of Now Yoik Stale cows
—fiesh, 425 to 573. spnngcis,
265 lo 450
Load of Upstate cows—fiesh,
310 lo 395, spnrgeis. 310 to 360
Local cows—fiesh, 240 lo 485,
spnngei s. 365 to 435. yellow
cows, 250 lo 485
Hufeis hied, 340 lo 425
open,lso to 235
HAY MARKET JUNE 26
Eight loads of hay—one load
of alfalfa. 537 a (on; two loads
timothy, 24.50 and 26; five loads
mixed, 25 to 32. No clover
oßered.
Six loads of stiavv, 22 to 38,50.
One load corn, 41.50.
• Lancaster
(Continued fiom Page 2)
stiong to 25 highei, aicund 80
head Sows on offei Wednesday
CLOSING SALES, BARROWS
AND GILTS—One lot US 1 205
lbs 28 25 US 1-2 195-225 lbs
27 50-27 60 US 2-3 200-240 lbs
27.10-27 35 US 3-4 215 255 lbs
26 25-26 85
SOWS US 2-3 400-465 lbs
16 85-17 35 340 lbs 18 00
SHEEP 150 Spung Lambs
mostly steady, Ewes scaice
SPRING LAMBS—Few Choice
70-90 lbs 29 50-30 00, Good 60-90
lbs 25 50-28 00
Try A Classified Ad
ternational
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THE COMBINE THAT
INVITES
MRARISON
733-2283
k FARM EQU3P.
(DWN 367-1319
Lancaster Kannlny,. Saturday. July -1. 1!)70
Weekly UEP Egg Marke
Prices
iteglon
1 ll«c
Noillu.ist 4D'j
Noi Ih vest 42 2<i
cvnii.ti West :<o :n
Southwest 20 22
Midwest 27 27
Southeast 25 1 27
Notional Aveioge 30 37
Weekly New York Egg Mk
Fiom Mond.iy, June 29th to Fi itl.ty, July 3icl
.Mon.
WHITE
Fey Ex Laige 45
Fey Laige 41
Fey Mediums 31
Fey Pullets 22
Fey Peewecs 13
BROWN
Fcv
Fey
Fey
Fey
Lai ge 41
Mediums 31
Pullets 22
Pcewees 13
Standaids
Checks
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21 21'i
Tone Laige sizes moving icadily, mediums uiegu
ample in Noitheast adequate othei aieas
Copyiight 1970 by Uiner Barry Publications
195-240 lbs. 27 25-27 75 US
220-250 lbs 26 50-27 00
SOWS US 1-2 185-195
CALVES RETURNED TO 26 75-27 10 US 2-3 315 550
FARM Bulk 90-115 lbs 38 00- 17 00-18 00
48 00 SHEEP 62—Spang Lambs
Slaughtei Ewes fully steady
HOGS WB Bauows and Gilts SPRING LAMBS Choici
50-100 higher 95 lbs 29 00 . 32 50) Good (
BARROWS AND GILTS—US lbs 25 00 29 50
• Vintage
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1 200-210 lbs 28 75-28 85 US 1 2 SLAUGHTER EWES U
200-240 lbs 27 85-28 35 US 2-3 and Good 7 00-9 00
Ist MORTGAGES
BONDS
DEBENTURES
LAND
Earn up to 10%
and More
(Depending on your tax Bracket)
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Akron, Pa.
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to the Producer
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