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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1967

Page

14

Weekly Poultry Report Signals Mixed Prices and Slower Trade

Light hens prices unchanged with fair demand and adequate offerings down from last week while the egg market shows a slight uptick. Heavy hens attract good interest but offerings are limited with too few sales to quote. Turkeys see limited movement to Kosher outlets with few prices. Broiler and fryer live prices average 16.47 cents a lb, up 4 cents from last week, with weekly range 15.1 to 17.5 cents and total sales 844,500 head, down 422,000 from prior week. Hog prices show dips from last Tuesday with barrows and gilts 50 cents lower and ranged 17.25 to 19.00 per cwt for various weights, while sow prices 13.50 to 14.50 per cwt.

New Holland Hogs Calves Cattle Prices for April 10 1967

Hogs averaged 50 cents lower with 878 head sold, retail and wholesale prices listed for US 1-3. Calves market steady with Choice and Prime at 38-42, Good at 35-37.50, Standard 30-34.50, Common 18-28. Bulls and feeders shown, Utility and Commercial cows 16.25-19.00, high yielding up to 19.50, canners 14.50-18.00, shelly canner 11-15. Feeder loads 875-925 lb at 23.00-23.75.

Fleers

Livestock Auction Prices and Market Report

Lancaster Auction 20.60, Cutter 16.75-1885, Can ner to low-Cutter 15.35-17. BULLS-Few Good and Choice 22.85-24.60, Utility and Commercial 21.85-2460, couple high-yielding individual 25 50- 26.10. CALVES 144-Vealers strong to $1 higher. VEALERS-Choice 40-43.- 50, Good 36-41, Standard 34-39, Utility 29-35, Call 25-31, 70-90 to pease. Compared with Trend Market very irregular and easier on all whites, wada last Monday, Barrows and gilts an almost complete lack of buying interest steady to strong. . " Kali BARROWS AND GILTS Copyright 1967 by Urner Barry Publications US 1-2 190-240 Ibs. 18 75-1950, US 1, 200-235 Ibs mainly 1950, few to $2010, 1-3 190-250 Ibs 18-18 75, 2-3 250-280 Ibs 17-18 SOWS-Few US 1,3 300- 450 Ibs 13-14, few no 1, to $15.

Wada Urner Barry Publications

Fogelsville Prices Paid for Poultry April 11 1967

The listing shows prices paid for poultry and small animals in Fogelsville on April 11 1967. Hens light and heavy categories, pullets, roosters, capons, ducks, drakes, turkeys hens, rabbits, guineas, and pigeons per pair are recorded with a wide range of cents per pound or per pair. A total of 319 coops sold is noted.

Cattle Market Report Tight Supplies for Vintage and Calves

Vintage cattle prices show limited supply with consignments scarce for Choice and strong to higher bids for other grades. Calves remain scarce with most advances on call and Utility. Weaners and cutters show steady demand, with heifers and cull stock trading higher in narrower ranges.

Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Cutability and Weights

The report lists No 4 and 5 cutability ranges from 2450 to 25 for various grades, noting prime and choice lead cattle around 1600 pounds. Slaughter heifers show High Choice and Prime weights 850 to 1125 pounds, with mixed grades 800 to 1075 pounds and Good at 2150 to 22.

Weekly New York Egg Market Report Monday to Friday

The New York egg market summary covers price trends and market actions from Monday April 10 to Friday April 14. Trade activity includes buyers and sellers adjusting quotes and delivery schedules amid holiday-week demand shifts and supply updates from regional producers.

My Neighbors No Maam We Do Not Have A Category

Local readers debate a quirky phrase about thresholds and tolerance in neighborhood norms. The cartoonish remark explores how communities label or ignore minor social slights and the humor found in everyday politeness.

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