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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1972
Page
15
Ready to cook movement remains light while overall slaughter schedules ease to meet needs. Live weights run heavier than desired and prices vary little to slightly lower for U S Grade A, Plant, and M grades. Auction sale notes include April 4 results with assorted poultry weights and prices. weekly sale schedule and times published.
Weeklong trading shows subdued activity as supply tightens and demand remains restrained. Beef cuts vary by grade with primes and choice ranges leans or steady, veal and lamb follow similar firm to weak patterns, while pork loins hold steady with limited gains amid cautious buyers.
Egg market in New York shows prices unchanged on Wednesday April 5 with steady undertone. Trade activity ranged light to fair as receipts run light and floor stocks vary by size from fully adequate to light, while smalls face limited buying at 18 to 19 cents and carton movement remains fair to occasionally good with spotty advertised features.
Prices to light type hens % cent lower across Eastern Pa and New Jersey with offerings ample and capacity booked for weeks. Heavy type hens scarce versus decent demand with farm prices showing light type at 5 16 to 6 44 Pa and 5 to 6 in N J while heavy type 16 14 to 18.
Oklahoma City market report shows feeder steers and heifers 400 to 700 pounds mostly down 50 to 100 cents with light test. Arrivals from wheat pastures are moderate to large, buyers present, demand for grass-finish cattle broad but scarce. Early prices include 400-500 pound steers 42.00 to 46.15, 500-700 pounds 35.75 to 38.00, Holstein lots around 31.50 to 36.90, and feeder heifers 300-700 pounds mostly 30.50 to 39.30 in varied lots.
The organization announced its corporate identity change to NEDCO while retaining legal name Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation, Inc. Public designations will use NEDCO. Offices are at 428 South Warren Street, Syracuse, and a slate of 4-H events and meetings is planned from April 10 to 15, including trials, roundups, and a feeder pig sale.
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