Prices Steady for Light Hens and Mixed Poultry Markets
Prices steady to weaker for future pickups of light type hens with adequate offerings at processing plants and ample supply for the next two weeks. Demand described as good with heavy type hens adequate for a fairly good call. Farm prices show light hens 11 to 12 cents in New Jersey and Pa. for light types, with heavy hens price not listed. Broiler-Fryer market movements fair to good but slowing as holiday buying wanes. Slaughter schedules reduced. some plants closed Thursday and Friday for machinery changeovers. US Grade A 46-49% mostly 46. Plant Grade 45-4714 mostly 45. Auction and sale details included. eggs market notes show steady to firm Baltimore and Philadelphia prices with carton prices cited.
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New England Egg and Dairy Prices Report Summary
New England Weekly Shell Egg Report lists values for grades and weights. Prices span Choice, Good, and Utility categories with per dozen ranges, plus cow and bull classifications including Commercial, Utility, High yielding Utility, Cutter, and Canner grades.
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New York Dressed Beef and Pork Prices Report
Prices for beef veal lamb and pork varied with declines in several cuts. Beep from steers and heifers shows mixed gains and drops as wholesalers adjust with light declines in loins and national policy. Fresh pork items show modest movements with spareribs and hams changing modestly.
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The listing shows price tiers for extra large, large, and medium shirts with retailer-focused pricing. Extra large priced at 58 5912, large at 57 58, and medium at 5214 54, reflecting varying stock levels from barely adequate to ample.
Peoria Cattle Receipts Fill Week as Slaughter Steers Slip
This week at Peoria Cattle weaned 2,354 head, down from 2,290 last week and 4,654 year ago. Slaughter steers ended 75 to 1.00 lower with declines mainly on Choice to Prime. heifers finished strong to 25 higher while cows rose 25 to 50. Bulls were mostly steady. Receipts were 70 percent steers, 25 percent heifers, rest cows, with supply centered on Choice slaughter cattle.
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